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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15


lhal / am" VINO l'I-lN's, VINO heals
who rodoems who crowns. who satls-
fies. He brings a sense of 'suliod
singing into hearts that trust Him
with his great tender hand OF Hope
He wipes away all tears, even as IIo
thrills the soul with incomuuuicable
news from eternity
iiumanitN'> tclcstical Gathering Place
Fatherhood and Sonship pro.sup-
pose the thrd essential for citizenship
iu the kingdom Men live greatly just
SO far as they do the business Of lfe
upon capital borrowed from heaven
Otherwise they lead q piec,-m.n oN-
istence. Indeed the one-World-ai-o-
time character properly has mo- world
ut an For him the higher unity of
being drops to the level OF dead m.-
formiY finds this world bore, Wh.l.
The wo.ld invisible Is no more sub
stantial than q t1ehank. Both words
clude the man who insists upon having
only one world because both are re
quired TO give unity richness and
meaning TO either At least three ideas
are prominent i'm the Masters dis
course upon humanity's cIcstial gath
ering place
There is, first ~ All tho note of
lofty assurance IF il were not so,
| would have told YOU 1t is wol
enough for philosophers TO glyo us
their specul1tious, that is their high
calling Yet a raft OF reason boat
whose bottom Is wrought Of intention
whose prov is aNght with instinct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15

not create uNI race because tfrTuIU,
went heavy oU is hands and Ila Was
iu need ul -omr'hlug tu do. lle create
ed us that Ho might lavish Ills lowe
upuu U.S. thus rendering us capable
ut loving Him and nI mpp christ
la Gods explanation uf the universe
"Ood $50 loved tho world that H. gave
Ills only heguHnu Son. that Whumso-
ever bololeth ON Him should not
perish hut have eternal lfr." II ~
Gods holy love iu Christ that j, CON
duct.ug the world toward the rul ~
ultimate radnmpuuu
lli" irgc and Ache Of Sacrifrial
Passion
Faith I'm such God then s the
secret and tho only secret Of tine un-
troubled heart Surely this Is the
fnith we need the fnith We must have
or ingloriousN yield our claim to a
citizenship IN the kingdom, and boz am
worthrul spiritual cudcayor
Among other things this faith viii
save you from being ctmizrd hy the
new doGmatlsm abroad today We
have already been warned against tho
new predcsuuIuun Ohsps.pd by
popular ideas ~ hcrodity Of which /
had much to s3, I'm INV s.rmnr Inst
sunday moruing men easily l,.opc
moral shuks Standing b, ancestral
graves. hry hacI,honoIcs,ly lament.
Dead sires il vay alI y,ur r,.,t and
NOT mine" And this scientific rpt.I.
ism AS t9ugb D., rhs uIYta,iYlisti,
school of ,ugpuist, oats fine vital. .,r
m9raIit, like. laugr,ur Tb, old irnp-
clad prcdrstirlti,r MS ,.upsf.J
with this mechanical rat,Ii-p ia ,s
soft as June 2rphrr sipbiur In flo
wake. .of a tornado. And fusr now tbo
now prodrstinarI.n hYa irs r.rri.r-
par. iu the new doam4tism TIN, ,birr
characteristic of tne rev d,rrY,iI.u
is the insi-t,ncc with which il .s.rrt.
what the modern man Thinks ,Lnui
God. about himself about ..,..r.
about destiny \nu we musf know
what a man Thinks I'm order to know
Vh3t. "a man is for .",s a man tbipl.cn,
i'm his heart go is no." And tbis
modern man thinks oIou1 sn pu.h
that a. were inn,ss.bl, :, ior,r. him,
lie should roi bn irr,r.d. bo is ,f
vast inheritance. And vet there rs
something moro imuortaut stu II IS
this. 70 know what fine sYnrrus
mind the mind .,f tb. Cbri.tIv.. cod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15
DON'T STOP

BILL SHEET METAL WORKS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-15

DIRECTORS:
j. +. CROSBIE.
JNO o. MITCHELL. j. NJ. BERRY.
f. w. BRYANT.
II. =. ANDERSON W. f. EWING.
f. II. KEMP.
b. f. COLLEY. NJ. MORAN.
H. c. TYRELL
\. f. DURAN. W. O. BUCK.
j. +. WADE.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-21
DIVISION OF TERRITORY

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
WEST VIRGINIA NEEDS $500, 600;
MAY EXCLUDE PRIVATE JUGS

Charleston, W. Va Dec. 1e.-4he
West Virginia legislature, when met
here Monday, is confronted Ilrst an
foremost with the problem OF IalsIA5
additiopal revenue. The state H'S
100000 deficit. ,,+
Governor Hatfield made many VI Bele
Meas during the campaign lot mo-
revenue. and the election of a leglsla-
ture heavily Republican IN DoLh
branches is construed as giving sane
ton to impose additional taxes. among
other plans proposed for raising aual-
tionaI revenue is the imposition OF d
production tax on coal, oil and gas.
Second only in Importance, at leasI
to the party in power, is the questi "a =
of redistricting the congressional anu
senatorial districts and reapporuonlng
the members of the house of delegates
in the IS counties Of the state. Under
the proposed reapportionment there
would be six districts, heavily RepuDlI-
can. The proposed reapporuonmehL
scheme insofar as it affects the SEN
atorial districts would make ~ dls-
tricts Republican and two Democratic
That would be accomplished by lump
ing all the Democratic counties in two
districts. .
The state tax commissioner VINO Is
commissioner Of prohibition, VIII asA
that the prohibition law be amended SO
that no liquor can be shipped into the
state for personal use or otherwise
that no person be allowed to nave
liquor in his possession for personal
use or other use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
HISTORY TREATED In A
NOVEL WAY BY LARNED

Larned's wonderful History of the
World treats the life of mankind Tor
seventy centuries like a great drama
He divides it into six well defined acts
or epochs, the chapters being the
scenes.
Before the curtain rises on each act,
the reader behOlds the chief actors in
a prolOgue-in which appear the mighty
Characters whose deeds and words have
made or marred the destinies Of ma
lions. Their biographies are fascinat-
ingly sketched by Larned, in the light
of whose luminous intellect the reader
beholds them in their true relation to
world history.
In his treatment of the events and
happenings. of history, they assume a
logical relation. and the general plan
and progress of civilization is made
apparent to the reader. The import
ance of this history to the public can
not be overestimated. The Herald
urges those Of it's readers who have not
yet done so to at once avail themselves
of its generous coupon offer, begin
ming with today's coupon which ap-
pears elsewhere in this paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
CALIFORNIA WOMEN THINK
DEAD MAN is THEIR FATHER

Judge J. J. Murphy, county coroner
has received two communications re-
garding the old man, supposed to be b.
ROY. of Los Angeles, Cal, who klllea
himself in Evergreen cemetery last
week. one letter was from MS BuIr
Roze. who resides at us Flower street
Los Angeles, Cal, and the otneE - - az al
Mrs P0ze's sister, Mrs William {. Lid
don whose home is at u RandwicIk
avenue. Oakland Cal. Both think the
man may be their father. me le t 49,
are very much the same. Both say ina
they received a letter from their tatheF
stating that he intended to commit SUI
eide and that he would also write
note to the caretaker Of the cemetery
Roth ask that he be buried as ne re-
ouested in Evergreen cemetery anu
that they ,be informed as to =, wh ne bis
1areon to cover the cost of burying.
They offer to make up the deficit Il
there is any.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
PROMINENT DALLAS STOCKDEALER
NOW RECOVERING FROM RHEUMATISM
e. M. Hogue, 500 Commerce St., Says Akoz Gave Him
Immediate Relief.

After trying all kinds of remedies
without getting any relief from his
bad case of rheumatism, y. NJ. Hogue,
a prominent resident and stocl1dealer
OF Dallas, resOrted to Akoz the new
medical mineral and is now on the
road to complete recovery. Mr.. HOgue
has his office at 500 Commerce St,
and continuing to tell of the wonders
Akoz did for him says:
Il have suffered for over years
with rheumatism and at times was so
bad that I was unable to get around
at all. Several doctors tried to get me
well and 1 tried all kinds of remedies
but I got no good results from any of
them. 1 read Of the ikoZ remedies be-
ing introduced in Dallas but was skep-
teal that they would do me any good,
but was willing to try anything as 1
was suffering pretty bad. Getting
some of the compound and busting
powder and applying it as directed
the relief from pain was almost i'm
mediate. Taking the internal powder
and making the mineral water from 1t,
then drinking it -Four times day has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
SMOKES FOR HERALD
BOYS, IN APPRECIATION

Winston Salem, n. c., Dec. 10, 1914.
Editor Ell PasO Herald:
Under separate cover we are sending
you a crystal glass himidor OF Prince
Albert. and a Jew Jimmy" pipes.
Accept them, please, with our com
pliments for a genuinely good Christ
mas and a happy New Year
The newspapers Of this country have
plaved an Important part in making
Prince Albert. in five years, the largest
selling pipe tobacco the world has ever
seen.
The daily newspaper that is clean
and well edited is the Daily Bible" in
a lot of homes in the community in
which it is published. Therefore, the
editorial department is the fountain
head of the success or any newspaper.
In other words, your work makes 1t
possible for your business department
to secure advertising.
Yours very truly,
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

! worked wonders in driving the cause
Of the ailment away. 1 have only
taken it three weeks now and am al
most well. My business takes me out
in all kinds of weather and since
have been taking the AkOz treatment
1 have suffered no Inconvenience, ana
had no pain at all. 1 am sure it is
going to rid me permanently of this
ailment, and anyone wishing to see me
in regards this statement can call at
my place Of business at any time and
will be glad to tell just what Won
derful remedy this new mineral is
Akoz has helped thousands of people
to rid themselves of various ailments.
1t is a pure natural mineral that con-
tains nothing but the curative qualities
that Nature has given it. 1t is effective
in cases of stomach, bladder or kidney
trouble, piles, ulcers, eczema, skin dis
eases, and other ailments. Akoz is
now being introduced in El PasO at
Kelly Pollard's drug store Visit,
phone or write the AkOz man for
further information regarding this ad-
vertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
COMMITTEE LOPs s2.OOO,OOO
FROM L. s. SALARY ESTIMATES

Washington, D. c., Dec. 15.-"Econo-
nv" was the watchword of the appro-
Driations committee in the preparation
for the legislative, executive and ju-
dicial appropriation bills, first of the
big supply measures, which was re-
ported to the house Monday. The
committee Topped off nearly 100000
from the estimates submitted by the
various departments, cutting salary al
advances all along the line, and
brought in a measure appropriatins
S38,744, 1880.
The total of the bill shows an in
crease of s1,12S,S43 over last years
measures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
ttvv TE HAVE been charged wit

WE b a1yE 6sen % 1aaysia KNOW noS~
of a business man of this
city-and he is a prominent business
man, who said to the anti-ring people;
TIL guarantee you Is votes and III
nut ND $500 TO peat Kelly Gentle--
men, he can put up the SZ20O' anu
more. but he can't vote those 3 men
With this statement mayor Kelly, at
a meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic club Monday night, replied 70
tho charges of the anti-rlng candi-
dates that many business men OF FL
Paso did not fight the ring because
thew feared they would be boycotted.
The MAYOR spoke to an audience OF
the faithful that crowded the Cup
rooms and overflowed into the hall
eT VIII Run"-KeIly.
II paid that man $500 in the last
month He keeps good goods and 1
buv from him and I'll continue to puy
from him, if he fights me tooth ana
nail" said the mayor II anyone can
see boycotting in that they have bet
ter eyes than. I have
Gentlemen, I am not candidate
for mayor. I am not running for the
office A committee Of business men,
acting in conjunction with this cluD,
is selecting the candidates / don't
want to run, but, in view OF the state
mnnnEE that nave UCEAl AAAeNl-Nr "A 4 N---+
nominated I will enter the race.
Denies Boycott.
ssTn looking around l see there ar e
CITY employees in the audience. want
TO saw that if we have man IN the
employ of the city who is small emo n n
to boycott, I want to know IL ana
III say this. His place VIII lnIhe-
diately be filled by man with
broader mind. The statements these
antf-ring men have made about Doy-
cotting they cannot prove. A.. u+,+a-
why. A P. Coles made the sIate-
uent himself that business men mere
feared boycotting if they fought the
ring. And look at the facts. A. L
Coles has received more money from
fine CITY for insurance than anyone
else and the city has bought more real
estate through A. p. Coles than any
one else. He is one Of the leaders
OF the fight on this organization ana
he is getting business from the city
right along.
This very night three city employees
came to me-they were part Of a com
mittee Of East FL Pasoans-and they
asked me why their district hadn
been paved j see in that the finger
prints Of my friend Joe Dunno. IhaI
district held an election some time
back and the city held out sutflcien'
funds to purchase the bonds, when are
perfectly good bonds, but when you
couldn't sell now for % cents on lhg
dollar. The city wanted to help ana
now these people come around and ask
why the streets haven't been paved
AS have said, see the finger prints
Of Zoe Dunno in this move
4KeIIy Rest in City
Ballard Coldwell, ring corporation
court Judge. the next speaker declared
mat he was glad that there was oppo-
gff5oD. bur that there was no doubt In
any mans mind of the fact that Kelly
was a better man for the mayors Of
flee than any other who could be put
up Kelly says he won't run. know
it's a big sacrifice, but I hope they
fofce him to rum" said Coldwel1.
Everything that union labor has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
NATIONAL BANKS CASH
SHOWS LARGE INCREA he

Washington, D. c., Dec 15'-An ~
crease of s21S46,O26 over the amount
of September u, is shown by the report
of cash in the vaults of the l5l ma ma
tional banks, at the close OF Ou sI.ilvts
october 81. according TO their reports
to the controller of the currency me
total OF cash in vaults. as shown by the
reports, is $925.553,375. A.,
individual deposits of the same Gay
amounted to 6.O7S,S94,617, decrease
of S6O,1S6,662. The resources ana ma
biIities of the reporting banks were
placed at S11,492, 452,722 with loans ana
discounts of S6,S16.47S.470 decrease
since September u of $S4,2SS,9l5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

asked for from this administration II
has received" said T. c. Standish, INC
next speaker, a city employe. "
course. the opposition has some goo1
Deople. But what have they to oIleL :
1 believe that it is better to stay WIN IN
q. devil you know than TO go over -
one YOU don't And I want to say lhaL
I have never found a city employs
who was not absolutely on the square
Ferguson Once Got Medal.
tribute to the memory Of H. E.
Crawford, William Paschall and J. r.
Ferguson, all former members OF the
club. was paid by L. B. Eters' VINO
moved that a suitable resolution Dc
drawn up. 80.
4 want to have the honor of sec
onding that motion" said z. B. McClln-
tocI5. 'ring" county clerk. way back
"a years ago, John Ferguson and l
were seat mates in a little school
at Brownsville, Arkansas. remem-
Der John got a medal Tor oelnS lhe
worst boy in school and I got one Tor
being the best. 1t was just a joke OF
the pupils. Both of US should nave
received the same medal
"stOOd BY the Boys"
But I want to say to you that
even then. John was a boy who al
ways stood by the boys Ihey oon
make them any better than John Fer
Ruson and when 1 heard that he had
died. ii was like getting telegram
about the death of my brother
F. c. Standish and A M. James also
maid tributes to the memory of Fer
guson. A committee will be appointed
t. draw up resolutions regarding the
three late members Of the club
Kelly, Adams and Levy to Run.
AS result of the mayors declara'
'tion that he would make the race fol
mayor it is now certain that the ring
ticket will be made up of c. E Ken!
for mayor and Claiborne Adams and
Ben Levy as two Of the aldermen. Who
the other two will be is not generally
/ known.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
FIREMEN HAVE PANTHER CUB
MASCOT: FEED IT FROM BOTTLE

The members Of the Fl Paso Fire de-
partment. who are always strong TOT
nets. have secured a new mascot. X.
f. I,eGros, of the Central station. mas
presented that station with a three
weeks old male panther cub. The cubs
mother was shot in the Franklin range
cub back to the city and presented 1t
to Mr.. LeGros. The cub is too young
vet to be weaned, but the firemen do
not let it go hungry. They feed their
pet with a nursing bottle The cub APP
bears to be perfectly contented with
his surroundings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
Sheriff Takes His Son
To Face Murder Charge

Lansing, Mich, Dec 15.-"Its pretty
hard on a father to take his own son
back to prison to await trial for muir
der. but the law is there" declared
sheriff c. E. Eggers, Of Greenup, NJ
who left here Monday night with hlS
II wear old son Ernest who is wanted
in Kentucky to answer a charge u
murder. cav
Father and son appeared before gov gov
ernOr Ferris late Monday anu "Sii' "
hearing on extradition. 1,-oo,,,,r
Young Eggers is wanted IN OreS sllI
for an alleged part he took IN a NJ az az
in which a boy was killed. a Dro IN Il,
of Ernest was engaged IN IlS1 ~ w ~
story. Ernest came up and during tne
melee, fired a shot which psssg,e j.
through the body Of his proIh 55
opponent and killed boy stahulhe
nearby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
PREDICTS MINOR TRIBAL
CILaGI IN IrDnINElS |

washington, D. c, Dec. 15.-Brig. Gen
Mcintyre, chief of the bureau of in
sular affairs, testified before the SEN
ate Philippine committee today on the
bill for ultimate independence of the
islands, that the Moros and the island
ers in the north probably would CLASH
dLteL ~ ~ 4 N 80 - ~, .i,jo7
would be FESTIVE
Present limitation of land distribu-
tion to 40 acres to an individual and
$500 to a corporation, he said, was ham
pering development Of the beet sugar
industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
BABY BORN AFTER DEATH
OF MOTHER; SECOND ON RECORD

New York, Dec. 15.-By means Of
Caesarian operation requiring Is min
utes, a baby girl weighing seven
pounds was born in hospital here af-
ter the death of the mother. The lat
ter, a young woman, was walking with
her father when she collapsed in front
Of a hospital Despite the efforts of the
doctors, she died in 10 minutes as re-
suit Of dilatiOn Of the heart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

me regular classes have taken up
the Y. NJ c. A. floor to such an ex-
tent recently that IL has been necessary
to discontinue the boxing, wrestling
and fencing classes. However, a spe-
cial room has been fitted up in the
basement and these classes will be con-
tinued there. The room will also be
fitted ND with exercising apparatus,
which will be used daily by the bust
ness mems class
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
TEMPLE MAN APPOINTED
REGENT OF UNIVERSITY

Austin. Tex. Dec 15.-Dr. George S.
McReynOlds, Of Temple. has been ap-
pointed by governor COlquitt TO be a
member of the board OF regents of the
University of Texas, to fill the va
cancy caused by the recent resignation
Of Clarence Ousley, as a member of thar
board. The appointment was made
with the approval Of governor elect
Ferguson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

COAL, WOOD AND KINDLING.
Phone easy 8. Prompt deliveries our
speciality. 10 Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

Clean coal and full weights mean
fuel economy. R. c. Semple, successor
Southwestern Fuel Co, phone 531-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

Clean coal and full weights mean
fuel economy. r. c. SempIe' Su00eSs ~
S6uthwestern Fuel Co, phone 5S1.-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

Clean coal and full weights mean
fuel economy. r, c. Semple, successor
Southwestern Fuel Co., phone 531.AAdV,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

A choice Navajo Rug for your own
comfort at
Beach's Art Shop,
4O8 San Francisco St-Advertisement
Clean coal and full weights mean
fuel economy. r c. Semple, successor
Southwestern Fuel Co, phone 551.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15
! WILL MAKE THE RAGE" KELLY;
ADAMS AND LEVY As ALDERMEN

Mayor Tells Young Mems Democratic Club that There
Has Been No Boycotting of Merchants by the Ring
and that He Will Make Race For Mayor if HeIs
Askedto Do So; "Best Ever, Says Coldwel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-15

Mrs a. s. J. Eylar has been added %
the Fairgrounds committee as one Of
the representative of the Woman
club. She was active in establishing
playground at Gary, Ind, and will talk
TO the Woman's club Wednesday after
noon at the high school auditorium at
. o'clock
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
Geiuisauns hss Weeridaums

5ait bur4ipts beeegnst man in un.
fsren Gsosrapbisbiidern Der eia.utlif
unri6tigen Noti;, baB oerWesri9uum,
Der in Gorm bon gisarrenIpiben uHb
ionitisen iperibDoIIsn 2Ieiniaieiten bel
uns Diel IN ben 9anbel fommt, iein.
@ruben BEL Der Stabt 9ruiIa (RIetns
aiisn) babe. DAB bem aber niti 70 lit,
uno bab 9ruifa melt, iOsar Iebr ipeii
BON ben WlssrIdaumgruben entferni
III. III pisIIeiht nur bsnjenigen bssonnt,
osnsn es pergDnnt mar, ben Orient sli
bereiien nnb iuomOsli9 aud sinen 9es
iu6 BEL ben tlsinniiatii6en gruben
ieIbit au MAIDEN. Die ben reihen
grubeH nddfteelessniie Stapt iItgsti>
Gbtbir (qllt Siabi), Gin pIdb edit
oritntalifdsn Srsibens, nit elmer Be
polieruns BON eiipa 10000 Sselsn.
9ruiin bagegen, bos nit lsbtersrGtabt
enrd Giienbubn psrbunben III, fam
islbit NIT biefsr srIt na6 elmer Iabrt
Don 5tpei 5dgen Unit ueberno6ien In
llf6uD erreidt iDsrben, 70 bab man
ipobl taum BON ben meeriGaumgrubsn
Don 8riiia, ipobI aber BON benen Az
gsiisgbtbir, cher, ipsnn mir nod rids
tiger ben Srt Der Grubtn jelbit nennen
lpoIIsn. non ben gruben 3u GorisSub
iprehen lam.
lin Sari Gub 5u erreiGsn, mub
man ingstisgbebir, bas iibriasns ou9
bic Saupiperiitdtte Der anaioliTfxn
unb gagbabsgiis bat iibernd6s
ten. 9m anbtrn Worsen nimmt man
bdnn, am beiien Iriib Uioresns, ebe bic
gllihenbe Scnne ibrf beiben Strablen
bsrnisbsrisnbst, cine Drpihte pber sin
Reitpferb (teibss TT bort fir berbdlts
nibmGbis fpsnis gsIb 5u iebsr 3eft 5u
trbnIien), mitttIit ipel3er man bic
Gruber in eitua PA Stunbtn ers
reihen fam.
DieIs @rubsn, bt5tp. bic game, lie
iimgebenbs Gsssnb III gigentbum bss
SiItans, Der aus ibr cine Greiitdtle
fur WsrbreHtr gsind1t Bat. 60 bat
ii@ aus GasisGut stu Doyf bruusQss.