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Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
County.
Nance e,
Former German Vessels
Given American Names

Washington, Sept. 1.-Almost all
former German vessels now in the
American navy have been given. new
names. Secretary Daniels issued an
order today changing the names Of
twelve ships as a result of his at
tention having been called last week
to the embarrassment the sailors were
subjected to by being compelled to
wear upon their hat bands names
such as Kaiser Wilhelm II. The
newly named ships are:
Vaterland to Leviathan, Kronprin-
zessin Cecilie to Mount Vernon,
Kaiser Wilhelm II to Agamemnon,
Amerika to America, Hamburg to
Powhatan, Grosser Kurfurst to Aeo-
lus, Koenig Wilhelm II to NADIA
waska, Neckar to Antigone, Rhein
to Susquehanna, Princess Irene to
Pocanhontas, Frederick der Crosse
to Huron, Barbarossa to Mercury.
The vessels George Washington,
President Grant and President Lin
coin will not be renamed.
The names of the tugs Pocahontas,
Huran and Powhattan are changed
to Allegheny, Chemung and Kayuga,
respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
WattIes Still Conferring
On Food Organization
(From Staff Correspondent.)

Washington Sept. l.--(Special Tel
egram )-Gurdon w. Wattles, the
food commissioner for Omaha, under
appointment of Herbert Hoover, had
final conference with the chiefs OF
the several departments today.
The question OF organization was
discussed at some length. Mr.. Wattles
is somewhat undecided whether to or
ganize Nebraska along congressional
district lines, with subdivisions reach
ing the counties and townships, or
whether he shall organize the state
along bank lines, a scheme which is
known as the Wheeler organization
project
eMr. Wattles will have a conference
with Mr.. Wheeler in Chicago on
Monday and after he has learned the
details of the Wheeler plan of organ
ization. will be able TO decide upon
the organization for Nebraska, when
he gets back to Omaha .on Tuesday.
Mr.. Wattles will leave for the west
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02

the theme, "Slay Utterly" He had
heard Gypsy Smith deliver a sermon
on that subject and had been greatly
impressed by it. When he could not
sleep, he said he got up and sat on
the bed.
Il heard noise that sounded like
windmill and went out on the bal
cony," the confession reads, but
when | got out there the noise ceased.
| went into the house again, but still
| could not sleep, and then / dressed
and started for walk, still studying
my sermon. 1t was then a quarter of
! o'clock.
Hears a Voice.
"I went down to the Presbyterian
church and stopped there, but l
heard voice say go further ! went
on to the end of the street.
"As | came up to the Moore house
| saw a shadow, and l heard the voice
say follow the shadow | followed
it back of the Moore house. saw
an AK lying on heap of rubbish. ]
picked up the AK by the handle, and
again the voice said, go on! Slay
utterly! Follow the shadowp
"The shadow led to the front door
of the house and went in. followed
it. Again the voice said, go further
go upp | thought i was climbing
Jacobs ladder.
Il went into room where four
children were sleeping.
Then the voice of God said, Stay
utterlyr Suffer little children to come
unto Mep . ,.,. IT,
Il answered, 'ttsy're coming quick.
Yes, Lord, they're coming nowp
- II took hold of the end of the ak
handle and killed all of the children.
| killed the children first because chill
dren have bothered me all my life"
Not Sure Of Next Move.
Kelly then said he was not sure
what he did next, but he thought he
put the" sheet over the bodies of the
four Moore children.
Then | went into the room where
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were sleeping,
and again / heard the voice crying,
more work yet There must be
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
ST Rain TO PUT
PRICES Down
-. NENUnFn NnvAUkV
Omaha Cleaners and Dyers
Issue New Price List With
Scarcely Amy Change
Of Note 3.
Cleaners Hard Hit by In
crease in Labor and Ma
terial Costs, But Have
Had Public's Interests
at Heart Right
Along.
DRESHERs' ACTIVE

II there is any one trade or pro-
fession that has been harder NIT
than others during the present
gruelling war, it is that Of the Dry
Cleaners and Dyers.
There isn't a single ounce, yard,
or item in their daily needs that
hasn't raised, or even scared IN
price. during the past three years.
Labor, toG has become much high.
er-priced. It costs far more. to get
out a given job of cleaning today
than ever before in history, and
still, it is a big economy to have
things cleaned instead OF buying
new garments.
When all is said and done, the
Dry Cleaners and Dyers of Omaha
have "raised" less in proportion
than any other line of endeavor:
Some few prices have been raised
from time to time, 1t is true, but
liberal minded people know that
these raises have been justified;
that they were absolutely neces-
sary. :.
The Cleaners and Dyers OF
Omaha in recent meeting assem-
bled. went over the situation from
start to finish,. and, even when
thew saw that most profits went
glimmering, and that much OF the
work is being done so close TO
loss that there is no fun in it, they
decided to give the public the bene-
fit wherever possible. The new
price list now being sent broadcast
therefore contains few II any
changes of note. Only one little
item has been changed. Short kid
gloves that were formerly cleaned
at 1Oc per pair are now to be
cleaned at 15c. Kid gloves have
been cleaned at loss right along
and this is merely an effort to get
a living profit upon an item that
keeps q whole department, active.
Q Dresher Brothers, the immense
Dyers, Cleaners, Hatters, Furriers
and Tailors Of 2211-2217 Farnam
st., have sent investigators to all
leading eastern American cities,
and find Omaha today quotes
lower prices on high grade clean
ing and dyeing work than any
other American city. This may be
proved to your satisfaction,
Now, then, the cleaners of
Omaha are willing to do the right
thing by you; return the compli-
ment by sending in your Fall and
Winter clothes to be cleaned,
pressed, remodeled and fixed up
now in place of waiting until the
big annual rush is at hand, It's
high time to do so anyway, for cold
weather will soon be at hand.
Just phone Tyler 345 for a
Dresher Man, leave your work at
the plant. 221f-2217 Farnam st.
at Dresher The Tailors, 1915 Far
nam St., or at one Of the Dresher
Branches in the Burgess-Nash or
Brandeis Stores. Dreshers pay ex-
press or Parcel Post on any sized
bundle to any point in America.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02

Telegram. 1.-The Kelly confession to
the NilIisca ak murders is the main
topic OF conversation here today.
Groups of men are seen talking to-
gcther in the city park, in the stores
and on the Street corners and every
where it is the Kelly confession that
is being discussed.
Excitement ran high when the
news reached here this morning.
Those who have held the opinion
since KellyS arrest last spring that
he is innocent of the crime of which
he is accused. declare that the con-
tession was wrung from him and that
they are more firmly convinced than
ever that he is being made the scape-
goat and that an effort is being made
to railroad him to the asylum.
Others remain reticent about max
ing an open expression of their opin-
ions and prefer to let the courts settle
the case. 1t is the report here today
that the trial will proceed Tuesday
morning, according to plans already
made
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02

toned that any statements he might
make would be used against him.
After the first confession had been
taken, the attorney generals Office
asserts, Kelly asked permission to re-
peat it. and with great deliberation.
occupying full hour, between 7 and
.S o'clock Friday morning, he retold
the details of the murder.
1t was taken slowly on a typewriter
by County Attorney Paul Roadifer
of Harrison county in the presence
of the attorney general, Risden, Sher-
iff Meyers and his deputy, and after
he had carefully read it over he
signed it eagerly, declaring, now my
soul is free
The document is very long, and in
it Kelly hints of other crimes and
declares that he was led to kill all
of the inmates of the Moore home at
the command of God"
Kelly's Confession.
In the confession Kelly said he
went to Villisca on Saturday evening
prior to the murder and stopped at
the Ewing home. Sunday he filled
I two appointments in the country and
returned to Villisca on Sunday eve
ming at $50 o'clock. He had sup
per at the Ewing home, and after
supper went with the Ewings to the
Presbyterian church. After church
services he walked home with the
Ewings and they sat around talking
until 1:30 o'clock.
When they got ready to retire he
was asked if he was willing to sleep
alone in the house, as the Ewings
wanted to sleep in the tent in the
yard. He was shown to his room by
Mr.. Ewing and said he undressed and
went to bed, but could not sleep.
He was working on a sermon on
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Teutons viii Complete >~
0rqanizinq Polish State

Berlin, Aug. Silvia London, Sept.
1.-THE foreign Office today informed
the Associated Press that, notwith-
standing the retirement of the Polish
council of STATE, Germany and Aus
tria would proceed to complete the
work of organizing the Polish state.
The negotiations between the pow
ers of occupation virtually had been
completed and they had assigned to
the recalcitrant state council an inn
portant role in the new government.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Reach Working Agreement
On international Food

Ottawa, Ontario, Sept. IA work
ing agreement on the food problem
between the United States and
Canada has been reached after a con-
ference of two days between F. c.
Walcott, representing Herbert c.
Hoover, United States food admins
traitor, and representatives Of the
Canadian food administration, it was
announced from the food controllers
Office here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
DepaYtment Orders.

Washington. Sept. 1.--(special Telegram
Pensions granted for Nebraska: Lizzie
II. Blacks, s12, West Point; Frank Douglass,
SIC, Omaha.
Iowa: Anna Lane s12.. Cedar Rapids; Jane
Z. Let's, $40, Greenfield.
South Dakota: Annie Keefer, sl2, Del
Rapids.
Wyoming: Mary E. Asher, s12; Cheyenne.
Rural letter carriers appointed: Ravenna,
Neb., John c. Wallace. Kimball. S. D.,
George <. Gould; Collins Ia. Fred NJ. Mead
Dunlap, Ia, George a. Conrad; Cdebolt, Ia,
Andy T. Ward ;|Stratford, Ia, Herbert H.
Walter.
Ellsworth NJ. W. Broom has been appointed
postmaster at Laurel. Marshall county,
Iowa, vice L. p. Redo resigned; Mrs
Mullie NJ Sullivan at Athol. Sphinx county,
Sorth T1'S0t". v'rn G. ". Sullivan, removed
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Reduces Fine of Speeder
Who Supports His Parents

Judge Holmes was strongly
tempted to. give R. L. Rows of Ben
son hort Jail sentence for reckless
driving along Military avenue last
night. Rows was also operating his
machine without a tail light. He
changed it to SIS and costs, but on
the plea of the offender that he was
the sole support of his father and
mother and three sisters, the fine
was reduced to SIS and costs, with
fervent promise from Rows never
to speed again.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Catarrh Of Throat
= Amalie Ruzicka. 144s Sou

Miss Arnalie Ruzicka, 144S South
18th ST, Omaha, Nebraska, writes:
II have suffered with catarrh of the
throat. I caught cold and 1t settled
In my throat, and / coughed badly
and was very weak. / could not sleep
and had no appetite. I had two doc.
tors, and had taken SO many different
medicines and found no help. I thought
/ will have to give @up; but at last
my mother read about Peruns, SO /
thought Of trying that great medicine
Peruna. ! got bottle of it and In
about four days ! almost stopped
coughing, and after a while I surely
found relief, and from that time we
are not without Peruna In our home"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
American Red Cross Mission
SafaIN Arrives in Rome

Rome, Sept. 1.-The American Red
Cross commission to Italy has ar
rived here. 1t was received with the
greatest cordiality by Count Somag-
liza, president of the Italian Red
Cross. The members of the commits
sion are Lieutenant Colonel George
F. Baker ana Majors John R. Nor
row, Victor Heiser, Nicholas F.
Brady and Thomas w. Huntington.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
This May BE Your
Last Chance to Buy
BIG BEAR Oil Stock
at 12h Cents a Share

The Big Bear Oil Co.. though only five
months old, is drilling two oil wells in the
Big Muddy Field. This rapid financing is
due to the fact that it is a cooperative
company, no officer receiving any salary or
commission. Your money goes for actual
drilling. Officers are efficient and reliable
men. Because Of the rapid sale Of this
stock, we offer It now at i2h cents per
share, reserving the right to reject your sub
scription and return your money II your sub
scription comes in after 100000 shares are
sold at this price. Stocks now selling for
$40, at the start sold for 10 cents share.
capitalization is only 100000; stock full
paid and nonassessable. Sold on monthly
payment plan II desired. Drilling in the
famous Big Muddy field. where all wells
drilled to Wall Creek sands are over 500 bar
res daily capacity. One 50O-barrel well
should make this stock sell In the dollars.
II you want some stock at the IL " cent
price, write at once. Get literature, bank
references and map. VIM. G. Krape Inv. Co.,
943 Gas and Electric Bldg. Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Two Ask Divorce on
CHARGE of NOnSupport

Eva Robinson is suing Henry Rob-
inson for divorce in district court on
grounds of alleged nonsupport. The
same grounds are alleged by Mary
Stellnach, suing Martin Stellnach, and
Blanche L. Maben, suing William B.
Maben.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Conscientious Directors
Told Not H0IIer Till Hurt

Washington. Sept. l.-Conscien-
tious objectors accepted for military
service were advised by Secretary
Baker today to make no protest un-
til assigned in training camp to some
particular duty violating their
scruples. The opinion was given to
a delegation Of Mennonite leaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
MORE Names ARE
CERTIFIED FOR
SERVICE IN ARMY
Several More Counties Have
Been Passed on by the Dis
triCt Board as Ready
for Call.

The district exemption board is
now turning out names fast, and the
following were, Saturday, certified TO
the governor as being subject to call
for the first national army, five per
cent of which will be called into serv-
ice September 5:
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02

MAJOR-GENERAL MANN-Who will command the Forty
second division composed of National Guard troops and
known the Rainbow Division to leave for France
Twenty-sx states contribute troops to this division The
Third Iowa infantry expects orders to leave for the by
the end of this week The division stationed Mine
OLA l. |.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
U. S. Army Officer Takes
Own Life in Vancouver

Vancouver, Wash, Sept l.--Major
Henry A. Roberts, Fourth United
States engineers, was found dead in
his quarters at the cantonment here
today with a gunshot wound in his
head. A board of inquiry found that
the wound was self-infcted.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-09-02
Cedar County.

Claude Irving Horton. William L. johnson,
Joshua L. Cox
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

ommerfriibIer Sea, me rebt es oenn init Sbrem @runo'
treit pn1 porigen Sabre? 4
ganer: Gu felt ii mir, mel aoifat is a Maefi8ferI. aus Dem an
BroNB fat er iebt 5pa gnuht.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
G,pn Der &ablfSpT8feit.

Gielen, hensn bas Sauptbaar Dor Der
3eit enti6manb, miro na6seiagt, oaB
onltrengenbe 0erltanoesarbeit linen
ben 99doel, Den Sib bes @ebirnes,
allgema6 ~bloBgelest babe, iintemql Die
meilten &abltDpfe in ben gebilOeten
Stdnoen unb namentli9 in ben Stdb=
ten anSutreffen iino. IS Oiirfte aber
i6mer balter, bas uria6li6e Serbdlts
mis- Der 9abltopfigfeit aur Silbuns be-
ipeistrdftig gu erbdrten, oenn es 9ibt
Denter nit gepaltisem 9auptbaar i'm
Otter, mie J. 9. MOmmien, uno
iiinglte 2eutnants nit unnatiirli6 pOr-
seitiaen Oenferltirnen; mobl aber ldbt
Ii6 naGweiien, baB Die 9aarpflege in
Der Staot cine anbere lit als auf Dem
2anoe, unb baB bierin Der 6run0 gu
iu6en lit, parum es mebr fable Stao=
ter aibt ais Sauern. Die 2anoleute
ten1en fein 9renneiien uno lalien Die
@6esre nur felten an ben&opf, Dbslei6
bamit ni9t geiagt iein iol, oaB tire
Saarpfle9e cine muiterbafte lei.
&iibrte &abltopfigfeit BON ererbter
9nlage allein her, 10 miibte lie glei9=
mdBig unter zen @eldle1tern Dertbeilt
fem. Man fam aber bebaupten, oas
bic Trauen i'm Otter BON 1910 Sab
rem in ben meiiten Salen nod lebr
wobl nit ibren eisenen Saaren als=
fommen, wOsegen Die Mdnner in Dies
fem @lter i6on iebr bdufig 9ldnsenoe
2i6tungen am S9eitel CUR S6au tra-
gen. 9ta6 DR.. 2es5ners @rfabrunsen
lieet bas BARN, bas LANCE 9aare lang
lebiger linb als furse. Tas freie
Ma6stum + ditist, mad Oieiem @elebrz
ten, Die Saare in ibren Wur5eltbeilen,
ipdbreno bas fltrssei6orene Saar unge=
m0bnli6 seounIen uno riliig wiro. IS
mag aud iein, bas in Die wurselnab
seI9nittenen SPARE einoringenoe 2uft
bis sur Saarwursel 9elenst uno oieie
bur6 Nustrodnuns lOdert.
Die !Saare Der 6rauen lino weniger
Sdbrli9feiten ausgeieBt als Die Der
Mdnner: fir tie 9ibt es feline Barber.
ltubsn, in benen tbatid6lib ale Welt
iiber einen Gamm eei9oren oiro, in
hanen ole 9eiunoen Die Die tranten
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

Saore nit o%enietben Gdmnen une Biir.
fen bebanoelt reroen. Sab bic ueber.
trasuns BON baartOtenben pilSen our4
Griiieren ftutt9efunoen bat, unterlie9t
teinem ,3peifel. 9as Bremen Der
Saare 1T ebenfalls cine @rfinoune CUR
tiinitli6en Grceusung bon @laben;
unter Der 8renni6ere werOen bic Sdare
troden, fp0oe, bre6en alb unO Oerfalen
Dem S6idiale Der SurS9ei4Orenen.
@er feline 9Opfbaare erbalten min,
Der tbut wObl, na9 QesSners %ut6 tie
ME nit 8renneiien mibbanoeln. ni9t
oft unb ni9t tur3 abi6neiOen gu laiien
uno gum 6riieur jeoesmal eigenen
Samm un6 8iirfte mit3unebmen.
Sies linb 8Orii9tsmabregeln, bic
Nuben 9epdbren, aber lie perbiiten
ebeniOwenis iebe &ablt6pfisteit pie Die
Saartrdusler an jeoer GlaBe i6ulo
1ino; es tpdre unre9t, iie fir jeoes aus
9ebenoe Saar berantwDrtli6 gu MAIDEN,
6enn Die llrla6en Der Sablt0pfisteit
iinb bur9aus mod ni9t ale %erfannt,
uno nod man9e Sunfelbeit berri6t
oariiber, tparum es oft Dben auf benz
'S9eitel ~li9t" miro.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

g genep m { 7
G9miegerobn n. Batter: n. .ipis
oe6t's nit Der &unit Oeines Mannes2
@erfauft er benin au9 8iloer2"
Sp6ter: .5rsilid! Den benen, bic
Ou uns CUR 4usfteuer geg:ben, TT
fein ein3iges mebr ba."
Mud eine &rantbeit.-
g.: rWie ssbt es Deiner Srau9" g.:
rS9le9t!" o.: rSa, mas feblt ihr
benn9" s.: nSie leibet an Oisnlt.
botenSM e9fel> Sieber."
Mpbern. Sante Gum
8rautpaar): SEA unb nun &inosrs
den, aeist mir aud ben plab, mo Sbr
Sud perlobt babt!!" - 8eibe: rSen
eibt's ni@t!" = Sante: nWieIo?-
8eibe: rMir baden uns bur3's Sele'
pbon perlpbt!" !.
-SpSt{9ritt. rSbr Stubent
i'm pierten @tode lit ia pobl iolibsr
qepurben9" ~ 9~auspirtb: rSSd, iebt
fommt er na9 Der 3netpe f4on bis
aur ameitsn Sreppe!"
n@eboIoeie". ltnteroffi.
5ier: .@as iinO Sic in Sbrcm 81.
pilperbdltnis, @ini1brioer?"
.@cologe, Scrr llnteroffiaier."
.llno ga maiden sic idon nod
10 &ilomctsrn idlapp?"
- Suit m III ng. SortraSen.
Ser: sic MaBigfeit lit cine Naeae
uneriGopflid)cn Slides. -"
Neri1menoer: .9as itimmt; ih
idBe idon lGngit auf Dem trodeaen.
wcnn mein @ltsr nidt 10 maBig
,9clebt bate"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
Die Gbtnefen ais &abner3a@ter.

Gie @6ineien beiiben einen ausse.
fpro9enen Slim fir @efiigel aner
Dirt. Siibner, gnten, Srutbdbne tper-
ben in 9roBen 3l6tereien nit tiinitli6n
8rlltanl talten i9on felt Sabrtauienoen
in rationeliter Meiie se3iidtet, ebenfo
biloet Der Berianbt BON tOnieroirten
Giern einen erOBen Sanoelsartitel. un-
ter ben 9inelii6en Sii9nern 1T Die be.
liebtelte Gorte Die 2ung=S ban=& aiie,
Elm le6r GROCER, oft feds big fieben
Yfunb tpiegenoer 8O9el, oelle en- @ier
cine betrd9tli9e @r6be unO ounfels
brollne S9alen baben. Sine eigene
Nrf Siibner lino Die iosenannten
,,S6warsfno9en'', Elm nit peiBen
Seoern beriebenes Sbier, oeiIen Saut,
&amm, ebenio Sno6en uno Gleii6
bunfelbraun, fat i6mars iinO. SrOb
bieler merfmiirbigen Sdrbung 1T oas
Sleii4 iebr f6madbaft uno Defenders
fir frdftige 6leii6iuppen 9ef9dBt.
Cine anbere Gorte lit bas fogenannte
S%ootenbubn, wel9es i'm &%eli9ionsful-
tlls Der Gbinelen cine 9roBe &Dle 1plelt
unb bel 8e9rabniIen auf feinem Sarge,
in einem &dfs gebalten, feblt; ber-
1elbe &ogel piro aud am N%eulabrs-
taoe nit pielen Geremonien, DEFENDERS
bon benz S9ifspplfe, gei6la9tet uno
nit leinem Dilute oas 8abr5eug be-
fprergt, tpel9em babur9 9lidli6e Gabrt
fir bas fommenbe Sabr ertpa6ien fol.
Srob bieier. 8enubung gu &ultils-
Stpeden miro ieop9 bieies Subn ebeniO
allgemeia als Speiie benuBt. Gnten
meroen bailptia6li9 eingepofelt, meiit
in grntmaI 9inen gesiidtet unb in oft
unslaubli9 srOBen 9erben in beionoe'
rem Sei9en gebalten. Cine beiDn0ers
f90ne gefieoerte Sprte @nten 1T bic
MQnoarin=@nte, tpel9e aud als Spm-
bol Ser ebeli9en Sreile Gift ufIb besbalb
aud Elm Ydr3en berielben ME inter
ben 6pdseitsgei9snten Der GrANtpare
fe6ft. Sic gier Der gntsn firb in
GbilQ bglisbter dls. iene Der Jii1ner
limbhnaSar daFsea9ehtBaiHli9e @eiie
pripafirt itlSem irrGtf}tG in titer aus
i Salt @pbpenFrob=9lide unoperl9ieoe.
nen Sal3en beitebenoen Mi9ung meb-
rere MDnaten lie9en ldBt. 9aOur3
fpllen ii6 Die Ger in eigentbiimli6er
@eiie berdnbern, baB iie wie geto9t
eri6einen uno ii6 mebrere Sabre bals
ten lollen. Srutbiibner, Dbglei9 ur=
fpriin9li6 ni6t in @bina einbeimii6,
iperoen ebenfalls piel gebalten, uno oie=
men Die Geoern ben Manbarinen uno
@eianoten CUR llnter5ei9nung BON Ser
trd9en. Was Die 9ineiii6en 8rutan=
ftAten betrifft, 10 1T beren Ginri6tung
cine re9t primitive, Die bel gufmert-
famfeit unb 4rbeiter erfDrbert; troboem
finb bieielben aber iiberaa unb nit gus
tenn 6eminn in 8etrieb. Gin iol6es
8riltbaus belte6t II aus elmer 8am-
busbiitte, oeren Mdnoe aus Strpbmat-
ten gebilbet unb in mel6en einfa9
bur9 ofene Soblenbefen Die 8ruts
wdrme erseust miro. Na6 fiinftd9i-
gem Sriiten werben bic @ier beli9tigt,
Die als ni6t entmifelunesfdbis ertann.
ten entfernt uno nun, in 8aumpolle
einsepadt, bis CUR p0llisen @ntiDide.
lung ii9 ielblt i~iberlaiien.