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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
POLITICAL NOTES

state Senator O. s. Marshall. Of New
Cumberland. was business caller in
the city yesterday. Senator Marshall
was optimistic regarding the outlook
Tor Republican victory IN the northern
part OF the panhandle. and declared that
Col Ben Rosenbloom. the Republican
candidate FOR state senator. T. exceed-
ingly popular In Hancock county. The
voters OF Hancock county also approve
81 the candidacy OF Senator George T.
White, for Congress. he SAID.
The Progressive rally planned for
saturday evening In Elm Grove has
been called or owing TO the inability OF
Harvey W. Harmer, candidate for con-
gress. 70 attend.
The flying squadron" & being reor-
Eanl1ed and may be expected 10 do ef-
tective work In behalf Of the Republican
ticket before the campaign Is over The
squadron IL composed OF we'll known To-
cal attorneys. who viii speak az meet
ings In various sections Of the city, max
ing trips In automobiles.
Charles o. Ephlin. Republican candi-
date Tor county commissioner. has
placed on the market lead pencils heaT-
ing his name and the offce for which
ne aspircs. They are good ones and all
write So f. Charley.
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GARY DINNERS
toontlnusa Frora First go

creed dealers into taking its products.
did not solicit or receive rebates from
railroads. and did not countenance
participation with independent manu-
facturers In pools Of any kind
Counsel for the defense spoke in
slowing terms Of the treatment &C.
corded the employees BY the corpora.
lion IN this respect. Mr. Ilndabury
raid. the Steel corporation led the
world Ions before the states began
20 place workmen's computation.
laws upon their statute books. the
Steel corporation had adopted n moth.
- Of compensation which. he 1aid.
haf become model Tor al the states.
No Artificial Prices
That the Steel corporation main.
tanned artificial prices a. charged By
the government was denied BY coun
eel Figures we're produced by .fr.
Llndabury 10 show that the trend 81
prices In the steel Industry has been
downward In disputina the govern
ments contention that the Steel cor.
poration was monopolistic In its ten.
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opportunity on THURSDAY newt 10 80 ~
the Court theatre Henry " savage
celebrated production 81 the draruasi !.
spectacle. "Everywoman" unotestion.
ably the largest and most favfsh ~
tofihl representation ~ a musical and
dramatic piece which has ever been arrf
on tour. "Everywoman" uartaEes 81
tut nature OF drama, opera and spec
tacic, but cannot De describcd hv the
Ordinary Classification - the thoatre
" hiie walter Browne, the author drew
nla Inspiration from the ancient moral
~ play. -Everymnn. this work in nd
way resembles the famous old aliefor 81.
Pr o. hrlFht. witty and abuunda boz whole
some philosophy. and deals with neouIe
and circumgiauccs n the present AL
no Charlctcrn arc ru labeled thar fhrrr
ie 90 doubt aa 90 the intent 81 each one
you ihe moment ~ BE hrHt appearsn-t
One hundred and nfty rrnrfe are rrn-
ri"fcd in The production There viii te
matinee
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ahdsr. viii leave Monday for. Pittsburgh
1. ". q. \. at that place
elr. and Mrs. Blaine Carroll who have
" spending several days ~ the guest
o. west Alexander friends. have return
Gu 20 their home AZ Knoxville
Miss faula Msseli has returned TO
ner home at Baltimore. after a seven,
James Feuston. OF Indianapoiis il
Sppsnolng several days with friends in
ne regular weekly meeting OF Pana-
ma Lodge shield of Honor was beld is'.
NSr,ihs AZ It's lodge room In Hands hall
me members or the TerpiN Club. OF
ne .iiy. enjoyed dance last evening,
Dorothy Miller. OF Glcnwood. suffer-
ing 81 school. 49,
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NEWS BRIEFS

MAY ATTEND MEETINo-Charles
kins. who is a director of the At
lantic division of the Red Cross work
in the United States. will probably at
tend the annual meeting of the local
chapter on October 20.
JEWS IN RUssIA"ZWin be the
subject OF an address to be delivered
by Rabbi Morris Lazeron at the Eoff
street Temple this evening. This will
he the next to the last sermon on
Jews and Judaism in Many Lands. A."
MUST vAccINATE-Railr en-
ployes OF the c. a. p. railroad. operat-
ing out Of Bellaire and who run
has smallpox epidemic. must be vac
einated according TO an Official order
that has just been issued
GRANT cHARTER-The West vir-
einia Sunday School Association Of
hcials granted charter yesterday 10
the Willing Workers secondary Bible
class of the United Brethren church,
AT Rinehart w. Va. The total num-
her of secondary Bible classes organ
lied TO date Is 2OS.
FIRE HOSE BEING DISTRIBUTED
Fifteen hundred feet of new hose.
ordered some time ago by the Board
OF Control. has been received and is
being distributed TO the various fire
houses that need 1t the worst. This
is the first shipment OF 1000 feet that
was ordered some time ago.
DlSOBEY MILK LAW - II is
claimed that there are several farm
crs peddling milk about the city with
out the necessary dairy license ana
the city health department is after
them. II II thought that the farmer
who is carrying milk without a license
is doing so from ignorance and hot
with desire to break any law
SCARLET FEVER CASES FEW
Diphtheria is at present giving local
physicians considerable trouble. al
though the number OF cases has not
become exceedingly dangerous. There
are several cases but a combined 81
fort Is being made to confine IL 10 the
narovest sphere. DIR. Etzler. health
commissioner. Is out OF the city and
City Bacterioligist John T. Marschner
- taking his pace.
TAKING CARE OF TEETH-The
school children OF Wheeling are TAX
ing great delight in caring for their
teeth since the pledge system was
inaugurated several weeks ago. The
children sign pledge TO clean their
teeth az regular intervals
SCHOOL NOT DIsMissED-w Wheel
ing schools will not be dismissed on
Friday. the day of the first session Of
tho Ohio Valley Round Table at Bel
laire. On Saturday. however. a mum.
Der are expected 20 attend.
REGULAR MEETINc-The regular
monthly meeting of directors Of the
Market Auditorium Company was neld
yesterday morning. Only routine bust
ness was transacted.
SPEAKS IN ToRoNTO-Walter r.
Hilton. editor Of the Majority. will de-
liver an address Saturday. at Toronto
o.. on Political Poverty"
CREDITORS TO MEET-w. d.
Becker. trustee In the bankruptcy mat
ter Of Kolodziejcyk and Cynkar. South
Side bakers. has fled a petition 70 sell
tho property of the bankrupt firm. ana
aotiOn will be taken In the matter BY
the creditors. ~ meeting to be held
November 2. before Referee Henry A..
Nolte
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CELLAR ROBBED
Burglars Enter Through Window Of
Cellar IN James Wright Resi-
dsnce m North Waruood

Entering the cellar Of Mr. JAIME,
Wright Of North Warwood. through
window. sometime "Wednesday night
burglars robbed the place of a quanti
~ Of jelly and other canned goods
Tho robbery was not discovered dntil
early Thursday morning. when Oniccr
n T. Poole was called He De- nov
trying 10 locate the parties. bur g.
having little success
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DINNER ENDS
CcOnsnu.d from FIRST Page,

Virginia. before debate Of the Storey
resolution was taken up. offered a
reolution resembling the 1912 resolu-
ton but setting forth that whereas
~ is important that full information
should be furnished to the executive
committee as 10 application for mem
bership. II was resolved that all ap-
plications for memberahip should
state the race and sex OF the appli-
cant and such other facts as the com
mittee should .equire The Tucker
resolution was adopted almost unanl-
mously. Mr. Storey Rrasped Nj
fuckers hand. and the entire audi
ence broke forth In applause
The Tucker resolution not only set
tied for the time being the negro
question. but empowered the execu-
tive COMMITTEES 10 pass upon the ad-
mission Of women. three OF whom
have applied for membership.
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AGAIN."
These little Stuarts Dyspepsia Tan
lets go into the stomach Just like
food. They mix their new and FRESH
digestive qualities with your worn
out juices in stomach and intestines
and thus enrich your body, stop gas,
irritation and after eating distress. -
The act OF taking a Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablet is pleasing one. You
eat II as you would an after dinner
mint" or a "bonbon." II at once mixes
with your food and digests that food
IL relieves the strain OF that meal. OF
course. and thus you experience a
joyful feeling from your food
soon your appetite will return. You
VIII find yourself eating the foods
you would dearly love TO eat. but are
AFRAID TO eat; and in very short time
your old digestive system wiz be re.
turned TO YOU. for on Nrdies yer,
quickly readjust themseiscs 10 nor.
mai conditions when we stop the trou.
ole mat makes them diseased.
TO TO your druggist. no matter
where you live. and buy a box OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. To anv
one wishing a free trial OF these tab
lets please address r. A. Stuart 90
100 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich. and
a small sample package will be mailed
free.
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MarriaEs Liesnse. I.,u.a.

Marriage licenses we're issued to the
following yesterday in the probate
Judges office:
William Jones. aged q. occupation
MN worker. OF Martins Ferry. and
Susan Edwards. age "a. also of Martins
ferry. Rev. l.. l.. Fisher pastor OF the
local ~. r church. performed the we'd
ding ceremony.
George Rine. age a. occupation farm
ing, Of fartins berry. and Lena Myers
aged 81. OF Armstrong; Mile. Rev
James Clark, OF Armstrong; Mills. viii
perform the ceremony. -
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Ella Elisa Elmer.

At the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elmer. near Triadelphia.
occurred the death last evening OF
Ella Elisa. their IL year old daughter.
The child had been in i'll health for
sometime but was not considered TO
be serious until the past few days,
Beside her parents she is survived
by the following brothers and sisters:
Anna, Hester. Wilson and John Elm
err. all at home. Late last evening
funeral arrangements were tncom-
plete. but will likely be held some
time Sunday.
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BRIDGEPORT RAID
Two Men Suspected Of Condurtfur
apeakeaey sought-Ons Arrested.
othsr Escaped.

Last niFht about 10 90 O'Clock ofirsrs
hpNley gud Massey. 90 urldgeport rata
90 The place formerly run ~ llit R~fr-
ler in bridgeport aud arrested one man
PSI The name ~ shorty Mack hnofhrr
man whom fne police had arrested ALONE
With MACK was too strong For the police
ana succeeded in getting awav. ana H.
Etil 90 large Tho men were auanrrfa.I
n running sncakeasY. and this led a.
the raid helms made on che place Mao
VIII in aIi probability De given y hFar.
lne to-day. a quantity % liquor Vas
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In order 10 be considered. however. all
mall orders must be actually in tha
nAii1s OF the committee before p. m
femaining viii be turned over TO the
tourt theatre and viii be placed On
sinkie sale az the box office Ncdne -da y
morning. OctoDer -. ~ this single
sale only tinckets for Madame Gadski's
recital on Friday evening. October 90
VIII Dc sold. and there Will be no sale
Scpt the single sale three days before
each concert, Telephone orders viii be
received by the Committee until Monday
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The sensible way a. 10
medlcate the air YOU
breathe with HyOmei
This treatment goes At
once 10 the sore and
contested m o M brana
lining the nose. and
throat and makes q
rapid and lasting end OF
distressing catarrh. and
similar ailments
Hyomei b. natures
true method Of treating
AT diseases affecting the
afr PASSAGES you
breathe o. The HyOmei
complete Outnt consists
Of a neat hard rubber
inhaler. easily carried In
the pocket. and q bottle
OF Hyomei This is u.s.
ually sufficient for the
ordinary case Chronic
and deep seated trouble
may require q little
more Of the liquid. 30
which case YOU can get
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wsbber obssquiss.

Funeral services over the remains or
the late George Weber. who passed
away Tuesday morning At the home OF
Dorsey Anderson At West Alexander
were held from the place Of death yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev j..
81 Pry. pastor OF the West Alexander ".
~ church oniciated. 1nterment was IN
West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23
Be A Pantry
Pirate Once More
BY Using stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
You Can Renew the Appetite
OF Your eoyaood Days.

Some OF you suffering men and wo-
men would just as soon think OF eat
ing pie. Jam and cookies as you would
OK sleeping with a pair OF Bengal IL
gers You're afraid Of your stomach.
III you iwll only try a Stuart's Dye
pepsia Tablet after each meal and at
bed time you will very soon overcome
this fear OF food.
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District Institute.

The teachers OF sand Hin district will
meet to-day at the Dallas schooi Tor
their annual district institute. The
morning session will be taken up prtnci-
pally in the discussion of different top
les relating TO the work OF the school.
while in the afternoon several promln-
ont speakers and educators will be on
haud to address the teachers and COM
incnt on the progress that lie being made
hy the county schools and give usetul
hints 10 the teachers OF the county
schools.
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one OF the best musical and literary
entertainments ever given tn the out
the pike district was that given last
evening at the First NJ. r church. Elm
Grove by the Schubert quintette OF
wheeling. The affair was given under
the auspices OF the church and was Tor
The purpose OF raising money for pay
rncnt on the recently installed organ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-23

tn eAtis pulfle Of Hyomei % n triHine
cost
liyomei d. sold BY drurelsts every
where. and e.. ID Griest a Co guar
anttes 10 return The money 10 any
customer who rays u did not give
satisfactlon. if-it cures the treat
ment BE- inexpensive. n you are not
benefited % costs absolutely nothing
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Rsalsx rr...f.r. r,l.a.

ST. cLArHsvILLE @. oct as.-Ths
ioHoWtns realty transfers were FLEE
yesterday In the recorders office:
Deed from Sarah Burkhead to Mollie
kirkwood township: consideration 81
Deed from Serah lee T. Mary Lee
tract OF land situated iu kirkood town
ship; consideration 81.
Deed from sara Lee to Mary Lectrsct
OF land situated la kirkwood township:
consideration 81.
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The Ladies OF division no. ?. OF the
Pastors AID Society OF the Stone church
are making preparations for the holding
of a parcel post sale in the basement
~ tho church on Friday evening. DC
tober 30.
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Mr. William Bitter and Miss Anna
Warden, two prominent young people OF
Edgwood we're united in marriage yes
terday morning. by the Rev. l.. ;. Gross.
recently appointed pastor OF the Buckley
n r. church Immediately following
the ceremony the young couple left Tor a
.hSrt honeymoon. after which they will
-cSide in EdgWoOd.
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ron BOARD or CONTROL
Louis r. Nolte Formally Announces
Candidacy Yesterday.

Louis r. Nolte. well known RepuhIl-
can OF the Eighth ward. yesterday form
ally announced his candidacy Tor the
BoHrd OF Control TO succeed Or I. NJ.
hence. Large cards announcing his can
didaey were posted about the city yes
terday.
MT: Nolte has been councilman from
the Eighth ward for a number OF years
ana al present - president OF the First
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Miss Alma Picrsol Of Reilaire H. n
guest az the home Of Miss Hazel Dixon
on the North Side this week.
Mrs. ~. y. Workman has returned
from q short visit with BeIiaire friends.
Mrs e. T. Weems and daughter. Miss
Hester Ann. have returned Co their
their home 81 SteuhenNiilc. ohio. after
spending few days with Mrs. Wecrn's
sister. Mrs. Frank Bryant. on Marietta
street
Miss Emma Pickering. ~ Woost. =.
ohio. who has been q visitor az ths
nome OF W O. sidwou. left yesterday
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DRUGLESS HEALING
The HyOmei Catarrh Remedy Is
Natures Own Method.

You would not take pill 10 heal a
burn. and no one should think Of try
ing to cure catarrh. or head colds by
dosing the stomach
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Members OF the Luther League OF the
-. James Chapel at Elm Grove viii give
a Halloween social this evening at the
church. The committee In charge has
completed arrangements for the affair
which promises TO be one OF the most
interesting held at the church during
the season.
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FREE FREE

Full Size fo-cent Cake olviio
Toilet Soap AZ your grocer or drug.
DIST. Cut coupon from advertisement
printed on Page Three. todays issue.
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with relatives
W. -. Sidwell. insurance agent of this
place, ~ spending the week In Indiana
on business
Miss Blanche Pollock. OF Fairroint
was the guest OF local relatives yester-
day.
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LAST DAYS ron srAsor rrorrrs

The sraron tickets Tor me Trirsraifv
club concerts wfI remain ON anfa ~
daI. tomorrow. Monday and Tueadav.
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zOnorsd nnas-se-Be.

Last evening az the home OF Airs. Asa
fsHcctt. In the Cast End. she and her
sister Miss faunfe FaWcett. entertain
ed the members OF the Entire Nous club
IN honor OF Miss Anna Gordon. who will
De the bride OF Mr. Dorian Willcrton. OF
High Ridge. In the early fall The az
fair was Ia the nature OF a misceilane-
Gus shower and the bride To be received
"a nubmcr OF useful and beautiful pres
ents. During the evening the chief past
times we're fancy work ana games UNI
ul late hour. when the hOstesscs
served an elegant course luncheon
This IL the first Of the inany affairs
to DC given in honor OF the coming we'd
dins and many pretty affairs are being
planned by girl fricnds.
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DIR. w. E. PAUL. Dentist. Rice Bldg.
Elm Grove. lVt
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Held Meeting on Steps of Court House.

Last evening Rev. W. W. Hail. who IL
conducting services In the tabernac lc
conducted meeting on the steps OF the
court mouse and very large crowd WHO
tabernacle attended this meeting The
choir OF so NOiccs furnished the meet
ing and sttcr this meeting large num-
Der followed the party TO the tabernacle
where Rev. Hall preached another OF
MS masterfui sermons 60 his regular
large audience last evening.
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WIN Hold Rhssoricals.

The second division OF the high school
VIII hold their rhetoricals this morning,
starting at s.lJ. owing To the fact thr 4
the teachers viii attend the second adj
Jouf ID session OF the teachers fnSti-
tute az Bellairc this afternoon fine
program has been arranged. and Is as
follows
Music. ohio Il Going Dry High school
original story. The Aerial Perform
err .... emo pctr,.t.
Recitation. Charge OF the Light
Brigade" Paris Jobnsfon
Essay. Give the Boys aud Girls a
Recitation. Little Blossom l;'D.er oOSs
Grafton. Despair" Kennon MeFaTisnd
Music. Song Of the LsaVes" High school
original story. "A Friend In Need"
...-.....- ......-.. Gladys Whittoclc
Debate Resolved. That success is
won more hy ability than influence
To affirm-Eobert stewart and Grace
Williams.
To deny-Clyde CLARK and susanna
Gummcree
Recitation. Getting My Algebra Les
Music. MY old Kentucky Home 80. -. "
Essay. The seven wonders o. the
World" ................R ov Fox
Grafton. noble Deedr' 49,. Martha Lee
ESSAY. Power OF Habit Harry Bradfo.d
Recitation. As Revealed Unto Him
49,. '.....- .-.-.--. Dorothy Pickering
Grafton. Means OF Transportation
-. ...-...-.-.. ...... Herbert Pierson
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

POSED by Miss Hough especially f
BY IDAH McGLoNE GIBSON
Copyright, 1914, by Irene Hough:)
AS one of the judges in the contest
of beautiful telephone girls, wonder
ed why kept going back to the pho
tograph of Miss Irene EsteHe Hough,
and after seeing her decided it was
her smile. -.
Of course, there were many other
smiling girls who sent in their, photo
graphs, but it seemed tonne that not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

one showed such a sympathetic and
bewildering smile as Miss Hough.
When saw her 1 found that it was
almost impossible to call frown to
her pretty brows or turn the up-tilted
corners of her mouth down.
- AS she was posing for her many
photographs at Essanay's 1 looked at
the charmingly penciled eyebrows,
the beautiful gray-green eyes, the
finely chiseled nose, the blond hair
and the Dresden china complexion
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Or. u. 9. efoos. eloite sen al
DIR. og @rs. Sobn Sfooe Goenif1
i Carer. @inn.. er Jig. -ane. j"
bleoen uoiet til 6oritanoer for
S1ge5uiet Ga 9atrie i 9aris, 5ranf.
rig. Ga gatrie er en- gnitalt Ter
RerpeiOage og ct al De fremmeite
/ fit Slags t 8eroen. Or. Sfoog
bar oaret Qrofesior oeo aanias'
l~lniueriitet - praftiieret iom Ger.
ae / aanlas i'm. San reiite til
6ranfrig for 6 @aaneoer iioen for
at aennemgaa ct aurius / BE.
6anoling al Rerpcipgoomme oeo
Ga 8otrie anitalten. Ia arigen
uobrso, falotes ale oaoerne til
6eIteu, og Or. sfoog bIeo iaa no.
let til at foreitaa npoute Spge5us
Or. Sfoog bar et Mars 5erie ira
llnioeritetet ! aanias.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30
Carl u. Bang
Sremont gaffer or oDo.

1irsoag Worgen ben s. Sept
loo 9uoifabet no oDer gp o. 2auo
Carl u. Bang er oeb. Oct fom
pluoieIig % albeles uOentet for De
fIeite al os, bog - for bans oIler.
nGrmeIte maaife life iaa belt liuen.
tet, oa QGeen bnpoe fmorialt Bang,
at efter al Sanoipnligbe0 Diloe bans
2ibs[ompe iluffes, iom man iluffer
ct Gps. Oct bar geitemmelicn, at
gomle Bang = iom Ri eerne falote
BAN, for at feline mellem BAN og
gsnnerne ifuloe meo Sniger.
isnnen Cars SEMEN til gpen ben
Moreen for at rnaofsre iis meo en-
2aee. Son fpiite fin 5rofoIt, flaote