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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17

a hopeless lunatic to an asylum Tor
three years. It is as much a crime
against society to release from prison
gates a known criminal as 1t would
be to turn loose a maniac. At the eX-
piration of a prisoners term, some
constituted authority should pass on
the propriety and safety Of turning
him loose. No lesson will be more
helpful to him than self-restraint, AMI
liberty should be given only when 1t is
earned and deserved But the hope
less criminal is in the minority in our
prison.
Involves other Considerations.
The problem of prison reform in
wolves considerations quite apart from
erecting a building, a railroad switch,
new cells, dining hall, power plant,
a sewerage system and higher enclos-
ing wall. The underlying desire is
betterment of the race, the reform
of as many prisoners as possible, aid
to their families, earned by the men
confined, and a contribution to The
next generation Of fewer human ship
wrecks. The mention of the details
of physical equipment is made neces-
sary because objection has within a
few days been made to the legislature
against the prison reform plan, one
of the chief reasons being past ex.
penditure of vast sums Of money for
physical improvements in furtherance
of the policy of continuing the old
methods and the old institution. re-
gret the necessity of dissenting from
the view of my distinguished and able
predecessor, and yet the question is
so vital that / can not in conscience
withhold expressions Of firm convic-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17

Rheumatism Apply Hanford's Balsam.
Rub II on, and rub 1t in thoroughly.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-01-17

Continued next week }
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06

entering the state and rallying to
the standard of revolt. Gen. OBJ
RECON is in command of the rebel
troops. He is expected to attack
Aqua Prieta, from which place it
is believed the recent attacks
were made on American cavalry
men. Railroad bridges have been
destroyed to prevent the advance
of federals from Mexico City.
Sonora, the richest state in
Mexico, is hotbed of anti-Huer-
ia feeling, and is prepared to
carry on prolonged war.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06

A plea for pardon for Enright
is being prepared by labor lead
ers here and will be presented to-
Gov. Dunno.
Enright, Altman and Gentle
men were mixed up in jurisdic-
tiona1 fights between Chicago
labor organizations.
Enright was also employed as
a circulation slugger by the Chi
cago Tribune.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06
FRIEDMAN FORCED TO
MOVE TO NEW HOTEL
New York, March Cdr


Friedrich Franz Friedman, the
German physician who claims to
have discovered a cure for tuber-
culosis, moved to>the Hotel Nc
Alpin today, his nerves shat
tered by the storm of criticism
which has been directed at him
by New York doctors.
Friedman complained bitterly
over the manner in which his eff
forts to demonstrate his cure had
been blocked. No experiments
will be conducted by the German
scientist until Health Commits
sioner Lederle and other physi-
clans have made tests with the
samples of the culture furnished
them.
Inspector Visiting school)-
Tommy, what is nothing? Tom
MYTHS a bungholeI without a
barrel.
It must seem wonderful to
VIM. H. Taft to have to traveIat
hiS own exDeuse Is7t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06

OPEN WAR DECLARED
Douglass, Ariz., March o.
Open war was declared in the
state of Sonora against the Huer-
! ia government today, when the
state. congress formally seeded
from the republic of Mexico
Large forces of Maderistas are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06


Springfield, ILL, March 6.-Act-
ing Gov. O'Hara has received
letter from William McGuineas,
Az. S. Dearborn street, Chicago,
one of the jurors who found
Maurice Enright guilty of the
murder of Vincent Altman, in
which clemency for the convicted
murderer is urged.
McGuineas says he has receiv-
ed information from a Springfield
labor man that Enright did not
fire the shot which killed Altman
in the Briggs House in 1911.
S. ]. Murphy, the Springfield
man mentioned in the letter, an
eyewitness of the killing, today
declared the shot which killed
Altman was fired by Dutch Gen
tleman, who was later killed in a
South State street saloon in Chi
cago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-06

It must seem wonderful to
VIM. H. Taft to have to traveDat
his own expense.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
Some Naked TariT Truths.

Before the presidential election II
was maintained by Democratic
speakers and press that reduction
Of the tarin would result in the lower
cost of living.
Why has it come about now that
these same people are reducing the
tarin they are beginning TO warn US
not to expect any changes in the cost
VI living2
Because they fear. after all. that
the tarim may play a negligible part
in the mysteries OF retail prices.
But previous to the election they
said the tarin controls the cost Of
living.
That was because they had to say
something to win the election
What they said mattered liz
tie so long as it sounded well. It al
WAYS sounds well to announce sim
pie little remedy for a complex and
intricate pathological condition.
Are these new tariff makers fright
ened then at the approach OF the
day of making good?
They are becoming very uneasy.
They have sugared their promises SO
heavily that they fear they may at
tract a lot of bees.
HAS the high cost of sugar ever
made cheap impression on the
housewife?
How much duty is collected en-
sugar during the year?
Ffty-two million dollars. The av-
erage duty is about one and one-halt
cents a pound.
What does the consumer stand 70
save?
If the average consumer receives
all the RENTED duty and if sugar IS
placed on the free list, the average
CONSUMERS gain in reduction Of price
| is about 81 a year.
Will the average consumer get the
sugar dollar?
! He VIII not. The importer viii
retain a good big part OF it and she
wholesaler and retailer Will split De
tween themselves most of what is
left
If these things are true, VII,
should the government abandon Sc
much legitimate revenue?
In order to create deficit.
Is a deficit a good thing for thu
government to possess?
Sometimes it is necessary polit
iical weapon. That is where the in
I, come tax is to be called to the res
cue.
If placing commodities on the free
list does not reduce the cost OF iiv
ing, will the people be .recompenses
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07

IN some OF the ultra exclusive clubs,
says the London Taller, it is serious
breach OF etiquette for one member to
speak to another without obtaining
ceremonious- introduction beforehand
A painful case has just occurred in
certain old established and extremely
respectable Pail Mall carayansary- II
appears that a newly Joined member
In calious defiance OF custom ventured
the other afternoon to make a remark
about the weather to gentleman with
whom he was not personally aequaint-
ed. The recipient OF this outrage
glared stoniIy at its perpetrator.
"Did you presume to address noe,
sir?' he demanded, with an awful
frown.
yves. 4 did, was the defiant reply
Il said it was fine day" The other
digested the observation thoughtfully
Then, after an impressive pause. he
turned to its bold exponent ''Well.
pray don't let it occur again" he re
marked as he buried himself once more
in his paper.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07

Yan to escape his wiles. The heat.
TOO, is numerous and sometimes inn
posing. When you see men OF pub
lie prominence, drawing fancy sal
aries at the expense Of the taxpayers.
deliberately repudiating their bills
for household supplies, clothing, etc.
and salaried men spreading them
selves about as if they had an I'M
limited income the force Of Abe Mar
tins remark about the 'feller too
proud I beg is apparent.
Credit mems associations are do
ing much to rid society of these bar
nacles, but one difficulty is that the
corner grocer. the butcher. the
baker and the candlestick maker are
not keenIy alive to the value OF Or
ganized defense. And the real MS
of honor are penalized for others
chief Of it is that men and women
dishonesty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
The mead Beat.

One of the causes OF the high cost
of living. which the TELEGRAM has at
various times dwelled upon, is thus
roundly and properly scored by the
Pittsburg Gazette-Times:
"A Teller may be too proud 7
proud to be-" says Abe Martin. but
he's never too proud { beat tn cor
ner grocer. There is a mountain Of
truth in that statement, as well as
one explanation of the high cost OF
living. The honest man. the man
who pays as he goes, Is compeneed
to carry with him. in his cost of liv-
ing. that neighbor OF his who Is
never too proud t beat tn corner
grocer" The woods are full Of such
frauds. They wear good clothes
ride around in automobiles, are reg
u!ar patrons or the theater. always
take vacation trip, fare sumptu-
ously. and are dead beats. me
corner grocer. the butcher, the
Iaundrynan, the milkman and the
retail tradesman generally are Their
especial prey.
To find faul. wirh a poor man, one
genuinely unfortunate, who is doing
the best he can to make ends meet,
for failure to pay his way. is not
seemly. But the interruptions four,
husher, who year in and year oat
systematically defrauds the corner
grocer. is a pest and not to be de-
Tended. 1t is common experience e
hear Of such a one declining to pay
food bills running all the way from
500 to $500 and $1,000. What is
the consequence? The grocer must
either go TO the wall or adjust prices
upward so they who do pay him
cover the losses sustained through
the patronage of genteel frauds. This
makes living high for everybody
Suggestion that a strictly cash sys.
TEN will cure the evil loses sight O.
the infinite adroitness of your so
called high class beat. AS a rule he
is a shrewder genius than the mar
he patronizes. and even our mos
carefully managed business house:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
Does Not Like Il.


The huntington Herald-DisPascn
is not enthusiastic over the state
song selected in fhe recent contest
held by the state semi-centennia
commission: Says the Huntington
newspaper:
1t is a pity, a genuine pity and a
deep-dyed purple shame that West
Virginians are called upon to accept
this ragtime doggerel as stase
song. 1t is insipid, invertebrate.
souIless. 1t is impertinent and pos
itively lacking in application to
West Virginia. If the author knows
anything whatsoever of the soul, Or
Of the history, or the every day life
Of the state of West Virginia, he has
carefully concealed it. 1t is OF a
quality little lower than that
which the average doubtful come
dian uses in cheap vaudeville. It is,
in suggestion. at least. plagiaristtc
upon cheap vaudeville jingle that
has been sung in Huntington fifty
times since January ],
The Kiser production IS utterly
lacking in inspiration. 1t is moral
" deficient. 1t is a disappointment
because it is nothing that state
song should be and everything thar
a state song should not be.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07

BY knowing that they have to paT an
income tax?
That is what the makers Of the
new tarin are beginning to hope. !
WIN they get away with It?
Many BUNS just rs bad have been
pulled of in the course OF our
glorious history Wait and see.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
Rot Yet Proved.

Styling DR.. Franz F,riedmann's al
sleged cure for tuberculosis as dis
graceful piece of commercialism,
the journal of the American Medical
Association, in its current issue,
strongly emphasizes the statement
that the discovery has not yet beea
proved to be cure.
After pointing out that DIR. Fried
man was a registered physician in
, Germany, the Journal, in the course
OF a long article, continues:
The German government fully
secures to a discoverer BY patent a
monopoly of the financial Benents-4o
he derived from his discovery. Ger
many certainly has as many sufferers
from tuberculosis in proportion 10 its
population, as has the United States.
II friedman hasa remedy such as
he claims. he could have secnred in
his own country financial returns
which would have made him rich. IN
spite of this, he left his own land
aud came here; and his actions since
he has been in this country have.
been such. as to destroy any conf
dence which thinking physicians may
have had in the man.
Now it is announced that a deal
has been contaminated through
which he is to get-a large sum OF
money Immediately. with great pros
poets for the future 1t is safe.
therefore, to conclude that he has
realized the ideal had@in : mind
when he landed on our golden
shores. Greeted with courteous
open-mindedness at first, he seems TO
have been received with open arms
BY shrewd and not too scrupulous
promoters who were eagerly watch
ing for a chance to reap 4 harvest IN
partnership with him. Unless there
is some totally unforeseen govern
mental action, or unless some well
night impossible wave OF skepticism
sweeps over the land, it looks as
though the dollars to be wrenchad
| from the wasted hands of the tn
bercuIous would make harvest
which would exceed the reapings OF
all previous efforts to bunco the
sick.
The American medical profession
has listened to the claims Of Fried
mann with open mind. 1t has waited
patiently for him 10 prove his claims
and to show his real intentions. To
wait longer is now unnecessary. The
most pressing duty now before
physicians is to lay the facts before
the public through the agency By
which friedman has so shrewlly Sc
lcured the free advertising. from
which he is preparing to reap his
golden harvest. A united movement
to warn the people on this important
question viii meet with cordial re-
spouse from this same agency-the
/ American. press.
We can disregard the fact that
1.-THE remedy is a secret one; we can
ignore the dfshonorabIe conduct OF
Friedman as a physician; we can
!, even forget the possible danger that
lies in his treatment; We can let all
this pass. But one fact stands out
clearly and, should be emP.ssized:
friedman has presented nc proof,
==-------'l-- - -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
JoAoUIN MTLLER.

The fact that Senator Nathan
Con is to receive $4,000 year and
the further factthat it cost him only
a nickIe to become senator certainly
must make some OF the nnsuceessfrl
aspirants for that Office sick,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
WEDNESDAY. MAY :. 1913
An evening Echo.

An Evening Echo.
IN men whom men condemn as III
find SO much OF goodness still.
IN men whom men pronounce divine
In find so much OF sin and blot
i do not dare to draw line
Between the two where God has
not.
10AoTITN MILLER.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-07
Princess Slips

In no other store win you find such
complete stock OF Princess slips in ne"
models for the current season. The ma
terInIs are fine Nnrnsook and Batiste with
The daintiest trimmings Of lace and en-
brOidery. Prices range from $500 to ss.os.
Also slips OF washable aII-siIk SfessaIine in
all The delicate shades 70 match evening
gowns;
Arizona republican., 1913-01-27
for Administration Operation by

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-28

eienoom er al SiSpouert 8ouIien
tembretfoa) iolgt til Cars Saabeinl
ira Gomerite. aiebeiummcn enifeS
life opgiuet. - &. RorOnlcn hor
'ol8t SuenO5ruO Sfog poa SoIeiu til
IlfreO Sfoit9 og Inton 6oiS.
u. q. Gabla Iruingcr bur iii @ul.
brand Stremmen iol9t Gicnoommcr
Standardization Tor 10000 SIR. SOL.
uoro SarIcn bar iolgt Rsitbp til ~,
Sbr. S00n Tor $500 SIR. Ole Sal.
ooricn bar fiebt 8rO. &unOItaO al
Salpor Geitcrn for $4,000 SER. Sag
rorer Nrning bar eitcr 6ulbmagi
IoIgt til SfiGr0alens @rug &alta
ignore for 100000 Str. Gnfeirlr
Berthe StronbC bar iii lin Sen Wag.
nus iolGt glme Sfog for $500 ar.
Sobon 4. Eoegooro bar al GIiic
SGtrong fiebt TnrccIen Staten ior
1900 Str. @uobrnno 5on0berJ %
s. SGtrong bar / Wtnrtin Itficna
80 fiebt 8oarOcn Gocn / Soug ior
10000 SIR, De iamme liqeleOeS al
@oct fjebt Socnmocn for 5000 &r.
2iiten 2unniIct bnr til HeinborG
Sun'Cn iolgt Ell &nrccl @ounp5 fnr
$500 SIR. Srganiit Rulf Der / Gun.
ter bar Iolgt GienOOmmcn MoCn
Ntor6crbop til Wtnrie Billion Tor g..
$50 Ser. Scrmnn SborCicn bar fiebt
oUre Gabl / Nor0crbOp for 10000.
Nn0rcoS @%ul6ran0ien StepcrCn bar
lolgt @narOcn 8%lrlitopercn iii q. Hi.
Ter Nto oQ Sans Stobo for $1,000
SIR. Gilcf Nnbrcaa &c09cn bar al
@roocrcn DIE fiebt Gicnbommcn
@icrfcpolb for $500 SIR. % iolQt ben
polbicn iolQt @oorOCn GeiScnQ for
1850 ar. SborDnIo WnrtinIen Neis
len bar til ariitinn OF Oscar Ebor.
paIOien Iol0t @aorOcn Hsi5eng for
$4,000 SIR. SINGER &lcm1etien bar
til Ioneiunfcr Berg iolQt Gicubomr.
men Noritrono for $3.50 ar. @iIci
@nlbronOicn Soqcn bor al i'm Tor
fiobt 8oorDpartcn SinuitaO / Gun.
Der for 5000 ar. SIaf % Nnnn
&enriffo Sercnicn bar / q. u. 9nbl$
80 figbt @oorocn @rgnpoto / ptrc
Nnbalen for 10000 &r. % NoOcrooO
iii gnfcn. Ole NnOrcoa @pnl bar
til Spnnen N6robnm iol9t 8nnr0Cll
spre Sual for 100000 SIR. iomt Ser
hos TeOcroob til en- oorIiq &GrOi al
1000 &r. Tcnne @our0 er, rCo
SCnipn til SfoQcn. en- al DC nrrOis
fltl0eIte / pttrC G(oonlen.
@ronlp SfoQ poo Sole aro0ifoq
or al Ilf GOLDBERG iolAt til CLING :.
GiSrito III. il. ira Nooolen. Ole i.
Sprof@bouq bar al Omar 9uricn
fiebt Gicnbonmen 0ppcriro for l..
800 Str. Wartin Goulicn bar til
InOreoS Wnoicn iolQt oItre @urltb
for 1850 Ser. q. 8ergitrpm hor
IOlQt til Spren aioS en- Gorcel al
&snen / llQerooI for 5000 SIR. so.
ban &ible far fight ipnorc SrtrunQ
al Claus =. Sauq for 21.25O Ser.
Ole oQ Sbea SuaIS @prn bar iii Pm,
oers Slicn Spnl iolat @r0. Spal /
&altg for 24,50O SIR. Gn Garcel al
norbre Corp er al q. Sbornc for B..
200 ar. iol9t til Gaef &o0en. Gil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-28
Sra Defien.

Sonerl er hi mart / Wioten al
Noucmber igien! % ieg iom bouoe
tpnft at Itriue for lGnge iioen. Wen
- StOen lpber ira en-.
Seq bao0e tGrft at fortPQe oere
&ciSningcr Ser / Nmerifa, at hi Der
/ &cficn fit fanife UNDER ct Wfiooels-
oar, bpao Seiaplingen angaar. Ssrs
fen paa 6oriommcrcn gjoroe, at 6oIf
maatte bagpn0c Slnattcn Ell "A Gage
ier OCn paltligc StO, ifuloe man life
r~ciifere at faa oct afbrGnSt. 9og,
'pnn fugtig SorGbuno bICU BET bra.
&ualiten bleD uOmerfct. Get blep
S%toroor meo aorn, iaQbe Ell @onNe
fer til mig / 6eIt. 90 EOteter bal
Sltg Fotctaplin9 bar ri fife iaat fer,
iogOc flere.
SIoobpr og @ringebpr / moSie,
Dts. Men life 0tllltcr. Sa, ia, 0en-
lie IarSoperii9t er noQet tent noe.
0tcn set er life bare min SfpIO hel.
Ter; for ion oere berer, bar Chen
lebct ira mig. Get bar Ell ualmins
Oelig CONNER meb set, at SCI life
bar nogen NattefuIOe. Mger - aorn
ION Eotcter - frn0c faa tao "itars
taitet" al auloen og iaa Sio iii at
mobuc5 ielp eucrit opoc / ,Siclooa.
lcne. Sctte f%orcfommer nof iiel6-
mere. Bra meO Saa bar Oct. Sin.
int Ssitpeir til iaoban no / Sfto.
Der. SoIf iit beitplsic eIer lpgge
op 9ano.
2arcitifet bar go6t iaor.
&ieopriierne bar nofiaa beie, til
mere 8lPoe for SGlger eno aieber.
Gp til So Ere pr. ag. betaltes FOR
5narefiso. SIR. 140, ia enooa SIR.
80 betalteS for RpbPrfier. Slag.
terne / Roiiscn icnber life Iaa tibet
aieo ipboper, iaaiom til Sronbbiem,
ariitiania og Stupnnger ON Ssiter.
Sigeiaa ltbt bio OF oio omfrilg paa
Selgelanb. SaaIebes ogiaa i Soft.
Serpaa er ajebneoen itor.
Hils gefien Getting, Tom fom ira
gmerifa for et gars 5io iiben, feb.
tc iioitc Saar Slagter 8eSerien 6or.
refining | Roiisen. Seq bill snife -
og ieg poner oct -, at bet MAJ gaa
gobt for BEN ltlge, fiRffe Wano.
Gemne kingdoms Spisriel bar ppret
meniterppr6ig. Get er Ell 8l9oe
ior Ror Rorse at faa igien ilige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-28
ti~ennelnaao aas eansbrliashsilfoIes

giennemaaa Mas 2anobritgSbsilfoIes
Sfoaaioelina.
Seraenanoseltfe Sohouna %Ssonier,
Woiiren, bpis Mano orufnet nnoer
MilitGriransport oper 8~efienelpen
iorri1e CONNER. tit iaor al Stor'
tinget 100 Ser. / Teulion.
Manae er osoe / Tefien oa no
lisen iioen nit iioite @rcp, oeriblanot
oaiaa noale Glore mere fierote. Barn
8innar 2ubpigien Wo, SploSm DC
,S~ngebrigien Steiienrcu, @oarbbr.
ariitian 9ilfaS Slien, Mlmaas,
NoloSm. Safob Sauien, 9isrnaaIi,
SoIoSn. 8abriel Slien, aiGritab,
Sitter Mital SanicIicn, &ifoal, Gnfe
Siri @crtSootter. Rsiteu. ElaoSm.
Scnrif Grifien 2inbict, Sru Scarf
SfoaaoaS, Woiiectr, Barn Soar III
itcinicn, TabIitaoiiscn, gutc Nar'
tine HiIaotr. Sunoaalo. SolbSm.
Ser Soban 2arieL @ifoaIcn, 8iit
ariitiau NO aonraoieu, Nlmbalen.
SpIoSm. Sofob Tareli arriteuicu,
Sfictpif. Sicneitcpiae Sliaua Cars
Batter SmhSli, Gufe Ine SofobSotr.
Wiaapatue. Strunoiiooer Better 3.
Anoerien Gicu, Solbat Ole HitarS
Senrifien al Mo, Sfomager Ser
GoIlierL Moiiccu, Gnfc ariitcnic
Slaotr. glmaaS. Some Otoreu Der
githc @laabprpif. Some Snacbora
Gaingicn Straum, SoIoSm. Miftel
Glen Suenningoal, SoloSfone 60
niie Wari SlSotr., ellie SpSltnaool.
Nrbeiner anrl SSoban gu9uit @rolin,
grbic0cr Sotob ,Sngcbriaticn. airr'
itao, Barn Irpic Slipcr Silopig'en.
a~paliors, Barn ariitine Sohanna vi
bcrtSbtr.. Straum, Sans Sernt San'
pid @lhen, Woiieen, Sngebora So
honncsotr. @roting, Tielobrfmo,
SoloSm. Suacbrigt WatiaS Slict,
SillsaoS, Gnfc Glen ariItine Satobs'
0tr., Spenningoal.
: Iar or Ser omfrirg / airtcnc
holot Iiitcnnina, ON Welti9beoernc
piI bCbolbe zen 0on1lc cllcr baoe Den
me Notwithstanding, iom or
f~oreilaaet. Ser / Iciicn blep oen
Qamlc omtrcnt ci,itcmnrig bcholot.
Sea SoIfehsiifolen paa "Sonpen"
cr Ser ioar mclem 20 og so Glcpcr.
Set er bpab Sfolcu fitn6e tage. Ntans
&c Here ifal bape loot ON FlaoS. Set
or ct olGoeIiQt SibcnS Sean, at Der
iom Hcgel bIir itsrre OF iterrc Scg-
ming poa llnahou&ifoIcnc.
: &eficn pifuricrer inar ION i'ior
2rrer Solpom Sommer ira Ssi.
Ianbct, 8rona. Sprcr Sturla @rsrS,
iom por anIat / TifoalS % SiindaIa
arcHic, bar faoet 2Grcrpoit pco Sutto
SoIfchniitole, S1berscn.
: Moiiscn bp0acS ser Itobia. Oct
or GA omtrent bare oucnfor atrfc0a'
ocn. operior WhirtpauaSorTnien. Get
err ga melt bore mir,orc @aaroe. Mo'
iiscn blir en- SmoohuSbn.
Gn oa anben @oarhhat,bcI 90.
@ulcimCo Herpif bar fisbt @rsorcne
@raoS @oorh poa &jsrnet al Strife
oQ Setter @cd)5 @abe.
: 1914 fommcr bcre llbpanorehc
Noromrno bio % beIsQer 9amle
Mor. / Slof % SpIac oil icN bone.
Ga ga ifal bcre fao iinbc oorc gir'
petite iribcosclifenoe Horompno og
iun6e Iemofrater oeo StatcuS Ror.
Seropcr or ri 1tolte.
IcrIig Silien.
Ser Gnli0.