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TranscontinentaI on.

Transcontinental on. with a net gain
of * at time when all the other stocks
in that department were either holding
their own or losing from l to 3 points.
RESPONDED to some bullish information
disclosed yesterday. 1t sold as high as
b8x, within Y of the record high, and
ended the day at 57is. The official an
nouncement was made that through the
purchases of the Inland refinery, just
completed at Fort Worth, with a ca
pac!ty Of 5000 barrels a day. and OF a
newly completed pipe line which runs
from the refinery to the Duke-Knowles
pool, with branches to the Ranger and
Caddo fields. In all ninety-six miles,
something like $12,00o.000 a year had
been added to the earnings for the stock.
This would equal Sc on 100000 shares.
Interests connected with Transcontinen-
tai figure a profit from the Duke
Knowles pool of 50 a barrel and also So
a barrel refining profit. Other pipe lines
at the Duke-Knowles pool have been
paying Transcontinental $2.25 a barrel.
CrucibIe steel.
An explanation Of at least a part of
the remarkable action OF Crucible Steel
In recent weeks was seen yesterday In
the declaration by it's directors OF a divi-
dend of per cent. thus placing the
stock on IL per cent annual basis It
was only three months ago that its frst
dividend declaration was made, III per
cent, being ordered at that time. 1t was
declared bysthose very close to the man
agement of Crucible that the company's
earnings were running along at such a
rate that the ~ per cent. rate could be
maintained indefinitely. A large propor-
ton OF this news had been discounted
In the pyrotechnical displays given by
Crucible few weeks ago and yester-
day after the announcement of the In
creased dividend was made. the stock
advanced only 2h points. a very modest
move for that issue.
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e0"'."ssa On Columns 9 ana :.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY
COMMERCIAL PAPER.

COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Receivable. Other Names
Sixty days. =. 81 0tKlThree TO six
Ninety days. SKI bhl months -. .Eik0Sk
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges. ss7s,ssI.2zl; bal
anoes tl25 026,94; Sub-Treasury debit bal
ances 1910 ILL; Federal reserve credit balances,
sos. 297. S64.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Boston, par; Chicago par; 81 Louis. $50
$50. 12h per 1900 premium; Cincinnati. par:
Minneapolis. loc. premium.
SILVER PRICES.
Bar silver In New York t.isH, up Nc. /:
In London. dkd., unchanged: Mexican dol
lars. Nhc., unchanged
FOREIGN ExCHANGH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

found IL agreeable and he received
many laughs. Dick Riley was an at
t"nuatcd Dave. intoniQS his lines in
serious passages like a li.urgical
churc hof England curatc. The re-
naming roles were not objectionably
taken.
The scenery appears 10 have hccn
recently renovated. even to a fresh
looking set of boxes and barrels in
N" second act. The Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" Is getting off well for
the series OF l9l9-lc20. with careful
treatment it should bc good for twenty
years more.
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The Trai! OF The Lonesome Pine"
from the novel by John Fox, Jr con-
tinues 10 attract large audiences wear
after year. AS our friend the door
keeper remarked, They crowd the
house for this play and when first
class new one comes the Academy will
be only half filled" It may be the
Blue Ridge setting, or tho affection
which is felt for the Virginia novelist,
but the Lonesome Pine" draws fhe
croAd.
The play was well presented. rather
ncttcT than last season. Credit for
TINS is due in large part to Jane Ware
VINO hts and acts the role OF June very
acceptably. Her mountain dialect was
sufficiently good 10 merit praise. VIII
Ham j. C!lo repeated MS success OF
last season as Jack Hale. While ,bara
seemed no logic in Joe Lyoncl's bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
WATERCRESS URGED
AS DAILY TABLE DISH
Late Fall and Early Winter Good Time to Use Succuent
Green as 1t Removes Suggshness of Blood
and Has Life-Giving Qualities.

one bunch of well-washcd watercress
and serve as a salad.
Purcc OF Crcsr.
Cleanse thoroughly two lunches Of
cross and then chop fine. Place in
- saucepan and add
one quart OF water
one onion grated
Cook FOR twenty-five minutes and
then put through fine sieve and
Three tablespoons Of cornstarch.
one teaspoon of salt.
,)n"-half teaspoon Of paprika.
Dissolve, in one cup. Of milk: then
stir and bring to 4 boil. Cook for
i've minutes and then serve with
toast.
Rrni.cd eros. with EEEs.
Prepare one bunch Of crcsS and then
chop tine and place four tablespoons
Tho crcss and one-quar;er cup % water
Simmer gently for fifteen minutes and
uA"n use as a filling for the ornele,
or with scrambled eggs. or spread
on. toast and season with pepper and
salt. and then lag poachcdy egg on
,"p' Four one teaspoon Of melted but
hn"ly minced parsley and serve with
dustins Of naprika.
p- crrss t,iilinE "a. snnd-'che..
Three tablespoons of butter,
one-half tables pooh q. mustard,
One tablespoon OF paprika
Four slices Of bacon minced fine.
and nicely brown the "a, from the
Beat 70 cream and then add the
prepared crcss. Mix well and Sprca d
between thin slices OF bread. Trim
tn" crusts and cut into trianEles
CrcsS Filling for Ronx: Shoulder OF
Lamb.
Mince a bunch OF prepared cress hnc
and then soak sufficient stale bread
when pressed dry the bread should
measure ono cup. Now place ak table
spoons OF bacon Eat in frying pan
and add
pne-halc cup OF hncly chopped
The prepared cross.
Cook slowly untn the onions are
soft and then add the prepared bread.
Two teaspoons Of salt,
one teaspoon OF paprika.
Mix we'll and fill into poke. made
in the shoulder. Pat the meat with
Hour and place in a baking pan and
bake in wodcratS oven. allowing
twenty minutes TO tho pound
To use tho c-ess for sarnish. chop
fin" and form ii border o. serve IN
rs natural state.
MayonnnI.e of Cress.
Prepare IN. crcss in the usual man
Hcr and chop fine Add
Four slices % finely minced bacon.
on" large onion. grated.
On" teaspoon OF salt.
one poon o: paprika
cnc-nalt teaspoon OF mustard.
Mix we'll and serve with cold roast
meats. oysters Or meat pies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Goats and Suits
SHORTER SKIRTS.

Ne,ours and pea"hbioom arc used
principally in the ncw coats and suits.
samples Of which have recently arrived
in this country from Paris. y fullness
- noted which. because Of the iittcd
lines, make il appear more extended
than 1t really is. Although shown in
the aforesaid materials. il is announced
by dealers that these models Will soon
appear In chiffon velvet or VclVctccu.
There is nothing ultra about the
styles OF any models, and fur is used
inr the collars only which favor chin
anu Scmishawl effects. on the suits {;
ScartS on the coats and small pull
through or Sdc-faStencd effects on the
niEn collars Of the frockS. In the latter
instance the collars are always at
tached across the back and sides only.
leaving the fronts free TO be opened
fully. If desired
Dole and taupc nutria arc the ia
vorcd furS for this purpose. and on "a
suit OF navy blue. slightly different in
line IL is molcSkin which serves fo-
the back portion Of an odd reversed
collar which has three buttonholcs on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
THE SANDMAN STORY

so los, in admi-inE tho beauty Of the
scene she did not notice they were
approaching u castle until her boa,
sailed under 4 white nla.b.s bridge.
which soon brought her TO the steps
which led into the garden OF the
Here the strange boat stopped and
,he Princess knew she was expected
TO get out.
She walked UP the steps into gar
d"n filled with pink and white roses
Win 4 fountain Of pearl and gold in
inc center which threw "a pcrfumed
spray all about, which flied the air
Win fragrance.
There were no paths N the garden,
and yellow birds altered among the
small green trees and sang sweet
Through the roses and trees tho
fr!ncess sa" the entrance to tho
$500, 1s.ly ana down the broad steps of
ing creature. followed b. more scr
wants than the Princess had ever seen
IN her fathers pa lace
'Ihe Princess did nos feel az all
AFRAID a! though the strange looking
creature had the body of a beautiful
leopard. while his head was that OF
the handsomcst youth the Princess had
ever bcha!d.
HIS hair was dark and as he cam,
nearer 20 her the Princess saw ,ho;
ms eyes We're deep blue, the kindes,
eyes she had ever seen
lie heid out on" huge paw toward
h hr mo then withdrew it and said: II
OF such = hcas, as am, hut 60
assure you will no; harm you. prin-
am not afraid" said the Princess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

the right lapel only. Two pockets are,
inserted at either side OF the front
which suggests a cutaway. as the bot
tom edge OF jacket dips to tho back
with undulating bu, modified ripples
which are the result of tapernE cores
from nccklne. These eliminate the use
OF a belt and give a scminttcd waist
line.
Self-straps arc stitched with loop
end Sacross tho shirrcd sides Of a tan
SUIT and the skirt proper corresponds
with yoke effect noidinE shirrinEs.
Tho use OF tiny silk tasseiS in an an
broken row. dividing stitched loopincs
Of silk braid across the sides Of an
other model ia also attractive. the tas-
sells also being used on some OF the
dresses
Topcoats follow the same lines. with
httcd bodiCcs and skirt sections like
those described for tho suits. giving
them the appearance of dresses with
their lifted sleeves.
These. models. it is believed. arc
really the forerunncrs OF styles TO be
shown for spring
Tn" suit Jackets average Gnger.ip
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length. and the skirts, while shorter
thhn those shown up to the present
times. are not quite AS snort as those
20 the dresses. some OF which ara
fully twelve inches from the ground
fcw OF the dresses have there
quarter length sleeves. but otherwise
they arc long and fitted. \ French
blue velour frock is pegEed at the sides
and has loose front panel.
sapphire blue chiffon velvet is used
for the facinEs OF tabs which tall from
tho bodice OF r tan velour dress, while
nasturturn colored Gcorgetse serves
the same purpose on black vclvetcen
model
The art OF contrasting colors is also
carried out OH the topcoats a brown
duvet de lainc having half-inch inIavs
OF mastic-colored angora around tho
bottom balancing with the collar :.ca,.
mcnt
straps or tricotine. on the other
hand. arc used 10 give re-enforced
effect ABOUT tho buttonholes OF a
checked anSora sports coat developed
on full straight lines with slight back
Hare.
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The Enchanted Roat.


Once there was i KIM "ho had a
'e-y beautiful daughter. and *Acn
the Queen died the KING married "a
woman who had son named TITO
would % Kind and good 10 the Fr!n-
cess
i4,, in This nc King was greatly
mistaken. Epr the Queen Thought only
oi Nor son and wished 10 make hinl
Sc told the King tina, i he would
make the Pr!n css marry THO he
need have no fear about the future
io- MS kingdom. tor ne could DC sur"
fc- son would make a good King.
And a woman should not be queen
and 7u.c alone such a big kingdom as
yOu possess" SAD the schem ing
Queen.
Tho King who thought more o, his
daurht"r's happiness than anything.
IN inc world called tho Princess and
told ho- Of his plan. Marry your
s,ermothcrs son and all will he well
win YOU and ! can die happy he
told the Princess.
Rut tho Princess did not want 20
and when she found that her father
would not listen 30 her plcadincs hut
told her that very nigh; she should
wed Tito the little Princess ran out
DOWN on the grass and wcpt
When 4 cam" time for IN" wedding
she Was nowhere to be found. and
though the palace and the gardens
wer- searched. II was in vain. The
Princess had disappeared.
What had happened WAS that while
the Princess was CRYING and bemoan-
l'a her sad lot she heard sound
and when she looked up there was a
lake She had never seen at the FOOT
az the garden, and on it beautiful!
boat with sail of silk the color Of
gold
There was no one in tho boat. and
tho Princess. forgetting her sorrow in
her Wonder,ncnt al this strange sight.
ran down 10 the waters edge. whrrc
another surprise awaited her. For
the boat came sailing straight 10 the
place where she stood.
The Princess stepped in and away
went the boa. out over the blue water.
and in few minutes she was in 4
country she had never seen before.
The little Princess was no: fright
c-.cd. for she felt sure noththS worse
could bcfall her than II she stayed at
tn" palace and had TO MARI" TITO
and while She was sorry 20 leave ntr
father she could not be harpy with Il
man she did not love.
The lake led TO river. along tho
hanks OF which were high hills and
beautiful woods. and the Princess was
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Copyright. 1919. hv Mrs. ". a. Wilson
All Rights Reserved.

AIl ftlsNtS ltcS"rEcu.
A dish piled high with crisp green
watcrcrcss Will appeal TO the eye and
appetite. THIS delicious succu.ent
green should hc a daily visitor II our
tables. particularly during tho late fail
and early winter, when one IL apt 20
feel that the plcnti:ui use Of fresh
vegetables is expensive. or perhaps
when these vegetables are scarce in
the markets.
W!thou, tho use OF The flesh veGe-
tables the blood becomes sluggish and
Gull and the crisp little watcrcrcss is
simply aliv" With valuable lfc-g.ving
clements taht enrich and purify the
Watercress has nearly twice the
quantity % mineral saljs and acids
that rhnbarb has. tn" punE"nt sharp
favor % The wat"rcr"ss - du" TO tn"
taste.
English folk serve this green grass
ibnndan;iy, both as salad and as
a gafnish. ana IS q hliins for sand
witches. While TIA" Fronch use II not
only for all tn"s" things. but also in
soup and a.. Il hraiscd vegetable green.
cooked IL ~" summer similar 20 spin
ach. Ia Cmc!ct and CaOpp"d fine and
uoa chcd in bacon IA. Also served
"'in ponehed or scrambled eggs.
4 3GnGcut and Snlppy flavor. j. grows
"i!d in shallow rapidly moving
.tr"ams. that have clear sandy bot
tom. Under cultivation II e. usually
grown I'm vide trenches. which arc
s1pplicd Min slowly running water.
IL leads in the vegetable kingdom.
With tn" exception or spinach. In sup
iiElrg N" natural mineral salts.
This grass needs 20 ~ carefully
clcdnsed before y can hc eaten. Tiny.
minute siugs and mites infcst this
''laht. and for this reason Il Is very
important that IL should be washed
IN & number Of cleansing waters Tn.
*urS and mites, wht-h arc hardly
VISIBLE 20 She naked c!.. clin. TO the
cnhrsc stems and leaves OF tho cress.
TICK an withcrcf and yellow leaves
from tho branches wash in two
'arec waters. and then place one tea
spoon % salt IN tho last water. Let
iHc cr.ss 10" in This water for about
tive minutes Rinse well in cold
water and tnen place on a clean cloth
10 drain.
Crr-s-I:ngIi.h style.
MinCo four strips ": bacon Inc and
in"n place in frying pan and brown
nir"ly. Now add 10 Toe cooked bacon.
leaving tho rat IN the pan
Two teaspoons OF vinegar
one quarter teaspoon Of mustard,
one quarter teaspoon % paprika
'u"-Quart"r teaspoon o. sugar
EriUg tho mixture TO a boil ana
cook for three minutes. Pour over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

putting out her hand. but toll mo
how you know that ! am a Princess"
After IN" Leopard man had taken
h"r hand nc led her UP the steps and
as th"y walked along he told her that
no on" hu: a Princess could have en-
tered the boat. ut had sailed for
man% year in quest OF the Princess
Who would be willing to sail away in
Il. he told her and as only u Prin-
cess can help me. no one but Prin-
boat"
Continued Tomorrow
'CopTriEht 1919, by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York Citv)
Tomorrow's stOry-.5Thc Enchanted
BOHt."-Part II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Lyric Hill Fair.

hclth ; Lyric presented last njrh,
= pleasing and highly entertaining hiII
- toincdy. dancing and singing.
u' ud!hiF dancing typcs-the hand
noN girl. the tambourine girl. Jack in
me Don and birth of a pond iily-wcrn
an unusual feature appearing first on
'ahy made hit with their ComcI,.
rhaTacter sketch and Hadji Samboio
ana .,ii, COMPANY. brought down the house
m.Ih inc Haunted House" A mvs-
,"ri'us comedy pantomine Einio IDaI,.
rom Hammerstcins London onnr,
house was applauded generously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Join GEORGE IIARRIS.


~our flensnnt Sins" Coming.
The theatrical event of the coming
season Will be the engagement Of
BrohdhurS''S sensational. emotional
drama, our Pleasant Sins" which
Henrietta CroSman made famous at
the belmont Thcatcr. New York II
rs booked at the Academy, Friday and
Saturday and Saturday matinee. The
play deals with tn dual life Of a
EounE attorney. who. safe in tho love
or his Crcduious wife. cheats her and
dec"tvcs her until his widow cd sister
arrives on the scene. when the wife
although blind To HIS deceit and foliy.
~ suddenly diSilluSioncd
In her grief and rage she is about
10 seek rcpriS.l. when the widow comes
10 the rescue Of both. The widow has
a world Of wisdom asd is quick to art
Shc - loyal t. her brother until salts
it"I that he has been guilty of cIandcs
inc mcctlScS with another woman
She believes tho bcs, for both is re-
union. but finds it Very diiiicult task
20 convince tho Young wif. to take hcr
orrinE husband back. Tho great oucs
ton arises: Is a wife justified in MAX
ihE her life :: sacrifice for an unworthy
huSnand: The answer is to bc forn1
~ Hr Piensant Sins. 4 powerful
I!h% OF real life, with a New York caS;
HiFcct from the Belmont Theater New
nrk \ production bcau,ifuliy and
drt!Stically staged anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Floyd samuel Bow!es ,25,. Richmond
AMMO May MansinG GS. Richmond
Charles II Cole CD Richmond
FLORENCE Emma Csrdona (43I, Richmond
William !. thinner 600. Petersburg.
Esther w. Lewis 600. Richmond
John ID. Woody t2D. Richmond.
Mari" Anthony cd Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

H:ArHsvIItE. Va Son. =.
H az CunntnEham olive. daughter OF Dr
bris. Gcorr" II Oliver. became the
,S amIGIrs on Wednesday,. September 10
hn|, ",+'hony taxing place at me Oliver
officiating 49, HaFucastIc
:, HEhTHSvGLrE. VA. Son, 1;v,.
S GarX y. Sj@.ch q near Eiaynesvillc. and
S*w. wo-" married at thu Kins.lc Na,bod,,
parsonage Thursday by Rev Mir uouhins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Little Talks No. 70
TO LADIES ONLY

a great many people
have the mistaken idea
that laundries are rough
on clothes and wear them
out more quickly than
when done by old-fashion-
el methods.
The TIE ROUGH DRY
plan for family washing is
safer, more satisfactory
and less expensive than
the old methods.
We get your garments
whittier, cleaner and more
sanitary than you or your
WaShWOman can.
We use no harmful
chemicals, and there is no
scrubbing nor wringing to
wear and loosen the fab
RIGS.
A few weeks trial will
convince you of the econ
omy and satisfaction of
TIE Rough Dry washing.
The price is only 1Oc a
pound, or SC if you have
two or more sheets.
Phone Madison 4842 or
Asa TIE wagon will
call
o.
926-92S West Broad Street.
'ctersburg Branch, 1O1 West Banl,
Hopewell Branch, 81 Broadway.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
teller, ,neooelte l1oe41rissuinilter

teller, 1nebbelte l16et1rigsnil1iitet
|9onitng ct 8reb. til Sorman6e'1
for &llets sssn6panoringsfomite
Sobn]on. Ser bebalubles for Stoe1
forifielligc 2opforilag, lom gaor al
pad at beportere iaoonlr,e l1olGn.
binge. Mr. SSsob11ion nrebbeler eno-
|pioere, at MiniItrene for Norge oa
Sberige bop6e proteIteret imoo foo.
San 2ibgibni,tg::
6orebrtgt bar &ongreSien beoto.
|get en SOB, ser forle11ger Yasbe.
lten1n,elier,re for ct Mar. 0ett;
Sfribt bleb foretaget, efter at uoer1'
rigsmi,1titeriet bapbe a,,be falet oct.
for at set fu,1oe holbe up,11fprrbiae
l16l9noinger borte fra 9lmerifa. SCI
|pil n1eo anbre Sro betD6e, at ale.
ser gnIfer at i116ba116re til sln1erifa
ferlt ,naa fire Zig @as.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-24
&binber / s,ernbauetieneiten
MGffer 9. Shines. Gmnerolbir

@affer 9. Sines, @e11erol6iref-
ter for ollie SSernbonerne / 9lrnerifa
ie1toer os en- &apport ongoae11oe be
fpin6eltge Observation-Disclosures
Mmerifa. Set bil ubentbipl oper.
raife mango af bore 2nlere at bere
at Der ct life 1nin6re ems $4,000
abnaoer a11iatte i. SsSer,,bonernes Sic
|neite % oet er el1boa fem Nro.
cent minbre, emo Ser bar for rfs
Waane6er iibe11. Ser par cit Mp1,a,
De api11oer,f Der ltnoer arige11 too
Nrbeibe Sssernbaner11es Wfoifi,r-
berflteoer og 2ofomotibremisler
men ell 8ier6ebeI al oisie er / Sc
ienere Mant,eoer bIepet er1tatteb;
lneo bjenien6te Soloater, oa oette
4rbei6e bar for boorot for Rpiuoer
Sterlteparten al oe $4,000 fri11oc=
lige 6nnftionprer ct a11iatte t -eesern-
anefortorerne, og Der fm1 Sc fl1Iot-
no banrle op mes l1ogel1 Mnn6, {iaer
Dmeft6r 6i1tes.
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Ru11tBk Wntuxttnit,p?
Staar Sc r,tsiiffe Sollbepifer fpr
Talb? Ser Ct be6 at ppitaa
6ltngersneb Gnslanb.

Set Ter u6 til oisle Gage, al
Musla1l6 ltaor for npe >Smpplh1i11'
ger, at set bolDebifife '&egimente
hor Jet fine beolte @uge og pi1 blipt
|oflplt al cit mere folfelig og blunm'
Megjeri1g. Sc .forifielliac @gre
Ser fpnnper en- baaro &an1p irnoo 8!
Me6c, bor / 6en forlebne l19e ntelo1
ON itabig ssremga1g. Gefp ON Ell
Sci al 6e in6lebne @eretnil1ger e1
falfe, og cfter Gige116e lfol De pgrt
nobreot al engelite 8srsipefulanter
er set nnrt, at Sc "@bt6e" bar Dnh1
&elb ,neb fig, og 11oar pi buffer
paa en- l16talelle, Ser er tillagt Sc:
mini, at Set nil6e bore rnu,ligt for
SEN bolibepifife Hegjering at moo
itna en6n1t cit @i1lter paa @rul,0 Al
Mongel pan 2epneosmi6ler, Iaa ct
set iaore 1an6lpn1igt, at Mlslatf
er pao Dsrterifeler til lpiere SSiber
9et ,ne6beltes for noale Sage. Il
ben, at boobe 8etrogra6 % Spit'
|ni,1gcn 9ronltabt bar i,10toqet of 0e
"@pi6e"s Scr, me1 ie1cre affrefte:
ocs bennc Meobele[1e. men at 6ere<
6alo er nnr foreltoocnbe, tp0er me-
get pan. Sbis Hetrogru6 lf1,toe fal:
Sc, bill General seSu6enicb, lom pat
ocnnc fSrort leocr &om@e1 moi
Nplibcpifcrne, rinleligbis itanle pi
bere sSrernrpf11irg, i11oti1 en- terr'
&Gr or blepen orgal1iieret Netro;
grob. ct af Sc na,1lfeli91te Yroble.
nrer, General SSsl,6e11icb bil fon, bli
Der at fs6e Betrogro6S 8efolfning
for laobe1 / oen,,e @p 1om set %
rige Muslan6 Ell oer pc6 at opItof
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