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The public ledger., 1918-03-02
Geo. 4. Frank & Co.
MaysvillSs Foremost Clothiers
RED CROSS DANCE LAST NIGHT

The dance and card party given in
the Masonic Temple last night by the
Mason County Woman's' Club for the
benefit of the local Red Cross Chap1
ter was a most delightful affair and
largely attended. Music was furnish
ed by. Esberger's orchestra, of Gin
cinnati, and the refreshments were
served by the Woman's Club. 1t is
not known yet just how much was
made for the Red Cross but it will be
q neat sum.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Miss Mary A. Best and daughter,
Miss Louise, left Friday afternoon for
Millersburg to be present at the mar
riage of Mrs. Best's newphew, Mr..
Hord Barnes, to Miss Maybel Basher,
which will take place this afternoon.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

pits and dugouts free from water.
From information reaching the
American lines, 1t Is apparent the
enemy is taking advantage Of the low
visibility to do much work in his po-
sitions. Many noises of kinds impos-
sible to suppress and other informa-
tion make this certain.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Mr.. Madison Smoot of Paris, and
Miss Virginia Kemper. Of Walnut
Hills, Cincinnati. arrived here last
night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. p. @.
smoot and family Of East Second
street. Ntf
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

At the river improvements meeting
held in Huntington yesterday Secre-
tary Carl Dodds of the Maysville
Chamber of Commerce was placed on
the Organization and Finance Com
mittee.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Mr.. Edward Parker Of State Univer-
sity at Lexington arrived here last
night to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ed Parker Of East Second
street.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Sergeant Frank A. Wells of Camp
Sheridan, Ohio, left yesterday for
camp after spending a seven day fur
Tough with friends and relatives in
Aberdeen, Ohio.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

The Ladies' Missionary Society CT
the Central Presbyterian Church will
meet Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. M. F. Holmes of
East Second street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

My farm Of 20 acres has dwelling
and other improvements, located at
Moransburg 3h miles from Maysville.
L. H. TILTON,
23-1wk Maysville R. R. /.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Bugler Clarence Ellis of Camp
Sheridan at Columbus, Ohio, is spend
Ing few days with his father, Hon. c.
e. Ellis, of Aberdeen, Ohio.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Miss Leota Clark, who is in charge
of the Merz Bros. Millinery Depart
ment, leaves Sunday to attend the
spring opening at Cincinnati, Clevo-
land and Louisville
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Mrs. W. s. Harkens, the mother Of
Mrs. G. L. Howard, East Second street
is improving nicely from an operation
at a hospital in Louisville, Ky.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Mr.. Foley Rattler of West Fourth
street, is able to be up, after being
confined to his bed with typhoid fever
for a number of weeks.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

Miss Isabelle Adair left this morn
ing to resume her training at the Jew
ish hospital in Cincinnati.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

The sinking Of the wharfbOat will
not interfere with the shipping of
freight by river. Business will be
conducted Us usual.
C. M. PHISTER, Wharfmaster.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

FOR sALE-Grey Wicker Baby Car
riage. In good condition. Cheap.
Mrs. r. C. Nash. Phone 532-L.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

FOR sALE-The 0'Donnell farm, 3h
miles from Maysyille. well improved.
good tobacco land. Possession given
March 1. A rare opportunity. Ap-
ply to Charles +. McNamara or
Frank p. 0'Donnell. 25-tf
The public ledger., 1918-03-02
U. S. CONSUL

Has Left PetrOgrad; Situation Worse
Practically All Of Entente EN-.
bassies Now Have Quit Rus.
sian Capital - Reports
Reaching London Say
German Advance
Has Been Re.
.Sumed.
The public ledger., 1918-03-02
FOR BALE

FOR SALE-Light, one-horse spring
wagon. Roy Brown. Wood street.
2-3t
The public ledger., 1918-03-02

23-1wk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
UNION CARPENTERS
STRIKE At NORFOLK
SPREADS ELSEWHERE
Navy Yard at Portsmouth and
Aviation Field at Hampton AT
fected Other Glasses Of Skilled
Labor Join in Walkout.

Norfulk Va. April Ia strike '.
union carpenters employed ou govern
mcut construction work af the urWj
ana navy Ndao4 here. called tu.H m'IH-
ing. spread this afternoon Geo tne navy
yard at Portsmouth and thc lti1t,.
field at Hampton Most OBJ. Do care
penters employed hy the government
in the entire yiciuit, are out
Other classes ur skilled labor ALSO
began TO walk out At the Bush
mufr army base five hundred c"l-
peutcrs and the entire force off c,r
tricians. plumbers and sheet Wtt.i
workers quit YORK NI carpenter
working fot contractors at the Ports
mouth navy yad are out
. The carpenters dcmand 90 minimum
wnpe of 81 1-l cents Hn hulr Tn"
strike notice was served Friday ou
Rear Admiral Harris admiral Harris
who was Joe WASHINGTON wired labor
leaders mere that the matter had hr,n
taken up and asked them Co await O.
decision expected loo "a fcv days This
the union lcadcrs refused tn de-
About 5000 union carpenter aro
employed ou government work BOO this
district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
TWO GERMAN ATTACKS
REpI LSID BN B~n,III~lt

British Army Hcaduuar'rrs
rgaucc. April The German. ''-
evening made two tt'ayks lu luIo
succession against fNy British line
west 81 the town Of Albert. hut un
both occasion. .h, .u.u. was thrown
back.
At two O'Clock yc.t,rtl .trrupu"
the Germans mad. "a h,a.E attack u'
tWcou MurDuIl and pcmuIu Faerr'
fighting followed Tn I.rt" King
troops gradually forced Il,I. way t1f
ward until 'h'y penetrated pa" largo
forest lying northeast of Morcuu \
little later the GDrlItus were report d
Go hc entering HauEtrd sud ID" '"
moving westward along the lu e. river.
Canadian aru.orrd motto cars with
rapid firerg have PLAYED an important
part iu checking tho German rush.
Up 10 the time of the present battle
they were used but l'ttIe but in the
last ten days these cars. which were
made in America. ayc performed
valuable work F~rcqueutr they have
hello up large bodies OF German
troop ON being rushed to threatened
parts of ;he front Their presence
has had ID wonderfully s%tordyiur of-
f.et ou the British lines.
IN tu Yesterday tho daring crews
of these fighting machines had slept
only about 26 huurs since Oh" second
daN's attack
pn the first dJN th's" cars Iu CON
Siderable numbers were rushed 20 'h'
right flank below al" Sourm" whore
the situation was most critical Th"'
az once got INTO the thirl of m" iirh'
ing. Al M|aricourt. lust north oi the
Summc. tho Germans We're threaten
inr tu cut OF large numbers Of heavy
guns and TANKS a battery uf th's
ears gathered $50 iE~tnutrym"u about
II and took up % stand rast gt th"
village, remaining there until the gums
and ttnh, Wrr, Withdrawn
one ar the trmured car. ."u.d Zoe
self in 90 certain village filled N..n
German mfautry AlI the crew we're
killed with the exception u' tho driver
and % gunner Whom tho r'ptut
uf the cur SEEMED certain tho gunner
tnok hi- HEAVY rapid fir'r q" ih'
ground where, D.. held uf' larF" MUM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
RUSS|AN-RUMAN|AN
TREATY COMPLETED.
IS MOSCOW REPORT
Latter Country Shall Evaouate
Immediately the S~trategical
Terrain Near Mouth of Danube
Withdraw from Bessarapia.

Moscow. SUNDAY. March 30 Tho
treaty between Russia ana huWauiu
has been completed. % provides That
Rumaun shall o|vuCuatc Immediately
the stratcgicai terrain ,l,lr The south
OF the Danube and shall Withdraw h't
troops from BcssirahI1 within two
months All The. evacuated places
shah be occupied Immediately hy Rus
sian troops. After the expiration "i
two months. however. % kumur'1 dec.
tichmout Of ten thousand men VIII Dee
permitted Co. remain In Bc-sarlh|t q"
guard railway stations Tho poioIas
OF Bcssarrnia wiz De- attended to Toy
loyal militia.
The Rumanlan8 arrested 300 Russia
will bc exchanged FOR Russian res'lu.
tiouarN soldiers arrested iu HHu1uia
An undertaking IS made 10y EuWapiu
not To- take offensive action against
the Russian republican federation and
also to assist the federation II such
action be- begun by other powers.
Russia pledges Co Rumauia tn" eur
plus of grain in Bcs4trubil after tho
population and the Russian troops
have been supplied. Eumanw poe
serves the right to purchase proN's-
ions necessary To- feed the NumtniJU
population ga Russia For the n"ucfit
OF Rumania. Russia Will rc-cs'thlish
the dopotS organized hy tho allie. f'I
feeding the EurlJnisu people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01

preparations for "a further attack wcro
effectively defeated by tho mass.d fire
"i our artillery. At as o'clock. NJ
= 30 o'clock and again at o O'Clock
% southern slank OF Nimy. Stretchi1.
10 toward Arrts. was alive with fire
from cur gums. which rained shcils
on IN" enemy front lines vummuu!cp-
zion trenches and assembly areas. our
strokes were directed chiefly upou
hostile communications a machine
guns maintained "a hail Of fire acrossI
No Mans Land and upon the enomy y
tront line, while our heavy arileri
kept UP "a harassiEF tire for twJ
hours. increasing 90 battl" barragk
ri stated timeu when every gun wys
firing shell upon she'll as fast MS thJr
could be- fed 10 them. And aver
such "a concentration oi fire the Kun
attack never developed although Tie
unqucstton"d concentration OF troop
bcycnd question hat Arru'S AMI
Nimy Ridge are the ch;gf Oh
iccts ~ the enemy's spring offewStt"
Yesterday afternoon there was Il
lively artillery dua' between oulr Fun-
and those OF the enemy. but again no
hostile move developed Last night
md thsoughout today until the cabling
y this dispatch. thing huve t.eer very
Iuiet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR,
HELD AS ENEMY ALIEN,
is FURTHER EXAMINED
~ Asooe,ArEo PRrss

Boston. Mass. April Prot Carl
Muck. conductor Of the Boston SYM
phony orchestra. who has been in jail
Cambridge. since his arrest q week
ago ns nu enemy allen, was tnken
the federal building today for fur
tn,r examination by officials uf the
department of Justice Much Of the
time was spent iu tho office of the
70. $ District Attorney Thomas j
Uoyuton. where Dr Muck was ques-
toned by tho district attorney and
his assistants. The nature of the cN
was not revealed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
AMERICAN OFFICERS
IN FRANCE REvEL IN
THE LUXURY OF FISH

Win the American Army in France.
April Fish that nave been ult or
the water only az huur cor so i. quite
common ia officer messss al th"
'front.' now. No Sunday dinner is come
picte without a nice broiled COG baked
pike. There may even Doe % trout ur
two sometimes.
An American major who until gee
Gently was with the British army iu
Flanders taught his fclloW-officpr. tho
trick OF how Co get fresh fish with
out fishing for them There boz lo
lime FOR fishing even when 10 might
Dee good with Germans iu the hills
all around waiting 90 shoot tt -omc-
thing
The major was passing "a lake just
lu tho rear OF our first line the other
afternoon when he x a large pike
winning alohg near the ~urfn'"
NcXt afternoon he came back 90 the
lake with a handful Of rreuades Ito
banged two of them On "a stone and
droppcd them into the water.
There were two muffled cNplo-lor
aud then Ia about two minutes ur
ruatcd thrcc large pike, one 90 thcm
nearly four feet long tn" major
hauled them go shore with a stick and
surrled them of Ills mess had fish
Tor dinner. and 10 TASTED not u''r
good but Hike more So hC gave away
the secret and told how ne used 90
rtt trout in Flanders the same way
There prc , number - lakes in ouv
sector and an of them ARE tcemlus
with fish as the location has NOT h"cl
quiet enough for anglor~ 200 visit thew
for many months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
Huns Make Territorial
Gains, but Victory Is
No Nearer Than Before
Continued from Page -

~~~~~~
evening aud iu both cases We're r,-
pulsed, the war office announces.
south of the Sommc the enemy per.
listed iu his attempts 60 advance along
The LJcc and h,rc valleys but made
little progress.
The number of machine gums tuk Oh
hy the British Ion their attack near
Serrc ou Saturday was 100
Following \ the official -ommuni.
cation.
The enemy twice attacked uur lH-
sitions in the Western outskirts ul
Albert yesterday evening Roth CO.,.
lacks were ropulsed
south ~ M" Sonmo the enemy
persisiinE ia his attempts 90 JdN1ug
along the valleys ~ TIE Rivers In
and A,rc. hu' has made" little pr
grcss. Attacks and ruurtcr-llfI.ls
followed each other W this 500 to.
throughout YESTERDAY afternoon ami
evening with varying success % 'h.
lighting is expected 20 cputill"
In the local operation iu to-" u'.sh
horhOod Of Serrc. which was rrpot't
in yesterday morning yommuul1u'
the total number of machine auu
taken was 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
PROCLAMATION THE GOVERNOR

The law of the state Of NcIcxico dcsignates certain days,
particularly 'hr fourth day OF ) called independence gay pub
governor OF the state as q day oinksgiving, fasting and prayer,
or other religious observance, sbc n public holiday.
April 6 is the first anniver Of our entry into the war for
the freedom Of the world. Tina cdom. if delivered All all, must
bee delivered b, the United Stat America New Mcyico is one
Of these states Citizens of Nclcxico, lei us not defective our
selves longer.
Up to the prcscn, time, Gen, is winning thi, tvar. Ger.
many. thc cave dwclcr-the ' heast-among ations. Ger.
many, by cunning, 10y harbarit, atrocity beyond the pale Of
civilization, is suhJuEatmg the ld. Now, today, Ehc fate OF
civilization hangs IN the balan There is no longfr room on
course, rs our fathers of old, weosc Liberty. Are 1--WE, as were
they. ready To- die for Liberty. ms be- sure Of thab
Now. therefore. t. W. Il. Lev. governor of lhc state Of
New Mexico, do appoint April rs. II day of prayer, or other
religious Observance aud a pull, oliday. MAY tHc clergy, on
that day, proclaim from every HI. the Liberty ~ the God of
our Fathers in contrast with th' very of Odin amid the sword.
lh, mailed fist. the poisoned ga', submarine ASSASSIN and the
liquid fire.
Our gallant ,ors are in the ,.bes. ON the sAl of France.
and their blood of our blood is daily in the holy cause Of
Liberty. liberty tor MS To pra Il 10 sacrifice. Liberty and
Freedom.
This is q time for sacrifice a bor Let n, sdvc food. save
clothing, say" time, buy Liberty Is aud r~cdcdcate cur lives,
our fortunes and our sacred hon the ,upport of the govern.
muut IN the prosecution of the \
This is a time for militant t.u Lei ms cease to speak
nl p'Hr' without victory proc mzcn who sleeps while Liberty
pcrishcs, suppress the >cditious, uc trouor and cntrain the
spy for he'll. Otherwise, Civilian ra, ncrisb and Liberty die.
u" every man woman ana in New Mexico let me APP
p''.t mat \n" support your col lily council of defense, your
'"''E '""ntH % "'I'"N'' 20" council of deftnse-aldlhg
them with diligence.
Disoyalty must bc first whir ~ II. ~ ground.
NIN'' u mdlNu""', nv ~ 0uncils are the agencieh OF
the peopl" aud the state TOR llghi he torch Of Liberty in each
community, hamlet, town ana { Look at the casualty lists
from the trenches, from the BATH az and under earth aud
i'm tie SKY from the high sea an lorneath lis waves. Think
Of the fate of the BclPlans, the W tho Scrhians, the Italians,
the \rmcnianS and the Russians = heir fare was oar fate.
Doubtless their fat" WI he o. q if Germany wins the war.
Set mp the standards upont H.. ,r ,c United States
mako the watch strong.
have hcrcunto set my hand ,..,a tb, o,cnt seal of the
state oi New Mexico =" be ahlxeo mo mt the city of Santa Fe
this 18th day of March, \. ID 1871 "
SEAL ". LINDSEY,
Aupted:
ANTONIO LUCERO Sccreta ,,..o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
GERMAN LOSSES ON
WESTERN FRONT ARE
PLACED AT 30o, 900


Washington, Aprii IA Iirnch
'dflcial estimate OF the German
losses Ia the grcat hattie On the
western front puts thcir total cas-
ualiics ~ bctwr" - 2TS,OOO aud
800, ZOO The Germans are send
ing most of their wounded IN Hell
alum, IL ~ declared, tn conceal
from the Gcrmnn people thcir
heavy sacrifice.
II has been uossiblc ca identify.
the dispatch S,ys, nearly 100 Ger
man divisions, mOrc than ten ut
which were wicr engaged. Somr
~ the divisions, q II declared. had
to nc relieved no the end oT the
first day after losing more than
half their mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
EMBEZZLER OF $4,000
FROM NEW YORK FIRM
HELD IN LOS ANGELES

Vow York. April u N"Ws u Inc
arrest of Harry Btolaski in Los Ange
les today brought out the Information
here that Brolaski was Indicated 10y a
Now YORK grand jury lSst Thursday
ou a charge of misappropriating $40,
900 ut the unds OF II. :. Dawson q
co. % local brokerage concern. scll-
ing agent for stock uf the standard
Film Industries OF which +. b. Jcn-
uinrs. under arrest boo Sew Orleans Is
president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
GERMAN AGITATORS
SPEND LARGE SUMS
TOFOMENT TROUBLE
Argentina and Uruguay Are Be.
lieved 10 Be Kept in Turmoil
With Funds Supplied by Huns ;
New Exposures Looked For.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
GEN. BELL ASSIGNED
TO WESTERN DIVISION
AT SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Washington. April Major 'tcn
g. Franklin Bell who has been com
maudinE the 18th national army IT,
At Camp Upton. y " was
today assigned To take charge 81 the
department with hcadGuar
e san Francisco Major General
Bell recently returned from 10 tour 81
abroad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
BRITISH CONTINI = THIII;
pJ1iSIIT on TIiT Tt1u

london April g. British roo
operating uu M" tuphrt'"s river
N-soputlmiJ cont.uu" their pursi
eft the Turkish troops An ntfici
81, tcmrrt isrucd' to-day Dos the y
office SAYS thu British forces have q
va.ccd ,a miles beyond the town
AI,h Co a point about midway b
~ .cu RIsdad and Nlchpo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
~ " NRE BIUTIED OJr
~ I1RI on CANNDIA n

,aUadIJ. H.n.N Hsadluau'ct' In
Field. Aprll -pn Easter Ntond
&C. year ago Canadian soldiers mosi
mtehcilv tp the attack, captured vi
Ridge This Easter Monday me n
d.cts uf On, Dominion are united "
'ho British troops north ui the scar
,u def-nse II M northern flGnks
these heights which dominate
mu,h ~ the vital areas 3D.. uurtht
France
Canadian guns played 3D. part In I
fcltiug tho German ouslauEhts agntl
pa. positions opposite bup' and O.
Jr.l, last Thursday
Earl, ycsterdt, morning Germ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01
SAND AND GRIl ARE
MISTAKEN FOR GLASS,
OFFICIALS BELIEVE

Washington. April : Reports Of
ground glass found 800 candy, bread.
canned fruit and other food articles
have arisen largely. department ~
Justice officials believe from tho fact
that sand aud grit often gol MO food
\ recent chemists report made 90 the
department said that 10 glass were
ground sufficiently fine not to ho de-
trcted iu mosticatiou 10 would lo mo-
physical harm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-01

COMPLETE RECORD OF
FUNSTON PERSONNEL
WILL BE MAINTAINED

camp Funston. hahs NhIU n
complete record Of the commissioned
and enlisted personnel oi every on
raniz,tIou ut this national armS c""-
toumcut Is Go bc Kept h' the statistic
cal section which is 60 br organized
iu ih, office ur tho division ldjutari.
with ID RlD-ufflDc ln each r'elw'ulJI
h-vadquar. srs Three enlisted men 'i
each regimen. under the supervision
OF the rcpimontal chaplain "r r'EI-
mental adjutaut. viii ho detailed Tor
work ia th, -.ll-offiCc one enlisted
man Of the reEimcutal section VII n"
detailed Tor division section Tie WI,
Doe .n immediate rhgrg" of 'h" roll
and records ~ his regiment 'r.
man from each battalion VIII nr de-
tailed FOR duty with the divisional
section. which Will handle rolls Hnd
records Of ala units smaller 'hon 3D.
regiment
Choice burbank and Mammoth
Pearl Potatoes Tor seed. only have
limited mount uf THE seed. slca~c
order nov IL Interested.
4. ". Irc
ga. al. 2tG West Lead I've.
phonc 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

90. iiporoan Setd SamilIilta.
Maanme Ereairrp Departementis-
Ia on 10 t1ten pafluitetti,na 1000.
900 uubeaa taisteliiaamme. So
pbteinen mafriitltsiimma iolla SetG
Snmali on beioGt wafln1ttamit, norl
fec 13, ,0O0,O oollariin. Seil-
ralltiena tGstd on ettG nlaa. ia me-
rilotilasten muimot otpat tllripattii-
no miestenia fuoleman maralta, ia
malta fun BELLE on taattll maltion
pitolcsta iumma ionfa ientddn pi.
tGiii riittGG ainafin pclftGGn elG.
miieen. WiestGniG fuolemamtapa.
iiflen foboatesia iaa mainro nostao
100000 jos lie on ollrt mieben-
ia ottana paflaltiis iitmlma, $3.50
fuutaniittaiiina annofiina fuboen-
fDmmenen mitoben aialla.
So t6mG tooelIa on blmaaniIin
lafi, fehittpnein lafi, mintG MIN
fam moan lainlaatijafumta on fos.
faan laatim,t."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
Uskon pdamadra
sc. I.
(Satfoa ebell. n:roon.)

@iman belppo ei iuinfaan mai-
nittii tebtGtpG oIlait, mttta apostoIi
iauoriutiiii liinG fliitenfin menestpf.
iellG. SGn muistiittoa mile mali.
tiiiIle mlttta itiesiGdn f0pbiIIe ia
taifin totpoin forrettilIe ntiiltfolai-
file beibGn Siamtalastaan ia Si6s-
tdGn, iofa lauren lalipeittenia NH.
toan oil iili6esti ipnnptt6npt beibGt
Min ettd he npt olimat SarmaIon
.Iapfia ia BELLA oil fatoamaton pc.
rinto taitpaisia. SeibGn aiemania
Ell fiis oIliitfaan tbisono, maiffa II.
ieintin nGptti per6ti toi1pottuniolta.
SiH6 b1r, beiban SitmnIania ia
Serrania, oil usfollinen. Sdn oil
poimoIlomia itsfon fnittta marieIe.
ma beibdt iianfaitfiieen aiitliiiteen.
ga beibdn fGrfimiienid ia foetteIe.
maif ieniafin olipat arntoa nefin, ia.
moin fitin ie elGipd toifpo, iobon be
olipat ipnrptetpt. See oIitpot ia.
moa fuin iiIatiisiiiini fitllolIe. @oet
telenmafiet eipdt Doineet tebod tpb.
iGfii beioGn ,isfooart, moan pl,bois-
tiwot iitd Salomonin ianoien ntii.
fam: "glbio bopeoa parten ia ,niri
fitltoa porten, mutta ipo6nten foet.
teIiia on Sierra. Gal. fan. II: 8.
Siten iaotpiittiwot be astoria pGG.
mudrGn, iieIuienio peIosttfien eifd
fen enempdd tariuinmtt fdrfid, moan
iaiwat riemuita fonomattomaIlo ia
firfashtneeEIo iIolfa.