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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
STATECAPITOL
NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
SCHOOL FUNDS APPoRTloNED.
State Superintendent Divides $685.
646.25 Among Counties of State.

State Superintendent Divides $685.
646.25 Among Counties of State.
Denver-For the biennial period
the state OF Colorado will disburse 10
the counties of the state $25S,G46.25
from the state school funds. TINS
amount is apportioned and is the
largest amount ever turned over by
the fund. Denver county will re-
ceive the largest sum, s55.776.17. The
other counties will receive as fol-
lows: Adams. s3.329.7s; Alamosa,
$1,375.2O; Arapahoe, $3,OSS.30; Archu-
leta, $1.460.79; Baca, $1,999.96; Bent,
s2.395O6; Boulder. $9,494.30; Chaffee.
$2,34O.64; Cheyenne, $930.3S; Clear
Creek. s1.214.26; Conejos, s2,563.1o;
Costello, $1,936.94; Crowley, $3.-
PASS; Custer, s59O.SS; Delta, s4.467:
Denver. $55.776.17; Dolores, ssa3.32;
Douglas. sS7s.44; Eagle, 96S.29; Ell
bert. s21,15s.79; Ell Paso s12.798.27;
Fremont. s5.46a.76; Garfield. S3.-
Os6.o9; Gilpin. $729.7O; Grand.
$543.55; Gunnison, s16O.37; Hinsdale.
s139.s2; Huerfano. s5.S26.29; jackson,
S2917S; jefferson, s4,0Ss.69; Kiowa.
s1.5O3.7S; Kit Carson, $2,516.21; Lake,
s2.630.44; La Plata, $4,034.10; Lari-
mer, sS.S36.69; Las Animas. $11,-
9s4.O1; Lincoln. $2.414.02; Logan. $4,-
3s2.99; Mesa. s6.273.O6; Mineral,
$245.26; Moffat, $72O.31; Montezuma.
s1,S45.4o; Montrose, $3,s45.16; Nor
gan, $4,5571O; Otero, s6,102.16;
Ouray, $s54.76; Park, s410.17; Phil
lips, $1,219.11; Pitkin, S1,256.57i
Prowers. s4,041.S5; Pueblo, s17.374.31;
Rio Blanca. $929.37; Rio Grande, ST.
1915; Routt. s2.431.72; Saguache,
$1,646.44; San Juan. s439.87; San Mig
uel, $1,355.53; Sedgwick. $1.0G2.79;
Summit. s413.S5; Teller, $3,932.71;
Washington. $2.S56.11; Weld. s11,-
61S.33; Yuma, $3.s62.44; total. $685.
646.25.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
SYNOPSIS.

Alan Wayne is sent away from Red Hill.
his home. by his uncle. ]. Y. as a moral
failure. Glen runs after him in q tangle
of short skirts to bid him good-by. Cap
tain Wayne tells Alan OF the failing of the
Waynes. Clem drinks Alan's health on his
birthday. Judge Healey buys a picture for
Alix Lansing. The Judge defends Alan in
his business with his employers. Alan and
Alix meet at sea. homeward bound. and
start a Irritation which becomes serious.
At home, Nance Sterling asks Alan to go
away from Alix. Alix is taken to task by
Gerry. her husband, for her conduct with
Alan and def1es him. Gerry. as he thinks.
sees Alix and Alan clipping. drops every
thing, and goes to Pernambuco. Alix
leaves Alan on the train.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
Patterson Estate Totals s1,445 900.

Thomas NJ. Patterson left an estate
of s1,445,00O, according to the pre-
liminary inventory which accompan-
led the petition of his daughter, Mar
garet Patterson Campbell, for the ap-
pointment of her husband, Richard
Crawford Campbell, as administra-
tor of the estate. Mrs. Campbell!
states that her father died intestate
and that she is his only surviving
child. The inventory says Senator
Patterson left real estate valued at
S1,000.000 and personally of the
value of s445,000, though the person
atty listed in the inventry totals only
s395,S37.15. The personally is item
lied as follows. Cash in bank, s5,-
S37.15; notes due the estate, 100000;
negotiable bonds. 100000 and stocks
in corporations, about $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
Enjoined From Buying Utilities.

The city and county OF Denver can.
not take over the properties of the
Antero Reservoir and Irrigation Com
pany and the Lost Park and High
Line Canal Companies for the con-
struction of a municipal water sys-
tenn. Judge Denison of the District
Court issued an injunction restraining
the public utilities commission from
selling bonds for s1,O3O,OOO to carry
out contract to purchase the prop
critics. The Injunction was issued on
the application of Frank l.. Birney
and others as citizens and taxpayers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04

all answering cry ne hurled himself
into the water and swan as he had
never swum before.
The girl had farther to go across the
little bay, but she could beat Gerry
swimming and she did. Only she failed
to use her head and, when she found
bottom, started to wade. Wadlng is
slow work in water waist high. Gerry
stuck to his long powerful stroke. AS
the girl reached the bank the strong
fingers Of his right hand closed on her
bare ankle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
"Waco Kid" Must Answer Charqe.

C. Willard Powell. alias the Waco
Kid" lost his battle against extradi.
ton to Chicago before Governor
Carlson. Powell must return there to
answer charge of Fleeing an Iowa
farmer out of $1,000 by a confidence
game.
Heirs Of Mrs. Brown Pay $4,000.
An inheritance tax of s2O,933.75 on
the estate of Mrs. Adele o. Brown,
widow of ]. S. Brown of Denver, was
paid to the state treasurer by heirs
of the estate. The total estate
amounted to $797,S50. Mrs. Brown, 4
resident of Denver many years, died
intestate. The entire property there
fore will be distributed among her
four children-Irene, Sidney, Carol
and Mrs S. A. Martin. There also
were four stepchildren who cannot
share in the estate because no will
was left
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-08-04
By GEORGE AGNEW CHAMBERLAIN
%AH Days

Copyright BY the Century Company
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
To Hold Debate on
Preparedness Issue
Senior and Junior Societies at
Georgetown to Stage First
Event Wednesday.

Senior and junior debating societies
OF the Georgetown Law School will ar
que on Preparedness" at the first
prize event of the year Wednesday
night at 1880 o'clock in the school audi
torium. Chief Justice ]. Harry Coving-
ton. OF the District Supreme Court, will
preside.
The affirmative will be upheld by
Julian c. Hyer. OF South Carolina, and
Robert Whelan, of Massachusetts, for
the seniors. and the negative by Will
lam J. Culllnan. of Washington, and
Robert McGauley. of Massac chusetts. In
addition to Chief Justice Covington,
Robert Morrow, director OF history in
the high schools. and Hugh J. Fegan,
secretary of the law school, will sit in
the board of judges.
The prize for the leading debater will
consist OF $25. besides a $50 prize. for
which he will be allowed to compete
with the winners of three other prize
debates
That the President OF the United
States Should BE Elected to a Single
Term of Six Years" Is the question
to be debated between Georgetown Col
lege and Johns Hopkins University dur
ing February. at the local university.
Rufus S. Lusk and John j. Darby. of
Washington, and Edward ]. Callahan.
of Maine, have been chosen to repre-
sent Georgetown Norman L. Lawler,
OF Minnesota, will serve as alternate.
The Washington times., 1916-01-16

write to Anybody. Washington. ID, G." /"
and he'll be certain to help out some fell
low who's forgetting business cares
while he draws, and sketches, and
cusses and tears up sheet after sheet
of puzzle paper.
A Typical Letter.
Here is a typical letter received today
with an incorrect solution by the way
which is printed to cheer up those
who imagine they have put in real
work at the puzzle!
Editor The Times,
."Munsey Building.
Making Sir Enclosed you
VIII find q solution to that Internal
puzzle printed some days ago. Please
do not ever print another one like It.
| became so engrossed in It the first
few evenings after 1t was printed that
my wife threatened me with divorce on
grounds of desertlon. Exerting super
human will power, l gave up trying
to work 1t out, only to learn upon
reaching my place of business next day
that everyone had the craze. No one
would talk TO me. Even curses hurled
at the poor fatheads trying to solve It
provoked no response. They were dead,
obiVious to everything but that hellish
puzzle. FINALLY one worked out the
solution l am sending you. Happiness
and the usually cheerful atmosphere
about my home and my office have
thereby been restored.
r. s. II this solution Is not correct
please do not tell me. It would be too
cruel a blow to infiict even on a Ger
man."
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
IS TO.l PUZZLE HAS
CAPITAL IN ITS GRIP
thousands Of WashlngtOnians
Have Worked Fruitlessly on
1t, But It Can Be Solved.

An overwrought washingtonian today
walked up to the big fence surrounding
the Government Hospital for the Insane,
addressed an inmate who was sprlnk-
ling the lawn and asked:
Are there any empty rooms In this
hospital?"
THERE'S one right next to ND" said
the inmste. as he put down his UNI
brella, but continued to use the sprink-
Ter.
err probably be over here tonight"
said the man on the outside looking in.
IT hope to see more of you"
''who are your" parried the inmate
lyon reu:ind me If George Washing-
ton, with whom I crossed the Deleware
that cold 'night--iust about such night
as this is a day. most dlsagreeaoie
experience
lie sprinkled on.
Town Worked Up Over 1t.
''I am lust one of these fellows try
ing TO solve that sixteen-to-one puzzle
published in The washington Times
few days ago." confded the mgn be-
yand the fence. i've given myself un-
I'll tonight to solve the - thing' anu
IL haven't worked 1t out by that Iliuc
my family plans TO have me comhlt-
ted for observation.
Too bAd." said the. man on the IN
SIDE as they parted.
Perhaps you have no sympathy with
that would-be puzzle solver Weil' Just
Won try to conquer that '16-to-1" riddle
and fellow feeling will creep into your
reart for this luckless chap.
The truth is about half the town Is
worked up over the puzzle. Many, many
replies have been received by The
Times, but the expert who says he
knows how to solve the puzzle AYERS
that not q correct answer has yet been
received. Men and women write in dis
trescinE letters of the hours they've
spent with pencil and paper working
tiIo thing out, and then the answer sub
nitted appears to be wrong.
It Can Be Solved.
One thing that appears to have been
overlooked is that the line passing
through each OF the numerals must
nlso go through each of the
segments, or divisions, Of the puz-
sic. The skipping of a segment
entirely doesn't solve the puzzle.
Read the directions carefully and
It Iill bo noted that the problem is to
take in all the numerals and cross each
line once. but not more than once.
.rhe puzzle editor says he's sorry for
the thousands of Washingtonians who
have been working fruitlessly over the
thing but it can he solved. 1t will be
recalled that the original announce
ment of January 3 reported that the
puzzle had the West in its grip and men
and women were neglecting their work
because of 1t.
Now Washington has the puzzle craze
and il there's anybody out West who
has solved the pesKy thing. will he
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
Poultry Show Here to
Be Opened on Tuesday

High-class game cocks. some Of them
valued at more than $1,000, will feature
the poultry show at the Arcade. from
Tuesday to Thursday of next week. un-
der the auspices or the National Cupi-
tai Poultry and Pigeon Association.
Edward Hanna, of Bennipg. has en-
tered several fowls formerly owned by
the Mikado of Japan.
Plans for erecting the coops, and car
Ing for the comfort of vlgitors to the
show, were discussed at a meeting of
the association ut the Public Library
last night
The Washington times., 1916-01-16

by former Vice President Fairbanks
Justice Day. OF the Supreme Court
president of the society, will preside.
A vaudeville and moving picture per-
formance will follow tho addresses
Music will be provided by the Foundry
Quartet. Obach Cresse. magician. and
the Zanzigs will also be among the en-
tertsiners. A buffet supper and dancing
will conclude the program.
Milton E. Allies IL chairman OF the
committee in charge,
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
Bites Of Mans Nose
On Chicago Street Car

CHICAGO, Jan. lS.-sam stephana
and Michael Urisic exchanged bitos
while on a crowded strGst car. Mike
bit off the tip Of Sans nose, and Sam
bit off one OF Mikes fingers.
Sam elbowed Mike out OF seat and
had the nerve to grin at him after
wards.
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
HUM PHR EYS'

Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies are
designed to meet the needs Of families
or invaIids, something that mother.
father, nurse or invalid can take or
give to meet the need OF the moment
Have been in use for over siHty Years.
No. For Prtce.
Fevers, Congestiens. Inhamnations. ..."..?S
. Worms, Worm Fever ....,.................,5
3 ColIc Crying and Wakefulness OF lnfants.g5
I Diarrhea, OF Children and Adults.........2S
7 Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis. .............S6
ToothAche, FaceRchs, EeuralgiA. ..,.......3S
. Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo. -
10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak stomach Is
10 Group, HOarSe Cough. LAryngitis. ,........i5
II Eczema, Eruptions. =
Il Rheuma tism, Lumbago o.....,........,...,...So 70
I6 Fever and AEue, Malaria, ia,...................sS
Il Piles. Blind or Bleeding. External, Inter
nal .-......,....s...s..'''.' ''''''' -
- Catarrh. Influenza. Cold In Head. .........g5
20 Whooping Cough .....,.............,.:.. :..'.''YS
u Asthma, Oppressed, Difneult Breathing. .2s
- Disorders OF the Kidneys. .........,S
20 Urinary Incontinence. Wetting Bed......,.sS
"A Sore Throat, ouinsy...... ..............,..,....@S
~ Grip, Grippe, La Grippe. %
Sold by druggists. or sent on receipt Of
price Medical Book mailed free.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO.,
Corner william and Ann Streets New york
Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-01-16
Ohio Society to Observe
Birthday of Mckinley

The birthday anniversary Of Presi-
dent Mckinley will be observed january
20 by the Ohio Society at Rausoher's.
The principal address will be delivered
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

fart toden laHen unter itetem Riib,
rem, banu in nit Butter 6eItridens
tla9e Seller i9iitten, Oaun 3ie6eu.
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man beitreidt iie nit 81 Itreui Sai5
uno aiimmel barauf uu6 bddt iie allf
einem nit Butter beltri6enen gIshe
i'm 5eiBen Sfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

eint 3ll &leioern, ole Sport5peden
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fonnen @ieIe oieier aIeiOer iiuo ans
pefibrt in eeitreiften uuo glotten
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fefr gemabnt. Cine 3pppelihmlrre
til0et oen 9l6ihluB oes initeren 3aa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Nor0ertbeile
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bic 9enuBune zines @iirtels in Der
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Dos ertrem eiuiodc Eon3tleio con
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llnqep5bnlides in oieier Saiion,
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bon Eafieta alein etlUos itrcng imo
berb pirit, 1T Is notbIg elm penEg
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5u pereinen 9eionOers empiiehlt iib
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

lCn sic bauidige 0ropirlmg iiuo oas
9emerieuSmertbeite an oieiem alci'
Der IDp 9lItirautiiche @oIants mo
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oieier Wldntel m0 llmbdnge rers
panot. Gas Suffer Der Sebteren III
in Der 9iegel Don iebr bii6ider abite'
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Ben ermdbnte Commemorate DoS
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Tlottblau Salte i'm 6alte oieies rel
Senoen Sciocnitoiies fdat BON oem
goie bernieoer, 6as in seIdidter 9las
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ouliegt. Ole nidt 5u engcu 9termcl
inn unteu aH Sanoegeleuf aufial
lcno melt. Sine 9ioienriiide bonn eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
pas Sgoqer Der grene.

@ben poate Oas junoe Qaar aus
Dem SiiOen pteber bemiebreu als
ii4 auf Dem Sabu6of cine 3iQeunsrta
an fe ordngIe. Sie i9loue gllte bate
in ibuen Spd5eitsreiienoe ertannt lao
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8oi@e. aRauft, 9err fliiterte ie.
v&ouft Das Wailer Der 5reue Solan.
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Slo35eitstag, bleibt es tlor uno rein
pie Der Quea am Berg briat aber
ems BON beioeu bic Sreue, TO miro Is
tiefI9par3 ipie bic ga9t"
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0as JldIb9en, Das na9 ibrer &ud-
tllnft bod oben auf Dem S6ront m
Speiie5immer nieOergeiiellt puroe.
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Sabre Dergingen, Stein gB0t9en
triibte ben Simmel bes e6eli4en@lids,
unb es lam Oaber ben @atteu bart an,
ais zines Sommsrs 6rou Sophie ouf
dr5tlide Neiiuug fir einige Bo4en
ein gaD aufIuAen muBte, Ddbreno ibr
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5uriidge6alten 6lieb.
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JAP er nit ieinem beiien 6reunbe, ben
er gu iid gelaOen, i'm Speils3immer.
sic reOeten natiirli9 Don Der 9iiid,
tunft Der Satin. 3uidlis iiei Oa
SttoS Bid auf oas ldnglt pergeleue
6ldi6c9en. @r iAil6erte Dem Sreunbe
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Oerbolte Der anoere. Sic na9men Oa5
5ldiaden bcrab unO f6ittslten es.
n@urss Waherl" meinte Otto.
nDeiBt 9u", risf er oanu plobd@,
roa MAIDEN mir einen SpaBl Du
tenrlt mid, i'd babe mir ia nl4ts
Dor3uperfen. ghln iDoleu mir aber,
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gleBen unD 3tnte blnelniWiitteRl
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bon beiDen 5reunben auf bem G0pns
bof empfaugen unb in ibr 0eim eeiei,
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8alo mar i6nen Der @ieDereintritt
eefattet. Bie 5ufduig fisl Der critic
Bid bes @otten auf bas IpuBbafte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
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fen it,
Gas .iireng einfabe~ Sailor-aos
film bon beute lit niht i'm Gntiernte.
item 70 .malniiA" mie es nod Dor
einiaen sSobreu ser 5aa mar oeun IN
set oa3piitenlieeenoen 3eit mar oas
reid per3ierte 2ailor.aoltim1 zen
poQueD Gies bat ieinen mperwiid,
barren 1tempel aiIi oen bentigen a'ot
oen Suriidgclaiien. unO als cine Sol
Qe hietpon miro beiite Dos EoIlor.
aoihinl oas eiuiah lmgarntrt IT.
ats einiahes Goilor.aoitiim" be-
aeihaet. IS lam eineu arogen BON
Dem neteu abnebmbareu Epp boben,
aufrehfte6eno, ungeIe9t ooer es
fam in gang entihieoener &eile I'M.
terbalb ser Slfte auieroroentlide
ggeite 6abeu, es miro troboem als
einiodes gailor.aoitiin be6eihnet
peroen, mas es ia in gergleib 3lt
anoeren 4Dpeu, aud 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

ner&ombinaton bon flammenrotbem
Jlannel uuD gruu unb iDeiB geItreif=
tenn 5lannel.
Ser 8aletot nit @iirtel bat einen
abnebmbaren aroeen lno arobe Ia
ihen, ipdbrenO Der filr5e 8od bon
Dem geItreiften Tlanen b6lig ungors
nirt lit Ser llmituno, OaB Die Strei-
fen bori5ontal laitfen, betout nod
Die &iirae 0es Nodes. Cine palienoe
&opfbeoedltng al Dem 9liBug lit Der
Sportbit NIT 9efleioung bon genu.
iterter Seioe am inneren 9iano.
Ser groBe, breitranoige Sut ee-
pinut mebr uno mebr @erbreihng,
meuugIeid Der fleine SUIT oe8pegen
nihts bon ieiuer Bopularttdt elm.
biiBt. Sin 0interiol, Oos in bemer.
feuspert6er geiie fir Oie @uBniabe.
rel 6ur @erpeuoune foutnt, iIt BTer.
beboar. @s III, 3u 8orte perar6ets
tet, ~ ilibt MIR iebr biibid, ionoerp
bat niBeroem oen 8ortbeil, 0uB es
iebr Ietdt oil @epi6t lit, mas fir ei-
ueH Sou1nerbrt iebr piinIdens-
Dertb. @s Dtrft au9 iebr biibi9 oI9
ltmrunOung bon SitfrGnpen uno
miro bel 5u Srramenten berarbei.
tet, Die auStelle BON ySe0er-5ancies~
oDer 8lumen beniiBt iperben. Sc lit
fir grpBe un6 tIeine Siife gu beripen=
ben, QB an0o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

uen Wiaterial uniranOet Ben Wlantel
unten, pie au9 am Sals, umo Der.
llibt oemielben cine ebeuio oiItIngu-
irte pie atfrdntiI9 pirtenbe @arniz
tiu. Gas SSltter beltebt ais 9(tIas in
ener 5orteu, iIeiibiarbigeu Sdat'
!irung.
9ie 8e5eidjnitug Sportflei0 miro
teate elmer grcBeu gln5obl @looelcu
eegeben, Die iouit ouocrS benanai
paroen IS iheint, ais o6 9laes, mus
pdt 9tadmittogsfleio, 0ortenfleio
ober StraBentoitiim lit. in bic HlaIs
ie Der Sportfleioer bermieien iit sc.
oes aleic oos Ioie i'm Shnitt, ieSc
@eweerugsireibeit eeitattet, tdnu
ihIieblid cilf oieie 9e5eidnung 9Irr
iprub MAIDEN. 9lei3cnoe geitreiite
2eineHItoffs uub EuTab psrDen ber=