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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
CHRIS tVENSEN
COMES BACK HOME

Mr. Chris Evenaen. one OF Rich
mond's oldest Inhabitants, returned
yesterday from Norway and other
parts of Europe, where he had been
for two months. He said that he ex-
perienced no trouble in getting back
to his old home. He came Oh. the
steamer Christiana FJord. and landed
in New York, feeling ten years young
er than when he went away early In
the summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28

EOvssnmsnG Ne announced that he .or
other Representatives will in short
time call upon the clerks in their
ofnces and that photographs Will be
made OF tho papers. These photographs
will BIO sent to Washington when clerks
OF the bureau will compile the stalls
tics sought
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Aug 2T.--The grain market
was dull and irregular, Prices fuc-
tuated within fractional range ana
closed fractionally and irreaulariy
changed.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
An Up-To-Date Cafe And
Restaurant.

The Metropolitan Cafe. con-
Quoted on the corner OF 9TH. and
Broadway. is the most up-to-date
and cleanest places in the State
for Colored people Something
that is very desirable in this part
OF the Sta1c. 1t is being largely
patronized by the citizen and
travelling public. II you want a
square meal. lunch or anything
kept in a first class restaurant or
Cafe. Call at the Metropolitan
you will receive courteous treat
ment.
Proprietors are Blaine Aston,
Edgar Orrington. Henry Wiley
and Quincy Martin.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

Mrs Angeline Cowp er is hav
ing her house raised. new room
built and general repairs made
which vii add material, to the
place when completed. Geo. w
Murray is the contractor.
The nominees on the republic
can ticket have been named. now
it is up to the party to elect in
Move mber. There will be no
time for standing around as the
fight is on
There is not more progressive
set OF Colored people anywhere
than the people in Metropolis.
Elders ]. H. Starkes. ]. J. Tot
tea, Cairo; c {. Phillips. Col
conda. and II. Z. McWilliams
State Missionary attended the
National Baptist Convention held
10 Philadelphia. Pa.
II the Negroes want 10 vote for
a man who is fair to the race to
representthem in Congress. Thos.
S. Williams is the man. He mix
es with the masses and is the one
to defeat Congressman Fowler.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
A Partial List Of Delegates

Elders ]. H.. Knowles. ]. M
Blake, L. Holmes. |. w. Win
ston. "A. Divine. A. s. Webb. ]
ID. Grassland. n. Allison. G w
Rowlett. 6. w. Long. w. c
Chambers, Thos. Turner. w. II
Donaldson. VIM. Bell. Vim
Young. c. w. Norment. +. Bo.
mar. Chas. d. Street. G.. Brown
G. w. Butler. ]. b. McCrary,
Jno. Taborn. and ]. w. Davie
ID. Parrish. w. P. Washington
Bro. S. /. Richard. Benz. AIler
w. A. Sackson. James Cannon
Whit Blackwell. G.. Adams, Levi.
Dabbs. j. NJ. Brown. V. K. Shan
non. K. c. Crider, M. c. Rec.
Sis. II. Edwards, Elizabeth
Lassiter. Perrine Phillips J. K.
Webb. Emma Farrow. Nellie
Starkes. and NJ j. Blake.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
A CARD OF THANKS.

take this method OF express
ing my sincere thanks to you who
so Loyalty supported me in the
recent primary.
feel that owe much to you
for the position in which you
have placed me, even though
defe ated.
Again. thank you one and
all and assure you that you will
long be remembered as true
friends.
Very truly yours.
EMMA BRAINAKD.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

=. Sixth. DR.. Fisher declined the
corporation OF the State Baptist
A sociasion because they refused
to send the money to the board
But the readers can see who
DIR. Fisher regards as being the
board
Seventh, DR.. Fisher endeavor-
ed to have the State Convention
cooperate with him on this wise
question but they said no nomi-
nate your man and II he meets
our approval we will pay so much
on his salary. This is what DIR.
Brand the Supt. oil Missions put
to DR.. Fisher and his self appoint
ed board.
Eighth. DR.. Fisher wrote DR..
w. r. Thfogmorton their co.
operation (pay the money to the
board land get his church Of $500
members. and yet they only gave
four dollars for the state work
last year.
Ninth. He demanded the white
Baptist women OF Chicago. who
graduated a prominent colofed
lady in religious training whom
they employed to do Mis- on
work in the city to pay the salary
10 the custodians OF bis school.
They ignored his request and
when his sch DOL went to the wall
they continued her service and
the school went on 10 another
building just the same.
Rev c. c. Phillips.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

Notice is hereby given that the
Baptist Churches. with their Pas
tors and Ministers Of Illinois are
invited TO meet in Mt Vernon,
ILL.,. Thursday before the 3rd.
Sunday in Oct. with Corr;nshian
Baptist Church. Tor the purpose
of organizing an orthodox Bap-
fist Association, per circular let
tiers sent out by the East Mt. Oh
i've and Mt. Olive Baptist Assoc
Citations
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
EYou must mail copy or
Mondays to secure publication.

Persons who owe the Gazett-
would greatly lesson the hnan-
cial burden OF the publishers by
remitting at once.
Ordination Licentiate license
blanks at the Gazette office.
SrTAE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. s. 8.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner of the firm OF +.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business tn
the City of OF Toledo, County and
that said firm willzpay tho sum of
ONE UNDERGRADUATES for each
and every caae of Casarrh that can
not be cured by the use OF Hall's Ca
tarrh cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subrcribed
In my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
cember, A. d. 1856.
(SEAL) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F.. CHENEY, & co., Toledo, o
Sold by all druggists, 100.
Take Halls Family Pills lor Oonsti-
patton.
The BLACKWELL girls OF Belgrade
Sundayed in the city.
Rev. ]. M Blake. was at bis
church Sunday.
Prof. McClelland Smith took
W school at Belgrade Monday.
There is a Carnival going on
here this week
George and Lurcna Martin re-
turned home from Marion last
week where they visited their
andfather.
Mrs. Katie Blackwell who has
been confined to her bed and I'M
der the care OF physician is able
10 be up.
Why ~. w. l.. got angry be-
Cause his friend had other COM
p.nv IT church last week.
Why did the Rose Miss A. B.
look SO downhearted at church
Sunday night?
Mrs. Rose Lyons and children
who have been visiting their par
ems during the vacation months
at Mound City. came home Satur-
day night. The Prof. is all
smiles.
Mrs. Della Brown OF Belgrade
visit 4 her aunt Mrs. Vim Fossie
s lnddy
DIR Staples OF Paducah. KY.
visited his patients. here Satur-
day.
Miss Georgia B. Ray. Of Pad
ucah. * il the city visiting Mrs
Eva SAILS.
wonder who hung that crepe
on De bet Moore's door Sunday
ntyat w,tn tie inscription Del
bert went down like Titanic Sun
DIV Sept 10 Peace to his ash
esq
See the novelty department at
sAs Fair.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

life
And OF course I can not help
entertaining feeling OF gratitude
TO you Icr your efforts TO make
my existence here IS pleasant as
possible.
This leave me in my usual
health aud sincerely trust IL
may find you enjoying health and
prosperity. Kindly member
me to Mr.. McCrary and to all
friends in Metropolis who may
be kind encugh TO remember me.
Will be pleased to receive q
line IRON you whenever conyen.
lent TO write.
In the meantime beg to re-
main with thanks and best wish
Is.
Cordially yours.
Willis Belle.
Register Number 7o7.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

Buy all your magazines of us. We
can give you four magazines one
year with The Gazette fer only 1se
extra
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
NO AXE TO GRIND.


was under ih- heal Of the follow
ing caption "Resd wonder
and ponder =
We gave the. article to I n. coil
ums OF the Gazette that The real
Missionary Baptist may see just
how their business is being run
When any man or men reaches
the giddy height oil assumption
and thereby act as the churches
have no rights that should be res
pected, il is time the Baptist were
sounding the alarm with no UNI
certain sound.
The Baptist OF the state two
years ago had the pToioundest
regard Tor DIR. Fisher. pastor oil
Olivet Baptist church Chicago.
made him the standard bearer OF
the state OF Illinois Regardless
OF the personal conflicts that
have gone on from time to time
between himself and the brethren
in Chicago. No one SO far as we
know, ever accused him OF being
inspired by tainted motive
when it comes .tc ,hc work OF the
denomination OF which he loudly
boast. that he is SO proud Of.
But Ia asmuch as men are to
be judged by what they say and
do. we are willing for the Baptist
to set in judgement upon DIR.
Fishers sayings and doings.
We shall not comment On his
conduct in the State Convention
held in Carbondale last June. nor
since the convention. But just
call attention TO the conduct and
the baptist OF the state may take
the cose and say whether or not
DIR. Fisher has borne the banner
with honor that was committed
to his trust during the State Con-
veniion which was held in Aurora
June 1919.
First DIR. Fisher unsurped the
authority OF the state Convention
by adding the Alien immersion
and Open communion to the ex-
ecutivc which strictly forbid the
alien immersion and open COM
munion and those recognizing
freesilI ordination and church
federation.
Second. He thrust these breth-
rem on the convention which was
clearly demonstrated by the con-
vention which had TO scrummish
and scrap thru out The day to
vote TO re-afiirm the declarations
tina, were adopted and heartily
endorsed by the convention at
Aurora. DIR. Fisher baffled the
Convention on the subject uniil
10: 80 o clock that night.
Third. lie declared himself
elected under the constitution
which provided that officers elect
cd shosld hold the Office Tor two
years. Realizing the fact that
he and the remainder OF the staff
were elected uadeT the old con-
stitution which provided that the
nc umbents hold the Office for one
year only.
Fourth, Ed. II. L. McWilliam
State Missionary was the only
officer elected under the new
constutien.
Fifth, DR.. Fisher assumed the
authority OF the whole state con-
vention by calling a few men to-
getker to declare the office Of the
state missionary vacant.
Mark you these men were not
members OF the Board. 1t is
said by member OF the so-called
Board demonstrated against the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

Clarence Winmou OF Paducah.
KY Wis ted HI, mother and sist-
er surd y
N. W. Long. was padueah.
visitor Sunday
Miss Minnie Ltshley returned
h Jme from last Saint Louis,
last week, where she has been
visaiSg her uncle Horace Thom-
as.
Mrs. Mable Routen who has
been working at Anna. ILL.,, is at
home for lew days.
Frank Martin and Ed Lyons
attended the Marion Fair last
week
Mrs. Ollie Cummings and little
girl OF Carbondale. together with
their pastor Rev. c w. Norment
returned home Monday after at
tending the Mt. Olive Associ-
alton.
The Paducah base ball team
was defeated here Sunday at
Neville's Park by the fas' Me-
tropolis team. The score was 5
TO 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maxwell OF
Brookport Sundayed in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Donlowl
OF Brookport were 10 the city
Sunday.
Quite number OF the Metro
polls people attended the Smart
set Company in Paducah. Thurs
day evening at the Kentucky
Theatre.
John jenkins and family OF
East St. Louis are in the city the
guest OF Mr.. Jenkins mother.
Mesdames Emma tarrow end
Nellie Starkes. OF Cairo. visited
in Belgrade Sunday night and
M onday the guest OF Mrs. George
Long and family. They returned
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Edna Jones. OF St. Louis,
Mo-. returned to her home Sun
day alter spending several weeks
in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Beatrice Edmonds oil
Unionyille. attended the Mount
Olive Baptist Association Sum
day in company with the Long
sisters.
.'Col Bill Scott, OF the Lead
er will sit up and take notice.
that the nominees on the Repub-
lican ticket are strong men OF re-
pute and ability. especially is this
true in the peryon OF Thomas S.
Williams. who will knock con-
gresham Fowler. off the perch.
lfyou want to save your man
Friday" Mr.. Fowler you will
have to bring your democratic
negro Legion OF which you boast
to work in this district.
Miss Carrie Urquhart and sister
lola were Psducah, shoppers last
Saturday.
For Groceries and cold drinks
go the First or Last Chance Gro
Gerry on 9th and Pearl SITS.
Reader II blue or red mark
appears on the head OF your pa
per marked with an X it is to
notify you that you owe for the
paper and must pay at once.
II you want your skin TO look
pretty and soft. Try bottle OF
Dixie Liquid Bleach at McCrary
& Sons
Mrs. Harriet Jefferson. and
grand son Joe Glover OF East St.
Louis. are in the city the guest
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18

Notice is hereby given thar we
cannot print list Of names con-
tributing to churches unless 81
accompanies same.
Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had Tor the asking at this
Office. We print them.
Tel, Your neighbors about our big
offer. They surely We uld like to
get The Gazette and four magazines
allope yesF for only els.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-09-18
Mensrd. H..
Sept. 6. 1914.

Sept 8. 1914.
Dear Friend:
Your message
was received through the kink-
ness OF our estee med friend Mrs.
McCallister and am glad to take
advantage OF this opportunity TO
send an appreciation OF your
kindness aud many couitesies ex-
tended.
gave Mrs. McCallister the
ST.. 90 to be applied on my sub
scription TO your valuable paper
as per your request and trust you
have received il ere this.
| must say that the Gazette
has beena source OF great en-
couragemevt and inspiration &c
me during the years OF my con-
finement, the perusal OF its inter
cs,ing pages offering a happy re-
lief IRON the monotony OF prison
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
NlnS 9Sercimstrciien.

DO}ebger Union 9ir. go" n9roucr-
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organization a6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
glene @eradlte.

A5oli5eibe60rOe ioa 6eo6li9tigen, eeG
Gapitdn @lor6iier bonn norOoi.
Iitbcn Giitrift 81 peuiioniren. a
Tetcftio 2icutenaut S6ou6ergci
miro mo6riGciuli6 mieoer Uni
iorm trogen miiiicu n 4Srdioeni
@lcGoo9 lit ibweigiam.
Dit Sponnung miro ni6t MIR in
%oli5eitrciien ionOcrn aud in polit'-
i6en &reiien Scr 6eutigeu Situna
Der @olBci6e6oroe cutgcgen eeie6en
@eIicrn cirfulirte inn @olBei-Soupt-
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bier bonn norOoitli6en Giitritt IN
Oen &u6eitanO 81 oerieben Serr
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bo6en Der @oli5eibeborOe chpas &C.
fannt iei Die 9}odri6t war fiir i'm
cine groBe lle6erroidung.
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6co6iiGiigt Die 9e60roc, Oen Getcftip.
2icutenont S6on6crgcr 5um uniior.
niirten Gidit 3uriidjuberilien.
Sc6r lei6t mo0li6 lit cS, oaB
6eute Gopildn Nlc@ee bonn norOliden
Ciitrilt quf ieincu &unib bin pen.
iionirt miro.
Gie 6eiten G6onccn beiicn gfad-
folger 81 weroen ioa 8oli5ei-2ieute-
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6o6ei.
9ilmoe. .Scrgcout @6iitle BON Dem
mittlcren 0iItritt bat giinitige 9lnS.
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Ger @rOrutiA i'm Geteftio Gepartc-
ment mel6cr leBte @obe begonnen
6ot, lit oni6ciucnO nod longe niHt
porii6er. GoB Die @cboroe cnii6loi-
len iit 9riiuoliA 81 priiien wer BON
Ocn gegcnmGrtigcn Gje6cimpoli3iIten
Ole erforOerlidcu 6d6igteiten fir i6re
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bern Der 9e60roe 9ericbte ii6er Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
0[6en0mn6La.0I .0Inttes6ienlt.

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@oDsStraBe aingcn geilcrn sic gleu.
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trouen mo @lau6cn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08

Sn DER SeItnllmmcr Der 8erlincr
film. g9obeni6rift~ fir &roi. @6rlidj
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40. Shftumasfeit Der ref, 3iOus'
CgemeinOc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
@ettfa9rt 8wiiden glerOplau nuO
3uq.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
gGer lnirn e8 iein?

GoS Spe5iol Gonite oes Staats-
2lrbeits6ous 0ircftoriums miro al.
Ter Gorousiid6t na1 5eutc cine Si-
blmg a66alten Inn eincn Gan0iOaten
fir oie Stele eines Superintenoen.
ten oc5 SnititltS por5ui6lagcn unO
5luor an Stcac @m. 6. 9onfforO's,
Oeiien Belt o6aelollicn lit. Scr 9e-
treiien0e ioa 6ercits ouScrlpd6lt NOR.
ocn iein. @ouOerneilr @olOs6o-
rough lit GorlbeuOer Oes Spe3ial-
Gomite'S, pcI6em aiBer i6m nod
&r. @owarO @roB aus Baltimore
un0 Sr. Olioer @}eberott aus %rin.
&c Georges Goln1tp angc60ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08

9oiie, Soobo, z. SUM. glm
5rietag ereianete iid bier ieit oeu so
So6ren oes 9eitauoes 0eS bieligeu
@etterburemns Der critic Sdneeioll
I'M Waonot SUM unO es mar aleid.
5eitig utd Der t6lteite Sag wel6eu
Der @lonot bier ie ouf0umeiien ge.
bobt bot, inOem ole Dur6ibniits.
Temperatrr oerienigen oes 5. s5o.
mar oieies sSobres qlei6itono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
!, ,MaimD in sunt9anptOu anacIamst.

Qout ciner aobcI Gcpci6c, mcl6c
ocItcrn i'm @ureau Der gloroOcutitbcn
SlooO. 9locntllr BON q. S6umo6cr s.
So. bicrielbIt einlicf lit Ser 9&oro.
oeutIhc 2loDo 9ompfcr ~@loin "
melbcr am 27. @loi nit III SEQ.
iiitcn' 'gaeiicnocn imo 1875 3lpiidcu.
rcdlcrn bon Baltimore abgeio5ren
it, qcItern 10 llbr Sormittnas in
Solibolnpton england, ongcIonat-
9io6ocm sic @oiiogicrc, ocren 3icl
Sonoon III, o6gcicbt worcn trot Der
Sampler sic @eitcrrcile an. Seutc
9iodmittog 1T er in 9remen idllig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
8n Gdren ppn o6erlt aONce.

3u @6ren bon Sberit oScrome S..
Syopce, Oes aus 0cm glmte iAeiocnocn
@rdIiocntcn ser ISL. 9lamens-@eicll-
i1oft,~ gi6t sic genaunte Or9oniia-
tion norqen gl6eno i'm Sotel 9icmcrt
elm @onfett. Inter Der 5iel6eUuBten
SSii6ritna Oes @rdiiocnten Sopce bat
Die ISL. 9tamcns @eicai6aft" in
Sen lcbten S5a6ren ii6er 5000 ncue
NlitolieOcr in scr Baltimore @r5oi6.
3eIc qeuonnen. Sr. Samcs 9f. @bee-
Ter miro ais Gooitneilter nmgiret
rmo ais 9leoncr iiuo @ii9of Gorri-
gan, Wlonlignor Starr rnO @loniia-
nor Geuinc, @otcr @m. ennis, Scr
9Sr6iioent oes 2oDola 9ollegS, N}icb.
.. Soldier BON @ai6ington, 9. g.,
ser ncne 9Srdiioent Der ISL. glomcnS.
@cleaidait, 9lidaro 9. Eippctt, ser
gSrGIiScnt ser ,aat6olii6cu g8o6lt6d
tiofcitS 2eaion, lmo 9iob. 9igQs,
scr Gr6ioent ser uSngcn fat6oli-
iden 1Sreunoc, geponncn poroen.
ST.. SSolcp6 @}. Smith miro bel scr
ScItlidrcit oaS @rdlioiim iii6ren uno
O6crlt r,opcc I'M 9lomen Ger 0r0oui.
lotion Gin glngebinoe ii6crrci6cn.
0oS Soipt Gomitc, meldes Die 9(r.
ronocmeuts fir oaS 9onfett trifit,
bcIte6t aus ocn SS. Sol. @f. Smit6,
8m., 6. gs6cotlco Sol. 9. Stod, 81.
gicnoer, 9}. 5. 9raoD, 43rof. 2lcicu
O0en'bol, Z. 8. Goule5on gIi1olas
@lrp6o, Gonicl 9udlcD, 9Iler. .g}itic6,
3. s. Gonton SameS q. @looucD,
S8alter Code, Sol. +. Suae0, So6n
2hinep uuo Or. So5n 9lDo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
0llrmprial. .iEcier Scr nEIts4.

ggie olliG6rlic6 am erlten Somntag
i'm sSlini bicItcu and aclicrn 0litolie-
scr oeS 9oltimorer neltiCroenS@ fiir
i6tc aci8icocncu 6relnoe Wlemo.
riol.Seiern in Ser oelts All1e" ollI
Sem ,.9orraile 6rieo6oie" Stoats.
2lnnalt @iQiom j. @roenlng belt
cine 0cod6tniB. .9nipradlc Gutipre.
hcnoc uuiIifalii6e inO gclongli@c
Sortrdac fouOen e6enialls iiatt.