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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
V|CKERSHAN TO
FIGHT FOR NEGRO
AMERICAN BAR MEETING MAY
WITNESS A WARM
SCRAP.
MAY EJECT ALL NEGROES
Attorney General Claims That the
Association Has No Right TO
Eject the Negro Members.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 26.-"l
deny the right of the American Bar
Association, after It has once seated
member to oust him on the ground
that it has been discovered that he
is a negro, said Attorney General
Wickersham, who arrived today to
attend the opening here tomorrow of
the associations thirty fifth annual
meeting.
Mr.. Wickersham came to defend
the title of William II. Lewis to seat
in the association. Lewis is an as
sistant to the attorney general His
membership was revoked by the eX-
ecutive committee on the charge that
the committee elected him without
knowing he was a negro.
The two other negro members,
similarly are affected. They are But
Ter r. II. Wilson, Boston, and w. X.
Morris Minneapolis. The executive
committee, by S. S. Gregory, Chicago,
president of the association has pre-
pared a special report declaring il
has been against the associations
policy to admit negro members, ana
saving that Lewis, Wilson and Nor
ris were seated on recommendation OF
local councils withouC the fact that
they were negroes being made gen
orally known. The report asserts the
eligibility of the men to membership
is not affected by the report and
leaves open the question whether the
association wants to admit negroes
hereafter.
Ralph w. Breckenridge, Omaha
Neb., submitted a minority report, op-
posing the committees action.
That he would fight any attempt to
Dust the negro members was made
known by Mr.. Wickersham.
Whether the association wants
hereafter to admit negro members
is another question" he said, but
there Is no doubt that the present eX-
ecutive committee exceeded its power
when 1t undertook to rescind its ac-
ton"
Those who voted to vacate the
seats of the negro attorneys were:
Lynn Helm, Los Angeles Calf; John
Hinkley, Baltimore; Hollis r. Bailey,
Boston; Adds 3. Browne, Washing
ton. u. c.; Edgar H. arrar New Or
leans; Secretary George Whitelock,
baltimore. and President Gregory.
Simon Il. Baldwin, New Haven,
gonn.. delivered his tenth address ms
'isector before the comparative
bureau
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

the senate for q momQN, thank
the presiding officers ol a. ~, sion,
Senators Galllngcr and Bac1n.T NO
atorial dlguily lost Itself for a q w.,
ent as the lltt'o group in the chamh =
applauded the speech, Senator
ShiFoE had passed resolution
thanking Mr. sherman for his con
duct as presiding officer
Then. as the hands of tho clock
slowly cwWlcd 10 4:30, senator Gll-
lingcr I'm the chair, arose and dcalar-
cd the session adjourned sine dIo, ana
the remnant of the senate wandered
out of the chamber
After roorssing from 2.e5 90 '.2"
o'clock the house Transacted business
10 passed % hlll oi RaptDsantati'o
oHarliu of NirF.uia, democrat fix
np penalties for the breaking o..
seals ou cars iu interstate commerce.
pdouted the concurrent resolution un
adjournment and then proceeded o.
block an other attempts at leslsla-
ton.
A resolution providing for an oX-
ira months pay for employee Of tho
senate died natural death without
consideration The resolution was q
substitute for a preceding one thlt
Wouu have provided the oNira
months pay for employees Of both
senate and house. House democrats
had gone on record os opposed 10
such legislation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
BLUE ARMY AWAITING
ATTACK or REDS
MnnCuycrs In Kansas VIII End Wiih
"a Decisive Battle
Today.

LANSING, Kan, Aug. 2G.-Sirong-
ly cnunohod IN a hin u few miles
fiom here, the blue army after sue
cos5fully ropusing the attack Of the
rebels In their attempt to capture
Fort Loavenworth, tonight Is reslins
on It's armN awaiting am dttadk which
Is expected about daylight
In n battle starting carly today the
Blues defeated the invaders with
great loss Of life" the Reds, seeking
an opening through which they could
make the advance on the fort, ven
turod too close TO the Blue army.
The maneuyers will end tomorrow
night and the umpires will announce
their decision tomorrow night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
MAY Prosecute
BUILDING owners
OWNERS OF BUILDINGS USED As
RESORTS TO GET PUB
LICITY.
GAMBLING House RAIDED
Inspector Raided the Resort Former
Iy Occupied by "Bridgie" Web
bcr, Now in Jail.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The gam
bling house on FortySecond street,
foremrly occupied by "Bridgie" Web
Der, where the Rosenthal murder Is
believed 10 have been planned, was
raided tonight by Inspector Dwyer'
successor to Cornelius j. Hayes, re-
Gently reduced to the ranks by Com
missioner Waldo. Although Webber
confessed accomplish in the murder
is in jail, the place has been running
for some weeks, as an Incorporated
poker club" by some of "Bridgie's
friends, It Is said.
After two of Dryers men had en-
tered the place a day or two ago ana
found a poker game in progress, war
rants were procured and tonight the
new inspector went over the head OF
tho police captain Of the precinct and
led the raid himself. man who de-
scribcd himself as Kirk Brown, a
clerk, was arrested, and cards, poker
chips and tables were conflscated.
Police Commissioner Waldo prom
sed tonight to make public tomorrow
a list of the owners and agents of the
buildings rented to the gambling
houses and other resorts, which he has
prepared for the use of the district at
torney in the John Doc proceedings
before Justice qoff This list, accord
lng to information obtained at police
headquarters today contains names
of men high in social and business
circles of the city
That the district attorney would
use the list for purposes Of prosecu-
ton after the ownership Of the illeg-
ally used property had been cstab-
ushed by testimony before Justice
Goff was made known today by a rep
resentatiye of the district attorney.
While it isc expected the excuse of the
owners will Dc that they yere not
aware Of the use to which their prop
erty was being put, the state expects
to undermine this plea by demanding
an explanation of the unsuually high
vents which they charged for the prop
erty.
Commissioner Wado's statistics
show, it is said, that rents charged are
IN some cases so per cent higher than
for property used for other purposes
in the same block,
Hearing Of the yagrancy charges
against Sam Scheps, entered against
him to hold him as a material witness
AGAINST Becker and his alleged tools.
was today put over until Tuesday with
his counseps consent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

and from paper so llrht that II Is
harmless ana free from annoying
qualities of limitations.
This confetti rs imported TO ms
country In 55-pound bags one color
Loo bag, IL Is then placed in the small
s.clls, sim with but one color in "a
fa,k. However the assortment of col
,rs is 800 varied that the effect when
thrown is very pleasing and the puh'i
las perfect protection from cheap
goods and INSCRIPTIONS taklrs' Wh"
oftcn gather up used confetti from
the gutter sacks and resolls H. lH
this system, however, this VIII be- I'M
possible during the Durbar as amy
crson caught selling mixed confetti
win bc stopped 100 once.
Tho sale Of this pleasure giving mr.
tclc viii boz I'm the hands of the Tulsa
County Humane sooity and the prof
its from the sale will bo divided b''
tween this society and the nurblr
association, the lattor getting the less
er share,
The Humane society hopes by this
method to rcstook depleted treas
ury ana thus have q fund with which
to prosecute their noble and chari
! table work.
Thus when you Join In and help
to mako the confetti battle "a sue
cess You are not giving money TO an
outside concern th is here today ana
away tomorrow. but are aiding "A good
cause ANA boosting eur annual Dur
! bar as we'll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

TUsCON ArIz., Aug 2G.-con-
rrmauon of the report that General
Orozco has escaped the trap set for
him by federal General labogo south
of Juarez, was received today hy Colo
mel Campos and Rolas from prol'o
himself Cnmpos ana Roja3 are opcr-
nung In the northwestern section OF
Chihmhua Oro2co according TO the
information received here, has halted
his force at Lano aud sent back de-
tachmcnts TO prevent Il rear attack
10y the fcdorals,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
FOR recall
OF Governor johnson
CLAIM TEDDY'S RUNNING MATE
AIDS WEALTHY LAND
GRABBERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-A pc
ttion for the recall of Governor Hiram
Johnson, has been put into CIRCULATION
by Alva Udell, an attorney" Udell
could. not be found today. He failed
to show that he had any powerful
support in offering the petition.
one of the charges made in the
petition is that Governor Johnson ap-
proved legislation intended to foster
ladn grabbing by wealthy individuals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
Mil Foreman Shot Laborcr,

ALEXANDRIA, La, Aug. 2G.-W.
L. Fort, foreman OF the Rapids Lum-
Der company's mill at Woolworth, sew
eral miles from Alexandria, shot and
killed !. A. Hooks this afternoon. The
killing followed a quarrel yesterday,
and the renewal of 1t today Fort
claims that he acted in self defense.
Hooks was emIloyed as a laborer at
the mill. having gone there from Texas
several months ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

UEMPSTEAD, l.. l., Aug 26.-W'
Pourke Cochran former democratic
congressman was designated by the
progressive committee Of the first
congressional district here tonight az
candidate for the nomination of con
grCAs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
TO PROBE Contributions
Will UNCOVEE TuE CAMPAIGN
TRANSACTIONS or PERKINS
AND ARCHHOlD.
ROOSEVELT IS WILLING TOO
The Colonel H. Preparing Statement
60 BE submitted m Answer TO
ArUhhold- statement.

OYSTER BAY, Aug 2G.-"Thoy can
have anything I'VE got at any time.
Ihey are welcome to any letter / haya
over written To- amy human being on
amy subject
This was Colonel Rooseyolts only
comment tonight ou the senate's adop-
tun of the pcnrosc resolution on in
WIy into tho Archbold-Penrosc-
Roosevelt controversy over campaign
contributions. The news reached him
as he was playing losing tennis
game with his sons, QuInton and Ar
chic, at Sycamore Hlll. lie halted
long enonugh to glance over the even-
ing papers, commented again on tho
visit TO him yesterday pf william Loeb,
treasurer, had a few words to say con-
corning william Randolph Hearsts
statement in London. and went back
to retrieve the game with his racquet.
you know | didn't direct Loeb to
go down to Washington" he said when
he read the declaration early In tho
day that his former private secretary
was ready TO testify as to what no
knew Of the alleged 100000 contrl-
button Of John d. Archbold to his
campaign in 1904, and of the Harri-
man contribution OF $3.50. 900. 'Mr.
Loeb came to me. lie told me he had
seen statements in the newspapers
that he would be called upon to tes-
tlfy before the committee. lnasmuch
as he had been my private secretary.
he thought he better speak to me be-
fore going down to Washington.
81 told him to go ahead and tes-
tify to anything he could remember.
told him that IL | was absent fpom
Sycamore Hin he could come up hero
and get my letter books and take
from them any letter that he wanted
20 place before the committee"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.--At tho
end of three days fight In which
Senator La Follettes threat of con-
tinued filibuster hung over the sem
ate for consideration, that body to-
day proposed the Penrose resolution,
calling for a complete investigation OF
the campaign contributions Of John
ID. Archbod and George w. Perkins,
and of all financial transactions and
correspondence relating thereto be-
tween the two financiers and Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt representatives in
congress and members Of the senate
Of the United States"
Objections to the resolution died out
PIN the final hours of the session. when
the senate met at noon, 1t had been
mutually agreed that no opposition
would be made to Senator La Fol-
lette's request for action. BASED upon
the charges made by Senator Penrose
that the Standard Oh company had
contributed 100000 to the Roosevelt
fund in 1904, the resolution was
amended by Senators HpindeXter and
Penrose to cover all the activities Of
Mr.. Archbold and Mr.. Perkins of
similar nature.
The resolution, once before the sem
ate, passed with little discussion and
with no votes in the negative. one
important change made gives Wit
nesses the right to have attorneys at
the hearings before the senate o1m-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
Egyptian Nat!onalists Arrested.

CAIRO, Egypt Aug. ga large
number Of Egyptian nationalist " ere
arrested here today on the charge Of
displaying seditious posters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

they are Just now beginning to see
that great light shining down on them
as they journey down the Damascus
road that leads to the polls and the
delivering up body and soul Of the
democratic party Of Tulsa and Tulsa
county into the hands of him who
has more completely disorganized 1t
heretofore than the Boston Tea Party
every disorganiZed Abe chests OF
Oolong in Boston port.
Colonel Bill is the big stick. Tho
scepter is in his hand. He will wave
this way and that and the boys will
Yield. The crown is on his head. The
democrats must supinely supplicate
before his throne. The ermine is his.
The lash will crack.
How was II done? Go ask Brady
men and owen men and Galbreath
men, county candidates and big demo-
Gratis. The light is breaking and as
they bow before the throne Of Colo
mel Stryker they must voluntarily (D
pray, Lead THOU me on"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27

(Above from let 10 right-Willlam
A. DeFord, william j. Flynn, Emory
r. Bucknar Below IS william j,
Burns)
DcFord Is District Attorney Whit
mans assistant and his been assign
ed special prosecutor 81 the hearing
OF the Rosenthal murder cases and
police department graft charges by
Justice Goff. Flynn is to resign from
the secret service to assist the alder
manic police graft Investigation.
Buckner. former assistant district at
torney, has been named as special
counsel and chief prober Of the al
dermanic Investigation committee.
Burns, the famous detective who has
been working in cooperation with
the district attorney has discovered
evidence Of the relations between the
gamblers and high police officials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
qTIle WGalIlGP

WASHINGTON. Aug, 26.--
Forecast: Oklahoma--Generally
fair Tuesday aud "Wednesday,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-27
lrIls W@aQIh@P

TULSA, Aug, 26.-The temper
ature: Maximum l0i; Minimum
~; South winds; Clear,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

tpelps Sbrup pepiin. Set er ct f%lpoenoe,
latserenbe Oplipniu9smiooel, birter milot
% 11oen Smerter ogiaa paa ~traftige 1olt,
% tan nteo SrDsbeo sioes til Smaa6srn..
Ssrn 1Dnes ont bet foroi bet ct pel lma=
senoe, % for bets miloe 8irtning.
Set er bet bebfte Miobel Sc tan bape i
9uiet for Ell ure9elmesiig Mape Ga cit
treg Seber, os mango Soft, lom CTR. &ujtof
W. Sober9ren, p1atte, 6. Sat, % N{rs.
@lenora Ofon, Mountain @rope, Mo.,
lIl9er, at be biloe ltse iaa sjerne unopere
Tpoen lom at mangle Sr. Galopeu's
Syrup pepiin.
Gnbper iom bniter at prspe bette Mio=
pei fpr De tipber bet paa ieobanlig Maqoe
bos en- Mpotbefer for SO Gents eller eli
Dollar Gamilieze tsrrelie) fan faa Ell
Preoetlate ienot frit til @jemmet oeo Bio,
at aoresiere ST. %. 9. Ga(btpell, G3!
gSalbin9ton Str, Montice1lo, Sm. 9ere:
Naot os Noresie paa ct Yoittort er til:
: tretteligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
ct mtnnPl, SOM t1pen
Gun1flte h11rnP unnnnrp,

2ise meget bbor iunbt ct Menneite ta.
bere iaa tan bet bog iittert ii9es, at bet
lite f%orlpber mango Maaneber FIR en-
Establishing ! Mabens Tunttioner %inotref=
Ter, ON enb tun miolertioig. OptpO, eller
en- tung Gornemmelie tan inbftnbe fig efter
Nftensmaaltioet. @bis ct 9atsatip lite
benDttes ben famine Mftcn Ct bet afgiort,
at Sbonen bliper urolig o9 brin9er ingcn
9bi(e.
Set er berfor at @istisbeo for Sem os
paalioeligt 9atserinssmiboel / oulet for
netop ct %laabant Silfelbe. Set bil iittert
tiltren9es, og bet bpr berfor altio bore
beo @aanbea. Sn9en Tamilie, lom brrer
Omiors for fit @elbre6, fan unopere ct
laaoant Mtobel. W6en Spprssmaalet ON
bbtltet Neiboel man ti(trenger ct %li9eleDe:
al itprite 0i9ti9beb.
Set 2atsattp Der CT melt onbefalet al
pplDite Nmeritanere ion1 bet beoite MipoeI
for Smaabprn % Wotsne, er ST.. Sab:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

Noget at vaere taknemmelig for.
Jeg har brugt DR.. Warmers White
Wine of Ia Syrup for Ha~lsbetendelse.
Hoste, Forkjplelse og svage Lunger.
bet overgaar allie andre Midler ieg for
har brugt. David R. Munson
Grantsburg, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19
. gerne.

SDrP QaanoDRrterz % S1t01t1trt=
forentng feireoe SEN 246e Marts tit
so Mars Subilpum.
Aflpit 9prifue. Gpns Gifts pa
triotiife Selifab bar pau @runo al
Mnno- % @obipgen be1,ittet life
at afboloe 9pritue iaar.
Maalpb &ro er al &roeier Miel=
len mogeittftet me0 Seitemglle peo
Ggllgle, tilbprenoe ftp. 9lbanoler
Niellen, Gifs9. &roen ct anlat til
en &nroi al $4,000 ST..
Sloiassfnno. Nao @aoroeier
Sans Soaiens Marf / @olteltop
paa 6pn er Ser pe6 @rop1ling flal,=
Oct Z ltore l1rner, Ser ito0 poo STAB,
p Mlen UNDER Sor6ooerflo0en. Tll,1=
oct ct meo0elt Notionolmul cet.
Npborg Slut. gn Geputation
fra 9tpiteo bar ifelge ~Spns Gifts,
tioenoe" bopt 6oretre0e bos Sbrite-
minilteren mes 9lnipgning ON, at
Npborg gon1le 5lot mao om0annes
It'll M11ieltm. Miniiteren lope6e at
tntereslere Jig for Sogen.
Truitcn far brebt en- Mengoe
9peoe. Set bier fig at Sroiten
mango 5te0er 5poiiellono og pao
Ngn bar poelogt @pe0emorferre,
Eaa mango Mplinger CT Spe6en
fnloltpnoig frosiet bort lao at ito:
re @peoeorealer III, .moo onplgies.
st Mpmiterbbnieri. S Munfe.
biergbp pe6 Sor9 bill blipe onlagt Ell
fort Me1lterb9nleri Ser forelpbiq
er bercgnet poa 1000 @9ns. De,
ltorc @grieri anlegges al @bnieri:
eier 9ron0t fra 2ollan6, ser piI
6ripe Set / 5 Mor, bporefter Sci
obergaor til Mn0elsbaoerne.
Sil &cftor @pffs &aare ienotc;
lignereoe &ranie 81. q. fra 6ory
ISfole, Sorp Mfo0emis @oosfontor
@ore &irfeinlpeftion, @orgegnen!
|2onoboforening, @oronif 9omfun6
5orp Sfoles 2erere, Corp Bige
ifole> Sorp 5pare= og 2uonefosl
og S%ofnemnelige flosiilf= lproglig
|Gtl16cnter.
@Dmnaitifitrune I 9}ingitco. Gc1
25. Morts afbol0tes ct fort @pn1
noltifitpDlle / Minglte6. Ser ia,
meot @Dmnoit tier fra belle 5ory
Mrnt, iolt 16 &olo mes ca. $50
9%eltagere, loapel n1on0lige ion
%fpin0elige. 8lon6t Sc 0eltogeno'
bar fife lua foa, ser ct u6taget ii
9eltogelie / Sc olDmpiife 9ege
IStocfbolm nit til Somrncr. Sp
bisningen operpGre6es al ca. 1000
Menneiter. 2erer Sobornes Mpr
oonL Mosfil0e @piifolc, bar Com
u1er.
st ijellanoif u&jallernp". Del
2Soe MartS bar ser beret ofbolo
ct MT ltort @eltemorfe0 / @oSleb
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@jollcrupmarfeo i @oSlep bber
Mor. Ga. 500 @eite bar til .@on6e
poo Morfe0et, og ser bar mp0t ct
Maslc Spfipbere fra ale ggne a
2anoet, iaooel lom fra Gpiflon6
Ser por itor Smint11ing og goo{
Briler. Selp til Stolien hlep pp:
fjgbt @elte. Sognefogeo Gbriltof
feri len, Sroabp pe6 @oslcp, er Sic
len / Mrbej0et.
Npe iture Sfrco peo Stcpns Stint.
IS ~9itiipllan0s 6olfeblo0" eies;
|Som ti0ligere omtolt bar set i lnn-
gere Sis Jet trlle110e lis langs &li1,=
ten peO @orpig = Spo for @pjerllp
Strife. s Sinter itprtc0e en- Del
minore &ri0tbloffe neo, men MI,
letter at set rigtiec 6oraorstp6rla6
bor begpn0t, ct Scr fol6et mngtigc
StDtfer al &lirrten 1leo / @opet. Sc
1tolte Sfre0 %beteg1es lon1 1tgrre
emo Sen ltore Neoltprt,1ing, Ser
fonot Steo for to Mar iioen, og
man penter, at c10nu 11eget mere
bill ltprte neo / Sapet.
aaiernebWnin9 / sloaelic. arigS-
nl1n1lterlet bar III goofiel1ot Spcr=
flag o9 S%egninger til &oier1ebpg-
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: Danmark, >

ppe i'm aalbspirflombe0> life tages
til Sglgc.
Metcriyitcmet. Sra lite Mpril
fol metril it Muol % Gngt noe
ll1ffe1toe benpttes / 9al1oel % Son=
Sci, Dporuf 10 fplgcr, at BET life mere
'er tilloot at gamble i Nlc,,, 500 %
Spmmcr, Spnocr % Sfupper,
Euno u9 @pilrt, Fpt % Yugl olp.,
Dog n1aa ll0regning / Iioen inotil
sen 81. Morts 1915 ife peo 8rllg
al &ratloooer % @isn1ere efter
|1ioclingsiNtemct, bpprimoO @ruge1
al 2oooer % @ismcre, inoretteoc ef=
ter 2ismmoipltcmct CT forh,ot.
Mctcrl,ouulget hor / Norepis
Impt ct r1bpre Nrhcioc W. 4. meo
at finoc SEN melt praftilfc 6orm for
l1obreoelie al &ic,oitob til Meterlp=
ltemets Mplterirr. Melllltutet CT
blepet, at mor far l1onrbelOet eli
Nlofot meo Ell pppltlUr 6rernltilling
'of MctcriUltcmet, oN at 0cl1ne Flo=
, fat CT no ienot til ollie Nrl1fmne=,
Yoit= pg Sclegrafltatipncr / ga1bet.
j G110pioerc bor mo>1 trpft Hlofotens
iSefit al pno ct lille @laO, rMeter=
Mooct", lpm III blipcr lpreot rtnot
Ii 2oroet / ioo mango Gfscmp(arer,
at buert Sfple(urn bar fuaet lit.
Snm npale fou GfScn1plcr pao
Mcterl1opol1cts ioalcoeS pltblicereoe
Gisonn fan unfprcs: 1 Sitter Ganl
pejcr 1 &iloNran1. st Yu1o CT Ct
Dolpt &ilogrom. On Mo10 al Mio.
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en- Nutomobil fjprer 1 SIM. / 2 Mi
nutter, ct @fstrotog / SIM. / 1 nj:
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nlege1 5trio bla11ot &jebrnrnoenc
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