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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
Lest You Should FORGET.

We want to call your attention to our
line of holiday goods shat are now ready
for your inspection. We think that we
have the largest and best assortment
that has ever been shown in Langdon
lowes'. 1t is impossible to go into de-
tail and name each article and quote
prices on them A visit te our toy de-
partment will convince you.s We always
do rs we advertise and if any toy or
article is not as we represent it to be
your money will be refunded Give US
call. PRICE d JOHNSON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Ihe pecuniary difficulty of raising the
remaining S3,597 debt upon the new
M. f. church and the parsonage was
overcome at the dedication services of
Sunday.
The management of the Langdon
Public Library requests that all parties
holding membership cards return books
out on or before Saturday of next
week, December llth. The library COM
mite desires to check over and re.cata-
loguo the books for the ensuing year.
The following Wednesday, December Is,
the library will close for three days, re-
opening on Saturday December 1s.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
Lone Star OF Texas

"Lonr Star of Texas" which wil lie
presente al h" Langdon oFera house
Wednesday. venlng Dec. Stb. does n t
belong t he oul of date eou.noa-
place meludran 4-. Beaumogs t'i&Sruu.
the author, has written an utroly
uflginal up date ta. that contains
81 he eemro:o of successful i,sGdnr-
tors Tns -crs.e> ar laid IL 'ieNas
aud the AtNlcan border during the
petnd of 1916 ard are l,telite IN every
d"ta, he ctsrec. .eIs are al distinct
" drawn aGu ret Resent various types TO
Lr found in lha, locality a he close of
the ar vi h Mexico Tickets now ON
~n," al the ii +, Close drug srore
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
'''fs? 4s? County.

Three cents above its neighborlng
towns is what Walhalla is paying farm
ers for their wheat.
The maximum coal rate cases from
North Dakota will have hearing before
the U. S. supreme court on Feb. q.
The @. P. r. is advertising special
holiday rates east, good going Dec to
Dec. 81, returning any day within three
months.
Attorney Butler Lamb of Tower.
formerly of Langdon announces himself
in the race for congress on the demo-
cratic ticket.
Geo. Mclean postmaster at Sarles,
whose auto was destroyed by fire two
weeks ago, ,receiyed $4,000 insurance and
the remains of his car this week.
On Nov, Is the Alsen Farmers State
Bank opened it's doors for business, but
not receiving deposits for business, but
is not receiving deposits for some "red
tape" reason, too lengthy to give, will be
o. K. soon though.
The Alsen Farmers State Bank and
the Bank of Mowbray will bs added to
tho number of Cavalier county fiduciary
institu tions responding to the call for
the first statement of tho condition Of
business in 1910.
j. Koehn has..abandoned his automo-
bile stage between Munich and Langdon
for the season. He now does business
with two teams, leaving one in Langdon
Thus each team has to make the trip
only one way day and much better
service is the result.
Election of officers took place in Ionic
Lodge No. g. at Hannah on Tuesday
night as follows: o. F. tansett, w. NJ.
P. L. Hines, S. W.; l.. L. Gardiner, j. W.
u. F. Thompson, secretary; Geo. Bull
loch, treasurer. Installation of officers
will be held about Dec. 21st.
Wales had narrow escape from a
serious fire Friday night. The gasoline
tank which supplies tho lights in the
pool room was leaking and took fire. Ir
twinkling the place was . mass o.
flames. A number of patent fire ex
tingulshers we're turned loose stimuli
taneously upon the blaze and it was
subdued as speedily as it started. Hac
the fire got any considerable start il
would in all probability have consumed
the block.
James Ellis, of Hannah, has two child
rem who are deeply disappointed and
Justly indignant. They entered tn,
corn growing contest and succeeded 81
we'll that they matured several busheli
of choice corn. When the time came t,
select two dozen ears to forward t,
Langdon they found that blackbisds hui
helped themselves to few kernels fF0M
every ear, not leaving enough to exhibit
The children think they. have . olsa
cass ior dauag . assinst thsss bisds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Emile Hanggi was business visitor
In the city over here from Clyde ines
day.
The ordination of Rev. Stevenson, of
Lakota, was a feature of the afternoon
service at the M. b. church last Sunday
The ordination service being conducted
by Bishop Mcintyre.
Some improved farms for sale on state
land terms. Close to town. | have buy
ers for bargain. Will help get per
cent money to pay off your old mortgage
for small cash commission. f.. a. Wads-
worth.
Merchant A. Schulke took Tuesdays
train to Grand Forks to join in the
doings of the Langdon party of Shriners
who left here the previous day to take
part in the big gathering of high degree
Masonic brethren.
H. d. ALERT left on Mondays train
for business trip of few days in st
Paul. Mrs. ALERT accompanied her
husband as far as Faribault, Mimi,
intending to make a short visit with
their youngest daughter, Miss Daisy,
who is attending school there
William Campbell, one of the well-to-
do early pioneers of Linden township,
who within the last year made hand
some bequest of several thousand dollars
to the Methodist college at Grand Forks,
was here from Hannah to attend the
dedication of the new Methodist church
Sunday.
The calana,-r for he term OF district
| court to cunv~sn h'r" next Tnesuay
promises To be one vi the llghtest held
here in number of years past. The
docket to be cleaned up only includes
some twenty civil cases. The criminal
cases set for trial reach only about hall
that humber.
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Pennock anc
daughter, Miss Stella, came down from
church dedication services of Sunday
They expect to occupy their house il
town during the winter months. Mrs
Hur,. mother of Mrs Pennock, is visit
Ing with them.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Hooey
whose death occurred quite unexpected
ly Wednesday morning of last week a
the home of her son, Mr. Levi Hooey
north of town, was held Saturday, th
remains being taken to Park River fo
lnterment and laid to rest in the GENE
tary there besides those of her husband
the late James Hooey who passed ava,
number of years ago. Deceased wa
3 upwards of seventy-four years old and
q respected pioneer resident of this count
Death came as happy release afte
yeers of patient suffering. A grow
family Of three daughters and four son
compose the immediate family.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
Card of Thanks.

The pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church desires hereby to express his
thanks to the frien!s of other denomi-
nations, who joined with us in Sunday $
dedication service, to those who so kind
ly opened their homes to the entertain
ment of guests, and to the host of people
who contributed of their money to make
the day a financial success.
REV. e. s. BENJAMIN.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
DR.. A. f. Elliott, of Milton, Is reported
dangerously i'll with Inflammation of the

DR.. A. + Elliott, of Milton, Is reported
dangerously i'll with Inflammation of the
bladder.
In the corn growing contest Hender
son art Byron townships made the best
showing Of any in the county.
John Mccoy, of Hannah, m de trip
to Moose Jaw, Sask., this week to tile on
a half section of Western Canada land
The Munich Herald has been equir
ped with the Herr lighting system IL
that paper does not now shed roper
light on things it will not be because it
has not enough of it.
It is slow week indeed when Senator
Plain, Of Milton, does not buy farm or
sone property of like value Last week
he purchased the Green building former
ly used by Mr.. Green for harness shop
and moved his stock of furniture into
that place. Work on the new building,
which was started last week has been
suspended until spring.
E. A. SEVERED, one of tho old pioneer
farmers of Alsen, N. D., believes in mixed
farming. He farms section and half
of land and last year he raised 1912
bushels Of wheat, 7774 bushels of oats,
275 bushels of fax. his barn six feet
higher, 5 colts, 1 calves, 8 pigs, l3O
incubator chicks, 13 geese, kittens,
pup, and last Of all 10 pound girl.
Tho church bazaar and fa,r held at
Clyde on Monday and Tuesday of last
week was highly successful affair the
total amount . raised during the two
days aggrega,ing $500. Great interest
is stated as having centered in the watch
drawing, the lucky number being held
by e. j. Hanggi. The little daughter OF
Leo Beaudrie had the largest number of
votes in the rocking chair contest. l,
was tho FIRST bazaar ever held at CLYDE
and immense crowds were there both
days.
Norman McKchney and Martin Mat
son, both husky constables of Cavalier
county, met foes, worthy OF their stee
when out serving some attachment pa
pers near Munich last week Norman
says the gentleman In question can out
run Bryan leave alone himself, and thai
his daughter can out do Carrie NatIot
any day. The battle SCARED constable
however, returned with horse and tht
legend of the battle will be handed dow
to their grand children tor generations
to come. Munich her Id.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl E. Jerdin ana theil
son, Carl, started las week for Il trip t.
Sweden. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerdln came IL
this country twenty five years ago
They started with nothing and many I
hard phone, r winter in the early days II
this county. Now they are we'll sup lie.
with this worlds goods and are going Il
take a we'll earned vacation to see thei
relatives in the "old country" aud tn,
land of their youth. This will be youn,
Carl's first sight of the land of his faith
!, ers and Of the world abroad. They al
!. expect to be back in the sprlng. Thei
: many friends wish them pleasant triI
II Gstsyour auctisn sale bills printed .
this sfiss and save money. i Z,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02
Notice of Eighth Grade Examination

An examination of applicants for Com
mon School diplomas will be held in the
schools of this county on Thursday ard
.'rday, Oece mber 10Th, and l7th, 1909.
b. Il. GROOM
County Sup't of Schools.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Stot 8 itching Instantly, Cures giles,
eczpma, salt rhrum, tetter, itch. hives,
herpes, scables. Dosn Ointment found
at any drug store.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Job printing-the DEMOCRAT.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Gstsyour auctisn sale bills printed q
this smss and save money.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-12-02

Emile Hanggi was business visitor
in the city over here from Clyde ines
day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
Rheumatism Recipe

\ well known authority on Rhcu-
matisn gives the following valuable,
though simple end harmless prescrip-
ton, which any ore can easily pre-
pare at home:
Fluid Extract Dandclion. onc-hali
ounce; Compound kargon. one ounce I:
Compound Syrup SaTsaparilla, three
ounces
Mix 10y shaking well IN a bottle. and
take a tcaspuOnirl after cac, meal and
AT bedtime.
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good prcscrip-
ton pharmacy at small cost. and being
ni vegetable extraction, are harmless
To- take.
This pleasant mixture. il taken reg
ularly inr few days. is said to over
come almost any case oi Rheumatism.
he pain and swelling, ii any, dimin-
shes with each dose. until permanent
results are obtained. and without in
Turing the stomach While there are
many So called Rheumatism remedies.
patent medicines. etc. some oi which
do give relief, lew really give pcrma-
ncnt results, and the above will. no
doubt, Ice greatly appreciated by many
sufferers here nj this time
Inquiry at the drug stores oi this
ncighhorhrnd cliciiS the information
that these drugs are harmless and can
be bought separately. or the druggists
here will mix the prescription for Our
readers II asked TO-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
To AiHn9 Women
n Little Sound ZdVice Will
Help Many N Sufferer In
EIkf0n

M woman can be hcalthfn, md we'll
j. the kidneys are sick. Persons that
pas, of in the urine when the kidneys
are well are retained in the body when
the kidneys are sick Kidneys and
bladder get inHamcd ana swollen,
crowdng the delicate female organs
nearby aud sometimes dSplacing them
This is the true cause ui many bearing
down pains. lamcncSS. backachc, side
ache. etc. Uric poisoning also causes
headaches. dizzy spells. languor, ncr-
vousncS, and rheumatic pain
When suffering SO. try Dnan's Kid
nvy Pills. The remedy that cures sick
kidneys You will get better aS the
Kidneys get better. and health will re
turn when the k'drcyS are we'll Let
q fellow sufferer tell YOU about Doan'S
Kidney pills
Mrs \una Carung. Choatc street,
Newark. Del. says. # wish that other
kidney sufferer, would give Doan' ;
Kidney pili> trial After having kid
neg trouble nearly all my lie they
proved 81 the most wonderful value !
suffered from dull, hearing down
ua.u through INV back, spell, oi diz1i-
"c,, and intense headaches | seldom
irlt curirr'y well and was gradually
Growing worse when Doan's Kidney
PIN, were brought tn my attention
The, hc'ncd me from the first and !
Continued using them until they
brought the most sat >iaCtury results,
! can recommend D"au', Kidney Pill,
a, an cNcc'lcnt remedy Tor kidney
complain,
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents, Foster Mi'burn Co.. Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name -Doan's ard
take no other
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
Free Demonstration Of The
TubercuIin Test

The Veterinarian Of the Maryland
agricultural College and Experiment
station VIII give practical demon
>tratiun iur the IuhcTCulin test as APP
Piled To- cattle for the detection OF III.
lgrculu,i, pn \prl 9Th and 9th. 1000
The general plan ri the work will
g. n,,t IN examination OF cattle under
normal conditions. including tcmpcra-
turc taking. beginning at . a. M, April
S'h aud lasting until : p NJ the same
day NJ tbs hour. the tubcrcu'in in
lection will be made, and temperatures
taken during the ensuing q hours, or
rs much thereof as may be necessary.
II will hr noticed that the test occu-
pie, 80 continuous hours, and lodgings
viii not have To he arranged for until
the completion OF the demonstration
Those who do not desire to return
home Immediately after the dcmonstra-
ton should secure accommodations in
" ashirgitu, a. We are not prepared
tu furnish lodgings at the college.
Meals however will he served nj rs
cents each during the continuance OF
the demonstration
The demonstrators, use oi instru-
mcuis, materials. etc. Is Tree ~ all
charge ard i, intended 10 iamliartzc
the ,a,c owner, az Maryland with the
details u' the test and enable them to
perform practically, the work which a
proper tuhcrcuIm test Involves.
In order that We may provide SUI
iicicrt material aud make proper al
raHgcmcnl,. i IS necessary that all
those intending to avail themselves oi
the demonstration should notify at
once tie Veterinary Department
Maryland Experiment Station,
College Park, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03

Sweet thought. although our loved
ones gone
To wear the crown his goodness won.
He is free from pain, and care. and
blight.
At rest in heaven where there is no
night
| miss him SO, | mourn him still,
No one his vacant chair can fill;
III pray tina, when our call shall come
To join him forever in his heavenly
home.
Oh. Robert, could you speak TO us
And could you live again.
Our aching hearts would then be
healed.
But this we wish in vain
Our hearts are sad and lonely now.
Our grief too deep TO tell.
But time will come to us so soon
That we may with you dwell
Sadly missed.
By his loving Mother and Father.
Gone from earth. yes. gone forever.
Tcar-dimmed eyes shall gaze in vain,
We shall hear his voice, oh never,
Nevcrmore on earth again.
Home is sad without brother,
Lonesome. lonely, every spot,
Listening for his voice till weary,
Weary. for we hear il not
We miss his coming footsteps,
We miss him everywhere,
Home is not what it used to be
Since dear Robert is not there
BY his Borrowing brother Charles and
sister Annie.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
News In Brief

II. s. Wiley. a former constable
oi Townsend. should have been brought
TO the notice of President Roosevelt.
as he is the proud ard presumably
contented. sire az 10 children. born
within u years. He is .3S years old
Five OF his children were born during
the three years following his marriage.
Twins first, then triplets Five sets of
twins followed IN the next nine years
and later a single child was born.
'+The growing" period OF any farm
animal may be made much shorter by
the regular use of Fairield's Blood
Tonic. The Fairfield Blood TONES
perfect digestion. purify the blood and
hasten development rapidly. A separ-
ate preparation is compounded for each
kind OF animal. Sold by Alexander &
Son, Elkton: A. Anderson. North
East; w T. Ilarriott. Chesapeake
City.
Mrs John p Nicholson. OF Fair
Ice. Kent county. who had volunteered
to watch beside the coffin OF former
County Commissioner, George w.
lIatcherSun. = relative. who died last
week, WAS stricken with apoplexy and
died shortly afterwards Both bodies
were laid out IN the parlor Of the dead
mars home, and the double funeral
was held On Sunday.
s+The dried foods of winter play
havoc with the digestive organs OF
YOUR horse and FIJI his system with inn
nurities that often break. ont in skin
disorders IN the Spring. Fairfcld's
BLOOD Tonic for Horses Only puts him
in condition by pur,iyinp his blood and
pcricctinr digestion Sold bv Alcxan.
der & Son Elktnn: a. Anderson. North
East: ~. e Uarr;ott, Chesapeake CITY.
:, :. ,,,.r,...J tho, "Dr, DocLn
-, H., ~ = S.,,",.,,,, q; ~,
-! ..,I "r..nor.I VI" ,,o
s,o.d, r..,t...- - W,;,,;,n, II,i ~,
Gr,sf.rJ MI, ,r,. fnr {, ,a, s,,t.s
H., ,..,, ,r..l, -, c.,;.t,,,,. Mi
Wv Ill. E,.h h,. ,n,I~J ~
~
..1,
men, ~ pn,i,ry aud Icon ,bcT IN he
hcs, - r,,di,i,n ponl,r,.r,c, hsyc
iorrd E,;rr.'J's blood Tonic aud Zoe
rrnJr.,r t,s pn,,i,ry onI,. s,,"e,;,r ~
IN ciso /, ,nr;Gas Tho LiooJ a,d ,or-
80 ,bc .rstrrn ,g,;rs, ali nnrl,ry
Iisc.scs Snid bv Slcx.,dcr Co,
EIttnn. a tndcr,ou Nnr,h Fast, ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
In MemOridm

M;rcn,-ln memory OF my dear son,
Robert G, Marcus. who died two
months ago, February, 1909.
oh time for one moment turn back in
your fight,
Md bring 10 our heart our dear son,
tonight;
Om own. my all, So good and true,
So Young. So kind, so noble too;
So iull al peace in lies best bloom -
Death has filed our hearts with deep
est gloom
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
FOLEYSHONEYArbTAR

The bC'aawrc Legislature ON Sat
nrdIy passed q bill providing iur Dor
rowing SSou"u ur note, or certificates
value For mauy yr,rs ,'a ta ''ee
taught livery naturally We Think M 1
look aNkantc nj the Gnycrnor', n,i; e.
tical u,tcranccs But we can see no {
reason Tor duubting the sincerity ~
lnis statement a 10 his political pro. r.
gram Accepting II then rs sincere in "
rue same spirit oi sincerity We con. I,
graduate the Governor an L,,;nu "
made the very w'>cSt and strongest
possible move toward succcs,i,,llv 8,
'cnicNing -"mc ni the measure, unnn III
"hlch h'S Administration is SET No u
man can carry any great weight inr HE -"
PoH'''' so n.ng rs mems minds are
poisoned with the belief that back al
.nose p"ll'icN hes 4 purely selfish poll u
'ld' ~ 'Rrahl. w hen once 4 man cos- r,
SCENTS To urSclnshly eliminate hi,rscIi IN
he immediately Fits his pnlirirs 80 nc
position oi high respect Th;, Gnvcr' . .
nor IrpthcrS has donc-in orr case =, .
least We shall not be deferred irn,, IJp
saying >"-nut even bv tie irr-s az h a
'"uNe VINO may be pleased Ia REGARD A
US Is easily guili!bIc. our whn'e-s,,,,I. ar.
ca opposition to Governor Crnitars, tet.
political career. our entire and hn, sn.
hearted dislike for his political me. r<c
mods. shall not blind us To the iar, gid
mat he IS advocating some very wise joe
measures in these days We have been err
hitherto suspicious Of hi, advocacy he TO, r
cause We have been convinced tho, hi Ii
some Interior motive lay back 81 !, Lev
II our suspicion has been unioupdeJ du
u &c IS honestly advocating these mea' br'
'"''S , lahP@art from NPSr,oRal and nU5olY m W.
ircigh, line 81 power boats and
bargcs designed to take crops from
trucker directly from water front
farms ON M, Eastern Shore Ii prop
cr'y encouraged. the company will SC.
cure steamer for passenger traffic
eft is unnecessary to lose any OF the
Young chick. at this season The re
gu'ar use oi Farfclds Blood Tonic
for Poultry Only will purify their
blood. perfect their digestion and in
sure healthy and rapid growth Re
suits arc guaranteed when directions
are carefully followed Sold by Alex
andcr & SOU Eikton: a. Anderson
North Fast. w. T. liarriutt, Chesa.
pcake Cny
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
FOLEYSHONEYr6TAR


n K. Mumiord. manager oi the
Hotel Richardson, Dover has rented
William b. Pippin's hosiery in CheS-
icrtown Mr., Pippin and wife viii
manage Col. Isaac Hccht's hotel in
Il1yrc de Grace during his coming trip
,p Europe where he will travel ior a
YEAR Ur more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
PEDIGREE BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS

We keep memorandum of all stock and eggs sent out
you do not get from line of breeding
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
lsw Malay Opium Cure
Being Distributed Free py a New
YnYis Gnrtrtv

Cooperating with missions in Malay
sia, the Windsor Laboratories of New
York have secured u supply of the Won
dyriul combre tum plant. which has dono
50 mich to rcvolutioniEe the treatment
Of the opium habit.
A generous supply Of the new remedy,
together with full instructions for IT'S
Use, aud United States consular reports
hearing on the subject will be 81 nj TO
any sufferer. To obtain free supply
Of this remedy and the consular reports,
uiGrcssWindsor Laborntoic Branch -
~ East 25th Stree, New York Cii'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03

Nj. c. Recder and William c.
West. OF the Sixth district. lost valu-
able horses last week, the formers dy-
ing OF heart trouble, following sud
denly contracted cold, and the laiter's
oi an unknown complaint The horse,
two year old llokc colt. had been
Sold the day before to Clifford Cook.
but sickcued and died within few
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03

Our S and roc counters
are full Of bargains IN the
home goods line.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03

Tho NC'aNWrc legislature IN Sat
trday passed n BIZ providing Tor Dor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-03
Free Distribution Of Nut Trees

The Expcriemnt Station has free foi
distribution this spring to people es-
pccially interested in nut culture, a
number OF pecan trees, and probably
will have Persian walnut trees also.
In order to create an interest in nut
growing among the school children.
these trees will be sent free TO schools
for Arbor Day planting. All schools
and interested parties who will agree
To plant, care for, and report on the
condition OF the trees, may receive
them by applying at once TO c. p.
Close, Horticulturist, College Park.
Md The trees will be distributed the
last OF March or early in April. Re-
quests will be filed as long as the sup
piv lasts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Nonneriton Ner Sail 0cr sto0t iein.

Gonnerito0 ser @oit Der StuOt iein,
Seute lit o%agcmeiner Glnpfong, NOR
gen lit Der Gug Der @ogen, Conner
Itog miro ais @iirgcrtn1 bcformr
lein mo fiir Grcitog iino ollerorto
RculiouS o%rrhu9irt.
Inter RG0crn 3crmolmL
&n 0Hm 6roftbnbnbof Der o&c.
itcru Moruluno. 9ubn" SIT @n9cr6.
totun mltroc Der 2G Sabre oltc PIE.
Green pou 0orperS 6errp Don eincm
3lt0 iibcriobrcu ulo grdBIih per.
itiiumclt. Nicmono ihicn 9IuGel,
5alrQc 0ea &oriollS acueiel 81 icin
uno crit ola ser @cruugliidtc Idn0it
~crfoltct mar, mltrOc Der &cidnum.
uuiQcium0ru.