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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20
Odds
AND ENDS
(sY JOHN a rNloe,,

Tallahassee. April 1s-1rhe sovsf4
nor has notified ths lawnaakers hat
he win not Sign local Bills mating
rascal ohangoo Ia Govssn1nant un1osa
they carry the fakervndum clamsu,
which cells 10 nnind tlla4 The 1sg1a1A.
etare has tho constitutional Sig1a4 to
make laws without the consent of he
goveFnof e & oooo tlt - do "a. ono
member q the hUs1so d q the epin1ou
that bdy could WITH - mnCh psops1ety
80 notify the chief exsout1Se.
Sheriff SCOTT Gregory. Of 0aAsdsn
county. has bsen at the capital this
week. He came over - circulate
among the lawmakers and discuss the
chances - the passaso - l11e sher1lfs
nav fee b31l now befoge The legisla1uEes
Mr.. Gregory = ono Of the very best
ahariffs q the state. wheee duty calls
he goes without considsring the cost or
the possible remuneration. but he IN
Inmates he may have soon to levy on
all his own possessions to pay credi-
tor4 Il thsre Il not some relief In the
near frturs.
The state printery. under the man
good ita promiso Of Tuesday morning
~ Ses@a W vain &no printing Ok tnS
journals and calendars for the two
houses r tho water held out.
Last night the han Of the house Of
representative rang with oratory un-
I'll very lAta hour. Subject: Tho
Tick" Verify. It II believed tho repui-
stve CREATURE himself never dreamed
OF cutting such . figure In the working
out OF the destiniss Of tho human race.
Mr.. Waybrtght II driving home the
axiom that birds como homo to
roost-" A few years ago the state ON
cials demanded and secured the pass
ago OF q law providing that county
government should operate on budget
System. Now. Mr.. Waybright is pro-
vidins that the state government itself
Shall operate on . budget system. The
e ntleman from Duval evidently be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

the sitting Of the senate.
Gr. 0laaisr has withdrawn his pri-
mary Suffrage bill. 1t 10 remarked
- . coincidence this happened i'm
msdiatsly after the arrival OF Mrs.
jennings
Yesterday was another record break
ing day for business transacted In the
house.
Announcing committee meetings
from the chair not only took mp too
much Of the time Of the house. but was
not effective. The custom has been
abandoned and the committee chair
mon viii h<feaftsr notify the members
In writing. u
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DIVERSITY OF OPINION.

A Paris newspaper of reaction is quoted as
saying that the way to handle the Hungarian
soviet government is drown it in blood"
A famous bandmaster in one Of our large cities
says we need more music because "the more mu-
sic the less Bolshevism.'
The most persistentlys advised cure for Boil
shevism is food.
The Bolshevilis themselves are feeding Rus
STA with propaganda and it is saying there that
books are the cheapest thing in Russia
Out of the many wildernesses voices that cry.
at us how to save the world, we must be learn
ing something-we, the average American citi-
zen.
Guizot, the great French writer who produced
q History of Civilization" laid his central en-
phasis on the point that the distinguishing char
acteristic of civilization and progress is DIVERSE
ty Of opinion"
We remember one young man in peg top pants
who lay on a campus green one sprnig and near
" thought his head off trying to get at exactly
what Guizot meant by diversity of opinion"
because it seemed to be the most important in
gredient necessary for lasting and genuine hui
man progress.
Now we understand. In big and q real way
there is more rapid rate of human progress just
now than any time in all history-n it il true
that diversity of opinion is the distinguishing
characteristic of civilization"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

Chick Evans. who now holds both the
open and the amateur gon titles OF the
United States. probably will not defend
the former crown In the open tourna-
ment at Brae Burn early In June.
Chick says his business IL taking up
most Of his time these days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

The Olympic games Of 1e2o are -
be held at Antwerp. Belgium. That
ought to be q source Of vast consola-
ton to that stricken eountry-0er-
many will not be allowed to partici-
pate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

The Hun may refuse to accept the peace terms,
after all, and thus force us to give him free po-
lice service and protect him from the advancing
de-civilizer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

Statesmen are wondering whether Bolshevism
viii be stopped at the Danube or the Rhine. Our
theory is that if something isn't done soon it
win be stopped at the Styx.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

Immediately after the league is formed Va
should decide whether the United States Of the
World is or are.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

There is chaos east of the Rhine. Isn't there
. little of it in the minds Of statesmen west Of
the Rhine?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

If it is right to cut down the indemnity to fit
Germany's ability to pay, why not the same
principle in our courtsf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

Lady Rhondda, "Britain's leading business
porations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-20

Health insurance FOR wage workers now = be-
ing considered by nine states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-14
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHEsAPEAkE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY

NVTTCF OF ANNUAL. NFETTND
Richmond virginia, February a. 1919
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be he'd, as provided In the
pany In the city OF Richmond. Virginia, on
Tuesday, AprE 90, 1913, at II O'Clock A. NJ
for the following purposes:
"a Tor the election OF Directors:
(ut 20 consider any and al. action there.
totoTe taken or authorised by the board Of
Directors or by the Executive Committee
OF tho Company which may he subullttsd
to the meeting; aud
'cl 20 transact such other business as
may lawfully come Aetore the meeting
The t;o'h trau~ssr books VIII v.cSe at
the Once Of the Compaar. 70. - broad
way. New YORK city, on Friday. Mach IS
1919, a. o'clock =. NJ, and Win reopen on
NJ
Il. order Of The Board OF Directors
a. TRBVVETT, Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE
COMPANY

The board OF Directors has this day de-
elared a quarterly cash dividend OF one
stock dividend of three per cent lSss on
the common stock OF this Company pay
able In common stock OF this Company,
both payable May LIST, 1919, to the stock :
holders Of record at the close OF bushes.
April 10, 1919 Fractional shares will not
he issued. Negotiable Warrants. which may
be exchanged with other warrants aygre-
eating In face value one share o, the
common stock. will be issued representing
ira ctIonal shares.
Checks in payment az the cash dividend
and Certificate Of Common stock or a
Warrant representing "A fractional share OF
common stock, or both, in payment Of the
stock dividend VII b. mailed
+. \. SEAM N Secretary
Dated New YORK. April .. 1919.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Midwest Refining Company
Denver. Colo. April 8, 1910.
DIVIDEND No. ia

\ quarterly dividend OF 400 per share
and extra dividend No. l of so cents per
share have been declared payable May |,
1919. 10 stockholders Of record at the close
Of business April 10. 1919.
The transfer books do not close. All COM
munieatioRs regarding payment or change
OF address should ne sent to q, Titus,
secretary. The Midwest Refining Company,
r. o. Box sio, Denver. Colorado, not later
than April Is, 1918.
CLARENCE T.. TITUS, Secretary,
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INJECTIONS ANp MEETINGS.
TO THE sTOC kHoLDERS or THE
ARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

Notice Is hereby sven that the ANNCAL
MEETING 81 the Stockholders ot THE
VIII he held at the ofnc- OF the Company.
No 3 Nassau street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF NsN York, Oh TUES.
DAY, MAY IS, 1919, at twelve o'clock
noon, for the election 81 Managers OF the
cooperation for the ensuing year, ana for
the transaction Of such other business a.
may properly come before the meeting
Including considering and voting upon TIE
approval aud ratification % al. action Of
the Board Of Managers and ExsouuSs
Commltts~ since tho last annual meeting
Of stockholders, and al! matters referred "a
In the Annual Rtport 10 Stockholders for
the hscal year ended December Al 1915.
The polls Will open at twelve o'clock
noon and remain epen for at least one hour
Stockholders % rscord al the lose Of
business May 3, ltlS, shall be erJ.t.sd 10
vote q; such .Aruusl Meeting
Hy order Of the Board Of MsnaE.ra
y. VI. OLYPHAST, Seerstsrv
Nav York, March 20, lala
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To the Holders 81 First Mortgage Ffy. Pc,
Cent. Geld Bonds Of tie
JAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOAQUIN
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY

The undersigned, as successor rru.,
uhheI the Mortgage dated October isss
securing the aforesaid bonds pur,n.r,
;or ti n,s OF said Mortgage, hsreby calls
ror eids Tor the sale 20 II. "a such sIecs.snr
nuns,ee, OF an amount OF said bona.
IN eent, -. nearly as may be. to exhaust
.ne sum % t!o.o2s.SS. now in it's hands "a
seCaunt OF the sinking fund provided ~.
sTu hor'sAge All such bids must he far
80 OF any part OF the bonds offered mus,
sS s the price at which the san. are
,hhersu, not eNoeediRs. however, 1Iac. ~,
the lace value thereof, and rru.i he VI
SsiEsd at the Trust Department Of ~.
SG"H.ufs.sned: No. Id Wall street New yor,
~, on or before IL o'clock noon on Al
.sis Eaeh such bid should ne .ecn Trt,,
horS ana Marked bid for surrender 81
.onds Tor sink ng fund under NorIrag, y,
R.p san francisco and fan joaquin Halsy
No,isosy, oonlpHny dated october /, 1895"
Nothoatlon or bids accepted Will be n,sii.a
On or before Anrii 20, 1918. aud viii nsii
Ior nsiiFery Of the bonds on or bstoro Nh
.; iis; with coupons maturing oetob.r
pa':d a. New York this eth dar OF Anil ,o,s
bA>kEHs TRI ST COMPANY Tru.,nn
hy H. D. WILSON. Jr Vice Prosident
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ELEcTIoNs AND MEETINGS.
UTAH COPPER COMPANY
Notice Of Annual Meeting of St0ckhOlders.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF Utah Copper Companv will be held at
the ONCE Of the COMPANY, Il Exchange
Place. jersey Ctty in the state ~ New
Jersey. on Friday, the 10Th day Of April,
1919, at two o'clock Z. NJ, for the purpose
Of electlng a board Of Directors OF said
Company. and for the considera ton and
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will remain
open.
X. II. BABBlTT Secretary.
Dated, New York. April llth 1919.
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HEADING COMPANY
General ONCE, Read ding Terminal

FHIINUtIT'IITd' NVIH 10, wv,
The Board OF Directors has declared from the
net earnings . quarterly dividend Of two per
cent. Cfsl on the Common Stock Of the Gem
pany. IN he paid on May :, 1919, 10 the stock .
holders ut record q, the close Of business Aprll
~. 1913. Checks will he mailed to st"rkh holders
Wao l.alv ned uiNlGend orders with the Treas
ursr. JAY v. HARE. Secretary.
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tssaer days Dat. seller days aA.,
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DIyIDESDs AND INTEREST.
The international Nickel Co.

A-QuaTlsTIy dividend Of one and one.
half per csut on the preferred stock has
been declared this day. payable May l.
1919 to the pre- ferred stockholders Of
record ~ the close OF business Apri. 49,
JAMES T. ASHLEY.
Secretary a Treasurer
New Yort, April I, 1919.
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10 the Holders o. the First sIortEaFs
serial So Gold BaRds Of the
INDIAN REFINING COMPANY

Notice Is hereby Eiven that the Banker,
nrd nompany. IS Successor Trust.,
Isr mortgage dated March ~
PI!, MADE by the indian Refining Com
psnS TO The Mercantile Trust Compsnv.
as TRUSTEE VIA receive until " ociook
no apr'l -. lsls, sealed proposals tor
cured BY said mortgage. sunicisnt in
amount 70 exhaust the sum OF tiseSso in
exceeding one hundred and two psr eentun,
.lo3,el OF the principal and accrued in.
tsrest of such bonds, a. provided In ArtIcIs
OF said mortgage " ''''e''
Dated AZ New York, this 18th daT If AnriI. 1914
BANNERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
By " y. WILSON. Jr.. Vice President
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
DON'T FAIL TO READ

PREDICTIONS Of Grass widow" the
latest fiction serial stories hy MISS Jano
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
end Saturday IN Tho Wheeling Intelli-
gercer. Order your sub cri?tion today.
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no first application and designing his

the first application and designing his
hcncf:ciar,cs. who were 10 receive the
nancy in the event of his death; there
wns really nothing further for MIN u
do, the rest was done for HIM.
Tho r~-,u'ry int" evil Htn mas ot
cours,. changed all this. IN" SoiI or :.
Ing no longer in tn" service 'h'sc -
no money coming t. him.. ana II NJ
government III" n"urancc Is 10 d. N'ie
in frrc". the payments must no" oe
mad" by HIM individually.
Tn" government IS anxious 10 "E"',,
IN" lau-ing If this If" IN uTanc" at,u
has nladr some very liberal rules Tor US
rc;rsta,crr,n The most recent rul!ng
now rrov.dc2 that any Of hes" ihpS''d
l;fc insurance TrliC:'S may h" rem
stated by IN" payment Of only TWO
months back rr'nI'ImS. ThiS Is ny iar
the most liberal r..u*iai cm'nt pr!NICSH
ever offered in IN" history OF the NE
INSURANCE. business and il ought 10 re-.
>ult in restoring tn" major portion "t
tho in%uranr" that was issued 70 IN"
soldiers. \ condition Of tn" r"insiatH-
mont is that IN" soldier must not have
been ont It rho s"rvic" NOR" thIn c'Eht-
crn months and must bc now in rs good
hc1lih - when the insurHuC" - Ns"d.
TIL" N"mo S"rvir" ScC'irn g.: IN" local
Fed Cross. with offices ~ 1907 Th'pl!n"
street. has md" 4 special effort 1" Sc
cure nil available information IN conncc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
THANKSGIVING AT
The STATE PRISON
Many Wheeling People Going to Mounds
yille for Lvening Performance OF
Prison Minstrel

Tho evening performance Of the
THANKSGIVING minstrel show ut III" stat"
PRISON wall attract many Wheeling 10
Ilr to Nnundsvillc this evening. Til"
minstrel will he staged under tn" dIr""-
ton Of Peter HahcrstiCk Of this C!iy and
the s u'ClnCl; performance VIII l." "i' n
to the public, with tn" proceeds C"'u&
10 the Moundsvillc chapter of the Rcd
Cross.
Mr.. Haberstick announced last eve
nina, that arrangements hHV" been mad"
with the Wheeling Traction ""mrrry FIR
extra cIrs - carry IN" Whr"'iur visit
rrS Ia NuundSVillc for III" m'ustw J. IN"
extra cars will be kept at NpundsVIil"
until after tho performance. and VIII
leave from the corner of Seventh street
and Jefferson avenue after III" how I"
carry the Wheeling people home %Eain.
The ninstre! show undoubtedly viii
he ono IF the best oyer staged III IN"
prison. Dewey Chambers. IN ohio C"lln-
" prisoner. will l." ini"riu,utur. jock
Eoltc also Of this county. and J. {. ELL
lott. Il recent Ohio county iHjl hr'aE"r.
will appear in solo Parts. TIL" Wheeling
ELS are furnishing the scenery.
THANKSGIVING Will he rGll holiday
in the prison. Warden Terrell h"F ar
ran:cI fer Il sumptuuuS tur','y dinner
for H." inmates. shops Will y" c,,"'i
md tn" prisoners will l." allowed ia"
customary holiday f"C,h"m Of IT," Errdf.
During tie day 4 r' ri"rmHu"" f tn"
minstrel show will be- given for the Gu
tcr;tliument Of the prisoners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
WHEELING WILL
CAIN MUCH BY
SPREAD|NC0UT'
CREATED WHEELING SPELLS PRO
GEESSIvENTSS And THE CITY
THAT GROWS IS TIE CITY THAT
GOES AHEAD.
Communities Are Like People, II They
stand Stiu They Ssagnate-Urge
all to Vote.

real boost Was given the Greater
wheeling proposit.un last evening ny
Rev. Robert Arthur Elwood' loui.u az.
and pastor of the famous BoardwaIk
,h,,rrh in Atlantic City. He WAS asked
l,v an Inirll.g, ncrr reporter as 10 what
H.. ILoU. Mt ui the Greater Nh|"!lnE
lroyr,ncIu and the good that Would DC
derived should the election carry IN us
itynr today. and he replied:
"Whr,ling spells industry" to me ana
,.our tir.a;cr Wheeling election spclls
jru!.ros*Ivcncs&. Tho Ci'y that hToMH
!. the CIV that goes ahead. '"innAn,I,
tics NJ" like people if they stand SUN
tHcy stngnatc. ..,
Il yo.C" SIMPLY my own sentiments
,yhrn T say dat hope your Greater
Wheeling cICct!"n goes through win
big majority for lmat means 5''''''
Your stores are up-lo-datc, your city
markets are Il public benefit. your pup,
lie buildings. Churches, Y; NJ. -. A., anu
:. W. &. A.. library and hospitals are
credit. while your High school Is Spich-
d:d monument to your appreciation OF
The value of h.i;hcr CduCiiIun Tor your
TVS youth. enjoyed the pleasure OF
s;"aking IN your High school ana nc SIN
hundred young pr"ri" th"r" arr an
;'Sy,t To b. proud Of. only 1t Should be
,i..ublc that number for the SIC or your
ETY.. It's great mistake Tor ch!IGrcl
- step school before they hn;"h HiSn
school. In the race OF re tonhy i Is I,e
mentally and spir tually. that runs ci*i.
.',t ard wins mos often. | trust that
u hrcling as true progressive city VII
Keen righteousness in the foreground;
.'r1 mako gambling, prostitution and
h"",l"rg!ng outlaws for good. while at
the same tine advancing every interest
tMa, works for civic. home and indlVldu-
al benefit. .,d
teachers along with your newspapers
CnnsIituic tn" real first Inc of both Gc-
fence and advance for stHlwart Amer,
,pnism ard aggressive chr: stlanity: Al!
tGrrn of these need the h"-t support they
can have and every help in their good
work"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
LIBERAL PROVISION
FOR REINSTATEMENT
OF WAR INSURANCE
Home Service Section Of Wheeling BED
Gross to Aid Soldiers in Re
iustntcment.

There is perhaps no department OF
governmental activity that seems to be
so little understood as the functions OF
the War Risk bureau. which has charge
Of the life insurance issued 70 the sol
dirrS whom they enter service.
Since the war closed very large pro-
portion OF this insurance has been Al
lowed to lapse by reason Of the tHilurc
Of the soldier to keep M his monthly
premium payments after being mus
tered cut Of the army and returning 10
civil life.
rnents were automatically deducted
from the soldiers pay and after making
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ton with this insurance problem and
will be glad 10 give any assistance or
hdYlSe they can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
HOLIDAY HOURS
VIII Bo Observed ct Postoffices and
Branches Thanksgiving Day.

The miin offices md branch offices
will be closed the Cntir" day. ,
There will be no deliveries OF mall
either by city or rural carriers.
The usual holiday collections will DO
made in the business districts only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
RIVER news
,,n l., ,of, FOR New Mntamoras

Stage foot.
~" H.lcn l.. loft for New Mntamoras
yesterday At noon.
The ,irn.ral Wood made her return
,r',r TO l''i'> hurgh yesterday, leaving
Wheeling nj p. m.
I'm" g. neral Crowdcr leaves today FOR
her soulh,r" tn.
River kilograms.
St"ubonvill"--l0 feet. rising. rain.
parlcrsb urg-l1.S feet, rising rain.
Of Citv-2l foot. rising. cloudy
Mrrganlown-7.G feet, rising, rain.
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wnrnAN SCN-CNCED.

SDoclal TIsr1lCh q III" INtNITIE'nC'r.
CI.hRkSErRG. W. Va. Nov. -
T'ron her plea Of guilty today In III"
Harrison county criminal court To- Il
charge Of having forged Checks. Lillian
Hamilton. colcrcd. OF this city. was sen
fenced by Judge James w. Robinson. to
serve two years in the state peniten-
tiarY at Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
WORKROUSE RENTED

A. Lost NIGHTS meeting OF city coun-
III I-;,y Manner Charles y. Ephlin re-
,nr,,d that he has rented III" old city
,..nrl hn,yr t. Harry SicEcl fer period
# six months beginning December l.
Fir. Sicgel Will pay So per month rent
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-31
Dr.. W., {. lockwood
3a6nar5t
Serm n, W o.
Office Ser Beoples 9anf gegenilber.
Office-Bbone Nr. 8
8obnung-Bbone Nr. 3O3
@idtis fir 9eutide, bic bic Yer
Staaten nerlaiien ,uulleu.

Serr Gbmiu 9. Suller, Gbef Der
Soreisn Bcrmits Office, EaBfontrcI'
slbteilune, Staats department, bat
iolaenoe g%rtlGrung abeegcben, Die
fir feinblide IllslGnoer, pelhe Die
Sereinistcu Stauten p~erlniicn tuollen,
bon bofiter @idtieteit 1T:
.Gs miro fcinbli6cn @llslanoern
i'm allgemeincn %seitattet, nod ibrcml
SeimatIanb auriid5ufcbrem INN lid
bort bal,erno nieoer5ulaiien, oOer I'M
ter Der Sorausietung. Dab oas
Staats . Department CUR 3eit feline
3uiiderrng geben FAINT, oaB es ibner
s~eItattet iein miro, nad bcn @crcirll9.
TEN Staaten 5llriid3ufcbren.
.SSScocr IuslGnoer, Ser mad icincr
Seimat allrildsufcbren 9eoenft, iolltc
I'M Bette icines &eiic. mo &njilten-
billcts icin, che or iif BON icinell
icsisen @obnort nad) Dem Glnlhllf.
unssbafen besibt."