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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

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nf the hid,.rr.' MI rrI ru'nHm
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

Mrs ibrr 'hoNn'ng ari MitH Mar
gDro' luibo" yer" additional gueSl- With
tho w'nbofs uf ~" rurHlry Brlg.
rrE'rf ,uh Witch was 'ut'ituu. q
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scores Horo updo hy Mw'a urNll'
church md T. luN, NJ. Uut. vll
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Toilet Goods Greatly Reduced

lOo f,r -ir .ilc guls WOO. powder puff
Lc frr ruIl uor perfume botr three bottles In
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
$l.25 and Sl.5O Rain Umbrellas at &c

These l" for both men ana women.
Women. 81 and $3.50 Fancy Parssols AT Sj.oO--n
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27
Tomorrow's EUentS

Pl Beta Phi Fraternity o'nauct'
Mrs JACK Ausbury and Mrs. FRANK
a. Lucas. bridge ~ the Country Siuh
Tor Mr., Henry s, Wygant
Lotus club dance at kn'ghh o'
Columbus hail.
eevelilers dsnoe at Euclid halt
phlloma,hea library,
erldoe Luncheon club, mrs o D.
Stotn.
Afternoon Auction stub, MRS Dor
%, Carter
Mrs Hafy ci~nern.
p.rlan club hrs W @. Frank
Ready to Help cub, MISS Margaret
Doyle .,.
Friday Auction, Mrs. John Shields
Twsn,lsth Cent.ry club. library
En- Avant club, MRS n > ehef
man IT,
Egeou,ly. Board Of Soross MI"
4 Glenn polhemus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

M, Nohou y lIumHp or Mount Ncr.
MON. ill h the guest of Mrs Charles II
N'H'u md Nrr G. e. carroll of iuo
tD-l Twelfth street MI Hrvcu cu
t.rtHiu'd pleasantly Noudnl afternoon
for her guest and rlso honornr Nj. q.
T. " Ynto. ol Tul'a. the guest ol Nrr
Il I. Gurrrl' The afternoon Wna sp'nt
m,N inughtmll, with music hy Mines
Garrett - T. Su,lDs and Nowoll be-.
side. game, l,ud u'cdl"worI followed
b. Il dainty luncheon iu which the hos
t,sn Nas nssisird iN her wo,h'r Mr.
Carroll. sud Mta - T. lultou The
rn"ats numbered tp'ntN
NIs laultou entertained ~ dIuu' lor
Nr' lliumnp the lnsr Of th" Wo.k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

Mrs f. Rlrd Hugh" win 'ni'r'Nn
With nm afternoon i,I auction N'dn"-d's
MAy g. IN honor ~ MF' nh'r 'opp"dc"
OF Bedford Ci', Nr. vhn 10 ' guest ~
Nrs John wright
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-27

VIZ and Me-. irurs, D. Ulak, viii o..
move the nf-, VI the week rum th'it
ptussm residence ~ igit Wet rouf
teen street tn lsie Norh Klein nNcnu'
where the, viii bo NJ hunr io ihr.r
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27

The best harvester oil at koke's.
Have the Imperial Lumber Yard
figure your bill.
Good milling wheat wanted al
once. Malta Milling Company.
See our special house plans and
get free estimates. imperial Ll1m-
Der Yard.
Mrs. Allan Raymond has been very
Ill the past week. suffering from pt-
omaine poisoning. At present she is
much improved and will leave for her
home in a few days
have a fully equipped 8 room
hotel and rooming house in good
railroad division point town that has
pay roll OF $4,000 a month. in
Palace county. eastern Washington,
to trade for good stock ranch where
there is plenty of Waterand open
range Valuation $4,000. Address
&. NJ. Byllesby, Malta, Mont owls
In a mixup between two stages
during the recent trip of the Mon
tana editors through Yellowstone
park, Editor Nelson and wife of the
Plentywood Herald, were pretty bad
ly shaken up. 1t was a miracle that
no lives We're lost. Harry Marsh, Of
the G. I. Johnson company Of St
Paul, was in one Of the coaches, but
escaped injury Mr.. Marsh is we'll
known in Malta.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27

Eighteen foot binder whips
koke's.
Chickens wanted at once at t
Great Northern hotel, Malta.
Good milling wheat wanted
once. Malta Milling Company.
Chick Whitcomb and Dan Lea
were in from the mountains yeste
day.
Three-fold satisfaction to carpe
tiers and builders. We are not 81
isfied unless you are-Imperial Luz
Der Yard.
We hold the financial affairs
each individual user Of our Bank A
count Plan in strict confidence i
First State Bank of Malta.
have fully equipped barb
shop with BATH doing a good bus
ness. The only shop in town
1900 people, railroad division poi
with pay roll OF $4,000 and a nd
fye-room house to sell or trade q
clear Montana land or will assume
small incumbrance. This property
all located in an eastern Washingt]
town. Valuation $4,000. II intered
ed write G. M. Byllesby, Malta. 2w
Rogers Hawaiians brought out
good house at the Orpheum last ri
day night, but the show was far frC|
being up to the usual high standaI
of Orpheum attractions. In the fl
place the advance lady contracted Il
two shows and the company wou|
only put on one show. Manager 81
want cancelled the act at once al
arranged to run his pictures, VIII
thev again returned to the show SD /
and put On the one show. Most
the outfit We're colored people posi-
as Hawaiians, which also put
crimp in the show
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
Judge Davidson was a caller in the
- Tuesday from Wagner.

Attorney John A. Tressler was "a
: to business OF a legal nature
The occasional showers we have
IN having the past week help tc
~ the dust and keep the air cool
Howard G. Austin who is EN-
II yed at the August Ziegler ranch
1gtar Roach Plains, Sask., was a NAL
Il visitor yesterday,
:Ialta will soon be in line for pic
rs as our beautiful growth OF
~ -eds is getting SO we can have
>.~ade most anywhere.
.1rs H. A. Parker departed the
!&-.er part Of of last week for a Wis
il 1T Helena and Butte. She will be
=91e about one week
Out north of Harlem hail did CON
- crab damage to the growing
crGps last week. In one section sew
eT&l farmers were entirely hailed out
.]ohn Survant returned the latter
pat OF last week from a trip to the
NJ >sourl. RE was down attending to
III branding of a number of colts
a. retured pretty badly crippled up
IL result OF getting miyed to freely
VIII the animals heels.
IRIS. Robert NJ Reichel and Miss
Esther Morris arrived in Malta Sun
d. noon from Minneapolis and will
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
t. Morris for some time. Miss Nor
riS is head lady for the Bell Tele-
phone company in the Twin Cities
an.' is enjoying the annual six weeks
vacation which the company grants
their employees.
shout sixty heads of families
SlS1ed the petition for the estab-
lis ment Of a rural route in the
s&.jth bench district on Friday last
81 the picnic at Bruins hall. The
secretary of the Commercial club
WaS assisted by David Anderson and
q very material start was made in
til securing Of the route 1t is neces-
@ar% that the petition be signed by
1o1r heads OF families for each route
.ol travel. Roads Travelled by rural
r;lF1ers must be passa BILE at all times
81 Year and not obstructed bv gates
"1& boxes must be placed al the side
o. me road SO that the driver need
" get out Of his conveyance to
pace mail in the boxes Service. if
established, will be tri-weeklv until
'i4e patrons OF the route prove to the
pa@{ once department that they will
pa'so'llze the route literally.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
Harry Lovejoy was down lr
Loyejoy Tuesday.


Loyejoy Tuesday.
behnle Phillips was in from The
ranch after some supplies Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan were
up from their ranch on Beaver creek
this week.
Ed. Rudberg was here form Love.
JOY tuesday with a LOAF oil chickens
winch he quickly disposed OF in the
city
For sale. cheap. one 4-ho.e kitchen
range and one two hurnar coal oil
stove with oven.-E. Z. Schepple-
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Leyee left
tuesday evening for Chicago after
spending a few weeks at the Louis
Hirschkowitz home.
Arthur Lamey and Mr.. VanEst of
HaVre, motored to Malta Sunday in
their big car and were guests tor the
day at the R. f. DEWEY home.
NJ. NJ. Waymire was down from
Chinook one day last week to visit
his wife and baby daughter Mr..
Waymire is working in one of the
shearing plants in that section.
Mrs. Nick Beck Of Melrose. Mimi.
was a guest OF Mrs. John Parsons
Tuesday. She was on her way home
from visit with relatives at Power.
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. coburn, Sr.
arrived from Great Falls last Satur
day and will visit Malta friends for
some time and are stopping at the
Great Northern hotel.
Mrs. H. Abrahamson OF New Rock
ford, N. D.. who has been visiting
her sons, Chas., Alec and John. for
the past two weeks, left for her home
on the evning train Tuesday.
The Malta band gave another open
air concert on the band stand on
Front street Saturday evening. 1t
was greatly enjoyed by those who
happened to be on the streets that
evening.
Mrs. Norman Bluler and daughter
and Mr. Norman Browsher, arrived
in Malta this morning from South
Bend, Ind, for a visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G.. Gabriel.
In three special cars Mrs. Louis w.
Hill and party of friends went to
Glacier park on No. 3 Monday even
ing. They will spend a couple of
weeks taking in the sights at this
great national playground.
The Odd Fellows have made ar
for a big dance in their
new hall during Chautauqua week
The dance will be given Friday night
August IL, and the proceeds go into
the building fund The Malta or
chestra will furnish the music and
good time is assured all.
Mrs. Grover Wait suffered a brok-
ell leg Sunday while at the ranch .
north Of town. She was assisting in
the corrallng of a bunch of horses
when one of them kicked her break
ing both bones. DR.. Blankenhorn
was called to reduce the fracture and
yesterday she was brought to town
and at present is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
Good bargains i'll untril11ned hats
io- 80 cents. at FORCES.

Good bargains i'll untrimmed hat'
for 80 cents. at FORCES.
Experienced girl for general house
work wanted at the Malta hospital.
The Fifth Avenue Meat market
opened for business yesterday with
James Johnson behind the block.
Zig showing OF light summer dress
- Call in and see them Tor your
seii. F orge's
\ number OF the Malta people
spent Sunday At the adm at Dodson
tshing and all report a good catch.
! Mrs. 3. H. Noke, who has been
Very sick for the past two weeks, is
somewhat improved this morning
and a speedy recovery is hoped for.
Misses Edna Partridge and Nora
>5tubblefeld departed the first of the
week for a several days visit with
relatives and friends in North Da-
kOta
The two brothers OF J f. Stubble-
field and their families. departed
for their homes the first of the week
liter spending several days here.
The graders are busy this week
grading that portion of the Milk river
road north OF town which has been
in an impossible condition most OF
the spring and summer.
The Virinia Ministries showed to
very good sized crowd last Tuesday
evening and put up a fair perfor-
nance. They are the same troup
that was here couple OF years ago.
The degree team Of the local Odd
Fellow lodge. goes to Saco tomorrow
tFriday> evening where they will
assist in the initiation OF large
class. Every member is urged to at
tend.
Geo G. Russell was a business call
er in the city the first OF the week
and while here put in some time
looking after his candidacy for the
assessors Office on the republican
ticket.
A vote for John Hurley for judge
OF the Seventeenth Judicial District
will mean vote for economy in the
district court OF the entire district.
We need it and through Mr.. Hurley
we will get it.
Frank B. Linderman, one OF the
republican candidates for congress,
was in the city short time Monday
IN the interest OF his candidacy.
Frank is one OF the sure winners in
this falls campaign. 4 better man
tor the position could not be selected
The machine shearers at the Battle
shearing plant struck Sunday mora
ing for ten cents per head for sheep
with the result that they were all
layed Off and the work finished by
blade men. They We're getting nine
cents per head when they went on
the strike.
The Ieomen Lodge of Glasgow is
visiting in Malta today. They have
a fast ball team with them and are
taking on the Malta team at the base
ball park this afternoon. This even
lug there will be banquet, enter
talnment and dance under the aus
plces OF the local lodge at their hall
IN the old school house to which the
public is cordially invited
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-27
Chickens wanted at once at the
Great Northern hotel. Malta.

Great Northern hotel, Malta,
Big clearing sale OF untrimmed
hats One lot SOC. August LIST
FORCES.
Agent F. w. Sutherland has been
quite III at his home in this city this
week, but was able to be at the depot
again today.
Pretty showing of crepe de chine
underwear. gowns and chinese. Also
tull line OF Kayser silk hose. vests
| }. +. Murray is at Great Falls this
week attending to business matters
connected with the estate of his de-
ceased brother, DR.. Murray.
A large number of Hinsdale people
passed through Malta Sunday in cars
on their way home from trip to ST.
Pauls mission and the Little Rock
John Allen left Monday mornins
tor his usual trip on the road in the
interests Of the grocery house he
represents. after spending Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Raymond Robbins left Sun
day evening for Sidney where She
will meet Mr.. Robbins and continue
travelling on the road with him the
balance of the season.
Mrs. II. Casselberg and daughter,
Miss Helen, returned home Friday
noon from short visit with rela-
tlyeS and friends in Minnea Do1is and
st. Paul.
Cecil Smith. an old time telegraph
operator, and who held down a trick
at the local depot many years ago.
has been visiting old friends here
this week.
Mrs. Rolla Crabb returned to the
homestead near Wegner Wednesday
morning after spending couple OF |
days in Malta with her daughter.
Miss Rolive Crabb.
Ed Weiss returned home the first
OF the week from several months
spent in Scobey and points in Mime
Sofa He will remain on his farm
out in the north bench country until
he makes final proof.
A Ford car containing a party of
young people from Ignite, n D., re-
manned over night Tuesday in Malta
while some repairs were being made
to the car. The party was on it's way
home from a trip to Glacier park.
On account of the burning OF a
bridge on the main line of the Great
Northern near Vandalia, No. did
not reach Malta until eight O'Clock
Sunday morning. The train was held
at Glasgow until the bridge was re-
paired
A full train of "a oil cars contain
ing nitro-glycerine for the Russian
army went west through Malta last
Friday morning. The train was
pulled by passenger engine 1896 and
the train was given the right Of way
over all trains and running on 20
mile an hour schedule Every Great
Northern crew handling the train
was given double time on account of
he dangerous character Of the con-
tents Of the cars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
GouIcrucu-5abrifen nidJt bctruffcn

Gs puroe fiir3li6 lout, ooB ocr
aiItenmader-S Strife eOentiieIl ooS
Gonicrpengci6dit betreiien wiiroe.
Qieie @eio6r beite6t nidt, wie cin
befonllter Gonicrpen-6abrifnnt Dem
nGeutic6en Correspondent mittbcil'
te. Der Strife ser goltimorer &i-
itenmodcr bat bis iebt oas Gonier.
DengeiAGft nod ni6t 6etrofien, mo
miro nlid nibt erwartet, oaB cine
9e6inoerung Oieier 9ranbe onr1
oen Strife eintritt. 9lae GonierOeu-
Sabrifen, gon5 gleicb mic oroB Die
Iel6en iino, iinO gut nit &iiten per-
Ic6en unO lit Elm @orrotb al &ano,
Der ii6er einen W3onnt ousreibt. 9lc-
ben oieien beite6t feine Wefa6r, Dob
Die 9altimorer Gonieroen-,Sabrifen
flr5 loufen, ga ser Eomaten.Warft
ie6r rlbig lit. Ger Siioen liefert
geniigeno aiiten, io0aB Oie Confer
Oen-6a6rifonten obne Oie 9oltinorer
&iiten fertis peroen fonneu. 0ie
@apierfiiten.6obrifen Itelen chen.
ioas Elm por5iiolicbes @loterial Der
ino oefen Sen 9eoari felt Der Strife
erfl6rt lit. Die eroBen GonIerOen.
6a6rifen 6o6en in5d6liee aiiten unO
9led6ii6ien uuf |orrat6, weIbe ic.
oer5eit 5u einen anebmboreu @reis
oufgefauft weroen fonnen. Die 9leb.
bibien-6a6rifen fouicn i6re &iiten
iait ausihlieBlicb i'm Sii0eu Elm, uno
werOen oieicl6en ooolrc6 in sen
Stauo aeiebi i6rc &unoen o6ne lln-
tnl.hrnchinnn ~ hnAinnnlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
Sin iSrennO in Der sGat.

8. Smotbers BON 9ir.t4t2, @reBt-
mon.StraBe, ribtete einen 9rief an
cine 6ieiiae 8eitlmg, in Dem er Dem
blinoen O1eger.3eitlngSoerfGufer Elm
gett, etli6e Wlo6eI uno not6iec
SleiOer 6u geben OeripraA, Wenn
i6m ser MnmL Sdmes 9(aen, nit.
t6eilen mole, no er sur 3eit mobue.
9(aen bate ooS llngliid, an oie
9nft grieet 5u weroeu, neil er ieine
Wliet6e nidt 6e5ablen fonite, uno
0onn opBer0em nod iein 9ett 0urd
Gie6itabl 81 OerIieren. ,,9laen's Sc.
ihid aing mir ans Ser5" 10 ibreibt
&err Sntot6ers, nunO ga ic6 eeiiinO
bin uno elm gutgebenoes @eihdit
babe, 70 beidbloB ih, cincm weuiaer
@cicoucteu in oieier @ciie 81 bell
fcn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
9lm 2S, 9Insnit Sas Ganuitutter
%OlfSfeit.

glus &erieben purOe eeiiern in
oieier 3eiting beribtct, ooB Oos
Gannitatter 8olfsfeIt 6cutc ieinen
9(nfang ninnt. Oo oos ScIt nibt
bcute, ionOern am nG6iten Montoe
beginnt, 10 ioa an Oieier Steae 0a-
rolf olfncrflam 9ema6t merOen,
Dab Die Gorbereitlmgen in polcm
@auee iino. Gos Set miro poae
flint Gage Oouern. Gie gr0Bten Sin.
itrengrngcn merOen oemo1t, I'M OoS
Set 81 Dem grobten Golfsfeit 0es
&ereinS 5lr geitalten. SIN Yorf ielblt
iinO mannigfa6e @er1noerrngen
borgenomnen. 1oS neue Sommer-
E6eoter lit nobe5u fertie uno Die
neuen 9eforationen 0eS %orfes &C.
m16ren in pollem 2i6terglnn5e einen
m1rcben6aften 9lnblid. 9as sSeit-
Gomite tbeilt Dem ,Oeutl1en Gorre-
iponoenten~ nit, OaB ou6 Oie oltc
W}ii6le in 0ieiem Sabre pieOer im
@ongc erbalten wcrOen loa. Dieie
Wliible bat oen 9llf, ooB irgenO cine
dltere Game, mcl1c BORT bineinee6t,
gon3 illgenofrii6 mieoer berous-
fomntt. 0oS Oeilti6e Dorf lno bum.
oerte bon fleinen Ginoern, peI9e nit
i6ren beimiiben Goiiimcn befleioet
iino, ner0en bel oielem SeIte 5u ie6en
iein. Der @rnteiei5ug init 0orouf-
foleeiiOer 9auernbod6eit in i6ren
beimii6en Sra6ten uno Sitten miro
Oos groBortieite Sdouipiel 6es
Seites werOen. Gie 6ru6tidule miro
cine eroBe Sc6ensmiirOiefeit icin
uno Der Yorf nit ieinen oielen gu-
oen, ieinem So6rmorftSrrmmel,
miro Ocn 8eii6ern unocr9eBlib blei-
ben.
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lInOcrmciOli6cr ltnfaIl.

9(uf einem 3peiroo iobreno,
Itiir5ten SamItag N2ndnittos opei
Snoben bon ser @erfte om %ier Scr.
4 in oen Safen. Giner ser 2nnben,
Ser 10 Sabre oltc Soiepb &etri,
So6n oes in g1r. 1916, 9liSquitb-
StroBe, mobnbaften 9(ntbonp 8. Ee.
trL fono I'M gSoier ieinen Eor.
9luiIel &obl, ser IA Sabre olte Sobn
bon &uIiel 9obl, melber in Scr.
1905, 9lisquitb. .StroBe, mobnt, ret
tete ii6 ooourd, Dob er iih elm Boot
feItbieIt, bis i'm Serseout 9elfcr
uno oie Eoli8ilten Simplon unO
N1eiiter aus ieiner oefdbrlihen Sage
retteten. Coroner 9fileD bonn mittle-
rem 0iItrift gob geItern @ornittog
einen ouf sos 0urd ltnfoa~ Ian.
tenoen @obriprutb ub, an Dem aobl
unimuloiq iei.
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6reitag bcgonnenc oll9cmeine @efcHt
mlf elmer 6ront, ole iicb bon 6lorina,
na6e Monoitir, bis 81 Dem 6luiie
Struma bin5ie6t, nit inpcrminoer.
ter Seftigfeit fortgciebt miro. Die
6ront reprdientirte einc unrcgelma.
bige Sinie bon foit 100 Meilcn
2Gn9e.
@cnerol 5orroil bat 6os O6cr-
Commando ii6cr Oie Dereinietcn
Eruppen, wd6reno General Goroon-
mics Die 6ron5oien befe6ligt. 0ieie
0perotionen Deroen ais elm S6eiI ser
bon Oen 9laiirten auf alien Sronten
unternommenen Sffeniipe betradtet.
sic folgen Der glnfrlnit oes Generals
Goroonnier na1 ausgeoe6nten Gon-
feren5en nit onOercn 9efeblsbabern.
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9lcocrfnnbr ertrmnfru.

Der is Sobre olte 9leser @oworo
Sump6rieS ertranf seitern glohnit
tag beim 9aoen in Der 9ldbc ocs
%iers 9ir. on ser @rott StroBe.
gs miro angeuonmen. 0oB CT BON
ardmpien beianen mur0e. Der 0ein.
nam iplroe einiee Shmoen ipdter
BON Der NlanniAoit oes @olBeiboo.
tes 0Saunon" eboreen umO nod ser
itdotiihen Wloraue gebradt. Goro.
ner &ileu pom mittIeren 0iitrifi miro
cine llntcriuhung aniteuen.