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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Complaints Against
Paving Contractors
They Tear Up Sidewalks on Eight
zenith Street and Leave Them
in Bad Condition.

Complaints that paving contractors have
left sidewalks torn up throughout the city,
were filed with the city engineer Monday.
The department Is asked TO force contract
ors TO relay sidewalks.
o. ]. BaCman, representing property
owners along North Eighteenth street. told
the city engineer and Councilman Joe
Hummel that the walks had been left in an
impossible condition. Also the contractors
refused TO repair them after the paving
had been completed.
I'VE have had similar complaints all sea-
son." said Councilman Hummel. lin set
ting the curbing the contractors tear up
the walks, then leave them in that condl-
ton.
Both the city ordinances and the street
Improvement specifications stpulate that
tho contractors must repair all sidewalks.
However, they have not been doing IT,
'All contractors must make these repairs
or We viii do 1t at their expense. They
give bond, which can be used for just
such purposes"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

actions Of soldiers cannot always be held
In check"
Think Of Il. a great bull fighter. who has
worn silks and finest floss and listened Il
the admiring braves Of the populace
panhandling on the street like a common
hobo. He was not faker either, for he
had the long tiny braided que his own
hair, from the bottom of the back OF his
head. which no one but a bull fighter
dare wear on pain of death. But. oh
he was hungry for a dish Of chill con
carne. He told my Spanish-speaking com
panion all about It.
His bull fighting name is Carrero Never
mind the other name. He was born in Sc
Vile. Spain, and has been in this country
two years. All, he has had the many
grand, victorious fights. Just like that.
He leaned forward on the balls OF his feet
and lunged viciously at the imaginary
snorting, raging animal. He had contracted
to fight at the Plaza Detoros. in Juarez.
Because of the revolution no fights have
been held for five weeks. He could not
return to Mexico City because of the dis
connected railroads. He could receive no
money by mail or letter He had been idle
for it would be disgrace to work at any
thing else. He had pawned everything he
had and now was. at last, on the street
hungry like a peon. Then he showed his
scars. One ugly drawn wound on his wrist
was where a great black bull hooked him
at Mexico City. Another on his hand, and
he told of very serious one in his side
He is an intimate friend Of the great
Gordo. who receives 5000 pesos fight and
knows the daring high-bred member of a
fine Virginia family, Homer Lee. one of
the rising fighters of Mexico.
f, That was enough and the three of us
turned into a basement eating house and
the only sound was the great Carrero dig
ging into the chill like harvest hand in
iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
NEW YORK IS CLOSER NOW
Party of 0mahans Gossip Over Wire
with Effete East.
IcoNTNENT TO BE ENcOMPAssED
Tests of LOnE-Distanco Connections
Were Held in Bell offices In
Omaha, Denver, Chicago
and New York.

NEW YORK. May 9.-For the first time
miles direct last night when New York
found Denver over the long distance tele-
, phone wires. Manhattan newspaper men in
downtown skyscraper talking 70 group
in the Colorado city. picked up Omaha on
the way and also gossiped with Chicago.
A phantom" telephone. connected with
four copper wires the thickness Of a lead
pencil. brought the cities together. and in
All twenty-five people were exchanging
messages by telephone and telegraph at
once over these four wires.
While the reporters talked, sixteen teie-
graph operators worked the New York
Chicago ends OF four duplex telegraph in
struments. The same four wires and the
same current suffioed for the simultaneous
needs of the twenty-five senders and re-
ceivers of messages.
The next step IS San Francisco de-
clared j, ]. Carly. chief engineer of the
American Telegraph and Telephone Co..
who superintendent the extepslon Of serv-
ice. I'VE are on the righe track, and be-
fore long will have our wires clear through
from New York to San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
GUNS AIMED ACROSS BORDER
International Incident at Ell Paso
Narrowly Averted.
AMERICAN BURNS MEXICAN FLAG
Associates Among tnsurrectOs Raise
Rifles TO Fire ON Him and He
swims River, hut Uncle
Sans Boys stop Them.
(From a STAN correspondent.)

Ell PASo, Tex. May 6-(special Cor
respondence.) - international complications
between the United states and Mexico
were averted yesterday only by the narrow
est margin Insurrectos stood on the Next
can side with rifles leveled at several
khaki-clad cavalrymen, who instantly
leveled their springfields and drew fine
beads on the men across the lazy Rio
Grande. One shot fired in the air by any
OF the Mexicans would have resulted In
fatalities to the rebels for the trigger
fingers OF Uncle Sans border patrols have
been itching these many days The stua-
ton grew out Of the trouble the day be-
fore between the Americans and tnsur-
rectos.
One of the American insurrectos was so
dtsgusted after being disarmed by Poncho
villa that before the very eyes Of several
Mexicans he picked up a Mexican flag. spat
on 1t and set II on fire. The scowls Of
hatred directed toward him crystallized
into action when the banner was fired and
several swarthy revotosos grabbed up their
guns and started for the American. He
had good start. however, and, fleeing
down deep arroyo. plunged into the
muddy Rio Grande, quite high at present
Though the Mexicans raised their rifles no
shots were fired at the man struggling in
the stream. American soldiers watched the
man Laundering in the water and seeing
he was nearly exhausted threw him a
rope. 1t was then that the Mexicans leveled
their guns and made as II to fire. The
hostile action was quickly taken up by the
American troopers and three sharpshooters
present squlnted along their sights, with
perfect beads on vital spots of the rebels.
Fortunately no gun spoke and the Ameri-
can was drawn bedraggled and exhausted
on the American side.
Commenting on the episode Colonel c.
.. Steever, In command Of the military
zone OF Ell Paso said: unfortunately com
plications would surely have resulted had
shots been fired. OF course I have given
strict orders to my men. but the individual
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
BOOSTERS COMING BY AUTO
Advertising Car Starts from Portland
to Land Show.
TO GIVE LECTURES ALONG WAY
Oregon Delegation Proposes TO scatter
Information of NOrthwest's
OPportunities on Line
of Travel.

BAKER CITY Ore. May s.-(Special. ~
novel advertising outfit will leave Port
land. Ore, on May 90 enroute 20 the
Omaha Land show. The reason for taking
the early start is TO enable every one along
the route of a proposed automobile tour 10
learn that Baker City is on the map and
that eastern oregon is TO make an exhibit
at Omaha.
The start from Portland Is set at the
close OF the meeting OF the Western De-
yvelopment association In that city and the
end OF the journey is to be In Omaha lust
before the next meeting OF that body,
which will be held there In October The
tour viii be q specially equipped auto.
mobile, carrying advertising matter and a
moving picture and stereopticon outfit. and
will be in charge Of A. s. Ashley, publicity
manager Of the Baker City Commercial
club The plan is to carry on an advertis-
ing campaign for eastern Oregon through
the territory between this city and Omaha
and to thus cover territory which will not
be reached by the special train which will
be sent out by the Western Development
league The automobile party. as we'll as
the train, which will reach Omaha on oc-
toher 49, OF the day Of the opening Of the
Land show
+HN P~h VIII hCiuue lne Sendlng OF eN-
hioits to the Land show and all OF eastern
oregon VIII be asked to take part. Tue
exhibits lectures and moving pictures are
all to be featured at the show and will
show the wonderful diversity Of resources
In the new empire which is being opened up
near here. The finest mineral exhibit In
the west is owned in this city and this IL
to be secured as one of the features, while
the timber exhibit will be a most unique
one.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
MAKES THE COMPLEXION
SOFT AND VELVETY

My first advice TO any woman seek
ing a charming complexion is to taboo
the powder box" says Mae Martyr, a
noted authority on beauty culture. Pow
der clogs up the pores. enlarges them.
making coarse, muddy. blotehy complex
ions.
The very best complexion beautifier I
have ever used-and It lie far superior to
poWder-is a simple. inexpensive lotion
made by dissolving ounces OF spurmax
IN ons-hAh pint hot water then adding
tive tsaspOonfuis giyoeTinA This lotion
does not show on thu skin nor win Il rub
of easily a. powder dos. II makes thu
skin soft and vslVsty. leaving II clear ana
youthful looking.
NO Other preparation has 20 far been
disoovSnsA 70 equal this lotion Tor correct
ms shiny. oily. saiioH complexion. Every
woman shoSic have q bottle oe this won.
darfui lOtioA On her drazzinE tAble.s-Aav
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
STATE BOARD VISITS HOLDREGE
sites which Are Available for New
sehOol Of AGrteulturO Are
Inspected.

HoLpRDdE. Nsb,. May s.--(speciai Tel
eSram.) quite early for
them the members Of the State Board of
Pubic Lands ana buildings. Commits
sionAF Cowiss, Treasurer George Scare
tary Of state Waite and Attorney General
Martin began inspecting the sites Hol-
drasa offers for the agricultural school
az fsoo this narninS.
TIE tour OF the sites and Of the places
Of interest about iowa was completed by
lao o'elook end the board Isft shortly AFTER
a o'clock Gog culbsFts0R. During the trip
Aboua town the axle OF the automobile
In Which Treasurer George was riding.
bCoke and he was tossed to the ,BTound.
but uniniured
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

&. s. Bacon. IL Bast ST, Bath. Me.
sends out this warning to railrcaders
"A conductor on the railroad my worl
caused a chronic inflammation OF the kid
neys and 1 was miserable and all played
out. A friend advised Foley Kidney Pills
and from the day l commenced takinl
them began to regain my strength. Tht
inflammation cleared and am far better
than 1 havo been for twenty years. The
weakness and dizzy spells are a thing o.
the past and 1 highly recommend Foley
Kidney Pills" For sale by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
wIthIn whisperInr pi.tance.

NNNafNA Ne-'A soy AAelo 10 NOW 1OTks
AT $50 o'clock last night, for the first
time in the history Of telephony success
full conversation between the metropolis OF
Colorado and the metropolis OF the nation
was carried on.
Omaha lie almost within whispering
distance from New York, and to talk to
Denver from Omaha is like gossipthg over
the backyard fence
rests OF long distance connections Just
completed were held at the offices OF the
Bell Telephone company at Omaha, Denver,
Chicago and New York last night. In each
of the offices q group OF telephone en-
gineers, business men and newspaper men
was gathered. They exchanged greetings
(And salutations
The New York office Of the Associated
tPress complained Of a dry night. for news,
and Denver made suggestion Of the most
joyful humidity. not news.
story OF Mayor Jim Dahlman's plans
for saddling an aeroplane Saturday was
dictated to the New York office of the
Associated Press by an omaha newspaper
man. The story promptly went 70 Chicago
by wire whereat Chicago became skepH-
cal and, called Mayor Jim to verify the
report IN person.
" The mayor stood pat and added that he
\ would attempt to lariat any wildfowi he
might meet In his journey through the
empyrean.
Newspaper men in the several cities
-chatted after years OF separations and old
~acquaintances were renewed.
Casper E. Yost. president OF the Nebraska
Telephone company. and other officials,
were present to extend welcome to the
guests Of the test demonstration.
An Interesting Experiment.
From technical viewpoint the most in.
teresting experiment OF the evening was
the trial of the new toll lines between
Omaha and New York and the new service
from Denver TO New York. Talk from
Omaha to New York has been possible for
several years. The test was merely TO
determines the Improvement from the use
OF heavier copper lines giving a greater
capacity. W a
The copper lines connecting Omaha with
New York are Of mo. s. wire, weighing
!. more than 400 pounds to tho mile; thus
many tons OF metal are required to carry
the spoken word into Manhattan. q distance
of 1900. miles.
Recently w. H. Hayes, a member of the
government telephone commission OF
Canada visited Omaha to study the op-
Grafton Of phone lines In the United States
Omaha office with the greatest OF ease.
Yesterday a record connection was made
when a subscriber at Marshalltown, Ia
talked with friend at Palestine. Tex. This
connection was made through Omaha
which is the switching point for all trans
continental connections west Of the Missis-
sippi river.
In the course of the evening in the
lomaha office a copy Of the first telephone
directory for Omaha was circulated among
! the guests. Service began In December
2 1sD All OF the subscribers were named
on the equivalent OF q single page OF the
present directory.
Telephone statistics show that in omahs
there IL one instrument to every fdve per
sons in the city proper, the greatest de-
velopment IN the United states with the
exception OF San Francisco and Spokane
There are now 2.l2s Bell telephones ir
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

Foiey'a kidney Remedy Acted QuIek.
NJ N. George. Irondale. Ala. was both
cred with kidney trouble for many yearA
u was persuaded to try Foley Kidney
Remedy, and before taking II three DAYS
could feel its beneficial effects The
pain left my back. my kidney action
cleared up and I am 30 much better. I
DO not hesitate to recommend Foley KID
nay Remedy" For sale By all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Rnhien Stranded

by Group. coughs or colds are instantly re-
lieved and quickly cured with DIR. King s
New Discovery SOC and ST. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Bio FIRE At MATLocE IOWA
Five BSsaAsas Blocks and Two Rssi-
Ssaoos Burned Causing LOss OF
0SVonty-FtVe ThOunand.

i 1EATLoCK. Ia. May s.-F1Ee starting At
o'clock this afternoon destroyed five bust
nsss blocks and two residences here. The
ioss 70 estimated at S16.OO0. Of which proba-
bly, half u covered BY insurance. The cause
OF the fire 10 unknown. The flames could
not b fought effectively because OF the
lack OF fire protection. Only three bust
ness blocks are isft standing In town to-
night
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
WHISKY SAVES MANS LIFE
y. y. Sullivan, Who Attemptsd sat
oiaes DILUTED oarOOlto AofG
with LiQuOr.

whisky saved the life last night OF
y. +. sullivan. 1910 Clark street who at
lamptsd suicide At o'clock by means OF
rearbOlio acid at Upssy's rooming house,
uS4 North sixteenth stresG Sullivan al
luted the ACID In whisky IN order thai
n would Be eaAaer swallowed. = POLES
Surgeon Peppsr4 who attended the man,
said tAs whh-hy oO1nfsractsd the effects
"a the poisOa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

j. M. Howell, a poruFar druggist Of
Greenshurg, KY. says, I'VE use Chamber
lain's' Cough Remedy in our own household
and know'ft is excellent" For sale by all
dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

Rules Of the Contest
cont o
membs o
a
Aadour names da
wish in
ANSWERS WILL ACCEPTED TO ANY ONE PICTURE
sent II
the answer in q
and soupe y a
ts
Esv aHs
The
oonponA the 10
ths
in eEbIo nAnnS be contaN ant may
viii s nSSs
vi be ~ Ornmtss
ipnn1W hOss name "
u
a. the DIaaEH ans
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

but everybody would like 70. The
SS-nots Kimbsll plaYer-piano, worth
1850, which IL the second grand
prize, will furnish music for you
whether you play or not. II 10 q
wonderful instrument, and will make
some home happy place fer every
member OF the family. Even Grand
ma can play this instrument II
sister wants 70 play Il without the
q lever This player Is exhibited at
the 4. Hospe store, 1914 Douglas ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10

In order that the advertiser may get the
best results for money invested. he must
reach the buyer by the most direct and
reliable channel. The Bee is that channel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
Seutihe Stdbtebilber.
Weersburg unb lleberlins .
gen m gpoeniee.
Bon 8 cns R alter.

Der sbemaligs giidofsIiB Meers.
eurs uno bic psilanb reidsfrei. Sioot
ueberIinesn iino oem beutiosn qeben
5uIbpsrIor.ne StGbte. Nm elmer onmu,
TAiesrpmantiihen SeelonoI6oft, ums
gebsn BON bepoloeten 5ohsn, BON D.is
bern, Sbitbaumipieien uno gattb6s
Isrn, lisgen fis traumpsrloren in Giebs
lihieiten. bic pergeHeH fino. Saesn-
haft iton 1T ibr. be3iebunssr.ih. 4bs
setldrtbsit. 2roumhoft pbantafiiI6
fpie Der Reiter iiber ben gopeniee tau.
den lie in b.llen Rahten am Ranoe
beg Sees empor, nerIhpinben gen
Iicrgsn in ben eottlihen Molten Der
Sesnebsl unb itebsn In fdarfer RsdIi.
tQt i'm Wittus poa 9lans unb GIaft
zig 3ur Ddmmsruna. Nus Der gsrs
sansenbsit ftrdblt ibre g.ihittlite
GroBe ourd Jabrhunoerie. Der Geift
unierer 3sit errsitt bic Staten nur
mebr ols ubeeblabtss GeIpenft. Grob.
rGterlih beihaulit, esnisberiih, pers
oaulih seben bic RlsintrGmer, ad.r.
biiraer unb Weinbaaern nit Der ae>
miitblider gaba,pfeife I'm GeIi6t ib.
ren iberlief.rtsn 5rott. Toh brehen
nod heute aus Der, audi burh Snsuht
etDas pertrottelien qeutesnon.Selp.
ppluzurtisen einselne biinenhafis Wan.
nsn, eiuselne beo.utinme eieenbrOble
rifh toufioe Me;StSr hrynov mic ,pspu
bic Ratur aeioen fpoIlte. ipas fir pers
trrsene ardfte nod in bieIem Msns
ihenteif liesen. @rotest, tom0bien.
puft, treuber5is. uliiiinsferlih. tlatih-
tafis, tpeinnafis, freunDlid. srob.
hisis, lanspeilis. ouberoroentliG,
I60n, hdbli6, pbantaftifH unb MIDI
tern. 70 lduft ods aeben unb her
Meni4 in bieien slpei gtdbien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Mad, Der nebsnbei sefust, bic porisi
niht insbr lange lenten iuirb, bat ous
Ger ben sipsi erlpGbnten Gouperneu>
rem nod orei anpere Gdnbibdten ees
nannt, ndmIih 9oup. Wooprop gDilz
ion bon Nep Seriep, 9pup. Mar56an
BON Snoiuna uno 9oup. SOB pon
WaTabuietts. Wir sIaubsn, bab Der
Gebtere obne Weiteres ausgefhaltet
tperben tam, oa er dls ebemaliee.
RepubIitansr ben alien Demotrater
niht suIagen piro. 8oup. Waribd.i
bat iih an ieinem ppitsn ols Elm iebr
fdhiaer Mann eripisisn, dber er BE-
iist ni6t ben fir sinen PrdIibentz
fnafts 3unoioaten n0thissn Ratios
nalruf. 3sspegsn tpiro er bon onbcz
rer Settle nur fir Die 9i3epraIioents
ihoft in ausIiht genommen. Ginsn
nationalen uno einen oldn5enoen Ruf
oaaeaen bat 9oup. Dilipn aufsupeis
fen. Gr mar INNER Elm iiberseuguness
treuer Democrat, hat tets Die Re6te
oes 8pltes niht bios pertreten, ions
bern audi bafiir setdnpft unb in biez
ier 9iniiht grobartias Sin9e in feiz
nem Seimathsitaate bollbraht, mas
aud 3euanib Don Ieinsr, fir bas grG=
iioentenamt 10 lpidtigen Sbottraft
ableet. 9luein bic oemotrotifhtu
Stanopatter perben alles aufbieten,
nm feline Domination gu perbinbern.
SeIingt ibn.n oas, 10 tpiro
tein Temotrat bas Weibe Suus
bssisben. Gouperneur Wilion 1T Der
eiusiee Temptrat, Der ouf Die Inter
itiiBung Der 8pltsmuNen in allen
porteisn rednsn tanu. gu perpuns
bern 1T, onB Serr Mut nidt ben
Spreher Glart erDGbnt bat. Wlit bic
ier aanbibatur rpirb sr pobl not
ipdter auftparten. glart fel6It ipiro
bic &anoioatur niht ablsbnen, aber er
iuht iie ni6t gs III aber niht bent
bar, baB iie ihm 3ufallen piro.
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Die Stonoarp Oil Cor :
panp BON Sem Seriep 9sbOrt info
fern Der 9erganssnbeit an, als lie ntht
mebr bic 2tttten ppn 35 SelsGuffines
Jien bGlt, persn 2ostrennung bon Der
aompaqnie oas Sberbunoesssritt an
aeoronet bat. On Der g0rie 1T man
isooh oIfenbar Der InIi6t, oaB Die 30
dheeIDIten &ompagnien duf irgsno cine
WeiIe Die getrennte 8srbinoung pies
Der beriteIleu tperoen, inosm fiir Die
2tttien bieIer 8ompagnien 315 seboten
purbe, obne Dab iih elm 8ertduFer gss
funoen bate, Elm gspeis. oaB audi bic
8eiiBer pisier Nttien Der .3utunft psrs
trausnspou sntgegeubliden. Sm uebrl>
gen 1T Der gruit an uno fir Ii6 nod
INNER Iebr mGhtig, bu Die Stanoaro
Oil Gpmpanp BON Nsp SerIep nod
meter einise pier3ig SorpOrationen
tontrolirt, oeren 3uiammenbung nit
Der SauptJ8ompuanis pom Geriht ais
sinpanosfrei erahtet ipurpe. Wsr bas
Ter qIuubt, Dap Die Mu6t bes Del,
9ruits gebrotsn iIt, eibt lid elmer
SIuiiou bin.
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Die militdrifden Riiitun.

Die militdriiben Rlituns
gen in geIgien iinb nidt als elm
ariegs3eidsn aufsufuifen. sic iino
nur cine 8oriidtsmaBregeI, bic poli5
am glaBs lit. 8elgisn 1T Elm nsutras
ler Stoat uno tam feline Ggtiteil3
nur Sebauptsn, inbem er oerblnbsrt,
bob Ieiu 6ebiet als Qlusfaaz ooer Gin
falstbor benuBt pirb. Ddbrsno ols
ousgefdloTsn gilt, ouB Die 0eutI4en
iiber gelesn mad 5rantrei6 marihi=
rem ipiirDsu, 1T iebr bdufig Der 8srs
baat ausgeiproden tporben, baB
Srantrsih i'm 5aQs zines Rriegss Die
ReutraIitdt gelgiens niht reipettiren
paroe. Gum Glide jeooh 1T elm iols
der sFdu niht oentbar, oa bic mdrot'
tdnii1e &ngeIesenbeit eins frieoIids
grleoieuns finosn piro.
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9okal.Deridlt
Ans Sem Seiyitat.

5rl. katherine GIIifon, ipeIhe ala
NahfoIssrin bts arI. Dine ;gilber
5ur Guperintenbentin Der Rroniens
pflestrinnenidule bss iidbtildsn 6os
fpitaIs srnannt ruorben In, ipirb am
Mpnioa eins Nsife nah benz Often
antretsn. nm bic neutrality-suspicious..
ihuIen Der 6ofpiidlsr BON Wofbinps
ton. Baltimore. pbiIabslpbin unb gtp
Yorf in augenfhein su nebmsn. glm
/. Ofiober piro GrI. gaiicn ibr amt
dntreten.
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gsbenSasfatrIim rtrIttt.

Der 60 Sabre olie 5obn Meb.r
Don Siaie aD,nue unb aibertp CTR,
tuuroe geitern an Der gIdrt unb Spbn
Strabe BON tinsm massn Der Glart
Strabe ainis eetrOffsn unb 70 ihper
perlssi, bab sr betpubtlos Iisssn bli.b.
5m itdntiiten 6ofpitaI itsnis es Iid
kraus, bnb er einen ShdbsIbruh sr,
Iiiten bat.
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DriefiaHen.

g. e. - Die 3pesf4e III cine ber
10 Abas.en Der pfiaums, oIfo 5tpeis
fslsobne cine .pfloume4. Cb une
mann bic beuifd< 3ipetfte nn@ Galis
fcrnia Uerpflanat nurbs, tSnnen mir
Sbnen ni6t fosen.