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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31

DINED AT
COLLEGE
President Austin Host at Banquet rendered
to Visitors Saturday Evening; Next
Meeting Of Association VIII
Be Held at Lawton

Following most pleasant afternoon
and evening sessions, with banquet
served in the interim, the dentists OF
the southwestern district of the Okla
homa Dental association, adjourned
shortly before midnight Saturday
night.
The afternoon and the evening ses
sions were held at the city hall, the
afternoon session being devoted to gen
eral business and the evening session
to the reading of papers. A part of
the afternoon session was devoted to
clinics, a number of cases of interest
to the profession being present.
A part of the evening session was
devoted to combating the chill atmos.
phere which the dentists aver per-
meated the room in which the meeting
was held. The radiators hummed,
the dental gentlemen aver, "but the
heat came not"
AT Z o'clock Saturday evening the
dentists. with number of guests re
paired to the 0 w. c., where an elab
crate banquet was served, DR.. Austin
president of the institution acting as
host of the occasion.
Covers were laid for 80 guests and
a most pleasant span of time was
spent by all, Many of the members
If the medical profession of Chickashs
were present as the invited guests o
their brothers of the dental profession
President Dr. Robertson. of the asso
ciation acted as toastmaster and
number of toasts were responded to il
happy vein by the different ones call
ed upon.
Following the reading Of inte restin;
papers upon professional subjects, a
the evening session, the meeting ad
journed to meet during the later par
OF October in Lawton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
MORE BOMBS ARE
DROPPED ON PARIS
French Airmen Attack Zeppelin but Invader
Escapes in Fog; Many Killed and
Injured and Property Damage
Reaches Hundred thousand
BY CHARLES w. AckER.iAN.
United Press staff Correspondent.

kOHthCu FiCoo OAalI wv iS-f-hNS'es{ y
Copyrighted 1916 by United Press)
BERLIN (via wireless) AN effee-
tive blockade of Germany is impossi-
bic, Amiral Won Holybendorff, chief
of the German admiralty staff, declar-
ed today in an exclusive statement to
the United Press.
England, the admiral said, could un-
der no circumstances stop commerce
in the Baltic sea between Sweden and
Denmark and Germany.
For weeks, the admiral pointed out,
no British submarine has had any
success in the Baltic and the Russian
fleet is frozen up in Russian harbors.
The only effect Of declaration OF
a blockade by the allies. the admiral
stated, would be upon neutrals and
upon the women and children OF Ger
many. He hinted strongly that Ger
many is prepared for any action by
Great Britain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
BUILDING
CONTRACT
AWARDED
Desccmbes Estate to Erect Structure SO
by l60 Near Fourth and Kansas for
Ford Motor Company; Con-
struction to Start at Once

Following closely upon the letting
contract by j. H. Griffin Tor ths
erection of a garage building for Bar
ton Bro on Kansas avenue, comes the
announcement today that similar
structure will be built for the Ford
Motor company on the same street.
Ben F. Johnson of the First National
bank, gave out the news that the
Kezia Descombes estate had awarded
the contract for building which will
be so by 16O feet, facing on Kansas
avenue Immediately to the rear of the
Spinning building, which is now occu'
pied by ]. P. Wolyerton, the Ford
dealer
Mr. Johnson stated that the Lisle
Dunning Construction company had
secured the contract and that work
on the structure will begin at once
and be pushed to conclusion as rapid
" as the weather will permit. The
building will be one story, but it is
so planned that another story can be
added to it if deemed desirable.
eve shall continue to occupy the
Spinning building as a sales room" sait
Mr.. Wolverton. "Our new room vii
have a completely equipped work shoI
and We shall do general garage bus
mess, including storage Of cars and al
kinds of repairing"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
U. S. SUB.
Is STILL
MISSING

By United Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. S1.-Up
TO this morning no trace has been
found Of the U. S submarine K-o,
which has been lost in fog off Charl-
eston. S. c., since l o'clock Sunday
morning.
The missing vessel carried a crew
Of two officers and twenty-five men,
including Luther Tredway of Blooming
Grove, Tex.
A flotilla of craft from the Charles.
ton and Norfolk navy yards is combing
The Atlantic between Cape Hatteras
and Charleston.
The K3, with three other submarines
and the monitor Tallahassee, was en-
route from New York to Pensacola for
winter maneuvers. 1t is generally be
lieved that the submarine ran aground
in the fog or that its fuel is exhausted
forcing it to lay to and await help.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
RAISE $l45
FOR RELIEF

Il was announced by l.. Erich to.
day that a total of Sl45 had been re
ceiyed in voluntary contributions and
through solicitation for the relief OF
Jewish war sufferers in Europe. This
amount mas been forwarded to the cen
trail relief committee in New YORK
city.
Following The issuance Of proelama-
tions by the president, the governor
Of the state and the mayor OF the
city. calling for the observance Oh
Jewish relief day last week, COM
mittee called upon the citizens OF
chickasha and met with responses
that we're regarded as generous. The
committee was composed of J. W.
Kayser. w. Hamilton, J. w. Speake' 8
7 Goldsmith and L. Erich. I'VE wish
TO thank the mayor and all who con
tributedn said Mr.. Erich.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
TEXAS COWBOY CUTS
WIDE SOCIAL SWATH

man and chorus man who lived in
hall bedroom in New York tenement
eight years ago.
The World says, Nothing that Stcyr
has ever done makes it necessary for
him to deny that he is Thompson. He
is the son Of poor but estimable OLD
southern family. He assumed the name
Stcyr when he married Caroline Red
field in Jersey City in 1909. The Of
ficial record shows that he then gave
as the names of his father and mother
the names Of the father and mother
of the missing Thompson
The World story also asserts that
other identifications of the man IN
New York and Texas are positive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
CASES ARE
CERTIFIED


rive cases wherein the grand Jury,
al Its recent session, returned indict.
ments against parties charged with
misdemeanors, have been certified
over to the county court and entered
upon the docket Of that judicial body.
In the matter Of Oscar Davis and
walter Click, indicted jointly on liquor
charges the defendants have appeared
before Judge Davenport, enter pleas
o. guilty and been fined in the sum OF
s29 each. Returns have not been made
en- service issued against other de.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
LINES IN GOOD SHAPE.

Manager Kelly of the Pioneer Tele-
phone company, reports little damage
from the early Sunday morning storm,
Mr.. Kelly states that a few phones
were put out Of commission when the
lightning struck the home of F. Z.
Clayton, 2128 Dakota avenue, but that
all damage was repaired in short
time. The hickasha-Anadarko line
which was damaged during the sleet
storm last week, has again been re,
paired and is in good working order
again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
By United Press.

By United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan 31.-Jean H. M.
Stcyr, the youthful husband of tn
widow of "Silent" Smith, society man
in New York and Palm Beach, is Jack
Thompson of Waco, Texas cowboy. ac-
cording to story printed by the New
York World today.
AS the story is told by the World
"Stcsr,s maseuerading as distin
guished French gentleman from Trou
vile and as such received at the White
house and in the most exclusive so
ciety circles, is in reality Just the
plain John Thompson of Waco, news
boy, hotel clerk. haberdasher sales
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
ATTENDING BRADLEY TRIAL.

MIN Wyatt d. r. Baker, L. w. Long,
w. NJ. Huntley and William Pursley,
all OF Rush Springs, and Ed Vaughan
and J. A. Corzine of Alex and w. A..
Bryant of Pocasset are in the city to-
day as witnesses in the matter OF the
state VS.. Bradley, now on trial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
Ten Bombs Dropped.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
PARIS. Jan. S1.-Ten incendiary
bombs were dropped by German air
invaders in an open field in the su
burban section Of Paris.
French air patrols attacked zeppe-
lin which fled northward and escaped
in a fog.
It was stated officially today that
2e persons were killed and S2 injured
in the German raid Saturday night.
The property damage was placed ai
sl00,OoD.
The Paris newspapers are urging the
French authorities to make retaliatory
raids on large German cities
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
|sr,., Of MaIfeasance and immortality in
[,,e Of County Clerk Knocked Out
BY Court; Defense 0yenuIed
on Other Points
HRY IS SELECTED
AND TRIAL OPENS
|arty AHOIOey Makes Statement and
Counsel for Defense Reserve Same;
Ross Cox First Witness Called
by Prosecution

Iudse Cham Jones OF Waurika con
Al court this morning In the dis
ra court room, having exchanged
rches with Judge WIN Linn during
/, trial Of the case of the State VS..
p Bradley, county clerk Of Grady
uanty
attorneys Bond, Melton and Bono
b Holding and Herr appeared as
unseI for the defense, while County
torney venable and Assistant Swan
4 representing the state,
Agth the conyening Of court and The
III Of the docket, both the state
Ind the defense announced ready Tor
nl
Attorneys for the defendant, with
/ Be eongening Of court, began argu-
nsnts asking that demurrers hereto
|ims filed in the case be sustained by
u court
/ A demurrer attacking the validity OF
'Ae manner in which the constitutional
snendment had been adopted was
nlsed by Attorney Alger Melton In re-
hdon 10 the amendment making
.hunkenness in office a cause for re-
|hogal from office. The attorney
argued that this amendment was
ssopted a. the same time and BY the
sane means as were the amendments
fnoan as the "anti-gambling laws,
which The courts have held to have
Wen Illegal On account o. irregulari'y
b manner OF adoption.
Demurrers to counts five and SIX ia
BE- indictments were sustained by the
part These two counts charge de-
sndant with malfeasance in office II
with the purchase by the
anty Of the present court house and
llih immoral conduct
The demurrcrs to counts one. two
hne and four we're overruled and the
nat,er Of selecting a jury taken up
eFiy jurors. those Of the regular pan
ls and Of the special yenires. were
resent. The work Of the selection be-
On at II o'clock In the morning ana
ias completed at ? O'Clock in the
iternoon.
County Attorney venahla made the
atement Of the case to the jury ana
y forth what the state would aliese
gaiust the defendant and what II
ould attempt to substntiate BY me
Illnesses.
Mr. Venable said that the state
ould show that on divers and numei'
IS occasions the defendant had beep
iilty Of drunkenness in office.
Attorneys for the defense stateu
at the defense would reserve All
atements for the present.
At 2;15 o'clock the first witness Oh
e state. Ross Cox, deputy county
ERIK, was sworn and took the stand
The jurors trying the case are 2. ~
H. Eden, Louis Tucker =
Klager. Milton Trammell, ). a.
rocker. r. o. Williams, B. w. Pinks-
n, D. w. Linn, A. e. Malcom, W. W
orn and Walter Jones.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
WHY GIRLS SHOULD
WEAR BIG SHOES.

BY United Press.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan 81.
Tight shoes make bad tenn
pers. according to bulletin is
sued by the Young Women's
Christian association here. An
investigation by the employ
ment bureau of the organiza-
ton revealed that many girls
lost their jobs because they got
"peevish" at their employers,
all on accoant of pinching boots
janglirg their nerves. The
first requirement of a girl seek
ing work through the y. w.
c. A. here now is-wear big
shoes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
PRESIDENT
IS CHEERED
By United Press.

By United Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. S1.-Presi-
dent Wilson arrived here from Chicago
,odav at 1920 p. m. He went IN
measAtely to his hotel.
En- route here the president spoke
hare.headed in the bitter cold from the
roar platform of the train at Wauke-
Gan Kenosha and Racine and he was
cbeered by thousands at each stop.
The presidents speech here is ex-
peeted to be one of the most important
OF his tour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
Amabassadcr Reports.

By United Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. jan. S1.-Am-
bassador Sharp reported to the state
department today that the Zeppelin
raids on Paris covered small but
thickly populated portion of the city
He reported that ten persons were will
ed and twenty injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31

Court Clerk Newman issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses Saturday;
Guy Harris. aged 2i. to Miss BERTHA
Dearman, aged IS. both Of Naples;
Fl. Myers, aged 2S, to Miss Mary
Rosecrans aged 16. both OF Blanch&
In the last instance the father o. NJ
bride gave his consent to the ma
by phone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31

!. !. !. 4 + + j. j. + J. I. + 4 +
J. WEATHER FORECAST. +
+ : 4. i + J. i. 4. : + + + j. +
During twenty-four hours ending 8
a. m. today:
Tonight, fair colder; Tuesday, fair.
Local Temperature.
Minimum, 20 degrees.
Maximum, 81 degrees.
Precipitation Saturday night and
"a inch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-31
roDAv's OLDEST STORY.

BY United Press.
GALLON, o., Jaa. si.-Hey
Diogenes came here with that
lantern Fire Chief II.
c. Spencer has just been
granted his earnest petition
that his paw be cut from SsVc
to 5000 pes. xe.- sponsauer
said his private business took
part Of his time and that ms
services were worth but $500 TO
the city. He has been a member
Of the fire department for fifty
years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Sprima WroUc.
ester ~%>eroIo").

- Ntra. o. Mrs. Ghri2 Malbra
rciitc iorIc0en I'll GIbom Sotc lor at
rare tiIitc0c pco Sottcn Mtauricc'@
grpaup.
- Nils Hnut, &umg< Gn3cl, Y.
: SnllinQ oQ Oscar &ottc t~iltraaOtc
iCrlcbru Munhug MorQeu Hcilcn I'll
Montono.
Ole u. &ipmc er Dat til Sons
GAG Cen lite Sum- pllOieIiR o'Anoct
res Gercn al ct NPrtcou>c. &Ot
hcuoc ior haut 10 Icltc SIu9tiIiUlocr,
men bar I'M tonmeu liz ion mcact.
q: hon tiliao lit Arbcioe iom unnIi0.
9 Sebct al Spr0uQen tlolc0c han
crer Smcrtcr / @rnitet, men citcr
Ell MISUNDERSTANDING Qau oiaic
ii9 uco 10 Si0rl, iuu NamIIjcu off
tilro. sci. I on Morlcncn tit bon
ct lpt Nicrttmlalo ~ NpNc pIuoic.
lig. 4Pr. aiontc blrp ioot / NoIloh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
naems @eir.

Se Sorenebe Stoters @eirbnreali
meooeIer fsIeenoe ON @eiret / llgen,
fom bespnote ben lite SUM:
Region of the Great Lakes: Fair and
considerably warmer weather will
prevail during the next days; however,
thu~ndershowers are probable about
Wednesday and Thursday.
Plains States and Upper Mississippi Val
ley: Generally fair and considerably
warmer weather will prevail the first
a OF the week. The latter half will
be cooler with probably local thun-
dersho wers.
Rocky Mountain and Plateau Regions:
Generally fair weather will prevail
during the week. Warm weather dur
ing the first half of the week will be
followed by change to cooler weather
after Wednesday in northern portions
OF these districts.
Pacific States: Generally fair weather
with temperatures neal normal will
prevail during the week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Yrof. gotbne biem fra Seras. Brof.

Erof. 8otbne biem fra Seras. Hrof.
@isle 8otbne beb Minneiota timber.
iitet Tom iibite ll9e ifsIee "Gioenoe"
biem fra ct Yar Tigers SpboIo |
1eras, buor ban har boIot ipp Sore.
orag og beisgt mango interesiante
Steoer og t~rufiet mango interesiante
W~tenneifer. san boIbt SeIttaIen peo
Gramensfeitliebeoerne paa 2iitberan
College / Clifton, en- SfcIe, Der bripes
al Den norife Spnobes 6oIf / 9eras.
IS 8alpesiton % aiiore @per bolot
Trofcsiorcn Soreorag ON forifienige
Gmner, for oct meite pcorsrenoe Sfo.
leuGien og S~porageIie. s Gan an-
tonic, bpor @eneral Sirnston bar tit
Sopeofpartcr, bar Der ct brpget 2ip.
8alpeston bar eft merfcligt Inl9g,
Der blep bpgget for at beifptte 9pen
moo grGnoingen fra 8oIfen. @n flor
Sloobslge gift ion befienot for enbel
Mar iiben oper Ell itor Del al 8aIpes-
ton. Souston, ser bar S~opebitaoen
/ Den / i'm Sio eriiterenbe 5eras 8e-
publif, blep o9iaa beisgt. Yrcf.
gothnc bar | ct Selifab iannnert meb
en- 2attcr at Sam Souston, ser bar
5erus &cpubIifens Yrriioent. Erof.
9otbne bliper biemme til Gluten al
Waoreoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

- sSohn 81 @riebcl bar flsbt OCT
i,t,e pafre Sus, iom MI bpgge8 oppC
/ Bleaiant Sia Iobition.
8o,fon fit SrtsOnQ Gftcn Den
TIDE lit fsritc Scrllbmtcto9 eftcr
TNonnten 0elt lite Sslini.
Dtr. % Mr5. Z. y. Stccn ira
@lennooo Sopuihip rciltc Ibaa til
Srca, q. 0af., bpor &c lfal boIGttc
Jig.
I'll T~oitrIcitcr i @oiforl
iIteoetfor Otr. Narlum, bpla Ger
min mart uhlpber, err llonrpni
go. i. Mcoorp, Gicr % HcOottsr
al Slobct "5hc Democrat.
- Toltor Socob Nicloc % Srltrl'
i Dor Tabobp &aifon blcn Den
tloc ba. o~pcrralfct al inc MeniG'
hloSIcmWcr % onorc |enncr, Der
foun for al biplpe Frc'tc'olfrllc at
icirc lin 20-onri9e @rpIlnpSona TN
NSe1taeoooc ~opcrroftc2 Dem I'll ct
Dtinbc ont SoQcn n0 @ripQct.
Sro Tarf Hlpcr, Y. Sat.,
mcooelcS ocn lGbe N,ni: aiebmarlo
@uitop @ronot pcnotc / OnSooN@ til
baac fro @innipcN, Wonitobo, hpcrz
ben bal, par rciii ipr at trTIIc i'm
@rpber, aaptcin %oban Brandt ira
Erince Mupcrt Nritiif Columbia,
iom itaor pco t02bc Battalion Der
SirSbaa pnSiercoc gicnncm @imli-
pea poa Rciic ill Nnlilor, ira Spill.
fen Sopn Den ifnI oiQoa iii GngIano.
Sim 30 MiuItcra Stnna bleu glort
/ @innipeg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

efterIoo fig en- SamIins al bisie
Smpffer, iom Serben albrig bar
funret bile Wasen til. ct al De
itsrite SaIsfipber beitoo al 27S Der.
Ter % bapoe en- @Groi af 100000
Eiino. San bapbe ogiao to 1gp'
per, iom for oct meite beitob al Ser
Ter oa sGbelitenc. Den enc al Mat.
terne bar Ell EreIent til Ell Sflen'
beo, iom ban iorelifeoe iig /. Zen
foitebe $4,000 Tunb. Samme ga.
Job bapbe ct @epGr og en- 8ogn al
geoiegent Sslp. Sans Giterfommer
gif imiblcrtio enbnu Longer / Eraet.
San lopeoe fig TO aanoner % en-
Gfpipagc al @llo.
On anben Haiob loo lape ct Sails.
boanb al Sianionter, ioin foiteoe
100000 Eumb. Get inoebolbt Ell
Stcr, "SpbcnS S%tierne", iom Na-
poleon i lin Sib fog iom %ariaSbptte.
49, @lnnot andre Sfatte al crtorm
%Grhi eier NiSann al Spoeraba0
"Ni5om 1iomontcn", iom peicr 277
anrui, ,pa "Tictorp.S innlenten", iom
peier 1873 aornt.
Dipiores gplbne Srone er bciat meb
gniitrenoc SiipcIer. Zen bpilcr paa
lire Sspcr al purt Sub; ocrcS Zine
er tolos'nlc Hubincr. - ST al No.
joben al @moliora Snlobonno be.
lionr al t~rettcn F%crlcroocr. o1 bpcr
FcrIe or iaa ltor ION ell Wnilocl.
Oct pooitnocS, at Ell bcrsnlt Tri.
Madonna, oo man ipilrgtc bciloc on,
bporior bun life piIoc giitc liz nleo
Ell Hninb, iuorcoe, at Oct blcp Nn.
iobcll oo life bun, lom Tom til at
bore DC ilcite %sSilpclcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20

benoe". Gfosoe bar fsot / Norse lite
Stunt 1S43, bperpeoe fig / 1863 paa
Sort SneIling fom Wenis | aompani
6. lite Ntnneiota @egiment, og
1865 ili,tteoe ban fig til &ompani g
at 9th @eteran @eierpe. Yaa SoIoa.
terbiemmet fienoer man intet til hans
SlGgt eaer bnor ban fom fra / Norge.
San bar Ell Iiter9rt anIaet Wanb.
Tom benptteoe meeet af fin 9io meb
8ranifninser at arige / bibeIbiitoriif
3io og Slotiben. San ifrep meget ON
oisie Gmner. San bar en- af De faa,
Tom nGeteoe at mobtage ben Neniion,
ban iom @eteran fra goreerfrisen
bar berettiget til. 9esrapeIien fanbt
Steb 6reoag gftermibbas paa 2afe-
MOOD 8rapplaos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-20
Sen fo8cnoeS tp

st merfeliat Tatilrirnomeu er
ben foeenoe Sis paa ben p%eitinoilfe
@ Sominica. 0enne Sip ligeer /
EFT nleget ~utilgiGngelig % zoe Gel
at zen % beisges ntcgct Iieloen al
Wcuneifer. Gn init Softor Hifol,
iom bar feet Sisen, i~friper ~fsIgenoe
ON ben / ct tpif Siosifriit:
@i flatreoe opoper Be meo Spopl
bebrffebe Siber og fom op paa Cop
pen, bporfra hi babe en- eienoom-
melis llbiiet. Wan fit ben Soreitil.
ling, at man befanot fig peo &anoen
al ct ubpre Sp9lg, fra builfet brent
oenoe Hsg % fp9lcnbe 9asarter
itaoia itcg op. llbiigten par iaa
mc%rfperoig, at hi isrit eiter fIere Mi-
niiter funbe fomme os al Dor Sor-
bauicIie. Get merfp9roigiie bar ct
Saarn al @anb, iom brpebe fig /
S1sells Wttofe. Sef pdpOe Ell Setoe
al flere 500, % BET ipntes iom ON
Sanoet bepGseoe fig / Girfler inben.
Tor ct besr9niet Smraaoe. Sieens
Stranbe bar meset uiepne. greo-
berne Dor prpoet meb prGatise Stri-
Der, bpilfet iiffert itammer ira
SpppIaiiGmins. Sroos De beftiee
@epTsc!icr / "Opens Miote laa man
inacn @s!acr moo @reobcrne.
Scnnc foscnbe SID iigger 1900
Metcr oucr Sapei. Zen bar en- al.
lang Norm oa maalcr peo bsielte
Sanoitano GO @cter / 99ngoe oe 80
Mctcr i @rcboe.