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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23

Cassie Wayne had been To the cor
rcr grocery and was coming home
laden. Mrs. Dorsey never could re-
member to order her groceries In the
morning, She was getting Did and
forgctful But Cassie dare not remind
her. There were few things that Cas-
sic dreaded more than old Mrs. Dor.
sey's wrath So now az gao o'clock
OF the most beautiful evening of the
year Cassie was carrying home the
butter. bacon. eEgs and coffee which
should have been delivered ten hours
before
Che was very unhappy. not BECAUSE
she was u spectacle for all the gas
young strollers To see. but because
she was going iU be too late for the
movies and the second installment OF
q Modern Cinderella" Cassie was
not movie mad. but there was some
thing in this little ragged heroine
which appealed to her like actual
kinship. She suspected that ttn-
dcrella was coming into her own at
the last and she wanted Co be there
to see.
Cassie was only eighteen and she
had never had much chance for her
self. Her mother had died when she
was "A baby and she had been shunted
about from pillar To post until her
father died. too. and she nae to begin
to look out for herself, She had been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
Ar RIM pNsrIMr

In Woman and Wife the Scleo,
sta series photodrnnH adapted from
Jane Eyre the immortal novel by
Charlotte Bronte. which will be shown
AT the pastime theatcr today and to-
morrow. Alice Brady rises To great
heights in her %deiino1ton OF the uu
fortunate heroine. Oustcd from the
home OF the Reeds. the rich relatives
with whom she rs li,Ing az iha open
ing of the story. because Of the young
sons pctulancc. Jane Eyre Us sent 10
an institution presided over by the
cruel Mr.. Brocklehurst Here she wins
al hearts. aud Iuckil, escapes from
rs ksomc confines whcn she u
q position as goVerness to Adcle. the
laughter OF Edward Rochester.
Rochcstcr's wife. Valerie. had he
come insane. ana be- had been told
by her mother that she was dead.
when. however. he tails in love with
lane and announces his engagement.
Nnicric's brother Rboul who is IN bad
financial straits. brtugs her tn Roch-
cstor's apartment, Ne oonceals hct.
hut she breaks loos, and stabs him:
the scufflo nwnkers '11tc. but she is
kept in the dark as to Nalcrie's idcn-
tity.
ON the wedding day, valerie again
escapes and ~" truth is disclosed
Jane Us about 30 leave. when the poor
demcntcd woman nuns 90 the wat
en- and is drowned, Tho cross be-
setting tho two lovcra is lifted, and
theN wed
B'sidos tho above. Fatty Ar
buckle viii Toe seen In a comedy cu
titled The Village scandal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23

with Mrs. Dorsey FOR three years. No
bright future beckoued h had tried
t. keep ON going 20 school ana still
hold hcr job. but that had proved i'm
possible. 80 now she was taking
shorthand lessons aud practising as
she could She had hopes an u year
or 40 Of being able TO get "a place
In an office al perhaps So a week.
rive dollars seemed wealth to her,
for Mrs DORSEY only paid her In cats
and dogs, AS the saying Il.
rs Cassie approached Mrs Dorscy's
prim new shipgle and ccmont house
She heard voices and the sound Of
rockers ON the veranda. There sat
Rose Gladys. Mrs. Dorscy's niece.
graciuusly entertaining Just Gordon.
Rose Gladys had on a beautiful new
pink lawn ana white pumps. M
when she war not lingering her
i%lounces OF admiring her toes she was
laughing into Jus, Gordon's face.
Just, however, was gazing down the
street \ long way of Cassie met
his ewes aud the color shot into her
delicate, thin face.
oh. dear she thought. desperate.
~. hes here. And he's seen me like
this"
She had "a feeling OF agony lust
Gordon. tall. vigorous. clcar-eyed. was
80 exactly her Idsa of all "a man
should be he was the chemist at the
-condcusery and ne boarded down the
street Rose Gladys always was coax
inc him rs the house. Sometimes he
came. Cassie thought II strange that
he dad not fsll In love with Roe
Gladys' wavy. dark hair and blue
eyes when II was 40 evident that was
what was required OF him. Cdsse
admired Rose gladys IL seemed 20
her hat Rose Gladys had everything
that was necessary 10 make a gin
happy She did not have To- worli for
her living She had been provided
with an education, and when the cits
became too hot she could always gu
sumeVh here 90 the seishorc or TO her
Nunt Dorsey where the house WIS
turned over tu her pleasure. Rose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
THE EVENING TOR
THE CINDERELLA
tcopyr;sht. 1918. by W wcrncrj. y,

hut they were su blurred tslt SHE dti
not see Rose GLADYS uuithrust foot
Her own foot struck H. She stumbled
and attempted to move her arms and
lost her grip ON the sack OF eggs The
smash and splash of their demolition
was no swifter than Rose Gladys
scream. oh. my dress
just Gordon had somehow caught
Cassie instead of the eggs The cor
ners of his humorous. tender mouth
twitched curiously az he looked down
at Rose GLADYS pink gown. Per
haps he reasoned that she deserved
what she had got He opened the
screen door aud pushed Cassie in
Then ne proceeded to sop cgg
off the pink lawn with his handler
chief.
Rose GLADLY had a temper e. match
her sparkling eyes aud curly hair. she
let all 90 II loose nov upon poor
Cassie THAT miserable little spar
row. she cried. who lives 10y picking
up other folks crumbs. IN teach
her. Aunt Mag shan't keep her an
other day"
Cassie heard her She had staggered
into the kitchen and sat down bv the
table with her head on her arms. Her
heart was breaking First there was
the modification 81 the accident then
the same of being lowered In the esti-
nation ~ the one person In all the
world b cared Tor then the awful
fear Of being turned cut without a
recommendation "Oh. dear LGrd.
help me" she prayed. gripping her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23

Howe. Robert Alexander. john l..
Hines. Grotc Hutchinson, Walter n.
Gordon. Ell a. Helmick. William
i.issiter add william : McNair
Brigadicr General Jesse Mcl Carter.
chief OF the militia bureau. also was
nominated major general and Briga-
dier General Merritt Wireland. was
nominated an assistant ge7 erai with
the rank Of major general. Thiety-
two coionels. including Marlborough
Churchill OF the general staff. chief
army censor. were nominated briga-
diers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23

Gladys always brought quhntitiee Of
lovely clothes with her ana when she
went away she flung a few worn-out
garments - Cassie And fn2sie dare
not refuse them for there wac Mr-
Dorsey. with her prenchmoui about
gratitude and "beggars mustn't b'
ehoosers.' But she only wore Rose
Gladys cnstoffs at her work She
had her own plain little garments fut
dress up.
At the corner OF the yard Cassie
made an attempt 20 sneak toward
the bach door. but Rose GLADYS cali
ed 90 her. hts locked. Cas- Noull
have 10 come in this way"
Cassie took n long breath. fho felt
The blood drawing out OF her chesks
ana lips into her ear az b mount
cd the steps. she kept her eyes down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
Lemon Juice
For FreckIeS
cIrIsi Make beauty lotion at
shome for a few cents. Try ~

Squeeze the julce OF W. lemons In
to Il bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white. shake we'll, and you
have "A quarter pint OF the best frccklc
and tan lotion and complexion bcauti-
ficr, at very. vera small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
w fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and sec how
Trecklea and blemishes disa ppear n
how clear. soft and white the skin
becomes. Yes! II Is harmless.
Pot IA a HELP WANTED ad. then
read tho SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23

portrait Serve vou right loI rtarry
ing him instotj'of me
he said % $50 oomically ! had 60
laugh, go M part restoring my good
nature.
member
Don't dare h.some "a widow, II
,ou do / shall carry ,og of by force.
I have regretted not DOING so before
lvcrson headed me off"
GOOSE DO Ice sensible. How
could you carry me OFF,"
'NouIl sac H / ever get tho
chance"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
Shortage of Men
For War Work Is
Put at 1000, 600

Washington. Aug ~ The fact
that there is now q shortage IN val
work OF 1000. coo uuskdIled laLOrers
ana that the reserve OF skilled work
crs ls exhausted ten elOped today AT n
conference OF field agents Of the fed
crRl employ ment service. Further
curtailmont OF non-esscntial produc-
ton is planned 10 release mel FOR
wal work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
Thirteen Generals
Receive Promotion

Washington Aug 22-E . Y n
h%rigadior generals OF d. army were
nominated 10y PRECEDENT Wilson tnday
Tor promotion Co. the grad az major
general They arc;
William ~ Johnston. Beaumont y
Buck. william Wiecel. Robert l.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-23
Adams of Omaha
Heads Veterans

Portland. ore, Aug. 22-C 4
Adams of omaha. Neh.. was elected
today commander I'M cher OF the
Grand Army @. the Republic Tor the
coming year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
NORMA TAIAiADGE PICTURE
SHOWN TO-DAY

Although not announced the La
sale is showing the Norma Tai
madEe picture. The Safety Cur
tam today. as well as tomorrow ana
patrons who admire this versatile
star may enjoy her performance to-
day. Ranging from a sprightly
dancer IN a London music hall 10 a
coQuetish wife i'm a fare of India
army post she has many opportuni-
ties 20 display her emotional ability,
as well as her sense OF comedy. The
stage fire scene is we'll presented.
storm i'm India is realistic and the
intricate plot is we'll arranged.
Handsome Eugen O. Brien is the
leading man and adds interest 10
the film by his manly impersOna-
ton. IL is a picture any audience will
like. The mountain climbing scenes
in the travel picture are awe-inSpir-
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
GERMAN PRESS HITS
HUN KAISER'S IDEAS

AMSTERDAM. July 24-The
Frankfurter Zeitung II not pleased
with Emperor williams speech on
The occasion or the 50tn anniversary
OF his accession. The paper dis
putes HE assertion that the great
war is a struggle between two dir
ferent world OnceptiOns-on one
hand the German conception al
right. freedom. honor and morals.
AMI on the other The Anglo Saxon
conception.
1T is not a question OF two world
conceptions says the Frankfurter,
but Of two world powers each pos
sessing might the like of which the
world has never seen before
The German people were not
told on Aug 4. 1914. they were go
Ing out 10 fight the Anglo Saxon
conception OF the world until il
conquered Had that been said.
even In yelled terms. the high unity
OF the will OF the German people
would have been rent asunder on the
first day For the German did not
think OF this or that kind Of world
conception. He thought Of the
fatherlsnd's need, of home. and wife.
and mother"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
At THE CASTLE.

Bessie BarriscaIe. star of hun
dred successful films. is featured at
the Castle today and tomorrow in
Patriotism. a story of the present
war. The picture is different from
the usual run OF war pictures in
that there are no battle scenes or
trench lighting. and the only lighting
shown is in the last reel when a
German submarine crew is overpow-
cred by a handful of Englishmen.
Patriotism is none the less strong,
however. when the heroine defeats a
plot 10 poison a number Of hospital
patients. Miss Barriscale's work as
a nurse is excellent She is charm
ngly human and at ali times indi-
Gates sincerity and loyalty. Charles
Gun plays the American hero.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
THEAT'ERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Girls who chafe at restraint, pa
rental or otherwise, will find in Her
Price" the rev Fox Offering at the
Auditorium today a powerful argu-
meat in favor OF listening 10 the
cCunsels of conscience. In the play.
the heroine, played by Virginia
Pearson. finds no kindly voice 10
warn her when she comes face TO
face with the supreme crisis OF her
young life. The fidelity TO life Of
this film is made apparent instant
ly for Marcia is depicted as human
and with all the weakness OF her
sex which usually pertains ID false
logic in an emergency where desire
and reason clash Her purpose de
pleted on the very threshold OF
fame, barters her soul for the gold
that will win her a finishing course
in Italy, thence TO wrest fame from
the world as a diva, but love enters
her life 70 degenerate and give her
a sense of true values. Mutt and
JEFF animated cartoons. "Petticoats,
a single-reel comedy. and the Pathe
News OF current events complete the
bill Viola Dana. one OF the most
charming of all screen stars. comes
tomorrow in a comedy drama en-
titled Opportunity" The House
OF Hate, the sensational serial with
Pearl White and the Ford Educa-
tional Weekly Will also be shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

itch and burn dreadfully.
and when she would do her
washing she could hardly
stand the suffering. Her
hands were swollen and
were hard, and they would
crack open and bleed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
ARE "0FF" KARL MARX

LONDON. July 24-.'Neo- Marx
ism" is the name applied by the
Frankfurter Zeitung 20 the remark
sbIe reaction undergone by an ap-
parently increasing section OF Ger
man socialists, whereby Karl Marks
principles have been abandoned in
favor of what is virtually Pan-Ger-
mauism.
The chief organ Of the new school
is the Glocke. of which the chief
writer is DR.. Paul Lensch. The
Neue Zeit. form erly in the hands OF
the socialist minority, is following
the same course. trying also. with
the hearty support Of Pan-Germsn
papers. 10 give new meanings 10
Marks doctrines. The Norwaerts
and other official organs of the So
cialist majority still profess the in
ternationar' idea. althoush i'm prsc-
ice they support the German gov
eminent
According 10 the Frankfurter lei
tung much attention has been at
tracted 10 a book by Herr Benner.
an Austrian German, called Marx
ism. War and 1nternationsls.' Rem
ner denounces the moral judgment
point or view" and regards war as
the completion of historical and es-
peciaIIy economic processes. He
says.
1T is not Impossible that in the
future also the world viii md order
through warlike selectiou-that the
power which proves itself 20 be the
strongest organization IS also sum-
uoned BY history 10 perform the
greatest work OF organization. and
20 be by right the highest power. the
Judge administrator, and law-giver
OF the peoples
This appears 20 be the view Of
Lensch and his supporters They
saw they are sick OF ethical flow
ers and, the Frankfurter Zeitung
puts IL. '-ridicule any resolute Will to
peace and peace by negotiations. and
declare the right of determine
ion OF the peoples and parhamen-
tsrism 10 be barren catchwCrds'
The attempt the Frankfurter
points out. to reconcile socialism
with Pan ermanism is built upon
the theory that the only factors in
the world that really matter are
economic.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

~N4t4Nt4I q N5N1o = aIIU OIIIl-
ment were recommended and when she
used a quarter Of a box Of Cuticura
Ointment and a quarter of cake of
Soap her hands were healed" Signed
Mrs. A. DeuTloo. o29 Ionia Ave,
N. w, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Most skin troubles might be preven-
ted by using Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment for everyday toilet purposes.
sAzpls Zach Pre- BY Nail Address postcard
cutieurA, Dept. II. Beaten " Sold everywbers
Soap 6e Ointment = and Soc Tsleum 25c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
LET WEAK DIE
PRUSSIAN VIEW
German Prisoners 0bSeSSed
With Notions That Hun
Ideals Are Right.

LONDON. July Correspond
encej-Despite their four years OF
aghting some or the German prison
ers OF war stnl are obsessed 10y the
German idea OF conquering the world
That unadulterated Prussianism still
exists in the German ranks is the
CONCLUSION Of one British officer VINO
has interviewed a number Of the
German prisoners. one OF them he
describes as IAN intelligent univer-
Hty man. The British officer
quotes their conversation as follows
II do not wish TO insult YOU. sad
The German. "but YOU English are
well-intended fools. We who gov
ern in Germany are not like you.
We govern the fools the fools gov
ern YOU
Your principles are sweeping.
replied the Briton. TO come down
20 practice what have YOU TO say
about the guilt Of beginning the
war;"
Guilt" demanded the German;
.it was a glory Il claim it for Ger
many"
That i hardly your official view. ~
The official view is for the fools
P1-ussian Philosophy.
But YOU believe IN the Prussian
purpose behind al ;his?' asked the
British officer
u do. as IN nothing else" replied
the German The Prussian pur-
pose is God There IS no other.
Prussia will rend the veil OF the
temple. but she Will destroy 10
Great Against Prussian might the
world as st exists TO-DAY viii fall in
ruins but Prussia will build "a better
and more virile world in its place.
Strength only will survive. The life
Of man is naturally a fight The
strongest in force and cunning viii
live"
ct VIII be going back 20 the
Flood. said the Briton.
Prussia Is fhe Flood
And when the world is drowned,
virtue and all such weaknesses will
20 with ito"
The old virtue was womanish.'
said the prisoner The new virtue
IS strength"
I'm that blessed future will war
reign triumphant
Life is war-all OF life that is
healthy. Peace is only striving for
mastery with other wea pons. That
IS the law OF nature.
Weakest Go Under.
SO everyone will fight until
atervone is dead"
The weakest VIII so under. They
are the disease The stronger will
live. and after that the stronger and
stronger. till there is perfect health.
But il may be that Prussia will
keep a rev slaves 90
Certainly" said the German.
Those who care not TO fight that
they may rule are in their nature
slaves"
81 had had enough or IT," the Off
Ger concluded 1T was nauseating
But the man was genuine in his be
iefs and so obsessed 10y his element
ary notion of virility that il was a
waste Of time 20 argue with him.
His conceptions were quite definite
and not a doubt assailed him. The
hideous world OF his vision seemed
20 him a natural and glorious
world"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
HORSE THIEVES ARE
BUSY IN HUN CAPITAL

AMSTERDAM. July 24-The
German newspapers are much ag1,
tated over an epidemic Of horse
stealing in Berlin. In a single week
recently. horses valued at $4,000
were stolen in Berlin. most OF them
while standing in the streets in day
light. The animals are sold in the
provinces, where they fetch fancy
prices. or are used for clandestine
butchering in Berlin. A pair OF fine
during a race meeting at the Grune-
valid course
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24
| CUTICURA HEALS
MOTHERS HANDS,
Would Itch and Burn Dread.
fully, Swollen and
Cracked Open.

My mothers hands were terrible.
Little red spots appeared that would
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Billie Burke's charming and vaVac-
ious manner. an interesting and time
u comedy drama. and a typical
Famous Players production make
our FRIDAY aud saturday biI ,er,
-tsong one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Arms and the Girl" was a stage
success with MARY Nash featured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Eugene O'Brien is again Norma
TaImadge's leading man tomorI,o,,
Gene T. a fine loosing chap and al
ways he is the perfect lover. the
consideratc husband and above an
the very Ikeable man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

Billie Burke. Frohman star. wIfc
of Zeigfeld. CT "Folie~" fame. and
Iovabie actress will To- oar tvo-da q.
feature beginning Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

$40 one should he blamed for
N,tchine accounts OF the pig drive
IN France with tense interest But
don't become So absorbed that you
for set 80 ouy ". s. s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-24

There f. q FIRE scene be- The Safe
" Curtain, the PLAY 81 the stage
shown tomorrow. that has seldom
been equalled for realism.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Spnoagsifole -Wpoe.

Soma areos ofboloer g. 9. Ws-
be / 0a5oretb Wgb., Geoar Sails,
Sa., / 9agene q. og %. 5ebruar.
Wsoet begDnoer meo @uostieneite
Snsoog aften Den 90. Sebr.
ut osnime efter De mango uota-
leIier og 5oreipergiler, ieg bar baft
/ 2sbet af 8interen, bill oenne ge.
fenotgsrelie gleoe mango.
Bi bar ct rigt Program al gooe
3ing til bette Msoe. 8i benter ct
goot Nsoel Sfal bette lpffes / ful-
bette Waol, mao hi babe II goo,
flor delegation til Meoet.
Ssnoagsifoleiagen er en- al Dor
airfes pistigite Eager for Sioenl
Sor at bpgge Siem Strife =
2anb, paa rette Waaoe, tr9nges Der
til Starer Of opgtige troenoe oeo
Cubs Orb oplp1te og banneoeW9no
eg apin6er. De, Der er imaa gsrn
ml, od inart bore De unge = og
oisie igen Sremtioens leoenoe elier
brrenbe arafter. 9erfor, 9. g..
Daebarbeibere, eeloer bet at faa
bem eiort opstiae oe meo @uos
Orb. Oerfor treneer bore 9. g.
Gfoler til bpstige 2arerer. Oct er
peb ubbefsling Of seniiois erfaring
pe6 at anpiie Mnaoer og Rioler,
q. SfoIemeoet pentes at blioe til
4eIfignelie.
Sslaenoe @mner bill blioe bebano-
Ieie:
/. Set geniioige Sorbolb imellem
9ibelbiItorie os aatefismits neo
rnberpisningen.
2 S%poroan forbereoer ieg W9re'
ren) mig til min alosle2
3. Sbao ies fit no of at bore Q.
Sfolelprer.
A. Senoagsifolens oobbelte wfaol.
5. Der bolotes ct 5oreorog ODER:
Den lutberife Ssnoagsitoles Ger
filling.
apre 9rpftebreOre, fom og ner
meo. apre Senoogsifolelprere, tom
90 berig andre meo eoers erfarin'
ger og ler af oeresl
Sea baaber of ie boert pr9itefalo
y 8i fan forIifre, at Wenigbeoen
/ gIoir life ar aft meo ben Sa9 at
n~re Heb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Bort eect Gano.

Foit. 9artb, 2atimer, Sa., talte
pun 8pif peo @egroDeIien af Sol
Dat, @ilert Sobnion / Sompton, og
.iom 8eG9e 6erof 9ar MI Metooiit-
prGit 8it8i9nn i Soma Sails be
.%illttet life at oIoe Here @uostiene-
tier pna 2pif / i'm airte, in0til
arigen er for6i. Ser tom nemig
en- Broteit moo at 6oleln oe6 6en
f6rite Sol0atbegrdbelie / 6ranfin
.@ollntp ifit6e 6oIoles paa Oets tpife
.Sprog.
St. OIoi College 9-9faD. ct.
.OIaf8 SolIeqe %nr6ei6er poo at iornle
.Qtioler til Sob al ct 9sgfaD appa.
rat Tor Gen nor7f lltt6. airfeS
Nj iSiionSorbei0e I Selma. "a Or.
9erents foreitoor meget al oenne
@ren al 2(rbeioet, o9 ga ban nn0er
hit OpboIo 6erbiemme 0ior0e op.
mprfiom poa Wtanaelen al Ell lao
Dan M}oifine / SoIpitafet oerl10e,
or oct blepet oImin0elig at faI0e
.5onOet g66e Or. 9erent5 3sGan
.6lm0".
Set anar aoOt. 9osiereren for
Snoiamlingei, Mfis @nrie 0Gon,
uar INIT moe / mit Gontor, ifrioer
8rof. 8igner. Sum bar oGlereoe
faaet omtrent $1,000. Gn @enig6e0
oar looet Ell betp0eIig Sum -
tilitreffelig til at arifafie Ben MOO
.oeloiqe Dynamo. 6ois 6enne Gum
foner IMP, ioa oil Maalet oG-e
uoact moo ct GilIeg al omtrent
$500 mere til De nGoitte $1,000.