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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09

there had been in years and years, and
he didn't like it because folks grum-
bled so and he decided that he would
give them really cold weather just to
let them see he could do that, too.
$50 they had both extremes-hot and
cOld-and now we're having the hot,
hot weather again. But I'm glad it's
nice and warm, for then you come
around. dear South Wind"
THAT'S lovely of you" whispered
the South Wind softly. "Ah yes, the
weather man has it his own way, even
though he does let folks have a good
idea of what it is going to do by fol-
lowing us and our ways. but his secret
his changes which one can account
for-they are his own, his very own.
But Mr.. Sun, you said you had a
joke to tell me-"
"Ah yes" said Mr. Sun. 81 will tell
it to you at once. 'Well, last winter as
l said folks looked up at me and they
said, "'Why don't you shine!'
"And today they looked up at me and
said, Must you shine so hard?
And the great joke is that they ask
ed me to do one thing in the winter
which when did later on they didn't
like, and they didn't realize that 1t had
taken me long time to shine as they
had asked me to last winter, for all
this time I've been moving around Sc
| could shine-not harder-but nearer
so they'd feel it. And they don't see
that in the winter Tn. a PARKWAY sun
and in the summer a nearer sun, which
accounts for the way / shine. It's 6
T, joke to see how little some folks under
| stand," ended Mr.. Sun, chuckling.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1918.
THE SAME OLD TRAP"

\ new puppet has been thrust to the !
front and its Jaws have worked in life
like manner while the kaiser spoke. We
recognize the voice in spite of ventrilo-
quistic disguise.
What is there new in the chancellor's
address to the Reichstag? Weighed in
the balance of sincerity nothing. In
the first paragraph we are told that the
German empire has undergone a basic
alteration in its political leadership" and
in the second that he was summoned by
the emperor to lead the new govern
ment." Where does the basic alteration"
10y the kaiser and responsible TO him only.
/ The talk of an expression of the will of
the G nan people based upon "a gen
cral. equal and secret franchise" is false
merely a smoke screen. What does
the world know about this new democ-
racy sprung ull-hedged from the kai-
scr's brain? Practically nothing.
In recent address the emperor is re-
ported to have recognized his need of a
closer cooperation with his people. Next
we are informed of an imperial decree
as recent as Sept. 30 that introduces a
new governmental method which is to
guide the chancellor in his labors How
much true democracy was there in a
conference between Prince Macmillan
Of Baden and the leaders of the majority
parties in the reichstag when those lead
ers and all other members of that de-
batting society were elected under the
old. vicious, triple system of voting that
delivered the power into the hands Of
the wealthy and denied absolutely gen
eral" and equal" manhood suffrage?
The reason for this camouflage of de-
mocracy is clear. 1t is an answer to the
deep distrust of all the people in
allied countries-a dstrust scared into
their very souls by the Infamous bru-
tally and treachery eff the German au-
: tocracy. An overwhelming majority OF
our citizens see the hole in the ladder
and reply in chorus, More force force
to the utmost" and our boys at the
front signal us not to weaken to buy
more bonds and allow them to bring
the kaiser to his senses. The kaiser
may be letting himself down easy, bu
he has not scored with us
The chancellor's proposal to 'oblig
the treaty making states" to adop
measures for the protection of labo
and insurance of laborers," however mer
torious in itself, is ridiculously out 0
g place in such an address.
In America all of the necessary legis
: lative machinery needed to incorporat
4 such measures in the body of nations
and state laws has been installed and j
working order from the day that tn
several constitutions were adopted. Ha
II the workers desired such laws they woul
have been on the statute books befoI
this The rule of the majority, demos
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09

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on the morning following the omission. in
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edy Immediately applied. 1t is only by this
method that the publisher can secure the de-
sired service
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Subscriptions Must Be
Paid in Advance

The War Industries Board, in its efforts
to conserve the paper supply, has ruled that
newspapers must stop all subscriptions
IMMEDIATELY UPON EXPIRATION.
This means that subscribers must keep
their subscriptions PAID IN ADVANCE
in order to be certain of getting The Re-
former regularly. Notice of expiration OF
subscription is always sent in advance; do
not neglect it and then blame the publisher
for what is your own fault.
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Member Of The Associated press.

The Associated Press is exclusively en-
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"a Buy LIsERTY BONDS 81
Proof of Intelligence.

"They say his Intelligence and men,
tai grasp are something wonderful"
Il should say so. Why he filled out
his QUESTIONABLE all by himself. "-Balti-
more American.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
BUY IIBERTY BONDS @+
State Pay for Soldiers.
Bennington Banner.l

The Bennington Banner saws Vermont
will face deficit, due to the demands
of the war Was the big million too
little for the necessities of the service !?
Rutland Herald.
If Mr.. Clement, as governor, does not
back up on his pre-primary campaign
insistence that every Vermonter in serv-
ice should receive state pay for every
day he serves, the hole in the state treas
ury will be bigger than the Black Cat
mill When the case is gone into thor
oughly, it is probably true that Their
are thousands of young Vermonter
from well to-do homes in the service VIII
do not need state paw. but that does no.
alter the responsibility of payment
where it is needed. The federal govern
ment is generous but slow and it will b.
found later that some of the most do
serving cases are outside the federal al
law. For instance Bennington boy "
the service was brought up and educated
by foster mother Now she needs thu
federal aid. but the law does not recog
nize foster mother. 1t is impossible
probably, to enact a general law thai
will cover all cases.
If BUY LIBERTY BONDS Be-
A ripened flush oersureads the fruits,
The gardens growing weedv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09

Belong to the Rising Generation.
The farmers sons who get up early
in the morning belong to the rising
generation in a peculiar sense.
@k1RuY IIRERIY BONDS 81
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-eXs BUY LIBERTY BONDS la

The President has answered one ques-
ton by the Yankee method of asking
Others in this particular ease, thre
others, all of them pertinent
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
*. BUY liberty BONDS g4%

The ingredients which 90 to make up
the paper You use are required for war
purposes. Each pound Of paper repre-
SCENTS, for instance the wastage of three
pounds of coal. Would you throw J
lump of coal away. as often as you cast
aside a piece of paper?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
BUY IT8ERTY BONDS a4

Although still some distance from its
quota Brattleboro has subscribed to the
many thousand dollars than il has sub
scribed TO any previous issue. Thi-
shows what can be done by trying and
gives ground for belief that the town
hard -working Liberty loan committee
may achieve the goal it is so anxious tc
roach
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
TO ADVERTISERS.

Transient advertising-Run of paper, 50 cents
an inch for first insertion, Is cents an inch
for each subsequent insertion. Limited space
on FIRST page Al double rates
Space rates application.
Classified adyertisements-Five cents line
first insertion with 50 per cent discount for
each subsequent insertion without change Of
copy.
Reading Notices-Ten cents per line first
insertion with SO per cent discount for each
subsequent insertion without change OF copy.
Position 10 per cent extra.
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-s BUY liberty BONDS b.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS g.

Evidently county court is not consid-
cred a public institution.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09

1t seems to be Maximilians next
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
Cream of Maize

w lie temporarily
"Cream Of Maize" has
b en- removed as a
substitute in the fami-
lies, the same as Rolled
Oats, it can be used in
connection with other
substitutes to great adj
vantage; in fact, the
government encourages
ii, using 20 per cent
Corn Flour, B a RI e y
Flour, etc., and as much
Cream Of Maize as
you desire. 1t makes an
elegant white and sweet
loaf, very economical,
being a great absorbent.
This can be secured of
your grocer.
E. Crosby 6 Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09
-M BUY LIBERTY BONDS b.

A ripened flush o'erspreads the fruits,
The gardens growing weedy
And cueumbers and summer suits
Are getting somewhat seedy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-10-09

racy, imposes only two conditions, that
you shall reveal clearly to Others the
new idea proposed and that you shall
carry on a campaign of education long
enough to win a majority to your way
of thinking. If, however, anyone is real
ly impressed by the seeming generosity
of the kaiser let him inquire how much
wages were reduced in Germany to COM
the workers. We have heard complaints
of long hours and low wages from the
practice so long fathered by the kaiser.
-& BUY LIeERTY BONDS s-
1t is the duty of every housewife to
bear in mind that transportation is one
of the most important of military neces-
stiles these DAYS and to administer her
household affairs accordingly. Nom
essentials should be cut off and all pur-
chases made with the idea Of saving a.
much transportation space as possible
4 1t should be a matter of pride to the
American women to maintain Their
households as nearly "a possible upon
food purchased in the surrounding com
munities. This not only conserves on;
precious transportation facilities, but
also. tends to conserve food because i
lpromotes more complete utilization o
foodstuffs produced. Warfare today j
a scientific battle 1t is not being Tough
altogether on the western front but il
the stores. in the kitchens in the fac
tories. on the farms and in the hearts o
our people. Get the war consciousness
Everything you do helps your govern
ment or helps the enemy Analyze YOU
actions and see which YOU are doing.
-&sE Buy LIEERIY ROMnS 2As--
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-~S BUY LlBERIY BONDS @-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
ean antunio, sesas.

lieB ieds Sabre ipdter ourd eineu
Ieiner Shiiler oie 2nnaide @rbeit in
ipeitgebenoen MnBe gu elmer 0oftor
arbeit berusen nno antmortete 0arii.
,Sat @ott oie @rfiuonng oer SGbel.
fylinten, Ser &nnonen llno oes Yuls
|pers, tporlit ei1ige sSabrbunoerte ber
10 piel glut peraoiier Doroefl i'll, nihf
perbinbert, ipnriim iollte er oicle
annIt perbinbern? Der 5tnat miro,
menn es eirl1nal oabin fonlmen lolits,
i6on @egenl1ittel fin0en, llno, gleih
mie mir sSlinten gegen Jilnten nGo
aanonen gegen &anonen geieet ia.
ben, 10 niiroen mir alif) 2alftibiff ge-
gen 21lftIbiff porriifen laiien llno
fornllidl 2nft Yatuillen liefern.~
(Amerlfa. ]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
|pm geben bes are6ies.

9urb Die gllte Soft, oie iid) Der
bon sSroibi9enfeln, 8iirmern uno
,aleinfii6en Iebenoe arebs ipohenlans
gonnell fonnte, lpdhit lein aDrper II.
bebilt iid nus, oa aber IN Dem felten
Ban5er Iteft, miro linn oas aleio Slt
eng. Still iist er in leinenl Sdlupf-
ipintel er preBt5eine @nsfeln 5nialn-
llen, oa alti eiitnlal plast bic SAa-
le am 9iiideil uno nun mliibt ilno
plogt iid Ser .arebs itllnOenlang oh,
bis er aus Dem Yanoer beransgefro-
eben lit geionOers idnere slrbeit per=
llriaht linn 0as 9osfommen aus ben
Sheeren. 8ollig abgenattet itst Der
Mrme MN pau5erlos oa. 8eil er icet
Hipeih pie gutter lit, nennen ibn Die
Wenid)en 8iltterfrebs. CT lit boil
itdrbig mebr- nno maffenlos uno oes-
balb lino ieine sSeirOe, Dor aaem Die
garlde uno Sedte MN beionoers org
binter linn her. Sdeii ltllo drgltltd)
perbirgt iih Der arebs ltngefabr 5ebn
Gage lang itt ieirlem 8eritef, obne ir=
genomelhe 9tabrnng 5u iih au neb-
men. ST ipartet geoul0ig ab, bis ibia
oas nele Gleib wleoer erbdrtet ano
sum Sdub getporoat iii. Wabreno Ger
ausgemabiene arebs ben aleiber-
ped)lel luir 5ueimal i'm sSSabr, uto
5ipar i'm CONNER umo i'm 9erblt por-
sunebmen brolidt, nniBte er I'M eriten
2ebensiabre Die @efhihte ottinal Lilo
i'm 5peitelt Sabre nod fiinfnlal iiber
iid) ergeben laiien. 9as @eibdleil
brandt MIR eiilen einnallgen 8leloer-
uecbIel I'M cSnbr porsilnehnten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
Gin &rppbet bes Snftfrieses.

gor $50 sSabren arbeitete Der Sc
init Cana an eineln @erf annl Die IN
nerlten 8ril5pien Der 9eaturfpillel-
ldaft nad ge1ailer Metbooc bon Ser
iucben nnD Grfinolngen auf5uoeden. {
Ssn oieiel1g Dem aaiiel 2eopolo l. ge-
miometen 9rhe lper0en cine GclEe
BON GrfinollngelL ). .. bie gbiffre=
Ihriften, Die 9linoenihrift, 9lpparate
fin Die gsetterfllrbe, Sdenafbinen,
Ssernrobre ulp. bebanoelt. 8eionbers
eiuaebeno bel1aftigt 2ana iid nit
ieinern eigenen Tlan sur Serlteliiils
zines Suftfabr5euses 9ie Matur Der
@ale mar barnals nod meitig befditilt.
ipobl aber ipuBte man ollrb Die Ser
5uhe oes geiitpoaen @agoebnrges
8iirqernleilters Otto bon @uerife,
oaB Elm luftleeres @efdB lpeIentli6
leidter lit ais ein nit 2nft gefiilltes.
sluf oiele Satiabe ltiitte Cana ieinen
Ylan. Gr mollte bier oiinniDaltoige
auaeIn aus Gllpfer ooer @las alrfertl=
gen, Die augeln luftleer pumpen, nno
lie iiber elmer @onDel befeitigen gr
idJloB ridtig, bob CT nit oielem
ssabr5eng IN oie Suit iteigen Tonne.
gbeoretild bat Cana poaltdnoig reft,
lno oie esoee oes 8afiillmluftihiffes
lit bis anf lrniere Gage INNER fple.
ser ,perfolgt tporoen. Eraftiid 1T Die
sSsoee unonrdfiibrbar, neil Der 2nft-
ornf Sic oiinnipanoigen 8allongefa-
Bc einbriiden piiroe
Nus l9anas YIatl Der i'm Sabre
1910 inn 9rnf erIdien, intereIIiert
ms beute oie folgenoe Stelle: o..
ionit lebe id feline Sbnierigfeiten,
oie man porbringen f0nnte, altBer
einer, pelde mir groBer erideint als
alle anoeren. Soft miro niemals sil-
aeben, oaB cine iolde Wafd)ine mirt-
lid Sllltanoe fonpnt, I'M Die pielen
ssolaen 5n perbinoerlL Die Die biirger,
Iide uno poIitii1e Srontng .Itoren
ipiiroeil. 0enn iper iieft ilid)t, oaB
feline Staot Dor lleberfallcn II
der rpare, oa ia bas Sdiff sit leoer
Stllnee iiber Dem 8las eriheinen inlo
Die MalmIdaften iih bcrablaIlen lrio
auslteigen fonnten. Gasielbe geld)dbe
III oen Sofen Der Eripatbonler itno
Bel SEN Ghiffen, Die bas Wfeer oura)-
ellen, ga, fpenn oas Sd)iff mlr ans
bober 2nft bis 81 Dem Segeliperf Der
WieerId)iffe berabItiege, fonilte es ole
Tane foppen, rno aud) obne bernb'
8uIteiqen, fonnte es nit Gilenltilfell
sic man aus Dem Sdiff nad nnten
perfen fonnte, Die Sabr5ellge 5itnr
aentern brinqerl Die Mannid)aft too
ten lmb Die Sdifie NIT fiirltlident
Sseuer, nit augeln uno 9omben III
9rano lteden. limo niht mir Gdiffe,
ionoern oud Soitler, Sdloiler inlb
StGote nit polliger @eIabrloligfeit
fir oieieniser, Die aus ,mgenieIlener
Soobe iolhe Sahen herabpiirfen.
Yrofeiior 2obmeier aus Rinteln
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12
Wic Scr Krice it0et
2lmtcrif0 f0tit.
6esen Ginienbnns bon 2 Gents
fir Yprto perldiden mir bieles Yndl
an irgcno cine NbreiIe.
Die Grpe0itipn.
SsnIanb.

SbeoOore Goolepelt's 3ultuno
ioa lib pieocr perihlehtert baben
3ipei amerifanilbe 5lieger 81.
fi5iere, oie 2eutnonts Gebert 9ic8eall
nno Charles sc. Cummings, ans
Dem @erItner slpiationsfelbe III 2olti-
iiana, pelhe nane Der Staot Ser
nines lonoen poIlten, itiir5ten aus 81
mer 0obe pom ettpa 70 5ilB ploslld)
al. Mcaeon fpurbe ourd Den 5all air
aenbIidlid aet6tet, mdbrenS elnH.
mings ihner5lihe, aber niht lebens<
gef1brlide 8erlesungen erlitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

yCpeld)en n1tS Wnt1ferOaM HlelDeH
baf BON Sreit=9itplpsf Die 9sadridl1
aefommem tit, Die 9niien bGtten ben
ariea fir beenbet erflart uno cine Dc.
mobiliiiermng bes !6eeres ansepronet
Die birefte Mitteilung lantet: Or,
Graiioent Der rmiiiiden Delegation er'
flarte in Der beatisen (Spnntags-)
Sitmng, baf, iuGbrenb 2uRinno fei
men formellem Jrieben ~ mnterseidJ'
men miinid)e, es ben ariegs5mitani
nit 9entid)lanS, Oeittrreid, 8alga'
rien nnb bsr sirfei fir bernoet er.
Hare nnb Saf es sleidJseitis gefebl
sebe, bic rniIii6en srmppen on allen
1ssronten sn bemobiliiieren. Die Boil
id5eipifi 3esiermns tuuroe pffenbal
81 ibre1n id)nellen Ginsreifen bnrd
bie Satiade peranlaft, bafs Der Waf-
fenitillitanb nit ben Gentralmad)ten
femte, ben IL. syebrnar, abselaifcn
lein iuarbe nnb bic Iein6idigfeitcn
iuieoer beginner auiirben. glles, mas
jett nod 81 orOnen lit, ipie bic VIE.
beraufnabme 6es SiplomatiIden Yer.
feGrs unb Der Snnbelsperbinbnngen
uiro 6mrd sic bireften @erban0lnn'
gen sipiidem ben &egiernnsen abge'
mad)t. aommiiItomem Der Central
mGd)te, bie oieie 9serbanolmngen fiib.
rem iollen, befinben iid) Idon lei ei'
niger 3eit in Eetersbmrs. lleber oit
Stunning oes BON ben 9entlden uni
Geiterreidern beietten 6ebietes iuirS
ni6ts seiast.
Die ltfroine erbGlt onrd) ben sSrie.
oemspertrng nit ben Gentralmadter
elm arofes Gtaf BON Yolen, Die Git
smna, in fuelder Der @ertrag ange.
nommem iumroc, pnroe Ssreitas NOR.
gen ctiuas Dor 2 1tbr bmrd) ben bent
id)eu StaatsIefretar y. aiiblmann er
0ffnet. &mr5e Geben iunr0en gebalten
bann begann bic llnter5eid)nung; iim
2 lIbr 20 Winnten mar berIelbr Doll
sDgcn nno Der syriebe abseidlOilen
Die mid)tigiten geitimmmnsen aneel
benz isriebensid)lnil limb bic slnerfen
nmng Der ltnabbGngigfeit Der ltfrainc
bic Seitlesnng Der 0ren5en bes ncii
en- Staatcs nnb Die Grflarmng, oaf
feline GntId)abignnsen besablt weroen
Die ratifiSierten Yertrase ioaen il
8ien ansgetanid)t iuerben.
In Berlin mmrbe nit ben 0lpfer
aelGmtet, ais bic Wafridt BON ben
6rieben nit Der llfraine eimtraf
glnd) in Wicn berrifJte srohe sSreube
Yian glanbt in gonbpn, oaf Deter
reid ben bon 9infbenen beiuDbnteI
Sell Walisiens an Die llfraine abgc
treten babe.
Cine rniIiide 9epeIfe iast, bic al
liierten Wiahte b1tten bic llfraine an
erfannt, inoem iie oiplomatiid]e Ter
treter bortbin ianbten.
llniere 9iesiernng iueiis nidts ba
ppn, bnf Gnglanb nno JranfreidD BIZ
unnbbnngtgfelf Der Hfratne amer
fannt mno Siplomntiid)e @ertretel
bprtbin seianbt babeu.
9inflano fiat 6as lette ,Sabr pol
ocm arieg ppn 9entIdlano gSarei
I'm ySertc BON 1921 ,37S,000 erbal
ten nn6 Naren I'M getrage pu'
S126, 6,2S6,O00 bprtbin seiambt.
Seiterreidiid)-nngariidJe 3iuiliiteu
Die in ginflanb, nnb rniIiide 3ipili
itcn, bic in Ceitererid llnsarn in
termiert uaren, iueroen iett ibren @u
terlGnoern ansgeliefert.
ltnier gotIdaiter 1rancis meloe
inter oem 6. Sebrnar, bak Die amr
rifaniidle aulunie in getersbnrs iidet
lei.
slns aonitaufinopel miro aemcloet
Der abseiette Sultan glboml Samil
lei an Der eamaenemt5iinonns seitor
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

tenn nift in Dem MnBe gu finbell,
tpie in mnnhen Yrobibitionsitaaten
unieres 2anoes. Dab n1anbe 8erbre-
den in iirraloier 9runfenbeit bega.l-
gen iperoell miro nienlatlo in IbreDs
Itellen. gs peroen alid aus @efiibls=
.affeften 8erhreden begongen, Die
NIT 6dln sllfobol niht oas geringite
All tun baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio On
February 18th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Ser HrGiibent bat am Muntas ei-
ne 9iebe Dor benz &ousref sebalten.
0ieie Hebc fam ben meiiten Senten
iiberraidenb. Sic mar anid)einenb
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-12

be t43 Milliunen 9paar, luabreno
Ger nripriinglidd &oitenanidlag nmr
sc Wtillipnen betragen bate. Die
yGantpnment 9ipiiipn" fibre jett 81
Samfpntrafte ans, sic 800 Wiillionen
Dollar fpIten luiirben.