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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
ItcfrnctiOnist.

Nos. 100. l0l and lo2 Murphy's Hotel
Annex, at Eighth and Broad Streets
Eighth Street entrance. take elevator
and Will continue TO give consult Il
tons free each day this week between
the hours OF 10 A. VI. and l.. NJ
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OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE
WHO WEAR GLASSES
The Secret Of SuccesS-CharIc Lincoln Gives Rcsu
JOY and Happiness Brought to Hundreds Homes in tho
Past Many Years in Richmond Vicinity. why Suffer
With Your Eyesight2

SCOPE ana actual Results OBJ tanned Him
Skill is Detailed
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G. Humphreys was arrested by Po-
liceman Dubuque yesterday afternoon
on n charge of being disordcrly In the
lobby OF tho Lyric Thcatcr.
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.nAID THREE ALLEGED
GAMBLING RESORTS
Police Swoop Down on Players nj
Three Addresses in Center
OF City.
RESULT OF MANY COMPLAINTS
Chief Werner Orders Inquiry Into
Conditions Here ms to Gambling.
and Additional Arrests Are En-
pccted.

SwoopinE down on three "!i'E ,.
snmpline houses "''hou. F"
"arh'nE' ana passing no" o"o ~ w
other within ten minutes TO pf'n"i,
warming heinS soni"'u pN iu"St MY
nad oeeh CahSh' IN INC NrS' '"'"S' IN
dctectives from Iol'Se hcauIus'' S e,i. :
under the C!reS'!oH o. i'tI'N'''' 80
se'nt JoAh My cary 'ntS '""i IN -
raidea three houses OF "h''n
S'ate" nv 49, 49,
1 ,r.m ''ou..., - y f.oc..
on, nSse "r ,,ts. 49, - soiI ~
,,,,,1 SO; ,,r,o ,,.or NO COW
roo,Ioar, y, t,,r,n ."d f:rarc S.~nots.
49,. W,,o ,so,,;ar1i,, Sl,ocIic,t
DOC 49, t-t,.N c.roc, ord g y pike
An vas, r,areb,II S,rc.t. Games arc
80, a., 49,. ho",, GU crol-rnss T., each
So ,s,. 49,. d,.on.ivns raitod Them.
n n,; ,,,,r,.- Of ,,aye~s wore caught
-, ~. nc. q w,. stated Several Of
,,oII ,,,n,,.n q, Richmond but
their names would not be divulged by
the police last night It having been
decided 10 Keep '"e'h S'g't' 49, l- '''e'
arc brought in'c court aS Witnesses
W-l;RNER ORDERS iNollh1
INTO CONDITIONS HERE
As result OF scores Of complaints
nlcd with tho polIcc during the past
rew wcngs from weM-Isnovn people,
Nsio- Werner ordered n stric; tnves-
,iga,iop or conditions in Richmond.
Detect,vos hay. been ~ work on the
cascs for several DAYS. and are said
N hoyo secured mass o! evidence
.r,;rs. :. nlur,r Of places other
ar-nete r~o sxnec.ad 70 follow. How
cy.or :. &c thought ina, as a result of
ms raids made th!s ,uorn:r,c most Of
W. o,ho- rIacas win close ana that
-. ~, taii :, ,lIo,v 40 officers to
o.,cN "a ,,Ia,.rs Or tn. ALLEGED r-o-
n-.e,o-s :, -ha act
49,.
Hooo'ul". -,
mao eacnsH M Pot.ce' 49,, 49,,
I'm. . ~ - -. 49,.
49, - Ho-ro- 80. ~ 10
nau 80. .f,.,,~h - eias w.. 80
be-e o. workirgTne6's families. par
,icula-iv their wives. who have com
planned that their HUSBANDS have ben
losing money s-eadtiE, ana as result
have been unan1s 20 supply 'n".7 faEn-
lies
HAVE SECURED NAMES
OF MANY PLAYERS
During .Aa ea-lv oa-. 0. me week
6.tac;;v.s from Iiea6cua-ta-s. as we'll
as those c-e-a.frr :-o,u tho various
po,ice stations have been making q
thorough INVESTIGATION. ard have sue
ceeded IN u:nass.nE = great deal %
evidence. Tbs names Of scores OF
players axe ~ ths.r possession, and the
locations Il number o. ALLEGED
eanelns houses haN" been oh;ainet
according 10 reports circulated tfro"rA
the department last night, several 81
these places against which tho polio"
\ Is me aesiFe q ihe police to catch
the R!opTtetors ana teeE are not pay
Ing S-eat deal q ai,e.,!on 20 the
i nc,; ne p..E.I4
{ 1..
n-.i ssrss,,,,,s ,..t,l ia 49,
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that Nocl could depend upon Bristors
support. while prominent Republicans
who were here from Washington Coun-
~. pledged earnest support to Noel.
1t Is said that Wilson NcC;avock, of
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been repeatedly reanopted In recent
years by boards Of education. composed
OF experts from all parts of the coun-
try, but that they we're placed on he
Nrririn list ~ the votes or sCch
eminent educators n: DR.. J. d. Egg les
ton. profcssp Kent. OF the University
II Virginia. and Or. J. l.. Jarman. prHS'-
dent OF the Farmviljc Norma! school.
Nr Pollard. speaking for the minority.
stated that II was inconceivabie that
a poor book should have tho indorse-
mcnt OF such distinguished educators.
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wythcvillc. will no strong as a can
didatc for delegate. while Irerbert II.
Shipley. or Bristol. ia mentioned. Two
delegates will be named In tho district
convention at Pulaski on March 3s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
JOHNSON BOOKS
WE'RE REVISED EDITIONS

AS the general question presented
itself to me after careful examination,
Was convinced that every book bciuf,
seriously considered by the board rep
resented a change from the textbooks
In use. as the Johnson books were re-
viscl editions which. If adopted. would
have made necessary in each case the
purchase of now books cannot re
cal that any one since ] have been n
member of tho state Board OF Eaucn
tion has offered "a resolution to retain
unchanged amy textbook that was
changed.
Upon consideration Of the PROPOSE
ton as whole. ! became convinced
that even taking the figures presented
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STATEMENT or DIR WILSON
EXPLAINING; HIS VOTE

Tho statement OF Dr. Wilson's posi-
ton follows In fun:
The peculiar circumstances oc my
coming upon tho state Board OF Elu-
cation created Il somewhat different
situation for the forming OF my ju ig-
mcHt from those OF oth"r mcruh.rs Of
the board. Since il has been found
advisable for the div"rEinG views Of
Tho other members TO be separately
stated. ! feel impellcd in justice 70 the
issues Involved 10 state tho clements
entering into tho Determination Of nay
choice.
When took Office upon tho board
the list Of primary schoolbooEs had
be- adopted except for tho arithrnc-
'o ~p"ll,r 9Th reader and N'-.iuia
hs'oI-, All OF these cXccot the last
were involved in the so-callcd John
son offer. I requested aud received
from The board period OF three weeks
lu wMch to study the books offered
hI,w practically none Of IN" book
men and allowed but one Interview
and THAI !r no case over aA hour t.
each publisher offering books except
that since the Il. T.. Johnson Co, was
oiloriu" several books and had sub.
wi''rd a peculiar business proposition
] agreed TO grant them moro time and
more than one interview. Ey thus con
serving my time | was able TO give
"a minute study to the books nffcrcC
ANA 90 have them examined aut
analyzcd for me By experts and prac.
teal teachers
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REPORT OF BOARDIS
N0T MADE PUBLIC
AS CHEAP IN Virginia
AS IN ANY OTHER STATE,

Tho prices offered for the books. as
claimed by the board, arc ~ cheap in
Virginia rs in any other State. and
therefore If othor states supply the
best books to their students. why
shouldn't Virginia?
The board had tho avowcd intention
Of giving 10 the country and city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-13
SAYS book TAN IMPOSES
UNNECESSARY BURDEN

Tho report Of the minority wound up
ry declaring that the board had made
a very serious mistake IN rejecting the
opportunity offered 20 r"'ieve the peo-
pie OF Virginia OF the unnecessarily
heavy burden now imposed upon them
in The cost OF textbooks. which
amounts to nearly 100000 per year,
The statement OF the Governor, At
torney-General and state Super!nten-
don't closes with confession of their
deep disappointment At the action of
the board declaring that there is now
little reason 10 hope that any pub
fisher in the near future Will venture
TO make any concessions in the high
price oc textbooks prevailing through
out Virginia and the country generally.
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WILSON'S DISSENTING
OPINION CAUSES SURPRISE

The vote throughout the entire pro-
ceedincs Of the evening was solid.
Voting for the majority report were
Harris Hart. superintendent of the
Roanoke city schools; DR.. ]. S. Wilson,
O: William and Mary; Colonel Ford. of
the Virginia Military Institute, and
Frank West. superintendent Of the
Louisa County schools. voting aye"
and Governor Stuart. Acknowledgement
Pollard and state Superintendent
Stearnes voting no
It was a clear and distinct majority
and minority" division throughout.
Somewhat OF a sensation was sprung
n the meeting when DR.. Wilson an
nounced that, owing TO the fact that
re had become a member of the board
in March, some time after the discus
sion and Investigation into the book
adoption proposition. he felt that. while
Ne agreed heartily with tho majority,
mat his position was not the same as
THAI OF the others, and that, therefore,
he should feel inpellcd TO give his
awu answer 20 the Senate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

Ginin. OF Columbus. Chaser and GIT
nm, IN a political scheme hatched out
AT the Neil House in this city few
weeks ago. nominated themselves as
candidates for tho Big -Four Now
CHASER hegs the voters to send him
io the convention. an ambition that
all wise Republican politicians know
can never be- realized.
Matt CHASER has been repudiatcd
more than once by former Senator
Joseph b. Foraker and the Hamilton
County Republican organization al a
meeting last week ignored CHASER
completely by unanimously voting an
endorsement Of Governor Willis.
Senator Harding. William G.. Proctor
and John J sullivan as candidates 10
The national convention.
The rank and file of the Republican
party is rapidly becoming acquainted
with The undetermined methods OF
such men as Glasser. CHIN ana
Charles Gcrr.sh. who have been class.
I'd as Republicans for revenue only.
and viii give them 10 announcement
whatever az The primaries I'm April
Republicans throughout the state
arc rallyiue 10 the upport Of Cover
/ nor Willis and the other three party
candidate for tho Big -Four and their
election Is already practically as
eurDd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

Thursday night with Mrs. Gertrude
iieinl' IA. Of Bcllairc. going To- Bridgeport
friday o-Nisit friends and returning
nome Saturday morning.
The Ladies' Embroidery club met at
mo home Of Mrs. Ward Hollingsworth
last Wednesday.
Tho Epworth League officers were
elected ON sunday evening. and during
th' preaching hour were installed The
service was solemn. Impressive one.
ana tWclN" new members were initiated
into the EpWorth League
Tho friends here Of Mrs Rachel Bent
icy. or All Cory, regret TO hear Of her
serious illness. she having suffered y
StroL" paralysis and is in critical
condition. Mrs. Bentley H. member
or ~" well known Elijah Perkins fam
Ml, ana has many relatives iu this VI
Tn" Ladies' Aid OF tho Christian
church held "A kitchen shower in the
basement Of the church Thursday even
INK. tn" invitation was general and
many responded. bringing s.ryiccnhle
Eiits Tor tn. kitchen and dining room.
Light refreshments were served.
j.. IT. Gregg and Mr. McG,sth made n
BUSINESS iriE 20 Barne sVills. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. carl Mckinley were BarnssVille
callers. Saturday.
Mrs. Jcssi" higgins Of Toronto. q
IS spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. VIII sine
Mr. and Mrs Robert Fulton returned
MarnoCk
Tho funeral of Mrs. Thomas Hare
was hCll here Thursday. and inttrment
was made 10 Mnrrirfown
Mrs. j. W. Perkins attended the W.
.. I. L. mid-ycar meeting held at North
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Grandma Davis o. with her daughter.
Mr.. Minnie vaughn. Of Maple avenue.
Miss blanche Bruce. Of Badgcrsvillc.
-p,nt saturday iu Ecllaire.
J. W. Perkins made "a business trip TO
lIruneNllI'. Thursday.
Miss Anna Burns was a GAINESVILLE
caller. recently.
Miss Zur.ua Adkins was the guest
uf Miss CuIli- Kelley last "Wednesday
Mrs. Mary McNi,kuI~ has been quite
tII the past week. but is now much inn
proved.
Miss ora Jones was EcIIaire shop
pr Phillips. OF GAINESVILLE. was "a pro-
&C. -iuuaI caller here. FRIDAY
Mrs. \ w wilcox spent last Thurs
Mrs. Chntue Rugore BE- visiting
friends Boo bridgeport
Mrs. John Gr,-1. OF Lake street is
r'nriuE tniS N''s with h'r brother.
AIr VIII White. and family. OF Belmont
Airs. D ~ Perkins. Ruth Jarrett and
Mary 'k's were Eurn.atiI. shoppers
Pearl Spencer. Of cool HW ifs staying
vIn I.r ErHndmothsr. Mr.. l; p. Per
FH. ih.- week
tI-s Anna Burns. ono of Bethesda
efficient teachers. spent saturday and
sunday with N.U. folks. south OF town
Ir clark Hunt aud family called yu
Mrs Martini Iioe, BE- spending this
v..k With relatives iu cleveland
a. Siil's hHe bad lu. new piano
placed 900 lI- bonn. ON South Main street
Miss Irene Youugmpu. aged 1f. cast
Di town. w1- W"rr.'I e." Ar Herbert
smith. uf Belmont. recently
We are EiuI fn motto fhuf Dr John
iI..r ie slowly rrsnr'rluE
Mrs ~fI' NH- returned from fHs Mar
'n- Ferry hospital much improved in
Alr and ,I-e james Fulton spent Sat.
Nn.ur f.rF U.Hr,sd1 us.ur. went 70
l.lrn,- I.''. ~1fur.Ht "n train >.. fo-.
fIII1 Eaf.u returned home. @atu~-
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BETHESDA, O.


BETHESDA. o.. Murch lt.-Rov. e.
II. Crafts. Of 81. I.uk.'s hospital ClcN'-
land. was to hay, occupied the pulpit.
sunday morning. Ht th, NJ. =. church
II" came. but owing to physical disa-
hility. was forced Co return To has
home
The pastor. Rcv. Chase. took for his
subject THE Jew and based his re-
marks from the Ilth chapter OF Eo-
mans.
Tie is iu full sympathy with this ma
ton There are fourteen million Jews.
Seven millions ar, now suffering the
vEuuios of war. and th' darkest hour Of
THIS nation rs just nov. and 90 is hts
personal conviction that whom this con-
ni,t is ended tho jew will be re-
eta imtd.
The lIEh' Bearers viii give a special
service neat sunday evening.
special services closed last Wsdncs-
clN uight Ht th. Baptist church
Missionary society meets this evening
az o'clock.
At h. Christian church Sunday
uUrulng- th~ pastor. the key. EiNel.
preached. subject. Intimate With
Jesus and It's Eu,cts'. az e 3. m, An
old Love story"
Young peoples meeting az o. %. M.
The W. e.. r. D.. viii meet at the home
OF Mrs. Anna r.. Albert on Friday after
noon. March H. The program viii bc
a Frances T.. willard memorial service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
HIT BY AUTO
Ford Roadster Said TO Have Been
Owned by D. A. Burt, Of Wells
burg, Strikes Woman.

woman and a Ford came together
al Twelfth and Chapline streets last
night shortly after 1880 o'clock. The
car. which Is said to have been owned
by ID. \. Burt. Of Wellsburg. was De-
ing driven slowly from Twelfth onto
Chapline street. when the woman.
whose name could not be learned.
stepped IN front OF the roadster Tho
driver OF the machine applied the
brakes of the car but was unable to
bring 1t TO stop before colliding with
the woman. She was picked up and
carried into the office Of the West
Virginia Traction and Electric com
pany. where II was found that her in
juries We're slight.
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ndidate for Republican Nomination for State Treasur

William $. Johnson. OF Mt. Hope
tayetie county, who Is a candidate for
me republican nomination for State
treasurer IN the primary 10 be held
June o. Is wen known to the voters
Of the state. lie has made an enviablo
record IN the educational and law.
making work of the state. and as a
business man his experience and sue.
cess proves him amply qualified to per.
form the duties OF the Office to which
he aspircs.
MI Johnson was elected TO State
senate from the Ninth Senatorial dis.
ulct in 1904 and was reelected in
1905. II was as member OF the leFis.
iature that be- gave a good account OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

MEMS. last Thursday. The meeting was
wei lattcnded and much interest was
manifested.
Mrs. John Morris. who has been so
seriously ill at the Ohio Valley General
t'Sllial Tor the past two weeks died
sunday evening The remains wer,
brought To her home here on Monday
Funeral viii be held "Wednesday. IN
t'rmcut at Ebcnczer. Much sympathv
iS extended 10 the bereaNed husband
and little children
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himself TO the people of the state. The
johnson pistol bill which he intro
duced and had enacted into law. ridi.
culed somewhat az first. is now recog.
nized as a most excellent law. and is
being copied by many states. In West
virginia II has served 10 put a stop to
the carrying Of concealed weapons and
mas reduced murder az least so per
cent
As Chairman Of the Committee on
Mines and Mining he fought TO enact.
ment, against a strong opposition tho
law organizing the Buerau of Mines
which. has done so much toward pre.
vention of loss Of life and safeguard.
ing the mining interests
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MAKE YOUR WIFE YOUR LAND
LORD" m HEsSE q KlRCH-
NER 40.
Another Big Day IN the Little Contes.
With 239 Coupons Received
Tuesday

Tucsdny morning a winner IN the
Intelligence dollar bEl contest vas
Miss &. SOnuonw1ra. nf Forty
eighth street, wheeling. Last night
the following letter was received
from Miss CunnenwaIf.
WHEELING. March -.
The Intelligence:
Thanks for the dollar biII. was
very glad 90 receive 90. 4 appreciate
your promptneEs.
yours +ruly.
MISS {. 5ONEEUWALD
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1;anaoi(6e Oer(du(Oung unO Oct neue pump!

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fyn6rung bon s e. @iorgan & 60. berettet 0as lnterbrtngen elmer neuer
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in Ben Ser. Staaten Dor.
Ie bisber bon aanood in 4n1erifo uHnge6rnften anIaber fmo troB
ho5er 3inien int aurie gefunfen. Qht5ig Bro3ent Der fonaoHhen g3ert
pabiere I0 in ameritdnf1n Sdnoen. Sfpu TN borigen gPoi behugI
bic 8ergnfmg fir aanaon 0e u~ngebe1re shnue bon $3.50 9iaionen.
idbrH6. Scr Dem ariege 1ae Gannoo cine 5~9uloeudt bon $54l-
100000. SIN @tat 1915, Dor 10 Wtonaten ihon, paren es berats
LOO Mllonea ggporoen.
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uirtfhnfIid guOeibHd e~ntDifeden. es BOT baDon hber 100000 @tann
uod Den o%erihteoenen SriessihmtpIosen abg@benL un0 MIDI. feBr bne|
febren 5urlf. geum 8orge1el I'M 8efeft m16t fe fen0lides deuer ME
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treal naBten ene HeceioerHip ernfesen, I'M nidt ben 8auhrott o%nrneIOen|
at mnfen.
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ln6 3obn q. @torgun & 60. beratqn u6er Ole gepGbruna elmer
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erwer6et 0as Siiraerredt!

Sober 2enide iOate Os garserredt Der gereuieen eaaen eriuer.
ben, nm in btePr farmifden 3it bel alien gSaben in Der Gage SIT ien,
am Stmmfahen a6er 8OItsOertrder anO 0eetesDorIasen iene @einnmg
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papier, iOlange es galtg III, snm Stnmmeu bel alien g9a6len. Mne
uerfen4 Rapere, bic DOR Dem q. Septembr 1906 nmsgehelt narben, fnO
.gnItig fur inner. Gm "a. September 1906 tat ie6od Gin Ser. Staatn
@eet in Strait Sas iebes ere garsepaptr, bas mebr ais Fsen Sabre
alt it, nidhs anb nnqalhs mabt. Sober, Der Elm iOGes critics garser.
papier behst, Oas aMo iet Om n. Sept. 1906 ansgeaelt mnrSe nnS meGr
als Fe6eu Sabre alt it, mah pRbcr Oon borne aafanaeh nnO uuamGls fdn
critics Bargerpaper beraasnebmeu. gieie ltnaunebml6fet fam man f6
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Sarserpapier fam ieOer GaseuanOerte erlangen, iObaIb er tmr anfomnnt.
lie 0e6abr benigt blh enen Dollar. Sober 9emti6e fMe i'd belief.
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peroen. 9a e. INNER iduMrieer tuiro, ben @orbebingaHgen smr Gr.
laugnHg oesfdben naf5nfOmmen, 1T bnrf anfi6nb nidts an aeuiunen.
and mnb aber fnrs DMr lang weber Der gcriad eem0dt 1er6en (nnS
er mag selnsenl, OenieHisenJ bic MIR Sas critic garacrpapier bnbeu,
has Shinnredt gu eni5isBsH. Is lit G9renpfidt zines teSen 0emtfden,
I'D Oas ShinH' NM Shrserrebt 81 neridafsa, Sas fdaDtt r fb fcbf,
ieiner 5amile NIB benz Stnatc.
SeSer 9eafbs Der bon einem nnOeren ueiF, bar or nod fn garss.
papier hat foae tin anfmertfam MAIDEN, 6as critic 8apier 6erapssnneh.
men. IS lit bem 9ifriftGIat in ieSsnt Gonrt6auie e9ddib.
sir bic 9eatideH in Spn8Ias GpHutb.
Serr Ranl StenuenSa, Gin 9enfder in Der STee Srs Gunntp.
aniualts, 1T serne berett Geufdeu, bic I'D an i'm peaSen, lei Der 81.
lansHng bon garasrpapiereH bebalflid 81 ieu.