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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-05-01

The weather prophet who pre-
dicted rain all through the forepart
of April spoiled the tulip crop.
William Burgess Nesbitt had
"skiddoo" birthday April 10. 1t was
20 for his.
Theodore Kemm is trying to out
rival Herr Foeppel as a gardener.
He has task before him.
The sprinkling cart was out bright
and early April II, Palisades fifth
birthday. In a few minutes it rained
No, Harry Douglas isn't growing
moustache. That's peach down on his
lip.
There should be some scheme to
trap the petty thieves who despoil
flower beds.
The grounds of DR.. R. Burton
Opitz never loked more inviting than
this season.
Miss Gladys Willard, Miss Cath
arine Metcalf, George Frew, Bernie
Brady and William B. Nesbit were
entertained at a theatre party at the
Hudson Theatre April 10 by Mrs.
Charles T. Logan and Miss Henrietta
d. Reynolds Refreshments were
served on the return home. There
was a birthday cake with 20 candles
in compliment to Mr.. Nesbitt.
The F. H. St. Johns have painted
their Anderson avenue home pref
ty Colonial yellow with white trim.
The w. H. Jacksons have very
handsome new Interstate automo-
bile, a hve-seated thirty. 1t has a
black body and yellow running gear.
Miss Mildred Brady spent May Ist
at home in Palisade.
The w. d. Lemons hedge this
spring is looking handsomer than
ever.
The little scamp that set fire to the
leaves under the Hollinger hedge
can now see the results of his act
Brother Elmer Dwiggins has had
another fine advertisement in Hamp-
tons Magazine, this time telling
about an earthquake of realty shak-
ing up this summer in New York
AS an adj artist the Dwiggins man
is a leader entitled to premier honors.
If anyone says Carrie Giles isn't a
very pretty as well as stylish girl just
send him around.
General and Mrs Borden, of New
York. were guests of the Paul T.
Brady's May l. General Borden is
on the retired list of the United
States RAINY. Mrs. Borden has been
looking Palisade over. She couldn't
find nicer place or better people.
Never be afraid of buttermilk Ye
Editor split a quart all over his new
spring suit the other day and when
it dried out, a stiff brush removed it
like so much powder.
Looks as though measles had come
to town and was paying visits pro-
miscuously.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-05-01

1.-THE above picture was drawn by
Mr.. Wheeler to initiate the Edi-
tor, but it is a poor imitation.
The Editor is a very different
looking person, and, besides,
doesn't wear wooden shoes.l
Spring Are Came.
By Leonard Sumner Wheeler.
For THE PALISADIAN
Now doth the gay suburbanite,
Himself in overalls bedight,
And stitch up full half the night
Planning his garden.
Ere yet the day has we'll begun,
He riseth with the rising sun,
And leaves his boudoir on the run,
To plant his garden.
All day his business sees him not,
1t takes all of the time he's got
To buy seeds for that ten-foot lot
He calls garden.
To him it matters not whit
If nothing grows a little bit:
With him the thing that makes a hit
Is planting that garden.
And so, about mid-afternoon,
He hies him homeward. Very soon
He's digging like frantic loon
In that same garden.
Of course, none of the seeds will
Sprout,
Because he often takes them out,
To see what they have been about
While in the garden.
This lasts for just about three weeks,
And then another fad he seeks,
And then he says all men are freaks
who have garden.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
SUPERVISORS WILL OPEN
BIDS FOR MORE SUPPLIES
Hundred Thousand Dollars to Be
Expended on Institutions

Bids for supplying provisions for the
county institutions will be opened by
the board of supervisors tomorrow, and
most of the contracts probably will be
awarded at once. There are thirteen
schedules of articles, including cloth
Ang for both men and women, dry
goods, shirts, blankets, shoes, gro
ceries, meat, oil and many other ar
ticles. Since there is an unusually
large number of bidders it may be
that some of the contracts will not be
let until Tuesday morning. About
100000 will be expended in provisions
for the coming year.
There are samples of almost all
classes of articles that are to be bid
upon now in the office of the super
visors. The room has taken on the
appearance of a country general mer-
chandise store. 80
Bids on stationery for the various
county offices will also be submitted
tomorrow. There will be bids for the
keeping in repair and the winding of
the large number of county clocks, for
the keeping of the towels and soap in
all of the county offices, and also for
the keeping in repair of the county
typewriters and other supplies.
Following the opening of the bids
the remainder of the day will be
passed In looking over the samples and
in awarding contracts, There will be a
smaller awarding Of contracts in June.
when drugs and other items will be
provided for the county hospital.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
TRAIN STRIKES WAGON;
AGED TEAMSTER HURT

A Southern Pacific freight train ran
down ]. H. Robinson, an aged team
ster living at 1913 East Forty-fifth
street, yesterday at Alameda and Los
Angeles streets, crushing the mans
chest a: d bruising him about the body.
He was removed to the receiving hos
pital and treated for his injuries. The
to live.
Robinson, wo evidently did not see
teh train drove directly onto the track.
- hors es escaped by narrow mar
gin, but the wagon was crushed and
Robinson hurled from hi sseat.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
MEMBERS OF HISTORICAL
SOCIETY TO READ PAPERS

There will be a special meeting of
the Historical society inA the assembly
hall Of the University of Southern
California tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock. Friends of the club have been
invited. Millard II. Hudson will dis
cuss "a Southern California Pioneer
Newspaper and It's Editor" 'The De-
velopmont of the Boss in California
Politics" will be the subject Of Roy
Malcoms ~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
TOR SALE-MisceIlaneOus
Bar aims
i'm
Plumbing
Goods

AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL
rou so,s-Barrains in Plumbing Goods
and other building material. Porcelain bath
tubs, with full nickel fittings, SIS to $40
Porcelain fiat rim sinks from 81 up; elegant
roll rim, high back sinks, So to $3.50 Ba-
Gins all sizes and shapes, including nickel
fittings. from So to $3.50. Elegant closet
outfits. s12 to SIC. Prices on pipe and fittings
in proportion. Chicken wire fencing. 5oc per
100 square feet; the very best roofing paper
v,,tb cement and nails, s1.4O per roll. If you
need anything in the line visit our plumbing
supply department and see our immense
stock and prices and you will buy.
lust received a carload of good heavy
9,A.,noh corrugated galvanized iron roofing
IN and s-foot lengths, at 81 per square
:, IN need of corrugated iron don't fail to
see this before you buy.
Cheap Building Material-Good new lum-
ber. all kinds and sizes, $40 to SIG per lOoO
Evervthing to complete your building. Lum-
her sash and doors. plumbing material
builders hardware, roofing, etc. We sell
to anyone at any place 25 to 50 per cent
cheaper than any other place.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
Constipation
Cured

Right in your own home without pain
or publicity, by using Electro-Thermo
Dilators, which combine electricity and
dilatation, and arc a permanent cure
for Constipation, Piles, Hemorrhoids,
Insomnia, LumbagO, Nervous Debility
Sexual and Prostate Troubles. Our
appliances are sold under a positive
guarantee; a trial will convince. Call
and examine these appliances; CONSUL
tation strictly confidential. If you cam
not call, write for free booklet. Elec-
tro-surgieal Appliance Co.. Rooms 4OS-
400 l.. w. Hellman Bldg, AL South
Main street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
100 Acres
Choice Alfalfa Land

WITH ABUNDANT WATER; 80 ACRES
CHOICE ALFALFA, 2 DWELLINGS, 4
BARNS AND OTHER BUILDINGS, 2
WINDMILI.S AND TANKS WAGONS AND
TOOLS; FENCED AND CROSS-FENCED,
FRONTS 2. STREETS; CLOSE TO LOS AN
GELES AND ELECTRIC LINE; FINELY
LOCATED FOR SUBDIVISION; LAND
AROUND IT SELLING AT $500 TO $500
IN SMALL. TRACTS. THIS AT $3.50, IN
CIJTDING 40 SELECTED COWS, IS AN
EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN; SMALL CASH
PAYMENT BALANCE 3 YEARS AT 8
PER CENT. YOUR COWS AND ALFALFA
WILL PAY BALANCE IN THAT TIME
AND YOU WILL HAVE RANCH
WORTH AT LEAST $780, 600. THIS Is AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE WITH
LITTLE MONEY TO MAKE A FORTUNE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
OF Acres
Rest Soil We Ever Saw

DCSC Doll we GNCI SdW
ABUNDANT CHEAP WATER, GOOD
BUILDINGS. ORANGES. WALNUTS AND
ALFALFA MIGHT TAKE GOOD CITY
PROPERTY TO $4,000, PART PAYMENT.
THE BEST ALL-AROUND RANCH WE
KNOW OF AND ONLY A FEW MILES
FROM Los ANGELES BEST TRAIN SER
VICE. 1900 CAN BE MADE FROM
THIS RANCH IN JUST A FEW YEARS.
PAYING NOW 10 PER CENT ON THE
PRICE ASKED.
WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER CO.
$3.50 SECURITY BLDG
Fifth and Spring. R-4-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
The Very Finest

Combination of ranch, farm and orchards;
I'll acres, mostly dark sandy loan soil,
with the finest WATER CONDITIONS
FOR IRRIGATION; 500 inches of water;
1900 feet of 12-inch cement pipe under
ground. The land is all fenced and cross
fenced, largely hog-proof The property
is in beautiful Ventura county; most de-
Iightful climate; cool summers and warm,
balmy winters. 1t is only 45 miles from
Los Angeles, near a r. r. station and
small town; 40 acres in alfalfa; "A
acres in bearing apricots which sold this
season for $1,000; 20 acres in bearing wal
nuts 8 years old; 100 acres bean land, 200
acres barley and grain land and the rest
is fine grazing land. There are three
ranch houses, stable, hay barn, granary,
hog and poultry houses; all kinds of bear
ing fruit trees in the family orchard, spring
water piped to the houses, barn and cor
rails This splendid property no near the
Los Angeles markets, is especially fine Tor
alfalfa, dairy COWS and hogs, which con-
stitute the three best money-makers in
California The price is only S52 an acre.
including all the Improvements; one-half
cash. and balance on long time at per
cent. There are also some fine cattle,
horses and hogs on the place which can
be bought at a low price II desired.
RESH & MCCARTHY CO.
62i Hellman Bldg, AL S. Main st.
Pal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
BARGAINS

o<A II N1+A4ANE,
Best buy in California 10 500 acres first
class alfalfa, grain and fruit land. Every
acre level and very best of soil. water
at reasonable expense. Only few miles
from railway. and new line projected
through the land. SIS per acre.
GAO acres good level land. First class
soil. snap. $40 per acre.
lO-acre orange grove. GOOD S-rooh
house and outbuildings. 15-year-old trees.
Mostly navels. Less than mile from post, p,
offica in Corona. Curbed and lighted
street. only $1,000 snap.
VIII. s. PRESTON.
3ae o. T. johnson Bldg. 12-4-lt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
SEES RAT; DROPS KNIFE; GUT

Il. Misbeth, 20 years old. chef of the
Van Ness hotel, saw a rat yesterday,
dropped carving knife, stepped on
II, and was treated at the receiving
hospital, where the police surgeons
saved him from losing q toe, I
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR sALE-sCHoLARsHIP TO THE INTER
NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
tANY SPECIAL COURSE YOU WISHD AND
THE DE CHAUVENEr CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC.
CALL ROOM 4, 119h S. SPRING ST.. OR
PHONE MAIN 1892. 11-5-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

BIG BARGAIN FOR CASH-DIVIDEND
paying stock VIII arrange satisfactorily
through bank. Must raise $500 prompt
ly. Safe investment. No speculation. VIII
furnish good bank reference. Address
BOX 135, HERALD. 12-4-1t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE-SECOND HAND W1NDMILLS,
engines tanks piping; several plows, scrap
ers, FresnOs, wagons, surrey, buggy, double
and single harness, sundries. Save ". DEM
MIrT COMPANY, 120 N. Main. 12-4-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

HARVARD SCHOOL. (r1iIitary)
Western Ave. Boarding and day pupils
IO-acre athletic field. Manual training shops
Detailed u. s. army officer. Men teachers.
Full commercial course. typewriting, book
keeping stenography. Accredited to the
Universities. Write for illustrated cata-
logue. Tel 72147.
2-27-su-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE
CHEAP, 500 STOVES AND RANGES
at slaughter prices this week. 716 F..
FIRST ST. 12-4-lt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR sALE-sTEEL RANGE WITH WATER
back, / gas range and cook stove, slightly
used; cheap. ga E. FIRST. corner Henri
eta 12-3-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
F0R SALE-Country Property
Country Property
40 Acres
Choice I.nanu Soil

Choice Loamy 0olI
ON ELECTRIC LINE, u MILES FROM
THAN NEEDED; 10 ACRES CHOICE All
FALFA, BALANCE FRUIT AND OTHER
CROPS; S-ROOM RESIDENCE, 1AkGE
BARNS AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
HORSES. HARNESS, WAGON AND ALL
TOOLS. ON ACCOUNT FAMILY TRoU-
BILE CAN BE HAD AT A SNAP; MIGHT
TAKE SOMG GOOD CITY PROPERTY.
SEE US AT ONCE, AS THIS MUST BE
SOLD.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
TOR sALE-country Property
''Yucaipa Vallcy''
''Rcd Apple Land''
$1,000 ACRES OF FRUIT
LANDS"

ADJoINs REDLANDs, ONE OF THE FIN
EST CITIES IN THE STATE. ON I'LL. The
EAST; ELEVATION 5000 FEET. NER1
EVEN CLIMATE. NO FoGs. NO HOT
DESERT WINDS. NO COLD. STOKMS,
ASTHMA OR BRONCHIAL TROUBLES Do
NOT EXIST IN YUCAIPA VALLEY
PIACENCIA SANDY LOAN SOIL, FItOH Frs
IA TO IS FEET DEEP SUBDINlDED S,I( my
TRACTS no SUIT, WITH PURE MO MocN- IN,
TAIN WATER PIPED TO EACH TIA
Under PRESSURE. WE HAVE ONL4 a
FEW TRACTS LEFT IN THE 1UCAtFA -
CITY SUBDIVISION, AND WQ9LD .I}!I iI2.,r4cI 115S-
WISE YOU TO MAKE YOUR SBLECIi0,T 80, IN
At AN EARLY DATE IN ORDER TO GIL
LOCATED NEAR TIE he ToWT Toy- GEH4T'A WH4T AP
pTES HAVE EARNED IN OREGON Oh
wAsH1NaToNl But 1,Tn HAyE LAY TO oGe6AP $3.50 Per
aBE IN ONE YEAR AS ELOQUENT
PROOF THAT YUcA5PA e,IE9rIaH TALLE4 Wn grow grow
1SN on TrIE PIG FINE, RED NARlE-
DISTRICT RAISES THEM SnGCE93I, -, ON
wa HAVE NO COMPETITION IN Jun
FRUIT INDUSTRY.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, IF PRE-
paid. your ad three times for the price Of
two, or seven times for the price of
five 1l-2-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
LEMON GROVE

BARGAINS-BARGAIN
100 acres in city limits. No. land, $4,000.
16O acres bean and grain land, $50 per acre.
So acres near producing oil wells, EiVOo.
n acres in city limits, $1,000.
so acres chicken ranch, $2I5O.
go acres oil rights. $4,000.
ITirst-class blacksmith business
200 shares in Palmer Annex OH company
81 per share.
For further particulars call on or address
DOVER RICE,
Santa Maria, Cal. lz-4-Sun-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE FARM WAGON
one small spring wagon. SANTA FE
TRANSFER CO., 939 Z. First st. 12-2-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

I SELL THE EARTH
r. S. BASSETT
952-3 ACRES WALNUTS, near Fuller
ton; young trees, but income this year
was $1,000. Price $4,000, with $500 mort
gage. owners equity slA50o, Of which
he would take Los Angeles home, clear
TO $4,000 or $4,000, balance terms.
1918 ACRES AT ALEXANDRIA; fine
tract to subdivde. being on two promi-
nent streets. near to car line, bank,
schools. etc, VIII cut up into about G3
lots that should sell for an average OF
5000 each. Price S15,5O0.
See me for particulars.
r. s. BAssETT. J.. A. r. g..
s02ia 5. Broadway 12-H-lt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR sALE-CHEAP, CIGAR FIXTURES,
ice box, clock, 2 cash registers and chairs.
III E. FIRST 12-1-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

CHARACTER cULTURE-wE HAVE FORM
ulated a system of training for homes,
growing up rational in everything and IRA
tional in nothing. including habits, character
and ideals Parents interested in having
guarantee that their children will not be-
come members of the increasing army of
hoodlums, perverks and spendthrifts. ADJ
dress
LEAGUE OF RIGHT LIVING,
1862 +. 56th ST.,
Chicago I'll. 11-13-4-sunl
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR sALE-GOOD SECOND HAND UP
right piano at 1888 INGRAHAM ST. Your
price takes 1T 1l-11-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

8 INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AD
for the price OF 2 OF insertions for the
price of 5. Ask The Herald counter man.
u-1-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

HAVE YOU SEEN OUR DAY SCHOOL CAT
alogue describing bookkeeping and short.
hand? Y. NJ. G. A. o-lZ-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR sALE-DOORS, WINDOWS, BRICK
staircase, fireplace, mantel, flooring,
plumbing, lath, moulding etc. Wrecking
house corner Second and Hill. Also
house for sale at 40S w. SECOND.
12-4-1t|
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE - COUNTERS. SHELVING.
MILLS, CASH REGISTERS and STORE
FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS; CHEAP
EST PLACE IN THE CITY. WE BU1
AND SELL. 216 E. 4TH ST. lO-SO-If
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 4l2
W. Fifth st. E. E. SHRADER, Phi .D.s
nresident since 1890 10-27-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

THE PARME1EE FIRE DID NO DAMAGE
to the property of the Rowell School; all
grades and high school studies, including
German 720 s. BROADWAY. 1O-2S-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

FOR SALE-NEARBY ACRES, NEAR
Santa Ana electric station; bungalow,
chicken houses corrals, fruit 30 minutes
from city, $780,
10 acres choicest sandy loam' water stock;
part alfalfa; bungalow, barn, corrals, Chino,
$500
10 acres, choicest soil, near city, New
mark; alfalfa, buildings, we'll water stock,
orange trees, livestock, implementsi bar
gain, $1,000, terms.
Have choice ranches for sale everywhere.
IDEAL REALTY co.
200 Severance Building, 9Th and Main. Phones
-G1851; Broadway 8237. R-4-1
FOR SALEM TRACTS TO SUIT, THE
choicest early orange and lemon land in
state surrounded by high foothills, where
frost damage is unknown; near electric rail-
road; abundance pure water piped to tracts
free.
Price $50 per acre and up; easy terms.
NORTH WOODLAKE CITRUS LAND CO.,
$50 MASON BLDG,
Fourth and Broadway Los Angeles
12-4-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

BoYNToN NORMAL PREPARES DECEM-
ber county examinations ~grammar certin-
cate; enter now. 525 STIMSoN BLOCK:
Broadway 1919; Also. S-z-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

BROWNSBERGER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
953-7 w. SEVENTH. Send for catalogue.
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--Ginc Irau mni upd 10 tleiu icir
iic lpocbil bcn Wiom necl abrt bel
Nppl
--1rt. Sitiltc Sitiemcusr bcnnb id
beuie ppn benz @uhrr 8prueliuS be
aIeitct. sum Sthrcrtromcn III sinn
--Tnppn bat uudD Niiemauo ibpn
dc glueeu bttpHmCu, oaB CT 0aS ~
ben ppn Der iomiaCn Sritc auiob,
CLARA. bic ttciuc Scdltcr oes
BERN @crbmo &clrup bel 5apS. ii
jeit eiuigcn {oaen o,aii ibrcr Sdhuc
tier 5rau Seuru Sd,eppers.
-Sotclier y. i. Soremepcr pcr
..ieincn bciben iiinaiten Sbbneu,' ben
.snhi!;naSpnore slntpn uno sl9ct
bealei,st, csIeeiatc 9ieniiaa Gcfhtft
lihcS In yiun.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-08-25
sG.isa linn sinsn nrusM !hBesn %!
agbra

SD lit uuiaaiih uah Dem Giien
uuo tsiHS Arsnei nbsr NcbaneluRs.
idlier ~ bclisn", ia)scibt y. ~,
3puuapcters. Glitter Der .Sgune-.
GATE Sitlp. Clio. lie eritci t9cui-
gen Tuisn BON Chamberlain ! 1aecs
uno 9ebcrtablettll aaben iibcrrniteue
9iuNerlEa mo bic Slpeite 6iaiht
idlieu mir eineu ueacn Pnscu unN
upllitduoiae .eutc @eiuuoSeit ;a &C.
ben" &ertauit bti alien odHolern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-08-25
dHr 3ablaHss nHiBilliat !gtoaasH
ten.

Gin EpheRblntt bate tiirstid sd
rddiianbias abOnncnteu aiii ,.dhlnnd
pertina,, nnfbsm alle anoeIsu Sss
miIhuHaeu. He SHr ,3nblune 81 bepe
gen, nidlts asnHst hatteH. ais Der
6all beim Rid,tsr p0rtnm. besahlieu
40 poH ibnen iUiort lire SdlalS unh
ie sI.2J lseridytstoiien. 3ebn bntsn
um ,3:it. bn lie Hi1t sahleH tonnteu,
uuo wrr6e linen bieislbe audi be-
iuiiiiei. 9ehn penpeigerten Die Bah
lung uno behduptetsn, iie hdttsn bic
,3eitura ME beitelt. tr0soem nc bic
ielbe Sabre lang erbnlfsn hatfsH.
Ter Aiflter iprah bic lSsten 10 pun
Der 3nhIHns frei. Sest aber fam oas
oide GnDc. aaHni hattie Der HidlteI
iie frei5siprpchsR, wurosH fis pun
ben Ger Stnaten RuTfbcanltcH ueacsi
nnheredDtiete aReiaHuna DOR %er.
Stantgn &pftiadl,r nrrctirt. gle bat
ten nadl ihr2u 1iaeHcn SHenhSn oiS
3eitura uidlt bzitsllt. ne nbsr trus
Dem Sabre lang 0er &oii eHtHonimen.
Sic uol!icn Iset nils 10 atrn 5.;ah
len, abtr es lpnr ;u lpdt. Die 0Ht
idleiounn bes eriitn 8id1erS mnr iibrl
gene Imritltia. bcna oas @eice be-
iaat. oaB. lper orei 3ttiuulcru einer
,Fitnrf nnHininii. sav .3nlliuua Der
ielbeu pCrpilidllrt If. rb bctssIi eOcr
uidlt btiellt -- N. Y .ht