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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Omaha Clerks Worthy Men.

AS to the Omaha hotel clerks taken a group,
It is generally admitted they will up with
similar bunch anywhere, Through process of selec-
ton they constitute group Of with sweet dispo
stions as tom" OBrien puts it. If their troubles
are many or few, they never let on, and Rome Miller
opines they are the most likable among men They
have to be- says Mr.. Miller, with a twinkling eye,
for they have TO smooth out many kinks every
day, they don't have time to become grabbed them
relves Next hotel proprietor, who loses his
temper and must live up to the rule Of st. Paul. all
things to all men, a good hotel clerk is a jewel
prime requisite is, he must be gentleman at all
times and II he possess modicum of jollity, with
soupcon (soft accent peGse) Of suavity and whole
heartful Of the milk of human kindness, he will get
through all right. The good hotel likes to have
and keep good clerk, for he is the right hand OF
his employer and his face is like sunny morning TO
the fretful guest"
Every hotel proprietor particularly fine
points his clerks, and Mine Host Miller smiles
with inward satisfaction when he talks OF J. Frank
Rose of his staff In this Mr. Miller not alone for
every member Of the association admits that Rose ia
"a wonderful boy" He is spoken of here as typical
because he began a bellhop and will finish in the
first fight anywhere Rose ofheiate in more diff
ferent capacities about hotel than can the general
gree in clown" wor1--a mighty hard thing-at the
anadai meetings any old meeting and plays every
position with much satisfaction to the spectators
During ehc coming convention Rose will be watched
by hts cpl1reres with keen caution for when most in
nooent IA appearance he is likely to prove most dan
gerou5 70 dignity.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Boosts the Groeters Strongly.

The Nebraska and Iowa association was the first
to rally to the support of the national movement
among the hotel clerks which resulted in the forma-
ton of the Greeters of America at Denver in June
last The Greeters is national in its scope. At Denver
the Nebraska and Iowa association had the largest
delegation on the floor Of the convention aside from
Colorado At that time steam roller methods defeated
the local men in their demand for the Craftsmanship of
the board OF governors Later the Nebraska-Iowa
men were rendered their choice Of vice president
rotary or treasurer OF the national organization, but
refused the prefer On the list of the national organ
ization the Nebraska-Iowa association holds Charter
No. /; So as Secretary GTd says, 1--WE were there
first anyway" At ST. Louis next May the association
viii have big delegation present at the second con-
vention of the Greeters of America because the mem
bershp is steadily growing.
Frank Ruble, who eliminates the Paxton hotel
counter with the enugenee of his kindly smile is act
ing president at this time having succeeded to the Of
fee when former President e. w. Sherman went from
The Henshaw~ to the Albion in Denver two three
months ago Ruble won the diamond-studded medal
for most members secured in 1903 Joe" keenan,
manager Of The Henshaw, is the man most talked Of
for president when the election occurs next week.
Secretary Art W. Grid, the present secretary, and
who will be reelected in all probability was chosen
in sos. and through his good work the membership
has been increased in the last 100 per cent Grid
is a Nebraska product raised a farm and gradual
ing some years ago from the Humboldt (Neb.) High
school In 1889 Mr. Grid held the distinction OF being
the youngest newspaper editor and publisher in Ne
braska when he was gettins out the Dawson News
boy At present he Is the active on the Midwest
Hotel Reporter which is the oeal organ OF the as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

G. Elliot Flint writing in the New York World
discusses odd facts about cigars, in connection
with the startling statement that not only the
choicest Havana cigars now far less choice than they
five years but that there little hope Of
their again approaching the old standard in quail
ity Nor is this the worst: for he averred that as
their quality has declined cigars Of all grades have
advanced in Wholesale price in the last eighteen
months from 50 TO SIS per thousand,
The supply Of Havana tobacco. though very great,
is not nearly enough to meet a demand which
increased by 40 per cent within the last five years
Before the great revolution in Cuba dozen years
ago during which very many Of the tobacco crops
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Entertainment Plans.

Getting back to the program for the meeting this
week in Omaha it has been arranged to have recep-
ton committee meet all incoming delegates at the
trains and escort them to the various hotels At $3.50
Monday the members of the association will meet at
Hotel RomeI where informal reunion will be held
to cultivate closer personal acquaintance and pro-
the spirit of fraternalism Here is the Omaha
clerks will begin to show their mettle. Every hotel
clerk who get away from the desks will be on
hand ready to the visitors and be of service
them in every possible way
Hotel proprietors of Omaha have entered into the
spirit of the local committee and will leave nothing
undone to show their good will for and appreciation
of the purposes of the organization of their employees
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Invitation Promises Much JOY.

That Colonel Anderson is not OVERRIDING the pre-
convention dope Will be judged from the following
addenda htched to the formal invitation which has
been sent from Omaha for the sixth annual reunion
of the Nebraska and Iowa Hotel Clerks association:
"P.s-say fellers, this here is 2 bee the big
dOns Of the hull yeer want the huh bunch 10
be on hand Their vii be lot that amt on the pre-
gram so cum prepared fur most any tuin cause its
lible to happen. An don't miss the eatin-the vittles
is specially made fur this okashun. There will be
speech maxim g Baldwin is comm frun
Cansas City down in Missori an MacLarty SEE he will
be heer frum Sue City in lOway and Hawks what
prints that Hummer paper in llynoy is comm. These
fellers air all CRATE at talkn. Then we hev sum hoo
liv hear what air sum speech makers too. Any Teller
ken talk what he wants to-
Without specifian further this hear hull blowout
is jis to bee grRet big genra good time an va cant
amord TO miss It, Remember all the girls is comm &
fetch yourn. II you haint got none git 1 Quick
and fetch her along cause she'll hev good time as
other Teller We've pervided fer her so fetch her
along on the kaTs. We kant tell yu mulch moo
about it in this heer cirllar youl jis hev to cum
to omehaw an see the hull dons fer yerself Don't
fergit the day-Desember cause they will be lot
doin all day and mostly all mite"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

putting up at the different hoselres, and they will be
thoroughly at home
At 2: 80 the delegates will assemble again at the
Rome for business meeting Reports of the present
officers will be read and discussed and new officers
will be elected. The discussions will not be of a
merely perfunctory character, either. 1t has been
found that much oratorcal and business ability is
concealed about the persons of real hotel clerks
They rub against the best and and again against
of the worst) people in the country and their
powers Of observation and judgment have been
trained in critical school, they have quite definite
ideas the subjects touching their profession
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

and whatever else may occur to the bright minds
about the board
Acting President Rube and Secretary Grid are
swelling up to the fact that depart
ing from the custom of former years the wives and
sweehearts of the members included in the nvit
atoms and will be welcome participate in all the
social features
why not?" inquiries President Ruble. Don't
they halve our and double joys? And isn't
every good hotel clerk engaged every day in spreading
happiness and satisfaction far his influence ex
tends? We know in our endeavors as caterers
to the needs of the general public; smile on all
alike and never have any frowns for the women Let
'em come we say, and Wen see to 1t they have one
grand good time. 1t will be treat to have nice
bunch of clever women mixing among the boys; and
while the clerks always on their good behavior
they ought to be at their very best when the
other sex-which by the way has not yet broken into
this line of works represented at their annual
meeting spectators and participants in the innocent
merriment that is to be uncorked."
It is understood that Joe" keenan, and Colonel
Anderson will be especially assigned to that the
women are given the best there is in the house wher
ever they CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

standing, by their employer Thus a high standard
of membership is maintained, to honesty, integrity
and efficiency. Any sign Of crookedness means prompt
expulsion and it speaks well for the craft that only
two explosions have occurred in the history of the
ganization.
Deadbeats, forgers and people of that ilk have no
friends among the hotel clerks; quite the contrary
The Nebraska and Iowa association, in common with
sister organizations. maintains system of protection
against the oleaginous schemes of the hotel work
ers Close tab is kept them by reports to secre-
tary Grid, who promptly bulletins all members
when any foxy individual is abroad Through this
system the association has been instrumental in APP
pretending and Furnishing more of offend
against the ethics OF fair dealing with innkeepers
Many bills regarded bad have also been collected
for hotels through the medium of the association
This has been accomplished by reminding the forgetful
ones that the association had them listed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

ISOLATION. He has been in newspaper work as printer
and editor for twenty-three years.
Paul E. Stanton too modest to have his picture
taken the treasurer of the Nebraska-Iowa
ton He is chief clerk at the Merchants,
live stock with the facility of Herman Peters himself
An employment scheme is operated by this asso-
citation to help its members Wise hotel proprietors
have gotten into the habit of applying Secretary
Grid when they want dependable clerks and they usu-
ally get them. No fee is charged either party. There
is piece Of standing advice which goes every clerk
when he is sent listing card, and that Isl "Our
advice is to stay by your present situation If it is
reasonably good and, by a faithful discharge of
your duties, promotion your merits a relia-
Bile and efficient clerk"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
The Limit

The long freight had left Grand Junction. on
nearing the first water tank the fireman asked the
brakeman to water for him, he wanted to clean
the ash pans. When the engine to a stop the
took the slide hook and jumped to the ground
He pulled the slides out but nothing in the way Of
ashes fell out put the hook through the air holes
to poke them out. Suddenly he prodded something
soft SO he lit his torch and Investigated.
In the pan he a tramp curled up taking things
easy. The fireman started TO ball the DO"
We'll, of all the nerve-you are the limit What
are you doing in there? Get out! Beat IT,"
The DO simply put his finger up TO his lips and
said:
"sh-h! sh-hl Don't make so much noise. My
partners in the smokestack Railroad Mans Maya
zine
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Banquet With Women Present.

The annual banquet will be served Monday even
ing, in the rathskelIar of The Henshaw For this
function and for any idle moments the delegates may
have their hands, surprises of most pleasing
ture and unique in character have been prepared by
the local committee. The most significant of these
will be sprung after the banquet has been disposed Of
Two hours have been allowed for table exercises from
1880 to $3.50. With the dishes cleared away, con-
cert will be put on likewise a storytelling contest,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04
Organization Born in Omaha.

December s. 1904, was the birthday Of the Ne
braska and Iowa Hotel Clerks association and Omaha
its birthplace. Five of the local clerks eonsti-
tuted the organization when 1t was launched The
Omaha clerks point out that the Ohio association
which claims to be the pioneer in this particular field
organized on the day. so Omaha holds
the honors even" said art" Grid secretary Of the
local association.
Until 1903 the membership was chiefly confined
20 Omaha Then II was determined to put the organ
izaton on interstate basis Today it includes the
clerks in practically good hotel in two states
Applicants must show clean record Of least two
years IN hotel work be eligible membership and
must further be recommended by = member in good
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-04

REEN turtles of popular age and buckwheat
cakes of just the proper consistency may
be discussed at the coming meeting of the
hotel clerks of Nebraska and Iowa." said
Colonel William Anderson of Hotel Rome,
who is at once the Of the corps and the smiling
papa of the organization. "Of course, the idiosyn-
craces OF nicky and the delectabe connections
that gourmets delight in must be given atten-
ton but, believe me, there will be much gladstone
gun mixed with the serious things on the program.
Turtle steak is not what folks believe it
u.s. to tenderness, but human nature bubbles in
the properly constituted hotel clerk just It does in
the ordinary man. Now not limiting at
odous comparisons when l the term ordinary
man. simply drawing the line of experience which
proves to the in most any other walk of life
has and comfort to burn compared to the self
sacrificing hotel man"
Then, having shaken hands with the interviewer
and snoothed of the lines of his brow
Colonel Anderson continues: Mentioning green tur-
ties you may not know that real tit-bit the eyes
of old-time connOisseurs the hipper of turtle
The ripper is just as popular today and we shall
tend it the three visiting with special
warmth when they come to Omaha next Monday. On
our invitation have printed the words this is
urgent and that goes. What we will do to them
after they in midst, hguratively and literally
will keep them talking about Omaha for some time to
come We will stuff the boys with mush-
rooms POLITICALLY speaking roll them in truhies
peppered with tweve7carat friendship.
From on, for quite a spell, buckwheats are
in stock at every real hotel, and realize that we
will be feeding them to a bunch of the best
judges that sat dining chairs We shall also
be particular to feed them some prize Nebraska
ozone, with trimmings and while we aim to let them
all get away with their hotrock headlights we like
wise have 1t in mind to surfeit them with kindness
This convention will not be in the whale class
numerically, but as you're born it will be
spouter"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

along over the mud and the tpuddles.
while each OF my steps gave . splash.
! Joined her q last. and without any
polite preamble: y
"'Nadame.' said to her, Z would
Ike yeEy much to hold your umbrella,
because not only would I, shisld you
nom the vet, but should have . III,
10 corner mysslf.. !: >
:; inAt tie, same Instant T. found The
l ea1sAle ~ IA pnhl,lls H. ~, GASP,
eae sl0ultansously ~ woman 'ksd
llsaDoSar6d. I slootol' afitoiul1d: q 6 6
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a(eellqg4!1I tAYay, ly19qA, - ,leasA M
- 8 9uftSs q Z cSs6ov. HI ~
eftos ~ 6asss SltAsf = sGltS =
80 y 1t j. - ,stsA. ". -. = ~
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80 6 e43A e4eeto4 aawtneSSoo
~ 51atli1l171j2 VSde NSsitiiS 49,
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49, r., % laeH;i. -. ~ ~
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s3'oAs;saie ~ ~, Msaa. sxAe
vsee . cap ~ ma M. l1}ttiRe 81
- ars. 4 &s spH Z 9sSsssls1ys.
HSsf1Ay - earo 6ke has not miseed
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eou1hy oat ifSaeofs sT!'
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3 .s.mlasH Eoa, eeaa ;, Heaaa. q .r.sasr
: . ;. .pass y - a.asTyr >,
.,si'.At fhsss, xards. tie umbrella t,ae
J ~ plaesA n, ~ eosrsF, by7ths door
~ ssiisi va ! silver aad III =
~ door. t''2f''i : 81
3 {. Bat xAe Il this nystsssous won
sar s Is
.1t 4 BertAs saibr,s, tie daueh.ar
a. aa old Doctor. Who died long ~.
6Ae vas desperately In love WITH :
young man. One day - wanted 70 eaf
HaJlea te4e9nscss 49,, ean4 lsaIins
opposition iron. poo, Beftho, IS asked
Ass 70 meet Mn Ct nightfall n ~
elei.s saEsths ssaassy. Ga Aas sSvsr
- !.ss.. ss &: :s1 ti e. - 81 -
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Az ~. gl1seaaae 0leee oaeDpn
/ oas q thA 0ooe remarkable -
,1enS In the world b established q
the roof OF the PHILADELPHIA College 81
Pharmacy. There . botanist % exDsri.
::nenting with the uso Of drugs o.
plants. to determine the possibility 81
growing under artificial conditioaa
dpaants, from which valuable drugs are
taken. and also 70 learn what erect
ANDSs and, chemicals have On. plata
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er6ettsss orase.

~ Vt90Sv09J 0So0os
Ehs family wSee &d1fiag q zlbs
.1ISahast table for the father to cons
and say grace before beginntng IL
meal. aad the four.year.olA, growing
a4nsry and impatient said: ''Est ~
~ the blessing and putting 10
Head nat down on the table, began:
Now lay me down to breakfast. W
are all hungry. O Lord. and you
know father can't hurry!"-Los A.
Geles Times.
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2.:,tttsajtss,,sS. t.,h

w. Ivy ,yES.1sfky 1siijts <i4
<t6sa WHY ta66vtitiatil 1keii - sltsp,
.hes1aps 1DspAs that atAsis saDsa vssfy
~ re. ~ e., - ~ a.s4s pa
81 fee iSlssD . H. e1d1lsIS6 ~
90 HjllaalaeD. M hliasssaee u soe
S:;:ss..'; -. ], e s, ..s,,t, s..,.,
ASSats 1ifsstH a1sctiig sjssp ttislf,
y1Rsa eoin6e Tie .ooap1l1ive .lAcusA0
stisst eeaat g Is waksfsi 1ours sup.
I6sed q b ti1sooverISiy ionst nom tis
;oo1eeoa an0bsS. This insaetence n n.
~ prcelp9es eleep. ssB.sasgsstioa q
g definite value here.
In.T.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

First Requisite for Happiness.
,, Ono Of the first conditions Of happi.
ness, recognized by everybody. 10 q
life In which mans ties with nature
are not broken; that is . life under
the open sky. in sunshine. out in the
fresh air. near the soil. plants and ami.
.mals.-Tolstoi.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

f! IT. Now and Then In Boston.
! 1t is doubtful II the patriots eve,
dreamed that the steeple ON their
meeting house would ever be used ia
aid in announcing the returns Of red
hot municipal election.-Boston REQ.
ord.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10
Me y ,mss,n. II.

Vs~O % ts6oo svs0 u.
CAAAoeso-l think Q nan oh013A
4 eyef m&ss ~ Opportunity rse inDesv.
Ing his mind. don't Wlsh 70 boast
but ! can trutAfully say that begaa
- iRpsoEe ny mind ~ young man.
and have gone on doing 90 ever sinea
CAubes Observation-Disclosures Scott!
What Q state your mind must have
eeea In when you started On I'll
Stray Stories.
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Penalty Of n,oh po,ltIon.

PenaIty OF High Position.
He who IL raised 90 much above his
::fellow-creatures as to be the object
Of their terror must suffer for Il n
losing all the comforts Of society. He
70 . solitary being IN the midst a
crowds. He keeps them at Q distances.
e1d they equally shun him. Fear anl
9sctsoa cannot i've togsthoos.-jkal
e6a1gs.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10
less Production Of Flax.

f: Less Production Of Flax.
i Examining the map Of Russia, with
the figures at hand. it is found that
the greatest falling on In nax culture
sin those provinces that formerly
produced the largest quantities o.
good max fiber for expectation.
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The d heMysterious
Umbrella! b Z
y sae..- s.st.,,. Co. "a Ia
n AUREuEN scHoLI

tcooyrishtsA ~ sasss ssss.is Co. Ltal
s. One nay not belisve In mssysaeaa
9tofies, and q The same time 80
feels none The lees . certain sASSina.
tea n usteDipS. 70 them. 3Srioai,
minded people often take pleasure in
oosat to.stsa paatonimss.
b; O1e aigAt several psopls were din-
4ng b . room Of . restaurant In the
!. Rue Royale. One q tAsir partv, q
civil engineer. arrived very late. bat
he fAoe expressed unusual satisfao.
ltiea.
J.. Il Aops yoa viii pardon ne" b
eaad. - he catered. you were quite
right to ut down to table, and I win
tA6eavof 70 catch up with you.
WIN tsll you presently why I kept you
waiting"
!. whea th@,etess, came on, ssca ,eas
4esarded . more or Ices facSt3ovs
question relative TO his hardness.
\, Have yoo received IN order tor Z
eoeeoot tower tor tie next expots.
tseaf"
"lAAssl. Aavs aet."
"Are yoe tntsusesa With he vosA
. tAs eaaal tpe ~ Two osass'
they have ~ 1ooe Ne tAs honor
. Aaak1aa ehQQsaQe."
"Yss~s. atsist sos III
aesSa1 Sailway esoo the Arc - II
-SaDAs % ~ ceaeaas q Juiilst9s
i Nothing q ~ TINA" ssp,isa ~
tsosiasss. = ~ AaDpy. treats
aoaia, I Aass . lisAtsnsd heart b.
oaaoo I have 3use got std o. "a I'm.
leeosa Dat aas haanto1 ~ Tor fous
sJeaes."
s what 20 yea meant" exclaimed
sAPssy 60 VIII oas voice.
Ed A.. sun cut q breath. the enstnees
SoA % he story.
IT was On February -. t.. I bed
besa TO 0renslle 70 Inspect IN Old
quarry which . prominent brewe.
v1sAed % buy ana turn into Cellars.
u had 70 study the nature Of the
ground. the solidity Of the props, the
vs.tisa&inx possibilities Of tie i'm.
msnse galleries. came out at -four
o'clock In the afternoon in . pourina
rain. and had rather q long way BE-
fore me. 1t was not yet quite dark. A
few feet In front of me q woman was
walking under aslarge umbrella. Was
she young or ola. dark or fairy It VA
oe little consequences. to me under the
circumstances. She had any umbrel
IL. That vas al that interested me
I fastened my pace. but she glided
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10
Literary Accident.

-, Literary Accident.
Hear about Perkins? Pretty tough
mo. WHAT" "The poor fellow
dropped into the vernacular, bumped
against hard word and split HE IN.
dnitive. -.
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Highway to Health.

Highway to Health.
Good sanitation invariably secures
healthy surroundings: and such envir.
onment tends to keep up the power
OF resistance. hence 1t 10 the best
means Of insurance known.-Sanitary
Record.
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Real Justice,

Real Justice.
! PA. did you ever hear Of . teaS
'ease OF poetic justice?" "Yes. A mn
wAc soncs, svindlel ne out q SEQ II
a fr'Eatiss scheme died q water q
tAe brain.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

Handicap Of Good Nature.
/ III you'd assume more genial man,
ner you'd get along better in bust
ness" Rot! tried It once, and
everybody met wanted to borrow
money."-Cleveland Leader.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

Deed Maninsrs Tell The Tale.
Good manners are the lneet inAex b
Q Aoblo nature.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-02-10

An attack Of grip 10 often fol-
lowed By =. psrsistsnt cough.
which to many proves a great
annoyance. c hiamberlain's
Cough Remedy has deem extern
'sively used and With good sue
cess for the relief snd cure of
this cough. z Many cases have
teen cared after III other rem
'edies have 1s.,sa!:2 Sold By All
Dealers.
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!. ! ,.s..sss:s - s. ~ sss1A.. !, /.
ssel,e. .WtAse'SaasS1 ss6Fys6l1sss. ~.
49, tAas ~ iise 49, ~ haaa Szs
0Syo. ,4
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Ensrmo,.a Re.sh,,eh.

At 1feiburG. Germany. 10 Q rosebssh
hearing 1e.eee SbsAs.