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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-02

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Use Today.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

injustices must be practiced.
And social sores healed through
seemingly drastic measures.
This is not as it should be.
1t simply is.
Governor West, however, sees the
opportunity of his position. AS near
as he may, he approaches to the ideal
of human brotherhood.
So far as in his power he banishes
injustice.
In the most superlative degree with
in his jurisdiction he flies the stand
ard of altrurianism.
And runs up the flag of social revo-
luton.
A recognition that no individual OF
set of individuals has any human OF
God-given right to bar the way to any
other individual or set of individuals
This column dominates Governor
West for President of the United
States and Ruler of the World.
To return TO Mr.. Bok's rivulet OF
| floWers-there is one in Richmond
| which everyone should see-or have
seen in it's floral apogee-the brilliant
display of tulips in the grounds of the
residence of Mr.. John F. Miller or
North Tenth street.
Brilliantly they flaunt in a wide bed
which borders the south side of the
lawn from front to rear-and they fur
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14
Home Treatment for Tuber-
culOSiS

Consumptiye patients need no long
er dread either the fate that formerly
overlook all sufferers from lung trou-
BILE, or costly and inconvenient jour
neys far from home to other climates
or to some expensive sanatorium. Hun
dreds are now staying quietly at home,
restoring themselves to health at the
cost of a few bottles of medicine.
Here is one who speaks from expert
ence:
220 S. 4th ST, Colwyn Darby, Pa.
Gentlemen: For four years / was
troubled with cough, which gradually
became worse. a physician pronounc-
ed my case Consumption, and l was
ordered to Consumptive hospital.
My nephew would not allow me to go
until l had tried Eckman's Alternative.
Before / had taken the medicine three
weeks / commenced getting well. l am
in excellent health now and have been
completely cured for ten years.
strongly recommend it,"
(Signed) (MRSD MARY WATSON.
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever;
Throat and Lung Troubles, and in up
building the system. Does not con,
tain poisons, opiates or habit-forming
drugs. For sale by A. G. Luken and Co,
and other leading druggists. Ask for
booklet telling of recoveries and write
to Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia,
Pa, for additional evidence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14
A GOVERNOR AND HIS HONOR SYSTEM
Which Goes to Show That Men May Be Manufactured
From Those Branded Convicts by Their Eel
lows.-Colonel Mier's Tulips

the life convict who hadn't been out
of the institution for years
With his answer to the Governors
question, asking him why he hadn't
beat it, to the effect that he didn't
have the nerve after he'd been shown
that somebody trusted him
Striking, dramatically, too, the SEN
ding of another convict, skilled me-
chanic, to Portland to stay as long as
he could to find out the latest improv-
ed mechanisms for the making of
shoes and his return with the desired
information and recommendation and
the putting him in charge of the de-
partment with all the new machinery
installed.
Still more SO the Governors manner
of committing the death sentence of
a murderer and placing him at the
head of table in the dining-room with
his wife and daughter on either side
the while each convict who defled
past him shook his hand.
This Governor West is some man -
1t takes courage of a heroic charac.
ter to do these things.
Because they run counter to con.
vention.
, Convention, as said here the other
day, is the one artificial invention
which hangs like milestone round
the neck of humanity, strangling and
.hrottling it's divinity.
1t is the handcuff which shackles
progress.
The iron and chain that manacles
freedom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14
BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.

III Is HE 10 De an OpLlnfSL.
Such is Mr.. Edward Box, the gentle
manly and mill 'naire owner of the
Ladies Home Journal.
Running along the edge of his coun-
try place, outside the boundary line, is
a rivu1et of spring flowers of brilliant
hue and tremendous decorative eff
feet.
Nothing separates them from the
roadway.
Any may pluck as they pass by.
But the flowers remain intact.
For Mr. Box is not only an optimist
but diplomat.
Gentle signs being interpolated at in
tervals bearing the legend-"these
flowers are under the protection of
the public"
Maybe this might be affcacious in
Richmond-say in the Reeves addi-
ton.
There is nothing like putting the
public on it's honor now and then.
Especially in an exposed, conspicu-
GUS, electric-lighted spot.
AS is, presumably, the outlying
hedges of Mr.. Bok's estate.
Nonetheless it is an interesting
commentary on subject animadvert-
ed upon here some days ago.
Putting people on their honor is not
always successful.
Honor systems" at schools and col
leges are frequently honored in the
breach rather than in the observance.
But, in the long run, an honor test
wins out.
Fascinating are the accounts of it's
success which come over the Rockies
from Oregon.
Governor West, of that state, evil
IDENTIFY something of man and a good
deal of governor, has instituted it
in the states penal system.
When he announced his intention of
putting out certain picked lots of con-
victs to work on the grounds of state
institutions in various parts of the
commonwealth and to be hired out for
road-making and other out of door oc-
equations without guards or in the
prison garb-"putting them on their
honor"-there was one loud howl from
and other diverse sources.
The Governor, however, pursued his
theoretical course which turned out to
be extraordinarily practical.
For in but one instance was his con-
fidence abused.
Only one man beat it"
There is something picturesque in a
Governor telephoning down to the pen
itentiary and telling the chief in au-
thority to send down a life convict to
the formers office.
The startled chief expostulated, but
the Governor repeated his request
And the walking into the office OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

Their display their gorgeous color and
stately form on either side the front
entrance.
Tulips in every fine nuance of shade
Red, yellow, white, pink. mauve.
There is nothing more effective than
the massing of colors, or material, or
like.
And tulips are an occult flower.
Their origin and history are allur-
ing.
Their Dutch environ picturesque.
Like peoples. they have certain
Haunting impertinence that gives them
fascination.
A tulip is not beautiful woman.
But a handsome wench.
They aren't gallery pictures.
But scenic paintings.
And every tulip preserves its individ-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14
The PeeViSh CHI 81
Needs a Laxative

plete satisfaction In the morning.
After a short use OF this remedy all
forms OF outside aid can be dispensed
with and nature will again act alone
All classes of good American people
keep il in the home for Ills OF the
stomach. liver and bowels and among
the thousands who have written tho
doctor that they will never be without
il are Mrs. ]. j. Stanley. ssis Kenwocd
Ave. Indianapolis. Ind. and Mary Van
Lin, Covington. Ind. A dose of II has
saved many a person from serious
illness.
Anyone wishing TO make a trial OF this
remedy before buying IL in the regular
way OF a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle tfamily sizel can
have a sample bottle sent to the homo
free OF charge by simply addressing DIR.
w. r. Caldwell, 4e5 Washington ST.
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
] on a postal card will do.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

Here is a man who recognizes some
thing above mere tradition; man-made
law.
The responsibility of the more en-
lightened toward their less fortunate
brothers.
The impulse that propels humanity
upward.
Nothing is more dismal than the
spectacle of one set of human beings
incarcerating and torturing and pun
fishing another set.
AS society is now constituted cruel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

It is natural for a child TO laugh and
play and when il sulks d-owsily or
cries you may depend on IL something
physical is the matter. II you see no
evidences OF a serious ailmelt YOU will
not be wrong If you quietly give IL a
dose of mild laxative that evening on
putting it to bed
The remedy most generally recon-
mended for this purpose is DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, which mothers
throughout the country have been giving
their children for a quarter of a CEN
fury. Today thousands of families are
using it where hundreds used il then.
and there must be good reason for this
word of mouth recommendation
1t is admittedly the perfect laxative
for children, women. old people and all
others who heed gentle bowel stimu-
liant and not a violent salt, cathartic
pill or doctored water. DIR. Caldwell ;
Syrup Pepsin will act gently, and when
taken before retiring will bring COM
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

For the latter is not the least of this
flowers delights. The perfume from a
tulip is exotic and rare. Ii has an ORR
entail suggestion and conjures up mir
age-like visions.
Take a walk down North Tenth
street and see Colonel Nillern tnlips.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14
When Your Feet Ache

From Corns, unions, Sore or Callous
Spots, Blisters, New or tight shoes, Al
lens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder
to be shaken into the shoes. will give
instant relief 1t is the greatest COM
fort discovery of the age. Sold every
where. CSC. Don't accept any substi-
tute. For FREE sample address, Allen
S. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-05-14

uality.
II stands of every other tulip.
II permits no familiarity.
1t lures but rebuffs.
Tulips are, indeed, a charming flora
asset and one which pays in heavy re
turns of color, decoration and perfume
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
ct Tilfalde nd at mango til
BeViS for VOr PaaStand.

st. Anne, III. "Jeg befandt mig
under .Livsforandringen og var ct
fuldsEsendigt Vrag af en- Kvinde-
sygdom. Jeg led at Forflytninger og
nedadtrykkende Smerter, Besvimel-
ser, og en- stivnet og kold Fornemmel-
sc. Til Tider var mine Lemmer og
Fodder opsvulmet. Jeg plagedes at
Uregelmassighed, Rygsmerter og Ho-
vedpine, var nerves, irritabel og ned.
slaaet, og havde daarlig Appetit. Mine
Nyrer voldte mig ofte Besvnr og jeg
kunde like gaa langt.
"Jeg' saa Deres Observation-Disclosures OF
brugte Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, og blew straks hjul-
pet. Efter to Maaneders Forl@b for
svandt Svulsterne og Smerterne, og
jeg kunde gaa med Lethed. .Jeg fort
satte med Medicincn og udfprer nu
n;esten alt nit Husarbejde. Jeg we'd
at Deres Medicin reddede mig fra Ora
ven og jeg tillader Dem at offent.
liggj@re alt jeg meddeler Dem, for
at hjalpe andre" Mrs. ESTELLA
GILLESPIE. II. f. ID. M. 4, Box "a,
st. Anne, Illinois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
kvIn| DER :
Mellem fem-og=fyrretyve og halv
treds har meget GAVIN at Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

"Livsforandringen' er en- NEST
kritisk Periodic i en- Kvindes Eks-
istens, og Hngsteligheden som
.f@les at Kvinder naar denne .naer-
mer sig er like uden Grund.
Mar hendes System er i en-
derangeret Tilstand, er hun udsat
for Apopleksi og Kongestion j
Organerne. We'd denne It'd err Ii
geledes Kraft. og Svulster mere
tilb@jelige til at forme sig og
|begynde deres 3delaggende Ar
|bejde.
Saadanne advarende Sympto-
mer som Aanden@d, Varme i Ho-.
vedet, Hovedpine, Rygsmerter,
Hngstelighed, Undselighed, Dren-
sus, Hjertebanken, Clint for Dj-
meme, Uregelmassighed, Forstop-
pelse, skiftande Appetit, Svaghed
|og Uro og Svimmelhed, bemar-
kes .straks at intelligence Kvin-
der som mariner sig denne Pc
rhode i en- Kvindes Livstid, naar
en- saadan Forandring kan ventes.
Disse Symptomer er ct Kald
fra Naturen ON Hj@lp. Newer
ne raaber ON Hjelp og .Kaldet
burde f@lges ride.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound er tillavet efter at fyl-
de Trangen i Kvindens System i
denne vanskelige Periodic. Oct
opliver og styrker den kvindelige
Organisme og opbygger Diet svak-
kede Nervesystem. Det har: f@rt
mango Kvinder sikkert igjennem
denne Krise.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
Danmarf. s Marbug fif ban at Ell,

Danmarf. S Morbus fit BON al en-
gammel SorretntngsDe1 forRret en-
Storf, ct langbenet gammelt @fsem-
plar, bnspant og go6t op6raget. 80.
bar glab for @aben og reiite biem
me6 SuSfuglen / en- foribarlig 4as=
lie. Men 90 ban tom biem til
Gronobiem, for Sfgieren / bam.
San ienote Storfen biem til Sen
barnlpie Mgent og bao BAN / ct
8reb ON at bebanole Dpret goot,
inbtil ban TOM tilbage fra en- lille
|5biptur n0enfor 8pen.
Men paa Cohen mgber ban en-
Sen: .@ob Sag" flyer sc. r@or
gu bprt, at Storfen CT fommer1 til
g(gent Morli?"
vSluooer og Grgnl!"
$50, set forbol6er Jig, iom leg
flyer"
Set fom til ct Geooemoal.
Sort efter meoer &iebman0en
nof Ell @efienSt. st NIT @eo6emaal
90 iaa frem. DIN Mftenen / @11b-
ben %fortletteS Ge66emaalene. 20.
ltpo til Slut me6 g9b0emaol til ct
8eIpb al 10000 &roner. ga font
mer Mor0li plu0ielig ino. Sopoc
ban nogct paa &iertet? - Nei, ban
ioa l1o iom ie0banlig. Men 0a
roabte SO. tb9rs pper Salen:
600 Sag, Mor6li. gr Storfe,1
fpn1met til 0ig?"
$50 BEL" lparer Noroli.
Sg %. bon6t fine 10000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
fur Nprore 0irfs Sftftc=
ref.

@looiofie: Glen poa 9%illcn1olc=
gaoro @ern1anm Socoblen. Se6urg:
&11larbcj0er Gbriition Sobonicn.
Gbarlpttcnlllno: gl,feir Sine Suit
len. @cller11p: gntefru Moric
Gbriltcnlen. Srorup: Gbriltopbcr
Sent en-. M~l1ocrsool: Malcrlpe11o
S;l1itl,s Masmusics. 9pngbp: Sl1f-
ferbusar6ejOer Ecter Yeterlcll.
@entofte: Sans &ol,gc, erol11. jur.
6re0crif 6ois. Gborlottenluno:
Sberltlsitn. DC Ditleplen. Som:
geoe: M1lrer Carl 8ablitrpn1. Sell
lerup: .@ptleb. Mrtbur Yrior.
5fp0Sbprg: 6bp. &jpbmon0 Ssrgen
&enrtflen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
Miiis q. 81, @elions Siaurie.
spm Jun ielp beretter sen.

GanbD, Minn., Is. Marts 1911.
81. Setter Babr1eD & Sons, @bi=
cago, Sll. Sgiitere0e -@runoen
till at leg ani6gte ON ct Agentur
Ell ben, at ieg bar ful6 Gilli6 til Sc.
res &l1rifo og fGler, at Oct life err
mere emo min Bligt at bjelpe lioe>1=
Sc Meomenneifer til at faa Deres
Meoicin. 6or fem Mar iioen tom
leg, fra &rtltimnia, Norge. S 81
Mar bdpbe ieg peret lam oper set
babe 2egeme. Seq maatte gao peo
919lp al eli Stof. Oct CT urgo=
pen6igt for mig at fortGlle Dem, at
alt mnligt - 2Gger og Me6icin -
bar blepet prepet for at bielpe mig,
men til ingen MDtte.
ga ieg fon til Mn1erifo, bprte
leg Gale ON 9eres @1rrifo og be-
gDnote ltrafs at BRUCE Sen. Otter
at babe brugt ler Slaifer, bar jeg
loa meget beore, at ieg fl1n6e legge
|Stoftelt tilii0e. Set bar for to Mor
iioen, og ieg bor life iencre brl1gt
'6tof.
Mit SnOe CT graopis fo%rip1noct
jin6til III, fun min p%et1ltre Soono
Ter lam. Seq brrger fremoeles Mc=
6icinen.
Ngit otter @1ro toffcr je9 9eres
&urifo for Sen murfelige SeOring
Der CT foregoaet / nit 2egemc.
Ceres tofl1entmelige
0fils) Mnnn Moric Wellon."
lllig andre Mcoiciner fan Or.
Eeters &11rifo life erbol0es poo
Mpotbefer, men fun gjennem Gpe,
cial=Mgenter, eller 6irette fra @jer,
me. Sfrip til ST. &eter 6obrl1cr
& Cons g., 1886 81. Sppnc
,Slpe., Chicago, Sl1.
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Erpptniernc.

6otic 2aoeploos: 5foufoge0 ST..
Sprgcnl en. NDrup: @l1Sma1o
Ireoerif Mnoien. &iifinge: 2ono-
poltbl1o Soban @ppers @uitru So
rem. Sorolpie: @aar6man0 Spren
&anien. Npfgbing S.: Wetba
&rig6oor. @il6elm 80lcfien. gfof=
flop: &eoelimeo Niels Mortenien
@1lrrcbp: 9usejer Sans &osnuus>
len. Soenle: Maifinmelter 6. g.
|@cbou. 5fombp: @aor6mor1o
Sens Ma0ien. Nr. 8rubp: &us=
mono Mn0ers SSbrgenien. 9rGbp:
@%aaroejer Mnoers 2oricn. &eflin-
&c: Sme0emelte @regcrS Schmidt.
luxembourg: Srgoniit Mlbert @olm.
8agern1clt ter Soyanmes Scbrpoers
@u1tru 'M1no. Gpco: M1,rermcltcr
2auritS Gtorm. &oloing: @lagter
IS. 9nnlc1lS gntc 9c0by. Scelt:
2erer Mieliens Gnte @aniine. Sci
lie: &antor S;llius ssprgenien. gn=
fefru Mnric @mor1,cl]en. 8re0=
bolles Stron0: Mnne Sacoblen. SC.
&o(lemorten: @ppe &arllfob.
2unbfolo: Morflts @crg. @reis>
oalen: emma, Nielicn. @priens:
5Dgeplejerif e M,1na Sleien. $. $.
5tigaaros @ultrlt ariitina. 2ano>
mono Morten Martbcnien. &an=
berS: 6bp. Sfolebeltprerinoc Treoe,
rifle @ocbs. 9onomano Niels
Sgrenien. Gtborg: Meiieb11o Heter
lStgttrl1p &inoelin. Molbpra: Ma=
RE Sttei Ell. S%tenbug9er @barles
0rejer @anien Mefanifer g. 6.
SSperien. Stppring: @uorun @fib.
iteo. &anlte6: Str. &ommers Gnfe
Caroline. Nr. Gimme: Sacof
&iaraaar0. @ellberg: Niels Ma0.
len. Sen0ergor0. gfr. Sem: on:
rem Mgnberg. SeIteroger: NielS
9noerien. &oroingborg: @anitns
2orien. gibp: Singer Sallert. Mar.
bus: Mplius @pniee. 9oerborn
HGier Mori1s Mrnot. Maifinar:
bejoer Otto 2arien. 8o0il Sgrgen
len. &in6sbolm Mglle: Mglleeie,
Soban1eS 9ntrien. Sem: 2ariing
lSfafsgoar0. Mgrbalne: @orer
9%anrioien. Starlp: @aar6eie1
'IGife 8bliien. 3llte6: gopnro &olm
ISfreirup: Miels Senien. @oI6ina:
lGan6. phil. Casper .Eors. &ors.
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n0oe /
9poc.
Sjpbenbapn.

G1gdfarDelDerte 1Srt. WtQfle
@anien. &jpbmano Trit3 &asml1s-
ier al 5afsfabing. Trf. &ilbel=
mine @ent5en. Mefoniter gilbert
S%prgenien. @uitap Sc la Motte.
6bp. @o0sforpalter Safeguards
@ultru Caroline. @an0ogilt @an=
fine @anlen. O6eri tlpitnant Ole
|Ditleple n al Gbarlottenluno. 5fibs-
igrer Seniens Gnfe Sgrine. &us-
eier Se11iens Gnfc Sine Margretbe.
|2ererinoe 6rf. @ertrr1o &nu0ien al
Gooltrup. @oaroeier Ole @erner
al Sprup pr. Maribp. Igmrer
Sens Mn0erlen al Stlrbbefgbing.
Malfinarbei0er @emningiens SUI
itr1 Slgo. Stiff Soeno Miellen
@onfblt0 Sanorups @ultrl1 &aren.
Gpfle6anoler @0uar6 &rior al Sell
lerup. @usmano &aniens Su1tru
aaren al Sppeiunobp pr. 8reoe-
rifsiuno. gpmaro Sobonneiens
Gnfe 2ucie. 6rt. Sammy Scbmi0t.
Stuff 0liel1s @rlltrlt 8o0il. Me6af=
TOR &egnar @eterier al Naitpe0.
Benl. Sbericrgent @%eltcrgaarbs
gnfc' 8olettc. Barrier 3ielebergs
Gnfe CHARLOTTE. SfreO0erl1e lter
Spcn &arlsion. 9etoilbon0ler
6rcoericbiens Gnfe 6lora. Bare=
mGgler. Su1i11s SGger. Scrip.
8ren0borer Sans Mortcnien. 6bp.
@uS6eltprerinoe &otbarine Die6e
rich. 6bp. Ginfpper @briltio.
Senlen. Tbp. Sper1fe @ofie .@u-
foeb. &ellner Sbe Senlen. @nfe
Sreoericfa @eDer. Gormano Be-
ter Seppeien. Spmrer &asmusiens
@ultru Marie. Gnfe Dortbe Spr<
genicn. @an0. pbarm. @olms en-
fe @anne. Malerlpeuo Crit or
len. @nfe @onna 2arien. Grn=
iferer Cars @onlen. Si6ie Spren=
len. S%tibsfgrer @aniens Gnfe S0o.
&eferme0bjelper Moge Beoerlen
@rosie rer Gmil Sc Maire. Snlpef-
ter be6 Sen fri fulfilling Mtels &c.
ter 8ranot. Sfibshpgger Sans
@intber. Mgent Sanders @nfc
Mnnette. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TSrc
oerif S%pr9enien. @nfe Singer 81.
len. Tbp. @asberfsarbeioer Sens
&asmusie1t. Somfru @liie Gpren
len. 6bp. Domplfibsfgrer Seniens
gnte @liie. 6abrifsarbeioerit tie Ma=
riane Scbmi6t. @nfe Caroline
Niellen. @rsmano Sans Yetcricr
of Strife 6linterup, @rosierer gu:
ltus Heteriens &ultru @nilie
Streo6eriD en0 Sobann Heterien
Mrbei6smanb @albemar Mnoreie ,1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miels San
len at Setter Nebel pr. &oloing
GfSpe6ient De6 Mogaiin 0n Tori
Mnton Sgreni en. &reoitforenings
oirefter g. Gbriiteniens &u1tr1
Sine. Snebfer 8erteliens &ultr1
Caroline. Sobanne &anien. Mnn'
@arlien. gnfe @ette Mnberien
Sobanne Mielien. Dogmar 2in6
barbt. Dortbea 2uno. Dogmo
Gorot. 9eontine Mellquiit. @ni
Sine NiIsion. &,1rbemuger gbri
ition 9lrnooeer. Brpggeriarbeioe
. &oniens &uitru Sine. Sperife Sri
I itine &anien. Gnfe Birtbe @anier
Observation-Disclosures gnfefru Mgo
TIE &rauie. Mgent 6eroinano 8sj
Iipien. Mortner. Mnoers Senior
Maleriben6 Mpllers @nfe Morer
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