davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Ukraiinski minister obtozen vel
kanske tatvine.

Kakor poroGa brzojavka IL Kie'
va, je agrikulturni minister NJ
Kovalovski, clan ukrajinskega
prehitenega ikabineta poneverlI
svoto $2,5OO,OOO ter pobegnil.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Zgube nemSkih submarinov.

Neko atlantisko pristanisce. -
Pomorski caSniki, ki so dospeli
sem IL starega kraja so prinesli
porocild o dobrih uspehih ameri-
Ske mOrnarice, posebno pa rusii-
cev, katerih naloga je, pregnati
nem$ke submarine IL odprtega
mOrja. Oni pravijo, da pride do
Sedaj ma vSak ameriSki rusilec pO
Sest do osem potopljenih nemSkih
submarinov, kakor tudi, da so a.
meriSki ruSilci potopili zadnje ca
Sc mnogo submarinov najnovejse-
Ga tipa.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Diva bivsa predsednika skupaj
pri obedu.

Theodore Roosevelt in William
Howard Taft, sta Sc sreeala zad-
MO nedeljo V jedilni sobi Black
stone Hotela V Chicagu.
"Kako 81, Colonel?" je vpra-
Sal Taft, ko je zamisljeno stal pri
mizi.
Izborno!" je odgovori. vpra-
Sani in Sc dvignil raz sedeza.
Tafta so povabili, ola prisede,
kar je ia tudi veseljem storil,
kaj pa Sc je med veleumi pozneje
govorilo in V kak namen sta Sc
srecala V Chicagi pa nam nj zna-
no, dasi so iu easnikarski poro-
eevalci1 izprasevali ma vse mogoee
naeine, vendar MISC mogli izvedeti
cd nju pravega namena in po obe-
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Tudi inozemci 50 lahko patrijoticni.

filed with the Chicago Illinois, May 2S
1918, of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28

NEMCI so ZACELI z oFENzIYO NJIHoV C1LJ JE PAR1A.
ToDA ZAVEZNIKI so ZANJE PRIPRAVLJENL = AME-
RIKANCI ZMAGOVALCL ZAVEzNIKI NADKRILJU-
JEJo soVRAzNIKA ZRACNIH BOJIH = MEM
CT so ZGUBILI MNoGo LETAL.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Legar Sc siri.

Geneva. = Ma podlagi movie, Xxi
so dospele IL Berlina V Bazel, Hin
denburg Sc zivi in nahaja pa Sc v
kriticnem polozaiu v neki bolnis-
nici v Strassburgu, Bamor so ga
pripeljali vlakom IL zapadne
fronte. Pravijo, da ina titus.
TIA strasna bolezfn Sc siri med
nemSkimi cetami iiajvee radi te-
GA, ker SO zavezniSki letalci uni6i-
Ii skoro vse vodnjake v mestih
zad "a nemsko crto. Svicarski ca
sopisi povdariaio, ola nemsko ca
sopisje nj omenilo o Hindenburgu
ze od /. aprila naprej.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Slovanske narodnosti nepripozna
vajo vec "Hapsburgovcev"


Cehi in ostali slovanski narodi
Avstro-ogrskega cesarstva so "a
stalno odlocili, da ne marajo vec
pripoznavati dinastijo "Hapsbur-
govcev". Tako je dejal Prof. Tho
mas G. Masaryk, glavni vodja ee
Ske revolucijonarne armade bore
ce Sc danes ma francoski in itali-
janski 'front.' ter voditelj medina
rodnega ceSko-slovaskega gibanja,
ko je naslovil zadnji pondeljek v
Mandell dvorani ogromno mnozicO
dijakov in fakultetnih clanov chi
kaSka universe.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Pariz zopet obstreljujejo.

Pariz. - Danes vjutro OBJ pol
sedmih so Nemci zopet zaceli OBJ
Strelievati Pariz. BOmbardiranJe
Pariza je prenehalo pred kakima
dvema tednoma, oh kateri priliki
so francoski 6asopisi objavili, da
je francoska artiljerija vnieila te
nemSke velike topove. Nemski to-
povi so bill postavljeni OBJ robu st.
Goban gozda, kakih 65 do 70 mill
SeverOvzhodnO od Pariza.
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Amerikanci 1la 'front.'.

with the Postmaster Chicago Illinois, May "
1915 as required by Act of October 9th 1917
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
Italijani so zasedli ledenik.

Rim. = Laski vojni urad je da-
nes objavil, da so italijanski voja-
ki zasedli vrh gore Zigolon in "a
jeli $40 Nemeev in Austrijcev. To
Sc je zgodilo V soboto in nedeljo.
Predno Sc je sovraznik, umaknil,
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28
800 Cehov zaprtih.

Geneva. = Poroca Sc, da je bilo
osemsto Cehov aretiranih v Pragi
ma Ceskem radi nemirov, XII so Sc
vrsili zadnji teden. Semkai dosla
porocila omenjajo, da je V Pragi
zopet vse mirno.
Neko porocilo cd International
News Service Sc je glasilo, da ie
zadnji teden ma tisoce oseb kora-
kalo po glavnih ulicah Prage in da
vpili: "Viva Wilson!"
Glas svobode., 1918-05-28

nobene postave, pa maj bo to clo-
veska ali m bozja.
"Mozem pa recem, da so ameri-
ske zene bolj patrijoticne, kakof
pa so mozje. One vec zrtvujejo,
kakor moski. V moji vasici, Xxi Ste
je petdeset prebiyalcev, vidite ze-.
ne, XII delajo noe in dan "a Rdeci
Kriz in odpomoc vojakov. Mate
re mladenicev, Xxi so sli ma fronto,
zrtvujejo veliko vec kot pa njiho-
vi sinovi, kajti matere sedijo do
ma in niihova srca krvavijo."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09

fl were in business and were not ashamed
Of the fact I would advertise.
i'll had a poor business ! would advertise
and get more business.
If l had a good business, I would advertise
and make it better.
Display advertising, is the biggest single
force in the business world today.
Did it ever occur to you that some Of the
biggest buyers Of advertising are those, who
have advertising space to sell?
The Chicago News is probably the highest.
priced daily advertising medium in America.
The Chicago News buys more advertising
space to tell about it's advertising value than.
any other newspaper in America.
The Chicago News advertises in trade pa
pers that are read by other newspapers.
They are also read by, investors in advertis-
ing. /,
The Chicago News doesn't advertise be-
cause it has to it advertises because it firm
" believes in the value Of advertising, and,
strictly as a cold blooded proposition, be-
cause advertising gets results. i
Notice your home newspaper.
When it wants the attention Of theapeople
it uses display advertising space. II knows
that to hit its readers squarely between the
eyes it; must display its message.
It knows that a well written display ad
4 carries a punch that never can be injected
into an editorial or news story, no matter
how well it's written. s.tsft
Saturday Evening Post advertising space
is worth $4,000 for an ordinary page and
$4,000 for a cover page.
In every weeks issue, in spite Of the fact
that George Horace Lorimert has a wholesedii--
torial page in which to tall, face to face with
his readers, the Saturday Evening Post uses
several thousand dollars worth of it's wi
gilt-edge advertising space to tell its read
ers about itself. @s
Yesterday. we picked up a current issue Of
Collier, which probably gets as much as The
Saturday Evening Post does for its advertis-
ing, and we found there. a big display ad for
the Boston Post, advertising its advertising.
That ad probably cost the Post. more than
it will get from a solid page Of advertising,
and the Post didn't buy that space because
it needed or particularly cared fol, the good
will Of Golfers.
Advertising for charity or for policy, Or
because one ''has to do it" is poor business.
Advertising is a business proposition.
It is just as much apart Of ones business
as ones light and heat bills and rent and
clerk hire and the original investment in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09

men will be required. II volunteers
cannot be obtained, persons may be
employed and compensated as provid.
ed in Sec. % or registration regula.
tions Number 2.
Governors, mayors, city clerks, and
county authorities will be called upon
by the President in regulations to as
sist local boards in providing suitable
places for registration and to obtain
the cooperation of the proper election
commissioners and -custOdians or Off
GERS in charge Of election machinery
and public buildings.
When voting booths are available,
arrangements should be made for their
use together with such equipmentsas
is usually supplied for use in register
ing voters. Where the customary
voting places are In private buildings,
pr0prietors should be requested to af-
ford assistance to local authorities by
permitting the use of such places for
purpose of registration.
1.-THE presidents proclamation, to be
issued upon the passage of the Act by
congress will fix the date for regis
tration and the a%djutant general or
draft executive of each state will be
furnished in advance with necessary
blanks and forms to conduct registra-
tion.
1T is reqesteds that in each city OF
10000 population or over, having more
than one local board and in each
county OF similar subdivision having,
more than n local board within
their respective Jurisdictions, q GER
trail registration committee be appoint
ed from and by the members Of such
boards whose duty it will be to c0ofd-
mate and supervise generally all pre-.
parations for sue hregistration and to
direct the activities looking toward q
complete registration.
This central registration committee
sand local boards where there's no cen.
trail registration committee should OBJ
tain the cooperation OF the political or.
CARNATIONS, county and city councils,
OF national defense, committees on
public. safety, and similar agencies
within the jurisdiction to- assist II.
bringing about a complete registfa,
ton.
THE adiutant general or draft exec.
tive in each state. actinr under the sdl;
rection of the governor, will forthwith
select a chairman Of one Of the local
boards 50 to meet and select q central
committee and direct such chairman
tofcall together all local. boards with
in such city or. county for the purpose
OF selecting a central registration com:
mittee.
The task confronting the state or.
%Eanization and the local boards is
known to be a great one, but it is con.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09
WHERE TO DINE

pending receipt thereof you are in
structed to make preliminary ar
rangements at once in order that reg
istration may take place soon after the
passage of the necessary legislation.
"The machinery for registration.
must be perfected and ready to be pus
into immediate operation when the
presidents proclamation can be pun
Slished.
The governors Of all states and the
commissioners of the District of Co.
lumbia will be called upon to super
wise the registration in their respec-
tive states and in the District of
Columbia.
"The adjutant general or draft ex-
ecutive In each state, acting under d.
rection of the governor, will be- the
central. administrative authority of the
registration system.
The local board will have immediate
direction and supervision Of the regis.
tration within their respective juris-
dictions. The actual registration will
re made in the customary voting pre-
cinctsi in the jurisdiction of each@l0ca
LOard.
Each local board should be request
ed to at once appoint a registrar or
registrars for each precinct within its
jurisdiction. Where there is more than
one registrar in a precinct, one will be
appointed as chief registrar. Regis.
trars should be appointed for each
probable eighty registrants in q pre-
cinct. This will require one and one
third times as many registrars as
were required in June, 1917. .Regt>-
trars should be competent to do the
clerical work. citizens OF the United
states, and reside within the jurisdic-
tion of the local board by which they
are appointed, and should be persons
who have lived in the jurisdiction
long enough to be we'll acquainted
with the residents thereof. All persons
are expected to offer such services as
they can afford in this patriotic duty
without compensation. If compensation
is claimed by a registrar, four dollar.
may be paid for his services. Volun'
teer registrars who offer their ser
vices free OF charge may be appoint
ed in such numbers as may be used
in any precinct.
1T vas evident on the first regis
tration day that adequate arrange
ments in some jurisdictions had MOI
been made for interpreters. 1t viii
be necessary to arrange for a sufti
Gent number OF interpreters in al
jurisdictions where local boards know
from their own knowledge OF loca
conditions that the services of sucf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09
FRASER ORDERS
LOCAL BOARDS
TO GET BUSY
Appointment Of Registrars for
Next Big Draft Drama
Directed
EXPECT TO MAKE RECORD

In orde rttat every draft board in
North Dakota may be up on it's toes,
with all registrars appointed ana
everything in readiness to be put il.
motion at the drop of a hat when the
word Co comes from Washington,
General Fraser today is mailing to 10.
cal boards the following letter Of in,
'struction: .
The telegram set forth below was
this day received frbm the Provost
Marshal General. 1t requires you to
appoint registrars for every election
precinct in your county where needed,
to select more than one, as the basis
OF work for each registrar is. fixed at
80 registrants. Your experience; in
the class Of 1917 will show o how
to make this list of registrars com
plete and the, class of men that should
selected. Men already registered
can be used in this work and perhaps
those who signed ION the dotted line
in June OF 1917 may be very suitable
for this work.
G. A. FRASER. Adj. Gen.
1T is confidently anticipated that
legislation extending the present draf;
ages will early be enacted by con
gress. At this time it cannot be stat
ed with exactness what ages will be
subject to draft but. it is safe to az
sumo that avery large number Of
men will be required to register ani
that the day of registration will BIZ
early in September.
The registration of such large nun.
bers requires detailed and extensive
preparation and there will NOT be SUI
ficient time for such preparation ate
the -passage-of-the legislation by cor
gress. Instructions outlining procec
ure will at once be forwarded by mai
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09
PuRvEYlNc FALSE NEWS.

4 young lady who gave The Tribune
her name and who offersa every indi.
cation Of sincerity, brught to tile edi:
t0rial rooms this week a news item,
purporting the report the marriage Of
Paul Hare and q Miss Bishee The
item was published in good faith
Thursday evening, Mr.. Hare advises
use that the. report is wholly false.
Fortunately, The Tribune has the
name Of the author OF this practical
joke" and she undoubtedly viii be
given an opportunity to learn that
she has violated a statute which APP
pears on the books OF North Dakota
IN common with other states which
prohibits the imposition Of false re
ports upon newspaper. To- Mr.. Hare,
The Tribune tenders an apology.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09

l.uently expected that the national termg the persons to- be- subject to
draft organization will respond to theddraft upon the passage Of the neces
call and make altprehnfnark arFapge-t sarys Legislation and.theI issuance Of
mentse for the registration in order the presidents proclamation.
that there maybe no delay ID regis .cRoWpER"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09

Advertising for charity or for policy, or
because one "has to do it" is poor business.
Advertising is a business proposition.
It is just as much a part Of ones business
as ones light and heat bills and rent and
clerk hire and the original investment in
stock or goods.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-09

Marshall Field built up a wonderful buSi-
ness by advertising, and now that his bush
nesei built UP to a point where it bears
toward merchandising the same relation
which the sterling mark bears toward silver,
heSiss advertising to maintain his business
on the pinnacle where he has placed it.
Ihave never yet known of a business that
Was,too large to advertise and I have never
seen one that was too small to advertise.
Intelligent advertising is the life-blood Of
American business.
Uncle Sam has recognized the Importance
OF. the display ad.
He seeds to every newspaper in the land
hundreds and hundreds Of columns Of read
ing matter weekly, but when he has some
big campaign to put2over and wants to see
it 90 over with a rush, h turns to, the display
ad, and he is today America greatest single,
investor in display advertising.
AS yolsAlook back over our Liberty Loan
and Red Cross and y. m. G.. "a: and Knights
Of Columbus and Salvation Army and War
Savings Stamp drives you will find that it
is not the local stories and the editorials over
which the news and editorial forces sweat
that stick in your mind, but that the out
standing feature Of the publicity connected
with these drives was the big full-page ads
that caught your attention the moment you
opened your paper and that held it unit, you
had read every word and finished a convert.
In the not long ago cities and counties
when they wished to speak to their public
resorted to long, tedious illegal Notices,
with many whereases and therefores and so
forths. 49,
Today in the east, and more and more in
the west, the municipalities and other civil
divisions are turning to the snappy, pepfu1,
pufrIoseful display ad.
They find, that, even though it cost, =
triie more, it pays better.
It gets quicker results; It gets more gen /
ral.results;; everyone sees a display ad if
it Isl well written and properly set up. It
forces itself upon the readers attention as
nothing else will a
Churches are advertising, banks are adver-.
Using, bond houses are advertising, They
used to think it was not ethical, but they
have gotten over that.
No business is so dignifed that it cannot be
benefited. BY digniied, honest, sincere adver-
Using.
Advertise, deliver the goods, then adver-
tise some more.
Tryeit on your owll business. Our ad spe,
ciatist will be glad. to help you to line up a
program which will produce results.
THE AID MAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
TeiieriIottet i@tenes.

Sra Imiteroun mehoele&, at Der
SnSoag / iorrige llge ianot Steo ell
tor INSTRUMENTATION | Berlin, %
set gif alt onoet emo freoeligt lor lig.
Gen ra'enbc SolfemaSie rettcoe ct
perita6elt @u9reb paa ieloe aeilerenS
Slot. Srroreoer al TinoueSrltoer
bIen fn,it, % set iorlnoer. at GeiIe
rem ieln isqte Sililugt neoc ! &lpl-
ocrcn, imbtil set par lpfteoes Toliti
90 NtilitUr / Torening at he Sp-
rpret. SabIcrne blep brltgt flittist.
Sreooe iorauitalteoc De lafb9n.
eige SociaIiiter ct %ligienoe Sprer |
@erlins &opcoaaoe Inter Den Sllloet.
De lang "Yioricianiien" OF uotalte
iia nlcget Iioet Urbeoigt ON &etlerell
o. hans Suufere. Yoiitict ut DOG
~oennegorg binoret Gemonltrallterllc
| ar rao Sloitet.
Qianenoc Snmltcr bar f,rnoei
Steo / mango andre gper rnrnt ont
firing / SpitIono. Saaleocs Selil,
ia giterretnlngcn i 5reoass ton
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

Splferne bar MI life mere en- ertelte
1enntna | gebolo al ben gantle @in-
oenbiir9linie. Baa Gelc ben 25O Dttl
lnn9t Sront fra &apet I'll berimoo
Wtet5 logger bette ppIoige tplte 5or-
iporSipltem mi b a q DC aliereoe Gin
Ter - iommeiteoer enbog lang I
bogenior.
Og Sranifmpnoene og Amcrifd'
ncrre peoblir ufortroOellt at bontre
6icnoen tiIboge, ifiont De Der ipopoa
poer nleget froftig glooitono. 9e
taber BOG troos ole InitrGngeller
ltaoi9 @runo, Iigeiom De itaoig milter
&ononer % 5orraaO % me 6loffe
al Sanger.
IS Norbbe1t for W2et5 fi9mper
Amerifanerne poo en- 80 W2il breb
5ront, bpor omfring 100000 &plfere
gjer oeiperate 9|eitrpbelicr poo at
ipGrre Dem 8cien.
Sffe paa ct encltc 9unft paa Den
$50 0fil lange 6ront iaar 6icnben
noget YuIterum eQcr Nnleoning til
at rcorgoniiere fine &rGfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

tringl" -" 2sgner!"- - "5orrpoer!"
% "Slape!" frpoiebe binanben i
Siifterl.
Gen e'terrigife ltbenrigsmtutfter,
Baron gurian, erfl9rebe / Snsoaas
/ lloenrigsfomiteer, at leg n9rer
ioag oct bebite Saab ON en- i%narIis
5reo, for naar mon ituoerer NiI-
ions Soar til Spfflano, iao bill man
Inlet finoe oeri, iom fan iorpurre ct
laaoant Saab e1er enoog foriinfe
bets @irfeligeisreIie." San mellte,
at SpIflano piloe gaa inc paa @il-
ions &rap.
Gen 1Soe Oft. t~elegraferes fra
8ien pia @aiel, at Seller aarl paa
ben Dag noiteote en- Proclamation
ON at Der bar taget Sfriot til en- Ont
organization al giterrig paa en- feoe-
raj gaiis peiettlig eiter Den Ylall,
Iom er forflaret openfor. Gen otter
rigife Sci Of Holen ifaI life tilbere
oct pol'fe Tige, % 9pen TrieIt meo
lt9rn1eIte Smegn bill bli bebanolet
lPr'filt Il Sberensltemmelie meb
Solfets Gnifer".
"Glterrig - beoer oct / oenne
Eroflamatton - mac / S~perensitem.
melie meo 6olfets gnifer omorgani-
ieres til Ell 5orbunosltat, bpori bper
enrfelt gtationalitet / oct Serritorium
'om De bebor, ifal forme i'm eeen
lofale SelpitGnbigbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Salfanfronten.

SEQ 8alfonfronten goor oct moi
a9tigt poo iamlne Sis iom | 9cl9ien.
Spifcrne og 2iterrigcrne bar oct ira
uclt nIeo ct gipe Clip pao 1T Gop
oa fonrnle fig no al &c &crritorier,
Dc bar bol6t beiot iioet 1919.
st Telegram ira gSien til Inlter'
Dam beretter, at "Gentrulmagterne6
Nemning al Serbien, Il6anien %
0t~ontencqro bar bcgpu0t" - itjont
DC oog uitterligt bar holot paa her,
meo / flcrc Tiger MI. Y}cn oet beoer
uotrpffelig / @eIoingen ira @icn,
at "Hsmningen al oct offl1pereoe
Tcrritorium ioregaar / @enbolO til
Trpiioent @iliou2 Note".
Scrberne fortintter i'm rolfe
0}orlcb ~norooper ira Nib. Gen 17oe
Gttober meloeS, at sc bar taget Vpetl
2Glcrimot5 peo Chen W}orooo, 10
W3il / Norbpeit for Nib; De tog Der
30 Ganoner.
6ranife trooper bar bciat Tirot
mellem 9tiib og Den buIgnrite @rGnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

Glterrt8crne bolber poa at renlllle
BET peltlige Serbien og trpffe fig mo
| Nfontene8rO - lieeiom Serberne
maatte aicre / 1915. 9e bar opoioet
8~rGtiebpen 0iafopa, bporpeo W}on.
tenegro er Iaat oabent for Snboiion.
Stalienerne pe0blir at ioqe Sitter
rigerle noroiQieutem NIbonien.
Op til Sen l7oe Sfto6er bau0e De
Iaiereoe ttlbo1eorn0et mere enc TO
SreOle0ele al Serbien, fire Semteoele
al Nlbanien. belle GREET Mofeoonien,
% MI %bcGpnocr De ogino at trGrge
mo / Wtontenelro.
Geo 0en iiOitc WeIoina itoo Ser
berne flu SO Nil fra 9eIgroo %
miuore eno so Nil fra Conan.
San Scrbcrne og Sronifm9nocne
fommc tort NOT ino / Moutenegro,
pil Sen eitcrriQite Stprfe / gllbanien
belt bIi oiifooret Silboaetoqct. ga Sc
ouicre0e SioitriosfrGfter o9iaa er
&errer paa Toriaterbapet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Sniflanos Suar til @ilIun.

2onoon 20oe Oft. - Sfelge moi
f~iciele @eretninger til 9lmlterodm
blep Spiflnnbs Spar til Yreiioent
@ilion leperet til ben icbmeit5ilfe
Wtinilter / Berlin 2srbag 9lften.
S oenne Note gaar Spiflanb meo
paa at rerlnle 9elgierl, men ailtager
at ct iaaoant Silbagetog bill tage flere
Wadneoer.
SpIflnnb proteItercr inloo Infla-
gen for 8rulombeo / BrGiibentens
gtote % erflGrer, at Spiflano blep
tpunget i1b / ltnoerpmosfrigen beo
De GQiereoes @lofaoe.
Oct tilfsies, at ben tbife &eaierina
fralpgger fig oft InIpor for Cab at
&pitoer og gern poa torpeoereoe
TaSIagerifibe, men for at frenme
Srebens Sag err Spiflonb reoe til
forelabig of italie BEN uinbifrGr,feoe
ltn0erpanoSfrig.
Siliioit frufienoer Soften fremmeoe
Wagters Het til S~nbbIanbing / inore
tpIfe Inligge10er. % erfl9rer, at
Sniflallo buroe npbe iomme Het til
Selubeitemmelie iom anore Nationer.
Spis sc filter "Secprub. goneu", unne'nl ben
I'll 9tdboer % Gienote. BITS benz ei Runter al
glaoet M 90 od - 90 fenper De os en- M
gbontent, FOL hi moi otoe at panf'isnne BET.