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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
CHINESE DRESS NEWEST
FAD FOR \. 7. WOMEN
Hangs Straight From Shoulder
With Flounce Below the Hem;
Fall Styles in Demand.

New York. May %. While Fifth
avenue shop windows are eticrVescent
with fiImv aluring frOcks Of net. or
gandie, and wolfe for which there has
been no especial sale, owing 10 beIstcd
summer, manufacturers and wholesaler
are declaring hat tho years at the au-
tumn and are making and selling fall
dresses Of wool and velvet What ls
more according 70 tho foxy prophecy of
the manufacturers, next falls models
are sell ing rapidly Hhilc fair patrons say
that one must be always ready for the
season ahead
As matter of fact il Is necessary for
the designers of these new frocks 10 state
that they really arc outer covering and
not suddenly overgrown lingerie, ftr tho
chemise dress has come upon rs and II
enphaticaiiy saying that lingerie we have
with IA
Both Paris and New. York designer
have agreed that fall stock must swing
from the summer bouffant hcnco the
chemise or tooth pick dress which
hangs straight from be shoulders Is bazqu-
ed at tho waist occasionally, and fall4 INTO
4 full Houncc or group Of plcating below
tho knee
The line il continuation of tic clingug
Egyptian effect with tho looeeuoes of aii
oriental garb that has been such a craze
this spring and summer. The gorgeous
coIors of the ea-t. however. seem to have
persisted and eeliate ines of hlacl, hlge
and gray abound ID the autumn dresses
A.combination of bIark and blue. or black
and emerald green, is very popular
--
You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
nLrED AFTER 20 YEARS.
Nebraska Jury Awards Disappointed
spinster Thousand Dollars Year
For Love Jolt

Falls City. Neb. May ~ "A Richard
son County jury haa awarded y 900 p
year 10 Miss Jennie Fcllers lor each of TIC
nty-two years She waited i0r LOUIS j
Howe. now " Lincoln, ~ mnkc good hls
promise 10 marry her.
Mis-. Fellers il school teacher Her
story was that when siic WAS high
school girl 10 1896 she met Howe, acy-
eral wears her senior and ~ family
possessed 0f large holdings ~ land
Howe was manager of The estate lor
his mother. Miss Fellers agreed tp marry
him but he aaid he must stay with his
mother AZ long ~ she lived Meanwhile
he showered gifts and attention. upon
the young woman
Hgwps mother is stil living IN 1918
Howe broke of the cugarcncnt Fle said
that his mother and sisters did not think
M,ss Fcilers would make bra The kind
of wile he needed He alaO sa.d BIZ
fianccc had grown "tonchy and sharp
IN her conversations with him. She
sued for SJDOO0 The jury gave ber
S22 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
WIIIYS-OVERLAND.
Earned in Four Months More than SIS.
600 900 Before Depreciation and Fed
craI Taxes.

Boston Willys-OvorIand earned n the
four months ended April 80 II excess II
S6. 600 900 before depreciation and led
oral taxes After aI special charges and
after taxes. profits were approximately
S3600 600
The dividends on both classes IL pre-
fcrred and on the common stock tor me
full year call for something over S3 lthttol
Thus Nillys-Overiand III thc S'rSt thrd q
its vaar earned Its preferred and common
dividends with ! II per cent margin OF
safety
The company will realize 81 l"as, ; Si0ooo
600 from the sale Of lt~ common Stock and
II certain plans nov pending matcralze
batrAen $4,000 600 and so 600 600
cash may come into the treasury p the
basis of the December 81 halanc" sheet .
this would produce approNlmatelT II 81
cash for every 81 of Aoaing debt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
!, Aseoriatcd Press Is Every Evening

N Associated Press to Every Evening
Phiadclphia. NIay 16 Corn As n
o1antitv and location, ? 02a2.01 the latter
for No. yellow.
Butter-W estcrn creamery, extra, 6li
nearby prints. fancy, 1th13.
Ghcesc- New York whole, fancy held.
a do ordinary 10 good, 25a3l do. cur
rent make best year 29a30, do, common
to good 2ta2S.
ges-Ncarby frsts, IS. do. current
reecIgns. A.. western, extra tirsts. All;
Do. fIrsts, 40a42 fancy selected packed,
5la53
Live poultry-Fowls, = to SIC and
quality. 37a4l; hroiiing chickens. fancy
not Leghorns, ; 70 , pounds Z piece,
-0a75. do. ] to 1l4 pounds, Goats, white
I.calorns broilers 70 i pounds 4oaoo.
old roosters. 22a23 ducks. 31a34
Dressed Poultry-tow!- fresh killed,
choice to fancy. 4Ia43. do, small sizes,
3,5a4U. ro0Sters 80
Potatocs-Ola. 100 pounds 6.75a1 80,
ao. $50 pound bags 9.50alI-50, Florida,
NJ /. ii GOALS 00 per barrel ao No ?,
I3 00aI2 90: do No. B. 8 oOa1 do.
Fi0ur-Soft winter. straight western,
13.25aI350, do do. nearby. l2.a0al3- ~
hard winter, straight, l3.502l4,59. do
short patent. I450a15-50; spring first
clears 1I00lI2.O0, do. patent. IA 00a
1850; do, short patent. l4-13ai7.-..'
faDcy snring and city mills patent faquly
brand 600alG.50.
Hay-Timothv No ?. 4Oa44.5C
ner ton. No ,. $40 00a42 co. sample
S45 90. no grade. S3eGOa32 C0. c'ovel
mixed hay. light mixed S430ea44 90
No. mixed S4l 00a42 90.
TalloH-Prime city loose, l25a d
speciaI loose l3]4 prime country. 11l2
edible. in tierces. II zal5
Bran-Soft winter bran western =
100 pound sacks, 81 00a64 90 sprinl
bran. 63.50a64 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
MINERS MAKE PROTEST,
WANT LEADER FREED
Anthracite Workers, However, De
feat Resolution to Stop Work
Till He's Liberated.
ny Assocpaled Press to Every Evening

BY AssoeIated Press to Every Evening
WiIkes-Barre. Pa, May 2G~ihe ac-
tion Of Federal Judge Anderson IN SUM
monine John L. Lewis, international
President of the United Mine Workers,
and Phillip Murray. vice president, 10
appear IN court 1T indianapolis At thus
critical moment" was declared contrary
10 the wishes of high government officials,
and ample proof Of the necessity OF hav-
ing federal judges elected by the people
for term not exceeding six years, ~ q
resolution unanimously adopted here
today bY the reconvened trl-district con
vention Of Anthracite Mine WORKERS
The resolution. which viii be lmmc~
diaiely forwarded 10 President Wilson,
also pledged support 10 President Lewis
and his executors IN their hour ct triai 70
the end that Justice shall prevail ana the
rights of American labor shall be sustained.
When the resolutions was read 70 the
convention. which is IN session consider
10 the question Of the disposition ol the
anthracite wage dispute, Vice President
Andrew Mattj. of District No Z, led an
unsuccessful movement TO amend the
document Ia the effect that the anthracite
miners will not work until President
Lewis and his associates he lett Tree.
II vas also asked that the soft Goa
workers be invited 70 take the same
action.
4 know wd can do better than thls
resolution, Mr. Matti declared w
ran free some men from inil today II w
take action The delegate asserted that =
vas no use to try and scare judge
Anderson by such resolution, hu
should take some direct action.
.IaInes Jones, If Kingston, Pa, a
organizer. moved to have the resolution
i dcuounce Judge Anderson rs nn-Amerl
can
Several other speakers offered amend
ments n the resolution but they Were 81
i rejected hy Thomas Kennedy, chairman
! as mot IN order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
MRS. MARGARET M'CADDEN DEAD.
Her Husband for Many Years Was Pro-
prietor of the Delaware House.

Mrs. Margaret McCadden, widow OF
Robert NcCaddcn. died Al $50 o oscloch
this morning al the home q her daughter
Airs George " Hook 2605 Harrison
street Mrs McCadslen had been IN poor
health for several months Her late has-
band Robert McCadden. nearly quarter
ot a century ago was proprietor oE the
Delaware House nov the Hotel Mullen.
ap)o-lte tie Old City Hall
Mrs McCadden is survived By four
daughters. Mrs Oliver II Parry Of near
Brandywlnc summit Mrs William I.
Parry Of near Vest Chester Nlrst y.
Hook 81 This city and Mrs William I.
HAYES 81 Newark She Is also survived
by IL grandchildren and seven great
arandehLLagen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
JAP WINNING TENNIS TITLE.

nv Associated Press 70 Every Esening
Paris. MAY 20 zeno Schnitsu, the
japanese tennis player, holder of the
championship Of japan aud India y Prov
ing the sensation of the world hard court
tituIar tournament being played here.
Tho oriental racquet wieIder reached
tbe aeroi-final round Yesterday by elimi-
Mating Nicholas Mishi. the Rumanian
star, in five set match which the latter
defaultnd due to exhaustion. All the
Enolish nlayers had been previously climi-
nSted and there we're no American en-
trauts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
NEWPORT's WATER SYSTEM.

Newport. Mas 26 The laying Of the
water pipes IN connection with the water
SYSTEM being installed here IS nov cont
nIete The water tank IS erected and ire
plugs hase been Installed
The ariesian wells which are being dug
for the water supply have reached a
depth Of 50 feet and are beng teste! out
The greatest supply yet ohtalhable is
30 gals Il minute The system IS expected
ta be ia operation WITHIN he neSt week.
Trenches are telng dug for the sewre
pipes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Wilmer alradler Improving.

Wilmer Stradley president and general
mauager of the Diamond Zee and Coal l5o.,
who was taken home seriously III last
Saturday, was reported as much he ter
today Ills physician fears that Air Strad-
ley may have typhoid fever, bun will not
know definitely until the period Of ncu-
baton has passed 4 blood test ls to- be
made today, that may aid IN the dlagno-
sis. His fever, it was reported, was lower
this morning and his general condition
formabie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
DI FONT DIVIDENDS.
New Company Makes Quarterly Appor-
tionr,cut Of H.: old Company /.

Directors of +. /. du Pont dc Ncmours
4 Co today declared a dividend q 3
on common stock, payable 'allc e, -
stockholders oi record May - !, ~
dividend ) 70 hc paNabie as i"l,oMS, WI
dollars per share N cash ana S--,,U II
common stoCA ot the par Naiue 81 Siuo i'Si
share,
They also declared a dividend ot 2 1
dcbcnture stock, payable 5NiN - -
st,-khniCcrS al record July l0
Directors ii the +. du Pont dc Nc-
mourS Powder &c deaiiFca 1ilt tA"'I
dividend oil i lon common >'oeh,I't,N 10y
August :, to ~tockhoidcfS ~ feftio 10y
29 also q dividend g per teht oil P'S-
icrrcd stock, saNahic august :. r. Sto'A-
haLaer. ., rAeara IuN ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
LIGHTNING KILLS HOWARD LOEBE.
Son of Wilmington Man Struck Down by
Boil on Mestern Ranch.

John \ Loehe. q I304 Lancaster
#ayenae has received telegram stating
hat his son. Howard b aged l : wears.
NaS killed bv lightning on his brother
ranch near Beach \ D.. Yesterday.
Arrangements are being made To have
rke bodg forwarded here for internen5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Inhn MONTGOMERY Ill.

John 4. Montgomery Of o,ilpln, Nan
Trump 4 Montgomery. WHO has 9een,
confined to his apartments AT the Hotel
aa Pont Tor several days. : epuvalesclng,
huf has been directed by his physician ~
refInauish part 81 his business duties for .
few weeks. IN order that his recovery may
lie more complete Mr. Montgomery was
recently elected president Of the firm
and il Was ms ardent attention 70 business
matters that brought on his illness, II
= satj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Juries Discharged.

The iuries in the Court Of General
Sessions were dismissed this morning, a.
all eases remaining for the May term Of
court will be disposed of without a jury
sr5at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
Nut Wanted.

"How would you like 70 travel BY a
subaqleous route3
Not much. None oI tllls mld-aH
business for ire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26

A Madison man opinion " . dna
gane snort - one who nses slgar Or h
potatocg three Times dav Mul.zog
Kan Ncws.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
AIBuqusraus M0rning Journal sunday, January Is Ig2o

oil which win carry out the work
The first thing to do said Dr.
,Beekman, lis to construct a gigan-
Itic dixie to keep out the North sea
This win he thirty miles long.
stretching from Wierlngeh to thr
Tristan coast where the water
ranges in depth from thirty three
to- eleven feet. II viii be every
where sixteen to seventeen f@pi
iabove the sea level There Will be
q double track railway on tor OF
1.-THE dixie. It's construction will take
mime years and its cost, by pre-war
estimates, will be more than $50
100000
The total surface TO be reclaim
ed is S27 square miles. There will
Iremain a lake of 500 square miles
which viii act as a reservoir. dur
ling the periods when. owing ia
northwestern storms, the waters of
1.-THE River Yssel ana of the canals
cannot be emntied into the North
sea Tile water of the lake viii be
let ont into the North sea through
five great suices at the Wteringen
end Of the dixie,
"Mogt of the land to be reclaim
cd now lies thirteen feet beneath
the sea level Part Of ii is expect
cd 10 he dry within fourteen years.
las pumping out will begin as soon
as the dixie is completed. The last
Of the land is expected to be dry
within thirty-fIye years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
DANCING PROFESSORS
TRY TO COMPROMISE
WITH THE CARDINAL

ley MORNING JoURnIL SPECIAL Leased wiRel
Paris, Jan. 24.--Cardinal Amet-
ties recent pastoral letter, against
modern dances, which @was read
from the pulpits Of all Catholic
churches. has caused d great furry
among dancing professors. They
have sent a delegation to the cardi-
nal TO Try and reach compromise
with him.
4 weekly newspaper is of the
opinion that the cardinals letter
was aimed principally at the Amer
lean dances, such as the fox trot'
Dud bunny hug"
The dancing teachers have decid-
ed to eliminate step from the
tango and rename it the "Haha-
nera' The mtve added a step to
the fox trot and call the dance the
Spanish Scottische.' Some steps
have been modified in the one-step
and it has been named THE Amer
lean Polka.
Jouruai Warts BRING Results
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

|of the Christian era when the Ro-
mans had their settlements tn Hot
land. much of the space now oc-
.eupied by the Zuyder Zee was land
land the south part of the present
sea was a lake called Fleyo. North
west tempests swept the North sea,
washing away the tract of dry land
between the sea and lake. one
large. shallow body Of water-the
Iuyder zee--was formed.
The towns situated on its banks
throve as the merchantmen came
Into their ports. But, as ships be
came larger and of deeper draft
traffic was diverted to deeper seas
leaving the once famous towns on
the Zuyder's shores mere fishing
villages. which they are now. while
Amsteriam's commerce came te
her through a canal leading direct
TO the North sea.
DR. A.A Beelunan of Tie Hague
who had devoted nearly all his life
70 the idea of reclaiming the Zuy-
der Zee, explained the plans to the
Associated Press correspondent. He
is now q member OF the state coun-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
COMMUNISTS TO BE
DEp0RTED Is RULING
MADE BY DEPARTM ENT

continued From Page Is
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

the taets. Il is his duty to apply
The IaW to the facts as he finds
them. II is mandatory upon him
to take INTO custody aliens who are
members Of this organization and
depoft them in the manner provid-
ed for in the immigration act Of
February 3, 1877.
your memorandum of January
II, 1890 recommending that the
department issue its warrant for
the deportation Of Englebert Breis,
stch deportation TO be to Austria,
at government expense, is hereby
approved.
tSiened) w r, WILSON,
ttGHprpfarv "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
ENORMOUS FEAT
OF ENGINEERING
IS PROGRESSING
tAssoelatea rress toFfresponiapce

The Hague. jan S tby Mail) -
Work is to begin this year on the
retaining of the Zuyder Zee. one
of the worlds greatest engineering
projects. by which II is. proposed
10. restore TO Holland within thirty
five years what was once hers but
was taken raway by the storms of
MANY centuries,
When the work is finished, not
only the original land win be re-
stored but many thousands of
acres which always have been be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25
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WHY ENDURE GRAY HAZE 2

We want every woman to know
mot only how easily she can tint
gray. faded. 5trnakoa hair herself
but how truly wonderful is the re-
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OF women already know and use
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hut other thousands have yet TO
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IbeautS and glory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-25

I32aiQa DlltN'
Declares Real Purpose.
"And again from pages 0 and 10
Of the same documents:
In those countries where the
conditions for a workers revolu-
ton are not vet ripe. the same pro-
cess will so on. The use of par
Iliamentarism however. is only Of
secondary Importance,
"And further on page 10:
The parliamentarism of the
communist party performs a serv-
ice in modifying the proletariat
against capitalism. emphasizing
the political character Of the class
struggle
THE parliamentary processes
established by our government are
to be discarded or used for propa-
ganda purposes only and other
means adopted for overthrowing
the government Of the United
States. These means are stated at
considerable length and frequently
federated, seemingly for purposes
Of emphasis. The conquest of the
power Of the state is to be accom-
Iplished ty the mass power Of the
ITroletariat.
/ "Stri6es are to be broadened and
t6eepened, making them general
ana militant and efforts made to
develop their revolutionary com
ITlicati0ns. The strike is to be used
not simply as Il means to secure
h edress Of economic wrongs but as
means through which the gov
eminent may be conquered and
destroyed. A few excerpts from
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Chronic Constitution.

Long continued constipation
causes piles, pimples and n sallow
complexion. 1t is also most likely
the cause of appendicitis. DO you
want to feel miserable good
share of the time and take the
chances of having, piles or apnen-
eicitis? Then why neglect your
bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets
will give you relief. sf8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-10
era Dhiifyfrisen.

gn brobeIig gaialic fanot torle-
Ben Scat Steo paa 0aoerne | Soilcp
Sslanb, SEEM 9)orf, ON Ell Saltcb'l
fi,lb al @biifp til Ell altlIaaet SGro1
al minbit 100000.
Ger Geteftiper beianbt Jig pna cit
natlie G~rpeoitiou til et Gambling.
bus, ga ale @abelpiene peo ocres
g(nfcn,it III Icptilne Ioellue pluo'e,
liza oif no, og De beianot Jig onlslpet
of ct neiten 9epptiif Wcrte. Sc Tor.
Stob. at Der maatte bore "llgler
Woien" ct ener anoet Steos | NGr-
beoer, oa ser blep ienot guo etter
Norlterfninaer. en- manoltert Ifoe'
lima al IoIitircicrpen anfom ! aiito,
mobiler mcb Ell 6art, lom lailgi
oucriteg oen siGlbenoe "ipceo II
nit.
Smiblertib bar sc ier Getettiper
itebt paa Ell Slot N9no, iom bal
beifi9itiaet n,eo of ailesie Ell Sa'te'
Bill fulb al @biifptsnber. Se glorot
fsrlt fraitis U%tooitano, bporllloel
ser affprcbes ilcre Sfno, men pef
Reierpens Infonlit tog DC tIlberls %
ieate at reooe iig peo Ell baltla
Hii,at. Oe ileite al Dem blep lill'o.
lertio inbbenteoe % arrelterepc'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-10
Den %foripunone
Solperube.

Eli @innipeg, Wan., anfom ben
Ste September Giuilinaenisrernc 8.
Is. 8eacccf ira 0ullttb, Ytinn., %
:. 3. 3amont fra 8irginio, 0tinn,,
poo @iernemreiie til Eort .&rtbur,
Ont. Sra iioitnGunte Steb bill De
bIi lat oper til en- liocn g, eIlcr Sol
me faloet Silper Sslet, / Safe Su-
perior, boor DC ifal gisre ct 6orisg
poa at iaa gi~enopOaget Ell mraabe-
Tia rig Selpgriibe, iom for noget
oper 40 Mar iiben operipsmmcoeS %
praftiif talt opilustes al Sisen.
Sngenicrerne leoiagebes al flere
Isiiitenter % meofsrte 5oripiinger
for ct IGnsere Spbolo oerube.
8riben, at bpilfen Der | De faa
g(or, ben bar / Grit, blep taget op
rent Sslp til en- @Groi al ilere Wil.
lioner Dollars, matte | 1873 forla-
bcs, ga Siecn ppltebe liz inc opcr
Solnen % iplbte Den til Ral,oell
meo @anb, iaa Sriiten unuligglor'
bes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-10
Snbnitrifriicn i G%nslanb.

&c brittle Saearbeioere aabncoe
I Wfanoags lin aarlige &onsrcs /
NortSmontb. &ongreaIenS Girl.
gent, S. $. Sbomos, io~ruoiagoe i i'm
Iabnin9stale, at Be brittle Irbei.
oere M eif impbe ocn itreneeite
Tll,ter De bar oplepet paa lang Sio.
Sans Sale tornteoe Jig Iom en- iilb'
tr9neenoe Ippel ON inbuitriel Sreo.
San erflPreoe, at grbeioerne life
pnIfeoe &antp, nten at De beucr life
piloe opeipe Eeiultaierne al mallge
Glars &e, Gam % SorlageIIer.
Ingaaenoe oct Sfriot Irbeioerne
bapoc taget for at binore GngIauos
Snterpention / ben pollf-rllsiilfc
&rig erflprcoe Wr. Sbomas, at oct.
re bar Ell aaben ltbforbring til sen
brittle &onititution, men ell icml
nar berettiget / ben eriltcrcnbe &ri-
ie. San foriifreoe, at Nrbeiocrues
"gftionsraaO" bar bIet oprcttet
ubeluffenoe iom 6elge al benne
Strife, oe of bet bill bll oploit, iaa.
mart De Speaper BET a~rbcibebe for
bar blet lott: Sreo mco Tuslollo
% Sifring al NolenS Sclpitnnoig.
beo. San fpriifre0e at bette life
bar oct famine lom I%nerficnOelie al
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prinien iom piloe
bli 2lmcrtfaner

1ra Gonitontinopel berctteS Den
Ste Seutember, at ben II Inr gam.
lie Yrins Meiib, Der er Ell @roOer az
Scbahen al Teriien, oa han octt
nGpnte DAG al lin Tormpnoer, ga
bib Sem, bragtcS I'll Den beilel'ote
omerifanife Sfole, 8obertS college.
hppr han Ifulbe optages Icnt glcp |
be1 forbereoenoe Iioeling. nneo ltor
@eItenrtbcb erflGreoe, OF ban en'teoe
of bli en- Amerifaner.
Sertil ipareoe NibelingetS @eltp'
rer, at set bel fuloe laoc ltg 9lore'
GA unoerretteoe bam ian1tioig ON, al
hon Iom glep al bcr amcritan'tc
Sfole life lpngere piloe BIZ taloei
Irins, men iimpeltben W'eTlo, % al
hon oalaa reiifereoe at faa Sal't
ON han life opiprte Jig 'tlttell9 %
lprtc fine 2erer.
elsie @etingeIier eit Trin'eit rIoel
Sctrnfning inb paa, bporpaa paF
blcp "aiort til Imerifancr" peo Tor,
melt Of bIi uptaset iou Glen oef
Sfplen.
Iae 9prere pco Sfolcn er Vine.
~rifancre, meoenS gleperne be'iaar q
Vcricre, Sartarer. @rTtere, Irnle.
Mere % Sprfcrc. SnltltntlcI'cIl pGl
pao Ionotn9r life TlaeS Tor aH'
bcn, icm isser Sptagel'e.