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The Washington herald., 1917-03-03
Maps Showing Position
Of Squadron DESTROYED

Watertown, N. Y. March 2-Destruc-
ton OF maps showing the whereabouts Of
the Atlantic squadron in the local recruit :
ing office was ordered by the Navy De-
partment today. Orders are also given
for the destruction of any matter which
might be of value to a foreign nation.
According to a dispatch received here.
men stationed on warships will not be
permitted to disclose the whereabouts Of
their ship in the future when writing
letters.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03
TO SINK ALL SHIPS NOW

Amsterdam, March 2-Hereafter all
sailing ships encountered in the barred
zone" by German submarines will be
sunk without warning.
The German government announced to-
day that the period Of grace allowed SAIL
ing ships has expired, according to a dis
patch from Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03
HOUSE STILL DRIVING
AT z In THE MORNING

At o'clock this morning the House was
still in session, driving the gist OF ap-
bills toward final passage.
The big general deficiency bfil had been
passed and the military academy bill. the
last OF the supply measures before the
lower house, was under consideration.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03
REPORTS SAY GERARD
HAS SPANISH MESSAGE
Former U. S. Envoy to Germany Said
to Bear Word from Alfonso.

Madrid, March flames w. Gerard,
former Ambassador from the United
States TO Germany. is carrying a mes
sage from King Alfonso to President
Wilson, according to reports in circula-
ton in official circles here. Nothing is
known of the nature of the communica-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. Announce
the opening of a Bureau of Information
at the 18th and New York ave. office,
Washington, D. C.. for thel benefit and
eonyenience Of inaugural yibitors--AdM
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03

.BaItimore aud. Ohio 20 BaIttnore
and return. $3.50 today and tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03

CONTINUED on PAeE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-03

over the paid adyerIisirE
figures Of Fe5rUnry. 1915
Continuing 70 rtcord the
dns OF any We ahlnEtou
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
SEEK FRST-HAND DOPE,
ON SOLDIERS GLOVES
SO Councils Committee Will
Visit Camp Meade to
See EN-

There's another committee in our
and proposes to do It thoroughly.
incidentally. this committee is actu
ated by patriotism and believes in pay
ing close attention to details. This is
proved by the fact that fifteen of its
members will journey to Camp Meade 10
inspect the gloves worn by the soldiers.
Whether these conscientious inspectors
intend to inspect the gloves of each of
the thousand-odd men now at the camp
is matter of conjecture. It is pos
siblc that the gloves will be examined
in dozen lots. Close attention will be
paid TO the weave and quality of goods
length of fingers, etc. etc.
It is necessary that fifteen men COM
name. which runs like this:
Committee on sustenance and relief
OF soldiers and sailors in national serv-
ice and their dependents"
There's fifteen words--count 'em-
and so there's "a man for each word.
The committee will be very official
II will he headed by Mayor Smith and
Select Councilman Isaac - Hetzell. of
the Eighteenth Ward And of course
Charlie Hail. chief clerk of Select Coun-
Gil. hero of many Il councimanic junket.
will go along to point out places of in
tereSt, such as the. Susquehanna River,
E'ssngton and IIavre de Grace.
BY way Of extra measure of official
dom there will he James T.. Lennon,
president cf Select Council, editor. etc. ;
T.. Il. Gleason, president of Common
Council. doctor etc. Judge Norris $.
Barratt and most of those who became
famous on the various Liberty Bell tours.
one Of tho soldier glove committee
men said facctiously they were going
personally in order to get nrst-hand in
formation. and thus have the matter at
their finger ends.
There was only one other committee
which rivaled the one planning the Camp
Meade tour and that was the commit
tee which went annually to inspect the
monument TO the memory of the Phila'
delphia brigade at Antietam. There's
a little plot around the monument and
/ it is quite necessary to see that the grass
/ is kept in good condition. often thirty
/ five Councilmen went on his tour of in
spection.
OF course there's an ample fund ir
the city treasury for soldiers relief and
there's no reason that the glove inspec.
tion trip should he neglected
1t appears that no one has suggested
that the officers at Camp Meade max,
! this inspection and thus save the eX
, pcnditure of 500. This would buy ninety
more pairs of gloves and be in keeping
with the teachings of Mr.. Hoover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
SUPPLY ESTIMATES
FOR CITY TOO Low
Bidding for 1918 Contracts Re-
veals Great Excess Over
Current Year Prices

city supplies during 1918 will cost
far in excess Of sums paid this year u
estimates received today are approved.
Dry goods estimates are 80 per cent
higher; brushes, buckets, etc" 2s pei
cent higher; groceries. 10 to IL per
cent. Estimates for meats, butter ana
eggs were received for a single month
because of market conditions governing
these commodities.
Todays letting is for provisions for
age and all classes of supplies for all OF
the city's charitable institutions and the
city fire and police boats and the ice
boat fleet 1t will approximate S2oo,oo"
Tho quantities Of supplies asked tor
we're reduced in some instances, ana
the usual three and six months con-
tracts are not likely to be amended, as
many of the estimates submitted con
template only single months deliN'
cries
The list for which estimates were re-
ceived were the following: Clothing, Ice
dry goods. brushes. laundry supplies
horses. milk. cream, groceries, tea, cot
Zee. meats. butter. eggs. forage, iour
fish Some of the items VIII cover th'
first half Of the year. but the majority
will be for much shorter period.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
BISHOP PRONOUNCES
RICHMOND SENTENCE
Deposed Rector Loudly Pro-
tests as Two-Year Suspen-
sion Decree Is Read

Bishop Philip NJ Rhinelander, OF the
Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, to-
day passed sentence of two years sus-
pension from the ministry upon the Rev.
George Chalmers Richmond, former rec
tor of st. Johns Church, Third and
Brown streets. thereby upholding the
finding of the Church's trial court of
October 16, 1917. Doctor Richmond had
appealed from the decision of the court.
Doctor Richmond did not make IL an
easy matter for Bishop Rhinelander to
pass sentence upon him, for as the Bishop
began reading the actual sentence, after
reviewing the case briefly the deposed
clergyman broke In with a protest
against the Bishops right 20 pass SEN
tence both under the laws of PennsylVa-
nil and under the canons of the Church
Bishop Rhinelander read the last zoo
words of the sentence with Mr.. Rich
mond loudly reading protest The
Bishops voice could barely be heard.
and as soon as he finished ne walked out
of the Church House. Twelfth and Wal
nuc streets, where sentence was passed.
accompanied by his secretary and n
layman. This left only Mr.. Richmond,
reporter and IA woman who accom-
panied Mr. Richmond. Ve stopped read
ing soon after the Bishops door closed
and the chapter ended.
Mr.. Richmond bitterly denounced
Bishop Rhinelander and Francis a.
Lewis. calling them conspirators against
him. After the sentence had been read
Mr.. Richmond asserted that he would
bring legal proceedings against Bishop
Rhinelander before the end of the pres
ent year.
So far as the Church is concerned
this is the conclusion OF the most sem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
"THE GOATS" WILL "RUTT IN,

The Goats will butt into tho limclight
tonight with dinner to be given in the
Plue Room of the Goats Hotel which.
they say, is at the southwest corner Of
Broad and Walnut streets.
The Goats in question. it must he
understood, are humans. and the fact
that they have selected the Blue Room
does not signify that the affair will he
gloomy. The dinner. it is said, will be
for Billy Goats only.
1t is announced from the Goats head
quarters in the Bellevue Court Building
that the guests of honor on this occasion
will be the Three Jacks. known as Jack
Davies, Jack Frazier and T. Jack
Mulvey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
cAvoUR CLUBS NOVEL SHOW
Minstrel Entertainment Tonight
Will Have Original Features

A minstrel novelty will be offered this
evening by the Cavour Club, an Italian
organization, of 1893 Wharton street, at
New Garrick Hall. 5O7 South Eighth
street a dance will follow. End men
will be eliminated. each member of the
cast being provided with distinct char
acter and novelties will replace the all
ternate song and dance.
The book was written by Frank Mas
sey and the music adapted by Ralph
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
Four Wills PrObated

Wills probated today include those of
Mary A. Clymer sag Susquehanra ave-
nue.. which. in private beauests. disposes
of property valued at $3.50; Frederick
Williams. jefferson Hospital, s21,443
NJ, J. Robinson. west Falls, s3l5o, and
Anna NJ. Soam. 4i65 Franklin street.
s2275.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14

Glordano. Nicholas v. la Fssia super
vised the lyrics and william A. $. Lape-
tina directed the cast. The cast IN
ciudes william A.. S. Lapetina, Frank
Massey. Angelo Cozzi. Alfred di orio'
Nicholas La Fazia, Philip Landi. Pas.
chal Peters. Joseph dl Piano and Henry
Mast angelo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
BOYS HELD AS JOY RIDERS
Youthful Pair Accused of Touring
City in Stolen Auto

Two seventeen-year-o boys. accused
Of stealing an automobile belonging to
the Philadelphia Electric Company from
Tenth and Walnut streets and riding
around the city for several hours. today
were held in 5000 bail for court by
Magistrate Coward in the Seventh and
Carpenter streets station
The boys, who were arrested at Tenth
street and Moyamensing avenue. are
John Dobach. Carpenter street near
Ninth, and Howard Morgan. Fifty-sec-
ond street near Girard avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-14
Another Day for Soldiers Gifts

The time for delivery of christmas
parcels to the Mayors reception room,
COZ city Hail. for free delivery TO
soldiers at Camp Meade has been cN-
tended one day The Office will be open
today and tomorrow from u. m. to .
y. m, and sunday from 10 u, IN. to
Il u m.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

Grfrculid,e Reiultate.

GrfrenIihe 9erthte Im0 Der grnoesreguTung tber Die 9alung Der
budfhen Reihsbirger, un0 Der amerifaner oeltiher abtuuft, 5ugegongen.
Nar6ndde febea, f1 segea 4merifa bergongen gu bahL fhennt oas getto.
9ehatat oes Aek-AusUerfens uber bns gauge 2nn0 ST. lem. Glide Ser.
bahnggn fteben un5DefeIbdft nod 81 erDdrtet; abr Der Suitt5mtn11ter
cher nennt Die 5ftn1ttor- gratifying, erreuih, errt1geno.
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@r0g oT oeattbgn Heihsblrger, 1no iebfDetGnollh Die Entertainer
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ii MAIDEN ,brnmhL mos file benz 2on6e, hs linen bahe nod @nrreft
biehu. fhuIoia Fn0, um6 nus 1000 neroen 500 f1 oeRgen1B berogen.
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oa mabnt, e. babe nnf amernnniihem 9o0en enc vmIitdriihe gffhicn"
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innerb0b ener 9ReHe BON @funitonsfnbrifel gabp gar6s, MIN, trHft
~ mo0iTsierem. Dian miro in 3uunft aud 4nSnobmen nader.
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bfruex aeoeau6rig INTER Die Hubrf .a4ien Gneut1~ fonmen.
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bot: SIZE bat ibren Gdl ooran, bob Die gef1lae befrieoigen6 imo
5ie 1T fir DE g2iaionen aeraoe iet Der gentor, Der fe beebrt, fe
unbnt. Fe idlst 81 9. thanksgiving.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

Der 9oTfr rnO gGtiDncn fnbhnboIbcr Gf ben GeSbGiih gu Ipn bile
gen uno 2idt uno 5&ntten bis IN ote euHerntaten gBtufd 5n beteHeu
perurcsen boben don BORDER bag Sifatah 5ntiden Dies. unS ieniets oes
aannls serltufhen unD fd nit freuGgem SerSen nIf Die halthe 6ete
~eeFblugen bic fe bon England NIT SaB. @dBOerfeben uno lebeApouen
iberidiittet obeH.
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10 Sabren, i'm umerHanHhen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elm eanser aonH'
nent pbpffh ~bolbradte. gnd penn cine grtnunige Sronie Der @eitihte
beute 6ieies amerifa an Der Sete engTanos fnoet pr6 aud bier benz
pbpfiden Abfnn nod enHral Der norulH9e folgen, oen es lit cine irr'
timide annnbme, Die oa England elmer ~orfibtigen aameraoN6ut fr
fGbiq bmt gs mar fir ben 9entenoen cine Der toqfen &omo0tea SIT En-.
Ieben, me oas peoontid ebrHde 9euitlnuo, ourh bic auBerfe got ge.
pprngen, Die Idugt iuuiortfb eGporOene GeltroItdt 9egens 81 nuh.
brehen, NIT gelenoen @eihret oils Der Y8oIferebtSbreder4 beroamut
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itaft os etpas Giles uo ger1dnthes bon ia parfen, boben es an
.eqenen 2eibe erlebt pe Die Eunde Der Civilization umo 6s drHfhi6en
@obluoaens bonn engIifen Stnatsgebduoe obfiel uo me an allen teren
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@igernus, bratoIe @epaIttat, 9rub aler 9febts mo 8eriprednngen.
sic miIen behe an aa Dem 2eioen ino Snmmer, an al Dem 8Lut 6teieS
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ipaen. gar pinitten, Die Gimme 6Rer adtbunoert rtr0e aud III
4merifa gebort Deroenl -B.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
Die stimnne Scr 16tbunSert.

Sa 6nus Der Qor0s bot mani fd ndbren6 Der lebRn Gage uber Die
Nnhnhe ertnfHet un0 qeDrn0ert, bob Die oftbunoert IN guble6en inter-
naerteR GneLan0er massachusetts 3fuigefangene = bon elmer Rldtebr
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fbnen nnq es df Der @an0 Iiegen, 0dB naterteae SnterefPn tbren gnts
l1mB Dhfiereu rnb oB fe Ieoigih aus benz gsorte glbi bene, it potrta'
bic proitidHe 9hbanmenOuns siebsr aber bel Der geebr5abl bon ibnen
lam oar fiu 3pefd 0oran befeben, oB fe NIT ibrem 8erbalten Dem
Qna0e ibrer @eart elm mornffhes uno stbiihes 8er0ounungsnrteil
fprehen. me e. pernibtenoer nnht geoaht ueroen tam. Selbt oe trdot
fonsgemaB nit Gornbduten aMf Der S~Hteatgen6 begabten brtHifen Goros
Hnben 0iegn Stddel in benz GnihuB Der fh freiDiQig GrpotrtRrenOen
6rmseefabf un0 ibn peInlih geuug empfrnoeng I'm bic geoeutung lenes
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begladteH SnnDes genieBen Doaea o5He ibre Bftden otefen gegenubr
0nsnerfenaen. Aber mir erfnnern lns aus ben erreH Rresss
monoten Der gdaenlten aus Dem 91ubIe6ener 8dangenenlnger 1mo
naHen om1h ben 8erounflmssnerfid Der 2oros ns bohit 1ngImtb.
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n1h fir 0igles opIere1 ooourh ibre tene @ernbfung fir i9r engdi9es
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BET Gintra1 AHe5faS nod fhdrfIe 8nge 81 erbaten; D0s Irtel iber
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zd6uf. nm ihm gaenbpgeHfrehet 81 berhofen sic baben 0s 2ano
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12

:emoHie IeiR fam. $3.50 limb 70 Elm
RuH6pon3 Tam ma no pu~trag'n."
= gr tappt tpeiter unb tomut en0li9
~ Der berbeTteH SeiB. 9urtig Iangt
II gu uno reibt nit Dem 8unosrmits
tel Der I4par3en Siege ben Baud srH,
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id Idon.
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INNER mod fsiRe MiI6 gegsben.
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.
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monte nod dmol, absr esRau UNI brsi
1br in Der 5rub, unb ni6t I&on I'm
3p0If; nadher mirh Ou ldpn Isben,
oaB Is in osinsn Staa cine ipi9tige
gertpanoIung gibt.A
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net NIT, unb ipsnH Elm 9eiliser briur
mar"
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gs9t.
mas 1T IOs7" mas bait s'ie
6su2" -
.Rir i'll log! = Jlir Dab i'd gle
SEN, ols ben 4ogIsrs9sn3, ben moIeFi5
i6ldmpen, ME sr burb bic bintsr
6toutir' 'nousg'rennt if NIT sinsn
Rabel bon W&iI1! - go en- 2ump
- uHS feline 2atsrn' bat sr in be
sir berstfsn, Der 4aoedump. be
ausgidamte!"
4ber BON Dem Gage an bat oi
56nnrse BON Grduofbnuer pitOe
bic i9Snfs Mtl4 bsrssbsl. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-12
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Dit Dem traurtgiien Geiat bon
Der 8elt tBt bic @rauol6daerin aui
Der 0fenbant uno berfertiat fd elm,
Solbe. SIR Ranu, Der 8ranoI,
bauer, i4dat gum 5eniter hinaus uni
maht Elm mprbs0ummes gefdt.
s0fuBt bait tl4tig Rrdutsrmehi
juieBeH, DON 5unbeI6mal3 ALIEN
tanHit b ME cine ridtiae Dun6erIoI.
be 5'pegbrinsen," bat 6as feinalt
GberI s'iagt. - llno mas 6as gberl
siHmal g'iagt BAT, barauf mar nod
ieoesmaI Elm 8erlaB.
Die 9auptfat' fpirb bait fem,
oaB aaes dufs SipferI genou mad
Den unttrDsiiungea bonn goerI as.
Rd6t miro. - @rft IdBt man Biz
Sable in eiHem gabsiierneu 6aferl
bret Gage lang fte6en, aIsbann nsr.
Den am oritten 9oae 0ie geine bon
iieben Spinner bineingetnetet. Die
Spinner muBt b bait crit dufm
6eufaQ fangeH. tn0 baun gebt man
nohts in ben Stau, prdsis cine 8isr.
ttlitunbe Dor 3iD0if Ibr, unb reibt Der
@eiB init Der 6aIbe ben gou6 Elm.
Wsnn's 5n6Ifs T6Idgt, uiuBt ou nit
ber gansen Sod fsrtig iein, Ionf III
bic 8etB bin, taunii DID orauf Der,
lafen. - uno cine 2aterne oarfti
Oh aud net mitnehmen.1
ga. bic GeI9itte nit Der i6pors
gen Self bonn gronblbauer 1T ai4t
70 einfah. 6eit ungsfGbr brei
@o6eu gibt fs fsinen srOpfsn MiId
mtbr. 8refen tut re oafpsil notr
rs6t orbentIi6, obsr alss 3ursbsu
Der gduerin bat ni9ts ssbOIfsR; tie
gtbt einfa9 tsiue W2il4 mshr, bic
@6nar3s.
uub o1s 1T gang 9etDiB, baB br
RogIersasuS. pel9sr anedt 1T beim
G9ren3inger. an Der sau5sn Gsf6i4>
tie f6ulo 1T. - @srbsgt bat sr Die
@eiB! GtaO' 70, ME er aud i'm
arautgartsn Der 5uberbduerin gar 10
Diel 5haben angsri9tst bat uno baB
feiaettpegen Der olts gehler 70 ia'
triT6 iauft. - 8as ate gbsrl bat
ibn asleben, ben 4aglers2ens. ME sr
Dor etipa orsi Boden in Der Naat
an Ger Gtaltire bes @ranoIbauers
borbeigegdngen if un6 pisSer 5urid.
unc ME Ct beim 6tnaFmitsr hineiH'
qeI6aut bat unb uaaber b1Oongsldu'
| fen 1T. - Bon Dem Gag ob bat BIZ
SdtDorse bonn graEoIbauer ttin'
Ntil9 mebr gege6eR.
Der 9emeinoeihreibsr bdlt ss midi
fir m01lih, baB man beim amtsgsa
rihf nit siuem tleinen gro3sb stnai
ausrihten t0nute. Der 9laslsr>2eni
miro bait sinen SID f9fpDren, uni
ser Amtsri6ter lit Elm 6reiosnter,
IN eans Iutbsrifder, Der Iaht bid
sus, iobalb IT BON Der 6f6i4t' sts
ras bort, tnnHIt bid brnuf DsrIaf
ea!"
ga, un6 10 bat boIt Der grarbI
bauer bsim gnerl eintn 8eriu9 &c
maht. e GberI, Elm ~lteinoItes Mei
berI, 1T Ieiner asbtas boiler Redt
T6dffsn6eit unb Guttdtigtstt seUeiet
nn0 bat a[lefpeil 70 ara bel out
IlitteI fir 8itb uno 9ltni6en.
Die 5albe mar fertis. - Sn etEeT
guBeiferren 5dferi Bat fe ouf Der
Banoabrtaiten seItanosn, orei boz
Gage lang. = 5rsili9, has Spinner
fu6en mar fir ben Grdnolbaner MD
qraoe 10 nngentbm.
Sn Der srittea Ra9t, our BOZ
T6rftsmGBigsu 3tit, gsbt Der Granol
bantr nit Dem Sdlbeutopf IN De
Etaa. pbne 2aterus, ME Is Ods Gpel
berasl6riebea bate. 0ie er 10 u
Eabfinfern 6toa oabiuI9Iei4t, trie!
II auf einRoI eiaeH mbsimii9e
Eoulisr ms udts 0brpatidtI. D
Sraabfbaasr mug fem nRrnshiE
mslIatra" fhon htuunteriGIHden, B
lOnFt tsiA Gsssn auf ba ganssa &