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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
D I E D

sn,1H-on Thursday. December -. 1871 At -
O'Clock u. H.. a, her late ronldracs No. sos
su,b broadway .,c-.. Mrs. cAaoLCSE. widoS
az Tho late John Smith. In her S5th year. "a
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon 1t O'Clock:
Friends uf the family invited 10 attend Inter
ment IN Greenwood.
THURSDAY. December g. lel'. G:Ss
n.cl,.,k - ,u 81 her late residence II w Jout'sss
irr,,h STREET. I'ANRlE CALDWELL 1ANA5 -, z.
Funeral services a. tho 81. Matthew p T. church..
Saturday sfteinr1n II 2:un O'Clock Fftends re-
.,r,.fuy United 10 attend lntefmsut pirate ~
Greenwood cc;n-trry. ~ l.:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
WANTED-Mfale Help

wINrEp-Eiys men With tonA selling e1pest1nes Ia:
West Virginia. Compensation $3.50 To .ttooErre
month; limited only by ability q the man.! 1tAnaa
nil Co. Cleveland. q. u'u.e n
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

in torrents and the game was
not played.
This week two hard games are
scheduled. Friday with Burton,
Saturday with Sumner, on Wash.
on grounds.
The annual Baccalaureate ser.
vice for the graduating class of
Vashon High School will be held
Sunday evening, May ID, at s
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Murray will
preach the sermon. AS usual.
it will be union service, and all
are most cordially invited.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

The Record earnestly requests CON
tributors TO confine their articles as
near as possible to 500 words this size
type, or approximately ten inches.
Boil 'em down.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

The time is approaching when bust
ness ability and not handshaking will
secure votes.
There is nothing so valuable for you
as to do what you can without regard
to what others may do.
The demand for evaporated and dried
fruit this year viii be greater than
ever on account Of the war, and Com
missioner Morrison is urging upon
fruit growers the necessity of deYoting
more time 80 this phase of the work.
There should be large attendance
Mt the next regular meeting of the
Horticultural Society, Monday even
ing, May I. at the old school building,
Vashon. The question of holding mn
Island fair this year viii be discussed.
1t Is high time something was done;
so, let's make start
Mrs. Josephine Preston, state super
intendent of schools, is doing splendid
work in the enlisting OF school child
rem in the movement TO secure agricul-
tural preparedness. Itwould be fine II
everychild of proper age os1he Island
could be enrolled in league pledged to
plant and care for at least % hills each
of potatoes and beans. Aside from the
healthful employment it would be ben
eiicial in arousing in children a spirit
Of unseltish cooperation.
The last legislature made change
in the game law thatreverses The open
season for ducks, that is, it is now law
full to kill Them during the season when
they are supposed to be protected. No
doubt the intent of the law will be fol
lowed. Commenting on this The State
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
VashOn High School Notes

On last Monday, Miss Sutton
talked to the school on Psychol-
ogy, a subject in which she is a
keen student, and which she
made interesting to all.
Last Wednesday Bernice Mey-
ers recited 'Knee-deep in June, :"
by Riley, as her contribution to
the Student Day exercises.
Friday, April 20, yashon base
ball team intended to play at
Kent, but as usual the rain fell
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
Appreciates Good Words
Editor Record:

Editor Record: G
DeafSir- YorVashon Heights
correspondent very kindly com.
plimented the ministers of Vash-
on. and urged the people to
show their appreciation of their
ministry.
The words are cordially receiv-
ed, because especially of the
character Of the writer, and be-
cause compliments come SO sell
dom.
But we could have wished the
writer might have mentioned
some of the ways in which this
appreciation might be shown.
Therefore, permit me to add:
that which robs a minister of his
efficiency to the greatest degree
is not criticism or hard work,
but failure TO visit the minister
in his home, and especially his
church. Empty seats are his
Night mare, source of Blue
Monday and most prolific
cause of restlessness.
Do you want to keep theminis-
ter come, worship with him.
Yours,
k. G. Murray
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
Shall We Have a Fair?

vashon, Wash, April "a, II.
lnasmuch as Fisher Bros,
Lilly & Co, and others are plan
ming to give premiums at the
1917 Vashon Island Fair, we
should get together and decide
whether we are going to hold a
fair or not. II we are, it's time
we We're getting ready; if not,
we ought to let it be known at
once.
Monday evening, May Z. is the
next regular meeting of the
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

Vashon Horticultural Society.
Suppose we have a real mass
meeting at that time and decide
what we are going to do
This lisa question everyone on
the Island ought to be interested
in, so all come.
w. D. Garyin, Sec'y
Vashon Horticultural Society
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

Regular meeting Of CONNER.
cial Club at Ellisport, Friday
evening, May 4th. Light refresh.
ments. The Strawberry Festi-
val will be discussed. An effort
will be made to secure a speaker
for this meeting to discuss the
subject of "Dairying.'
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26
MEM1MENxMaMnpsEMMMEpaMMEMMN
The PEOPLES FORUM
.aNMEMRllKllNaMMEtlNllNMNRNNG
Portage. WISH. April %. II.

Portage, Wash, April %, ~.
Editor Tho Record.
In your last issue | rend with regret
but no surprise Of the movement of the
leaders OF the minority to have She
ferry re-routcd 10 suit themselves and
kill the whole object for which the
ferry was established, viz, MS . means
OF transportation for vashon-M aury
Islands.
From time TO time We have seen
shots in The Record from Vashon
Heights regarding tho ferry. Had IL
not been for Mr. Cowan and the Wash
on Gravel Co. we would have heard
none of this, and everyone would have
been satisfied.
AS is well known when We voted on
the ferry Mr.. Cowan hollercd Stuffed
ballot boxes!n and had particular
complaint tore against the writer.
1f | can't holp to beat n man In n
square why, will never boat him. J
However, there are people built differ
ent. Then the voters were registered
and voted second time with the same
result. Mr. Cowan and his followers
were hopelcssly defeated.
MIR. Cownn states In the resolution
passed in Semitic by himself, or by his
dictation, that the ferry from Portage
to Des Moipes was "A colossal mistake
aud tallrre. Mr.. Cowan knows this
is untrue. The ferry was put in com
mission in the middle of winter. In
the meantime is it not fact that a
milk truck is visiting the Islands daily
for milk and cream? Is it not n fact
that daily truck line is in existence
to Seattle by the ferry? Is it not n
fact that the Kent laundry is doing n
good business on the Islands since the
ferry has been runningY And is it not
adyer s to this eject in oar ' 10.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-04-26

Three vessels, valued ut two mill
ion dollars and over were launched
at Seattle, Saturday. And the Yashon
II, launched ut Burton, swells the Num-
Der to four in King county in one day.
Indications are that there will be no
Slump in the shipbuilding industry
in the Northwest for some years to
come. In this connection attention Is
called to the announcement OF Mr.. q.
A. Collins on another page and also to
the letter by Mr.. Il. II Mattison Of
the Industrial Bureau of the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce and Commer-
clal Club. 1t does seem that the lime
Is ripe for launching an industry on
the Island such rs Mr. Collins has
mapped out and which practically asks
nothing more thun the moral support
OF Vashon- Maury Island people. Like
the telephone system and the light and
power plant 1t would mean dollars adj
died. to the value Of every acre in this
territory. BY all means let's wake up
to present possibilities.
Few realize the work necessary to
produce even n small country paper
like The Record. But the editor of the
Ramona Gal Sentinel comes near the
truth in the following; "There are
more than thousand words in news
paper column. If you don't believe it,
count them. When you have counted
them, write column on some subject.
Then write another column on diff
erent subject. Then chase news
item all over the community for a
missing part and find ont there is
nothing to it. Then write four or five
columns more and you have material
for a rather slim newspaper DO this
today, tomorrow, and the next day, and
again next week, and next month, and
all the year. Try this for one year
and see if you would not look upon n
man or woman who rang your tele-
phone and gave you news item as a
Christian and public boneiactor.'
The Record earnestly requests CON
tributors TO confine their articles as
near as possible to 500 words this size
type, or approximately ten inches.
Boil EN- down.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

BOARD OF HEALTH.

The estimates of the Board of Health show great in
crease calling for Slo660000 against SS9S9O0O0 for
l0l5-l7. will review but items: First. the Leper
Settlements water supply which has been neglected for
years There supeabundant adjacent Waikou
Valley A suitably planned and constructed system would
enable the entire settlement be irrigated and mTe sufficiently
productive meet the interest, built by bond
Second the Problem of Tuberculosis for which S7500000
requested in place of S120OO0CO period 1915-H
The suppression of this disease requires effective dis
cpned and concentrated organization under governmental
control and rcest accountability, for disease Offers
greater opportunity for OF time and money.
Estimates: ..=~:
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$4,000
TERRITORIAL FARM LOAN BANK, ETC


There will be efforts induce you commit the Territory
experimental institution of this character and other allied
schemes based parallel experience with conditions
The districts that furnish the favorable conditions
where the fundamental experiment be carried Haiku
Makawao and Kdla Maui are within convenient reach
Agronomss under pay who supervise agricu
tra operations the above localities and give packing ship
ping and marketing advice s#.E
These instructors follow the practice i'll force the
States particularly Iowa. where farmers called together for
instruction The cannot go into business take
business chances If do direction be
demanded in ALL Where unquestioned safety exists may assist
in legitimate ways 1t is helping II not adequately
it the fault of the government but those entrusted with
execution. .@.:#.
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION, LABOR AND STATISTICS.
The demands this Board should be decreasing The
reduced S44O0OO and emzed follows
Salaries SlO8OOOO
Expenses Zi4OuVo
Hospital expenses and aid to the INDECENT and i'm
Detention and repatriation of immigrants 100000
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Reduction ............... $4,000 $4,000
COLLEGE OF HAWAII. Noted under Education"
PUBLIC WORKS
Specific Salaries and Pay Rolls. ... .S55.92000
These salaries as shown in the Budget,
are unchanged save for new postionsl
Present. Salaries and Pay Rolls. 33,4S0OO
New Salaries and Pay Rolls
Assistant Keeper MausoIetIm
(S50l .................. 81 10000
Librarian Dept Public Wks,
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CONTINUED on page three
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S4S.am
EOARD OF AGRICuLTURE ND EORESTRY

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY.
The Board recommended the transfer OF the Division
OF photography to the Department OF Public Lands
cooperative i'll public interest
recommend the Board retain control OF all points of
and within jurisdiction and lie enabled
embeHsh certain choice natural spots
The relatively SSSOOOOO as compared with
SS36OO0 for 1o5-l7 provided the 100000 hand
be for the New Plant Inspection Building by
June M site has very recently been aside for this building
Reforcstug the Round Top Forest Reser7e. ~=.
The Board has avoided initiative in this matter urge
of 100000 for the Round Top Forest Reserve
be granted that may be speedily reorested The views OBJ
tainabe from these nearby heights exceedingly attractive
citizens and visitors While considered
park, the reoresting be planned display
natural and foliage OF great beauty and interest
particularly visitors. We expect and
maintain tourist patronage without natural attractions.
TERRITORIAL MARKETING DIVISION
recommend this Division be made independent depart
and that be entirely removed from control whatso
of the Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry United
States Agricultural Experiment Station.
This strictly business proposition and should be
such 1t requires reasonable capital Its main mistakes have
been trying field beyond Pacific Coast already
occupied.
If this Market local business supply
orders, it succeed
Unbusinesske credits and consgnments will break it.
Having started this business, the Government
tnue it and provide the facilities and plant necessary.
recommend deputy auditor reporting the Territorial
AUDITOR be appointed examine less than twice month
the and business methods being employed This will
require than four days each month
The estimates submitted by Mr. A. Longley Superintendent
Salaries Wages and Expenses .$2400GO0
Cold Storage system I,oOuUU
Garage and Paving Yard Recommendations. 10000
GO 6non0
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SURVEY DEPARTMENT.

No increases of salaries have been requested but equity
neceSStates due consideration.
Estimates:
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Salary of Surveyor ........S 10000
General Expenses covering the work heretofore
undertaken ............ 100000
additional surveys and the uonuuenting Of public
lands and OF government lots ............. 1000
Publishing maps particularly OF the group for
which there is urgent need observation-disclosures. 10000
Reminding records. recopying maps, extern
sion OF fling system, etc ........, 36odoo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

Total Estimate, regular and Loan Fund, Sl858I50OO)
PUBLIC LANDS.
Agreeable the opinion of the Bureau of Agriculture and
Forestry, you will be requested transfer the Division of
photography the Land Department affiliated in
the public interest .-"~
The Commissioner has asked for increase of salary
although entitled to such consideration.
The indexing and ransating of Land Commission Awards
is important and requires clerk for indexing
Those familiar and expert lands by personal knowledge
very few hence is felt Mr. Kanakanu the abe of all
living should be transferred and given the position indicated
Surveyor, while able render irreplaceable service.
Estimates-. :#" ..~
Land Department:
Salaries and running expenses .S31 $1,000
Indexing and transang of Land
Commission awards .........:.... 100000
Surveyor Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Extra Clerk 1ndexing .............. $4,000
Salary Commissioner of Public Lands 10000 S532 OoOO
Division of Hydrography
Salaries and Wages ............... $3l $4,000
81 Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
New Equipment Observation-Disclosures. 1,55000
New Construction ................ 1155000
Investigation of Underground Waters :..=
Oahu Observation-Disclosures. 100000 70S6OOO
Sl24O60OO
@. SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
No of salaries have been requested but equity
necesSitates due consideration.
FStin,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26

RS HAS ITS LIMITS
Mabel Salisbury, however, for l
thought I could perhaps see in her
what l might have been had it not
become suddenly necessary for me
to fight my own battles.
Miss Salisbury had no battles of
her own to fight, consequently she
was always trying to fight the bat
ties of others for them. That she
knew or could ever know anything
about the rules Of the game was not
important. She was determined to
ride her white charger of convention
into the fray on all occasions.
Miss Salisbury wants to know
you, said Alma one day after we had
become such good friends that we
usually breakfasted together in my
room and dined at some restaurant
which Alma picked out for US. She
says you have made some little mis-
takes in your depletion of a young
girl Of wealthy parentage. No girl
who knows anything about etiquette
among smart people, she says, would
eat cream soup from a bOuiIlOn cup
as you do nightly on the stage
Good gracious, how does she
EmOw.it is cream soUp?' I exclaimed.
Well, she says she sat close to
the stage and the other night she no
ticed it was white and creamy.
81 was almost hystericaI with
laughing, but l said to Alma: will
you tell your friend that the cream
soup she saw in the bOuiIlOn cup was
just plain milk? AS have to make a
pretense of drinking soup every night
1 told the management l could drink
milk better than any cold soup and
that is what l always have. Please
tell her, Alma, know the different
uses Of soup plates and bOuillOn cups
and that really each with my fork
even when l am breakfasting with
you alone in my room. You might
also inform her that unfortunately
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-26

OO4N4 LOA@4 III ~
INTEREST IN OTHE
q do not think, Margie," said
Paula, Il could have gone on with my
part in the play after that, terrible
scene with Earnest LawtOn if it had
not been for Alma Huntington.
I'VE became very great friends
and she introduced me to number
Of her girl friends. Everyone of
them but one was earning her own
living and they were the brightest
and most interesting set Of girls I
had ever met.
The one who did not work was
young society girl Of very wealthy
family. She was dabbling in what
she pleased to call 'upIift' work.
don't know why, MaTgie, but that
word Uplift has always acted on my
gorge as does a red rag to a bull.
The mere word in the mouth of
one of these self-centered aristOCrats
seems to mean I am above you.
can lift you up. l can raise you at
least part of the way to where I
stand.
Il think, Margie, I am too uncOm-
promising a democrat ever to take
much stock in the work of the so
ciety uplifter. The theory is so beau
tifuI; the idea that those who have
greater advantages can help those
who have less is such a wonderful
one, I certainly would bless the man
or woman who brought it to success
full fruitiOn.
But in my whole life of wonder,
work and worry, Margie, only those
who have been simple and real have
helped me at all, and even then all
they did really was to make me IN
derstand that only through myself
could I reach either success or hap
piness.
The thing that makes life so
complex to me, Paula said Alma, is
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
WtitOblent Ntttu.

Der Nttsn0isbitd6l au1 ser Y.t.rss
Burger japanilhen 8otfGaft .riunert
all einei p%eroddliq dbnlideu 8orfal,
oer Ii1 i'm SUM. 1777, in Berlin 5u
trug. 9ier muroen BEN omsritani
Iden @eIddftstrdger See Durh ben
snqliideH Gelnnoten Gaiot i'm @ufs
TRACE Der en9liId)en gte9ierung 8risfs
6rieori1s bes 0roBsn gsItoblen, 81. in
Qonbon nod beute dujbtlpdbrt Dsroeu.
Nndbem iii Sabre 1776 oreistbn
noroamtritdnii6e Staaten i6re llua6s
bdn9i0teit ertldrt l%atten, entltduo in
GOnoon ter 9erpa4t. SrieDri6 per-
bdnble nit ben Norbameritanern, lti
piellei6t gar Ole 0aupttritbfeber I'M
Sampi Der 2olnnieu Qsgen bas Mut.
terlano. lln iiA Oariibtr 8larbeit gu
perIdufIen. beauiirn9te bic alglilds
Rsgisrung sen elliot, iib Die pdpisrs
I'M jeoen Yreis ill Oesi9dffan. @at
balo fam jsboG Die Sahe bsraus, uub
pa Glliot ni4t Itllgnen tonnts, lhob Ct
bic Sat auf leineu Oiensr. Der in3pi
I1tu mil ecn %lften Na5 Wsite eeIudt
battle uno auH england glldli1 Ct
rsidle. GrieotiG. BEN barber tsriA-
tet muroe, mar 5lpar iehr entriiitet. lieb
n6tr Die Sads oum laasn. Sb Die
rullil1e Yoii5ti ben 5dter bsute sbsn
10 ii1sr %feitittllt lpie oamaIs bic Yer
liner 8samitn, I3nat nitt nur bon
ibrsr Jd6i9teit lonbetn audi bon ibrsm
eutel gDillsn al. @stmutli1 psrbsn
abtr Ole japanildn Ntttn ihlieBlid
Oa 5um @orltein tommel, 100 ole bss
Mm,ritaners gee m~i9eltapelt purom.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
3tidtu Der 3eit.
Cine rnKii9e e@riit %OsrbOgut ,Hss
liife Mrmtt.

Der Nrtitel 8ulnSels in ber offisi0s
len Mohtuldrift ~RuBtijo @rai20d
min" 1T gum politii@sn StdnooI aus
gtfpaAfsu. Sula5tl perOiisntIiAit III
Der genaunten 3eiti6rilt ,insn @rtitel,
norm ct gegen bic ltBte asuBsruns
Don @squitb ii6er 8aiier @ilbeIm in
i9GrTltsr Weiis pOItmifisrt, b0bntuO
iib.r bic ensIiibe Nrmse ipridt uub
Osutli9 apifhsu ben 3silsn Our@I6aus
en- ldbt, 0euti6ldno unb RuBIaHo
miiBtsn sintn Sspardtfri,0su i9lisbsn.
Die 8ersiniqung DON 1914, bic i0gss
1annte anti sgermaHiitil9e 2iga, be-
fhGltigie Iidl, nad) Dem %. 2.sA.,~ in
elmer ldrmsnoen SiBung nit oisi,r
H~un01sbuna. Mls eriter Rebntr Ipra9
@snerol NoliwdnoW. Gr forbsgt. cine
Mntlaas 8ulo5elS ptgeu QOdusrrdtss
rel, ba er llneiniqteit 3piiftn ben @lis
iertsn Sll iden periuht rI6 banit Der
aefGbrlid) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stint
mitng i'm Hauoe No,lhub e%slsilttt
babe. Die ~iolaeloeH Rsontr Iprd9elI
lire tieflte 8erpmoetnng barber aus,
0db ein I0ld)er Wrtitel III Der YreIIe
erIdeinen tonnte. dllgeiidts her lonlt
70 itrengtn 3sniur benz 3bsma bes
Seporatiriebens St9sniiber. IS mill,
alIo lpobl am Gjersot ein ipabrtr &,yu
ieiil, iiber has iiberdH oetulhelt piiree.
Der llnpilt eeaen Die I6lUar3sn 9uns
oertmomer md1te lIdD aud in sSra9ell
Der imtreM politit oart larmenoss
G,lbrsi Gelirno. IA. Unaffected bic
Tsr MrattiNtdre iei ebeniO rmp6reno
mit iDle DeutId)= yreun0Iibteit. Die
t Stimmmg Ger SeriumnIum4 Ipttbe
INNER ouIqere0ter. tin Ntoner fhld9t
ein Gele9rcmm cls 0ilfeuli al 8uhd-
nan por. 3ipiIornrui: pie 3enIur
piro e5 taliiersn, 0ie Helierung itsbt
Gem reutld)en ceteimen 9um0e aobsll"
Daronf mdrbs beilloheu, III Den eng
lii9sa 9otI1aIter cine Population gu
entIenoen, mel6e Die titis 2itbe Der
Mis0r4sit oes uuiiilNeu @oltts (D
ousIpriht. 9inter Der auiiOeutlteu,
el5enirifdDen 4iad Ilebt in Wirttibttit
jeood, MIR sin t.sinsr Sell Der SsD0l-
terun9.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
NiorO III DER S6wtis.

Sine idrtdli6s Morotat in SlaWil
ct. Oollen) lsSts bic 8ep5ltsrung in
groBe @aiccpun1. Der HoBnes9er
Sobann Snpiilt 8eller Don lIbpil lpar
msaen eir.s 9.litte5 Dor Gus 8e3irtss
amt 3um gielb6 gslaoen. Snum battle
bieles b%earrnent 10 Sog Der BON Der
syoob flmmenos @ngttldgI. einen
SirldiGnssr berOor uab perIebtt benz
8eairtsnmtmdm Steieer einen Slid
in oen 2eib uno our9Ihnili inn 0eb
ntn am redten arm. Der sllr spsll
tuslen @trbaftung ins Wa6t3immer
btorotte GonojGssrioadtmsiiisr Gstl
elite raid. 3u 9ilIe unN psrlssts i'm
Ninqen ben lpiitsaOen 3ellsr al 8opl
unb Qeib. ipurpe absr teller burf
mtbrers Stide in Die 9er5sestno bon
bi.iem stt0tet. Sn Der Mufreguns
tcnnte Der M0rber entflieNn. Der
@.tOtst, 1T etlpu f~iini3is Sabr. alt unp
6interldBt 3fpei erpaNitne 8inoer.
Der 3uItano bts ptrlsBten 8sairtsamt,
manns 1T ernit. ood bofft man Den
8erlpunbet.n am 2s6en srbaltsn au
t0nnen. Gectrstsr Der Staatsdnipalts
I6aft unb Der polissibsbDrbsn bon Ct.
@altn b.gutsn ii& iOfurt mad benz
SatOrt,