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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
Robert S. Jones Chairman
of Committee on
Arrangements y !,
WILL MEET MONDAY
Executive Committee Will Map Out
Plans for Celebration to be Given
Soldier Boys.

Preliminary plans for the welccm
to be rendered the returning soldiers
from overseas, win be discussed
Monday afternoon at o'clock at a
Z meeting of the executive committee,
appointed by Robt. S. Jones, chair
man, in the rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce. The proposed cele-
bration will be held the second week
in June.
1t is proposed to raise $4,000 for
the evert.
lit is expected that within COM
paratively short time the committee
will compete for the big cele5ra-
ton, ard from now on the various
committees will be kept busy with
the plans of work.
Officers chosen for the affair are:
Robert S. Jones, chairman; Col. Jul.
ian Y. Williams and Judge S. G..
Brent, vice chaimen; Carroll Pierce,
treasurer; J. T. Preston, secretary.
Executive conlmittee-Walace
Lindsey, C. c. CarEn. George D..
Hopkins, Robert E. Knight, B. We'll,
R. Stuart Roger. J. NJ. Duncan,
Judge J. X. NJ. Norton. Robert L.
Payne, Samuel W. Pitts, H. A. Ste
wart, L. Ruben. Thomas c. Hoy, c..
w. Fletcher. 7. E. Dyson, 0. H.
Kirk, A. D. Rrockett, G. L. Bocthe,
C. S. Taylor Burke, R. B. Wallace,
= Capt. George II EvaTs, H. Homer
Van Vie, Capt. W. H. Sweeney, and
NJ. 7. Dwyer.
The women's committee is COM
posed of Mrs. D. J. Howell, Miss
Cora Cochran, Mrs. Carroll Pierce,
Mrs. Julian Y. Williams, Miss Mamie
Lindsey, Mrs. James E. Alexander,
Mrs. j. H. O'Brein, Mrs. Taylor
Burke, Miss Rose Macdonald, Mrs.
Percy Evans, Miss Margaret E.
Normcyle, Mrs. M. Rosenfeld, Miss
Esther Green, Mrs. Louis n. Duffey,
Miss Lydia Mclaughlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
BATTLE WITH CONYICTS
One Prisoner Shot in Rics at For!
Leavenworth Penitentiary

One Prisoner Shot IN KlCa at fHr.
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth, kans., May %.
"A board CT officers yestei lay
started investigation of a genera
riot inside the walls Of the Ur tee
States disciplinary barracks Wed :es-
day night in which at least one pris-
oner was shot and several pr:sor
guards injured. Rumors that IN
prisoner had been killed were deried
The trouble was said ! to have
started when sergeant, armed
contrary to prison rules, shot at
several prisoners who attempted to
break into storchouse. Military
prisoners armed themselves WIT"
clubs and improv;sed weapons and
went to the assistance of their tel
low inmates. Guards were rushed
TO the scene. The fight lasted half
an hour, when the prisoners Terc
finally placed in their cells, a re"
at time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
HEADS MEDICAL SOCIETY
DR.. S. B. Moore, This City, Chosen
President

I AT regular meeting of the Med
ical Society of Northern Virginia
and Washington, D., held Thurs
day at Manassas the following off
GERS were elected for the year: Dr.
S. B. Moore, Alexandria, president;
DR.. H. A. T. Lemon, Washington;
DR.. Ferguson, Clifton, second vice
president; Dr.. w. 7. Davis, Wash
ington, recording secretary; DR..
Joseph Rogers, Washington; cores
ponaing secretary; DR.. Robt. Lamb,
Washington, treasurer.
Papers were read by DR.. Thomas
Williams, Howard Hume. Robert S.
Lamb Robert Sullivan, Washington.
The subject for general discussion
was pneumonia and empyemia. The
members were entertained by the
medical society of Manassas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
MADONNA DAY EXEkCISES
Program at st. Mary's Academy
Sunday Afternoon

Madonna day exercises will be neld
at 4,S0 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
St. Mary's Academy and a special
program will be given as follows:
Hymn, "Help of Christians, Vocal
Class, Minuet, Mozart Misses j. RAM
mage, R. Burke, E. Ramage; Ave
Maria, Granfeld, Miss Ora Robitaille;
Piano, Miss Mildred Perkins.
Ensemble, March. Henkel, Violin
Misses G. Nicol, J. Ramage, H. Lee,
A. Samuelson, T. Franey, E. Stack,
E. Blackwell.
Holy. Redeemer, quartette, Mar
chette, Misses A Frarey, L. Robinson,
M. Lee o. Ribitaille, Piano, NJ.
Shuman.
Reading, "Her Purity and Love-,
MacEachen, Miss G. Virginia Warren
"Mary Mother" Chapman, Voca,
Glass, Piano, Miss Louise Robinson
Ave Maria, Gounod, Violins, {
Blackwell, F. Franey, J. Ramage, G
Nicols, NJ. Lee.
"Our Lady of Good Counsel Foca
Glass, Piano, Miss Josephine Ramage
Reading. "Our Lady of the Trench
es," Miss Regina Fannon.
Ave Maria, Faure, Vocal Glass.
Remarks, Rev. F. Lyons, c. S. T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
AVERTED A FAMILY TRAGEDY
Judge Induced Young Couple tC Get
Acquainted

ACQudluleu
She was 50 small she could ha"l!;
see over the top of the desk. BIT !
was charming little face that look
ed UP few days ago at John Red
mond. clerk Of the South Side Cur!
ard it was gentle, small voice tht'
firmly announced.
Il want nonsupport warrant TO
my husband"
Redmond asked the neces ar.
questions. Wanita. for that was h
name, was married only last Feo-
ruary to soldier lad just dis
charged. He was only a few year:
senior to her IS years.
Then what was his first name"
''Why.' easped Wanita. ~ aon''
believe | know" And she had to ask
a girl friend, who said his name was
Ben.
Wanita giggicd and admitted he
lapse of memory, Ben, slim
straight soldier boy, looked moa:
rassed.
"Go out and see if you two c2n
get acquainted" Justice Casim:r :
Wclch pronounced sentence.
And when an intruder happenc / /
look in the Judges room later tn
couple were cooling together as con
tented as could be and agreeing t
Give happily ever after"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
$50 900 AIR PRIZE WILL BE
GIVEN HAWK ER HEIRS

London, May 23.-The LoHdor
Daily Mail announced today tina
it would award the $4,000 original
ly intended as prize for the first
airman making flight across the
Atlantic to the heirs of Harry G
Hawker and Comdr. Mackenzie Gr.eve
if they are dead.
Hope for the gallant airmcn ha
now been given up, as they have moi
bcen heard from since they set on
from Newfoundland last Sunday e;en.
Ing, TO fly to Ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor OF
the last will and testament of D. W
Harrington, deceased, all persons in
debted to his estate are requested to
make prompt settlement with the
undersigned, and all persons to
whom said estate is indebted are re-
quested to present their accounts
properly certified for payment.
First National Bank,
of Alexandria, Virginia,
123-10c. Geo. E. Warfe!d, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator
of the late Fannie Hardy Scott, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present their
statement properly certified for set
tlernent. All persons indebted to the
deceased will please settle PROMPTLY.
Lewis Smith, Exeuctor,
123-10t 211 North West ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
FARMER A SUICIDE

Petersburg, Va, May 23.-J. W
Spiers, a farmer of Ream, Dirw,Adi
county, committed suicide WeGnes
day night by shooting himself in tn
head with shotgun. He had been ir
i'll health for some time, and was un-
der the delusion, it is said, that h
was soon to lose. his property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
SAILING ORDERS HELD UP
Fourth and Fifth Divisions, Regu
lars to Remain in Germany

Paris, May 23.-As precaution-
airy measure, it was learned yester-
day, homeward movement of the
Fourth and Fifth Divisions in the
army of occupation has been sus-
pended. They are regular army
units.
Washington, May 23.-Pending de-
cision by the Germans as to whcth-
er they will sign a peace treaty
Gen. Pershing's proposed visit 20
London was postponed recently. The
suspension Of the homeward move
ment of the Fourth and Fifth Divls-
ions of the army of occupation, it IS
pointed out, may have been ordered
for the same reason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
BURNS NEGRO TO DEATH
Mob of Whites And Blacks Stays
Confessed Murderer.

Confessed Murderer.
Eldorado, Ark, May 23.-Frank
Livinston, negro, was tied to tree
and burned to death by a mob OF
about $50 men, both Write and black
about Is miles from here.
1t is said that the negro confessed
that he killed his employer and the
latter's wife, Mr.. ard Mrs. Robin
son Clay. after he had quarreled
with Clay. Their charred bodies
were found in the ruins of their
home.
A mob Immediately formed, inciud
ing many negroes, and capturec
Livinston. Sheriff Craig and posse
who attempted to prevent the lynch
ing. arrived just few minutes tot
late. No arrests were made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
GERMAN CRIMINALS
Cannot be Released and Rcpatriated
Now CT When Peace is Signed


Paris, May 23.-German piotter5
and criminals, who have been reach
ed daring the war by the strong ARA
of the law Of any Of the allied ami
associated powers, and who are now
in prisons or internment camps,
cannct he released and repatriated,
either now CT when peace IS signed,
bust ~ serve out their sentences,
regarGls kIeir German citizen
ship.
This, in Som ~ the allied
reply to a notea German
peace delegation Sting the
repatriation of suchV kisoners at
the earliest possible moment.
Premier C!em1enceau, who, as hea.
of the Peace Conference, answers
Count von Brockdorff- -Rantzau's
note-the latter, by the way, habit
ually signs himself merely "Brock-
dorff- ff-Rantzau"- as an ex-
ample to the case of German
prisoner who killed Gin cold blood"
farmer and his wife, on whose
farm he was put to work. This pris-
oner was sentenced to death by a
court martial. Execution was sus-
pended till the signing Of peace in
accordance with the Berne ccnven-
ton.
But this murderer must die for
his deed, peace or no peace, the
French premier explains in his re-
ply, for to reprieve him upon the
conclusion of peace would be con-
trary to the due and necessary
court of justice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Belvoir Hotel
Alexandra, Virginia

|, alexandria, Virginia
Now under management !ot u. 3.
Ashby. formerly with The Raleigh
and The Pcwhatan, Washington, D. c.
viii inaugurate at an early date Sup
per dances, 9. to II p. m, Watch this
paper for opening night. 12O-4c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
NOTICE


I will no tbe responsible for any
debts contracted in my name or by
any person ether than myself.
121-3p. Samuel E. Wade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
HONORED BY RED MEN
r. C. Sullivan Chosen Great Prophet
by State Council of Order

The delegates of this city who at
tended the session Of the Great Coun-
Gil of the Improved Order of Red
Men, which met in Richmond this
week, returned home today.
R. C. Sullivan of this city presided
at the sessions Of the Great Council
and was honored by being elected
Great Prophet and also elected to rep
resers the Great Council of Virginia
at the United States Great Council,
for two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

"The Birth Of a Nation, D. w.
Griffith's great - reel production,
Richmond, Monday, May 26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
FOR HIREIlE

New Buick 7.passenger toaring car.
Prompt service, Fletcher Motor Co.,
Phone 379.7 D. IG. McWhorter, 122-6p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

'sThe Birth of Nation, D. W.
Griffith's great II reel production
Richmond, Monday, May. 26. t.j1IE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Advertise Your Wants in the Ga
zette Classified column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

J ."The Birth Of Nation, D. ".
Griffith's great y reel production,
Richmond, Monday, May 26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

We wish to correct statement N
the article in the Gazette Of yester-
dav afternoon giving an account OF
the meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce to make arrangements Tor
the entertainment of our returning
soldiers. 1t should have sald'
pledge Of s25 was given from the
17th Virginia Regiment Chapter, U.
D. c., through their president, Mrs
L. w. Reid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
CONFEDERATE VETERANS

The members of R. E. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans. are notified
to meet at their hall tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon at $50 O'Clock
in uniform, to attend the memorial
exercises.
ro,cd,i, BY order of Commander,
,s:- John R: Zimmerman
123-1c. IN Edgar Warhe!d, AdJt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Announcement is made by the
management of the Grand Theater
that they will give ticket good
for a week absolutely free of charge
to any mother, father, sister or
brother having a relative who served
overseas with the old Alexandra
Light Infantry. The ticket will be
rood for all shows during the week
of June 8 to IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

The funeral of Mrs. John McCuen'
who died Tuesday, took place yes
terdav afternoon from Wheatley's
mortuary chapel. Services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Z. B. Jackson,
pastor of First Baptist Church, ana
burial was in Bethel cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

The Friends Glce Club gave
concert in Washington last night. All
the numbers were most beautifully
rendered and enlisted much ap-
plause. They will repeat it for the
Alexandria Free kindergarten at tne
Young Peoples Building, Thursday
evening, May %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Mrs. Nellie V. Arnold has re-
ceived word that her husband, Sergt.
Jchn E. Arnold. has arrived safely
from overseas. and is now at New
port News. He expects to be home
soon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

The degree team of Central Lodge
IF Odd Fellows, Washington. tonight
will confer the third degree OF the
order on a class of candidates Tor
Potomac Lodge of this city. Among
those expected to attend are num-
her of the grand officers of the odd
Fellows from the District Of Co.
!umbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Butler. 2O9
oueen street. have received word
that their son, Private Archie c.
Butler. of the 10th infantry, has
-eturned safely from overseas ana IS
,xrected home in a few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

The Gazette will go to press
promptly at noon tomorrow in order
to give its employees an opportunity
to attend the launching of the Betsy
Bell at the plant of the Virginia Ship
building Corporation. Advertisers are
requested to send it advertisements
not later than 8 a. m. News articles
intended for Saturdays issue should
reach the office not later than 1880
a. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Mr.. ]. w. Mitchell and son, left
Yesterday afternoon for Newport
News. Va, to visit Corporal Jessie
J. Mitchell, who recently returned
from overseas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Among the features Of the enter
tertainmcrt TO be given in the Parish
Hall of Christ Church this evening
for the benefit Of the Salvation
ARMY will be the may pole in which
sixteen young girls viii take part
This is always an attractive feature
Of the annual May festival of Christ
Church Sunday School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-23

Mrs. B. V. Williams. of 30S South
Patrick street, has received card
from her son. Private ]. A. Williams,
Of Hot. Co., 10th Infantry. announ-
cirg his arrival from overseas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25

ben 8antlc, % @p~sgcarbeioet ifoI iGt.
les i9ang itror.
9tp Saapebp9nlng er opiert pad
ienorc arof. Yau @ac err en- I'M, itor
Soocobpgning unOer Sog. llObua.
bpgningernc / Yreitcgaaroen blcp op
iert iiior % er M / iuIot BRIG. Seq
bar life ieet Dem, life upret ser, life
/ Strife, life no9ct Stco iloenom port
eget SliS pau ca. ct gnr o. incl
lem ialber Oct tlnnst.
Gicn0onlsinl9: Sigllro NelnaS
Iol9t lin 8naro Stupitoo I'll Sem.
ming Sletten. Nemifog, Tor 25,OOO
SIR. - Scrgennt <ohou aonqSbot
bar ioIgt lin @ooro aonQabof til
Sans Sretnp ior $4,000. Sergcant
HSoban aong2baf bar fipbt peitrc
&inn Al Nllgilit Inbol. Spb Strifc-
RIO er lolgt til &auQeu, Stcmor@bn,
&slan6, for Str. 1900. Sonnell
ariitian bar opertaget Stciuarabu.-
8bp. Nnborg bar iolgt lin Gienoom
paa Wplcn til Holl @onIcn Tor Ser.
900. - Sbcobor Nanicn, @incbam-
mcr, bar fisbt gtpgaaro al SoIpor
SfuQerllo ior SIR. 5000. ~ Nuluor
Sfulerub er icnerc plioicIig 900 al
&icrtelommelie paa i'm 8narO Soltu-
bolcn, Sslano.
On rcligiea Set cr aibolot pau
s'tre &rof. Soler blep bolot al So0-
neprcit %. &uto % Sprer Suc, Scr
lano. SUrer Glte er mi ouiat ionl
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l'au Hotitoo bor ourct aibol6t
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&irfc. Ser bar pUrct boI0t nlor0c
Cpbpg0cIicr nco SoqncprcItcr, 9pg-
ocns religieic SoIcrc % SiIrciicuoc.
Gn al biSIc, gmisipr Aeitc, bar iipr
poapirfct llnaopmmcll, % en- @uf.
AN'IN FNb I"ilONt oiNp'
&sittaffcicit uco Cirina bIep al
bolot | He0encS Strife 29bc Scpt., on
Oct tnofomnc @cIpb blco 0eIt mel
lem: norif Tinncmi5iior, set norif-
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bilrlumsionb % Norge5 9Iinocfor-
buno. Sogneprcit Srurb bar iooct
&irfcoeportcmentetS SiaooeIie ill /
&interhalpaaret at hoIOc @llosticne-
tie i @pgbcns Suie iItcoctfor / Sir
fen. Gette bar pGrct 9iort iiior %
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ncnnIig Sru @ronli. 'Sencre err og-
ioa Sbea SaonaaS inooict.
26oc San. 1918 %oanncbe$ &soc.
mes notwithstanding. Ser bar pp.
ret Ell SiapISforcning, iom nj mo.
gaar | ocltne. &o1tingentcn er Ser.
200 pr. Nar, % bpcrt Meolcm bar
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tnonlclot / Smanlencnes @inGrinQS.
forbnno. iii 6orntono er polgt g6.
porb Nnoreicn, %icciormon6 Inbers
u. %lfebp % til aaaierer Sobal,
&ongen. &rtitian Huo on Gabriel
&sen er o9Ioo mcb / Stpret. Sllp.
p%leanter: Soban Huricn, 8unnerius
Slupitao % @i,Ibr. Inoreien. &c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25

Better 9raaruo er bs6, II gor.
San eic0e / lin Iio @aaroen norore
0lIer / RSoene$. Ri boeoe ban hos
i'm Cater poa Sfogbeim oe6 Erie.
Get hPn0tc / Ssit, at Wonoitabet
pda et al Oc Sfibe. iomr goor meo
@ait / &~uS0raget, bIeu ipge % aft
ilanO paa Uric. Iermco bar SSnflu.
en3a fonunet til Steoet, Tor Oct bar
oeu De buuoe. Zen rdiebe mn en-
lang 8i6 % frppeoe enfelte Gfre.
0tareu Sommerer og Nmdnoa IRof.
itao. Mor o. Cater. osoe al oen
prritc Gorm Tor 2lmqebetGr6elie Il.
Ter Sen %ipnnife. 9ieeian 6ru Srtloc
Ncrso.
Get er MI beitemt io%rnuoret Sfri.
uemon0c Tor islge1oc nj. H.: Gmarf
ifal itrlueS Gnmnrf. RSmifoger.
Remifoq. Onss, Oussp. @Iem.
minqe. @lemmer. Smooleneue, 2it.
iolo. Amt, 6nlfe.
Ser er lforp Vinter MI 90 Sisen
floreiterf, iloeu ieg %begnuote 9repet.
Spanitelpaeu bar frPDet lit isrite Of.
Ter / Rsocne$. l6et en Vi9e, Tom tier,
te pnn Snlfenbcrg, or 900.
emil Nufltdo er rammet al Ell
mllot SloQtiliploc.
Seq nTunte engnug, at leg life
houoc ioaet Sec. 1oIten" pau lpn.
&C. Den lea fam nj iortTqe. at ieg
life hor miltet ct eneite Rluner ar
Nlooct / ollie oi5ie Mar. 5 arigens
Siocr bar Oct pGret longc C9boIo.
men irenl or DC nanct t%ililllt tif Spg.
&C o. @lToe.
Ger cr meQet, icg aierue piloe bare
meo ira Wtuien mel ieg nna lutte.
Set par meO Cpbpoelie al al min
Gurc, at ieI orfcoe al iuIofsre bette
Nrcp. Seq hnr iuoet gicn ct gart-
melt S%icrtconoe % or meget ipq. Seq
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% Nngociolf % ollie, iom lrier mine
Nrcoc.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25

Naoet trlbnae III &elfantcn oq Der
iIpngct Stenen neo moo oen beuioit.
leic Ttge9 @oneb. loa bette bleo fulo.
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er tnget / @ibs. NiernemosIen en-
iprsitet uoooer. % Ser, boor Sopeoet
loo, er Ser iremoeleS Ell itor Blob.
pol.
Zen reritc. lem fom til Steoet, par
en- Iloeu &ente ira Ylooien 2iho.
gen. Slm bopbe oaiod hentet Q2elf
pao iammc @onro oN gif berfra rog.
lc Wlimiter eitcr Nnne Sang. "a
bun itoo uco Qloroiteoet ff bun ie
Ell Otano tommc moo iig oQ blep rro.
Nun raabte I'll bcnoe. at bun life
'tltloe uTrc hunge Oct par oen 80.
oarlae Nnnoel9rciieuoc Gueu Corp,
ION netop Dor fommet ira ariitianiu
~ Itiloc inoopcr. Ia holL 1T ie.
huoo ser rar hPnot. ga mcrfeoe. at
SlAet cnonu uar purmt. too ban oclt
lille Vlge uco NoanOen % lob tiIboqe
til hcnoc& Stem. en- 400 Dieter ira
MtoroIteoct Arbejoer Sihaleu blcu
nrco no. % oc III ieuot Vu0 citer Tof
tor Scr9h o. Seu2m. Nclt}cn elsie
fom til Moroitcoct ct auurtet ler
Iuo. SiQet blcu iert til 81. 9erqhS
NlIS OF Mor6ite0et niiprrret Get
rcancoc rrcmocle2 ltrlot oQ lluoerls.
AcIier al 6o6ipor qou iutct Heiilltat
@ nor ior uopiitct % oll0c neppc
fumnc ifieluc3 Den Wlouqioloigbco
al TooIpor / &cicn.
Ia Gpen (orp nor pan Moroitc.
oct al. 60. moo Nioroct pUrc be.
gnnct / (toen omtrinQ Go "a man
life fan tUntc lil nogct Wotip Tor
llgicrningcn, inlot (oufcn noturliQ
poo, al Scr tonitc iorcIoo 6orisq pon
%olotUAt. Yten oct uiboIotc @i0ifuc
bar QIpct iom bcitemt Rciltltat. at
octtc life pnr SiI'rloct Gcrnc0 CT
Wtorbct cn0nu mcr uiorfIorIig.
Sou pi0t &la0ct.
Cana (iO cr hcn0aact. men iutct
or opflorct. 1000 9r. er uolouri iii
Ocu, Der fan ifoilc CpIp4uinQcr, ser
lchcr I'll Ntorocrcn2 Vuogribclle. MI
iunc4 lorQiGuca. Slor err mat,
men intct hor prrct oct rcttc. Get
Ter no, iom llona6cn Tor alto err mo.
bnlct / Merfc.
Dc boorot ranmtc6c Iorrlorc mi
itcOc fort cltcr i'm Gloitc Son, ION
bar Hontormou0 / ariitiuuiu. San
1T Nl'lten3u % SlmgcbctUnoclic %
Oct off 'na tort at IorrIorcnc maze.
De rem ierit / Geoe0icbIiffct san
blcp bcaropct ca I Ninouco citcr 81.
itcrcn.
2ricioIfct bar iuolipct NlaOc til
Social6cportcmcutct oncr Gorhol0c.
ne uco Uric Nlritco. ) Sen NuIc0.
ming cr Ser opnrput Ell aomitc iii al
WubcrieQc TorhoIocuc nrrmcrc. so.
Ttitccn3 Otc0lcmmcr or iclqcroc,
Grpc0ition2chci lb. Bone iom Gor
mouo. 9(iploircfter Or. $. Gucurcl
oQ &iebm. $. Neic, Uric.