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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

herself she stoutiy denied that she
ever served the liquor. either In private
or when company was present
On cross examination Mrs. French
admitted that she usually spent her
afternoons away from home, but she
declared this was done ito protect
herself because her husband had ac-
cused her Of having improper relations
with the young man bcarder. who. It
at the house, and was away a great
deal in the evenings, Neither the
young mans name or his occupation
was revealed during the trial. except
that Mrs. French testified, that he
used a typewriter in his room q great
deal.
The Trenches were married in Oc-
tober, 1899, and have a boy 10 and .
girl z years old. After the filing OF
the divorce petition. French nve 3,
the home on Harrison street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
DEMO HEAD TALKS
Says People Will Not Fail the Com
mander in Chief Now.

Washington, Oct. 25.-Representa-
tive Scott Ferris. Oklahoma. chairman
of the Democratic congressional COM
mittee, issued the following statement:
when George Washington was
COMMUNICATIVE chief of the army and
navy during the revolutionary war, the
American people never failed him.
when Abraham Lincoln was COM
mander-in-c chief of the army and navy,
the American people never failed him.
when William Mckinley was COM
chief of the army and navy
and we were engaged in war with
Spain, the American people never
failed him.
president Wilson, as commander
in-chief of the army and navy, has
asked the American people to stand
by him. 3
"They have not failed him in the
past. They will not fail him now"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
WHAT IS PERJURY?
Elisha Scott To Enlightcn Court on
Fine Point.

LuSHd Ccott 10 Enugutcn court on
Fine Point.
1t is the intention of Elisha Scott,
negro attorney, to show the court some
fine points Of law in the case of the
state against p. B. Moore. negro, whom,
Scott is defending. The inability of
the court to understand why perjury
Is not perjury led Scott to- ask Judge
Rad Lee for a continuance of the case,
which was granted for a week.
Several days ago Moore was arrest
the home of Porter Patterson with a
bottle of whisky in his pocket. Irwin
Snattinger. assistant city attorney, was
hurried to police headquarters, the
authorities desiring to get the DOPE
on Patterson. and listened to Moore's
quor, according to, Snattinger's testi-
money in the court of Topeka this
morning. Snattinger then says he
wrote Moore's story up in affidavit
form. explained 1t to Moore. who said,
according to Snattinger, that it was
Then Moore signed it.
But when Patterson's case came up
In police court few days later and
Moore was placed on the stand az the
city's principal witness sad mishap
occurred. Moore solemnly swore that
ne had never bought liquor OF Porter
Patterson in his life. And forthwith
Snattinger swere to a complaint in the
court of Topeka charging Moore with
perjury.
This morning snattinger was the
tlrst man on the witness stand, He
gave his testimony, then hurried out
70 keep a business engagement And
aIter the testimony was concluded.
scott declared that Moore's action
positively could not be perjury because
Shattinger had neglected 70 administer
the oath to the man when he drew
up the affidavit. And whether Scot,
Will win out on this point or his ellen,
go to the penitentiary remains to b.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
EXECUTIONS MERCIFUL

GN6V0 H0pS nb NttSo ~
Ted Terror in Russia Unparalleled in
Worlds History.
Stockholm. Oct. 25.-Executions are
the most merciful part of the red ter
ror practiced in Moscow and Petro-
grad, according to neutral observers
who have just arrived in Sweden.
These men have watched, Bolshevik
activities in the two great Russian
cities for many weeks. They had no
personal interests involved and no
personal friends affected by the reign
OF slaughter and torture which prob.
ably is unparalleled in the worlds
history. While thousands, perhaps
have been executed the list of victims
Is far less appalling than the ruthless
manner in which political prisoners
have been sent to death without a
semblance of legal trial, the heartless-
ness with which they are treated and
utter indifference of the Bolsheviki Of
ficials to appeals of heartbroken rela-
tives who have been kept in suspense
and not allowed to learn what has
become of loved ones
Verified stories of scenes at Moscow
and Petrograd prisons eclipse descrip-
tions of the barbarism of the middle
ages.
Women prison officials, and many
OF them are women. are even more
heartless than men and trample
under foot all the better instincts ex-
pected OF their sex.
In Petrograd Madame Jakovleva
has been placed at the head of the
commission for suppression of counter
revolution. and it is greatly to her
credit that the terror has abated
somewhat under her administration.
She apparently hesitateS to shoot and
imprison with the same indifference
I that characterized the regimes of
Moses Uritzky and William Shatoff,
| an American trained ANARCHIST, who
| held the post for a short time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
FRENCH DIVORCE DENIED
Judge Whitcomb Doesn't Allow Sep
aration Between Couplc.

aratlon betWecn Couple.
The holly. contested French divorce
case was settled Thursday afternoon
when Mrs. Stella French was denied a
divorce from Harry French, manager
Of the ]. NJ, French harness store, by
Judge Geo. H. Whitcomb In the sec
ond divisioni of tho Shawnee county
district court.
Mrs. French filed her petition April
IS. 1917. charging French with cruelty
and alleging that he repeatedly charg-
ed her with being too intimate with a
Young man who roomed at their
home at HOS Harrison street A few
days later French filed an answer.
denying all her allegations.
On the witness stand Mrs. French
testified that her husband. since the
death Of his father about five years
ago, fell to drinking; that nearly every
evening he would come home from
the store with the smell of whisky on
his breath and that he sometimes be-
came intoxicated. She testified that
there were approximately twenty
empty beer barrels in the basement of
their home, and while admitting that
she sometimes drank a glass of beer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
A GENERAL ADVANCE.
Allies Threaten To Cross Entire Lys-
EScaut Line.

Paris, Oct. 25.-The allies are
threatening a general crossing of the
whole Lys-Escaut line from the Dutch
border to Journal, according to battle
front dispatches received here this
afternoon.
Between the Scheldt and the Sam
bre-Oise canal. where the British are
striking toward Maubeuge, units of
twenty-five German divisions have
been identified.
In the continuation of their for
ward movement south of Valenciennes
the British today captured Les Tuil-
cries, east of Solesmes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
WHO KNOWS?

Who knows how long the present
shortage of woolens, for suitings
and OvercoatIngs, will last? L was
able to lay in a huge stock of the
very finest woolens, which, regardless
of the present terrific advance, / am
able to supply you with the best of
materials for your fall suit or over
coat at n price slightly over the nor
NAL cost two years ago. Step in any
time and let me quote you a few
prices. Olof Ekberg. LOG E. Sth st.
. Maiestic Theater BldEN ADV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
APPEALS
FOR ANOTHER VOTE
TO BACK HIS STAND

Washington, Oct. 25.-UrginG the
adoption of woman's suffrage as a
necessary part of the program Of JUS
tice and reconstruction" President
Wilson has appealed to the voters of
Oklahoma in telegram sent to the
chairmen of the Republican and DEM
ocratic state committees.
The telegram was addressed to Ben
Lafayette, chairman of the Demo-
cratic state committee and James Nc
Graw, in charge of the Republican
campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
JUST TWO CASES
Proof That Germans Were Violating
Methods OF Civilized Warfare.

With the Allied Armies in France
and Belgium. Oct. 25.-The British
army now has obtained absolute proof
that the Germans are violating the
rules of civilized warfare in respect to
the use of the Red Cross. In yester-
days operations the fifth army cap
tured a German ambulance which en-
gagged in carrying ammunition. bore
the Geneva Red Cross. The vehicle
was found to be loaded with explo-
sives.
Then Shelled Town.
Paris. Oct. 25.-In the town of st.
Armand north of Valenciennes. which
has been captured by the British. the
Germans left 1900 inhabitants and
900 sick persons from that region
who were in a hospital in the center
of the town. On the following day.
October ~, the Germans bombarded
st. Armand directing particular atten-
ton to the hospital. A large number
of patients were killed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
DON MULVANE FUNERAL
Outdoor Service for Burial of Well
Known TOpckan.

The funeral of Don Mulvane, who
died of pneumonia. was held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. The flu
neral was private, attended only by the
relatives and a few friends. No service
was held indoors. and the burial office
was read at the cemetery by the Rev.
DIR. S. S. Estey, Of the First Presby-
terrain church
The men who served as pallbearers
were: s. f. Cobb. D. w. Mulvane.
Speed Hughes. Harrison Morgan, Fred
Freeman and John Nicholson
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
MUCH WHEAT IS HELD
1s5,997 $3.50 Bushels on Hand October
4, Report Shows.

Washington, Oct. 25.-A bumper
supply of wheat on hand the first of
October is shown in a statement issued
today by the department of agricul-
ture. At that time there were 1885,
997,S39 bushels reported on hand. as
compared with 114,331, S42 September
J. The supply, the report shows. is
almost three times as large as a year
ago, the actual perennial being 1915
of the 1917 stock. These figures re-
fer to stocks actually reported and do
rot include stocks on farms.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
T0PEkAN is GASSED
Colonel Clad Hamilton Has Recov,
cred From Hun Attack,

A report was received in Topeka
recently that Col. Clad Hamilton had
been gassed during an engagement on
a French battlefield. Colonel Hamil-
tons brother, Clay Hamilton, cabled
to him to learn why he had not heard
from him. and received in reply a
cablegrasn from Colonel Hamilton that
he had been in hospital recovering
from q gas attack. He announced
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
ASK WILSON TO
KEEP OUT OF A
KENTUCKY RACE

Covington, Ky, Oct. 25.-The Citi
zens Patriotic league OF Kent county,
today sent a telegram to President
woodrow Wilson protesting against
your interference in the contest now
on in this state between Gov. A o.
Stanley and DR.. 3. l.. Drummer, for a
ceat in the limited States senate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

B-Meuse Line-The advance
line protecting the German from
tier. It is strongly fortified and
follows natural obstacles.
C-Main Frontier Defenses-
Carefully prepared by Germany
during the forty years between the
Franco Prussian and present wars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

that he had fully recovered and was
back on the battle front with his
regiment.
No official word Of the celoners
slight disability was sent, and his
family learned 1t only by his cable
gram
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
SITUATION Is GRAVE
German War Minister Says 1t Is Not
Desperate, However.

Copenhagen, Oct. 25.-"The mill
tary situation is grave, but not desper-
ate; we are still able\to make stub
born resistance" General Won Schouch,
Prussian war minister. told the reichs-
tag, according to dispatches received
here today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
FREE ALL BELGlANS
EcIcazc of Political Prisoners Has
Been Promised.

Washington, Oct. 25.-Release of all
Belgian political prisoners held in
Belgium or Germany except where a
military menace would result has been
promised by General Won Falken-
hansen, German military governor of
occupied Belgium territory.
This became known here today in
connection with the news that Burgo-
master Max of Brussels had been set
free
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
C. A. REID is BURIED
Masonic Ceremony for

impressive Masonic Ceremony Tor
Late ToEekan.
The funeral of C. A. Reid. who died
Monday in Kansas City, Mo. was held
in Topeka Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. A service was held in Pen
wells chapel which was in charge of
the Scottish R.te Masons. and the
commitment service at the grave was
conducted by men of Sloan lodge, of
the Masonic order.
The pallbearers were: William Cart
hdge, F. n, Gades. Eugene Pollard.
William Hopkins. William Haverfield
and Homer Claussen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25
SNOW IN NEBRASKA.
Threc-Ench Fall Reported Today at
Ellsworth.

Ellsworth.
Lincoln, Oct 25.-Reports to the
weather office here today indicate
snow is fairly general thruout west
ern Nebraska. Ellsworth reported a
three-inch fall. Predictions of more
snow tonight and tomorrow were
made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

A-Hunding Line--First Ger
man defense system behind the
shattered Hindenburg line. This
line is being closely approached by
the allies over almost the entire
western front and has been pene-
trated in Flanders and northeast
of Lille.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-25

of the strongest defense lines in
the world and has undoubtedly
been improved since.
D-Rhinc Fortifications - The
heights on either side of the Rhine
are strongly fortified for nearly
the entire strategic length" of the
river. The "last ditch" of the
father1and. '-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-12
GvIfernes Daterloo.

WfenS ser benteoes paa, at oe tpIfe
0elegater lfltlbe moertegne oe Mllie.
re0eS 9etingelier for Gaabenitilitano
/ Itarlfolf SocbS &pbeofparter, no
~fipnrpeoeS De iibite beiperate Ganlpe
/ 9tprbfranfrig.
Sor peo Sronter gif Gompen fin
ganlle nbp9gelige Gang belt til set
2ieblif Signalet fom ON, at mi bar
oct belle oper.
Se tpIfe Seltberrer bar handled
fltnoct tit @aterloo peo @"eitfronten
De ii0ite Gage. 9e Iuiereoe bar ore.
bet be tpife @orber foran fig fra 3 til
10 Wfil ON Sagen, og BET bar en-
r1eget lioen Strinmel al Srnnfrig,
ion1 bar beiat al Spifere, Ga aampen
afblGIteS.
Imerifonerne tog Stennp og Sen
peitre &olppart al Seoan - oct be-
r6nlte biitoriife Seoan, boorfra So
b%en5oaerne og Sltnfernes Spiflano
egentlig oatereoe i'm Wtn9t 90 SLAMS.
9du bin oct ieloialnme Seban Sione
til De ielpiamme tpife Slnferes opbe.
tie 6orneorelie. Seller Napoleon Den
3oieS SLAMS og Wogt gift ifnas pes
Seoan Den 20en Sept. 1870. Nu leo
Soben3oQernes Magt og @lars
iamme forim9oelige Sfiebne.
SGitger peitpaa brep Srmifmpns
oete 6lel1oen tilbage neiten til Sir
ion. Gnomt Longer Noro bar @ri-
tertle taget ben berslnte SGltntngsbp
Watbeltge tGtoeb oen belgiife @renie,
og / Noro for @rGnien naaeoe De 10.
fanten al Den belgiife 9p Wtons.
8egge bisie 9per err bel fienbt fra
oct forite &riesuar 1914, 6n BEN al
SeierSrlis itruttenoe tpife Irme mar
icbereOe tperSigiennem Seltninger og
6oribarSperfer / geleien og Noro.
franfrig, iom ON ben ffulbe gaa og
pasie / en- 6peoeager. ghu penote De
ilagne tilba9e til De famine Steoer =
blot for at ~opcrgipe fine @oaben.
SGtlglt moo gtprb par ben lille BEL
giife slrne paa gob Sci biem til fin
fIGre &opeOitao grpsiel.
Set pa5ier / oerne Sorbinoelie pg.
iaa at income, at ierbiife trooper err
moOtaget meb itor Subel / Seraiebo
/ 8osnien, iom bar mot Sen "9@re"
at bli betegnet iom "geroensfrigens
Sugge".
@r Ser life Sfipbne / alt bette?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-12

San flpgte0e iom befienot fgrit ira
alel til 6lensbora, bpor ban bar
@ienitnllo for CT mt Nttentot. &olt
par inarct, ga ban fom til Tanmarf.
&onoon 10oe Noo. - Seller @iI.
bclm unoerifrcp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen Sprodg Worgen I oct tpife so.
peofporter / Spa / &elgien / gtprpGr
az &ronprinien og SeItmorifalf BON
&%inoenburg.
Strar eiter unoerifrep aronprin.
len oct Iofunlent, ipnl gioroe BAN
arpeles.
aeiieren bar opbt rsrt, beoer oct.
San inopilgeoe / at %unOertegne 3ofu-
melltet, ferlt efterat ban bapoe moo
tagct De iioite Giterretninger ON
S9n0elierne bienlme / SpIfIano.
Serrnoer ooerrafteS Der BAN ct ino-
trGngenbe 9uoifab fra SociaIiitfere.
rem Scbeioemann. Geiieren lpite set
meo en @pien og unoerifrep 9ofu.
mertet.
"&anife BET er for Spiflanos Seo.
lte," lagoe ban.
Strar eiter o~freiite boaoe 3eiieren
og &ronprinien fra Sopeofparterct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-12
Revolution / Gviflanc.

Get ilagne og iiolerebe SplfInno
itoor M / Nepolutionen5 Scqn.
WenS 0cn tpife NegieringS militpre
S~cnocnGno m6cr ct bpiot Stag og
mco Dino for 2incne ieres i0ien-
mem sc fronife &injer til Wtnrifalf
Eocb2 S~opeofnartcr for at mo0toQe
oe 9niere0eS @etingeIIer for @oo-
bcuitilitono, gonr Sen rsoe OprerS.
Zane tiltops | ale De ~itprite OrlogS.
baunc.
Ser iorcIig1cr olere6e Ell 8rim.
mel al 1elcgranmer beront, iprIig
ira &oaono oq 0anmorf, og bpiS
oi5ic cr forrcfte, bar Sprererne M
lat Tia / @eiiobclic al Steritepartcn
al Ocn tpife 6Innoe, Iigeiom sc bor
fltIo &ontroI / Sc itore OrIog8bopne
% SirbDer aiel, Somburg, Bremen,
WiIbclmSbaicn, G~urbofcn og mango
Here.
9icuoIlrtionen bcgunoc / GicI, ioct
@~ciPtninqcn pod Slngifibet "aois
Ter" Qioroc Mptteri % bette oet rooc
Oprer9ioriIoa, Giiiccrerne, iom
ieQtc at ioripore set tnife Stag, blcp
faitct o~pcrboro, og 70 al 0cnt, ocri-
blon0t Gbcicn, bIcp orrbt. ct fort
9(utol andre bIcp iaurct. 5rc Sns
iouterifomponier bIeo ga Ienot ira
aicl for Of "aicnoprctte Sroeuen".
Ce ilntteoe iig itror til HcnoIutionen,
og CT fier0c aomponi, iom neIcoe
Ii0t, bIcp oiuGbnct Gcrnleo bar Hc.
ooIlttionen / iulO Sang. Get er set
tuife @Iao "SoIniicbe @a5ettc", iom
mcobelcr bi5ic SpIpSniuaer.
ct telegram fra Nm'tcrbnm mcb-
6clcr, at Sc oprsrite Sieaoiter be.
mrgtigcbe Zig Ierit Slogifibcne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-12

bope arrangeret meo Councillor al ct
Solooterroao / Bremen.
Sgnoerborg poa gls | 9~toroIless
big er | observation-disclosures @9ltoer.
Get rsbe Stag paier ira ale Sfibc
poo @opnen.
Ser iinbes life mere nogen int
Wo9t oeo ben oanife @rGn,e, og Ell
WoSie ariaSfanger, irrIi9 Riiaicre
fom mat inb / 0onmarf. Sntet 3rprt
er ioag fommet iii Gdmnarf ira
Somburg, ba 8oneIinien or aIbniot
j Spo for SlenSburg.
3e Itore I~erobromcr peo Nobetlraa
og Spnoer er beiot al Hepolutlonis
ltcrne, iom bar orreiterct 6lDoernc.
Set 3oie acknowledgements bar
ta9ct Ierooromen / Clbcnburg / Sol.
itcin / 9eiiooelie.
Sgiou 9lanfenlteiu / @eltfaIen,
"a Wtil / Ntorosit ior Qiisieloorft
bar ~iluttet iie iii Gcoolntloner.
&igeiaa er observation-disclosures 6Iet
hellt | 9toItocf og W~arnenllinoe, Door
Observation-Disclosures er blet al.
brll0t.
: aiel er observation-disclosures / flllo
aontrol. N%rbeiberne bar Der %'Iilttet
iig I'll Sismpnbene % erflGret De
ncrolitreif. De itorc &eritcr og Or.
Ienoler err | Sorgrcrnes 8eIiooellc .
Steriteparten al ben tD'fe 6laaoe
meo rsbe Stag poa Stortoppen bar
iorlobt aicI. Gnocl al SfIbene er
fonntct til 2lcnsborq. Sfibene mo-
oi1crc0es al Sificcrcr unoer SIs'
mrnbeneS commando.
8 @ilbelmSbaien gift Warineof-
ficerernc meb poa at %ooerora9e al
Ntpnbi9beb til Sprcrcrne, boi8 De
blot piIoe LOBE of Qicrc Mfobitano /
Eiliploe al ct 6ritiif angreb.
st telegram fra Naag beretter at
prnttiif talt belle Sen toife 6Iaooe
bar qiort Oprer. Zen ~itcrIte Bart
al l-@oao @eiptninQcrnc / ollie tpife
Same bar i~lltttet iil til Neoollttio-
men. Sprsrerne er fuloitGnotg ST
tllotionenS Serrer I &iel Wilbclrnss
hofen, SeIgolono, @ortum % Gilr-
bafcn.
Nn1lteroant Soc Nop. sol.
niicbe &olfS5eitung" %meOoeler, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-12

Hepolutionen / Bremen bIep MILO
buroct pno to (inler. Sipmenoene
ouertaltc Soloatcrne til at lutte iig
til Dem, buorciter be holot ct 6GleSs
mooc. Ser pcotogeS Der NeioIutio-
ner meo arop pdo Sprettclic al Ell
lociulocnofrotjit N%epublif.
TGuQilernc blep ocrpaa uabnet.
&eri fog oQioo 4pinoer Gel. Ma.
rincioIoatcr o~prctboloer Sroepen /
9ncn.
: ale Sc tore tpife SrIog$bopne
or Siofoltcnc@ Hepolution blct Qien-
ncmfrrt burtigt og reiolut uoen
nruncpurbia @IobsubgpoeIic.
+
Sra Berlin tcIesraiereS, at "oen
treble G'fo0rc ior6lir trofait moo He-
qicringcu". Ncri lager set 0oot
Iou1 NJ %oiijtic, ,Snorpmmclle al, at
belle Hcitcn a. T.aaoen or poa Ncuo-
Ittioniilcrncs SIDE.
&ooQ Soc 9}op. - 9aarlig % II
set Mao, iIet "a brutal @cbmOliug
ira Siiicercrnc@ Sioc % deportation
oper oct llicrc. ipm be tpife Slln-
ferc bar Tort SoIfet bort /, er &c so
pc0~oar'aacr, iom IigGcr bag Neuo-
lutionen / Sc tnifc Srlo9Shapne.
Sprerct bcamote / &icI Den 3bie
9topenlbcr. i6et SicnIGr1o ilon0 nleo
qoo %iitonn Al Nrbeiberc bemratiae.
&c ia THituingcn og Irienolernc
Sprcr2bcprGcIicn ipreote liz hnrti9t
til ~%eIrtuinNcn pua Srt9S'tibene
noe paa Sauncn.
Zen ioe Nopcmber crfIUrebe Ir,
bciNcrforcninlcruc @enerolItrcif, %
Sen Ste Nop, ifpneSe SprsrSbepn'
qelieu oper @jlhclmshaicn, Sclao'
Iaro, @orfltm on Gurbaicn. Zen
rminttcr nj omtrent belle Den tplt(
Slonoc.
CprGrcrnc hor bemGatiaet liz 81
traoblsic Stotioner. huorucb DC ha,
ctabIcret 1~orbinoelie meb hpcrnnbrt
/ Sc iorifieIiGe 9per. Sificerernt
itadr obioIlt mogteSlsic, Slu mcIc:
ina limits" err MI lopaIc moo ne
gicringen.
Mauoifnbcrrc paa DC l%aaoe
Tom cnbuu beiinNer iia paa Saoet, el
upibenhc ON Troieftet ON %aohen
ItiIitnrh. ga bette meo Slio er benz
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