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The Washington times., 1917-09-09

tiona. was ask cd what he thought or
Commissioner Eerr's remarks. IN re-
ply, he said: II fully agree that people
need more iron-as / have said nun
bred times over. organic Iron Is the
greatest OF all strength builders, II
people would only take NuNated iron
when they feel weak or rundown, IN
stead OF dosing themselves with habit
forming drugs, stimulants and a!co-
holic beverages. l am convinced that
In this way they could ward OFT ais
ease. preventing IL becoming organic
in thousands OF cases and thereby the
lives OF thousands might be saved VINO
now die every year from pneumonia
grippe. kidney, liver. heart trouble ana
other dangerous maladies- Inc rear
and true cause which started their as
eases was nothing more or less than
a weakened condition brought on by
a lack of iron in the blood. There can
he no strong. vigorous. iron men ana
beautiful, healthy women without
iron. Not long ago a man came to me
who was nearly half century old ana
asked me to give him preliminary
examination fer life insurance. ] was
astonished to ind him with the blood
pressure Of a boy OF twenty. and as
fun of vigor. vim. and vitality as
young man. in fact, a young man he
really was, notwithstanding his age.
The secret he said was taking iron
NuNated Iron had flled him with re-
newed life. At 80 he was in bad
health; at 46 he was carewOrn and
nearly all in-nOw at 80 after taking
Nuxated Iron. a miracle OF vitality
Rncy OF youthD
DR.. 4. !. Newman. late Police Sur
geon OF the City Of Chicago and For
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

lack OF confidence in the ordinary
forms of metallic iron salts with
which there has been so much
After carefully eN-
aiming the formula OF Nuxated
Iron, I realized that here at last was
organic iron. the only kind I couf&
conscientiOusly recommend, prepared
in such a way with other Ingredient
as To be a quick revitalizer Of this
blood and a true strength builder. its
administration in a number Of stub
born cases where other tones had
utterly failed. only served to convince
me absolutely OF the remarkable and
unusual power Of NuXated Iron. when
] personally took II. found the rapid
lily with which my energy and endur-
Rnce increased most surprising
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
Former Health Cow

Former Health Cow
missioner Kerr has
given years Of he's Ifs
fighting for BIO
health IN his otrr ard
other cities. n tcds ~
IrhO introduced Anfi-
form for Dfphtkerid iA
ChicdGO'S Health Do
pdrtneHt. He purified
the milk for the Cow
SUmcrs and thereby
helped TO SAYS the lives
Of thousands Of b0bteS.
He introduced the dHtE
SpittEH0 ordinance
tchich has been COPIED
all oUeT tbs country
He Is positive that tAS
tCtdespredd use Of NUE-
dtsd Iron tooHld greatly
leSSeH the tCoTTtes on6
troubles Of Health Com
uIiSSioHeTS ~ keeping
up a high standard %
public hedith
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
An Attractive Home
VIII Keep Your Children
Off the Streets

Simple VIII Not Want
% Leave
Conscientious parents that wish to give their children
strength of character education and moral standards
they be proud Of afford have their children
roaming the night and it is hard to prevent
them from doing if the streets attractive
as attractive as should be- See what wonderful changes
could be made with few pieces of good-lookng furni
Think of the pride that your children will take in
home that is beautifully furnished and then realize that
great inconvenience to yourself under convenient
credit system Let explain this in detail at your
leisure.
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

"As Health Commissioner Of the City Of Chicago,
! was importuned many times to recommend differ
ent medicines mineral waters, etc Never yet have
l gone record favoring any particular remedy,
but feel that in Nuxated Iron exception should
be made to the rule. / have taken Nuxsted Iron
myself and have experienced its health giving,
strength building effect, and in the interests of the
public welfare, feel it my duty to make known the
results of its use. l well past my three SCORE
years and want to say that believe my own great
physical activity is due largely today to my use Of
Nuxated Iron, and if my endorsement shall induce
anaemic nervous, rundown and women to
take Nuxated Iron and receive the wonderful tonic
benefits which have received, l shall feel greatly
gratifed that / made an exception to my lifelong
rule in recommending it, From my experience
with Nuxated Iron feel that il is such valuable
remedy that it ought to be used in every hospital.
and prescribed by every physician in this country
IIEzlR n
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

in a weak, nervouL
rundown state~ While
knowing that iron de-
hCiency was the cause
Of this debilitated con
ditiOn, and that iron
must be supplied be-
fore renewed strength
could be obtained, I
nevertheless a always
hesitated about giving
an opinion. This was
simply because Of nv
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
CHWDRENS TINY
GIFTS TOTAL $22
FOR SMOKE FUND

From an eight-year-Old boy-wiI-
liam F. Dismer. jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william F.. Dismer. of l34T Co.
lumbia road-today came q check
for So for the Tobacco Fund. This
money BILLY" collected through a
little club which he organized when
the war started. and named the
Junior Army and Navy Club. Each
child was asked to give . cents or
more each week. When Billy read
OF the plan OF The Times to send
smokes to our soldiers abroad he
asked his cO-workers to divert the
clubs fund toward that end. This
was unanimously agreed.
Among the contributors were:
william F. Dismer. jr.. organiser,
l347 Columbia road; johnson Heare and
Gertrude Heare. 1345 Columbia road;
Wanda Richardson. and Billy Rich
ardson. 1888 Columbia road: Hope
Windsor, 1912 Irving street: William
Hill, IL r street: Alice Larrimore,
633 H street northeast; Elinor Mid
dlekauf. 3032 Park View: Beatrice
MarzoIf. 1923 Otis place: Wesley Han
IOTus OtOO heohuh street, CneVy
Chase: Kent Curtis, 3710 Reokuk
street Chevy Chase; Sarah Eckardt,
233 Florida avenue: Charles Eckardt,
- Q street northeast: Jr. Rus
sell, 1872 Belmont street; Walter Holt,
1431 Harvard street: Frances But.
terworth. 1882 Fourteenth street;
Raymond Johnson, 1924 Columbia
road; Jean Milans and Calvin Milans,
1927 Girard street: Leah Woods and
Charles Woods, 1885 East Capitol
street: Norton Bush, 31G1 Mt Pleas
ant street: David Utz. 423 Hobart
street; Ford Young, 1880 Brown
street: Francis Hutchinson. TAT Ho-
bart street, and Floyd ormsbY, HOS
Euclid street.
NeutraIs Contributing.
The Washington Times Tobacco
Fund not only already has the finan-
cial support OF a considerable num-
Der of patriotic Americans" and is
going to continue to have It through
out the duration of the war, but
even nsutrals are donating.
For instance. here is a letter from
George w. Kreis, secretary OF the
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

delicacies. tobacco and other Injuries
for the returning soldiers.
The women. who have been chosen
for special qualifications, will serve
without pay and bear their own eN-
penses. Only women OF robust health
who speak French are to be taken.
They are all between the ages OF
thirty and ffty. and have either
worked for the Red Cross or in occu-
pations requiring a high order OF
capability and self-sacrihce.
Two sisters OF Secretary OF state
Lansing. Miss Katherine p. L. Ian
sing and Miss Emma Sterling Lam
sing Watertown. y. Y, are among
the women to go.
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

remedy Of most eN-
traordinary merit and
one which should be
generally prescribed by
all physicians. Not
withstandinE the fact
that ] am nearing my
SOth birthday. a short
course Of 'NuNated Iron
has made me feel like
a. new man. Friends
say What have you
been doing to yourself,
YOU look so well and
full OF life" In my
opinion there is moth
ing like organic iron
Nuxated Iron to put
youthful strength and
power into the veins Of
the weak. run down,
infrm or aged. But
beware OF the Old Forms
of metallic iron which
often do more harm
than good. To be alb
solutely sure that my
patients get real or
Eanlc iron and not
some form OF the me
tallic variety. | always
prescribe SINated Iron
in Its original pack
ages"
DR.. F. Sauer, a BOs-
ton Physician, who has
studied both in this
country and great Eu-
ropean medical institu-
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
War Service 10 Voluntary.

Many foreign women in the United
States believe they are to be drafted
for war work. it is declared by the
womAn's committee OF the Council OF
National Defense. To clear up the
Misunderstanding the committee
states that registration by women for
war service is purely voluntary. and
urges all women over sixteen to vol
unteer in order to complete a census
OF the woman power OF the country.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22

Anything you wish in the line OF
beautiful Christmas novelties at Korn g.
A marriage license was granted 20
Chas O'Toole and Katie P. Gerkia,
both of Grand Valley.
- y -
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Dollison will
entertain Carl Fulghum, his sister, Miss
Amy Fulghum, and A. W. Crouch at
dinner Christmas day.
- II =
Sam Waters was accompanied by his
mother to Salida this week, where be
will undergo an operation for intestin-
al trouble. Sam is "caller" for the
Rio Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tucker are plan.
ming trip t, some .uiet poiot on the
eastern coast IF florida, au1 will leave
in ths near future to main during tie
winter months.
i - -
While here picking up information
on oil shale and locating shale lands for
Denver promoter and financier, W. J.
Kent enjoyed visiting with his old
schoolmate, Rev. VIM. Pepper. Mr..
Kent returned to Denver Monday even
ing.
Dorr c. Beldon, exchange manager Of
the telephone system spent Tuesday at
Basalt. On the return trip car left
the track just this side of Aspen caus-
ing delay of over an hour. The sup
witness some Of the vicissitudes of
travel on side lines.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizen,
Bank Bldg.

DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Bldg.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. H. Wei
denhammer left for Winfield, Kansas.
having been called there by the serious
illness of her sister. She may return
home in about three weeks.
Unless nature calls halt Richard
McGuirk will soon be in the fat men s
class. He has acquired fifteen pounds
added weight since going to Camp Fun
ston and is still on the gain.
y y y
Desmond Moore has decided that
Christmas Inner at his parents table
and week among Glenwood friends
will bring more cheer than being alone
in the big city. He will arrive tomrr-
row.
The monthly meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday school board was held on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Blair on Grand
avenue. An interesting discussion of
the work was had and plans were laid
for future efforts.
- - =
Christmas and New Years holiday
fares, one and one-fifth fare the
round trip. Selling Dec. Gath 25th
and 31st; limit Jan End. Aad'tioua'
sale dates to accommodate students
and teachers, and open to the public
also, Dec. 2lst and 22nd with limit
Jan. 7th.
l2-15-2t THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22
ER lilo Hm
{ VNTIT[NoS a
N[:lp.!M2l!!ZEg6SZ

Ed Rickets of Silt was seen about
ssvn Tuesday.
No Christmas gift is equal to the
Seautiful Grafanolas at Korn's
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Howry of Raven have
been at the Williams this week.
Frank Gallagher and family were
here Tuesday from Divide creek.
=
Get your Christmas jewelry at cost at
Dsugan 5 closing out sale. 11-24-l2-15
y - -
Miss Arta Hockett was here from
Gypsum Saturday having dental work
done.
Supervisor H. H. French left Tues
day for Avon and Red Cliff to inspect
timber sales.
Gus Wetzel of Grand Valley was III
Tuesday consulting Attorney Mayes on
water adjudication.
! y i
Lynn Kennedy, cashier of the Rifle
Union State bank, was visiting the
county seat Tuesday.
y - y
The White River forest has finished
the appraisal of about 12,ooo,ooo feet
of timber near Yamps.
e. N. Curtis is over in Denver selling
oil stocks. We heard travelling man
say that all you hear there is war and
oil.
Holiday rates over the Midland will
be in effect on the usual selling dates
At greatly reduced rates. Ask the
agent. 12-1s-2t
Christmas cheer will be enjoyed at
the home Of relatives in Eagle by
Miss Lottie Schliff. She will be absen,
for a week.
The holiday season at home with her
parents will be enjoyed by Miss Helen
could Bigham, who will arrive from
Boulder tomorrow.
The total receipts of the national
forest were $3,475,OOO this year, which
10 an increase of 1898, ,4s7, over the re.
ceipts of last year.
= -
number of water adjudic,t , j
eases were mp for hearing in the dis
'frict court this week and many Others
are set for later hearing.
MIR. and Mrs. II. o. Whitney are
guests at the Brown Palace hotel and
VIII hob mob with the upper crust of
tue Capital city during the holidays.
y y y
The Wednesday afternoon Auction
Bridge club was entertained this week
by Mrs. f. T. Taylor at the home of
Mrs. Eta Schwarz on Bennett avenue
~ - y
supervisor ]. A. Blair was in HAYDEN
friday looking after grazing business,
lie also visited fampa to personally
investigate timber sales and is expecte5
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wellington ac.
companied by their son, w T. We,I;no.
.'h' were mere from Edwards this week
Tor a couple of days visit with their
daughter, Mrs. l.. B. Brown.
District Forester Smith Riley was IN
the city Saturday and addressed ,ba
9tockmen g meeting held at the Or
Phenm on the establishment of game
refnges on the national forest
a bid for 10000 standard railroaj
ties has been awarded to Henry Pier.
cen OF fampa by the White River For
est service. These ties will probably
AL be used on the Moffat road.
peorge comrie of FL .Jebel and Mr..
Den hotz OF Emma were here the first
OF the week comforting with NJ. +
Mayes on water adjudication matters.
Mrs. Comrie accompanied her husband
~ ~ "
Hanger Fred Stell arrived Tuesday
from Burns Hole on annual leave and
will spend the holiday season with his
parents at Delta before going on detail
In the local White River office for the
winter.
- - y
supervisor John w. Spencer of the
Battlement forest was in Glenwood on
Official business Monday Mrs spen.
car Iuh uha had hoa.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22

1oH GAL1
Sows for sale. Will farrow in No
vsmber. Also Turkey Red seed wheat,
gfewn on dry land.
s-1-tf W. A. sHERRILL
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22

After the closing of school Saturday.
Miss L. E. Allen, superintendent of the
DeBeque school, Miss Doris Stratton,
Mess1s. NJ. A. Morgan . I'd Harry Flyr..
motored over from DeBeque :. the
Flynn car. Inc arty visit.d " u,
friends at III Williams until s.nday
afternoon.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-22

The popular hostelry, known as The
Williams will close its dining room de-
partment after dinner tomorrow, Sur
day the 23rd, for one month. Its num-
erous patrons realize that the Misses
Dildine need a vacation and while re.
GREETING to change, all accept the stu
alton cheerfully.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23

9prtugal er l1angribelig, fun foroi
set er l1tilgangeligt 0g Sollano,
Dann1arf, Norge % sperrtg fne=
Ter DbnlDgt neo Militprmagtens
Boober, protelterer al Beifeoenbeo
uoen at bpre / 5tan6 til at bRb6e
beres 5elpit9l1bigbe0 og 5elbagtel=
Ie oft mebens bereS Sfibe ip1int-
res ion1 8ar1ets 2egefej!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23
s9san iifrer Jig,

5toefboln1, 10. 5eb. &egje-
ringen tager fraftige 5orbol0sreg-
Ter for at fontroIlere Brugen al
2ebne0sn1i0ler i Sberrig. Ser er
uoiteot .et Defret, iou1 foreifriper
gfspropriation al gDg, 8Dgmel og
ltore Mang0er Sapre % 9aDre-
|grD11. Regeringen bar forbubt 8rlt-
gen Of aartofler til &reatllrfooer,
og ingen aartofler 1naa ifralIes fgr,
&ogninge11.
Mlereoe for Sui beilaglagbe Ge-
gierineen at Sbeoe % Gng ! 2a1l-
oef, iaa be l,pelte Jororonirger i11o-
befatter nj, faffiif ane &orniorfer
lneo llnotooeIie of Deajs Den bag
| Flige 8rdoration BIZ fanoiDnIigbis
|bIipe 11ebiat uleb 30 grail1
Sfrib efter Grbbennn,n,er
~ ~ a ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23
gnt1atrr1t nnn.
aienSt amerifanif General.
Dmribs af bans @arriere,

s Wan6ags afgif @enero1maior
Sre0ericf Snnlton plu6ielig beo D9-
Den i Gan Mntonio, Ser. San iab
| en- Sotelforrioor og lege6e meo
en- lille 5folebige, nreoe11s ban
iantibig lDtteoe til Srfeiteret, Der
inoe / Sen 11arliggenbe Spile1al
ipille6e Strouis=8olien: u9(n Ser
1cbonen bloner1 Donal1": vSbor
mutt bet lpoer!" lagoe 5ltniton Ii
ge for ban nliltebe Bebi6 ltbe6en;
umi66elbart oerefter opoe ban. -
Ggosaarlogen bor 9(oreforfolfning
og pluoielig &iertelammelle.
Generolmajors Su11lton bleb fun
81 9lar ganraael.
San bar fe6t i Obio, oporaget. /
&anfas og 6eltog 1ont rng Ma1o
/ flere gfspeoitio1rer til Sc 1lorblig=
ite ggne af Mmcrifa, bor f. @fs.
/ 9aaifo og belt oppe beb 8ebrings=
baDet. 5enere reilte ban meget !.
Merico o9 lprte 2a1bet gobt at
fje11be.
Som Officer panot ban GD beo
fin DeItagelIe j Nebolu olutio1lsfan1pe
paa glba og i Hbilippinerne, % i
1906 blep ban 1l1iblertibig &pnrna11-
s0aat ober Sc aroppenfbe belinger, Be
Scr 5tater fe1note til San 5rat1,
cisco for at bolbe Orben beri BDen
efter set 1tore sSyoroFp!p.
Ge0 Mbancell1enter il1benfor See
rem blep Suniton after og otter for
bigaact, 1nltliaois forbi ban life
baboe fulgt BEN iR0banlige 2gbe=
bone, Der gaar pia 8elt Boi11t; it.
fe 6elto n1i11ore bleb ban bpg i Sc
bruar 1915 u6nepnt til fon1mat1=
oerer1oe General for be Gore,1eoe
SIoIers 1Doltge 9Pro101l1o11 og DaD=
oe 6enne 5tilling @onmol1oo
ober oe ltore Detoebe1nenter, ser
fra oe forifiellige Stater ienotes
til ben 1nerifonife @renie iioIte
CONNER.
5oloaterne falbte bon1 ben lille
General; Sc bolot al banL foroi
ban bar Ell iebn og retlinbig Man6,
og oe beunoreoe bant, foroi ban iaa
tit babOe let Saren i Webe 1,ben at
b1infe. Sans 8enner i og al6enfor
gtaten er enige ON MI at beflage,
at en- al 2an6ets beolte 5oIbater
er gaact bort paa Siospunft, %
ban oaarligit fltnoe unopares.
Snniton efterlo6er fig @rfe og
tre 8drn;; Wrs. 5uniton boboe for
iffe Iange fi0en taget n1iolertibigt
Opbolo tpt be6 5an srancisco, og
Der tit bun tent Man0ag Mften I'm
oerretning ON Dg0sfaloet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23

pagnen; ct Telegram fra Berlin
gaar lto paa, at ban fafftiif itaar
bag 5tats1nnn6enes 8eIutninger,
og at ban / Set bele taget bar faaet
en- Magt iom er naiten ubegrens
ict ia, ielb @eileren iiges at rette
fig efter =. Sinoenburgs ginf oe
8efalinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23
Il1noerpanbsfrigel1

rita attss llnoerbanos str1gen
er blepet afbre6t, og fra &aris
beboer set, at olle glnertfanere !
gitrig bar foaet 8uo ON, at bet >er
beo1t, Sc forlaoer 2anoet iaa bur-
tiqt }ont rnuligt; ben tioligere an1e-
rifan{fe 2egationsiefretar Gretp !
8erlin er blebet beororet ti!1 Mien
(Jortl. paa SIDE s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-23
1Hrt1nral ng zagah.
0lepol,ttipn paa Cuba.
Gfal Il. g, ifribe inb?

Sfal Il. g. ifrtbe inb?
Sorle6ell Sag for1g6 6et, at et
5nmmen1tp0 bobbe funoet 5tso
n1eEen1 cl1banlfe Negjeringsfropper
Epg Dprprere og 11aturligDis flor
lte6e oet lite paa &pgter ON, at ED-
Ferne ito6 bagbeb.
| Sorbiitorien er 6e11ne, at Ser Sen
f.. Nobember bleb bol0t Hreli0e1t=
Ipalg paa Glba; f9rlt troe6e man
lat ben liberole .&an6ibat, Qmfreoo
3opos, bar blebet balgt i 5tebet
for Grait6ent Mel1ocal, Der iggte
@jenba1g lon Set fonlerbotibe Bar=
tis &al1oi0at. Me11ocals Gilbpngere
|beifDl0te 8obas- -Gplgerne for at ba=
be forfalffet 5tenrneleolerne, og
3apos gap Spor paa &iltale peo
at ,ernnre, at Metlocals 5ol6oter
bopoe brebet .6e 1tbernle Belgere
bort fra 5te1nn1enrnerne
5pprgsmoalet bleD i1lonnfet for
s9ens Seielteret, Der forof, at beg
|ge Hartier baboe .l1ret, iffi6nt Den
ganife bit 11egteoe at gaa i1o pao
Sc fo11ferbatibe @elgereS arab on
|af ondtnrte oerI Iiberale @5eir;soe11
beorbreoe nDe Nalg uoiffrepet bis
He ga1gfre6ie, og 8alget ifd fi11be
15teo a5lufningen nf 0enr1e Maa=
f1teo... SsSn1iolertio tror De 1fberale, at
99egieringsparttet poanp bill betjene
fig ofz forbpgttge Meto6er og bar
6erfor frnbet, at Sc Sorene6e Sta=
ter .ifal paotage fig &o1ltro1len me6
5temmeafgiDningen. 0ette. pasie6e
I iffe Breft6ent Menoca11 og BON i9r=
gebe 6erfor for, at en- ltor Del al
|fSnren bleb forflDttet til ben 9sro=
bins, bbor S,1lbolg finder 5teo -
.5anta Clara: 9jen1pnligt par. BET
bans We1ing at afDprge Optpjer
be6 5te1nn1eafgiDninger, nte11 So
DaS -Eilb9ngerne bRboer, at &egie=
ringstropperne nofon1mar0eres fun
for at ffrp11tn1e Dem.
90 Sagerne 1tob 1oale6es, for19b
oct rDgtebiit, at oe Soreneoe 5tater
paatRnfte milit9r SStoifri6en; men
ga 8oibington i 3jebliffet er gell=
trum for forlfjellige poerit 6elifate
.5ituationer, fan6t man. at set iHe
sDar betimeligt at bla1oee fig i SC
eltbanife sSorbolo, bbis oct 90 fun=
sc nnogaqes, og l16enrigsminilter
2aniing bar 6erfor i to Senbenoel-
]ier til ben cubaneiiife 8efo!fning
aobaret Sen i111oo at gaa ttl y6er=
|ligbe6er og idgt at foreiti1le ben,
| at BET tierer alles SntereSie be6It,
|om be politiffe iellen1bpret,oer fon
|orbnes a6 freoelig 5orban6lines
! gei. Men 2al1fing gipr opmerfion'
IIpdd, at bbts 0pr6ret life bltber
l0gmpet bltrtiqit 11lItdt, bill Slime
rita fri6e ino.
On1fring Sa11tiago er 5ttuatio=
[ne11 meget alborlig, og flere 5fRr=
mb6ler bar f1noet 5te6; 8robir.
ie11s 5orretningsIib 1taar albees
little. ge6 8aln1a 5oriano bar e11
Ibeftig @nn,p f1noet 5teo meIlen
eringstropper og 9prdrere;; 81
lfioitnaD1,te Git af r1teo 5ejren oQ
lbeiatte Sen berpererbe SuHerfa.
brit, iom eies .of 8rpfi0ent Meno.
'Icnl, bpis to 8r9bre bIeD tagef til
Sange. Oct bepoer fig at Yreiioe1l.
Items 8r9ore BIZ blibe bplbt / Son
/ Ige1ifub il1otiI Gegieriltgen tiIbpoel
Ell tilfreositille11oe 9rbning Of s.
l|politiife 5orbo1o
S Wan6agss bar ben an1erifanift
Geaieri11g tilftiuef 8rniibeatt Me1lo
cal en- Note, forr1 ttiHiiger bant Slime.
rifas 8iitanb, bbis. Dpr6ret breoe'
fig.