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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
BRATTLEBOROLOCAL.

| Mrs. G. b. Lamson will entertain
the Baptist Bible school home depart
ment at her home at GA Washington
street, Saturday afternoon from 3 to :
o clock. All members are invited.
All who took the home nursing cours,
at the Mutual Aid association of Mis-.
Fandell about year ago and are willing
to loan their books, are asked to leave
them at Roots drug store The books
are to be used by class which is being
formed in West Brattleboro,
A call has been received by the locaI
draft board for two colored registrants
to go to Camp Devens about Sept. |, but
Clerk f. ID. +. Stowe says he has nc
men to fill this call Another call offered
an opportunity for the local board to get
assistance from registrants who are in
special or limited service and who can
qualify as clerks to local. district or med
ical advisory boards.
On complaint of County Game Warden
+. III. Metcalf Sheriff Wellman and Dep
uty Sheriff Cressy went yesterday to
Marlboro and searched the premises of
Lyman Powers and son, Raymond Pow
ers. They seized a jar of deer meet at
each place and arrested both respondents
who were placed under 5000 bail They
will appear before the Brattleboro munic-
ipal court Monday afternoon at o'clock
Premium lists for the approaching Val
lev fair are in the hands of the printer
and as soon as the proofs can be gone
over by the heads of the departments
and the books are published they will be
Fri nj cd Thn ~
will be in charge of NJ II. Willis. G. f.
sheep and swine department several
years, will again have the oversight of
those exhibits.
Principal Julius z. Warren of the
Brattleboro high school will be at the
school office from 10 to u a. m. and
to p. m. Saturday and Monday, Aug.
81 and Sept. 2, and 10 to II Tuesday,
Sept. 3, for consultation with parents
or pupils. Elective blanks for the fall
term should be in the hands of the
principal by 2 o'clock on Sept 3. The
fall term will begin Wednesday, Sept.
4, and the doors will be open at $50
n. m.
An entertainment and dance for the
benefit of the Red Cross will be given in
the town hall in Chesterfield n. H.,
Tuesday evening, Aug. 27, at SIS. The
girls from Camp Nitawa, Spofford lake,
will give an exhibition of fancy dancing.
Lester Collier, formerly lieutenant in
the French Ambulance service in action
at Nerdun, scissors and in the drive on
Laon, invalided home by shell shock, will
give an address. Dancing will follow the
entertainment. Adv. l49-l5l
Fine mahogany divan, hall rack. cot
bed, mattress, new Perfection oil stove 3
burners, glass front closet Salesroom
Elliot cor. Elm street. 1880
All bills due the late A. +. Wood must
be paid at once in order to settle the es-
tate. Mrs. A. +. Wood, las, Elliot St
I49-15l
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
w. H. vALIQUETTE DEAD.
Widely Known as Proprietor of Hote
Berwick in Rutland.

RUTLAND, Aug. 23.-Wiliam H. Val
iquette, proprietor of the Hotel Berwick
IN this city, vice president and manager
OF the Hotel Woodstock in New York,
died yesterday afternoon in a New York
hospital of septic poisoning, following an
illness of less than two weeks.
Mr.. Valquette is survived by two
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York 4, Chicago 2.
Pittsburg 3, Boston o.
Cincinnati Q, Philadelphia 6.
81. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3 first gamel.
Brooklyn ., st. Louis 3 (seeond game }
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23
Sporting NeWs
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis I. Boston o.
Washington I, Cleveland |.
Philadelphia 3. Chicago 2.
New York >, Detroit 3.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23

Fine mahogany divan, hall rack. cot
bed, mattress, new Perfection oil stove 3
burners, glass front closet. Salesroom
Elliot cor. Elm street. l49- $50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-23

All bills due the late A. +. Wood must
be paid at once in order to settle the es-
tate. Mrs. A. +. Wood AS, Elliot st.
l49-l5l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Pastry SeasheHs.

By CONSTANCE CLARK.

Serve hot or cold Tomorrow
BemOn-Rlce Pudding.b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Reo,,4v, Cbo+e By Edna Kent FORBES
Care OF The Feet.

seed poultice or one q slippery elm
VIII draw ont Inflammation
To prevent rubbing take a piece
Of thick felt. cut 10 a little larger
than the corn. cut the edges TO make
them rounded and make q very small
hole i'm the center This hole shouldn't
be as large as the corn though many
wei known brands Of corn pads do
come cut this way. The hole is merslV
for veutilatiou-if 80 were as large as
the corn, the pressure Of the shoe upon
the pad would squeeze the flesh Up
into the hole and in a few days you
would have new corn more matlB-
uaut than the one you removed
Paint the corn with colodiurn. or
rub with vaseline or apply most any
E0od antiseptic, bind the pad over it
with narrow STRIPS Of adhesive plaster.
and let 30 stay on for time In 4 few
DAYS. the place viii be so much better
that the pad may be removed or
course. the type OF shoe that starts a
corn in the first place. should be
questions and Answers.
Edith You didn't tell me any
thing about your height. but I know
that no girl should welsh anything
like $50 pounds You want 10 reduce
YOUR bust YOU say-you must reduce
all over. So much flesh IS not heating
and when you reduce, the bust VIII
erow smaller in proportion to the rest
You needn't do anything so siren
nous as half starving. simply cut
from your diet the most fattenin 3
foods. VIII YOU write me anotner iet-
ter enclosing a selI-addreSseQ stamped
envelope for reply ana give ne your
height. and tell me what things you
eat most or. and how much exercise
YOU take and whether you eat be-
tween me2ls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
THE
Daily Novelette,


- HEERLUCK BONES, the great de-
-. tective. rarely rode IN the sub
- way during rush hours, prefer
ring 10 walk and save time. but on
this particular afternoon, finding
walking rather painful because OF a
dislocated knee and a sprained ankle
sustained in the notorious Shooter
diamond case. he boarded a train on
the us route.
Scarcely had ne seated himself be-
side a fair young thing knitting a
sweater, when she spoke to him.
"Touu pardon my boldness. won't
you? she said. ''but aren't you Sheer
luck Bones. the great detectiveer
ct am sometimes called So" he re-
piled
4 knew YOU from your picturesr
she cried "Oh, how thrilling for a
little nobody like me TO meet YOU face
to facet To see the noble forehead
that hides the colossal brain that can
unravel any mystery. the brain from
which neither science nor man has
any secrets-'
Tho great detective adjusted his tie
1--WE Just learned the correct trench
stitch," she continued eNcitedly.
Look. I'll explain il to YOU see. you
take two up and two down and snitch-
hold back. and then you double pass
through this little loop and razZle
three. and then You drop one and
half and intersect. and bypass four
and turn under. and
But a sudden thump Interrupted
her. The great detective had slid Oft
the seat Unconscious and his noble
forehead, an wrinkled I'm his vain ef-
forts 10 follow her. had thudded uu
unsteady against the door OF the car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
thine Story For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGnY GOES CALLING.
BY HOWABD r. GARIe1

himself How can ever, ret out OF
making this cslIe"
We'll the b1nrv rabbit thought and
thought ana the SEiIIirimfrE vas
gettinr resd- 10 bite souse off Uncle
Ty-ioriiv--s ea- v-ren al of sudden
-5e7s 80 q 49, az NE f-o1+ 5oor
Of +6e bsrI- bouse
-. -. a.. --,--- a.. e-,-s-7s
~ ma ~ ''i1 7f--i--
@l,l!l-h, StS " - -. viii
- II an ~ - ~. - e--e .
~ o-S -. J. ~ - = !. -. 49, N7
-oI you I1''e- Op1il ''S uOO--
The Skillisimlnk started to do 50,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
this Date, 1908.

SUIT involving two powerful
a corporations and the sum Of
L n $4,000 was flied yesterday in
the district clerks office The action
is brought by the colorado Fuel d
Iron company asaist the Mexican
Central railway, the allegation being
thar the former company sold TO the
Mexican central railway coal and
track spikes 20 the amount Of $4,000.
for which the latter company failed TO
pay The plaintiff filed a bond for
$4,000.
CASTOR Co5lentz. Of the White
House. left yesterday afternoon for
eastern markets
reer Of FL PasO. has just returned
from an eastern trip
Mrs. Mckinney. OF Kansas City. 40,
is the guest OF Mrs. NJ Douglas stew
art at her home on Mesa avenue
AR GoIdstein has returned TO his
home in Taylor. Texas, after visiting
his son. A. Goldstein. for several days.
After months or lawlessness, the
san Antonio street car strike was
called off yesterday. the grand jury
bringing the strikers TO terms The
traction company was placed on the
union Aa4L 4AeLs
Among the New Years events to-
day viii be a horse race near DUNES
road house The race viii be for a
wager of $1,000 and viii be between
a SOcorrO and an Fl Paso horse
A disastrous fire started in the
Highland hotel at Albuquerque last
night and before IL could be eXtin-
guished the building was destroyed
The building was valued at about
$4,000 and belonged to 7 s. Reynolds,
president Of the First National bank
OF Ell PasO.
One Of the biggest cattle thefts that
has occurred IN this section for some
time past was perpetrated on the Cor
ratios Cattle company at an early
hour yesterday morning in JuareZ-
Thirty-twO head OF fine steers were
stolen out OF the coupany's stock
pens. the tracks indicating that the
thieves headed for New Mexico with
the animals
The chamber OF commerce has re-
ceived a letter from Congressman W
r. Smith. in which he says he viii do
all in his power to have the recon-
mendatiOns OF the local body with re-
gard 10 the enlargement Of the bar
racks at Fort Bliss carried out
A report received from Whites
chapel, so miles south OF Dallas,
states that late yesterday evening
two female highwaymen held up sew
eral farmers at various points along
the highway. Several hundred dol
lars were secured The police believe
the robbers TO have been men in fe-
male attire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

GREAT many women have Uu-
"A slightly faces because they fuss
L = over them too uuch-bUt most
Of those who have uusiEhtIy feet are
so afflicted because they don't fuss
enough
The feet require daily care. II they
are in normal shape. just the daily
bathing is sufficient six days out Of
the seven every week. This means OF
course. a good scrubbias with soap
and hot water But one day a week.
the nails should be clipped To- q proper
shape. the large toe nail being cut
I'm q cOucaVe " the point iuWdrIs. SO
as 20 avoid ingroWinE toe nails Zach
nail should be cleaned with al orange
wood stick and loose pieces of skin
cut Off with manicure scissors. much
after the manner in which the finger
nails are treated
Then you should so over each foot
10 be sure no CoruS are on the way
Like most Ills, cOrns are more easily
prevented than cured CallouS places
can be rubbed smooth with a corn flle.
or If they have grown TO a small hard
spot. can be sOttened with cutlcle
softeuer and then cur smooth with
manicure scissors After this, the
places should be painted with colo
dunn, which is an antlscptic especially
effective on the feet. or bound with
old muslin and carbOIic vaseli1e. The
soles and heels should be rubbed with
the file. wherever any yellow skin
shows
Lemon juice. pure strength. is Won
derful for treating the feet To takes
all soreness out OF corus- Often bind
ing sore corn with lemon Juice on
q cloth each night. viii relieve pain
and dry I'd the entire corn A TAX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Red Socks Cost Him
Damage Suit Verdict

New York. Jan 1-Justice Harry
Goas has decided the wearing OF red
socks was "coutributory negligence"
in q case Of crippled toes. Joseph
Taunebaum, an insurance solicitor for
the Metropolitan Life Co. stubbed his
toe in a dark tenement hallway. 10
became infected and he was III for
weeks.
He sued for hack pay under the
workmeu's compensation law. The
company charged the infection was
caused by his red socks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

pictures taken within the last year
for a new series to be presented dur
inE the coming season His ira
veloEues are OF real educational value
besides being such living works Of
art
Here's Mary Miles AIinter's descrip-
ton OF her hero: Ny hero is bis
and strong and all muddy and
scratched. His hair IS hanging in
his eyes and there is perhaps a neck
Of foam on his determined lips. There
is q leather helmet on his head and a
leather shield on his shoulder and he
is holding a football under one arm
We figured we'd never care FOR
George Beban II he dropped his Ital-
ian characterlzatious In his next
picture. however. we shall see him as
a Frenchman. Jules Of the Strong
Heart" and render final judgment
Bessie Barriscale. having completed
her work in within the Cup" has
started another production which is
at present entitled "Bliudfolded-" It
is an original story by Z. Richard
Schayer and furnishes a very de-
lightful part for Miss Barriscale-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

spoonfuls Of baking poyder into the
flour. Add enough OF cold water to
bind it and work It smooth. dredge
flour over the pastry board, rub a
little flour over the rollingpin and
roll the paste TO about one-half inch
thickness; spread over the surface
butter, then fold It up and roll out
again; then butter and roll again;
then butter and roll again. Then but
ter and roll for the last time; cut into
rounds the size Of a saucer. fold
through the center and then turn
again into shapes resembling a sea
she'll Put onto a baking sheet and
bake in a quick over a light brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
News Notes From MovieIand
By DWIG
BY DAISY DEAN.

excursion into the life his
a tory OF Hamilton Revelle re-
L h veals the fact that he was born
in GlbraIter. He refuses to say just
when he admits, however. that his
mother was a Spaniard, his father an
Englishman and that at the present
writing he is five feet eleven inches
tall and weighs 170 pounds.
Afr. Revelle made his stage debut
when he was but Is years Of age.
starting as a member OF the famous
Augustin Daily stock company. In
the past 20 years he has played for
Belasco. Frohman. Fiszs and the
Selwyus- His screen debut was made
in 1912 In Italy, for he has haG the
invaluable experience OF a year with
AmbrOsiO at Turin, his first picture
being his original role Of de Cosse-
Bussac in Dubarry- He vas a lead
ing player with Metro for a year and
is now with the Goldwyn company
playing leads in support OF Mary
Garden in That's and u splendid
sinner" Other notable parts have
been in Lest We Forget Armand
Duval IN Camille" DUfresne in
~Zaza." Don Luis in Rose OF the
Rancho" and Jean in "SaphO.'
Doraldina has returned 20 vaude-
Vile. following the completion Of
The Naulihka," q filmization Of
Rudyard Eipling's famous story. in
this Pathe production she is featured /
with Antonio Moreno. Mary Alden. |
Warner GLAND and others. Advance Z
stills OF the dancer lead US 10 believe I
the picture should prove as inter /
estinE as Bara-s Cleopatra"
The sleeping beauty" IS Non /
taEu Loves alias IN the World-Brady ]
studios, due to the fact that between ]
scenes he is constantly dropping off I
for those 40 winks-or more-that are I
supposed TO form the source OF the 1
youth Of many an old person. Not l
meaning. Of course, 10 iupute that I
1Ir. Love is elderly.
Burton Holmes is assembling his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

} DIRK one-fourth cup OF butter
\ into three cups OF flour until
it IS like sand; sieve two tea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

The drought in = portion Of Texas has
caused losses this year aggregating $500
CG0. 900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

|aabgsei@e Mammutbs IN ben ltbenbiss
Ten Steuunaen mitten ,irltsr ben ans
[htxn atpeiFelpien JosbtbiereH Don
pan,oIs borlelIen. Da b5rt jsber Gt<
banye ipie an GdIiduua 10 auh an
s9teionifruftionens nod eisfletlG
aiif. gernbe an biefer G!eIie bat bic
0ei4inte nsuIiH MIN nod cine btloils
6crf ArSnunq erfntrerl, bic ben tpiirs
|pisiien S4Iub eitbt.
@ereits snu5 su Mnfang bate man
auf ben preomoIter &nDhen lsiie
aunfIpurs1 sniDedt, 3idsndornanens
te, 0eGenlinisu. ion5entriihe areiIe.
Dreieds. Gpdtsr fumen GIfenbeins
fhnibettien outage, boruiier bas
Bib elmer fsbr runbIinen aItfhsinenb
bitptptrten Dame. 1895 iiisb nun
Serr Sri, auf Elm msbrfad serbrpdes
nes Stiid Wammutb3abn, Das ibn
immerbin auh ais Elm iInbolsnbster
auniperfuG srIdien, otne bnB q Der
Gndg BeSe,itung beilsgte. lln6 trF
1909 fabte Der aHbers trefflidx 8tars
better Der Ghdbe, Masld, ben ipdbs
rem Gahptrhali: bic rihiig onsinans
Der scpaBten Gtiids 5sigtsn Elm b0dt
nrnoiesGhnibbilb besWammuth -
Gin seitsenSHiid3s Bib ots 70 pisI
uuifrisfentn Mnmmuibs BON prths
mof nunmebr in b6afieisener geitnIi.
Die unbtbciteuh frnsuientdiIfe Gisur
miBi 116 Mtlimster In Der qduas.
Dos ifarf bebdnrte 1bier IN duh bier
IN Icbbdfier Deipeeuns. tpcbI bcrnns
ifrsiteno. erfabt. bic 4drdiieriitudx
giepdntenfirn erhoben, bic iltinen
Obren JdJlnpenb. Riiifei uRS geine in
raidrgdriitiielIuua. Sons beionbers
lebenbia twrit bic GdtpansquoNe. bic
Die linie Slanie peitfd,t. Sclht ooee
eraob I'D, aus flueer ansuutuna bas
piabes, Der sfeidatitia bic StpBidbs
ne sum Opfer Fieien. @ber bas @ors
biib bieier M1olihtsit icnnie MIR aus
sem Iet<nbeu sbier in Der Seele bes
aiinfflers iein. - bes Wammuths
ifnibsrs bon g3rsbHoit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

ae. ipie oas peri6nIid,e giaentbnrt
nns beutsutage an @ertb oas Iiegenoe
pielfah iiberiteigt. sur geIteiieriine
berongr5ogen iperSM iol. Gin Sn-
item, iuie es IN bieiemt itti6 ben uiei-
item anSeren @taateu obtpaItet, baB
perionli6e @igentbu1n IN oerfelben
@eiic su beiteueri. tpie has lieaeftbe,
lit einfad unourtbfitbrbar. neil es in
iebr oielen S1lien elmer &onfisfatioli
gleidfdme. glnbers lit es, tuenn man
bios oaS Ginfpulnlen belteilert. @enn
man auf einen gono. Der brei Collars
tringt, anbertbnlb Collars Steuern
5ablen fol-, 70 IinS bic SeIsen nor-
ous5ufeben, @ntmeoer man be5obIt
Die Steuer iiberbaupt nidt ober, lpenn
he erapaingen ipirh, panoert oas So.
pital aus Dem Staate ab unb ilitd,tet
ii6, ipenn notbia ms slusIarb. sln.
bers lit es. ipemi bic Stelier bios ailf
Die brei Dollars ginfiilifte besablt 5u
meroen braud)t. Damn beritedt IIe'
ulafih feline 4apitalien ilno lduit and
nidt bontt fort. Ger @intpuno, bab
iid Der @eiis bon peri6nlidem @i.
gentbum fhtper fontroliren l1Bt
iiberiiebt, bnk BEL 'olb geringfiigiger
gbaabe. Die ieboh 5u elmer groBen
@eiammtiunrnte anm66it, cine Ser
ii,diing, ole Stei,er 81 binter5iebeu,
itidt aitffomltlen miro, Sn Snife Der
Belt iptrb man auh SnntrolntaBre.
eeln fiitben, nm nic llnebrlihfeit
tpirfianer su bcf1fnpferl. @om tbeo
retifrhen Staropunft betrnhtet, lit
ole @ipfommeHitelter beipubers &C.
redtfertist, ba iie BON Dem einais ritr
tigen 9rin8ip auseebt, baB man 8elo
MIR ban 9enen nebmen tmn, Die cs
haben. 9es @eiteren bot oicie
Steuer cine er5ieberif6e Msirfiine in
iofenL aIs 9ieieniaen, pelte Die
Skuern bireft 5ablcn, iid ben.
unlabt fehen, Die 6ffentIi6en gltsaa'
ben fhdrfer su iiber1paden, 6enn in
9llgerreitren eetorunen iinb bebe
stcnern Die f5olge perffnpenberifder
@irtbibaft unb mem oteier ginbalt
seboten miro, f6nneu bic @b9aben
nidt briide1b iperben, slae @ege
pdren geebnet, tpel,n bic 8lir,bes-Io
rierirng ba5u betnoaen fperben fon,te,
bre @iisfiinfte iiber einfonlnicn Den
5taatsbeborben s,ir 8erfiig,uig Sn
teller unb es iclte feline ionberlifen
5dnpieriefeiteu bieten, bieie $ilfe Su
'rlangen. Sobal6 aif iolf,e gSeiie
,ds perionlide Gigenthum aefabt !
per6eu fnnn 70 bot has Stercr.
problem feline befriebigenbe Soiing
Iefun6en, mas 10 lanae uibt uroalitl /
it, aIs ale 9aiten le6islih ilnb olein
ruf oas Iieaenbe gisentbum abgela-
zen lpsraen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-26

Seuotor WacGum6er oon
rb.0ofota bat cine Teoe ii6er 0ie
@rofitgier Der glrbeiter gebalten iino
oerlangt energifbe RaBuubmen. 9ie
Slrbeiter qeben Der Snbe einen aaoe.
rem geamen. Sie re0en Don elmer
AusruIsring Der aoniunfhir. 8ie re
es bariteuen, oerfabreu he in Der aIei-
den 8eiie mie 5SabritaHten ltn6 aaui.
Ieute, ipelbe Die 8erluIte. bie iie in
idSledteu 8etten erleibei1, orr6 b0bere
Ereiie in guter 8eiten ouseIci6en
lno lpie iie bebaupten, iinb tie bisber
ifIedlt beaablt mproeu, 10 oab tie Jest
ein Redlt baberl, before 9abIllng Su
oerlnrgen. Gle iiberieben dber, 0af
6armer. iabrifatten un0 GoufIeltte
Jest uift @lles ior0ern oiirfen, mas
iie piiniden. M2an geItebt linen Ell.
ren liberoIen Rrofit 3lr, erImtbt linen
aber feire llebertreiblraen. 0cunab
miiiien iit Glr6 oie 9lrbeiter geitrGn.
tltaaen allferlegen tmo oiirfen ntdt
bte Sbotiohe, oaR iie in iturfem ge.
aebr iiu0, in iibertrieberer Beiie aus.
beilteu. Den Grbeitcrn ben gere6ten
2pbn 3u erlpirten, iolte fetue Sdppie,
rigfeiten mater Won tpeiB. mas Der
2ebensrmterbaIt foItet, oeuurad Idbt
iiA ieIhtellen. mas iie erbalten mill
fen, nm ibr gustommen 3u finSer
nuo Denn man Damn nod rueiter oic
Grfporniiie beriidfidtigt. Die iie fiir
neutrality-suspicious. Gusgaben MAIDEN
miiiien, 10 IoQte 6os befrie6igen. @os
odrilber binausgeht, III nitts un6eres
aIs grDfttgier, Die fetne 9refti.
alna bat.