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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-30
FRENTE De BATALLA
Sc ExTENDE EN-
SETENTA MELLAS
Ell sentis general en- Paris es
que Ia bataIla esta perdida
para Alemania

PARIS. Mario 29-La iran ha-
ITALIA del frente occidental eSt& aho-
RI hbrindose en- un frente que a5"r-
ca setenta mi!las de extension. Es'a
rrclongaci6n De a Inca ia traino
como consequence e. aumcrro dc las
r~cservaS alemanaS en- ia lucha. y"
orStante cue hasta ahora niNgUn
Gxito decisive Sc ha obtenidp en- NIL
gun punto. la confianza en- esJa ciu-
dali e. cada vez mayor.
Ia impression er los airrIos ser j.
oficialeS e Il 'ie que los aiia5os 20
so,amcr-e han ~contenido p los ale
names. sino que ahora no nerm;t::.n
poi mas tempo al enemigo az con
81. manio6ra< obst-uyan el curse
cue Ia lucha ha de toma:.
g senti- general Is e De qua "a
bara.la esta perdida para Atemaaia
micntras que para los a,,a&os ape
mas empieza.
Por eI curse de las o~neracioncs
cue hasta hoy So aan d~csarrolIado,
: vicnc 4 confirmar Ia tcoria de
cue el Objective principal de los Ccu-
ones no era Paris, sino que e. plan
lei encmigo era 81 de romre" Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-30
Sc DA FL khNDO SUPREME De Los
AuADOS AL GENERAL FOcH
III Presidente Wilson envio un expressive
mensaie de feliciIaci6n al ge%neraiisisno.

teres intrepida Y b~rillante accion
de vuestras f~uerzas."
En- varios recientes informes re-
c.bidos en- esta capital, Sc decia que
ell general Foch, que Sc hallaha con
ell mando del ejercito de operaclones
V cue eSta considerable como uno
de los mas notables e~strategos con-
t~cmporaneos a quien Sc debe en-
gran parte Ia victoria frances del
Marine. Seria puesto al trente del
Mando Supreme de los ejercitos ALA
dos en- el frente occidental.
Ell Daily Chronicle de Londres, en-
su edici6n de aver, public5 una no.
ticia en- la que decia que en- vista de
Ia seriedad de! momento. podria
esrerarse una coordination ing!eSa
= FRANCESCA cast Immediate Y que sin
duda Sc daria al general Foch IN
cargo importante.
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IN .! VossiSche Zeitung lie Berlin.
expreSa que el bombardeo de Paris,
Sc ha hecho solo en- calidad de prue-
ba para los canones que sc han cons
Y con los cuales Sc pretenje
rea dad bombardear la capital
inglcSa. segun dice IN despacko qvc
rrocedente de C~openhague s. reel
bio en- esta capital.
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QUARTET GENERAL DEL EJER-
CITO INGLES E NFRANCIA, Mar
70 29.-Las tropas a!eman%s logra-
ron penetrar hoy en- Marcelcave, rue-
bio situado a doce millas al orlente
dc Amiens, en- la region u del So
me-. pero solo a costa de tremendas
pcrdidas infligidas a las masas de
asa tantes que ell enemigo eavio con-
ira las posiciones inglesas.
Fue en- este distrito, al Il del
I Soma. en- donde los invasorcs con-
tinuaron hacienda sus mayores es-
fuerzos para llevar adelante su
avance. Las tropas inglesas Ell esta
region, estan luchando furiosamente
Y oponiendo una tenaz resistencla
contra ell empuie teut0n que, deoe
atmiSirse, ha sldo firme.
La lucha en- esa region ha sldo
mlcho mas sanguinaria que In que
Sc lihr6 a raiz de iniciada Ia ofenslVa
Is zegin los ultimos informes. Ia ba-
ITALIA h. c~ontinuado desarrOi'andOse
J. 10 largo dc una Inca que pasa 4
traycs De Hamel. Warfusce, Aban-
court Y Marcelcave, este ultImo pun
70 marcando el extreme avancc de
los alemanes.
Los ataques de los t~eutones en-
! csta region, fueron hechos desde
| Ccrisy sobrc ell Soma, apoyados por
IL artilleria. ea4plazada q traves de
, csc rio.
Los asaltos de aver en- il region
! cxtrema del norte Y en- e. sur, fue-
ron una continuation De los cstuer-
: EOS de los alemanes, para c~asanchar
! su Inca Y acabar con el peligco de
Tn flanqueo sobre e. sal!enta Que
han locrado meter en- IA Inca al!ada.
al como para preparar TN movimien-
TO envolvente sobre Ia plaza de
! An.iens.
; La lucna al ~oriente de Arrase aver,
. fua una de las mas desesparadas que
han tenido lugar, especialmente en-
la region de la Colina del TELEGRAPH,
! al sureste DC la ciudad. la villa de
! Nruyillc. Vitastc. que sc e~ncue1tra
al sur de Ia Colina del TELEGRAPH,
fuG ocupada por los alemancs que
tambi6n consiguieron rosesicnarse
de la Colina de la Naranja, un POGO
mas al norte, y desdc dondc han
| cortinuado su ofansiva.
La rcsistencia De las troaas ingle-
sas a 10 largo &c la Inca del canine
dc Arras a Alberto, duran.e e! dla
dc aver. fue muy obstinada. NJ DDS
tante, csta region los alemane5 a.
vanzaron de tempo en- tempo, por
medic de formidables ataque7 en-
masa. en- Ab~lainz8vil!e, pero en- cada
OCCASION eran r~echazados 4 sus posi-
clones antcriores.
En- u ataques al SUI del Soma,
schre Marceicave. los alemanes
cmrrcndieron sus ataques Gesde Ce-
ris: Y gradualmente fUeron avanlan-
90 hacia cl oeste hasta la villa di-
cha.
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NUEVO COLPE De
Los TEUTONES
Sc PREDICE
Las trepas aIernanas trO-
piezan CON difiCultadeS
en- 81 aY'anCe

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la CIUDAD De PARIS
FUE BOMDARDEA=
DA CTRA VEZ
FL Ministerio de la Guerra
frances da a conocer Ell
informe Official

PARIS. Marc Del bomhardco
a Iarga d~;starcia que los alemanes
har es.ado dirigicndo sobre esta ca
r.tal. con su famoso canon. Sc rea-
nud6 csta tarde POGO desputs &c !o<
tres.
-
PARIS. Mario %. Aver por Ia
tarce y durante la noche sc continue
Ia violenta lHcha con ell enemigo en-
Ia region i" Montdid;er. se&ua dice
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AMSTERDAM Mario OH

AMSTERDAM. Mario 29.-El
Supreme Commando aleman esta Il
runto de inicar I'm e Y mas po-
deroso golpe en- otra parte del frente
de batalla, que "abrira un nuevo
agujero en- Ell Va roro circulo de
fuego del enemigO." dice el Vossishe
Zeitung &c Berlin, en- su edicion que
Sc recibi6 hoy en- esta ciudad.
AMSTERDAM. Mario 29.--I.as
nCt.cias de Berlin que Sc Kan reel
bldo en- esta ciudad, eXpresaa que el
microbes por Ia tarde todos los pc
ri6dicos alemanes mostraron una
notable unanimidad en- anunciar las
d..ticaltades con que los alemanes
estan t~T0pe2andO en- Su canino en-
- we del frentc occidental. Sc
haze O servar que eStas dificultades
,stan almcntando diariamente Y que
cl pUblico debe csDe-ar an avance
mcncs ripido 0 mcjor dicho mas len
to en- 10 successive.
Fl Nariscal q Hindenourg, agre-
GaH cSlG noticiaS, Sc mUestra tan
ccnfiado como siemrra de que sus
fuCTzas Sabran rercer todo obst&cu-
10 y las nuevas dificultades que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-30
De ANI[NS
AVANzARON Los
ALEHANES
La lucha al Oriente de Arras
fue una de las mas deses=
peradaS que Sc Iibran
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ojoI:,, ND..o,rr,, n rigieia 80
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FL BOMBARDEO DE
PARIS FUE SOLO
Una PRUEBA

LONDRES. Mario 2S.-Ei Te-
n:ente General Won Rohne. una YER
Gadera autoridad en- &suntos de ar
trlIeria, en- un articulo que public5
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nopolis Grisi, 25c, Jab0n verde para las espinillas lSc.
Chile piquin lb. 72cr Metates de piedra negra, con mano
S225:- molcajctes de piedra 60c. nanos para metates 75c.
Chile mexicano lOc. chicle negro Zoe. Peincs a Is Y 20".,
Molinos de palo 35c, Lista de alsunas yerbas a 10c., Ru-
da, Saliva, Manzanilo, Romero, Oregano, Mejorana, Cana
fistola. Toronjil, Yerbabuena, SeniZo, Rosa de Castillo,
Guachichile. etc, Barajas Barcelona 75c, Piloncilo Sc.
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WASHINGTON. Mario 29.-La
primera noticia official del nonbra-
n,iento del general Foch, como Co
mandante Supreme de las faerzaS
aiiadas en- el frenJe occidental, Sc
contiene en- e. mensaje de :elicita-
cion que e! ~presidente Wilson enrio
hoy al general. FL menSaje del pre-
si3ente dice:
~Permitidme enviaros mis- siaccr&S
fe;:citac;ones por Ia nueva ~antoridad
de que habeis sido investido. Tai
unload de mando, es I'm augurio de
srandeS esperanzas en- el eXito final.
Estamos siguiendo con profundo in
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanoi
diriiase a ~Ignacio E. Lozano.-llS
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10
MANAGERS NAMED
FOR THE ELECTION
To Be HELD HERE
AND IN THE COUNTY
VARIOUS COMMITTEEMAN WILL
MEET AT COUNTRY DISTRICTS
WHILE THOSE WHO WILL SERVE
IN AMERICUS ARE NAMED BY
CHAIRMAN FORT AND SECRE-
TARY ARTHUR.

The primary for United States cen
ator, members of the Georgia gen
eral assembly. statehouse officials and
county officers will be held through
out Sumter county Wednesday, and
polls will be open all of the precincts,
with managers in charge. The ballot
ing is not expected to be ascertain
ed until late tomorrow night, or
Thursday morning.
Secretary Fred Arthur, Of the coun-
~ democratic executive committee,
TODAY announced the names Of those
who will act as managers ara Clerks
at the polling place in the courthouse
here. These are as follows: A. c.
Crockett, w. S. Ivey, James T. Cotney
]. c. Mebape, ] c. Villains and w.
T. McMath. These gentlemen are
asked to assemble at the courthouse
promptly at 700 o'clock tomorrow
morning. as the polls will open at that
hour. The polling place in Americas
will close at 400 p. M, and the count
ing of the ballots will begin immed-
lately thereafter.
The managers for the country pre-
cincts are to named by the executive
committeeman for each district, ant
the names of these could not be ascer-
! tanned this afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10
I CITIZEN" WANTS
MONUMENT HERE
HONOR AMER|CUS'
list SOLDIER DEAD
MARBLE OR GRANITE FOUNTAIN
TO SUPPLANT PRESENT IN.
SLIGHTLY AFFAIR AT COIN ER
OF Lamar AND LEE STREETS
SIJGGESTnD-NAMES OF OTHEDS
WHO DIE IN SERVICE WOULD
RE CARVED THEREON LATER.

The Times Recorder today publish
es an interesting communication from
"Citizen" containing the suggestion
that a nroper memorial be erected to
the memory of John D. Mathis, Amer
icus first soldier to die upon the bat
tIefields of France, and, of course, to
the memory of all others who give
their lives for their country during
the present war.
The communication, in full follows
To The Americas Times-Recorder,
City.
Gentlemen:
Since the death of our beloved
friend. John Mathis, on the battle
fields of France, it has been in my
mind and heart that it was our duty
to erect a suitable monument to the
memory he being our first loss in
the worlds great conflict.
Enthusiastically, no man gave his
all to the great cause of world free
dom and for the good and protection
of our families with a more unselfisf
and more patriotic feeling than die
this man who now is in his hour OF
death becomes ours.
1t is fitting and appropriate tina
We all be allowed to share the cos
of this memorial, and l Suggest thai
il be in the form of a marble OF
granite fountain to be placed where
the public we'll now stands. There
could also be placed four blank tab
lets facing each street upon which
could be carved the names of our 9th
er BOYS in event their death shoult
occur and those who have giver
their lives already.
Very truly yours, etc,
"CITIZEN."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10

The Times-Recorder today joins
with the ladies of the. United Chart
ties in asking aid for certain white
family now living in squalid quarters
near the negro orphanage in the nor
thern portion of Americas. There is
no furniture in the two rooms in
which the family of two small boys
and a weak-minded father are exc
ing out miserable existence, and
other conditions are equally cheer
less.
Mrs. C. J. Sherlock, head of the AS
sociated Charities here, in a state
ment given the Times Recorder this
afternoon, says:
''The Associated Charities request
the good people of Americas help us
assist a white family, living in our
midst, who are in great need of ev-
erything.
"A member and myself Investigated
their condition and found them in
two rooms entirely naked of furniture
of any kind. They have been sleep
ing on a naked floor, There are two
little boys and a weak-minded ia
Their Ask any person So inclined, to
visit them, they live near the colored
orphan home. Please phone 425."
The appeal of Mrs Sherlock for
this family is one of the most wor-
thy yet made to the people of Ameri-
Gus and The Times-Recorder adds its
voice thereto in the hope that no time
will be lost in providing at least the
necessities of life for this unfortu-
nate family in our midst.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10
School Registration Notice.

The registration of pupils for the
Americas schools began Monday
September 9th, and will continue
throughout the week. Hours for reg
istration, $50 a. m. to 2 p. m.
White pupils will register at FurloW
. Grammar school, on Jackson street
and colored pupils will register at
Mccoy Grammar school, on Mccoy
Hill.
get. J.E. MATHIS, supt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10
Grn,e,s TasfeIess Chin TOnie

DESTROYS the malarial germs which are
transmitted to the blood BY the Mala-
ria Mosquito. Price soc. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-09-10
WHO'S WHO
~ SUMTER COUNTY?
WHITE FAMILY IN
A BAD CONDITION

MRS {. j. SHERLOCK ASKS CITI-
ZENS TO GIVE ASSISTANCE TO
FAMILY WHO LIVE IN SQUALID
QUARTERS NEAR COLORED Or
PHANAGE IN NORTH PORTION
OF AMEKICUS
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-01-18
Hats on to Theml

Oul GOAAANAP
Hats or to Theml
True Americans everywhere
pay their deepest respects to
you brave little woman "car-
Iying on" while your loved
one is fighting, and to you
Nam, toiling night and day to
keep the home together while
brother is away. They pay
their tribute to you old soldiers,
still trying TO do your bit" in
spite of age and poverty, and
to you men, who unable to sc-
cept the heavier burdens of
youth, are still denying your
self Of food and recreation in
order that you may help finan-
cially to win the war. They honor
you men who are preaching the
gospel of patriotism and SER
vice, and you one enlightened
farmer producing "over twice
as much as ever before" To
you doctors trying to conserve
health, to you men cutting down
unnecessary labor, to you boys
who are raising a pig to help
the worlds food supply, honor
and credit is due.
What of the Reverse Side Of
the Picture:
You will note that not one of
the members of the Regiment
referred to writes in CHS way:
81 am q merchant. / have
done a splendid business cWing
to good conditions ia tnis section.
Out of gratitude to the country
that has educated and protected
me ] propose to cut out extrav-
agances and subscribe 10 per
cent of my savings to the Lii.
erty Loan"
The one solitary pledge from
a farm owner brings into strong
relief the attitude of several
hundreds of men in this COM
munity referred to who, I'M
doubtedly, own farm lands. We
hoped to have been able to re-
port many replies along the fol-
lowing lines.
81 derive my income from
products of the land. / have
made more money this year
than ever before. l feel it to
be my duty to subscribe to the
limit of my ability to the Lib
erty Loan, and to raise or en-
courage the raising of hogs,
winter wheat and every thing
else which will help feed our
soldiers"
Unfortunately, there is hut
one such reply. In fairness
it should be said that the far
mer living out on his farm was
not approached to enlist in this
regiment, but the fact remains
that many an owner Of farm
land lives in this purely agri-
cultural community.
Again, not one said, 81 have
made money to the extent that
do not have to work now.
cannot remain idle, will get to
work producing something need
ed by our boys over there. My
little fortune is at the disposal
Of the Government"
Hundreds of trim little hous-
es, automobiles, and we'll dress
ed people lead ole to believe that
there are plenty Of people in
this thriving little city who
could have written in this
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-01-18

When in EIlda, Stop at
The Central Hotel,
Good Meals, Clean Beds,
and courteous treatment.
J. (. WALLIS, Prop.
ELIDA, o. N. NJ.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-01-18

issue of Bonds. Am working to
produce more"
Gam an alderman. Econo-
MIXING and working for greater
efficiency in Departments under
my care"
"Am a teacher. Living on
half my salary, and investing
the other half in Bonds"
cam a boy. / bought Bonds,
and am raising pigs to help feed
our soldiers"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1918-01-18
TEXAS PEOPLE
IN THE WAR
THE STORY OF A HOME
REGIMENT THAT is TRY
ING TO PULL THE KAIS-
Err FROM HIS
THRONE.

Few people know that there
is a Texas Regiment playing a
great part in the war. In its
ranks are to be found a girl
school teacher; confederate
veteran of II, manned for life
in the war; there is an alder
man, some locomotive engineers,
a doctor, and several clergy
men. Many women are in the
ranks of this strange regiment.
The uniform consists of we'll
worn civilian clothing, the regi-
mental motto is Service; its
standard the Stars and Stripes.
To explain further, there is in
certain Texas city of about
10000 inhabitants a set of peo-
pie, drawn chiefly from those
not rich in this worlds goods,
who have made up their minds
that they must personally help
win the war. They have read
carefully the advice given by
the Government, they have de-
vised ways and means of their
own to accomplish their object,
and they have placed themsel-
YES on record, in writing, over
their signature, that they have
done certain things, and will do
certain things in the future, to
win this war.
Their records and pledges
constitute
Human Stories of the Deepest
Interest
Here are few of them:
Doing without meat, give up
e my only boy for the cause"
81 am raising quite a nice
garden, and trying to save,
while my husband is away in
the army"
II am seventy-seven and one
half years of age, half of my
face was shot away in the Civil
war. Have nothing but the
rent of very small farm. Took
$4,000 Liberty Bond-one.
fifth of all l had"
Helpless with a broken
limb, but paying $500 month.
ly for a Liberty Bond"
Preserved lots of food for
winter use, teaching thrift and
helped to sell Liberty Bonds in
school. Purchased one Liberty
Fond, and intend to buy more.
Managing my mothers business
while two brothers in the ar.
my"
Father is a soldier, two
brothers soldiers, two sons SOL
diers. No money because have
to try to keep my own and rel
atives' families"
Family of five. Try to live
entirely on goods we produce.
Bought Liberty Bond, and will
buy one Of each issue. Support
ing Red Cross and Young Mems
Christian Association. Am a
teacher and pastor, preaching
the needs Of the Government. "
"Am an old man of seventy
seven. Will do my best every
Cay, and invest every dollar ]
can spare in Bonds"
"Buy half what / used to.
Make mere stuff on the farm.
Bought q 5000 SOW and pigs.
Made more than twice % much
farm products this year than
ever, and expect to make more
Hext year. Bought two Liberty
Bonds and expect to buy more. "
Gam doing work that ] used
to employ otsers to do. Will set
aside money regularly for pur.
chase Of Bonds"
Reduced living expenses to
minimum. Putting aside 10 per
cent of income for Bonds. Will
invest everything / possess if
necessary to win the war"
Using practically no meat.
VIII buy $4,000 worth of each
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
Nurgcs Stprtina ubcn YrGiioent

ariitiania, ocn 25oe Moi. - Hor-
gcs Storting er mt for Sioen
uoen Yrpiioent. Wopincfcl err /
&iebenbapn, Speiten or / Selemor-
fen % @arapruiioenten / Toronor-
&c. Sffe itort bebre er set / Soels.
tinget. Sgaar ifilbe man bebanole
Ell meget pigtig Sag, nemlig Sopen
ON SiQ9gsifat pua Sc ~itsrre Sllb-
tGgter. 0cnne Sag mootte ltoIpt.
tcS, ga SoelStinget life bar beilltt-
n~ingsbpgtig poagruno al aomiteers
SrapGr og ReprTientanterS lloebli-
pen. aonom betcgncoc Sorboloet
loln Ell Sfanoale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09
Ser prponeeres Wasicr az Ssru.

Sra @Iaabei egren ifriueS I'll "Neile
u. ap.": Eager man Ell Siir meo
0oncu ira 8rinblte0 oper 9lnabsi
iii @ranbe cllcr oper S6r. Smme op
til Srolbbeoe, uno1oar oct life ems
Opmcrfionlbeo, bpiIfet Stp Der 10.
rer iig paa be itore Moier / oiSle
Ggr,e iaor. Ter ifiGreS % itrpaeS
Serp / ct Cm'ang, iom iugcn isr
bar Jet Woge til. Sfior ipntca man,
at Ger blcn prooucerct uhpre WTng.
Scr Ssrp berltoe, men oct %ior'lnar
intct moo ioar, Wiiuioner al 8srp
err oQercoe ifaoret / Mpril % Wtal,
% Vroouftioncn ioregeS bper Gag.
Ter iobrifere9 1eru boaoe oeo
@aanofroit o. pes Moitinfrait, %
Der dulGegeS ell MTnaoc Spor.
Gn WTngbe Irbeioere itrsnmer til,
% Sc tiener Qooe Ven9e. I'll oereS
SorplcininQ er Ser oprettet tore
Marfetcuoerier. o. Der or bngqet
@araffer iii Dem. Seirct bar blotlI
prret aIimrcnbe for Ssrpeproouf
tioncn. De mango @oner, Der or
onIagt / be Ierere glar, er poerit
%pelfonnc, og 5srpcne isres burtig
bort OF no oper SalIoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-07-09

Ter brprhtc ire NoqnlobrinAer
fife tcrrcoe Rocr o. ire Toanloonlu'
ger tprrebe Hoer. Nporkoea SIoer
or opitaaet. ulocs life, men oet on.
taaeS, al Den ltplocS at Der err bic.
BET iurct ior iterft unbcr Nocrne.
Gicrer mereS at libe ct ~betnhellat
Tab, ga ban bor o'ret b~etpoeliae
@elrb poo at iitaroirtte Sabrifcn.
6ortioen par ser 90 Wtauo belfiri.
tiaet poa 6abrltcn.
Numbers. lite Wioi. Sfooer
ueo @ronben pao Hpoulgodrh anr-
tofleltsrrcri er MI opglort I'll ca.
100000 Ser. Gicren, @rosierer
Sd)nlibt / a%isbeubopu, bar bellut.
tet al opisre ct mt Ssrreri paa
ialnmc Ylao8 / 2sbet al CONNIE.
rem.