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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-19
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. IS. rs.
Dai.y quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligent
Ger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-19

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Guitrr%s. Julian g.. Denver. Colo.
| rnml;nsnn. John H.. birmingham. Ala.
LIcui"nAnt:
Pope. William G., Wadsworth. H.
Sergeant:
Ecllcs. Arthur a.. Berwick. Pa,
!iiliE. Luther G.. Numidjaj. ia.
CurInrnl:
Eerficld. Dec ~, Dubois, Pa.
Kidney. Leslie t.. Cleveland. 0.
Privrtc:
I:ritton. Raymond H. Cambridge. o.
r"Non, Harry A. Frackvllle, Ia.
Dewhlrst. Joseph. Huron, q.
Dihblc. George H.. Lurain. ..
EEolf. Nc-man H.. S"udcrr"n, Ia.
Hoffard, John H.. Churchlown. Pa.
LnGkhart. G,nrEc t.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mcdonald. Ray w. GAINESVILLE. o.
raisch. -Adolpl. Lancaster. Pa.
Strausbaugh. George r.. Spring Grove.
IA
Struthers. Dry j., Morrow Q.
TrcSSclt. Herman L.. York, Pa.
Trrsslrr. Obey T.. Pleasant Gap. Pa
Tustin. William. Philhdclpha, Pa.
Wilcox. Samuel W. Hnncsdalc, Pa.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private William Richard. Arlington
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Corporal Thomas j. Brodcrick. Phila-
dolphin, Pm.
Died, Previously Reported Missing In
Action.
Private Wilson -. Mcintyre, Garrett.
Pa.
wounded Severely in Action, Previously
RepoT Missing In Action.
Corporal .,a;Inucl Lands. lockwood,
Pa.
Privai" Loo e. Hratti. Dean. Pa
wounded Slightly IN Action, Previously
Reported Kissing In Action.
Corporal Fred pcuman. Redwood. o.
wounded In Action, Degree Undeter-
mined, Previously Exported
Missing III Action.
Sergeant Charles Itcill!. IS North
SCiola Philadelphia.
Privatcs:
William J. Bachman. Allentown. Pa.
. Samuel p. Bower. Pottsvilln IA.
Sarba5ton Foley, Blacksmith, W. Va.
Kay 7. Leach. Canal Winchester. o.
Edward l.. Palmer. Jackson o.
firnrg" IT Snyder. 1IcOvcrGVillc. Ia.
William r.. S3lkcJ Berlin. IA.
William &. Hall. Scranton. Ia.
Joe Weannski. Rrrca q.
NIGHT LIST.
The following casualties arc reported
by the commanding general Of the AM
"rican F.XprdItionary Forces:
Killed In action. I'm
Died Of wounds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Co.
Died Of disease. ..............o I4
Wounded degree undetermined. no
Wounded slightly ..................15 5
Missing in action. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Killed In Action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Rich Carter was up from carlsbad
Thursday attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. lioae. now ~ Malaga.
old time Iiagcrman people. were ny
sunday visiting friends,
Rev j. " Hendrix filled his reg
ular appointment AT tho Methodist
church sunday morning His subject
was. where Shall We Go From
Here
Mr. and Mrs IT, \ Hannoh and
children were shopping In Greenfield
Tuesday.
Miss Amy Mansfield ~ Roswell and
Mrs Gerald Massie of Texas came Ia
sunday TO visit their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Mansfield.
Mrs. joe Morrison and daughter.
Janice. are visiting Mrs. Morrison's
brother. Herbert Curry In Roswell
this week.
MIR, and Mrs. j. J. Robertson and
son OF Gainesville. Tex. are visiting al
the Prince Mcader home this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Miss Jeanette Spciss, who ~ visit
ing friends at Ration, y. NJ, is expect
cd home his week.
Mrs. Y. g. Rhoudes aud her niece
Miss Clara Nichols spent the week In
Albuquerque visiting friends.
Hermann Bachnrnch entertained n
Few OF hiss Young friends last Monday.
the occasion being his birthday. His
guests were taken IN automobiles to
Hot Springs. where a watermelon
spread" awaited Thorn.
Mrs Bertha Rcgcnsbcrg, accompa-
MED 10, her daughters, Bcattice, Myrtle
and Alice. have gone tn California 20
remain until after the winter
Mrs Jerome ~Clcvongcr returned
from Albuquerque this week where
she has been visiting
The PRESBYTERIAN sunday school
held It's anuua! picnic ut the Hot
Springs last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank plunkett arc
receiving the congratulations Of
friends over the arrival OF "A nine
pound daughter. Mrs. plunkett Is the
daughter OF Mrs Woods, proprietor OF
the la Pension hotel
sN~N'IhitOI lntilIS u. 'dtIhn ~
Santa fo was among the visitors of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Erickson and
MI ana Mrs T. H. Stcarms are spend
ing their vacations ~ IN the Sapcllo
CANON.
Felipe Lopez. deputy sheriff, ;cft
Wednesday Tor an extended trip
through the northern part of the state.
Tuesday night has been designated
as ladies night at the Y NJ G. \.
Many young onc have taken adj
vantage of the opportunity To enjoy "a
swim IN the pool
Bernnbc lnccro. deputy county
clerk. was married Tuesday to Miss
Montoya, daughter OF Marcolin Mon
toSH Of Mora,
Ed McWcnic. Bert Fen. Charles
rrumbull, Manuel Hcnriduoz and Les.
ne Nittcn LETT Monday for The head
waters OF the pccos ON a fishing trip.
Miss SYLVIA Nolmcr has returned
from Springer. where she was visit
ing Miss Lorna johnson. formerly Of
Las Ncgus.
Tho santa Re Magazine tor August
publishes the following warning TO
the Young men of las Ncggs: We
give the boys out m New MeNico fair
warning that IN Il few DAYS Miss Char
lotir raltcr and Miss Esther Anderson
OF thus office viii hc out Las Vegas
way ON then vacation. We look for
a stampede of bachelors ~ hat dtrcC.
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
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iNS tRI'l;S NOTES


NJ l. Booker - former resident
81 Las Cruces, has returned 10 his
home IN ~ l'asu after a brief visit
with friends here.
In g. 4. Brooks. with his family,
has gone hS auto to Corpus Christi, Ia
visit his son, who Is In training al
that place.
Mrs. Dan Williams aud children,
Dorothy Nell ana Dan Jr.. have RE-
turned from a months visit with rel
htlvcs IN san Antonio. TcA.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Preshytcr-
AN church vas entertained at the
home az Mrs Dallas Reeves ON Cuurt
street Monday afternoon, with thirty
mombcrs in attendance, Red Cross
sewing and Knitting occupied the at
tontiou OF the ladies during the after
noon After a short business session.
presided over by the president, Mrs.
Herbert Nco. refreshments were
served. The nest meeting of the Ala
viii bee Monday afternoon August 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

returned to their home tn III pisu
after q visit in the home Of Mrs Her.
bert Yco.
MIR and Mrs II. Gll uf northern
Kansas are guests In tho home Of
A. H. loomis on this Pasco
Mrs. katherine Livesuy o.. Anthony
has been the house gucot Of Mrs.
George FreuEer this wcnt
Mrs. Josephine Bencuic' ~ los
Angeles. cal, In the guest Of Mrs.
Franw Burke ON the Ia-cu.
Tho leading society event, Of the
week was the card party given Thurs
day morning by Mrs. Frank Camp
belle and Mrs. e. 4. Scale. at the
homo Of Mrs. Camphcllc h%onoring
Mrs. W. W Bowers of Albuquerque.
who In the guest OF her daughter. N:s.
Rupert stewart. The reception rooms
were PRETTY decorated In pottcd
plants and ferns. \ large number of
ladies' were In ATTENDANCE. Refresh.
ments were served.
Mrs NJ Hold OF 81 Lous. NO, is
the guest u her sister. Mrs Frank
lslas. ON Main street.
Miss GencNlcNe VhflNtriHuu ~ itcto
from Denver. colo. visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. lsiGore Roscnfcldt.
\ class In first aid 10 the injured
has been organized here with Dr.
Tory sexton as instructor. II will
meet every Tuesday evening In Judge
Mcdlnr's Chambers.
Mrs. Peter Gallagher has returned
to her home here after an absence
~ several weeks in Nebraska.
Miss Rose Johnson has been made
class secretary and treasurer for the
class in First Aid work, recently or
ganized here. with Dr Troy Sexton
instructor. The class viii meet every
Tuesday evening at $ o'clock IN Judg,
Medlnr's chambers on Main street
Those already registering Tor the
work nre: Mesdnmcs T. r. Monog'
han. r. Il. S%tottmund. A. Jaroby, l.
". case. j. IT, May, l.ytton TAYLOR, y
f'rcuEcr. Henry Stoss J. H. CaNiti
l'aul Ncndenhall. \. t. Niicn. t'lem'
ing Jones. u. r. Link. T. g Merrill
lack Pierce, and Misses May For
wood, shirley Thomas, Amelia For
wood. Lotha Reeves. Elizabeth Me-
Clurc, Rosemary bennett, Lucy
Smith and Miss Jennie Graham.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
SOCDNRO NOTES


Mrs. G. T. Brown entertained with
q childrrn's party Monday afternoon
~ her home In the east part Of town.
honorlng little Miss Mary Lnuise
Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cony
G. Brown, on the fourth anniversary
Of her birth.
~prof. and Mrs. a. j. Snyder aud
daughter arrived Saturday at their
Socorro home from a pleasant two
months vacation. which was spent 10y
Mrs. Snyder ana daughter ~ Gibbon
Neb.. Professor Snyder having spent
his time ~ points In several differ
cnt states.
Attorney W j. Eaton In In receipt
of the news hat his nephew. Ethan
Eaton. u former Socorro boy. and u
volunteer sncmbcr of Uncle Sans
army, has arrived safely In France.
j. y Mac,avish aud daughter. Mas
Christina " Ma.dalena were In this
city Tuesday for a short time.
Mrs. August kichnc spent Sunday
In this city on her way to her home
nj Reserve from a visit to her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Earl Hornbrook At Elm
grove. W. v, and Mrs. Guy Givens.
at Tooomo, Pa.
Major ]. n. Toulouse. field secrc-
tary OF the state council OF defense,
was In Socorro q part OF the week
ON business pertaining to his branch
Of war work. Major Toulouse spent
considerable time In conference with
the local board. giving them much
valuable information in regard "a
draft regulations. ana telcgraphed Ia
Washington for specific information
regarding some local cascs of drafted
men.
Following are a few extracts from
a letter by Julius Sanchez. a Socerro
boy nov In the aviation corps OF the
L $. army. to Mrs. ". g. Hammcl
OF this city:
II have graduated from the avla.
ton school ~ Austin. Texas. a full
Pledged pilot. ana am leaving here
for the Dallas concentration camp.
pending assignment 20 Houston, where
| go for q six weeks bomh training.
aud then I go over there" lie adds.
However, ilyins Is a thrilling ok
periencc. very thrilling, hut occasion.
ally the thrills amount 10 hair raising
propositions. witch become Just a
mite too thrilling for my comfort;
sim II becomes a good joke after yUu
land. but that's after o land. re-
member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Mrs. Henry ~ Miller and two small
daughters have gone to Albuquerque
To- reside.
Or. g. G. Clarke. who was among
the first To- volunteer after the United
States declared war on Gcrmany, aud
who has held "A commission 40 first
lieutenant IN the dental corps of the
United States army, left SUNDAY morn
INK for Austin, TeN. lie was ar-
companieG hy hts niece. Miss KIRK
man McNnry. who will remain iE
The southwest until the beginning OF
the schuol year, when h viii re-
tu.n to 1.oretto academy. santa Re.
Mrs. W. II nunton entertained with
three tables OF bridge Monday night
NJ her homo on Park street. honor.
Ing he Monday club. An unusually
pleasant time was spent. with the fol
lowing guests present: Mesdamcs ]. T..
Smith. a II Hilton, Bursum. Lee
Baldwin, illinski. COOK. M~eriwcathcr,
j. I. Nicholas, Read. Evcrhcnrt.
Chase and Mayer.
Mrs g r Brown was hostess las,
week to the Saturday club with sur.
ficicnt guests for six tables.
H. ". Smith of Santa Re. extensive
~ Interested In manganese mining In
the Socorro mountains, and near San
Acacia. ~ ~ at tn" Chambon hotel
" ~. Iierrick. deputy United States
surveyor, was nppointcd county sur.
vevor during a special meeting Of the
board of county commissioners Fri
dag.
Born. Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Hczekiah
Han Of Magdalena. Wednesday. a boN
BABY.
As an Indication OF the progress
being made ON The Val Verde hotel.
now In course Of construction. is thN
fact hat no lcts than 5000 Crm,rt
bricks are being turned out dali
Born. to Mr.. II Mrs. Allen Me
Gsllvray of ~Springeryille. Av,z.. Satur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
las NIG ~ NOTES


Mrs. \. y. Moirisscttc Of Albuqucr-
que Is spending the SUMMER here
Nrs Frank Thomas OF Kansas cit,
is a guess az the " W Kelly home
Az AMI Mrs II H. Jones of Tlcum-
carr returned home mis- week after
spending somo time tn the mountains
Mrs r T.. McFaddon and Mrs Al
bert Nc'uddcn OF Albuquerque are
visiting Nj oud Mrs J u. Kirk.
Mr. aud Airs Nathan Iaffa OF iios-
well are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Joseph Danziger
Mrs ! Iaubach of Dawson, for
mcrlN OF Las Vegas. aud Mis W q
bcnJamin have returned from - NaCa-
ton spent ~ VALLEY Ranch
Mr. AMI Mrs j loch returned 10
lhelr home in Texas after spending
several weeks with Ma ami and Mrs.
SiEmund Nahm
Alec street, of Tucumcati. shcriff Of
quay county. who with his family has
been camping nap Gallinas canyon, re-
turned home sunday.
Horny ~Archulctta, fur cut q local
Wclls- Fargo cmplove, has been trans
forrcd to Yuma, Ariz
\ party composed OF " q Ocs-
tirich aud wisc, Miss Louise neHtreich.
Mts. y VI Bryant. pr and Mrs &, II.
Conner and pr. aud Mira \. 4, Red
dall, all at Albuquerque, mutorcd up
from the Duke city and Will spend
several weeks IN the Vegas mountains
Mrs. II. T.. Waldo and g~runddaugh-
ter, Lucy, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. \ e. Rogers, Jr.,
have returned To Kansas City.
Miss Grace Buchencuu OF Salina,
kan, IN visiting her sister Mrs. II W
Brown Miss B%uchencau viii remain
through the winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
Miss Lathrop Lectures and
Demonstrates

OF primal importance al the moth
cra and daughters congress Of Union
county held In clayton last week were
the cooking demonstrations and the
lectures given by Miss Frances Latin.
rop Demonstration for the state food
administration. The auditorium Of
the spiendidly equipped new high
school building. and the domestic sci-
encc rooms wera filled with delegated
and citizens of clayton who respond
ed w.tli enthusiasm 80 the instruction
end demonstrations. Many were stirred
10 self examination Ia patriotic zeal
lay thu rapid fire QUESTIONABLE present
ed by Miss l.nthrou In platform and
informal kitchen lectures. Some OF
the direct queries that elected ap-
plausc were;
What is 10 be done with the woman
who pets her appctee 80 much that
she whincs over having - 10 without
abundance of wheat n sugar?
what Is q woman's brain for II u
(GDntiuued ON po.c 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.



IN" Syit2-ts VIII likely visit Portland
and other citi,s Of the northwest
Ralph kolchcr has returned TO his
station az san Diego after ~onloNinE ~
wcck's f%urlourh with his family In this
cit,
Mrs Arthur Sisk is homo to ROMAN
with her parents. Dr and Mrs, Walter
G. Hope, until Captain Sisk, now EN-
route to France. comes h me with the
victorious sammics.
Mrs Richard Doyle and daughter.
Miss Wintfrcd, viii leave the last OF
the week for California 20 romain dur
Ing the winter.
Mrs T.. l.. Williamson and children
returned Thursday trom a visit OF sew
,ral weeks In California.
Miss Marie Balling tx coaching a
thtldTcus entertainment to be gwen
~ & Mays hail the evening Of Aug
ust 30.
Mir and Mrs. Fiint have arrived
In Albuquerque to mukc their home
MIR Flint is the federal ciyil engineer,
whose mission here Is iu the Interests
uf rodd building
In Thomas Harwood returned the
nrs, Of the week from CLAYTON. y
NJ where he was one Of the official
lecturers Tor the state food admins
ttution az the mothers aud daughters
rDuIrp-l -niyga it4t week ian I'utpu
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
uAGTRNN> NOTES

NJ, Mrs, y \. smith.

Mrs. John Mckinstry ieft tins week
for Galesburg. ~ Tor an extended
visit with friends md relatives
The Red Gross meeting last Fri.
day was ATTENDED by thirty eight
workers aud an the machines were
kept busy All the %iiternoon. Misses
Edna Miller and hersl West were
hos,esScs and the, sept everyone in
employment A, the Tuesday meeting
Mrs. Reed was hostess and an at.
tendance OF ,hlrp was registered M
teen finished garments were turned
Ia Tuesday,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17
AIsTI.SIN
u, u. g.. shccn.

Sam Mcmahon left sunday night
for san Francisco where he Will en-
ter the navy.
Mrs. u. y. Williams and children
have returned from % two-months'
outing AZ Cloudcroft.
Dr. Pate and j. W. Jackson, OF
Carlsbad were IN the city this week
organizing the local doctors in 10 a
patriotic unit for service. II needed.
Miss Merle WinEfieId and Miss Es-
Their Morgan left Thursday nigh, for
Kansas and Nebraska. Miss Merle 20
visit relatives IN Wellington and Miss
Esther to teach az Bloomi 'g'on, Me-
hraska.
Rev. Donne, rector OF 50. pauls
church viii begin "a mission In Ar
tcsia next week. which all hope viii
prove most cdifyinE
The T.. ~. Bullock family returned
Friday from u delightful trip To the
mountains.
Mrs. Walendort, and two children,
returned TO I'll paso Friday, after a
siN-wecks' visit in Nrtcsin.
Miss Zclma Green. OF Hope, IN visit
ing Miss Catherine Davis this week.
Mrs. jeff IHghtowcr returned
Thursday from a visit 10 Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Mrs. Jean Ecomnn. and amall Son,
OF For, Worth, Tc>as, are ia town.
the guests OF MIR H. \. Biglsr
The Funeral of Nlbert Llneil. sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Iincll. who
was Killed IN an automobile accidcnt
near Magdclcna. august s., was held
here SUNDAY with the Rev. Mr.
Mathcs officiating
Professor Paris rs attending the
educational conference in Santa fo
this week
Mrs. HARRY Wrali and daughter,
Laura, lett Thursday night for ~
Louis, where Mrs Laura will enter
Washington University. Miss Laura
is one of the MOST popular girls In
the younger set and viii bo greatly
missed by h,r many friends
Mr.. and Mrs " X. Moore, Of
Carrizozo. attended the funeral OF Al
bert lincll SUNDAY.
Mrs. \. g Krutth entertained with
a picnic supper on her lawn Wcdprs.
DAY evening. houuring Miss Dorothy
Stephenson. OF NltmogordO.
Nh. and Mrs darlington are the
parcnts of o daughter, born Wedres-
day night.
pr Stroup's sunday school class
rave n most onio,uble ''swimming"
party at Clurkc's lake. wednesday
evening In honor OF one OF their
members. Miss aura Wright who
leaves Tor -. Louis shortly.
: $. Forroc ryturnod Thursday
from a montn's visit to points IN
Michigan
Miss Bcss Ho,d who has been IN
California Tor several months rcturn.
ed Thursday.
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day. August TO- u hoy baby Mother
and child are az the Socorro hospital
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Mrs. \. g. kc.utth entertained with
a picnic supper ON her lawn Wcdncs'
DAY evening. horuung Miss Dorothy
stephenson. OF Nitmogordo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Mr.. ana Mrs " X. Moore, OF
C'nrrizozo. attended The funeral Of Al.
bert lInoll SUNDAY,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Mi. and Mrs darlington are the
parents of o daughter, born Wedn"s-
day night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

pr Stroup's sunday school class
rave a mos, enjoyable swimming
party at Clurkc's lake, "Wednesday
evening In honor OF n OF their
members, Miss Laura Wright who
lcayoa for 81. LOUIS shortly.
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tContinucd ON Page 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Miss Bcss Ho,l who has been IN
California Tor several u return
ed Thursday.
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< $. Forroc ryturncd THURSDAYS
from a month"; visit to points IN
Michigan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Mrs. Hurry WrolI ana daughter,
Laura, lett Thursday night for ~.
Louis, where Niys Laura will enter
Washington University Miss Laura
Is one of tho MOST popular girls IN
the younger set and viii bo greatly
missed hy h,g many friends,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-17

Professor Paris ls attending tho
educational conference IN Santa fo
this week.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
1noultrierne.

@aIbinstorL 2S0e 6ebr.: Sid.
sc Observation-Disclosures Itotiiti.
tic Sureali oar oct al Dc t3 ,Sttolt.
ltrtor, lom 8llrolt1t bar ut0cr.
IeGt, hct 3. ilenlltg Cigar. 80.
1ir. % Sern og StaaliuouitrierHc.
lom Oelt lite 3nlurnr 1918 beitipi.
tigeoe Here IrbciOerc eno Den fam.
me Woanc0 Tor CT Mar ion. 6or.
e9ellcl bclsb Jig til benboIospi5
10, O.3 og , GrOcent.
Zen iteritc lIeOgalrg uiIcr Alttc.
mobilinouitrieL bpor ocn iomIeoe
Nrbci63itprfc ocn lite San. iaar
par 10.4 Troccnt minorc eno Sen
lite SuruIar 1917. GcrnGit tont.
mtr Silfcirouitricn meo Ell Ico.
gang al 9S, Sfoiabritation5inou
ltrtcn meo 80 90 observation-disclosures
mGo SO Vrocent.
Srooa gtcb1nngen ! 4rbci0sIpr.
fen EopOc 8 al Dc f. Snouitrlcr
bsicrc SemirqsIiiter emo / 1917.