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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04
EVENTS AT THE NATIONAL AP.
PILE SHOW :

Among the features will be tn,
free apple packing school conducted
every forenoon under. the direction
OF J. M, Carroll and A. P. Bateham
We have instituted this. school be
cause of the educational value to the
growers and to help receive the de-
mand for apple packers which fai
exceeds the present supply. y:
T Monday. November IA, the open
ing day, will witness the first Live
Wire Convention" in; the Northwest.
We have arranged this feature be-
cause apple culture, is being encour-
aged and fostered through the COM
mercial bodies and we deem it proper
that they should have formal recsg-
milton on this occasion. -, mT
On the opening night the Queens
coronation will take place. This will
be a magnificent spectacle, produced
with all pomp and ceremony appro-
PIRATE for such an event.
Ladies and Children, IS day will be
Tuesday, November ,15, when the
public schools of Spokane will close
In order that the children. may visit
this exhibition, our school board con-
sidering our show of educational val
ue to the pupils. - =, ri 4
On Wednesday, November Is, we
will have an apple packing contest
among experts from all over the
Northwest who will. compete for cash
prizes.
Thursday, November II, will be
Country Life day, celebrated with ap-
propriate program and convention
OF all persons interested in this big
Friday, November s, will be
know mas College Day, when the fac
ulties and students of all North west
ern colleges have been invited to at
tend and enjoy special programs in
their interests.
Following the close Of the show on
November 10, we shall
lake all of the District Displays, be-
sides six of the carload exhibits and
all OF the winners in the commercial
classes, to Chicago where we will give
weeks exhibition, November % to
December 4.
Demonstrations in apple cookery,
'and concerts. vaudeville programs,
Meeting of growers and other con-
'entions will add to your pleasure
nd instruction during the week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04

PORTERvILLE

++++++++++++++ - + I
F. R. Hinkle shipped his lambs to
Omaha last Friday. Oct. %.
Our school was closed last week
John Neider is having a we'll drill
ed.
Walter Jackman has had a severe
attack Of pneumonia but is rapidly
recovering.
w. T. Hawkey killed a hog, last
week, which weighed, dressed, three
hundred and sixty-two pounds.
T. A. Stewart received a letter a
few days ago from ]. P. Porter stat
ing that he was doing nicely, and his
daughter Elsie, is improving some
what with the change of climate.
Mrs. l. L. Beasley returned home
last Sunday morning from her visit
in Colorado.
The speaking at Groveland by
Frank l.. Moore on the evening of
Oct. rs was highly enjoyed by all who
attended.
James Larson and Fred Kraack are
doing some leveling for the McCarty
Investment Co., and as a side line
are dishing hash and washing dishes
in their quarters commonly known
as the Bachelor Hail."
JOSIAH.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04

Hiawatha coal, Simmons & Allen 81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04

D. 0. LIVELY,
General Agent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04

ing brought up into the light. This
will make good strong root growth.
Then when they are brought up into
light and given plenty of. warmth
and moisture they will shoot up and
bloom very quickly. The earliest will
come into bloom by Thanksgiving
and then on to spring and will make
a wonderful show. They have all
sorts of bright colors and are very
fragrant. Nothing could make fin-
er present to sick friend than
potted hsacinth or narcissis just
breaking into bloom.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04
PORTLAND LIVE STOCK MARKET
REPORT

! Oct. 20, 1915
Receipts at the Portland Union
Stock Yards for the week ending
today have been as follows: Cattle
1921; calves 3s3; hogs 1858; sheep
1856; goats. 319.
The cattle market has been steady
to a shade stronger than for the
week preceding with a prompt call
for all arrivals. The quantity of
thin cattle coming into the market
at this time indicates that the earlier
plans for extensive feeding this win
ter in territory tributary to this mar
ket have been changed. Due to the
tightening of the money market in
tending cattle feeders were not able
to get the money necessary for their
spring and winter operations, and in
consequence many of the cattle that
should have gone into feed lots are
now coming to market. Feeders are
somewhat alarmed over the promised
shortage of cattle for the early
spring market. This is a profitable
branch of the business and those
who make study of conditions make
the statement that this is the year
when high priced feed can be put
into cattle with safety.
The hog market has been adjusted
in keeping with the market east. The
lower level of prices in comparison
with the high mark has been set at
all of the central markets in the
United States, and at the lower level
that market has been steady to
strong. The large proportions of the
supplies Of this market came from
Nebraska points.
The sheep market has been fairly
well supplied and prices have been
steady to strong. An attractive de-
mand exists for liberal quantity of
sheep, especially good quality. Buy
ers are little alarmed over the scare
lty Of feed sheep In the country and
the commission men are asking for
from distant points.
, Much interest is being manifested
IN the forthcoming meeting Of the
Wool Growers association,
which will be held in Portland jan
larry to z, 1911, and the big sheep
how that will be held at that time,
Representative sales have been as
ollows.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04
BEAUTIFUL WINDOW FLOWERS

Fruit Grower
Although tulips and hyacinths are
best known as outdoor nowers, some
OF the varities are among our very
best of house flowers or window
plants. This is especially true of the
white Roman hyacinths, the Paper
White Narcissis and some of the
named varieties oftulips. They should
be potted in the fall, then watered
good and put away in the cellar for
a rest of six to ten weeks before be-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04
TIME TO PLANT FALL BULBS

Fruit Grower
You people who have been wishing
you had nice bed of tulips or hya-
cinths or narcissus. now is your time
to get busy. Every year when the
tulips are In bloom along in March
and April people are wild to have a
bed Of them and make great plans
what they will do, but when the time
comes to plant the bulbs in the fall
they have forgotten all about 1t. Now,
this is fair warning that October and
are the months to plant
the bulbs. They cannot be planted
any other time. This list of fall
bulbs includes tulips, hyacinths, mar
cissus or daffodils, jonquils. crocus
and most of the lilies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23

makes Ruber-
old heat proof,
c old proof,
snow proof,
rain proof. Re-
sistant to acids,
6 a S e s, a n d
fumes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23
Shipping in Port
(Mercnant vessels.J

(Mercnant VesselsJ
Aloha, sch, Hilo Tin distress)
Andrew Welch, blk. San Francisco
Arago, bktne. Caspar.
Foohng Suey, blk. New York.
M. E. Foster, Sch. Olympia.
Hyades, S. S. Seattle.
Robert Levers, sch. Port Gamble.
Flaurence Ward, Midway Is.
Edward Sewa1l, bk., Newport News.
Tamon Maru, NO. 6. Ocean Island.
Ariel, sch. Mukilteo.
W. H. Marston, sch. Pearl Harbor.
Wilhelmina, S. S. Hilo.
THE TRANSPORTS.
Buford, ar. S. F., from Hon.. Oct. Is.
Dix is at Manila.
Logan, sailed from Honolulu for
Manila March 10.
Thomas, arrived at San Francisco,
Mar 16.
Sheridan, sailed from Manila for Ho-
nolulu Mar 15.
U. S. A. T Crook sailed for Manila
March 1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23

Times Of the TIDE are tSken from the
q. s. Coast and Geodstic Survey ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
wlch time, being that OF the meridian
of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p, m. which is
the same as Greenwich, hours, min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23

DID HIM A KINDNESS.

DID HIM A KINDNESS.
Mrs. Meeks-"It's shocking the way
Mrs. Peckem bosses her husband
around. The poor man can hardly
call his soul his own"
Mr.. Meeks-"See here, Mary, don't
you say word against that woman.
She refused me six months before
met you."-Chicago Daily News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23
q aEososososo=t.ose.oso
JUST sUITED HER.

Miss Critique-"I'm surprised to
hear of your engagement to a dry
goods clerk! l thought you would
aim higher"
Miss Shopleigh-"Oh, but George
was irresistible. 1 found him at a
bargain COUNTER Chicago Daily
News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-23
The First Ready Roofing

Ruberoid roofing has never
been coated. 1t is the original
ready roofing by several years.
The secret of its wonderful
properties lies in the Ruberoid
gum which is used.
This gum is an exclusive
product. No other maker can
use it. 1t is this gum which
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
HuS Tl1iEwaukee.


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9~nlnuoiTdJe
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Gpicaao. - Tic 9antnlcuer
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va ltssF segiapcgea habe. DE
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@siie gu jeinsm Sooe tam. Der
Shdoel mar 5ermaImt, 6 Gippen, 0as
3iderat Il. aud Elm GaeHbogengelsnt
naren eebrphsH. 3u6sm MAI Die 2eis
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lie in siHsR Sfen ooe- 9amiH seIsedt
iporoen mar. Die embedding Der
9eids srfOlsts our4 siusn alemprer,
neIher Elm gsd in DIR WaHerrobrs re-
pariren ioats.
9puifiana. - @uF einem Re-
ssrpicnic 81 sun Fam Is 81 sinsm
RaHeutdmpf. nobel 8 Sdpar3t uno 2
0eibe eet00tss uno oiele onoere pers
punnet nuroen. - gu GaIboHR
bisltsn Ieserfactionen, nelde bisber
i'm StTeit IassR. sin 9eri6hHuHssieft
as. uor ShluB Rsielben brad cher be
ate 5shos aon ntuern aus IND 8 glss
gr uurOeR erihohsR uHo 9 anosrs
Ihlusr psrpunoet.
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buna pcn Y 7 m iteao Gambling,
aidl reit oou Msmpbis gisr Gszics
men pArosn ~pahriAsialia t6si -ers
lest. uno e parSs Elm Sah posa
ocn dbsr eir<r Miaion 9onars ansss
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cabinfssie. lruvss heilnNsTs u4a 2
ris 6Ss heimcsI 81 8tri1 s4sns
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JnISnSiGdbe 11aebricbten.


GaIifornid. - 40 9erIonen
pur0eH bel siRem 3uTammenHoB
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ben tOotli9.
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auf Der 9snDer &c Rio @ranoes8 abR
gu Pueblo purpen ID 9erionen
ihper perlebt. - Sci einem 8ranoe,
Der in benz GebduDe pcn Spratlin e
@noerfon. GrOBbdnoler in Groceries
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lang es, fe Dor Dem JsusrtOb gu be-
nobren. @ahrfheinli9 tperDsR Gber
ale seneien.
Gonfas.-15 unabbGngise 8Ohz
lsngrubenbeiiBer i'm &%aniaier Grubenz
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$500 @rubeHarbsitern Iegten lire
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ben miro Der Betrieb pieoer dufgenrni=
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duoere fhiper perlebt. sic MOLTEN ais
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cisco fahren. - Sin bsftiger Ssurm
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Quf Der ~Aurora, @lgin &c Gbic.
2Rtro RoieQinis" nureen uabs 8as
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Stottsrna bdnieltsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Sd babe sinen 5rsuno. pelder
<hy ftsht ausiab uno piel 6uhele4.
itrsibt per- VI. s. Doebertiner aus
gopel. Cbi0. aSeoer slaubte. ooB Ct
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lden S9res AlnRirdnier alrirten ion.
UNI l,Bi III ey TART uno gsiuno."
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uHo Nelie iieeg bic muResgbaW Mirt
lam.st ucn 60ynis MlpeRlrduter
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gssntn,te.

gu 4lfprosDiIfe ipur0en
bic 6ormer St. 6ua uno @m. 6eorid
BON Der 5armersFrau Mae Gcparos
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9ua t0otlih, ais is treB 9srbptss Ser
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gen uno iis ME oie 6rau bebauptst,
5uoem bsorOhtsH. Die 6rau lit in 9aft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

$1,000 - Rr. 659-S6. St. 3pii5sn eiss
bon slDs. II. 9ronH CIT, Xot 373 BEL l20.
9feues mooernes o 3imlHsrs 6tat.
$4,000 - Rr. ll82-27. ctr. 4sue 5 5inis
msr stats Mi gao. 4laHieis II. 6arHaess.
10000 - 0r. 1926 G6ehuHt Stg. ede 30.
Ctr. Diooegse g 3fmmsr MARS elrtbolS
Abisrtisans Il. nagibolsiuBbooen pnrdDss
$500 ~ Ii. 1924 NeRHlep eiUo. efe
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It. 6sSmHer Stats. bIrhweg 9e.ibolsa0,
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$4,000 ~ Hr. 1913 Mgiueds goe. Reaes 5
Smaer slat INIT gao. oHeaes Slambin9;
Sumoss eesna9.
$1,000 Jlr. $40 to. Cir. glals Il. mo.
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9fontelB t.. eariiacf.
5000 8n- 7s7-ll. Ctr. : 3irmer Il.
&ao. usut5 moaerHs5 Stat. esdenbolss
|abtsu.guns eeiHcaNer3e5uHg. @as H..
slectri9c5 tfht.
St5OO.O0-5 3mmfrnno 8oo. Hmes mo.
berries NlGi. Ga -aO eecril6f5 gidt,
o@araacs rs5ams ~. 1iraBe. ua5e @aibs
iH9ton tori.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Naih- grbfli1r Rngeau.

Tes pen hen euft tsn ioisel hh lIns
i~tSiiABungs uno Aansinas &Utm,l ean
Mtsgcnlm elaanitrts lg,s agbtlsnahs
rti'unss rHe 9HiaEuauous eurtaa b,
fneu 10 Rt.m 9ts. aga 1Ql.,a Ssy.
% tpb @tgi. S,auag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

nsm oisrsputirlihsH 6rausn5immsr
beiduloist.
gu WfRterfet iDuroe Dsr
6armer 3. :. Gia auf eiHem Weioe=
PLACE Teiner 6arm ais 9ei6e oufge=
funosn. 4uem 4nifeiH nna nurne
er bon sinm Wlnulsiei. ben sr einfan=
gen DoGte. 81 tooe gsfhlsift.
Sn Dubnque itarb Der 81
Sabre oIts ebns. @istsn iHFolse zines
Salagss. ben sr BON 6enrn gutter 5Or
eiHiseH Bohen IN einem Streite err
balteH batte uao oer eingn ShaoeIs
brud Oeruriaate. Gutter ipures psr=
baftst.
Der 60 Sabre ate nObl-
babenoe 6drmer 8. 9entaen, Ser gu
Rodpeu i'm RubeitaRO lsbts, bat
ii9 srbdngt.
- Sin 5rahtsug Der Omabasgobn
itieB maize Si0ur gitp auf cine
Draiiiue uno t0ntste Die 8riidsn5imz
msrlsais Sec. 8ur9 unO 9ug6 Do
berth.
81 geoar Rapids lsstsn
i9 bic bsiosH fat 20 Sabre alteH Bril-
Der Sobn uno SAINTS Mcglanp. i'm
Rauid ouf oie 8abnssleiie gum
Shldfe nieoer uno pHroen bon tiHem
3use ii%bsrfabren. Sohn muroe iofert
set0Otet, isin 8ruosr lebsRsssfdbrli9
Derlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Ssgtd1tnnn.

Bun0gsfenator Sui. 6. 8urrciDs
bat angetiinoigt, OoB CT lt6 UNI cine
Wieoeruabl bstuerbeH MERLE, uno
min DE. Our1 8oItsa6itrmnunq BEL
ben Brimdrnabsn i'm ndtdteH SerbIt
in0onirt gu peroen.
~ Der @eneralanUalt bat entlhie=
ben, oaB in freedmen" Gpanties
4genten fir 8rausreieH tsine 8siielz
lungen eHtssgennsbmeu 0iirfen.
SIN H0rblihsn Dlidigan unO Be-
~ionosrs Den @sitaoen oss SuperiorTess
entlaHg tobts am WOntag elm re9elred
ter 8li35ar0, nobel has thermometer
unter Dem @efrierplntt itdno.
lin iih Dor @bftar3 Dnn sinem
boben SOI5itoB gu idjiben. ersrifF auF
Ylerriom's SslaRb nabe Wenom
nee esr Il Sabre aIte 5ranf Wspsrs
einen electriihen geitungsorabt uno
puroe dugenblittih get6otet.
- 2epis 8attler unO @arl 6oab,
sipei reite Sarmer gu Ann Nrbor,
e~rtranfsu teim 6iIdeH. in 8IeaIant
9lte, innem oas Boot umihlu9.
Die 75idbrige 5rau 2uce in
cattle Greet %nerbrannte, ais re
nit elmer brenneuoen 9ampe obnmGhz
tia biHFiel uno lire aleiOer in branp
geriet6xn.
= 6. ID, Sed. GbicasOsr @ei6dftsz
rtiIen0sr. ipurOs BET @rano RaE
pios untsr ieinsm umfiir3snoen Au=
tomobil t0otlih uerleBt.
gu 6aiumet bssing Der 55
Sabre olts Germ. WeioelmanR Sel6its
moro ourh 6rbdneen.
81 Rdrquette puroe ser
40 Sabre olte ouF Dem 9ompfer
Chattanooga angeitslts MatroIe 70.
6s. ter t0otli3 %Dsrbrannt, ais cine
adnns Oslfarbs 6euer ting ano feline
Rlei0er in braH0 qerietben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Special GtuSet0cm
@asSFcn 3u ~perFauicm.

] s,tlo 4.eesSs Sl0T5-l Rcllable
9larae s9.75--i 9sgiteiiou s.. 10.
aae H 'ehr auitm .Saiians 9lsut ugS
sipsiieg NanS Ct'tn. STANCES, &as 9laaass
n.f.p. alif Csisa peyotn i'm Eau d aes
nommsn. Spsia Siops atpair so. 132
Y~eflilpaMr IN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
EE=aeuSeE:

SaOOO.O0-Rr. 4i3-33. CTR. Neaes mos
bsrHss 8 thinner SaHs.
S4zOO.o0- 1T. 1858. Ctr. got 80 bel
1870. 7 Gunner II. 5ao, 6agnaees 9s3uns.
Sz5OO.O0-Rr. 7l4-8i. Ctr. ; 3tnmer
6GHs, @alier. Sesoea gn0 eos.
S55OO.OO-9r. IA Ctr. got 4j Bel
I2c. 9 3immer un5 ssa0, Iloittels, sNB
UaneEbsi3aHg groBGr Stau giussH.
s55OO.0O-9r. 6sl-83. Ctr. 8 3tsmsr
moberHss 6ans, aG. @a6eNsugHgen.
$sO0O.O0-9lr. 1875. CTR. S smmsr
u. Sab. oiisHss plumbing 6ntHaee cet5
ing.
S56OO.OO-Rr. 3l5-e7. Ctr. nabs 6iahs
loHo sloo. neuts 5 3gnalsr 0aHs. oeiHs
waNabeiJuug, Gas a.. e!tetuides udi.
Sz65O.OO-5 Simmer. moberHs cottage.
geambers Ctr. Habs eollon Cir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
BARGAINS IN HAEUSERN UND FLATS.

$500 = Saeoneds 81. nnb GbeFhaut Ctr.
9 3imm'r HHb Bah. m0bsHss Stat, 6HFs
mast Sei3uHg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

I'd babe uisle ielne bargains III 6arH'
ianbsreieu. &etbeiisgies mo nHDsrbeneriss.
sn oeg 3idbe BDu Goonlofet uHD oaoon
t%ltfsrnt. 6armen pom so bis $50 9fet
gum Areiie Don s25 tis $50 pei Aiet. Ram
Yan0 aui Der 0eli bat 5siisrs5 g6aNer unb
~ 10 groBgy 0Hantftlt.
1Hr : Sabre srbRlt SaabOm GoHnig Den
srileH prcis AMI Ger Siaieiair nnb be iaHf
erien Vrsrie Ia b%rrHbmisn kornspaiah ~
Wildfl.
4soouioddl n Der Counts Ste. % u al
3mei GiDnionea oer q. Dl. s. Ct y. @iien
ba9u ssleseu. aas @siBaitsbgan8en ltno
bier yetitasa. Nu babm Elm $4,000
eourtbau5.
Te Nsuolidun8 % uugeidbr 500. &tr
tabeu efue Der icnlim fiarts 16nlen nm
Gioaig. llniggs EidtIei Dirb pom ben Guol
iiot Gdiffn petiebm unb NJ eHie ber blu
bsubflfn ln btl 5iosiie. Req. 3. ". ga
qnm 90 sur iegigm sft kiauer. Gis
G6ule wto BON ban .4rtlmtdtion 1ilters"
/ aslfjiri. Spfedt nor ODER ldrsbt nm ma
bGe Nnsfunii. Rartg pom Sonib Eototo
net nHf Tefieuafu