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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-11
COAL.
MINED UNTIL
NEXT WEEK
Workers Disagree As TO Just
ice of Strike Settle
ment.
BULLETIN.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINesI On, Dec. It-rre~fdcnt
Wilson this afternoon sent telegram
to John l.. Lewis, acting president OF
the United Mine Workers, thanking him
for the "pstriOtic" action taken by the
miners and declaring that "Now We
must nu work together to effect n peS-
manent settlement.
The text of the telegram foliowsf
"May j now express to you and thrs
You to the other Officers of your
Eanization. my appreciation of the pa
triotic action which yeu took at Ind
annapolis yesterday. Now We must all
work together 10 see to IL that set
tlement just md fair to everyone L.
reached without delay"
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE nomina-
ton OF Joshua W. Alexander TO be sec
retary Of commerce was favorably re-
ported today by The senate commerce
committee.
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Better ShiUer
Than Freeze

On streets and rewsstarcs. &c
per cory. Delivered by carrier -
Hammond and west FannYud. Sos
per month.
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TRY Making Your Gum
Cough Remedy
You can save about 81, and havo
o better remedy than the ready
nnade kind Eaeily done.

II you combined the curative proper
tics of every known ready made" cough
remedy, you probably could NOT get as
much real curative power as there ID in
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which is easily prepared IN a few min
Get from any druggist 2115 ounces Of
Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and
I'll the bottle with syrup, using. either
plain granulatcd sugar syrup, clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, as
desired. The result is full pint OF
really better cough syrup than you
could buy ready-rlade for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spells.
This Pinex and Syrup preparations gets
right at tho cause OF cough and glr-s
almost immediate relief. 1t loosens the
phlerm, stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
80 gently and easily that it Is really
astonishing. =,
A days use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
croup. whooping cough and bronchial
asthma there is nothing better.
Pine1 is most raua Die concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine, e1-
tract, and has been ueed for generations
tn Lr:a!: w severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2h ounces of Pine1" with
full directions, and don It accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute sails
faction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
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travel about over the state to call upon
the members of the commission as we'll
as to save the members Of the humilia-
ton Of being served with a process. and
also to save time. wired the members
of the commission requesting that they
meet here Saturday afternoon Feb. 8.
They responded and 1 transmit here
with, their report submitted in reply to
the questions prop0unded in your resn-'
luton. In addition to transmitting that
report which is signed by all the mem
bers of the mmlssion. desired to add:
IF newspaper reports arc correct, it
has been stated by a member of the
house in debate that the resolution was
adopted for the purpose Of compelling
the minority party represented on the
Virginia debt commission as its chair
man, to take a definite stand on the debt
question. and with the majority, assume
part of the responsibility Of the case.
The governor then relates the efforts
he made as a member Of the senate in
1905 and later to show that he was
ready then to assume his share Of the
sponsibility as member OF the leGisla-
declared that mot having evudnd any re-
sponsiblity n sa member Of the legisla-
turc. I cndeuvor to assure you / Shall
not evade any responsibility now.
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II am not flattering myself that my
opinion and advice on this subject nave
at this late day become SO valuable as 10
be highly priced in this particular mot
tor and to be unsought rs to others. l.
do, however. flatter myself that know
what my duties are in the premises. both
as governor and rs cX-ofilcio member OF
the new Virginia debt commission.
II have tried to discharge my duty
conScicntouSly n 81 member OF the COM
mission as I believe every member of II
will testify. In All our negotiations l
declare I do not believe single member
of the commission ever thought OF par
tisan or political consideration.
II hope I may be pardoned for Tolun-
tccring the suggestion that this legisla-
turc should not repeat the mistake MADE
by the legislature Of 1905 and allow this
matter to drift for want OF somebody to.
make the goat
The commission has told you it be-
lcvcs the proposition before you is prob
ably the best one that can be obtained.
but II declined to forcclosc any effort on
your part TO obtain better one II pos
sible Nor is it amiss to reflect upon
the fact that the judgment has drawn
five per cent interest since July !. 1915;
That " you SnOulu eject U dSSepN eilS
proposition now before you. there would
be- n saving Of y per cent in the inter-
est rate. or more than $500 day In in
tcrcst charges.
Had such a settlement been made inn
mcdiatcly after the Judgment was rem
dcrcd more than s750.000 in interest
would have been saved up to the pres
cnt time.
You have definite proposition before
YOU which followed and is the outgrowth
Of the commissions negotiations but
nroposton which the commission failed
to got in full. The responsibility OF &C
cepting or rejecting that proposition Is
yours.
when you have acted. the matter
will como to me- and. rs governor, l Will
approve n proper settlement.
I'm view of the declarations OF fore
ing me tn assume responsibilities in this
matter. I would not he frank If 1 did
not say in MI Kindness, that II under
stand our form of government. rcspons-
Utilities 30 with and are imposed upon
maioritics ~ a natural consequence,
responsibilities. that cannot be shifted or
cvadcd.
"But in dealing, with questions vital
to the people, such as the one confront
ing you now I conceive ii to be the duty
of the minority to cooperate with the
majority in finding n proper solution.
and not taking contrary position mere
~ for the purpose of obtaining some
partisan adv. 'itagc or Of embarrassing
the majority.
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Nd ADDITIONAL
ARRESTS IN BANK
ROBBERY CASE
GREAT NUMBER OF PEOPLE CALL
AT JAIL TO SEE FULTON ROBBERS
BUT ALL DENIED ADMISSION
LITTLE IMPORTATION OBTAINED
AS TO PREVIOUS HISTORY OF
MEN INCARCERATED.
PRISONERS NOT PERMITTED TO
CONFERENCE.-The WITH ONE AN
OTHER OR WITH FHLLowMEN.

There have been no ncY developments
in the Fulton Bank robbery case since
the sensational arrest of Mike Wcnik and
CaSimlr Dohns by Sheriff Hastings and
his deputies Sunday afternoon.
Wcuik and DobaS nrc locked up in sep
aratc cells and arc not allowed to mlnEle
with the other prisoners during exercise
hour. but have time allotted TO them
when they have the corridor to them
selves and they arc closely watched.
Many people called at the jail ycstcr-
day to have Il look at tho prisoners, but
all curiosity seekers were turned away
and only some of the hona-fdc witnesses
were allowed 10 sec the men and they
have been identified as the men in the
gang who robbed the bank.
After midnight Sunday night deputies
went to the garage leased from Sam
pcdros in Warwood on Seventeenth
street by Wcnii and searched the place.
but nothing Of an discriminating nature
was found
The automobile which the robbers were
In when arrested and taken to the Jail
was taken back to the garage in the rear
Of the boarding house run by Tony wa
lonin where wcnik and Dobas boarded
on Ohio avenue above Third street In
Warwood The auto belonged to Wa
lonin and the robbers had the use or II
when apprchrndctl. by the sheriff and his
men.
wcnil absolutely refuses to discuss
his past life before coming to Warwood
except that hc lived in Cleveland and
came here about four months ago. The
officers suspect, that he is an old hand at
tho holdup Ganic and think he has been
implicated in many Jobs" pulled OF in
nd md Pitt SburCh
When he came to Warwood> he leased
a garage on Seventeenth street just back
Of tho Rank of Warwood from Sam Pc
tros, but has fS>len behind in his rent.
He also rented the small garage in the
rear Of Walonin's house. which has
capacity Of storing three machines ana
opens on Third street.
This garage Is long narrow affair ana
extends up to the back Of WaloninS
house, which was searched Sunday and
when the money. fuse wire and electric
drill was found.
Both Rcnlk and Dobas say the jailers
seemed to be satisfied in Jail and are
taking things easy.
The supposed leader Of the gang and
the one that wore a red sweater have
completely disappeared and Sheriff Hast
ings Is tracing down every possible clue
which will lead to the apprehension OF
the robbers. but without any success up
until late hour this morning:
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OMc1a1 Etatement-

PARIS. Feb. 10.-The official com
municat;on dealing with tho work Of
the supreme war council says:
~ meeting of the supreme war coun-
ell was held this afternoon from 5
to $50 o'clock 1T the Quai pOrsay.
The conditions Of the renewal or
Tbs. arn,istire were, first discussed. NJ.
Klotz French minister OF finance, then
described the work published IN l9l6
of the German great general stan.
proving the prem"ditated and systelua-
tic character of the destruction or
Trrrch industry. He gave Il detailed
analysis OF this work. which 1t was
,:rr:%cd 70 refer 10 tho economic COM
mttcc.
TN: next meeting will take place
tomorrow n o'clock. tn" Belgian
delegates will first be heard"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
TRY TH|SFORA
COLD ITS FINE
"FAPES COLD COmPoUNDn ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
IN FEW HOURS.

You can end grippe and break up Il
severe cold either in head. chest. body
or limbs. by taking n dose of "Papc's
Cold Compound every two hours until
three doses arc taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up noStrils
and mir passages in the hcad. stops mas
ty discharge or nose running. relieves
sick headache. dullness. fcverishneSs.
sore throat. sneczing. soreness and stiff
ness.
Don't stay stuffed up. Quit blowing
and snuiIlng. Ease your throboing
head-nothnG else in the world gives
such prompt relief as Tapes Cold Com
pound" which costs only few cents at
any drug store. 1t acts without assist
ance, tastes nice and causes no inconVc-
niencc. Be sure you get the genuine.
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part that the meeting evetually took

part that the meeting evetually tooN
place.
According 70 Marshal Foch's estt-
mate tho Germans are ROW capable or
placing an army Of 100000 in the
field in two months, time.
Tho correspondent adds: -.
1T is desired to make renewal OF
the war impossible und2r the ronu'-
tons to ke laid down February Il. Inc
terms suggested include tho handing
over Of the whole of tho German ar
tillery: compulsory reduction Of the
Germany army to twenty-five divisions
with machine guns for the Internal po-
Icing Of the empire. and occupation
by the allies oc the Ruh- district, which
includes Essen.
During an important debate on
these proposals the further suggestion
was mada that in view Of GcrmanF'S at
titudc the allies should also revert to
the initial demand for the handing
over Of transport, which was modified
on account OF Germany's plea of I'M
possibility"
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BEATEN IN. GREAT WAR
fcoa.tnrsd Prom Page ons.)

their positions. OF any danger or their
not being able to dictate what peace
terms they please.
The correspondent in Paris OF the
Daily Mail credits Marshal Foch as
having said to the supreme war coun-
ell that there were many instances OF
Gerrnanys failure to comply with Inc
armistice terms. notably in the handing
over Of artillery. submarines and agri-
cultural machinery.
"As evidence Of the German spirit
the correspondent continued, marshal
Foch mentioned an occasion when he
summoned a German commission to
NEE. him and they failed TO appear
at the time and place indtcaeeo. 1t
was only after strong pressure on mis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
fulton COUNCIL
APPOINTS OFFICIALS

The council Of Fulton held meeting
last night and after going over routine
business appointed officials for the
coming year.
Louis Logomarcino was appointed
town marshal for the second term: DR..
Harry A. Henderson becomes health
officer and Attorney Charles J. Smith
Of Warwood. will take caro- Of the towns
legal affairs.
Fred Bayha was appointed to council
in place Of one of the members who re,
comfy resigned
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When the Baby
Needs a LaxatiUe---

A better plan 10 10 employ mid. gentle
laxative of which only little II required.
There Is q combination Of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under
the name of Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin that
thousands of mothers have used successfully
for baby's con.tipation and its accompany
ing ills, such as belchins. wind collie, rest.
lessness, sieeplessness, etc. =.
The nursing mother will also 6nd It ideal
for herself, and It is especially important that
she be free from constipation.
Syrup Pepsin is guaranteed to do ~ prom
ised or the druggist will refund the money.
Thousands Of cautious fanilies have it IN
the house, secure against the little ills.
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II firmly believe that spirit Of cooper.
alton is possessed by the minority MEM
bers Of the legislature. Tossing this
question around with the hope Of enbar-
RAISING somebody or Of escaping respon-
sibility. I am quite sure. never: occur
red to the commission. Such course
if pursued would be unworthy OF the
representatives Of great state, whether
legislative or executive officers"
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No one knows better than the ever .watchful
nother-the natural doctor Of the family in
ali the small ills-that when the baby Is out
Of sorts 1t l, usually due to indigestion or
constipation.
It is always we'll, in any Of its illnesses, to
look for this cause. The dict may have to be
changed, but before good can result from it,
the bowels must be moved.
The mother has the choice Of many rnedi-
cines-cathartics, purgaives, bitter-waters,
pills, physics, etc. but the little body
doesn't need such harsh remedies foe they
wrench the system and do only temporary
good so often followed by m unpleasant
reaction.
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Reparation Discussed.

PARIS. Feb. l0.-Thc text OF the
official communication issued this even
ing on the session OF the committee
on rcparalion says:
Tho COMMITTEE on reparation met this
morning at the ministry OF finance,
with NJ IIotZ in the chair. After
naming the members Of the different
subcommittee. the committee began
tho discussion Of the principles upon
which rest the right to rcparation. and
the examining of the memoranda sub
mi;ted by the different delegations.
William NJ. Hughes, (prcmier or
Australia) set forth the considerations
upon which the British memoranda was
based"
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CLOSED BY STRIKE.

DENVER, Feb. 1o.-Most Of the TWEEN
ty-five Denver Schools which were
closed to-day by the strike Of stationary
engineers for an increase of $40 g. month
pay will be re-opcned tomorrow morn
ing, il was announced tonight by Carlos
NJ. Cole. superintendent Of schools. The
strikers will be replaced with returned
soldiers and sailors who were examined
by the school board to-day and given
licenses by the city.
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ARMY OF 100000
PROVIDED FOR IN
FHE ARMY MEASURE

WA;fiINGTON. Feb. l0.--A tempo
rHry military establishment Of @S.''9
"i!:r"rs and 5U9. aus enlisted men IS pro-
vIG",l Ter in the annual! army appro-
riitliu,l hill rci.nr;rd 10 Tho house to-
day hy "a" military committee. The
measure" carries Il total OF $i.1l1.2S9.i0O.
th crniu.ti" said al army Of the size
recommended be necessary during the
lr"t'i T.: d..:n"hi iIHatiou.
Lending faaJprr$ uf the hill are:
Dual ORGANIZATIONS Of the temporary
army - - AN mon. 81 that part Will
u. ci.nSi!tuirl as prr*rrit'd in the nat
;oral Acf"nsn act If 1916 providing for
organization Of infantry. cavalry ana
artillery UNITS. arh the remainder so
as L." pcruil retention Of new units
await: ION. tank corps and others the
t.s, .j.iurS:; - which wt$ demonstrated
curing In" war.
Return o. the war department or
gan cation to bur,t chiefs. instead of
crnlrrinG It's organization IN the general
Statt.
Restoration Of recruiting. with pro-
vision for one and thrcc-ycar en-
listments.
Adjustment Of distinctivc stripes or
service at home during the war.
Continuation Of the increased war
pay for enlisted men.
Provision for tho promotion OF oui-
GERS and mon. recommended for such
before the signing OF the armisoce.
The committees report on the Dill
emphasizes that by establishing tenn
porarv army OF 21.5I9 officers and
.1O9,eQ9. men no suggestion is made
that such should constitute the per-
manent standing army.
In other words" the report says
under this bill w may have more
than a million mon in the service at the
beginning of the next fiscal year. ana
Perhaps not moro than 100000 at tho
end"
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under discussion. In addition the draft
ing commission, 10 whom the commits
sion had entrusted the revision Of. Ger
tain articles Of the draft made its re-
port. The meeting adjourned at l:lb
p. NJ. to resume its work at lo:oV
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Though certain of the earlier artl-
rlcs may hr subject to denomination
at tomorrows session. 1t is confidently
expected that the commission will be
able to proceed with the second read
inr OF the draft
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LesEue Of Nations.

PARIS. Feb. 10.--'rhn official COM
inunication was issued this evening:
The seventh meeting Of tho COM
mission, OF the league III nations was
;"ld this morning At 1880 o'clock at
tho Hotel Crill"n.
at this meeting the commission I'm
shed their first reading OF the draft
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LORD CECIL MAY NOT
COME TO WASHINGTON

PARIS, Feb. 10.-Lord Robert Cecil,
British representative on the league OF
nations commission, Is still considering
the question whether he will accept the
appointments as British ambassador to-
Washington. which has been offered him.
It is understood that he Is not inclined
to take the post. Personal reasons, ~
IS said, stand in the way Of his absent.
ing himself from England. :.
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PRICE As ALWAYS

In apise Of greatly increased iaSerstory eo<ta due
TO the War by sacriheins profits tnd sosorb!nx war
taxes we hsve maintained the price ut which this
family ln1.t,vc h., been sod by druggist. tof the pt
7o YEAR, Two siSes-Soc and Sloo.
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FREE SAMPLES

II you have never used Dr. csEweat syruP
Pepsin send Tor free trial bottle 10 Dr.: CshWeu,
t6s Wssh;nKtrn ST., Mont;erlo. III. II theTe ge
bubie. at hoe,e. SAX for COPY Of Dr. CadveHs book
The Cart u Baby
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Don't be denied the society of your
triends-cooped up in a hot, stufy
house-all because you are ashamed
of a skin that is blotchy and dishg-
ured BY ugly red spots: This discol-
Grafton and pimply appearance may
be speedily relieved by Resinol ONT
ment. Its gentle soothing medica-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25

.eeribt geitent tperoen ionte. 5taats-
beamten betone11 bon 1euern, bob Der
Streif Der Mngeiteuten elmer 8ripat=
babn in Snternattonal Jaus, 10
barmlos er an nnb fir ifiiddynn116 aus
iebe, groBe @efabren IN ii6 berge,
neil rabifale Mgitatoren Die Mrbei-
ter auf5utDiegeln 1hden, i'm bic @ol3-
&apier un6 8ergperfS-Snonitri I'M
n0r0liben Minnelota gu 1ibdne11.
Dulutb. - 8iele tauIeno Yf.
GIeiib, @efliigel, Slid uno lon1tige
g5abrnngstnittel aus &ubllpei6ern
aperoerI uie taatliden 8eamten an-
fiin6igen, IN ben eriten Eagen in bie-
iem 5taate ntf ben Marft fomn1en,
na66em Notwithstanding g.
Solmberg berfugt bot, bob nue
&ublfpeidertpnre, bic ldnger nls ieb-
5ebn Monnte lagerE iofort auf Sen
Marft 81 bringen iit. Die @etriebs=
letter bon 5tpan5ig .&lblipei6ern IN
Miinneapolis unb 81. 8aul
itnb benz 1taatlid)ens 2anopirt1daftsz
ffommiii4r sc. S. @oluberg mgetpie<
len tpor6en, Bis 5um ..Sanuar fdmtz
li9e 2ebensmittel Depa11s5unebmen,
apelde Dor bent 10. Muguit 1918 in
Die &iiblfpeider gebradM mltroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
&nrje Na9ri6ten aus
ben lorDmeflt9en gtaQte1

re,1en 9ro5eB. Die beioen 8eamter
tparen lebten Sommer in Sadlon
Minn., Ser @eridau0rl1ng our Ser.
breitung i%lloDaler 2ebren idllloig be.
funben por6en.
DuIntb. - Dtele Sta0t mie
8irginia unb @ibbing mer6en Die
Salfte Ser Steuern i'm 9etrage bon
$20,8t6,127.50 be3ablen, sic i'm
&ountp I'M ndditen Sabre fir ole
@eneintpeien uno S9ul6i1trifte i'm
l@toate berborgebt, Die INT 8iro bes
County MuoitorS @alter s. 8orgen
ausgearbeitet mor6en lit.
SEbief Miber Sails. = 81.
ne amtlide l1nteriudung bat er9e<
ben, oab cine Inaab1 IN 6teier @e-
geno mobnbafter UamilienL Die 1eb.
tes Sabr bon Ser Slut betngein6t
muroen, imn1er nod Ser l1nteritubnng
beoiirftig iin6, uno, mie eS beibt,
miro man iid) btesbe3iigli6 an@onber=
neur8nrnq1iIt tpen0en, 6a 6iegetpll-
ligung bon $4,000, tpel9e bo11 Mtar-
fbau County gen1a6t nn1r6e, aufge-
broubt E,rOen 1T.
9. iluatrr~-Gie GIulbc'
borO, bat sia @eiu9 I'm eirc Or
b0tuna III! $500 IN o"1 @eb0ftern
Ser @odidullelrsr ber1uelgerf. Gr<
items iue,l 1tir> @el6 90 lit. hi:e smc1-
tens a:"i( Sir Sebrer nnt'r &ontraft
1in6: Sen @ra6enlebrerinnen muroe
cine 2obnaufbelierung bon monotlib
$40 hemiuigt.
2]uberne. - Sic Stilumgeber
erflarten ii9 nit 667 gegen 153
@timmen fir 6ie Musgabe bon 8ol1os
int 9etroge bon 100000. OUR @rriG~
tpng zines 11e11en S6ulgebanoes.
so ontebi6eo.- gilbert Sobn@
ion fam bon G9meoen na6 bier, INN
ieinen 8r11oer @arl Sobnion, Der Dor
flint ssobren ii9 1pa6 Mmerifa begab
un6 6eIien lebte 8riefe Dor 5tDei Sab<
ren ben $50 ltitempel MonteDi6eo trn=
gen, gu finoen. Sc gelarg ibm ieoo@
ni6t, anf cine 5pur 6es 8r16ers 5u
fommen, rn6 als feline Mfittel aus
gingen, 1robm Mlbert cine Steaung
ouf elmer Sorm in @oo6bue, Minn.,
an. Die 8eb0r6en bemiiben iib nun,
BEN STU fentbaltsort 6es Carl Sobn=
ion nuSfin0ig GIT MAIDEN.
Me6 @tng: - Oscar Baffo
aus &e1tDon lit bon @ei6tporenen int
bieitgen 9iftriftsgeriGte bon Der Mn=
foge 6es MngriffS nit elmer S6uB=