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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
KAISER TOBECOME
EDITOR OF PAPER
Sheet to Be Modelled on Best
Production of American
Journalism.
BY COUNT Won ELpHBERG.
special Gable to The mss-D!spueh.

Especial Cable to The Times-D.spatch.
Berlin, July 16.-The versatile Kaiser
now Intends to become a newspaper
proprietor, manager and editor. His
intimate friend, Prince Max Egop
Fuerstenberg. has received instruc.
lions to make the necessary arrange
ments The Kaiser's idea is to start
a newspaper to combat the rapidly
growing Socialist movement. and make
a strenuous effort to prevent the over
whelming victories OF Socialist candi.
dates, which are expected at the cleo
ton to the Reichstag in 1911.
The Kaiser believes tho existing
newspapers In Germany do not suffice
to exercise an effective influence
reason lies in the unutterable dullness
OF all his countrys journals. He VIII
make 4 sensational. enterprising, dash
ing newspaper commanding excellent
news service with a tinge or yellow
In It's composition.
The Kaiser has carefully studied
American newspapers and their meth
DDS, and his news sheet is to be mod
eled largely on the best productions OF
headlines and all the other features
or the American newspaper.
From the participants in the Kaiser's
cruise along the coast of Norway come
heartrending walls of sorrow con-
corning the way the Kaiser leases and
spersecutes in n playful way his In
vited guests. His practical jokes at
times are source of trouble and en-
barrassment to his fellow-yoyagers.
For instance, the Kaiser rises at
3 a NJ, goes to the cabin Of a guest.
and forcibly drags tho sleeper from
his repose II one of the guests is
conspicuously fat the Kaiser delights
in ordering him to go through certain
gymnastic exercises for the entertain.
ment OF the assembled company. Grave
officials are compelled to run tho
gauntlet Of tho other guests Distin-
guished diplomatists are required to
crawl about the deck on their hands
and knees, while the guests laugh
at the PROSTATE figure.
After dinner the Kaiser calls upon
men who are notoriously the possess
sors Of cracked and unharmonious
voices to sing. In Germany 1t is con-
sidered ,such a high honor to be In
yited to take part In a cruise abroad
the Hohen2Qllern that the guests bear
tbst jokes with fortTtude.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
WAITED go YEARS, WEEDS
But Succession OF sons Must Not Bc Inter-
ruptct by Il Daughter.

Especial Gable toThe Times Dispa,ch.I
Berlin, July 16.-.A curious decree, the JUS
tice OF which is rather obscure. has been
issued by the Imperial Civil Cabinet con-
corning the Kaisers godsons. His Majesty
has been accustomed. on the birth of the
seventh or eighth son In any German fam
lily. to stand as the childs godfather. Sew
eral hundred German youths now enjoy that
distinction
A decree OF 1896 declared that the inter
ruption of the succession of sons by tho
birth of daughter in the family would not
affect the bestowal of the imperial favor. II
was accordingly applied for recently by a
proud father, farmer, on the birth of his
eighth son.
The honor, however, was denied because
the successive births OF the eight sons had
been interrupted by the intruslhn of a
daughter (twin OF tho fourth sonl. and the
new decree now reyokes that OF 1895.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
TIARA FROM THE QUEEN
Gifts from Eight Members OF Royal Family
far NIrs EdwnFdcg.

Tor MIS-. EUWNrucH.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
London, July 1e.--No bride In recent yehrs
has been 30 favored with gifts from Roy.
atty as the Hon. sylvia Edwardes, one OF
Queen Aiexandras favorite ma!ds-of-honor.
who has Just been married to Count Gle.
chen. a second cousin of King George. Miss
Edwardes received no fewer than eight
splendid gifts from members of the royal
family.
Queen AIexandras present was q gorgeous
tiara OF diamonds and pearls and kins
George and Queen Mary presented her Win
monogram. MHs Edwardes Is a very hand.
some brunette. and her relative by mar
riagc. the Hon. Mrs. Cecil Edwardes, has
been making great name for herself al
Covent Garden opera House as Madame
Edyina."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
KAISER AS GODFATHER
Woman Obeyed Father, Who Failed to Die
Until He Was 113
Lspeclal canIe 10 The Times. Dispatch

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dspatch.l
Bucharest, July 16.--A remarkable story
OF illal devotion and lovers constancy Is
that OF Maria Liesa. who now at the ago
Of eighty has been married to her fance
Joseph Stolesco, aged eighty five. to whom
AS a girl of twenty Maria had consented
to marry stoesco but her father having
opposed the match, she had agreed that she
father diaN last week at tho age. OF 113. and
yesterday the devoted lovers were married.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Tilted SWANS REVENGE
T,,stcs SwectIiearts Love Letters on
Public Wall.

4 Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.1
Geneva, July ia suitor who was Tilted
by his sweetheart because he had shaved
Off his beard has tried to revenge himself
in novel fashion. Pedestrians who passed
along the main street early in the morning
were astonisfed to find large blank wall
covered with letters all OF them full of the
most cndearing terms
had spent half the night pasting all the
love letters received by him from his sweet
heart on the walls adjoining her residence.
with the sentence above them: "Hearuess
girl return YOU your letters!"
Before a gendarme removed the letters
they had been read by many townspeople.
The girl now threatens to paste her former
sultor's mssives on tho walls OF his resi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
1905 PATENTS "A YEAR
Even Hntpin Points Included In List by
Inventors.

Inventors.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.1
London. July 18.-Soma OF tho principal
ideas that have. recently occupied the mind
OF inventors mako the report OF tho Comp
troller-General ot Patents almost as Inter
estng as I, novel.
Even the unguarded points OF ladies' hat
pins have not escaped the Inventors vigil
lance, and numbers Of patents have been
applied for IN connection with suitable point
patents were asked for. the highest number
but one on record. and the number granted
was 1906,
development In aeronautics, moro than three
times as many patents being applied for in
connection with flying machines as were re-
considerable attention to electric railway
signaling systems. An which track rails were
used for both the slsoaling and the pow er
!olrcNita. m I'd Y 3s !. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

matical honesty OF machine. Five
per cent. is deducted for race-course
expenses and 3 per cent. for the poor.
Sloan says II the poolrooms were
closed, bookmaking stopped and the
French machine system of betting
were adopted and 81 charged for en-,
trance. American racing would be tho
best in tho world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
WINE TUBERCULOSIS FOE.
Bertillon Says Alcohol Favors Growth oil

Disease.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
Paris. July 16.-Dr, Jacques Bertillon. tho
well-known chief OF the fnger-print depart,
mont of the French police. has published an
article on the question OF the connection
between alcohol and tuberculosis.
DR. Bertillon says that OF the causes which
In France favor the development OF TUDOR.
ourosis the most important is the alcohol
In beer and spirits.
He declares, however. that tho best enem,
departments which form tho northern part
of France, where cider. beer. spirits-espe,
cially brandy-are much drunk. the deaths
caused by consumption were go per 100000
Inhabitants In 1906, while the proportion was
40 In the other departments OF France
where wine is the favorite drink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
HUNTING TOUR OF WORLD
Sportsmcn and Scientists to Reach New York
on Unique Trip.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.l
London, July 16-.t number OF sportsmcn
aud scientists are setting out on tour OF
the world in the autumn. They have en-
gagged one of the vessels OF the Royal Mall
steamship Company, and will leave South
a,ripton in October.
Exploration, deep-sea dredging, limo and
other fishing, shooting and scientific re-
search in various seas. continents and Is
lands in known and remote parts of the
globe will be tho chief objects. and the IT.
inerary will run from New York to Hong
kong and from Singapore to the Strait Of
Magellan. The whole cruise will take a
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
NEW WORD TO ENGLISH
Escalntor First Called Latin. but Found to
Have Como from United states.

Have Come from united Stntcs.
Especial Cable to The Times Dspatch.l
London July ia committee OF tho
House of Commons was considering bill
referring to the construction of a subway
under oxford Circus and Regent Street.
Bonner Maurice appeared for the bill and
called the engineer to explain the princi.
Piles of a proposed moving staircase. Mr.,
Maurice referred to II as an escalator.
What language is that?" asked tho
speakers counsel
Latin, / think" said Mr.. Maurice. but
Sir George GLIB explained that 1t was
American and Mr.. Maurice remarked that
eXtraor dinary words came from America.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

But the commerce came to the ears
of the Vatican. The venerable gem
tleman was denounced. and when ha
was brought before the police com.
missary tha7 unfailing records OF M,
Bertillon showed that the dealer in
relics had served a term in French
prison way back" IN 1855 as cons
mon swindler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

Paris. July 16.-Paris has long beer
a favorite resort for Kings, whether
in exile or merely as visitors. They
are, however. rather costly guests,
and. of course, our taxpayers have to
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24
Application to Locate.
U. =. Consolidated Land Office.
New Orleans. La, Aug. 10. 1910.

u. -. consolidated Land Office. |
New Orleans. Lii. Aug. 10. 1910. I
Notice Is hereby given that the
Big Greek Lumber Company, by
Fred q. Hudson, Vice President.
Agent, and Attorney in fact, of
Monroe. La, assignee of Charles B.
Wadleigh. assignee of the heirs = of
Moses Ballard, deceased. also as
signee of Charles b. Wadkigh. as
signee OF Zed Wilson. legal represent
tative and only heir of John W. Dent.
has filed in this office their applica-
ton to locate under the provisions
Of section 1906 X. s.. the N Inf of NE
or. section -, township 8 north.
range 2 west, La. Meridian, serial
O3155. and the Sc or of NE or and
NE or of Sc or, section %. township
8 north. range west. La. Meridian,
serial 03l56.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described or desir-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any 9th
err reason to the disposal to the APP
plicant should file their affidavits of
protest in this office ON or before the
twenty-ninth day Of September, 1910
CHAS. q. PALFREY,
au27 Receiver.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24

We must fight! We must fight
hard. We must fight with a
strength born of desperation. 1t
is a war into which we propose to
go. young men and maidens. not a
picnic. In the name of God and.
righteousness, and of besotted men
and suffering women and starving
children, we call upon you to get
readyl
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24
BIG IMPLEMENT EXHIBITS.
state Fair Association Needs More
Space to Show All.

The big machinery Hall at the Louis
lana State Fair grounds, where the big
State Fair OF 1910 is to be held No.
vember to IL. inclusive, is not near
large enough to hold the exhibits of
machinery and implements that are To
be shown this year and 1t has been
necessary for the association to lease
much out door space surrounding the
building for the accommodation OF the
vast number of machinery anil impIe.
ment men who want to exhibit In
conversation with Secretary Bruegger-
noff OF the fair association the other
day 1t was learned that the building
which Is 1S0xS0 feet In size. was bu :
as drop In bucket to the anon. n
OF space required and 1t Is confider tly
expected that in the near future The
Louisiana State Fair will have o,,e Of
the largest machinery halls In the
south. but official announcem emf IN
this effect has as yet not bee,, maae
over two acres outside the macbip.
cry hall has been assigned for exb;b.
Its that could not be gotten into the
hall. The number of exhib, Is will he
greater and their class higher this
year than ever before at the State
Fair. and will consist of everything in
the implements an machinery line
from . plow to cream separator or
\ sewing machine. The premium list
|s very attractive and should YOU de.
lire 1t and catalogue communicate
Nth the Secretary Of the State Fair
It Shreveport.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs. like
strains on machinery, cause break
downs. You can't over-tax stomach,
liver, kidneys. bowels or nerves without
serious danger to yourself. II you are
weak or run down, or under strain OF
any kind, take Electric Bitters. the
matchless tonic medicine. Mrs. j. T.
Van de sande, OF Kirkland. H., writes:
THAT did not break down, while en-
during a most severe strain. for three
months. is due wholly to Electric Bit.
ters." Use them and enjoy health and
strength. Satisfaction positively guar
apteed. Soc at all druggists.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24

Don't waste YOUR money buying plas-
tiers when YOU can get bottle OF Cham.
berlains liniment for twenty-five cents.
A piece of flannel dampeDed with this
IMMINENT is superior to any plaster for
lame back, pains in the side and chest,
anu much cheaper. Sold by all dealers.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24
Constable Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish of Grant.
Fifth Justice Court.
T. r. Horton vs.. VIII Beattie.

utu u.
7. r. Horton vs.. VIII Beattie.
BY virtue of a. writ of fieri facias
issued by j. w. Sketoe, Justice OF
the Peace for the Fifth Ward of
Grant parish, La. and to me direct
ed in the above entitled suit. | have
seized and will offer for sale between
the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY,. OCT. %, 1910.
the following described property.
seized az the property of the defend
ant herein. tO-wit:
Six acres of land in Grant parish.
La, known as the Will Beattie place.
situated i'm the southwest corner of
the SW 4 OF NE \ of sec. Is, township
8 north. range east, together with
the improvements thereon.
Dated this 18th day of Sept, 1910.
q. l.. BARRETT.
Constable Ward 5. Grant Ph., La.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24

WANTED-Reliabfe. energetic man
to sell lubricating oils. greases and
paints in Grant and adjacent cOun-
ties. Salary or commission. Stet-
son Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. sl0- ct
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-09-24
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Awake, o Church of God!
BY BIsHoP Jos. F. BERRY.

Admitted.
The saloon is the worlds chief
death trap, the center OF diabolisn,
on the earth. Admitted.
The existence of this chief death
trap has been authorized by Mu-
nicipal, State and Federal laws,
and the ruinous business is as le-
gal as any other business in the
land. Admitted.
The number of communicates
in the christian churches of this
country approximaies 2S,OOO,OOO.
Counting but one member in FIVE
of the Protestant churches, and
one to six of the Roman Catholic
church, as voters, conservative
estimate places the christian vote
of the nation at not less than s.
100000. Admitted.
The drink evil stands squarely
in the way, as no other obstacle
does, of the progress of the church
and the evangelization of the world.
Admitted.
Then, in the name of our God of
holiness, and of debauched and
ruined souls and their weeping, de-
spairing kindred, why do we not
arouse ourselves, and seek to put
a stop to this work of destruction
What a strange paralysis has
taken hold upon the christian citi-
zenship of the Republic! While
we are sleeping in fancled security
what has the enemy not done?
He has subjected us to a tyran-
ny worse than that which any 9TH
er page of history records. He
has bound us in bondage worse
than any other human slaves have
endured. We have licensed hell.
For price we have given the dev-
il permission to produce poverty,
prohigacy, cruelty, wretchedness,
death. We submit while he trans
forms heirs of heaven into felons,
harlots, paupers, madmen and MUIR
derers. We permit an organized
devilish despotism to be reared at
our own doors, which possesses
money without limit and audacity
without bounds. This giant dig
archy moves forward with gigantic
strides. inAames society with all
the passions of the pit, robs its
victims, tears out their manhood,
brushes out hope, and finally push
es them downward to an awful
doom. This institution is the
school of anarchy, the prolific
breeding place of crime, the nur-
sery of every human woe, the ir-
reconciled and irreconcilable ene-
my of the christian church! 4
How long is this sleep of indif-
ference to go on? Who will sound
a trumpet call loud enough to
arouse the drowsy disciples of our
Lord?
Shall not the Methodist Episco-
pal Church get ready to fight the
whiskey demon as she never fought
before? Shall not the bishops and
editors and secretaries and pastors
and influential laymen who stand
high in the councils of political
parties, and young men and wom-
an who will soon be upon the fir
ing line of the battle against I'M
righteousness, grid themselves for
! war determined and terrible
against our satanic foe?
In tb cory we are against the ga
Don. That is what our conference
md convention resolutions say.
That is the doctrine with which
'ur pu]pits ring. But the rum
people, grow sleek and fat, and are
increased in gold and goods, while
We do almost nothing.
The great God yearns to save
his world. And he will do it just
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Cincinnati. 0icnitae, ben 18 esannar 1910.

quarter unb in alien groben europdiz
Ihen 6GFen 3tpeisnieoerldfungen bat.
Oisie perbreheriI6e 8droe Ipefulirt
in Qrbeit. sic mdft, in0em lie fir
bic 3uluiiung BON 4usldnoern in ben
Der. Sinntsn bobe greifs be3dblt, elm
eans autes Gei6dft. Sis ihliebt nit
ben ausipanberern einen Gobntontratt
ab, siebt oeren 2Dbne Elm unb itedt ben
Webrbetraq, b. q. ben llnterfhieo sDi=
ihen ben in bem Gontrutt dusgemahs
ten uno ben in Wirtlifteit ge3ablten
20bnsn, in Die sigene Sai6e.
Gin fransDftfdes arieg 3.
f6iff geitranbet
Winorca, 8elsaren, II. San. -
Die frana0iiftearisg rgaurs
tial" i'll am Montag an Der aiiIte Der
Sniel Winorea geitranbet. Drei WaHr
pom Der gsiabung iino ertrunten uHo
bier 'purbsn idsper perlebt.
Die W ablen in gnglun b.
2onbon, IT. San. 9as Wabls
reiultat Biz gum Mortdg abenb mar
fpIeenDes: llnioniitsn 90; 2iberdle II;
Mrbeiter 16 unp Nationaliiten 13 er,
fp1blt. Gs lit piss Elm RettogetpinH oeE
llnioniiten Don 20.
Die Reeisrung mar rpdbreuo bes
51ees erfoisreider als ibre idnguini
ftii6sn glnbdngsr srfparttt batten. 3i'
llHipniitsn getpannen 10 Sise, bic 81
berdlsn bier unb bic Qrbeiter einen
Der Retto.@epinn Der llnioniiten nal
bemnah IA Siss. .iusn tpeniger ats fl
BEL rpeuiser sabIrsi6en OahIen on
| Samitag erobert hattsn.
| Dies iitert tbatfdhtih Die Grtpd6
| lung elmer uniebnlihen liberalen Ula
ioritGt, osnn in S6ottlaub uno Wales
bic immsr iolioe liberale 9eIegationei
errpdblsn, bdbfn nod teiue Mdblsl
| itattssfuuosn. Sohn Burns, Der 4r
beiterfi6rsr, iii In 8dtterieu nit 55;
Waioritdt fpisosrgerpdblt fuoroen. OBJ
qlsia er friiber ben Qr6eitsrn gegen
| iiber bebdupttt bate, bdb tein Wtann Il
ehrlihsr Weiis msbr als S2500 I'M Sab
p.roisnsn i0nus, unb er jssi Elm Sald
Don $4,000 bs3isbt uub qusiiht bal
Elm ioltYs bon $4,000 gu srbatter
,8err6ther" uno ,Renegab" iino einia
Der sabIreihtsn 9s3eitnungen Die ihr
bic 4rbeit,r beilsesH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Snlanb Selegrapb.
Die Stabt glepefdnS d5er:
ma l.s fieareih.

III l~S re g tel %.
Glepelano, g., II. San. Der
Stabt gl.oelaub puroe am Wontag
Der gefB DON 9ruuosigsntbum ar
Sseufsr Sugefproder, oos sineH We-tb
Don $20.OO0,00O big 100000 bai.
Dds areis gsriht Dat nGmIih cine bas
tingshenb. Gntihxipung oes gsrihts
fiepersr sSnitau3 aufrstt er6dlten.
Die GiieNbahntompagnien. bic baS
Qano felt So Sdhrsn i'm gsiiB 6a6en,
trerbsn ben Jan DOR bas Suprsmsges
riht brineen. gs banoelt iih um uns
asfGbr 40 acres adnb, oas, fpie bic
Gsri6is entI6isosn bdbsn. uripriinss
lid in uHgsfeBli6er Deiie an bic Gis
Isnbahnsn psrtauft ipuros. Der GaQ
Ihpebt felt Sabrsu Dor ben Berittsn.
Cine 6 bineiin peesH 2ae
otubiebftahls per-
haftet.
Gbieago. ST.. II. San. Hiht
geringe SenIation srregts ss hier in
Der tin.iiiten Go!onis, als am Nom
toa ssrau Wono Ghan, cine aeborene
Gbinsiin unb Jrau zines tinsiiIhsr,
aauimanns, in Der untsrsn Staot rpes
gen 9aSenbiebitahs perboftet fpurbe.
Sie fol- in sinsm 1epartsmentsseihdft II
5dnoidube uno SsihnSeug ssitobIsn
bd6sn. Die Jrou nimmt cine hobe
s,isIIitaftlihs StslIuns unter ibrsn
2dnbsleuteu elm uno mehrsre ihrsr
Gohns beiuten bic llniDeriitGt BON
gbicdeo. Sie fpuree ipdter gssen
giirsitdft freiaslafen. Sis lit Die
uits gbinsiiH. bic in Gbieaso bes Gi.6s
itahls angetIdgt fpuroe.
Die Wittpe bes 9enerals
Sigel geitOrbsn.
Rem Yort, II. San. Srau Gl-
lie Sigsl, Wittpe oss Generals Jran3
Sigsl unb grobmutitr Der Gliie Sisel.
bic i'm 4uguit .. !. bon sinsm Chine
fen ermoroet tpuroe, iit am Wittpof
geNorben. Sic bat ME etipas bon BEN
5oo ibrsr gntelin erfdbrsH.
gusene 3immermon mu
be3abIen.
Nep Dort IT. San. Sn ihrem
groseb gsgen gugene 3immermon Dor
Cincinnati III am WoHtae bon elmer
Surp Jrau Jranees Durpea cine Gum
me BON $4,000 SuseIprohtn tporben
IS tanbslie iid um Giisnbohndttier
bic Zimmerman benz 8aiien Der 5ral
Durnsa fir $40, 900 Dsrtaufi bate uni
bic, fpie bisaldgsrin bsbaupisie. tpsrtb4
los iparen.
Cine 1hierbGnoigerin &c
tootet.
| Rem Yort. IT. San. paulin
RuiIelI, bic DOR elmer Wohe bon sir
, paar aeoparosn. bic iie ab5urihten In
9eerifI mar, ansssriffen unn 3srflsifh
purbe. lit am Usontns ibrsn gerIe
sunseH sr!essn. eis mar 80 Salr
laIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Wettcrberi6t.

Tiir Obio: Ressn i'm Itibllaen,
Da,oen ober Sdnee i'm nOrolid.n absil
nm Disnftas; idIter; am wlittipod
fthones gDetter. idlter I'M oitl'dneii
abtil. Gtarte fiibli6e. nd9 Rorolpell
umItldaenoe Winbs.