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Evening journal., 1914-01-22
The Home Beauty Parlor
BY BETTY DEAN

jectonabie qualities Of soap or ordinary
shamp0os. This Is very economical and easy
TO use. Dries quickly and can be used with
the very least waste Of time.
Miss II. o.: Your skin trouble sounds
as II il were caused by your use OF ordi.
nary face powders They give an artificial
look-especiaiiy NJ one Is inclined ia b..
sailow or pnnplcd. The very thing for you
is spurmax-the best liquid lotion I know
about 10 Is economical because YOU mix
IL yourself at home. Get ounces spur
max cat any drugctorel and mia 90 with n.
pint hot water, add tcaspOoniuls rlycefine.
apply it 20 face. neck and arms. Tho effect
viii surprise you with its beauty and natur-
alncss. " wll cling as If part of your
skin, ana last during an entire evening 10
VII nrt only disguise coid sores. blen-
ishes. etc, but in time IL will relieve them
entirely
Lily Dale, For your hollow checks and
saLow. colorless skin, there is nothing bet
ter in the world than this greaseless com
plexion jelly which you can casi.y prepare
at home Get one ounce of ulmoxin pnt il
in a fruit jar. add half pint cold water
and two teaspoonfuls ycerine. Stir briskiy
and let stand over right The USE Of this
with careful massaging will improve skin
nutrition and give transparency and lowell.
ness 10 the complexion. IL is fine 20 cor
rect pinples
Isabel was glad to read of your On.
thusIasm about the canthrox shampoo and
gladly respond also 10 your request for this
old fashioned tonic prescription. Dissolve
one half cup scgar and one ounce kardene
in one-half pint coho; then add enough
boiling water 90 make a full quart. Take a
Tablespoonful before each meal. ] think
your sudden distaste for work is as YOU
say physical. and this tonic will bY purginn
the system Of impurities, restore your flag
ging energies and spirits. For a good com.
plexion beautiher see answer to Miss H. O.
Betty Deans Beauty Book. s.. (Adv)
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
DEFENDS THE
LICENSE COURT
Judge Johnson Says Criticisms
Are Made b. Persons Tn
familiar With Facts

MEDIA, Jan. 22-Judge Isaac John
son, in speaking Of the recent license
court, yesterday, said that both he and
Judge Broomall realized before any
action was taken that there would be
a great deal Of adverse criticism by
people vino are not conversant with
facts.
"The first question Judge Bromall
and ! considered was that of necessity,
and we found after all testimony was
in that violations of the law had not
been proven. One well known man OF
recognized intelligenc tod me-" Judge
Johnson said, that he was at a loss
to understand why the Court had
taken away the license of the old Rose
Tree Hotel, and granted the license to
Newtown Square. This man had
formed his conclusions without know
ing the facts When / showed him
that there is little OF no public need
for the Rose Tree Inn; no accommO-
dation for persons seeking lodging or
meals, or stabling for horses, he
changed his opinion.
Adverse Evidence Weak.
"On the other hand the Newtown
Square Hotel furnished thousands Of
meals and lodged hundreds during a
year. The evidence presented by the
No-License League on the question Of
selling to drunkards was very weak
They picked out four men, all of whom
are known by me- better even than
those who testified. None of these
men are common drunkards.
'The Court has also been criticised
for refusing the license for the Fern
wood Mansion in FeTnwOod. on ac-
count OF the financial loss to the pro-
prietor. We have the deepest sympa-
thy for the man, and regret his loss,
but this could not be taken into con-
sideration in passing upon his appli-
cation for license
Bihulous Gao Drivers
"Ihcre is no necessity for this hotel.
Furthermore, it has been great nui-
sanee. For nearly a year undcrtakcrs
have been complaining OF this nuisance
They charge for the cabs used at fimer.
ais by the time they are out Drivers
make practice OF stopping at the
Fernwood Mansion, and sometimes re-
nain for two or three hours. This time
is chargd up, uniustly, funeral direc
tors complain. to their customers. and
the latter complain bitterly The only
accommodation the public got at Fern
wood Mansion was drink"
Buttonw0od Hotel License.
r'.lherc is much criticism because Wa
granted "A license to the Buttonwood
Hotel in Darby" continued Judg,
@imson. iii there is real necessity
for amy hotel in Delaware county it is
IN Darby. Mes. but look at the evi
dence of violations of the law said one
man to me.
Il asked MIN if he was in court anc
heard that evidence. He admitted thai
hu had not lecn. Then informed hin
that the witnesses who gave direct eyi
dcnce against Mcclure and his hote
were nearly all criminals, and had beer
before judge Broomal or me time afte
time. The boy who said lac was ;
minor and procured drinks at the But
tonwuod and White Horse. was not
boy ut all. During the court the origi
nal register OF his birth was brough
Evening journal., 1914-01-22

Marie: Your shorisightedness and squint-
ing are probably caused by a weak and
overworked condition Of the eyes. do not
think your eye troubles are serious; they
can be relieved with the daily application
of two or thrse drops ut time Of this
simple tonic. Dissolve an ounce Of crystos
in pint OF water This win be a great
comfort as we'll as a beautifier and will pre-
vent that squirting which is apt TO make
crow sfeet and lines about the eyes. Take
my advice don't worry.
Hilda: There are many methods advo-
Gated for reducing the chin but after
all. there is nothing good as to keep
down the general flesh. And this does not
require any vigorous dieting or exercising
II you will take this simple remedy which
you can mix at home. Get four ounces Of
parnotis at the drugstore, and dissolve IL in
1 = pints water. Take tablespoonful
before meals II viii WORK magic with the
dreadful double chin aud You viii ey-
pcrience no bad Effects High collars should
be worn as little possible. They increase
the tendency tp habby throat.
Miss L. c.: Here is hair tonic which
you can prepare at home at small expense
and which is genuine hair grower
of the best and simplest kind Be sure to
keep YOU scalp clean by frequent sham
pooing with Canthrox and then rub into
your scglp this tonic, made by dssolving
an ounce Of quinzoin in a half pint of alco-
hol and adding one-half pint cold water. For
all scalp troubles and badly nOurished hair
this is an unequaled remedy
Olive never recommend a hair dye
but unless ] am much mistaken about your
age. You should not have troub with faded
or gray hair for a long while yet The best
way in the world to stop your hair tr0u-
bes to wash with canthrox occasionally
Use a teaspoonful in a cup Of hot water
10 is the best thing ] know OF 70 remove
dandruh and prevent brittleness split hairs.
and tho irritation caused bv cxcpSe oil II
cleanses thoroughly and has mono Of the OBJ.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
CHILD BURNED IN
FATHERS FORGE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del. Jan. 22-Whilo
playing about her fathers blacksmith
shop at Houston, Helen Greenley,
daughter OF Harry Greeuley, fell into
the forge. Her clothing caught fire
and she was slightly burned. But
for the prompt action Of Mr.. Doyle,
an employe at the shop, the little
girl would probably been burned to
death. Seeing her clothes in names,
he picked her up and put her in a
barrel OF water used for cooling hot
iron. in this manner extinguishing the
flames.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
DIR. }. II. DAsHIELL DEAD.
He Was Methodist Minister For
Nearly Half Century.


ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan. 22.-The
Rev. DR.. John H. Dashiell, retired. 92
years old, for over 40 years min
lister in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, died suddenly yesterday az
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John
ireland, with whom he had made his
home for number of years.
Dr.. Dashiell had been in feeble
health for several years. but his
death was unexpected. lie was up
and abuot as usual yesterday. The fatal
stroke came about an hour after he
had eaten his dinner. He expired IN
the arms of his son-in-law, Grafton ID.
Ridout.
He was a native of Salisbury, Md.
He was born October III. 1921. He
graduated from Dickinson College. of
Carlisle. Pa. in the early forties. His
death leaves but one surviving mem
Der OF his class Bishop Bowman, of
Orange, n. j., who is two years the
senior of DR.. Dashiell
DR. Dashiell had jeen a widower
for many years. His wife was Miss
Emily Irving. a sister Of Judge lrv-
ing, of Salisbury. He was st one
time pastor OF First Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church here. He also filled
other charges in Maryland and Wash
ington. He retired from the min.
istry % years ago.
Surviving are seven children vii
liam H. Dashiell. school examiner FOR
Somerset county and editor of tn,
Princess Anne Herald; Mrs. JOIN
ireland Mrs. Louis $. Clayton ans
Mrs. Grafton D. Ridout. Of Annapolis
Mrs. Joseph Burch. Mrs. George NJ
Myers and Miss Annie Dashiell. o
Washington
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed. but burial viii
be in the family lot in London Parl
Cemetery. Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
TROLLEYs ARE DELAYED.

Workmen employed at Pullman S
and other establishments beyond
Eleventh street bridge, had to walk
from the bridge TO their work yester-
day morning, when a broken wire on
the east end of the bridge caused the
trolley cars to be tied up at the
bridge. Six more cars had to stop
and the tie-up lasted from $50 to Z
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
M q al MANrs A ANN.

Owing to the fact that the Lewes
High School basketball team has can
cellod the game with the Wilmington
Conference Academy team for next
Friday night, January 80, the acad-
emy team Is without a game for that
date. The management would like
to arrange a game for that date. to be
played on their own moor. with a rea-
sonable guarantee. Address Daniel
Willis. manager. Wilmington Confer
ence Academy. Dover. Del.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22

in and shown 20 Judge Broomall and
me, and il showed that he was more
than 2l years of age. We directed the
No-Liccnse League attorneys not 10 put
this hoy again ON the witness stand
and they did not. This boy is now in
jail. charged with larceny"
John J. Evans. applicant for the
Edgmont Hotel, Chester. obtained a H.
ceuse yesterday. The license for the
Msplewood Hotel. Lenni, is stin held
under advisement
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
Hair coming out? If dry, thin. fade'
bring ba its color and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an applica-
zion of Danderine You can.e- find a
single trace of lndruii or falling hair
and your scalp viii net itch, but what
will please YOU most viii be after "A
.ew weeks use, when you see new hair,
ine and downy at irst-yes but really
new growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou
ales the beauty of your hair No differ
ence how dull. faded, brittle and scrag
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
SMOKER AT ST ELIzABETH's.

The smoker which viii be given BY
Division No. II. A. o. H., tomorrow
evening. viii be held at st. EIizabcth's
Church instead Of in st. AIMS Church as
was stated in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL yesterday by mistake The Rev.
William Temple will address the mem
bers.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
ELECTRIC SIGNALS
TO CHAUFFEUR.

The Haddock-Nixon Taxi Company
OF this city, has Installed electric
signal devices in their taxi-cabs. BY
the use Of this device the passenger,
by merely pressing a button may con-
vey to the driver OF the car when he
wants to turn 10 the right or left or
stop
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
nIsuOp Maiden mn.

John NJ. Walden. OF Cincinnati.
bishop IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church. IS critically i'll at Daytona,
ma. Bishop Walden is SS years old
lie presided over .he Wilmington
Conference in Chestertown in 1897.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
no sINc AT NT. PAUL's CHURCH.

Frank Wright Grubb, leader OF
Richardson Park NJ. E Church choir,
who has started out as a leader of re-
vival singing. and Edward Green
haulzle. Will sing at the song service
In ST. Paul's NJ. r. Church tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
rInr nAMAGE SLIGHT.

The Liberty Fire Company re-
sponded to a still alarm OF fire nt
the house. No. e14 Claymont street
about 1890 o'clock last night. The
damage WAS slight
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
on rIMERs LOSE ouT.

In game marked by rough playing
ON the part OF The \ West End boys.
who used their weight and height TO ad'
vantage. the fnst.travelng West End
quintet defeated their old rivals last
night bv the score of Al 90 is. The pace
set by West End was entirely too fast
for tle Ola timers and from the start
OF The second half they played rings
around their opponents.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22

Field goals Hampton g, AleGuigan 81
Donnenv 5. y. Myers ,. W. Myers, War
burton &. j. Stewart 3, g. stewart 2.
Foul goals Donnelly. Referee Elliott
and H. Stewart fine OF halyes-2o
minutes.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
plckNick

Goals from field. Lemon 9, Moyle
T. Kirk 3, Jester /. Goals from fouls.
Dawson 2. Moyle 3. Referee. Mckay
Time OF halves. 20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
WI. vERNON SECONDS WIN.

Mt. Vernon seconds defeated the
Wilson Line last evening by the score
of 10 TO 1. The feature Of the game
was the all around playing of Bu-
chanan The lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. William Green, Of Oxford, Pa.
is the guest Of her sisters, Mrs
Charles Justinson and Mrs. James L
Dickinson, here.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
M0HAMK MINS.

Mohawk A. c. defeated the Pick
wick FIVE of New Castle on the Ar
mory floor last night by the score OF
10 to s. The lineup:
ptot~,tt.l-
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
rHIs Mill I--EREST NOTIFIES.

Mother Grsy's Sweet Powders for Chill
drcn. Certain relief for Fevcrishness. Head
ache Bad stomach. reething Disorders, move
and regulate the Bowels aud destroy Worms.
They break up Colds ia "a hours. They are
10 pleasant 10 the taste Children like them.
Over 10000 testimonials. Csod by Mothers
for "a years They never fan sold by AZ
Druggists csc sample mailed fkLE. Ad.
dress Alien s. Olmsied lie Roy, n. \.
Evening journal., 1914-01-22
WOmen's 81 Waists, 79c

Most all sizes in Women Waists,
every dollar waist in this store in
cluded; we haven't every size, but
what there is goes in at. ...... .19c
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9ladl salmaae Re6r., riihrt iidl.

&err Bn. SorIhnann BEL Sol.
mage, glebr., lpobnbaft, itattete ntts
beute ouf Der 9urdreiie ttod) Giib.
8ofota begriffen, einett ongenebmen
9elu9 ob. Gr tbetIte uns init, bob
ndditen Sanit1g Inn 5 llbr geob.
mittags in Dem Spernboits Su SoL.
mage eine beutid)e MaIfenberIantnt.
lung itattfinoen niro, Inn Sntlnls
Ilfnget fir Gle ariegsrotbIei0enoen
in 8eutidlalb uto 0eiterreif-ltiis
gdrn an8tt6obnen. glIs 9febner firO
Gen. Stobe ltnb Serr ssobn Wiattes
ir. geipou 'en tporOen. Seoer 9elit.
ihe aus .,ner llfugegenO lit einge-
laben. Der GeriamnIittg bei5ufpob.
men. Gin aonlite beitebeto mis ben
@erren 5rit gosfine, Hep. Dcdfn.
ger unb @eo. Sagcipr bdt Iih be.
reits gebiloet. nm Die GnHe III
5dpung 5lt bringett.
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b. 6anpturrIammlnng ofs Staats-
lDabanOes llebraska iu Columbus!
Die intreGdnten Ja6res6eri6te Der Bedmten
jeigen ertrel(6en 5Ort(6ritt auf
allen ar6eits- -ge6ieten.
Gin itarfer seInA aus alien zbeiIen Oes etaatss.

nurbe bon 8rdiibent gdI. S. &eter
eroffnet, morauf bic DeIeaaten bon
Serrn Carl 9foboe, Boriiber 0es
Srtsoer6onoes Columbus, uno nont
giirgermeilter Der Staot, Winr
Aobt0leitner, in ber3liden @orten
pillfommen gebeiBen iplroeH. Gben,
10 ber5lih ertDioerte gorifker 4e-
ter. Gin aontite fir Ytnuonte ipur-
be oonit ernonnt lnro tD1breflo es
feline glr6eit nusiiibrte, fnnen bic
ausfilbrliden syabresberihte Der Be-
aniten 3ilr 8erIeiimg, Die iiber5ell.
geno onrIegten 6oB Der StantsDer.
bano altd) I'M berfIoiIenen Sabre
init 3ieIbeipuBtiein ut0 Grfolg ge.
arbeitet bot.
(2icie geritte finoen bic 2eier
aui Seite 5 i'm 8ortIalit ltt0 ioIl-
ten iie bon alien 0eutifen griillO-
lid ourdgeieben tperoen)
9eltte glbeno finbet Elm gnnfett
81 gbrert Der 3elegaten itntt, NOR.
8ormittag lit Sdlub Der @eiddfts-
neriamnlhlng un0 murgen gtabntit.
tag miro cine groBe Maiienberionun.
hung itattfiilben Inn Shritte Su
tbun 3ur 50roerling Der Inter.
ItiiBlntg Der oeutiten Rrtegsnotb.
leioenoen. 8ie S0alid1e Gntdbn
Gribiine tuiinIdt Der gerinnlnrlrns
ben groBten grfolg.
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ben, oos 3ielen 5u erihtperett. gLuBer
Der ianpaniihen 6Lotte nebnten nod
britiid)e, fransoiiide II. ruiiiide Shif-
fe an Der 9eihiebung Ebeil. Die
5eitung pertbeioigt iih nader.
Made lit 6as Mntih.
GaB Sapan pier3ebn Sabre lang
RohepIdne gegen 9eltifIdrlb gtbrii.
tet bat, neil O1IieIbe tim nod
IShluB bes diueiiihe1 4rieges i'm
8erein nit 6rnnfreid iitto RuBIano
Die 2iootrng-9oIbinieI 1tfto Sort
4rtbur tpieoer abnabnt tpiro offen
8llgegeben. Cine tpeitere sSoIge mag
ser ger[auf oes 4rieges tros Der
8eriiderltngen Der beioen aniierten
3eitigen: tt1nilid Die QanOung iapa.
niiher 3rllppen arf eiiropdii1enl
8oben ur1ter ir9eno einenl 8prip1no,
pie i'm eiite 9luslegltng oeS 1902
geihloiienen 9efeuiib 8iinontiies
red)tfertigen mag.
3ie befartlte 8arnttng BEG R1is
iers gegen Die eeIbe @efnbr uno
,&6lfer guropa's, mnbrt cure beis
ligIten @iiterl" bat Die Sopdner ara
peridnltpft.
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Q5pe5iaIbrriht Der Edoliden 0ma.
ia Sribiine.)


Columbus, 25. glug. - Die
finite idbrlite Sallptperinmulllng
oes Sta1tSperbnnnes gfebrasta MIR
be heute 9tadmittdg in Der fit Die.
len 3lued ld0n oeforirteu Rdn'
nerhorsSalle uiter giinitigeu I'm.
itdnoen er0ifnet. 9luS olet 5hel.
len 0es Staotes tporen Gelegatell
eridlienen, mas seigt, ooB infer
gsebrasfa Geltihtblrm bcn 9citre'
bungen Oe9 StaatsoerbaBoes EN- 8ll-
ncbmenoeS SSntereiie egttoegelbringt
9totiirlifJ itnuo aud oipie Ser.
ialnmlung unter benz @iuoriife bes
geltfrieqes. Seoem 3elcgaten lulo
ieoer 0elegatin - cine gtnjabl iol.
der lit aus Omaha erihieuen =
tam man pom @eiiht Die ernlte
Stinmumg abiebeit. glae limo be-
aeiItert fir oas aIte 8aterlanO tno
hoffen anf Ieinen Eriltmpb iiber let'
ne sSeinoe. Sic Ronnention miro
Iid, aud init Dem llnteritiitungs-
merf Der aricgsnotbleiOenoen be-
faiien.
Der 8oritano hat Dor Gt0finlng
Der @ollptperianrmlung cine 5ibung
dbqebalten unO cine gln3abl Seihat'
tie BON 8ihtigfeit erIeoigt.
Die 6auptperiaulmllng ielbit
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gnaetin.

Bulletin.
Berlin, 25. Ansnft. = (5rn6tlos
uOn Nnnsn, 9entidllnnb, iiber 5nB.
bile I. g., an bic gliiueiirte 4rri.
ie.) Giner bier brntc erfpletrn off.
sieLlen slnfiiuSsnng senldfl 1T bic
btlaiidDe StaOt glamnr nnb fiinf
forts, iueldle bic Stn6t umgebrn, in
bentihcn bdnocn. 9as 9ombarOr-
inent ami bic bisr anorren Surts
luirb fOrtseiebt, nnS balo luerOen
audi oieie gefaIlen iein.
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Sm sdjatitn Sss rOOss.
3rr FOb brS aaiifrs drnni loirp6
ltiinolidD trluartrt.

2onoon. Is. glug. Cine SO.
penbaaen 0epride mter'ut "a. glit-
quit un Die erdange telegraph 60.
ia9t: Der 9aitano oes aaiiers
bran5 sSoiepb bon Geiterreidj bat
iid bcoeuteno berihliimert. Sein
Too miro itiiuoIit ertpartet.
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gserbiinOete aridlaaen.

NeA~Ah"NtI btlWlubNHs
Eoris, 25. 2llg. - 8os frans0.
fiife ariegsamt bat geitern 9(beno
foIaenoe 9lnfiinoiauna erlaiien:
Die fSran3oien unO Gual1n0er ia.
ben iih nadj einem miBlunqeuen
glnariff infoIige neutrality-suspicious.
Sdtpieriefeiten in befeitigte Stel.
Inneen 5uriidgr5ogen.
a8eItIid3 bon Der Wlnas maflten
bic 1eutihen einen gfugriff dnf mi.
ieren linfen ans ben caaliideu
Corps heitehenben sSliigel. Die gng.
I ld1f0er funlten NIT groBer 8rapour.
Die drnr3oien ergriifen nit Sluei
Grineecorps oic 0fienIibe. Sine
pts Eirfos unO 3uonen beite6enoe
Brigade grill NIT grobcn llngeitilm
nn urto gerietb in ein peroerblidcs
Geiier, ober Die 1ruppen bielten
5tditb. bis Die @oroe gum gln9riff
iibergng uno bic 9urfos unS 9in.
ben altriidip1rf. geioe Seiten crlit.
tgt fiirhtbare 8erIitite.
sliniere Erltppen orungen oitIid
bon Der Wiaas Dor lutS baften Elm
idIpieriges @eI0n0e 3u beiuQItiaen.
Sie beriliohtcn aber Dem oer0erbli.
den lener Der 6eiuoe niht Stano
III bnIten uno muBtcn iid, 3uriid3ie-
ben. ShIieBlid hben iie iid gc.
SiDiltlgeil, nlf Der gan3en 2inie 51-
riidsuaeben lm6 ouf bic 3neite Scr
tbeiOignngslinie suriifjuiaQen. Die
iSruiiaoien uno gugl1n0er peroett
aus bpfeItigten Stelunaen fdntpfen,
big iih ibnen geIegenbeit bictet,
iuieoer sur Gffeniipe itberpgcben.
CTa3li iueroeu iie no6l feii.e @eIe.
genhcit befonmen.) llniere 8erlll.
lie IiuD ihiper, bic Delltiheu ober
hnben nod piel n1ebr berloreu. (Jta,
Oas lit bod bonn fran31iiiden
5tnnopunft aus betrodtet gan8
ieIbItUerit1nolih.) Bier 0tal baben
mir aeiiern nor0lih non RoncD on.
geartifen nuo ben 5einoen ihmere
@erIniie beige6rnht.
gaamnr sefallen.
goil0on, %. Mug, Ias bieiigc
Nrpbbnrean nicloet, Dab ole i5eitinig
gtanlur gefaaen iii. GberItlentnant
gliiager Bollod, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
bent Der Iailn GrpreB, Ipridt iih
iber bic ginnnbme Der lmgen0bn.
Iia itarfsu ,seititng folgenoerniaBen
oiis Ser fait obne 8ioeritano
criOIgte 5na Nannr's lit ltnbegreif.
Iidl. llneleifl 2iittid, bate Oieie
iSrIhug pollduf @eIegenbeit, iid, onfI
eine geIogeing bor5ubereiten. obcr
heltuoh itiir3ten Die Sorts ipie Stor-
terbdiiier 5itfaninerl (sSa, gegen
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