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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
Army, Part Mexican, Was to
Have Attacked in Spring,
is Claim.
WARNS AGAINST BIG
CONQUEST IN TRADE
List of Alleged Schemes Revealed
by Former Secret Service Agent
Capture Spy With I'm
perial Code.

New York, Aug, 23.-Revelation Of
extensive German plots in Mexico
during the war, which included pro-
posed invasion of the United States
by a German Mexican army of 49,
600 men. at the same time that the
Germans launched their last drive
on the western front in July, 1918,
was made here tonight by the Ma
tional Association for the Protection
of American Rights, in Mexico, which
gave out statement by DR.. =. B.
Altendorff, formerly Of the United
States military intelligence depart
ment, reciting his experience as an
American secret service agent in that
country.
In addition to explaining his activ-
ties in Mexico DR.. Altendorf warns
the people Of the United States
against proposed German CONNER
cial conquest of Mexico.
"Within six months after the Uni
ted States ratifies the treaty Of
peace he said, Germany will have
complete economic control Of Mexico.
Within a very few years, if they are
permitted to carry out the plans they
have formulated and are now execut-
ing as fast as they ran, the Germans
will have absolute economic, political
and military control of Latin America
with, Headquarters in Mexico"
Referring to the proposed invasion
of the United States. DR.. Altendorf
sets forth. that in his dual capacity
as captain in the German army and
a colonel in the Mexican army, he
helped to train 5000 German reser-
visits in Sonora. who were to form
the nucleus of the proposed German
Mexican army, and that in his true
character as an American secret SER
vice agent, he prevented the raid
from being carried out
Captures Spy.
"The ambitious scheme" he said.
"was financed bv Won Eckhardt
German ambassador to Mexico) and
was undertaken with the co-operation
of Carranza." says DR.. Altendorf. en-
lumerating his services in Mexico in
part:
"I delivered into the hands Of the
United States military authorities the
German agent Lathar Witchke. alias
Pablo Wabirski. Wabirski boasted
to me that he had blown up several
munitions nlants and stores of exnlo,
gives, ir"ludino the Black Tom explos-
ion in New York: blew up some
ships and caused disastrous fires in
the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
"Wabirski was on his way to the
United States bv way Of Nogales,
Arizona. on another mission, when
captured bv me. On his person was
found COPY of the German imperial
code that came into the possession
Of the American government Wabir-
ski was court-martialnd and from the
fact that his case is before the
president for review is believed to
have been sentenced to death. the
only German spy to receive such a
sentence in the United States"
Other acts for which DR.. Altendorf
cla'ns credit include:
Discovery of two German wireless
stations in Mexico capable Of receiv-
ing messages from that country: re.
porting the plan for the German
submarine raid along the American
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
COAST RAIL TIE-UP.

Los Angeles Cal. Aug 23.-The
Southern Pacific railroad company
announced that because Of strike con-
ditions it had anrulled all trains
from the citv. II further announced
it did not expect there would h" more
incominp trains, with the possible ex-
cnntion of few now inbound on the
divisions centering here.
All nassanger ard FREIGHT and ex-
nress traffic cut of Los Angeles was
at q standstill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
COST OF POLITICS FORCES DEMOCRATS
IORAISE CAMPAIGN FUND OF 100000

:
vfA' Aug. 2a.-The high cost
lynn ,ssning else has hit politics,
'uihg to a statement issued
b Knight by former Representa-
n "a !. u. Jameson Of Iowa,
al ~ finance of the democratic
|to rr WI; in announcing
a. o raise a 100000 war chest
pr solning presidential election.
| dat easest democratic fund rails
LOoo sad Mr.. Jameson. was
81 >. contributed by 100000
|ent u W.: the party to re-elect
n. ~ "i!son in 1916. This year.
{shadd an intensive campaign will
kine0 ~ 20 obtain subscriptions
s 20 from at least 100000
explaining size Of the fund
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
TWO SISTERS HEAR
234 PROPOSALS OF
MARRIAGE IN YEAR

New York, Aug. 23.-Girls,
how'd you like to receive 2334
proposals of marriage in
year?
Simmons and Clarette Ham
ell, K. of C. war workers. Just
returned from France got that
many. At least they say they
did.
All Of the proposals We're
received while they were in
Europe. "The Irish are the
best" said Simmons. "They
work faster than anyone else.
Next come the English. We
got proposals from any num-
Der Of American officers, and
from French, Belgian, Rouman-
ians and Dutchmen as well.
Of course we turned them all
down."
Simonne received ia and
Clarette got 800
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
Crisis Near in
Russian Affairs

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-Amhassador
Morris. who was sent bv the state
department from Toxic to Omsk to
report on condition in Siberia has
advised the government here that the
newt 30 davs will probably see a
crisis in the affairs of the Kolchak
government
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
WRITER MADE MAYOR.

Charleston, S. G.. AUG. 23.-.John
C. Grace, whose articles in the Char
lesion American during the war were
made an issue in the campaign was
declared the democratic nominee for
mayor today over Tristram r. HYDE
after a recount Of challenged bal
lots hv the city democratic commit
tee. On, the face Of the returns Hyde
had a majority of one vote. but on
the recount. Grace was given a ma
iority Of fourteen
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
rben Will Be Withdrawn,
Eays Report From
| Border.
Err. S. SOLDIERS
CROSS BUT RETURN
Ient Went in To Search fol-
IL Thieyes-British War
hins in Latin-American
Waters.

Srfa. Texas, Aug. d.
1 American punitive ex-
lon will be ordered out OF
co within the next "a
according to reliable
nation here tonight. The
4 for withdrawal have
Yet been received, however,
lei Langhorne said to-
L final dash after the
eria gang will begin at
tomorrow, it was said,
|cavalry is now in the vici-
|of the homes of Jesus and
6no Renteria and Jesus
kues, three leaders of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
LANGFOPD SHADES TATE

Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug o.
Sam Lanpford Of BOSTON shaded Bill
Tate of New York. both negro heavv-
WEIGHTS. in 10 rounds of fast FIGHTING
here tonieht. Tate scored knock
down in the third rornd and nut up
a great battle. hut the decision was
awarded Tanpford for his agrees
siveness throughout the contest
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
GERMANY WILL START
RIVAL LEAGUE FROM
DISSATISFIED ONES

Geneva, Aug. 23.-The Mum
ich correspondent of the
Journal de Geneve states that
Germany intends to found a
league of nations. hoping for
the adherence of Russia, Aus
tria and Hungary and later
>of italy, Japan and the "small-
err nations" dissatisfied with
the Paris conference.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
EXPLOSION AT HELENA.

Helena, Aug. 23.- Explosion of
gas in tank at the Helent Cotton
Oil company's plant caused fire in
which Jack Goodman, negro, was
fatally injured, and six oil tanks were
destroyed
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
NEW ANGLE OF MYSTERY.

topeka, Kan, Aug. ga deed
made out in the name of William R.
Ringer for land in Antelope county,
Nebraska, found in the house in Ma
nile Hill. formerly occupied bv Ru-
fus King, is the basis for an investi-
cation as to the identity of Rineer
by state officials connected with the
prosecution of King.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
KILLED: WIFE HELD.

Tulsa. Okla, Aug. 23.-AlIen VIII
liam Morgan. formerly Of Wichita,
Kansas was shot and killed here to-
dav. His wife is heino held in iail
but no warrant has as vet been
issued
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
PLANE GOLIATH SAFE.

Paris. Aug. 23.-The French air
plane Goliath has landed north of
Baker, with broken propeller. All
on board are safe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24

Texas, Aug. 23.-Eight
believed to be part of the
Renteria band which kidnap-
ators Peterson and Davis,
zen captured by Mexican fed
bops at Coyame, Chihuahua,
(g to a report to Col. Geo. H.
fne from Mexican consul
Bengoechea at Preside to-
bandits were captured in a
hall after the federal troops
grounded it, the report says.
(ops had marched to Coyame
hihuahua City.
prisoners were taken. to Chi
] City by General Manuel
Is cavalry, the report said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
Troops Return.

$50, Texas. Aug. 23.-Of the
cavalry detachments which
Mexican soil today in search
udlng bandits gangs, but one
q below the border TONIGHT.
hlch were sent across today
fdered withdrawn a few hours
pelow the border. south of the
ID and the Rio Grande. a
Force Of American cavalrymen
combine the Mexican hills
lns for the bandits that last
Rpt11red and held for ransom
! Paul H. Davis and Harold
ne California Mexican border.
Ian and Mexican troops are
nlng a discouraping search
, Frederick Water
Fna Cecil Fl. Connolly of the
aero Sd1adron. who disap-
last Wednesday after thew
1 Pma; Arizona. on a return
[: Rockwell Field, San Diego,
Two cavalry detachments
t taae. Withdrawn after going in
'O, nv were sent in opposite
\ r rex'' IN nursuit of cattle
fallpre to locate the trail of
Hse EN- YVES piven as the reason
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
Fleets OFF Co..+

,1ets OFF Coast.
~, IAxas. Aug. 29.-Mexican
Ioa aseelved here todav. contain
es :" reports from Progresso.
VI me presence of several
|r.s "Srsn'ns at BELIZE. British
Ehat and to advices from Vera
|o,.;o i've warshins. believed to
Eo, maN' nassed that port north
Poohd few days ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24
Howse to Border.

nowse to Border.
Il Don Auo. 23.-Maior-
nt,, moonrt l.. Howse. who has
|Frs rmea to the United States
tho lance, where he commended
i ~ regular divisions. has been
Bliss W. proceed Immediately to
|El De- dexas. to take command
81 Faso border district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-24

CONTINUED on Page 81
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
ACADEMY TRUSTEES
TO SELL PROPERTIES

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, Del, April 23.--Real
estate Of The Board Of Academy Trus-
tees will be sold. II was decided at a
meeting Of the board IN the once OF
D. w stevens last night. The property
consists OF two dwellings. ono on
Broad street. opposite the school
buildings. and the other adjoining tho
postoflee. The board has owned the
property for many years.
The Board OF Academy Trustees is
probably the most unique body In the
State. and originated through an act
OF General Assembly IN the early six
ties, whereby the school buildings and
the real estate mentioned above came
into their possession, after the old
Academy which was a pay school. had
disbanded and some out OF existence.
The school buildings were left 20 the
united districts Of the town, and the
other property was left for the pup
pose OF keeping up the improvements
on the same.
The board consists Of seven mem
bers. who are self-appointed. has no
governing body, and Is responsible TO
no one: neither do the members hive
90 render any account 70 any one.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
TEACHERS Will
DISCUSS CODE
Conference Of High School
Instructors Will be Held
May 9 and 10
WILL BE HELD AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE
eolal fo dc Evenlne Journal.

I Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Aprll 23.-Plans have been
completed for a conference OF high
school teachers Of the state 10 be held
at Delaware College May 9th and 10Th
10 discuss the new school code recent
! ly signed by Governor Townsend. This
conference is in connection with the
annual r-scholaslic field and track
meet which will be held on Frazer
Pield Saturday, May 10th. Professor
w. A. Wilkinson head OF the educa-
ton department Of the college has sent
out the following announcement 10
high school teachers:
To Hgh School Teachers:
With the adoption OF a new school
code for the state. problems Of unusual
and far reaching importance to the
high schools have arisen. For the con-
sideration OF these and other matters
Of mutual interest, a conference OF the
high school teachers OF the State and
adjacent territory will be held at Della
ware College on Friday evening, May
20. Some OF the topics 10 be considered
are indicated on the enclosed program.
An important feature OF the conference
will be the Informal discussion Of such
concrete practical problems as teach
ers may wish 10 raise.
During their attendance az the con-
ference visiting teachers are invited to
be the guests Of Delaware College at
dinner on Friday evening and breakfast
and luncheon on Saturday. Those who
expect 10 be present at any or all Of
these meals will confer a favor by no
tifying the undersigned IN advance.
We are expecting a large attendance
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
KENT GRAND JURY
COMPLETES WORK
Isaac Caddus Ch arged
With Murder Will BE-
Tried April 80
COURT APPOINTS
FENCE VIE WERS
Special to The Evening Journal.

opecldl 10 Inc Evening journal.
DOVER. April 23.-The Kent county
Grand Jury completed rs work for the
term yesterday after returning the fol
lowing true bills:
Alfred NJ. Millman, assault and bat
terry; Harry Walls, immoral conduct
Wendall Shockley. larceny Geo. Orig
gen, three cases OF the unlawful sale OF
intoxicating liquors: John II. Bailey,
false pretences; Floyd Hanson, non
support; Isaac Gaddus murder.
In the case Of Driggen he was tried
on two Of the indictments and found
guilty and sentenced 10 serve six
months Imprisonment In each case in
the Kent county Jail and pay a fine Of
Si00 and costs OF prosecution In each
case. The third case against him was
retired.
A divorce nisi was granted by the
court yesterday 10 Wilbert Wilson Of
Dover from his wife Esther r. Wilson,
on grounds OF desertlon.
The homicide case Of Isaac Gaddus
has been set for April 30.
The court yesterday approved the
following fence viewers recommended
by the Kent County Levy Court:
First Representative District-Charles
r. Massey. Thomas Kirby. Alfred L.
Hudson, Jr.
Second-James F. Lafrerty, James
Denny, George w. Turner.
Third-George Davis, George Thomas,
John Jacobs.
Fourth-Thomas Marvel, Jos. Boylss.
William II. Marvel.
Fifth-William Dyer, A. G. Massey,
Henry Z. Moore.
Sixth--James Townsend, Edward B.
Carter, John T. Moore.
Seventh-Frank C. Bancroft II. G.
Ross, Ed Todd.
Eighth-Howard Wix, Charles w.
Newman. John w. Killen.
Ninth-Emmet Raughley, George F.
Smith, w. s. Bradley.
Tenth-Arthur T. Robbins. Joseph 7.
Harvel, John Hammond.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
Doctor Tells HoU To Strengthen
Eyesighf SO per cent In One
Weeks Time in Manu- Instances

simple rules. Here Il the prescrirfion; 90
70 any active drug store and get bottle
of BOn-Opto tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto
tablet In a fourth OF = glass OF water aud
allow 90 dissolve. With this liquid bathe
the eyes two 20 four times dglly. You
should notice your eyes clear up percep-
tibly right from the start and inhsmma-
tion viii quickly disappear. " your eyes
are bothering you, even q littse, take steps
20 save them now before q is too late
Many hopeleEsly blind might have been
saved II they had cared for their eyes II
time.
Notes Another proninens Physician 70
whom the above article was submitted.
said "Bon-opto Is very remarkable
remedy Its constituent Ingredients are
well known 20 eminent eye specialists and
widely prescribed by them, The manufac.
turers guarantee II 20 strengthen eyesight
20 per cent in one week's time 10 many
instance or refund the money. II can be
obtained from any COED druggist and ie
one OF the very few preparations ] feel
should be kept on hand for regular use IN
almost every famiiy."-tt IL sold IN VIII
mington BY Liggetts Riker- Hegeman and
other druggists
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
MARITAL Y0KES
CAST OFF In KENT

DOVER, Dl.. April 23-All OF yes
terdays session OF the Kent County
Courts, convenins for the April term,
was taken up 10 hearing divorce cases.
the following DEGREES nisi being grant
Cd: Edward from Maggie Russell. de-
sertion; George from Phoebe Holland,
desertion and habliual drunkenness T;
William from Hattie Seacord. desertion /;
Emma from Minus Edward Scott, ex-
treme cruelty; Hulda B. from John c..
Chambers. desertlon; Blanche w. from
BENJAMIN Rother. Jr.. deseriion and
cruelty; Edith B. from Howard c. VII
llmson, deSertion and cruelty.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23

and most helpful discussions. VIII you
not be present 10 meet your fellow
teachers, 70 contribute 20 the value and
inspiration OF the meeting and 10 share
In the spirit Of good fellowship aud CO.
operation?
Yours very truly.
w. A. WILKINSON.
The program follows:
Friday evening, May o at 73o o'clock,
Superintendent c. l.. Scott, Wilmington,
residlng-Greetings DR.. s. c. Mitchell.
president Delaware College; provisions
OF the New Code That Affeot High
schools" A. n. spald, state Commits
sloner Of Education: Possibilities Of
the small High school Under the New
Code" Superintendent Schilling, Kent
county schools; questions and discus
sion.
Saturday Morning. May 30 a. $50
o'clock. Commissioner A. II. Spaid. pre-
for Agricultural Edu-
cation IN Hlgh schools go min.l. L. c.
Armstrong, state Supervisor % Aeri-
culture; Provision for Homo Econom-
les Education IN High Schools as min.).
Miss Helen r. Brown. Dover Hgh
School; Professional Preparation OF
Hlgh School Teachers rs min, Prof
w. A. Wilkinson. Delaware College
questions and discussion; address.
Present Day Tendencies in Education, !"
Dean Frank Z. Graves, University OF
Pennsylvania; permanent organization.
Saturday afternoon, oclock-An-
nual Intercholastic Athletic and Field
Meet Frazer Field.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
DR.. BISHOP HEADS
DOVER HEALTH BOARD
specIai 10 The Eveuing Journal.

Special tc The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, April 23.-The Board
Of Health met last night and elected
DR.. L. A. Il. Bishop. president; DR.. E. s.
Anderson, vice-president; Herman c.
Taylor, secretary, treasurer and execu-
tive offlcer. Cleanup Week" has
been designated as the week from May
- 10 a., after which the annual in
spection will be made as 60 sanitary
conditions.
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
A Free Prescription You Can Hsl
Filled and Use at Home.

~ NtNt NfNcNTtVlloN tOu 1hu tldhF
Filled and Use at Home.
Philadelphia, ps. Do you wear glasses
Are you a victim OF eye strain or other eve
weaknessesl II 90. you will be glad 20
know that according TO DR.. Lewis there is
real hope for you. Many whose eyes were
falling cay they have had their eyes re-
stored through the principle OF this won
derful free prescription. one man says,
after trying Il; Il was almost blind; could
not see 20 read az all. Now 7 can read
everything without any glasses and my
eyes 40 not water any more. AZ night they
would pain dreadfully; now they feel nne
ell the time. II Was like n miracle 20 me"
A lady who used Il says. "The atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without glasses. but
after using this prescription for hfteen
days everything seems clear I can even
read hne print without glasses" IL is be-
iieved that thousands who wear glasses can
now discard them 10 g reasonable time and
multitudes more will be able 20 strengthen
their eyes 80 as 20 be spared the trouble
and expense Of ever getting glasses. Eye
troubles Of many descriptions may be
wonderfully benefited by foliovins the
Evening journal., 1919-04-23
EASTER GIFTS FOR SINGERS

At the close Of the Easter morning
service members Of the choir OF I'm
manuel Church, Highlands. were pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. William Bush
with Easter eggs. This gift was high
ly appreciated by the choir.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24

EORBIH TOATE LIlNBILE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24

ziarul sd apara. Pc uncle bande de
hirtie citi Gu oare-care regret adre-
sa sa insotita de functiunea ce avu-
sese. Trecu intro condica niste su-
me cheltuite in ziua aceia 81 Sc is
cali jos intocmai ca la cancelarie.
Sc duse intr o galerie 81 puse smo
chine 81 spuma de mare la sticleti
81 la canari. Facu o scrisoare unui
prieten care il imputa in totdeauna
ca nu i scrie. Dupa ce mfnca, Sc
duse la teatru.
Vre'o saptamilla de zile petre-
Gu cam tot asa. Incepu insa sd SIM
ia lipsa de lucru intr un mod fngro
zitor. Murea de urft 81 pace buna !!
Nu'i placea sa eiteasca romano. Flu
ma tigare dupa tigare 81 umbla de
colo pima cola. NJ sta ce sd Sc ia
ca. Era o fire muncitoare. De pa
tru-spre-zece AMI muncind regulat
la anumite ore isl facuse un Obiceiu
Acum pare Cd j Sc miscau minele
fara voie'i cum Sc misca rotitele
de la 0 maSina destinata ca sa Sc in
virteasca. ST el devenise o masina,
un aparat care facea de patru-spre
zece ami incontinuu anumite mis-
carl. Sc uita pc strada 81 vedea
cum toata lu1nea umbla incoaci 81
n colo, dupa treburi, cum toate a.
nimalele muncesc si'l coprindea un
fel de rusine. Multi il fntrebau da-
ca cum-va ia concediu, vazindu-l
prin tirg la ore de cancelarie. Con-
tinua cump&ra furnituri pentru
biurou de la ibrarul sau, mai multi
de obiceiu de cit de trebuinta.
(SfIrsitul va urma.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-24

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul1 din Salem, Ohio,
a avut o petrecere impreunata
ell productie teatrala 81 dams in
seara de 20 Aprilie 1919, la care
a avut un rezultat foarte multu-
mitor, att din punct de vedere
moral, cit 81 material.
Deci in primul rind venim a.
duce in numele societatii ,,Leul'
cele mai calduroase multumiri, a
tit d-nilor diletanti, cit 81 d-nelor
diletante, care si-au predat rolu-
rile avute intr'un mod foarte
placut, find I'M mai multe rim
duri viu aplaudati de onoratul
public asistent.
Tot alaturat venim a multumi
in numele soeietatii ,,Leul" 81 a.
celor domnishinevoitori care au
contribute eu suprasolviri Gu
aceasta oc&xiaBs 81 care surt
urmatorii ms911i5nosi donatori:
sofron Cahja presedintele SOC.
soc; loan NJ. Pcpa 81 sofia, storer
81; Maria CHI Farcasiu ST.; Gil
gor Trif steg. nat. 81; Efrim Ba-
Ian 81 sofia soc; George Pacurar
soc; Eva Muntean soc; Irimie
Popa 81 sofia Soc; Nicolae Nan
81 sofia soc; loan .Judele 81 sofia
81; Simion Calm soc; Alexandra
Rati ST.; Vasile N. Jiga 81; Gill
gor Stancovicil 81 sofia 81; Mrs
Green soc; loan Grancia 81; Nj
colae Bursan Soc; loan Dana soc.
Gu aceasta 0caziune s'a obti-
nut urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale 49,. ..... $4,000
Este totale -. -. $215.4
VENT curat -. $11460
Care suma s'a adaugat la fon-
dGul societatii ,,Leul'.
Deci in numele societatii lie
ul'' venim a multumi calduros
tuturor participantilor.
De asemeneaA multumim caldu-
ros 81 d-nilor diletanti 81 d-nelor
diletante pentru sprijinul dat So
cietatii noastre Gu aceasta oca-
Zune.
Tot asemenea multumim 81 tu-