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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

I AR. W. II, LANE, Office and residence, 81 n
- Main St. Office hours: Mornings until 8 :
afternoons until 2.30; evenings until 8. Tel430
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

DR. II. p. GREENE. Physician and Surgeon
- Office Bank block. Hours, 8 to a. IN.
J TO 3, and to p. III. Residence, 81 Greer
st. Telephone connections
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

~. + MOVES, NJ. D. Eye, ear. nose and throat
to T. ! to 8. Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. Other hours and Sundays by appoint
ment. Appointments for glasses fitting made by
mail or telephone. American BLDG 45tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

GEORGE r. ANDERSON, Surgeon and Physi
- clan. Surgery specially. Office and resi-.
dence. Brooks House, IS Main st. Hours until 10
a. m; to 2.30 and to p. Telephone 246. 44F
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

nR. @. 3. HUNTER, WiIlistOn block, over
~ SCOTS grocery. Office hours, l to 3 D.
m $50 to p. m. Residence, West Brsttle,
bOro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05
Professional Cards

DR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence {
- Grove street, telephone. 25S. OF.
fee, Leonard block. Hours 1 80 to } and
2 to 8, Teleuuons 29-1.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

FE'HOMAS RICE, ri. d. Office and residence
= over Vermont Savings Bank, Hours, TO
=, m, ] to 2. and z to s D. N.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-04-05

nR. G. s. CLARK, Dentist, whitney blocl
~ BrattleDoro Telephone. 500
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinins
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
il fails to cure. z. ". GROVES sig
nature ia one each box. 25c.-Adver.
tisement. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
ASSOCIATED BOARDS
STATE SUPERVISORS

PHOENIX, Jan. 24.-Lin b. Orme,
secretary of the Associated boards
of Supervisors Of Arizona will send
out notices tomorrow for a meeting OF
the organization in this city on Feb
ruary 10.
The purpose of the gathering is TO
formulate legislation to be recommend
ed at the coming session of thhe law
makers. The most important among
these matters viii be the drafting OF a
b.il for bond issue for roads which
has been proposed by Mr.. Orme.
Three months ago. said MIR. Orme
today. we met and discussed what
legislation we would bring before the
body. At our February meeting we
will go further with these matters and
{ ascertain exactly what matters we Will
submit
1t is not exactly known where the
meeting VIII be held, though probably
~ the capitol building. W. A. Moenr
chairman Of the Maricopa county
board of supervisors is also chairman
OF the state organization
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
BASKET BALL. GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY
Centrals Defeat Sophmores,
But Freshmen Play SEN
ior-Juniors Close Game

Tho Centrals easily defeated the
SOphmores, but the Freshmen gave
the SeniorJuniors a hard match. IN
the two basket bail games played yes
terday ut the Y. NJ c. A.
In the first game. between the
Sorhmores and the Centrals, the
Centrals took the lead early in the
game and kept IL all the way through
The first half ended with the score
centrals increased their score to %,
while the Sophmores were able TO
add but three POINTS. making a total
OF eleven for the game The follow
ing is the line up Of the two teams:
Centrals; McRea, captain: Krigbaam
Wallace. walsh and Graham; Soph-
mores; Cook. captain; Thomas, A..
gius. Newman and Cochran.
The second game was a close one.
the Senior-JuHiors winning by a mar
gin of four points. The first half
Was the closest, the Senior-Juniors
running up three scores to the Fresh
mems one. The second half was also
close one and the final score stooa
. to In favor Of the Senior-IuRiors.
The following is the lire up OF the
two teams: Senior Juniors: Johnson.
captain; Hunt. Wilson. Wildman and
Costello: Freshmen; Henkel. captain
Campbell. Mailman. Doherty and
Medigovich. Thomas refereed the
game bnd Wittig was scorer and
umpire.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
EVIDENCE ON
LEGAL RATES
Hearing Begins on Com
plant of Railroads Lodg-
ed with Interstate
Commission
RAILROADCONTENTION

PHOENIX. Jan. 24.-Before ENamn
er G. ). Gibson. the hearing of the
Arizona corporation commissions
complaint regarding rates on coal
IRON Gallup to points in this state.
filed with the interstate commerce
commission. began this morning in
the blue room of the Hotel Adams.
Corporation Commissioner F. A..
JJones was the first witness and ae
will probably be on the stand most
OF today. The commission is also
represented by Chairman W. z.
Geary, Secretary Charles Smith AMI
Rate Clerk Alex Jones.
Among the railroad nRen present
are the following: +. w. Clapp, gem
eral freight and passenger agent Of
the Arizona Eastern. Tucson; x. X.
Minson. general traffic manager OF
the III Paso & Southwestern, El
Paso: Eugene Fox. general freight
agent of the +. p. & ). W, III Paso;
Paul p Hastings. assistant freight
traffic manager OF the Santa Re. San
Francisco: f.. p. Cruice general
freight and passenger agent OF the ;.
III. =. & r.. Prescott; W. G.. Barnwell.
district general freight agent of the
Santa Fe, Los Angeles: ]. J. Cole
man. assistant general freight agent
of the Santa Fe, Chicago; j. L. Cole
man, attorney for the Santa Fe. Chi
cago: T. W. Camp. attorney for the
Santa Fe, Los Angeles; J. G. Wilson,
interstate commerce attorney of the
Southern Pacific. Chicago; J. G..
Stubs, general freight agent of the
Southern Pacific Los Angeles; +. j.
Gibson, division superintendent OF
the Santa Re. WINSTON: w A. Drake,
general manager of the 5. f. p. p
Prescott. In addition 20 these sew
eral local railroad men are in at
tendance.
During his testimony this morning
Commissioner Jones was asked many
leading questions once Examiner
Gibson had to inform the railroad
attorneys that Mr.. Jones was not yet
under cross examination.
Commissioner JoJnes took up the
complaint filed with the interstate
commerce commission and explained
il in detail He cited many instances
10 show how rates on coal are raised
BY making the shipments through
& S. W 10 arizona points instead
Deming and over the $. p. and r +
of through Albuquerque, Ash FORK
! Prescott and Phoenix.
The consumer is entitled to rates
based on the shortest possible haul
said the witness. He went on "a
show that the distance to many
points is greater 10y way OF Deming
| thar By way of Albuquerque and
| Phoenix. Yet the Gallup coal IS
shfpI,ed over the longer route.
I'm several instances the rates
/ asked for by the corporation commits
sion are higher than those now II
I effect. The Phdenix & Eastern
I branch will receive more for haul
ing slack to Hayden than il receives
at present, If the rates are ORDERED
( into effect.
| The defense will try to show tha'
II will cost more to haul coal owe
the Santa Fe lines than over the +. 7
& S. w and the 5. p, because Of tho
heavier grades.
~Ths Santa Fe receives more b.
i merely hauling coal TO Demins an'
delivering il TO US there than il wouI'
receive were 4 to ship all the way y
Phoenix over its own rails, said MIR
lClapp Just before the hFaring opened.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
JUSTICE THOMAS IN
MARRIAGE CEREMONY
New Bisbee Judge Made Sue.
cess of First Attempt with
Matrimonial Halter

Justice Walter Thomas yesterday
performed the first marriage cere-
mony since taking Office. According
to those present the Judge was very
cool about it and did not misplace
the ring. certificate or any of the
other little accessories necessary 70
the function.
The chief actors we're Miss Lizzie
Williams and Harley c. Gum. The
marriage certificate was secured on
Thursday, but the marriage was kept
secret Miss Williams is a resident
Of Elgin. while Ar. Gum has lived
in this city for q nunsber of years.
The couple viii make their home in
the johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
NEW ANESTHETIC IS
At c & A HOSPITAL
First Apparatus of Kind in
State Has Been In
stalled in Bishee

The first anesthetic apparatus to be
used in the state has been received
BY the c. Il A. hospital and is now
being utilized.
The new apparatus combines the
good properties of both laughing gas
and ether and does away with the
bad effects OF ech. Under the old
method an aHesthetic was admins
tered wholly by one of these. The
new method makes the application
much safer, as the bad after effects
are eliminated. b. it the laughing
gas is first administered and the ether
is then given. The apparatus is in
general use in the large hospitals in
the east, where it has given fsIIl sat
isfaction, but the apparatus at tho
c. & A. hospital is the first TO be pu:
in use in this state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
HAYDEN AFTER
YUMA BRIDGE
Arizona Congressman Ex-
poets Early Report from
Interior Department,
Will Push Measure
ARIZONA COMPLAINTS

WASHINGTON. Jan. Pa Represen-
tatiye Carl Hayden is. expecting
report at an early date iron the in
terror department on his bin proyid-
ing for a bridge across the Colorado
river As soon as this report is re-
ceiyed. Mr.. Hayden expects To push
the measure Go a favorable conclusion
before the committee and then before
tue house.
Mr.. Hayden expresses the opinion
that the building Of this bridge would
mean much for the section directly
interested and also be OF material
benefit generally.
Measures dealing with Indian al
fairs continue to be introduced IN
numbers and the oaiendar now cen
tains many such bills. Mr.. Owen has
submitted an amendment 10 be pro
posed by him To the bill making ap-
preparations for the current and con
tingeRt expenses Of the bureau OF In
dian aa;rs by the Insertion Of a
clause TO the EJECT that the secretary
of the treasury be authorized to pay
from a designated fund OF S600.o
that amount to layal Greek indians in
conformity with the award by the
senate, February IS, 1898
The Arizona Corporation Commits
sion has filed with the Interstate
Commerce commission two com
plants. both against number OF
railroads. the title of the first action
being Arizona Corporation Commis-
sion vs. AtchisOn, Topeka a Santa Fe
Railway company Arizona Eastern
Railroad company, et al, and that o..
the second, Arizona Corporation Com
mission vs.. Arizona & New Mexico
Railway company. Arizona Eastern
Railroad company ct al There are
eleven defendant railroads in the FIRST
complaint and twenty-five defendants
in the second.
The first complaint charges that
the defendants have fixed rates on
petroleum and petroleum products, IN
cludig crude oil and engine distillate.
10 points in Arizona which are unjust
and unreasonable and which should
be reduced. Il asks that the defen-
dants be required TO answer the
charges made, and after a hearing
and investigation reason able rates Se
fixed by the commission. A table show
ing rates charged from Bakersfield
san Francisco and Los Angeles 10
twenty Arizona points. including Phoe-
nix. is made a part of the complaint
The second complaint charges that
rates fixed by defendant carriers on
grain and grain products from points
in Colorado. Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
Nebraska and Oklahoma to points in
Arizona are unreasonable, unjust and
q scrim'natOry. The commission 5
asked 10 declare such rates unjust
and to order reasonable rates fixed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
WOMEN DEFEND WIFE
FROM CRAZY HUSBAND
With Pokers and Shot Gun
They Bar His Way to
HySterical Spouse

TUCSON. Jan. 2f.-Three women.
aIIaed with iron pokers and shot
gun. defended the home OF Mrs. Ing
ram, miles north OF the city on the
First avenue road Wednesday night
when DARRELL Boone Johnson. an old
Wocdcatter living near there batter
ed in the front door in AN effort to
reach his wife, who was in and being
cared for by Mrs. Ingram. Johnson
surrendered himself to sheriff John
Nelson Thursday morning lie VIII
be examined as to his sanity.
The trouble arose BY reason Of
the death Wednesday of the baby
recently born TO Johnson and his
wife on their ranch near Mrs. IN
grams The woman is hair par
alyzed Johnson is As years old.
Makes SICK Wife HystericaI
As the hovel where the Johnsons
lived was not suitable place for
the woman to be, Mrs. Ingram. ont
OF charity had her transferred 10
her own home Johnson is said 10
have caused his wife to go into hys.
,erics every time he came near her.
manly ne WIS itiunNu lui liAtA III
mittance.
johnson sought an order from
W. Estll OF the board OF superyisoSs
to remove his wife 20 St. Mary's hos
pital Il was refused. Wednesday
afternoon he appeared at the Ingram
home with an ambulance and orde
, from DIR. John Walls. county physi-
clan. for the woman.
Johnson was put out, after burst.
ing the lock on the door, Mrs. In
gram went for help, leaving two 9th
er woman on guard with the shoi
gun.
johnson drove into town with a
load Of wood Thursday. He surrend-
cred himself at the courthouse. His
horse and his dog are being cared
for By the county pending the out
come of the case.
The baby was buried at the eN
pense of the county.
Johnson denies breaking down the
door.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of 6isbee Readers Are Learn
ing the Duty Of the Kidneys.

scores OF bfsoec .HeaocrS are Learn
ing the Duty Of the Kidneys.
TO filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are weak.
Baeiache and other kidney ills may
follow
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Deans Kidney Pills-the tested
kidney remedy
Proof Of their worth in the follow
ing:
Mrs. o. F. Baldwin, s53 n. Fourth
Ave. Phoenix. Ariz., says; Il have
no hesitation in vouching for the
merits Of DoaR's Kidney Pills, as they
have proven 10 be an Invaluable kid
ney remedy. While I never useo
Doan's Kidney pills myself. they have
been tried by one in my family who
suffered from backache and kidney
trouble This remedy brought quick
and positive relief. This pleasing re-
suit has induced the person referree
to to place every confidence in Doan's
Kidney Pills and ia recommending
them whenever an OCCASION has been
presented. I may add. We sim give
credit 10 this remedy as the cure 1t
Effected in the case refer TO has
been permanent"
Fer sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
JOSEPH W. cHoATE is 81.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Joseph II.
Choate. former United States omLas-
sador TO Great Britain. received the
congratulations Of many friends 10
day on the occasion OF his eighty-first
lIthday anniversary Mr.. Ch0ate is
la excellent health and is to be seen
daily at his law Office in Wall street.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-25
KANSAS WOMAN
WHO SUFFERED
From Headache, Backache,
Dizziness and Nervousness,
Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Lawrence, Kans. ~" A year ago / was
suffering from a number Of ailments. |

always mad pain and
was irregular. Dur
ing the delay | suf-
fered a great deal
with headache. back
ache, dizziness, few
erish spells. nervous
ness and bloating.
/ had been married
nearly three years.
! took Lydia E. Pink
hams V e ge table
Compound and now
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
Sen openoe Gupbrat.

Gplig bar @eograier bebubet, at
Ben beli9e Gupbrat ON life lpnge
bill afsaa peb Teoen. Gen bsr
langiolnt % libt efter list UNDER ben
Sanobelge, iom langionlt, men
ubcrberliat, tiIitopper 9pbet til SEN.
ne 6loo, iom MOI ifulbe tro bar
beitelnt til at flpbe / al Gpigbeo.
Wten i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sob bar
Gup6rnt itabig pegct for Sanomos-
ierne, % MI laOer set til, at Sen
ON life ret lrnge bill bele Sfjrbnc
meo &c prGgtiae Sper, iom / lGnait
iorlunnone Siber .laa peo bens greO.
Der.
90 meo Gupbrot foripinber ct al
SiitorienS llnbere, iom trpleoe frem
Tor Dor Santaii imilenoe @iGeoer al
Spffe % Gelitallo. Obi pco SiOcn
al Nilen er Gitpbrat Sen bersmteite
Slob paa Dor Serb. Get bar Sen,
lom iaa Sen 9lblte aultir, Siito-
rien flenoer, bore op, blonlltre o.
rs. ga, Sc iioite l~loerapninger bar
enoog bragt @euiS ior, at ielp ben
Ulbite pgpptiife Silltur bar liant
meget fra Ell enbba 9lbre Sultur,
Ser bapoe lit Spoe peo Gupbrat %
Sen periiife @lgt. Get bar Den fal.
bGiife Scfrif, iom CAB Sen Ggpptilte
Stunt Mibler til at ubpibe Jig.
Set Snore af Weiopotamien oar
en- al Solen ubterret Erfer, % oct
rar bare peb SjGIp al &analiiering
al Gnpbrat, at Slotioens 6oIf for
nlaaebe at sisre benne SanolIctte
tilaiGneelis for 8Iltlr. g%arbnnSre-
ser fog set, for @erfet bar fulocnot;
men ga bar Erfenen blepet til gger.
LAMB, og itore bIomItrenoe Sper
porte op. Wenneifets ieige Strait %
&ilicitprfe bopoe ferret rper Natl,.
rer. Men mart fom Set moralife
ca poIitiife Sorfalo. iom foranoreSe
set belle. ga gnergi o. 6cretas.
iomtbeb Req Hlabien for Slapbeb %
@lsbagtigbeo, bIep Ganen IiSt eiter.
Ebert after en- tor Sarbsrfen, %
SanSet tr9rste frem % tos Sloo.
leiet / @eiibhelie. timber Stspreg-
net bcSe Sc srnstiee gper. % isrIt
for ca. so aar iiben lpffebes oct
Irfpploaerne otter at brinee for
Tagen Minipes % Sabplons iunfne
Sfatte. Sermeo paagneoe ogiaa
Gupbrat til mt 9ip. lltaIlige Sao.
ningcr al 2ertapler, Statner %
@rubitpffer al alrnItperfer fanot
Scien neboper Sloben. Nen Oct par
tare Ell fort Segnfue.iiprrel'e,
iom par bleret Den belise SIcb Tor.
unSt. gu Iisser ben otter glentt %
title % ruiier Jig til at D. ior al.
! brig mere at paagne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
mtarrnHu.
|auf ! Ga Grusie ben iprite. 3

@auf i Ga Grusic ben fprite. Zen
ierite @anf / belle Sarbet, til at in0-
ienbe Inieening ON at bripe Sorret-
ming nnoer Sen me Tenaelop, er
@utapian Tational @nnf / Ga CROSSE.
@anfens gmhebsmrno beiluttebe
itrar % ,ioen formeIt Msbe al 9i-
reftionen at unberfaite iig ben npe
Cons @eitcmmeIier.
Srmfmct mnher Sfsitelpb. gesIie
Scale, ben 16-aarige Cater til
Sobn Sealie / Cumberland. % Sar.
IN Stpl, Sen til Inhren Ston lam.
meiteos, ialot eli Sag iorrige llse
aieniiem Sien paa @caper Gam
Cafe, bprr Sc off paa Sfsiter, %
NrufneSe. - Iruolo Heros, 9 gar
aamM,el, or Mnoer Sfciinin9 Nrufnei
/ safe Backgammon peS Milmaufee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
1lnrn unknIn.
SsrnInos / Gnrrinotun. :

Sspnlnos / G~nrrinatun. : Ban.
ocntc al Sne "a aillbc lr1ocs Der
/ GorriuQtpn NInucr til ct Sspdlab@
o. %lnterfurncual.
TuSsialS / %alcp Gitp. Mrs. 2.
Z Sohnlon, hui9 WanD or Ncltnres
Tor Mart Eoinc @umbcr ec. | %nl'
len Git0. er o~irnoet peo Seoen / III
Stem oeritcNa. Sorlioen i'm Ma1c
eiterlaocr bun iil - Hpra
@olScic Snl / 9ambet. Sielge Rap.
porter ira Sc 6orcncoe Staters %eir'
itationer bar Gepils 2ofe oennt
Gana uonlerfct ia pcb at hape Den
foloeite Sulcoog / belle 2annet, ioe'
Sbermonetret ON Morgellen bite IL
8raber unNcr 3cro.
@asucrf / SauSiurS. Ger blep for.
nplia giort ct m~iSlpffet Nor'sg pao
at ifaiic SanSioro ct cIeftrl't Sps'
pcrf. o. for life belt at %rorblipe
Mprfe bar @rens NorretnlngSfoli
M beiluttet at oprette ct SaSnert
Serpco ifaiicS life alenc Selpsntile
men oaiaa Gas ior 8osnine.
Hptaarsaauc FOR Mrneaare. Son
Ell N%ptnarSAaue Tor Mrneaorh pente;
Spairoiif opcr @rcat Nortberns np'
9inic ira NoirpiCu, Wont., oertll a
blipe cptalcu oen tic San. u
Wtrnloe aOru er laarct paa &c ior
Itieaise Steocr Ianas 9inien FOR a
iraJieS no iaainort Tpgtraflf begun
Der.
Sriit %rsrapclic. GIepe GnIbert
Jon. Ser mprocNe SamiIien Slllpi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
CONNER Garipu SsS. 0puis

CONNER S%ariom bsS. 2puis @.
Carton, iom / omtrent tppe Mor bor
boet superior oe i De iioite tolp aar
bar ppret Golintpets Sommer, bpoe
Srleoa9 paa ct Soipital / DULUTH,
80 Mar gammel. San bapbe / nooen
Sio p9ret unber 2RgetebunOling /
st. Earl og &oheitcr, men antogcs
III at bore / georina, bporior 90.
ben fom lipentet. CONNER 2arion
Dor febt / Saiuois % itlloereoe / i'm
Sio SopfDnoigbeo hos Senator 800
les 6. Glapp.
Gleftrieitet for Tarmernc. Gen
9Gmning % bet eleftriife Inl9g,
lom @isconiin Eiper Eolper So. meO
en- gefoltning al fire Mti4ioner Col
lars laoer oprette peo Erairie blt
Sac, mariner Jig MI i'm SilloenoeIie
og bill tiOlig nrIte CONNER funne
lenoe gleftricitet uboper oen ipoIioe
Gel al Staten. Ga 2%ebninger bill
lGgges / iorifieaige Getnineer til alt.
Ore gper, bentes Sarlnere langs
oisie at bile benptte Gleftricitet til
iaapel 0ripfrait iom @~elpsnine, %
Der ipanes Ell feel Smpeltning / iaa
Senieenoe, ibet mllage al Sc minore
Waifiner bill Oripes pes eleftriif
Strait. S Smegnen al Grnirie blt
sac bar Sarmerne allerebe organi.
ferret for at ifaffe Jig gleftricitet paa
De melt rimelige 9etinaelier, % peo
Warrimac er / iamme Seniist en- Sos
mite blepen neoiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-30
Mnutunu.
Stprit, Gpmmtn jfa( belcs. Taiplor

StbEIlC Spnuip Ilui utlVS. Suip1oli
Goluntp, Scr ~itprite / Stotcn, ifal Sc
les = iolfalo giercS Der nj SCRIBE
rebclicr til at banne Ct NIT Gountp,
ipnl ifal faIbes MiGlano, al Ben noro-
pitliNc Gel. Gn Iniegning mco
200 lluoerifriitcr er i%noleuerct til
&ommisirrerne, oa oisie bill tdse en-
@|eitemmelie BEN 15oe Sam, bporpaa
lpecielt %ale pil bcrammes, ON Ir-
iogningen iinbes / aae 2ele lopmns-
Zig. @nen Sponep Ser ligger / nor
ore Gel al set foreilaacoe me Count
tn, perltes at pile blipe Hetsiroe.
Zen iaafalbte "Sbort Cine, Tom
@rcat Nprtbcrn III Ir9ger gienncm
Wontano, bill giennemifirre set MI
ioreiloacbe Hihlano Gountp oa aob.
ne ct Strsg, Ser MI lager forbolos'
bis iiernt ira Sernbane. Get iam'
NE Stren bliper MI birtig bebpg9et.
% naar @anen er fGrhig pil llouif-
Iii9cn aaa enonu ralfere.