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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

left for Peoria this morning to attend
the state convention. He will make
speeches along the road from the rear
platform of the train.
Peoria, Ill, Sept. 9-Am1d the
cheers Of great crowd, William j.
Bryan, accompanied by number. OF
delegates to the Democratic state con-
vention. arrived here at noon today
He was met at the station by Adai
Stevenson, Democratic candidate for
governor, and the journey to the ho-
tel was an ovation. Mr.. Bryan made
a brief speech from the balcony OF
the hotel. Later he addressed a great
meeting at convention hall on "The
State and Nation"
Extracts from Speech on Estate and
Nation" Delivered Today at Peoria,
Illinois.
The success of our system of govern
ment rests upon the careful observ-
ance of the constitutional division of
power between the state and the ma
tion. A number of expressions have
been coined to describe the relations
existing between the federal govern
ment and the several subdivisions,
but no one has been more fe1icitous
in definitions than Jefferson or
more accurate in drawing lines
of demarkation. He presented the
historic position of the Democrat
ic party when he declared hims
self in favor of "the uspport of
the state governments in all their
rights, as the most competent admin
istrations for our domestic concerns
and the surest bulwarks against anti.
republican tendencies and "the
preservation of the general govern
ment in it's whole constitutional Wig
or, as the sheet anchor of our safety
at home and peace abroad" The Dem
ocratic platform, adopted at Denver,
quotes the language of Jefferson and
declares that it expresses the party's s
position at this time.
1t would be almost as difficult to
maintain free, self-gOverning repub-
lie over large area and with large
population without state governments
as it would be to maintain such re-
public without general government.
The interests of the different parts
of the country are so varied, and the
matters requiring legislative attention
SO numerous, that it would be impos-
sible to have all of the work done
at the national capitol. One has only
to examine the bills introduced in
each congress, and then add to the
number the bills introduced at the
forty-six states. to realize that it
would be beyond the power of any
body of men to legislate intelligently
on the multitude of questions that re
quire consideration.
Not only would national legislators
lack the time necessary for investiga
| ton, and therefore lack the informa
| ton necessary to wise decision, but
tae indifference of representatives
in one part of the country to local
matters in other parts of the country
would invite the abuse of power
Then, too. the seat of government
would be so far from the great ma
jorfty OF the voters as to prevent that
scrutiny of public conduct which is
essential to clean and honest govern
ment. The union of the separate
states under q federal government
lones the only plan that can adap,
itself to indefinite extension.
0ur constitution expressly reserves
to tle statss ANA 10 the people res
Ipect1esav - pussss 10f delegated Il
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09
TAFT HIMSELF THE ONLY
GENUINE HEIR TO THR1

Sandusky, o., Sept. Sin a speech
here today VIM. II. Taft not only ridi-
father of the Roosevelt policies, but
delivered himself of an emphatic
pledge that if elected he will devote
all the ability that is in him to the
constructive work of suggesting to
congress means by which the Roose.
velt policies shall be clinched.
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PRIMARY
ELECTIONS
VOTERS OF WASHINGTON STATE
SELECTED CANDIDATES FOR
BOTH PARTIES.
DEADLOCK IN IOWA

cunasnins Received Just Half the Vote
of the Legislature, Stand-patters
Voting Against Him. Colorado
Democrats Holding State Conven
tion.- LilIey for Governor Of Con
necticut.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB NOW
IN NEW QUARTERS.

The Commercial Club has moved
into its new building between the
Office and the Carnegie Library The
building was constructed especially
for the Club. and is one OF the most
complete and commodious quarters
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09
A CASE OF BUBONIc
PLAGUE AT LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles. Sept. o. A case OF
bubonic plague has been discovered
here. The patient is boy named Mul
holland and he is now convalescing'
Three weeks ago he was bitten by a
sick squirrel in the park. Now it is
discovered that the squirrels have
the disease. 1t is believed by the au-
horities that there will be no spread
ing of the disease.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken st
600 a. ni.l
Roswell, N M, Sept. 9.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., So; min., So; mean, TO-
Precipitation, 90; wind W., velocity
3 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday; station.
ary temperature.
Comparative Temperature Datas
Extremes tnfs date last year,
Max, IT; min.. So.
Extremes this date. IA years, rec
ord Max. SO. 1896; min. 81. 1Ss4-sa
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A fine cup of the celebrated
Golden Gate Coffee, free, at
Joyce-Pruit Co.'S.
A SHOOTING AEFRAY

Los Angeles, CAL, Sept. 9.-In a
desperate shooting ARRAY with two
burglars at Ninth and Grand avenue
at ten o'clock today, Captain Walter
Auble, of the city police, was shot
three times and probably fatally
wounded. One Of the two alleged bur
glars. Fred Horning. chauffeur. was
locked up. but the man who did the
shooting. Carl Sutherland. escaped.
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THE STATE
AND NATION
BRYAN DELIVERS ADDRESS TO
THOUSANDS AT PEORIA ON
DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE.
he RECEIVES AN OVATION

Great commoner Was Met at the sta
ton by Hon AdIai Stevenson and
Delegates to State Convention and
Accompanied to His Hotel by Cheer
ing Thousands.-Made Brief Talk
From Hotel Balcony.
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Old hats made new, prices reason
able. Call on Miss Armour, COL Nortl
Main. AL Trimmer. 65t4s
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Fer sale.

10000 pounds of choice alfalfa seed.
No johnson grass in 1t. Inquire at s.
F. King, 1 1-2 miles west of Green
field. p. o. address. Dexter. N. M.
63t6.
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DR.. PRESLEY Eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted; phone 1870
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Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 8.-Reports re-
est fires are burning along the north
shore as far as Grand Marias in the
Western Mesaba range south to with
in ten or fifteen miles of Duluth and
north to the extreme northern edge
of the ranges and perhaps much far
ther. Throughout territory a hund-
red miles square the settlers are be
ing burned out by hundreds and it
will be impossible to estimate the
loss for weeks. No towns of any size
have burned since the destruction
of Chisholm, but constant vigilance
was required to save Hibbing.
A Night of Terror.
Duluth, Sept. 9.-It was night of
terror on the range and one of deep
anxiety in Duluth but today conditions
appear to have changed for the bet
ter Last night fires threatened half
a dozen larger towns on the range.
More than ten thousand residents OF
Hibbing fought the flames all night
and this morning the report is that
the town is safe. A fire engine was
held in readiness here loaded on a car
ready to rush to Hibbing whenever
called for.
Bovey had as hard a fight as Hib-
bing, the fire fighters there being aid
ed by residents of Coleraine. At Au-
rora, Nashwauk, Bull, Wrenchall and
several smaller villages, similar con-
ditions obtained. At this time the wind
is dying down and the fires appear to
be gradually burning themselves out.
The most dramatic incidents of the
entire fire promise to develop around
Grand Marais. The steamer Gopher,
a q. s. gunboat, left last night car
rying fifty members of the naval mil
itfa, to rescue the settlers along the
north shore. The village is entirely
cut OF from means of communicat-
ion and it will be twenty-four hours
at least, before the rescuers can be
heard from. The passengers on the
last boat out reported the fires rush
ing toward the lake and gradually
hemming in the six hundred inhabi-
tants of Grand Marais. These are
mostly fishermen and indians and set
tiers along the shores.
The relief fund has passed the $780,
900 mark and immediate needs of the
sufferers have been meet.
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J. A Smith and J. B. Hibbard, who
were here on business at the land
office, returned to Clovis this morn
ing.
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Phones IS and A. 2f5 North Man
Parsons 6. Son
RR0KERS

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stenography. All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only Ia
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Oan
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
Ask parSOnS---fle Knows
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A NIGHT
OF TERROR
FOREST FIRES CREATE HAVOC
AND LOSS IN TOWNS OF
NORTHERN MINNESOTA.
THOUSANDS fight FIRE

Many Small Towns Struggling to
Save ThemseIves.-The Flames Now
Appear to Be Burning Out Relief
Expedition Sets Out for the Grand
Marias.-ReIief Fund of $4,000.
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"A. D. Ford and daughter, who were
here eight weeks, left this morning
for Elida, where they will visit before
going to their home at Upton, n. NJ.
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WtANTED:- A young girl. Il or 16
years of age. to do homework. Ap-
ply Record ONCE. 65t2s
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Everybody come in Thursday
and get a cup of the celebrated
Golden Gate Coffee, free, at
JOyce.Pruit Co.'S.

Battle Creek foods at Makin's.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

Mrs. William Kinds will sing at
the w. C. T. U. Convention this eve.
ming at the Christian church.
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ONE DEAD AND SEVERAL
INJURED IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Sept. 9.-Thomas Nc
Henry, a waiter was burned to death
in his bed, two women were serious
ly burned and several others were
more or less badly injured in a fire
that destroyed the mems and womens
building at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club at Chestnut Hill, a suburb, this
morning. The women saved themselv-
es by dropping from windows thirty
feet to the ground. The fire caused
damage estimated at $4,000.
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Cheap apples--Millheiser Orchard
BATTLING NELSON AND JOE
CANS MEET THIS AFTERNOON

San Francisco, Sept. 9.-For the
third time within two years Battling
Nelson, the light weight champion,
and Joe Cans, who held the title for
merly, are to meet this afternoon at
the Mission street arena. The contest
is limited to As rounds. Nelson is a
two to one favorite.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

Boellner, the jeweler. has 1t cheaper
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

Battle Creek foods at Makin's.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

If you are sick, try Battle Creek
foods, at Makin's.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-09

sanitarium foods at Makin's.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

3 g q 9 9 g q, ., - e 9 Q 9 9 8
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-20

Under the beadline Seven More a
French newspaper recently published
the f0llaEing frora a Monte Carlo cor.
respCndeufs There is 4 giignt r.
duciioa in the number Of suicides for
lie eif4ent week OF the seveu uns
haory ores whom the bandits Of
Afense Carlo have hurried 70 rreir
death after first robhlpg them. f0-g
have hanged themseiF res 10 the gar
den and ore has hanged himself IN his
ra0m AZ the Hotel Dc Paris This last
gns was cut dpwn nearly dead. and
taken to The hospital al Monaco. where
he Is being cared for in The greatest
secrecy
woman also has poisoned herself
a Monaco only q few steps from tie
nuseurn that WIS raised to his OWn
glory by Albert T. StAl another. q
Y0ang man 50 years 0f age. shOt him-
self dead On Monday eyeaing at n.ne
oelock on one of The benches tF0nt-
ing the great staircase Of the Casino.
And set among the statesmen who
meet regularly AZ The Hague TO com
Bat the scoufge of var. not . single
delegate hag yei dreamed Of suggest
ing the suppression 81 the slaughter
house of Monaco.
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II Mised Company.

The sort or people travelling and
staying at good hotels has become
very mixed. All classes and conditions
of naen are now sufficiently wen on to
frequent the more expensive places
A lady found herself recently placed
al a table d'hote beside her dress
maker and the owner Of a shop where
she bought her perfumery, while
gentleman. recognizing his hairdresser
ln the smoking room. was accosted by
him witfi the polite request: Il hope.
SIR. you win kindly keep my secret.
but / am staying here. as usualIy do
"a h0iels not In my own name. but as
Mai s.aY7Iondan GFaphic.sbam tsntr
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Highest Priced Shetisnd Panies.aB r
The Shetland pony Trade has seniss-
what deteeorafed 81 late Years II
bygone days a crofter could count up
on. getting from IS ~ ee fsrea horse
fvai, but nov these animals are prac-
tieAlly phsaiala uniess thsylaTs pedi-
greed st
The Shetland pony IS celebrated in
every country. and Is much superior
in symmetry Of form, heetness and ss-
gacity to the same class OF animals n
Norway. the Farce islands and Ice
land. Ponies coming FROM the Islands
Of inst and Fetlar are considered
the finest and usually bring the high
est prices. Those Of the latEeT island
are 4 cross between tbe genuine
shelues and the Arabian horse They
are beautiful little animals. but Wild
and dinicuit to train. Worlds Work.
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avery sidewalk that i3 Bailt makes il
\. er for some child Or group Of children
areach the schools. Sometimes il looks
~ / walk was hardly y needed along GER
alnlout Of the way places, but whenI built
il surprising % note tlle number Of
iebple who use it. In the early morning
III people who work down town may be
;eRn following the streets that have side
lgsIks. Don't get the idea that too many
,A being built xTgy
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The Stocking Trunk.

The frank was lined wih pink
satin--a small black trunk ornate
with rich brass trimmings a3ie s8sir
This Is a stocking trunk the deals
er said There are hat trunks. shoe
trunks. fur trunks lace trunks--at
,last the stocking trunk appears.
Many women, you know, plunge
heavily in the matter OF stockings II
sis not rare TO see lace stockings that
cost 800 a pair All such hose are
very frsii. Very delfeate:: they must
mot be torn or soiled; hence the stock
8ng trunk with its satin lining.
these six compartments WIN hold
boo pairs. That is a good many, Yet
a beaudful actress told me recently.
as she bought a stocking trunk, that
she had i25 pairs. worth over 81 ,0Oo. .
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DEVELOPING OKLAHOMA.

TIE 8sspe fer rss5s sssel5 5Esseus ID this
southwestern eglHlrg i bnsed isrsely p
securing factaFies - consume the raw
frod1rtA Capsbis d PRODUCING almost all
ii tie cereals fsslaa ID the north tempef-
- pine lie making af tbe finished pro-
daet on aar oxa grslnd. by our ora peofaes
thus reagane @haseves profit ttgefe IS. can
make 0Aaatsrns the empire of ali states
~ess 81 TIE Nissoari
To secEe the proper manataetuHng CON
onns Requires rsnsaiissir investment not
based "a tremendous prsats The mills
ard the s@heeis which make the raw ma
aerial into tie finished products are, as
rule. started by home capital and, a. they
er0w. are enlarged until they eventually
become the nost important feature Of
many commodities
As "a agricultural empre Oklahoma
has been inlpduced 70 the sister states.
and her vast eii ard "a deposits br0ueht
rnany small factories into that section
taf tie great majority of the territory stin
ships "a sesen-sishts q manufactured
pFodlHsts So long as that custom prevails.
80 long winswe pay tribute TO the Nails of
the older states and cities
The woEk ri -gbe 0klahqma GeplQsieal
Survey sflldd hst4h tocbslsle sAasq Gqp+
difiopS The members n the surrey corps
anillard iiit,stRas asinyest a alina IT. rtiaetal
resources of the state As soon as the
reports now being written are published
the people Of Oklahoma win know what
they. actually have ii ne way 81 minerals
When this is done capital will come IN,
mipes and agaries vii b opened. fscto7l
rles and plants erected and the noss
dormant resources n she state will BE-
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a Worthy Desire.

An ambitious young Chicagoan re-
GENTLY called upon publisher1of nov
ELS in that city. to whom be impaired
confdentially the information that he
had decided to write a book, and
that he would be pleased to afford the
publisher the chance to bring il out
May | venture TO inquire as to the
nature Of the book you propose TO
write9" asked the publisher, very DO
litely
~Oh." came in an od-hand way from
the aspirant for fame, I think Of doing
something or the line OF Les Misera-
bles only livelier, you know,9--Lip-
pineotts.
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fTF II

.9he number Of men who want % buy
land al this time i indieatfve ora still
batter day for this section. Let the land
pass into Che hands ef men who VIII make
III IFoduce something other than wild
Il = Ah - ~ 4 n e
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The idle man in vinita has about as
hsfle chance as one-iegged man at 3
kIeking match ,4.t.t
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smeets OF every city and town in Okla
hosna. Il, has talaa to ihe prairies'and
timber HIS and along the mountainsfast-
nesses. Il takes a swift man teescspe il.
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kirtg. and the setting 81 factories IN our
Nies and villages wall makFan era a
snd dolin liz zaslsdsyk
.f)klahoma.
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kOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
First pubiiskeil NoW Is i90s4 q

notice or SALE Or REAL ESTATE. J
(First pubiisEebs NoW IS i90s4 = 4
ToWhom il May Coaoern 81
By.virhieOf an sou5ef Of sale ksued 70,
ma the undersigned. as the guardian Of
Elizabeth C. DohertY a minor, in cause
Nd. 6S6 pending IN die county court of
CraiG county. Okiahoma. l. the Undersigned.
asahe guardian Of said minor. by virtue
Of said order which was made on the 9Th
dan OF November. 1908. viii sell al private
SALE the following described land situated
in Craig county. Oklahoma, belonging to
said minor. to-wit
ri IL Of sw IA Of ne IA sec. II, and
ne IA Of sw IA Of sec II. twp. 25
north and range q east. containing so
acres. more or less according tG the
government survey. &
Fhat said sale viii be made on 81 after
The 5th day Of DecembeT. 1903. and bids,
to be made in writing. viii Be received at
The Office Of d. H. Wilson. my attorney, 10
Vinita. Oklahoma. Or myself personally. or
tie same may be left at the Office OF the
county Judge Of Craig county. Oklahoma
Witness my hand lhis 9th day Of No
vember. 1908
WALrEP L. D0HEnTf.
Guardian Of Elizabeth c. DohertY. minor
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.sohassrE alshsaprlsBssI.h kysms

= Spanish women now enjoy gTeafer
Dolnfcal d sAfs than those Of the United
STATES. The committee Of the Spanish
chamber has accepted an amendment
10 the municipal administration bill.
giving women a vote in the election Of
the village mayors and rural council
urs. II is3hmited 10 women who are
heads Of families But it Is an excel
lent entering wedge: and it gives the
women Of Spain a-largeF- share of ssff-
frage than women yet possess in Al Of
the 46 states OF The union. Even The
Countries that have been regarded as
che mosts con serSatixs ore -seeinAing
10 extend suffrage to women
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Prosnerity s rnnning up and down the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-20

there is a school book trust We are
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fWhy don't you hand it to the cap
taih
10. thank you. he smokes.
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WALTEP L. DOHnur.
Guardian Of Elizabeth c. Doherty a minor
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-20

WhsTepR0, his VIC nudged him ant
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Here Is . family affair on hand
which ] must handle without gloves
Z rWhst ssitT"
"A mischieVous pair Of Kids BAL
timore American
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-27

ben idIaHtm 9iHtsrIeib ausst3siaust.
une ibrs Nlfgobe lit IS, in Die 5elen,
Delte nitt ais gOrratbs5sleu oiensn,
Il Elm 81 81 Isgea, benz nab penig Ia
gen cine tleius Dlaoe sRtl6lipit, Sic
piro oon ibren trlrahieuen S6psitsrn
10 rei6lih sefittsri. oab Fs pieoerum
mad eiHi9eH Soesn bic goR5e 2eat
aasfiat. Ssst miro oisielbs non Den
ShDeiteru perfdloHeR, un0 i'm Sn
nern uernanteIt iih oas 5bisrheu sur
fertisen 8ieRs. Sobalo bieis ums
panoIuHs tesnbst 1T. 3eist iib oas
iuHae 8sndsn AUDI i6oh ais isIbhs
lianoi9eS @ridopf. is itobl osn DedeI
oon tbrem 8erier herunter. miid)t Ith
aHter Die SdGdr Scr Grmahisnen un0
{ bol0 imianse. Die arbeiteu OerieIs
,tn ebenio gut gu perrihtsn,
Adbreno ale 3elen, in ntnen bic
4rbeiiabieneH entiteben, elei6 grOB
line, baueu bic genen i'm 6riibiabr
aud 9r0Bere 3slIea. 0as lit dbsr niht
etmd 3ufon, innotrn teltimmte 4b,
'fiht; oenn in Oieien 3ellsR entiteben
bic 9r0Bersn Drobneu. uro cine nm.
5dbl sdn3 beionters GROCER t%onneniors
niger 3ellen ioaen oa3u 0iensn, iuuge
&Onisinsn 9rob gu 3isben. Sic perosn
gang defenders gut geiittert uno 5sis
gen Duvh Elm Idutes .tiibt, ii6t" an,
ipeun es 10 nett 1T, oab ie ibrs ,3easn
.rIdHen t6nnen. penn oas lit INNER
Elm 5duptersignib i'm 9~isnsnFaat, Oa
5psi aoniginen usfensinunter ni6t
1orbauosn isin ionnsn. Delft oerIdBs
oesbaIb bic olte a6nigin NIT ibrsm
Anbaua eutpiaig ben Ban. Der
S6Darm isbt iid auf siRsn 9aumdit
uno Miro pom 8%eneRooter siligf In
eiHen bereit ssbaItsnsn Is,rsn stpd sts
6taht.