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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19

we remained about a week. Well, I |
guess you all can imagine how the
place looked as IL was so old and the
barracks were built when Napoleon
had his army there, and everything
looked very old and odd. And, while
stopping there, We all went to the city
and looked 1t over. II is quite a large
little city, but nothing there looked
like the dear old U. s. A. After look
ing the place over we returned 10 our
barracks and on returning founr or
ders had been given to move, So
we all marched down through the
city and got into little box cars which
were only about half the size of those
at home-fnuch smaller in every
,way,-and after being packed in them
like sardines the train pulled out. We
rode in those cars for three days,
eating and sleeping there, arriving at
our destination early one morning
about daylight. We were sidetracked
and remained in those cars until about
noon when we received orders to
leave them, and were marched about
two hlometers, and that is not very
i, far. Everything over here is kilo-
meters instead of miles as at home
In a short time, before we knew It,
we were in a small town. When
, town is started over here the first
, one who builds his house, of course
builds four sides to it, but those who
build thereafter only build three sides
to their houses for they attach theirs
. to the first one built. This maxi
= building easy over here. Then whei
! all the buildings are finished, higl
wall is built around the whole o
:, them. They look as though they ha'
been built a thousand years ago,
not longer. Well, we found in thi
town a large college building whic
a is now being used for a hospital, haV
\ ing been converted into a hospita
:, lust before our arrival by a rich Ne'
: York lady. forgot to state the nam
=. os the town and also the college
: Juilly. At that time the hospital wa
= crowded with wounded soldiers an
: many ~ even on the surroandin
= grounds SO close together that "
coula hardly pass through for them
and most of them were Americans
This was at the time when u
:. cbateau-Thiery drive was on v
stayed there about three months an
- believe me, we sure did work eyel
minute while there. On leayins the
we came heme when am now
service on the verdun front.
could write all day and tell
di1arent places where have bee
:. b.t I will save some Of then until
~ ~ cot home. which hope will be 500
- = expect to leave here In a 4
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19

days for Germany and, see what | can
see. / want to see all Of Europe that
I can while l am over here. / am
going to get furlough In few days
and go to Italy. Some of the boys
have already paid visit to Rome
and several other Italian cities.
This is a great country over here
but nothing like the dear old U. s, A..
and I will be glad when get back.
Well, I have written about all Of
the news that l know, only that 1t is
quite cold, and, though 1t rails all OF
the time, fee stays on the ground all
day.
will close with regards and best
wishes to all. If any Of my friends
wish to write to me will be delighted
to hear from them
/ am ven and as fas as 5 pig
Yours truly, 49,
EUGENE J. EDWARDS.
This is my address: Pvt. 1st c. Eu
gene J. Edwards, Evacuation Hosp
tai No. s, Department, U. s. Army
American e. f., France, via New Yorl
phospitalded. day veryug,mid
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
JACKSONVILLE ROTARIANS
RAISE $se,7OO TO ASSIST THE
FLORIDA CHILDREN'S HOME

once more success attended the ef-
forts OF the Rotary Club Of Jackson
ville' the members being for the past
week or more engaged in drive for
a fund of $4,000 for the needy chill
dren OF Florida, who are being cared
for by the Children's Home Society Of
Florida. The Rotarians took unto
themselves the work of raising this
sum for Duval county, which will be
added to another $25,O0O to be raised
over the state, to make total Of $780,.
900.
When the members completed thal,
campaign Monday evening there wer,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Senate Wants To Know
Who Is Advocating The :
Destruction Of German Ships
(By Associated Press.l

Washington, Dec. ia resolution
asking the State Department to inform
the Senate whether the American
Peace Commissioners are advocating
the destruction Of German warships
and other enemy property, and, II SO,
by what authority, was introduced by
Senator Lodge, the minority leader
and without discussion was referred
to the foreign relations committee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
(By Associated Press.)

London, Dec. 1.-THE esthonian
provisional government is controlling
the former Russian Baltic province.
Esthonia, has placed the republic un-
der the common protection OF the en-
tente powers pending the decision Of
the peace conference
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
German Prisoners
To Be Interned
In France Until
Peace Declared
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, Dec 1s.-Austro-German
soldiers, rounded up in European and
Asiatic countries and in Turkey by the
Allies, will be transported to France
for interment until peace is declared,
It Is announced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Serious Disorders Break Out
(By Associated Press.)

Zurich, Dec. 19.-Serious disorders
have broken out at Danzign, In West
Prussia, It Is reported. Civil and mill
tary prisons have been opened and
the inmates liberated. Stress fighting
Is reported.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
CABHITY OF
niger SERVICE BY
bROPLANE FROM KEY
WEST TO HAVANA TESTED

Test, Dec. l9.-Hon. CUTLER
frson, sub-secretary of State
enjoys the distinction Of be-
FIRST passenger to make the
Key West to Havana in the
s honor was accorded him
ftesy upon the part Of the
nt of the United States. In
oplane number 1896, with
fican aviation officers, ne
b the local naval air station
flock this morning and made
for the island republic, ac-
by two other planes, num-
and 1897, each containing
the party alighted in Ha'
or and received a fine re-
ere. The trip was made
and without any mishaI
In one hour and fifty min.
distance could have beer
sily in forty-five minutes
y pilots were not out fol
ptest. They merely intend
onstrate the practicabilit!
. passenger service be
West and Cuba ard tn
ali that could be desired.
has vast significance AM
nner Of greater things i
Tor Key West in view O
the postofice department
ior long distance air ma
lng a radius Of thousand
As soon as the neeessar
: available, routes an
De put into operation b'
and Boston, another I
. Havana and a third
!, 'ea, via the West Indies
ssured and another
a probability to New 0,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
PRESIDENT Of GERMAN REPUBLIC
TO Be ELECTED ON DEG. 20
IS THE PROGRAM NOW:
MUCH DISORDER PREVAILS
new AMERICAN
AMBASSADOR
Dimes WITH
KING GEORGE
(By Associatd Press.l

London, Dec. 19.-After present.
ing his credentials to King George to-
day, John w. Davis, the new Amer
lean ambassador, and Mrs. Davis.
had luncheon with the King and
Queen and other members of the Royal
household, at Buckingham Palace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
RESIDENT HAS CHANGED HIS
|PLANS AND WILL RETURN
|. TO UNITED STATES SOONER
| THAN He HAD EXPECTED
TO INVESTIGATE THE
NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGJvE
(By Associated Press \

Washington, Dec. 19.-An investi-
cation Of the National Security
League of New York with respect to
its alleged reflections during the last
campaign on the loyalty of members
OF Congress was begun today by a
special House Committee, headed by
Johnson, of California.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Former Emperor
Charles And His
Four Children
Have The Flu
(By Associated Press.l

Copenhagen, Dec. 19.--Former En-
reror Charles and four of his chill
dren are suffering from influenza, ac-
cording to a Vienna Telegram. EN-
peror Charles has high fever.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Believed Election
Will Prevent
Fresh Outbreak
EBERT, LATE HEAD OF THE GER
MAN GOVERNMENT, HAS RE-,
SIGNED
(By Associated Press.)

Copenhagen, Dec. 1s.-The German
government has decided to convoke q
conference of all the states Of the
former German empire on December
goth to elect a president Of the Ger
man republic, according to Berlin
report. The step is said to have been
taken to avoid fresh outbreak.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Bv Associated Press.)

Ion, Wednesday, Dec. 1S.--Oe-
News that Wilson considers
! to London next week was re-
by the British government to-
trough official channels and
| considerable surprise which
kcessitate the hurried reconsid-
! Of plans Of Lloyd George who
tended to meet the President in
He will proceed to Monte
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
BEASMAN TO SUCCEED
ANDERSON ON ]. G. 6,
(By Associated Press,)

Washington, Dec. 19.-Joseph D..
Beasman, Of Massachusetts,, has been
chosen by the President to succeed
George W. Anderson as member Of
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
lTo CONCLUDE RAILROAD
| HEARING SOON
(By Associated press.l

Washington, Dec. 19.-Inaugura-
ton or hearings on railroad legisla-
tion Jan. End will be concluded as
soon as possible and distinct from
the House by a Joint congressional
committee. McAdoo is expected to be
the first witness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
THREE DIRECTORS
Of kRUPP PLANT
UNDER ARREST
(By Associated Press. J

Wy AS5UCIdI6U FT6SS.
Amsterdam, Dec. 19,-Three prin-
cipal directors of the Krupp munition
works at Essen, including Bransan-
berger, the inventor Of the "Big Ber-
thas," have been arrested by the re-
volutionary committee, it is reported
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
FORMER EMPEROR
I SICK Since
last SUNDAY
(By Associated Press.)

Amerongen, Wednesday, Dec. 1S.--
(Delayed) d)-Former Emperor William
has been confined to his bed since
Sunday with a severe chill. Fits in
disposition has brought a renewal Of
his old troubles, necessitating the
calling of specialist.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
|By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Prsss) 1t as
ington, Dec. 19.-The cost OF
ht ship building plant at Hog
Is estimated at $e3,S0O,ooo by
Manager Piez Of the Emer-
beet corporation. He said the
delivered one ship and had
Els laid which should be COM
sixty days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
Sc and Clemenceau Confer
With Wilson

(By Associated Press.)
!, Dec. 19.-Premier Clemen-
Id Colonel House visited Pres
Filson this morning for a con-
which lasted more than an
The Presidents engagements
daycaused him to postpone his
br recreation. sg9.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-19
| VISIT
:. :. :. :. ENGLAND
n NEXT WEEK
THEN WILL SAIL FOR HOME
|FHOUT WAITING FOR PEACE
INFERENCE OR VISITING 9TH.
| COUNTRIES
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
is, Wednesday, Dec. 1S.-Oe-
THE reason given for Presi-
Wilson'S desire to make an early
England, it is understood, is
lie has found it might be neces-
10 return to Washington sooner
he expected. Whether this means
|nge in his entire program, in
g his journey to Italy, is not
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-29
MEMS 1-BkL
Arctics

Now is the time to buy your
Overshoes, as prices will not =
stand long. Every size in
this lot, from 6 to IA, and
only so cases to be sold at
this price. Values 4 E0
200 to 2.25 pair, .JS
choice,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-29

Genuine Red Seal, Toile-Du-
Nord and A. F. C. Zephyr Dress
Bingham in assorted plaids,
staple checks, stripes and plain
shades, discontinued a n
styles; regular 39c lila
value, Friday z9E
only Wv
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
kind of woman
are you?

and sickly y-looking Just like plant trying
10 grow in a soil deficient In iron. Pallor
means anaemia. The skin Of AN anaemlc
woman Is pale, the flesh nabby. The nam
ory fails, and often they become weak,
nervous, irritable, despondent aud melan-
choly. Give such a woman short course
Of Nuxuated Iron aud she often quickly
becomes an entirely different individual
strong. healthy and rosy checked. have
used Nuxated Iron widely In my own prac-
fice in most severe aggravated conditions
with untalling results. have induced
many other physicians TO give Il a trial all
Of whom have given me most surprising
resports in regard to its great power as
health aud strength builder"
Manufacturers Note. Nuxated Iron
which ia used by Or. Sullivan and others
with such surprising results, and which Is
prescribed and recommended above by
physicians Is not a secret remedy, but one
which Is well known 30 druggists every
where Unlike the older inorganic iron
products. II is easily assimilated does not
inlure the teeth, make them black nor up
set the stomach. The manufacturers guar
sMl'ee M successful and entirely satisfactory
ensu,'s 20 very purchaser or they will rc-
: good druggists P'"sS" "s an
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
cur,ncAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The Delaware section Of the American
Chemical Society will hold a specla
meeting In the Wilmington High School
tomorrow evening. american Chemical
Society in Reconstruction" will be the
subject.
The regular meeting Of the Society
will be held on Friday, December 20.
This will be the first anniversary meet
ing. Chairman Lammot dupont viii
entertain the section at dinner at the
Hotel dupont at 63O a'clock that even
ing. A speaker win be provided to talk
on The subject Of Reconstruction"
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

Of
viht
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
CONnufNITY SING TONICUT.

Tho Community Sing will he held at
Is o'clock tonight 10 The Wilmington
High School auditorium. The audi
torlum is well heated and attractiyely
bright with flag decorations, a pleasant
place 20 spend the evening. Those who
hesitate about singing, enjoy listening
10 the chorus from the gallery There
VIII be Christmas music tonight. Choir
directors and members IND Harry Barn
hart great source of help In sug-
gestions as 10 conducting their own
musical affairs. Many OF the Community
Chorus have not missed a night since
the sings began.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
WASHINGTON TInE co. ELECTS.

The Washington Fire Company last
night elected officers as follows:
President. Wilmer A. Green; vice
president. George w. sasse; secretary,
James NJ. Dickerson; treasurer. James
II. Yates; trustees, Horace L. Vande-
grift. John J. Harkins; auditing COM
mlitee. Wilmer A. Green, Horace L,
vandegrlft, James G. Carr; directors,
Clarence II. Pyle, Charles II. Dawson
L +. ZukowslSy. George C. Iarrigani
Henry w. Hofner Wm. r. Hyland
Frank Z. Hyland, Horace L. Nande-
grift, Henry Carr, James C. Carr, Paul
Frederick, Gerald ]. Farrell, Harry
w. Gotz, Chas. w. Graves. Wilmer
a. Green; engineer, William A. Green
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
rRIDAy IS "CONsrRvATIoN pAyp

BY Federal request the schools OF The
country viii observe Food Conservation
Day on Friday. The schools OF the city
and state viii have special addresses
upon The worlds food situation and the
need OF saving every scrap OF left-overs.
The schools VIII be furnished with maps
showing where Millions In Europe are
now starving.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

Nuxated Iron in its original packages and
sec that this particular name (Nuxatcd
lron) appears on the package II you have
taken preparations such as Nux and Iron
and other similar iron products and failed
10 get results remember that such products
are an entirely different thing from Nux-
ated Iron"
In commenting upon the value of Nux-
a.ed Iron as means for creating red
blood, strength and endurance, DR. Fred
l9and King, New York Physician and
Medical Author saws.
scarcely day goes by but that j see
.'n whose carcWOrn faces, dragging
s,teps ana generally weak, tired appearance
-,,. uhhlsiakable signs Of that apaemic
i,i- uo"n condition usually brought on bv
..sr, vl IRON IN the blood
g., tnele can be no strong healthvS heauts
Aua women without iron and inasm,,cb ~
5 e,aaf5 rro,essts and modern cookins,
melnoos remove the iron OF Nother Tartss
from so many Of our most commo,, iearsn eeil
thls iron deficiency should he enn,its a9'u 4,
using some form Of organic iro, 49,. ps
we use salt when our food has no, ,a. ena,,',, q,
salt. e"'"s'
"lron is absolutely necessary 10 c,.,,,
your blood TO change food into iivins, ,is
sue Without II no matter how inneh u
what YOU eat your food merely passe
through YOU without doing Nou good, an
as a consequence you become weak, pal
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

Il have strongly emphasized the great
necessity OF physicians making blood ex-
aminations Of their weak, anaemicr run
down patients. Thousands Of persons go
year after year suffering from physical
weakness, IN a highly nervous condition,
due TO lack Of sufficient iron In their red
blood corpuscles without ever realizing the
real and true cause Of their trouble. With
out Iron In your blood your food merely
passes through the body, something like
corn through an old min with rollers so
vide apart that the mill can't grind.
For. want Of iron YOU may be an old
man at thirty, duh OF intellect moor io
memory, nervous, irritable and all run
down, while at 30 or 60 with pientv Of
iron In your blood you NAV still 10 vonne,
In feeling, fun Of life. your whole beins
brimming over with vim and energy.
"As proof OF this take the case Of Former
Tinted States Senator and Vice Presidentiai
: nominee Charles A. Towne, who at past
~ r still a veritable mountain OF tireles,
-1lnDfwy. Senator Towne says: ! have foun,
U1x1ked Iron of the greatest benefit as
fonlc and regulstive. Henceforth ! shal
~ 10 without 1t. ] am In position I
&6neffy for the benefit of others TO the re
fa1oody, and l unhesitatingly recommen
Euxated Iron to those who feel the nee
X renewed energy and the regularity Q
toGfly functions.
sDuf in my opinion you cant max
otronG, keen, forcefUl men and beaith
women by feeding them ol
metallic iron The old forms OF metallic
iron mast 70 through q objective process
10 transform them into orkanic iron
Nuxated Ircn-before they are ready to bt
tsken up and assiniilated by the human
ystsm- Notwithstanding all that has been
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
The good old-fashioned
Linoleums
with the patterns clear through to the back.

These ere the kind that beat them all for wear and for good
oosoontnua good looks Through our large buying were
liable to get special prices these good noeun of S75 $500
and S225 square yard One of wholesalers wanted to buy
all our stock Of cork lnoleums, for they scarce
Heavy grade printed Lnoeun here in good variety the
S125 and SSO qualities special price Of only 85c square yard
On sale at retail only beginning tomorrow These should have
been here months ago but couldn't get them shipped
Third Floor take elevator
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

II you are looking for a position, the
quickest and best way TO find II is to
run a Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-12-03
FAIR FOOD PRICES

Food Administrator Mitchell has IS
sued the following food price list.
Wheat flour, per ~
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

said aud written on this
subject by well-knOWn
physicians, thousands OF
naonla efili insist in dos
ing themselves with me
tallic iron simply, l sup
pose, because II costs q
few cents less. l strongly
advise readers IN all cases
TO get n physicians pre-
scription for organic iron
-Nuxated IrOn--Or II you
don't want to go TO this
Lrouble. then nurchasc only
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

Don't run short nsnded-run Want
Ad.--Ady.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
1000 Wtiliuner | Sparebanferne.

"Wtrgbl." bar benuenot Jig til @anf.
6irefter aierulf i &riitiania spare.
banf % beot Sirefteren ON Ell 10.
.talelie ON Sparebanfernes StiQina
MI og ON bercs Irbeioe / Sioen
fremoper. Set er 10 iaa," notaItc
Sanfoirefteren, at "ogiaa paa Spa.
rebanfernes Smraaber merfer man
.itcrft Den sfonomiife Srcnaana.
Sparebanfcrncs iamIebc S~noifuos.
tapital er MI naaet ben ,imponerenoe
Sum al 1 Utiaiarb aroner, bpao Scr
rcprGielltcrer ell Stigning paa ilere
100 Wtiuioncr aroner / 9ebet al De
'iibitC Mar. Gn eforomiif Heoaanas.
periobe fan ieIpielaclig bringe Gil.
bagegang / Snoituosfnpitalen, men
eiter belle lin Nrt iflrloe man funne
gaa no ira, at netop Sparebunfernes
ISnoifub err DC melt table, ioet oisie
|pnientIig forbeler liz paa Suiener %
after Sriener al imaa Snoifpbcrc.
ISoapiot ieg erinber. har ifsIge Sto.
tiitiffen bpert anbct Wenneife / Rorge
ell Sparebontbog."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
Staten % 0nnoets &pbberaruber

Sronmell, 1O0e Sanllnr. Get for.
lpocr her, at Staten bar til Senligt
at e%rpropriere alle cQer De fleite al
Sanoeta aobbergruber. Sorlpoenoet
bar faaet iaapiot fait Sorm, at Oct
incomes, at Stoten / 2ilf9loe bill
f%onccutrcre aobberinleltningen / 3
a A tprlfieaige Gentra, alltogelig
Tpros, Gpic % Sulitielma. Mpnt-
meter Sllgge bar poa "Tremtiben"s
6ore'porgiel erflGrct, at Staten bar
neoiat Ell ipeciel aonlite til at or
bcioe nleo 2anbeta &obberforipnina.
Sigeiaa bar Observation-Disclosures
mclltct oprettet ct aontor for Sormib.
ling ar Salg al &obberfis til Snnel.
tebptterne ira De 8rrlbcr, iom life
bar iaaoam1e. ga ser er llofsriels.
iorbllo for &obbcr fanbt Sr. 9uaae
oct npiten operileoig at crproprierc
@ritberne. Statsraab Yrpt5 fjenote
iltct til oct nnpntc 6orIpoenoe, men
pplpier, at Snnoeta aobberbebolonin.
ger bare O9fter @alpbelen al Tor-
bruget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
Wuracs feritc Intpmubiliabrif.

Nor9c bar hiOtil life baut lioQcn
cgentli9 Intomobiliabrif. hpi@ mol,
oerpeb ioritoar eli Sobrif, ionl iclp
prohucerer DC ~pGientliac Al &c mango
SlIiinb Icle, hporaf en Nutomobil
bcitoar, og monterer Dem til fitlot
iGroiee slutompbiler. Gen ieritc -
Horlf @iltomobiliabrif pon Nambo /
Wois Scrre0 - nPrnler ltN inlio.
lertio ltertt lin Si:loen0elic. Scllta.
bet bIep bannct iibit / Nart2 iiior, oa
Giplomingenier Signr0 Ntortb blcp
alliat ioNt oominiItrcrcnhc Sircftrr.
SobriffcnS iorifieuigc Nioclin9er Bit
Der iorbunoet mco S~ernbaue'por,
huorpoa De citcrbpcrt lammennon.
tcrcbe Sclc i9rcs freHt, in0tll Den
irrolae Niltomobil fon triue no al
Sobrltfen. Sntaa, patre Nrbeiocr
boIiger, cltcr Segniiig a Arfltefiernc
Worgenitiernc % Gioe, cr bc9pn6t at
oliffe trent / Sfogcn onltring 6abrif
fen. &c ioar aueiamntcn mcgct pof
fer @cliggenbcb / De Naicr, ion ON.
niper Den Slettc, hporpuo 6abrifferl
err bpeget. Sabriffen cier her ct
SfogoreaI pan lott $50 Wtaal. Gil
bpert Sl,s ifal bere ntinOit ct Vtoal
@runb, ina at bper Irbcloer TON baue
lin lille Sape % Nger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-12
Gn Some ppcrfisrt % brrbt. Ser

Slifcio Station poa 6leffefioroballen
h9note Scr forIeoen 9lften, iielge
"Stapangcrcn", eli isrgelig rlIpffe,
ibct Ell 35 Mar aommel Some Sofie
SELECTS ira 9rongciO blep opertiort
al Soget o9 orPbt. Sensmano Bc.
oerien pao Ytoi optog Sorflaring al
SoaperiottoIet % iieIge oenne 6or-
~flaring fom onlfonrnc pna Soget poa
9ege SoIoepIao9. "a Soget fom til
SIifcio, iteg aonen al iamnen mco
andre Easia9crer, % ba 3ogct bar
crpeoeret gopes Af9angsiienal. Nct-
op iom 5oeet iatteS igong, bsrtcs ct
acknowledgements Strig. Suftbrem-
len iatteS paa og SOget blep itaniet.
Wtan fanbt oa peb Sioen al Soget
oct iterft lemlGiteoe Sig al nGpnte
Stone. Stationsmeiteren hapoe ieet
Ell apinoe fomme ira Stationen %
gaa MOB Soget netop ion bette ifuloe
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