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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
GERMANY TO STAKE
STRENGTH OF NATION IN WAR
AGAINST ALLIES

London, Sept. GA German official
statement received tonight by the
Marconi Wireless Company from Der.
lin says: fnb
"The North German Gazette denies
the statement of Sir Edward Grey,
Made In public and before the house
OF commons, that the German official
report dealing with the exchange OF
kilograms between England and Ger.
many prior to the outbreak of the
war omitted an important telegram.
"A conference OF members of the
reichstag was held today In order to
demonstrate that the representatives
who are entitled to speak on behalf
Of the entire population are prepared
stake the whole strength OF the
nation In the present conflict. The
meeting advised the secretary of the
admiralty that 1t would approve all
measures which the admiralty deem
cd 1t desirable to adopt. 1t also ex-
pressed its readiness to guarantee the
necessary sums required for the re,
placement of lost ships, and the i'm
mediate execution of all the meas
ures adopted in 1912. 1t is also un.
derstood to guarantee the immediate
construction of substitute ships for
1915.
1T is reported that the French
have evacuated Rouen.
The protest against the transport
OF German sailors through Bulgaria
has given rise to much III feeling, ac-
cording to a Sofia report"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
SUCC0MBS AtitK
/ LONG ILLNESS
Wife OF w. j. Hin viii Be Buried
IN Richmond Today. Was Mother i,
OF Two Children

d
Mrs. Mary e. Hill, wife OF w. j..
Fiilrcf the Sixth ward of Logan City
who died Friday after lingering Ill
ness of thirteen years, will be buried
~ Richmond today, after funeral SER
slres which are to be held in the
nichmond tabernacle at 2 p. m.
Mrs. I'LL has been h sufferer of
stomach trouble for years. During the
past few years there has not been a
fall pass but that she has been CIV
en- much pain ANA illness. In July
she went to the canyon and 1t seems
she contracted cold which brought
on the trouble which caused her
death.
She Is survived by two children
and her husband, and many relatives
In Richmond. Mrs. Hill was the
daughter of H. r. Egan Of Richmond
and was 43 years of age. During the
Ave years the Hill family have lived
In Logan they have made many
friends. whose sympathy goes out to
the bereaved husband and children.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
RED CROSS STEAMER
WILL SAIL TOMORROW

New York, Sept. 6.--The steamer
Red Cross, with its complement of
doctors and nurses who are going to
European battlefields. was In readi-
ness tonight to sail tomorrow as had
been announced, but 1t was decided
not to send the ship to sea until Tues
day morning. The American Red
Cross was anxious that the vessel
should be seen by as many persona
as possible before her departure and
so the sailing date was changed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
Famous London Church.

The Church Of st. Olaves. In Hart
street, London. Is one Of the eight
that escaped the great fire Of 1866. as
we'll as one Of the most ancient Of
London. 1t is small building with
tower that is surmounted by vane
in the form Of crown. which is said
to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's
visit in 1854 to give thanks for her
release from Imprisonment in the
Tower OF London. and made present
OF silken ropes for the bells. One OF
the most interesting associations Is
the fact Of its being the burial place
OF the great diarist. Samuel Pepys.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
Strange Extravao anee.

A witticism OF James Hazen Hyde's
is going the rounds Of Paillard's, the
Ritz. Armenonville, and, other fash
ionable resorts of Paris.
A rich young Englishman. George
Mitchell, paid. as everybody knows. q
large sum for the privilege of being
knocked out by Carpenter, the French
champion. ,.NI
Mr.. HAGEN Hyde, who. attended the
combat, said, as the battered Briton
took the count: ItAt1t
Here's a fine young fellow comes
to Paris and pays $4,000 to have his
face smashed by a boxer. when. for
hundredth part Of the money. he could
have It kissed by the prettiest girl at
Maxim's." ,sttNI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
REPORT BUMPER
CROPS IN NORTH
END OF VALLEY
CONTINUED from page one)
cellent time.

cellent time.
Wednesday the Ladies Literary Art
club had misfit ball In the Rex
theater hall. Watermelons and can
taloupes were served. The evening
was spent in games and dancing.
Those who enjoyed the entertainment
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Bernhisel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Bertrand Pond, Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Orchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Coley, Pr. and Mrs. William Stocks,
Mr.. and Mrs George villet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Gustaveson, Misses Sar-
all Baker, Hazel Pratt, Carrie Hogard,
Beatrice Summerhays, Mr.. Earl Lea.
witt and Mr.. Leland Poulson.
Mrs. Davis of Clifton, Idaho, is
visiting with her mother Mrs. vii.
liam Bybee.
Mrs, Brigham Pond and Mrs.
John Bernhisel spent Saturday in Lo
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denis INITIAL left
Friday for Brigham where they will
stay for a few days.
Miss Donna Elwood returned home
Wednesday after few days visit at
Ogden.
Thursday and Friday night the
Frederick Moore and Company play
ed Edith's Burglar and, A Christmas
Burglar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoffman
spent few days in Logan last Aeek
Mr.. Hoffman is the contractor OF Mr..
j. M. Anderson's new home.
The Primary officers will give the
Primary children a dance on Labor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elwood, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Wiser, motored to Logan on
Sunday.
The Misses Rozella Coley. Lucilla
Coley, Grace Chost. Blanch Stephen
son, Mr.. Lloyd Hogan. Orland Poul-
son. Elmer Choat, and Leland Poul-
son, spent Sunday in the canyon.
Mrs. JEFF Stohl and Miss Fora
Bright left Saturday for two weeks
stay in Idaho.
THAT big fnancier boaAs that he
can take every mans measure"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
Rata At School.

The managers Of the, West Hill In
FAINT schools at EPSON England. are
wrestling. but 30 far N vain. with =
colony Of rats. Ratestchers have
spent nights In the building wagins
war upon them. but they are still nu-
merous. According 70 the schoolmis-
tress. they peer out Of the holes Ill
round the room when the plano 10
played. and then come out and scam.
per about until the music stops. The
children have grown 90 used to them
that their appearance does not worry
them. 10y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
TRAINED BEARS
ATLYR|C THEATRE

Yesterday afternoon the Lyric the
ater was packed almost to capacity
with children to see Little Marie and
her Seven Trained Bears.
Today at 1880 there will be another
matinee presenting the trained bears
and Willis & Willis. the elastic &C.
robats with an entire change Of pic
lures.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

Russian official announcements de-
scribed strong offensive movement
against the Austrians on September
4. The Firty-fifth Austrian regiment
Of infantry surrendered 1900 men be.
ing taken. German troops, marching
to the aid of the Austrians were at
tackled, but the result of these oper-
atoms have not been maze known.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
The German Breichstag represented

The German Breichstag represented
by members of all parties has prom.
Used its full support to whatever
measure the minister of marine
deems necessary. Appropriations will
be made for the replacement of the
ships which have been lost and to
carry out the program of construc'
ton already arranged
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
Festive Sire.

Young Mr.. Todiles seems very
grave and thoughtful for his time Of
life."
Yes. He says that when ones IA
Their tangces In the open air one has
to do something to help maintain the
family dignity"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

From Berlin, by way Of Amsterdam
comes the report that the Germans
are attacking the forts at Nancy AMI
that Emperor William and the gen.
al staff are watching the operations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
CIImblnu.

you folk are being taken up by so
ciety, aren't your" nM
well. we don't believe In Dragging.
but we know three ladies who smoke
cigarettes. =. Newark News.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

A bombardment has begun of the
Notifications at Cattaro. an Austria
Hungarian seaport, by the French
feet and advices from Cettinie cred
It the Montenegro troops with the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
defeat Of the Austrians at Boljanits
in Herzegovina. ~ :

France is calling out the 1915 re.
cruits. and in this way will add $50,
900 men to her forces by September
80. h
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08
LATE WAR NEWS

The town Of Maubeuge, where 1t Is
reported British troops are assisting
the French garrison, is said to be
still resisting the German assault.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

A British steamer of the WilsAn
line. with 600 passengers aboard has
foundered in the North sea after
striking mine. Most Of those Oh
board were saved.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

THAT big fnancier boaAs that he
can take every mans measure"
THAT is because he began life as
tailor's assistant" = Baltimore
American.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

Berlin reports that 5000 British
prisoners. have reached Doberitz.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
SUBSTITUTES FOR WAR


me ''' William j'inos. meiaphyucan. hu
m fnrH and praRmaisl once wrote - striking ~.
.ay on lh, moral couiy,I.ui of ga, a, .lo,y,I
I,., ,,,,,l, ,,,Il T..
.lJ...l. ''''' '''' P''.
'' ''''''P endurance. p'''ne' sell
''''l '""""". 'Irusm and 10 give opportunity
'"' ''' exercise oi The nobl'r virtues generally IN
'''''"R courage ana CALAMITY Now that great
wal '' raging TIE question oi moral equivalents OF
P} ,'"l ''nih'l' almost imposes itself tor revival
I'' u' hunk OF The position OF HE average
'''" OF "'n'n-'h"' Is 10 - the millions of
''"'i' 90 held factory mill shop and mine What
are 'hr iarH oi hic' Have we so far succeeded
h'n''hlnR wont aud misery 90 insuuns steady
ana i'mnncrauVe employment 20 preventing ac.
'''n" and d""ase. n dhussug comfort and
prosperity 90 Establishing order and good govern
"'nl mot any modern society H 90 danger Of dc
''a'n'e because oi 'n ovcmbundancc OF wealth
ana leisure
While so'Irly has too many po5a,Itcs-cspco
ally 90 public lite the average person has 20
"''h 'sy hard 10 cam living and support has
family n d"'"n0} Tie has need OF s-ltdenial
ana patience % hc is q" make even slight provision
."' "'' 'fr OF disability And o. there man who
has mo- relatives. friends neighbour, who con
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

places We have felt pity tina, forces potent
with life should welter IN decay and death But
what We see ~ the material world IS really only a
reelection Of the things that occur continually N
the realm oi the mind and heart--thc particular
waste place. oi the spirit
he world is ful Of people who are only half
living up 10 their poteniialtcs foil Of trivial or
lazy OF discouraged persons who are responsible
for waste places Of lfe reese should claim our
attention and warn us OF the dangers from this
sort Of decay and death For everybody who al.
lows such deterioration Is deracling from the vital
and ~hoesomc health and beauty that ough, to
exist
Narrow bitterness aud jealousy may also con
tribute their share 10 the negative. stagnaiing .n
iucnccs in thc world Constant yvaichiulnc,s ~
the pucc wc have 20 pay for keeping the moral
and intellectual Ups clcanscd Of poison and
lI'h hIso on alert scuuuvcncss To- the best oil
h'" There are 90 many kinds Of waste places
ihtl arr iu.i Of tragic significance and portcn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

brol matters between Us. but for
tuuately they have not succeeded
Yet. Notwithstanding the Ger
man Emperor sought 20 make II APP
pear that he had In no degree in
cliued 10 the proposal 10 make war
on France. N De Blowitz goes on to
show that IL was only the most en-
phatIc remOn-trances Of Russia.
coupled with the threat 10 come 10
the side OF France that constrained
Germany 20 abandon the enterprise.
81 de- Blowitz relates that immod-
lately the conspiracy had been cX-
posed France began negotiations
at So Petersburg 10 enlist the inter
leuti0U 0t Russia The outcome Of
these negotiations utterly refutes
rho notion that has become popular
that the alliance between Russia
and France is an unnatural one. for
as VI DE- Biovitz relates the matter.
u Nas 0us the pereWptorv rter-
s.utllu D' Russia Zoo 1875 that say
ed France from an attack before
u.I.h u must have suocumbed NJ
de- B.aeitf resumes the narrative
N quoting tne French Ambis ,ador
at -f Petersburg Th, French Am
ba.sad0r had made several unsuc-
.,...lI effort. lo obtain an audience
with the Russian Emperor and his
MIur,- bad OcC3siOned the fear
that psr.ap. Russia mai a complete
understanding with Germany But
finally. as the result OF an especial
y urgent appeal 20 the Russian
minister of Foreign Affairs. the de-
sired audience was granted To
quote N dp BoWitzs report OF the
French Amba -ldors words
"Ny words evidently had their
effect tor on that very evening I
RH. tu'H thar fbg Emperor would r..
ce.tp mo ou tbD following day was
Their, or tho appointed hour The En-
pcrOr although amilhiD was cool
90 bis manner Even before had
begun tc speak of my mission he
said 10 me. a. if ochoing Prince
GOrirhaf lff words. know
what bring you here. but hope
that your fears are exaggerated
People 90 Berlin are certainly start
led al your extraordinary activity.
but that doesn't mean that they are
thinking of attacking YOU
This language frightened me
The Car bad spoken in such %
tone of evident urmucss that 30
seemed as though nothing could
change bis opinion felt That II
was the expression of an irrcyor-
able .or. zone conclusion in favor
of Germany. and that any words
of mine would be- taken only a. %
u.umuy against the country hon
or. Bu' 7 could not hesitate. I
placed before him the communicG-
lions shown 90 me by Marshal Mac
Mahon. The reports ~ the military
attaches and the Foreign ministers,
gad without comment ! merely beg
rod him no look them through llr
did so with some attention and his
lace betrayed emotion
- then began 10 speak admit
ted to him that France was weak,
10 WAS true but just then IN such q
stato of mind that so pcrlidious, So
au attack Boy Germany
would drive O. 90 evaporation. that
Or the worst shoull really happen Il
would be- a VAR % the death and that
400 Europe would Doe dragged into
this struggle OF determination I
Was $50 deeply affected by the sense
oi tIn enormous responsibility that
weighed upon me that ! burst into
tears
"rho Emperor rose quickly he
came up o. me. aud. drawing him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
IHJ UNMARRIED MAN WHO "SPONCEs
O\ Ills MARRIED FRIENDS

We don say that his married friends don b
w'H' bum. On ihc contrary. they like to have him
com" The young married man. having gwen up
'hc club habit likes TO hear about the boys
from hum the young wife anxious 10 keep her
husband satisfied with home life Is only too glad
to entertain HIM And this is Just where he wins
be- can get without giving he can take and take
and take without a thought Of returnngi though
hr .1grs ap Co their door ~ an automobile he
u-rdr bother his head about offering them a ude
ir return Tor some OF their dinners Though he
sers need OF ihis or that little pece Of silver on
their table be- doesn't feel compelled to make
them o. grft loi them get u out OF their next
month money lie sometimes even hints to the
young matron that she could make o, mighty nice
toy h,m by inviting this or that grl Tor HIM 10
meet Hes .tuffng himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

Blrou who aas always most highly
fcept.ffI Hs aIl those who Knew
him. hat given the Duke Decaze. a
detailed account of au interview win
NJ DO Radoai,z who Doc bad me, o.
ball
NJ DO Rator iu having turned
the conversation t1 tle famous
Fourth Battalion and The French
armament which were r0rsIng the
anxiety OF the German Government.
revealed 20 him Tho plans conceived
against France by che German W D.
itary party ~ Do EaloHifz tIted
that Count MoliEe bad great inf.u
enco over tNe Emperor and bad prov
Cd 90 him tho necessity OF a1 mime
diate war with France Tho Ger
mon armies we're % Invade France
and crush instantly ali opposition.
press ON 90 Paris. invest rho capital
and take up n position on the plat
eau o. AKRON whence thef could
overlook Paris. and . need be- des-
Troy H. This done Germart would
dictate treaty reducing France 90
10 force tnat country HfO som
absolute subsection for many years.
u would insist 0u permanently rr-
dueed army Impose r. war indcm-
nIfv OF 10000. 100000 teu miii-
ardsI uf francs payable boz twenty
anlulties without ans clause allow
ing payments % he made iu advance.
with annual interest at five per cent.
and Keep sarrisous iu the principa
sum should be paid Count De-
Goutaut-Birou had scarcely been
able 20 maintain his aug-froId dur
Ing this revelation he pretended
10 VI de- Radowitz that ho did nor
believe &c. and be- had thus forced
him 90 confirm his words BOO the
most absolute fashion Up loft "
de- RadoVitz in the greatest excite
mont FOR ho FELT sure that the latter
had poken by order although hc
could not conceive who had COM
mandcd Dc or why BE believed that
the idea was Go brighten France ana
overturos az explanation which would
roassuro Germany But be- lett no
stone uuturncd 90 investigate the
matter and corrobOrate mi, iuior-
nation The result of Dds Inquiries
was that he had become certain that
mo scheme bad been coucoctol only
by tho military party and that
Prince Bismarck. as far as ~ rr-
-pousihiliiy went. was au absolute
stranger 10 the plan
Thus assured. N de- Blovitl. as
he goes on 60 relate. felt abundant
lv Justified Boo charging conspiracy
90 the military party OF Berlin 90
make 0u assault ON France Wu CD
could only result iu reducing that
nation Go the position of satellite
OF Germany. an instrument of its
policy Accordingly be wrote let
ter 90 the Times. revealing the whole
conspiracy aud. after several DAYS
wait. during which he began %
ret approhon iye" the letter APP
ucgrnd boz the Times on May Z. 1875.
under the title. The French
Scare
The effect was instantaneous
and universal. NJ de- BloViiz goes
o. 20 relate The Emperor Alex
auder u. mo- longer had any excuse.
during bis approaching visit 90 Bor-
lin. not to know an about the matt
Ter. and Indeed. boz the midst OF the
excitement aroused by my letter. the
German Chancellor himself had
nothing left 20 DO but bring before
the Russian Emperor the question
of his belicose scheme imputed %
Germany. and to wash his hands OF
h The German Emperor too, on
meeting " dc Gontaut-Biro1. said
Ia him They are trying 20 em-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11
NULNR DISTINCTION or MEANING

Pr.i George Putnam OF the University OF
Nau.t. tells tins e,. Among English land
Iolds David Lloyd George is % mighty unpopu-
.H m'u iI. attempted reform, IN English ten.
uuE have made him 20 be regarded as a menace
Zoo English property nights q IS no wonder then
that English landlord made this distinction be
tween 1000 accident and calamity u Lloyd
arorsr ir.I into the Thames q would be an acoi-
dent % be- were rescued o would be a calamity
Md fhr, really believe that over there Proies-
son Pufntm said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-11

have contributed 'D bring ou th.
nar which the world u0n tIiues.e.
OF n DO BlOHfl b. can not be- Uer
e.ary 20 sas much Dy way of Boo
PRODUCTION Ilr 4 most people
OF mature ago must ku0a. thc Pari
. r0rfrsp 0udenf O' fun London Time
Tho years Of uI. service 90 tHH
nos paper covered period when
iHr London Times nsru much more
i0Hu % nos Ha tbe D.wrIul
u0Ysr of Information bearing DH
p"fn Governments lu every rlUI
. Go. 'hc Times ua represented D., %
mHH who him .rII va. poo rl ID.
no mean Talents '0r d.p.umID. aHi
state mHnship Among fHs BRILL
ll. GALAXY Of rprfr pDulrnt whom
rho Times gathered to iJ service. 81
/ NJ. HI1Nitr wa. oa.i .r tho mort rn
solo dent Nature assigned hW fn
O. place into which Doc Vas perfect.
fitted Co. combined with rHl" DO
. rraF talents. a.|i. of Intuition
/ which enabled Dim to ntrh thr il
/ utilization OF deeds and word Zoo
. subtle for tho understanding uf au.
ono H1f endowed HIfH i.af peculiar
/ r.'i Diploma. could nI' n'i'h
I conceal lts motive uUl end. from
T 81 de- HI0vitz and D diplomacy
j.d tbc very SON .b.o THING n. tH.
.ua INTO Iis ruuf'ion'" N'm whom '
. could NOT d'.i'.. .Hf "H'. H 1000.
N1t could " uur. N.I assam
Ih' uuppuIlu'". publication ". o.
own rulrrprises NHd N'' nh.' Hii
/ lNfup'aH Ilp'uWH'H MAKE ''"..
t'n' OF NJ. DO bIn"''f in many .'.
stance. hui BOO nor .." 20 Wtl' h'W
. 10" agent Bismarck " mot above
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suggests DIS mar 'it.|.'h
iN' feelings winch i'rn'N'h ''''.
'I''' toward ll' '..'' .'.''
h'.'"r' h'. .'lu.
l.' uo'l"h lh'I NN.. H.'.'..." .
l'''' 'h' terms o' '.' ".
ITntI'f. h' was '.."'''" Pos
0nin'e- ''irrmm'''." 'o H...-' e
...''-' Cd" l''"'' ..'. ...' DOT"
over assure Europe '- ''h. f''u''
aspiring io seat 100 me '1uN'lI Cd.
th' great Powers. 'nl 'l"l hr was
'il''"I.II I'D. appointed NN'h ~ 81 .H
covered That 'he tcrm. on'r'us tho
'h'' ha1 been. "0' n''ri'h'l'-7
nor N''th enough 70 make '"' p,'7
r''lon "I France perm.h'hl u''
myth d. inoruutn'N eNpl'l'd NN 'h'
Information Nhl,N VI 80 Hi'N'h
Disclose. 'n 'h'. chapter %. '.'I"oli
which chapter hr n''lr ne
French Scare oft INt'. Ih'i 'h1p.
Co.. shows That France enemy 'H
berlin "I- mon bismai. hu' 'N'
ffn 'Hn miI'I'' narl'. ana 'h'' Ut
NH- only because 10 Was 'lf''IN''''.
"l Dos bismarck 'hdl u d'd n"' sue
Good Fl. I"ta BOO r'u'"lu. 'H' H'.
uHNr WITH France Hud DuWp."iin-
'H' DOL 'rH.'.nu "' $50.
|u 1875 Marshal Nt'NHHnu h1d
become rr. d..' ~ France. H'
'".iin- Ih.or. Thi"rr t n'.
r'...' and .o long as %. '.". Hi
... 'H"Hr '.N. o' IrN.". Europe
.'I .HH''H'.' Dbl. France. r.1'r.h.
Intentions EH iho election .. Mas
I.' N".NH"H destroyed iNH' CON.