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The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
PROPOSED LEGExxATIyE AMEND
 MENT.
Proposed Amendment No. I4 10 fhs
 lnn.1 tutinn .E ArAaE.aa


 Amending Section 1 of Article of the Constitutlon of the State of Arkan- sas, as amended ny Amendment No G. adopted January f4th. 1903. proxfsing that avery citizen of the United States having the prescribed residence in the State. except those deprived of the right by law for the commission sf fe&oniss. shall se allowed to vote at any election. upon exhibiting a poll tax receipt or other evidence Of pay meHt of poll ta~ providing that per- sons attaining majority after time Of assessing taxes and before election. possessing the other necessary quali- heations. shall be permitted to vote providing that judges of election 3haii mark ST stamp poll tz= receipts at the time of voting to prevent the holder thereof from voting more than once at an slections and declaring it the purpose of the amendment 10 deny right Of suffrage to aliens and to confer the right of suffrage equally upon men and women. without regard 10 sex. provided that women shall not be com pslied to serve on iursss~
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
PARTY PlANKS
 AST''WET'HOPE
Both Democratic and Republican Platforms Reject Idea of Light Wines and
 Beers.

Washington, May 6-'Wet' hopes of obtaining blanks in the Democratic and Republican national platforms favoring light wines and beers have gone glimmerlng. according to infor. nation percoIating from the headquar- ters of both parties today.
 There has been a checking up of the prospective wet" strength in the con ventions by the Republican and Demo- cratic leaders within the last week. 1t transpires with the result that the foes of prohibition have been advised Of the hopelessness of their cause, so far as the presidential contest Is con- cerned.
 Officials of the Democratic national committee made an unusually careful canvass of the situation. for the reason that both Governor Edwards of New Jersey. and Governor Cox of Ohio have been figuring as presidential possibili- ties favorable to the resurrection of beer. and 1t was looked to chiefly by the vets as likely to adopt a wine and beer plank. from political consid- erations. if not from conviction.
 Democrats 10 be Silent7
 The Democratic eheck-up showed that only sixteen of the fifty-six mem- bers of the resolutions committee at San Francisco would be in favor of wet plank. if they represent the pre-. vziling sentiment Of the states eieoting the delegates who will name the mem- hers of The committee IL Is understood that as result of this canvass. Chair man Cummings Of the Democratic na- tional committee. who win be the tenn porary chairman of the Democratic convention. will refrain from striking any keynote favorable to the vets. Democratic leaders also have urged the anti-prohihitionists to lay off" warning them if they continue 10 press for wet" plank they surely will spur the prohibitionists to force through q strong dry plank
 The Democratic chieftains here hope that by putting the shutters on the ''wets." William Jennings Bryan can be persuaded to abandon his intention to fight for a plank strongly indorsing the eighteenth amendment and en- forcement thereof. Silence on the IT, anor issue is ardently desired by the Democratic leaders.
 6. 0. p. Even @Drier"
 The canvass by Republican leaders showed that the vets would be even weaker at Chicago than at San Fran cisco. -
 The prospect, therefore. is that the advocates of light wines and beer will transfer their endeayors to the con- Evessionai campaign, seeking 10 elect a congress which will modify the de finition of intoxicating liquor. It would take a wet landslide to win the House and. with only one-third of the Senators to be elected. the vets could scarcely hope for a friendly Sen. ate in the next Congress
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
CoMMIssIoS.rI.-s-' .I.-'

NOTICE IS Hrapns pursuance Of the ss,s nj tions contained n sss the Chancery csnrt,' s',' ., male and entered <. {. April. A. D. ls2S' Ao 4I) then pcnaIas <
 ". Fl. Golden. ccmaisl..i ,''s Bartholomew. defen'l.,. signed as CopimissId-'s, N VIII offer for sale st tne highest bidder. {. M entrance of the copsi. which said Court ls 6s ' ot Roik. within the k
 law for judicial sale, 5 ot June A. a lg28 bs Z scrsAed real estats. te N. Section ls. ToBnshin West containing County. Arkansas
 TERMS OF SALE. Q l three months. the rss.s,,l anired to execute a ia ny law and the 0Yaef asl l Court in said caux& M eurity. bearing intefn tei, per cent per anna.
 sale until paid. and .a| tAined on the premise K, the payment of tAe Vss
 Given under my has5 April. X. D. 1926. ELH
 Commissioae
 Ady.--First A pub. Mar {
 Last puh. May 20, ls1a
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
NOTICE OF FILING ol gl
 CONFIRM TITLE Talfl'

Notice is hereby giga ? been filed in my offts | Chancery ( court Of P6s sas a petition for ihe l titie 60 the f0iicmlsg asl being situate in Polk fl sa&. to wit The S0rsh H, SN being more psf.ia
 ed s follows BeEinnial ] west curner Of said Sz \ running North 7a ya;s 10 the East line ef M
 thence south 7l sards
 corner of said las. thence West to the plsa 2 containing six and A Section 16. Townshlb < 1a West, and the epls'' in Mrs M. C. BF9at sI herein.
 Ali persons claln.ng I any interest therein. q. ' ed and called upon Q ! Chancerv Court ct Paa kansas. within six HssHl date and show canSs Ei said lands should nai ! said Mrs 1f. C. BFya1 !
 Witness my band E
 fhancery Court af kansas and the seal s| fay of Apfli i92F fSEAE.5 v. f fAf trier Woodrow At
 Ads. First unt Anu Last pub June 2
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
SUFFRAGE HOPES REVIVE
Deleware Senate, il to $. Approves
 Ratification.

Dover Del. May ,. Suffrage hope was revived in Deleware today when state senate passed ratification bill II to 6.
 After rejecting substitute offered by Senator Gormiey. Democrat. Of WiImington. providing for refer endUm al the next election. the senate adopted the resolution of Senator Walker Republican. rasitying the Sa- san B. Anthony suffrage amendment.
 Two Republicans voted against rati. fioation and only one Democrat sup ported li There was a big demon stra. ton ny saftragists on announcement Of the vote.
 The measure now goes Co the house. vhish overwhelmingly aegeated sim nsr measure several weeks aso. r Is now sald the house fayors suffrage bv safe margin and win vote for rssi. tteanoa tomorrow.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13

SURGEONS agree that in cases of Cuts. Burns. Bruises and Wounds. the FIRST TREATMENT is most import ant. When ar EFFICIENT anrisep- sse IS applied promptly. there is no danger of infection ard the wound be- Eans te heAl at once. For use on nan or beast. B0R0Z0NE Is the IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALING AGENT. Buy | BOW and he ready for an emergency. Price 25c. soc. Sl.o0 and sl-5o. Sold hy Ja<kson Drag Co----Adv-
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
saiIsaaI Forest Timber Fer Sale

Sealed bids will be received hr ,As forest Supervisor Hot Springs Ar. kansas, up to and including Nav ae as<g, for all the merchantabIe de',d umoer standing or down and a1l tha use timber marked or designated for cutting on arl area embracing abouf Iss acres within section a5. T. I south range g west and section 30. townshIn ! south. range 3i west Arkansas Ns- slonal Forest estimated 10 be a2s. .ooo Lset E. M-. more or less, of shortieaf elnr timoer. No bid of less than s4.7g with bid. $500. The right to rasarf anv and II bids reserved. Before hids ara submitted. full information conrerninr ne timber. the conditions of sale. and sas submission of bids should ba oh- tainsd from the Forest supervssor not Springs. Arkansas.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Warnimx ora~-

No. S-3--In the Chareers- tsc,~. .< x,.,,.
 nne4n ty Arz snsas--Dzvsd Rian~r : -ss
 rsAlnSir. vs- Mrs M K. Crea- s~h~
 srseaEsr and Clara RIrseSnsr. ne- ae .0efendaAss. Mzf. M K r.-n.- Ssl1 AaFsehner ard Clara Klrssss,r,a--- sEs warned to appear in this ~.,rs r.,, = <, ~.lAln thirty days and answa~ sse " s.,., -ss pant cf the Plaintiff. David Elan
 HstnSss ny hand and the seal ar sats SSrxt sr thls 18th day ef April. aess R L> PARKER. Clerk. attorneys far Plasrtir SS~vr s.s sA \ -l ~ Z. , q. se$ attorney fer Defendant o -NA- Last pub. May n lFss
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
esLuEHEARD- MAN EvADg LAW.
Death Threatens so Snatch Murderer
 of Wives From Punishment.


 Los Angeles. May ssDeata may cheat the law in the case of Blue beard James Watson.
 The confessed murderer Of five of the twenty-five women he has married tonight vas declared 10 be in | criti. rai condition. Wekness caused by two unsuccessful attempts at suicide and an endless srisling 6y the police and District Attorney Thomas L. Wool. wine have so affected Watson that doubts are felt if he will live to face his punishment
 Watson was taken back to his cot today from the courtroom. where he pleaded guilty to murder charges. in q semi-uneonscious condition. His face, always pallid. became ashsn as he heard the charges read and he whispered his answers to the court. He Eo2Rled into the arms of his guards and was revived with diffsculty.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
pRoPosED IEGTsLATTvH AMmwus
 WENT.
rropo.ea Amendmsnt .No. Is to the

Proposed Amendment No. 15 to the
 ccnstitution of Arknnshs.
 Amending the Constitution of the State of Arkansas; providing that the Supreme Court of the State shall be composed of five judges. one of whom shall be styled and elected Chief Jus tice any three of whom shall consti- ute a quorum. and requiring. the com currence of at least three judges in every decision; providing that 1T 1t be- come necessary the Legelslature may provide for two additional judges and for the Court to sit in divisions: pro- viding the salaries of the Judges shall be fixed by law at not less than Four Thousand (S4.000.00) Dollars nor nsore than Six Thousand CSC. 6.000.00) Dollars per year. and fixing their salaries until otherwise provided by. law at Six Thousand (s6.000.0O) Dollars per year: providing that the judges shall not hs allowed any fees or perquisites of of. hea nor to hold any other office of trust or proft under the state or United States providing for the repeal of such portions of the constitution as are In conflict; and providing that the amendment shall bscoms operative sixty days after It's approval and adop- ton by the people of the State.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
1EMoeaATs RAR AaTIeLE .0.
fFose Island Convention Approves a
 Lea7ue. However.

Ffose Island Convention Approves a
 League, However
 pfcri4euce R I sIsy ! pisap- pras4l of article l0 os the covenant os the l.easae Of Nations as submitted by President Wilson 10 the Senate but approval of league of nations that would conform to ths principle of self. determination for small nations was expressed hy the Democratic party of Rhode Island in i resolution adopted al the state convention here today.
 Another resolution directed the dele gates from this state to tho national convention at San Francisco 10 do everything in their power 10 the end that she Irish republic De recognized by the government Of the United States
 Ten Qninssr0c;ed delegates were elected to sAe national convention
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13

pursuance Of aEREsg
 tions tl,l contained Sus aelI made H.S..s and Ssoeit <
 k; r. Harris pendles i: c,o,,s V yss. defendasSp, aot aoF sale sale at pu6II.s Gi .sals ed,, oI the County me SR
 sad sad Court is odlls.ii F Folk, ?, within tbsl thbsld | of June. 'Aaaleial A S ssisss
 ssceiribed real as. is2o s. NEA sWss estate. C
 sEH sW1inI WN1ngs 30 Essss, s11 E x NEA sWSn ' K, '' SSEh Sl. Section A ssei
 south. Range q, an 1aon WIl. 20, Townssib,sw si West
 " est. and fh- elAp S. snip as.nip ? South Ras SsA Ss county. Arkansssas sssnse TERMS OF ss' sa, sa
 three tl,... months. 1thsLE tsi A qaired to execn.e sse Dpsls 6y law and ths thSa,e a.s a bs' Court in said as oIaef asi ffnriIy, fen ns bsarins in,s. Iss sIal ! sale until paiSe ief anhaA !. tained on the ana | the payment os psemlss, \
 Given under ,,,, sae palsl April, A. D. isaoi' a'i'y hana x Auv First puh sssloHa !! Last pub, May so hsE ,s. N
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
HER THEFT LED TO FORTUNE
4 Judge Finds in Starving Woman
 an Heir ts ss.ooo


 Atlantic city, N. J. May s.A wear eaed. aged woman came into Judge Clarence Coldberg's police court today for stealing 8 bottle of milk.
 .'I was starving. judge. skc said. All right, believe that said Cold berg, bat I don't believe yoar right name Is Susan Smith. Is it
 NO. judge. It's Mrs. EIhabeth Vein berg
 Whexenpoa Goldberg discharged her asa gASe her ss.eaa. she remnant oi an estate wAicA he had settled when prac- sAesng Eaw snne time ago. The estate xAs tA2t es Mrs. wssnhergs ancle AN lawyer had conducted the searca ses several months fnr the starving @szA4~ we.o turned ap tn his court to.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
sIsrTLEMENr nF An,rrxrsr,.. -

...seklce Seklce As hereby given that f1-@f ssss sassl.aent viii He made bv tne feItewss.s- ss-.sa z. fzsors at the July tern nf fhs szs ~s~1t ot Folk County. Arkar- .sf~. <s.zEEot1s administrator of ths eAsAte oz ". l. Rinwxafd fArs.r1s f e"s q tnerntor. adznlniSsrstn~ r~ rn. @1'@te eE cH2s Iorhetf deceaeea
 WILL -ALEyASnrR Aax.--AiAy is, isf4 s saer~
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
Warning order

s'~.e sI Arkansas. County of polk--ss
 center IoWnship.-S e Fss pf.g,
 Ss Joe Reed. Defendant ae Defendant. Joe Reed. Is u-aroas sS @fpear in this court within thi-fv Plaintiff S e rss 9A me
 .April Is lsas. Adv. First pub. Aprif ss Last pub Nav IA fses
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
AHs zazA ceas<lrarioa cnresa M t4 Eo 7f Davx

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The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13

Fly oa Is shs snrs kiil- -sszn-suis. fur dies. Try it o-rs. ycu virl rss it zzxzys See Taekxon Drug Cs.-Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
ADMINISTER tT0Rs Ael
 PfsIt ATHoN FOR Hh
 LANDS

Nptiea is hsre5f sss iersiane as admlnlsil tate 3f taas Harris tise 2eth day 0f May cation to The Prqhais County. Arkansas ipi r1xing and dir 7T
 rnlnsstrafor. t0 sell v raising funds for tee debts cf said decssaEss s.. < lands situate In Polk ... and belonging to s2la l
 The NEt. NW ne NNs< and the Frsc.'3ss of Section 9s in TpFA Range Sz West.
 April 2e. ls2o "
 JAS. 4, THORNIvA Adv.FErst pub. ARfa Last pub May 1s
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
,orTcr FOR PIBIlll

Department of the ia.s's v
 Dfnce af Camden, NOTICE Is hereRT. V.
 PETER M 7. of vanfefxeort, As
 March l3 1915, mass .s { ., try No esSl3 for " s .' Si SEaz section NyFs Section $, Ioss.,. ,... g " sth PrinclpA s
 notice of intention ss. Three Tear Praofs ss s..iss. ss fisa land above l r..s| (slrcuit Clerk of Po'A P..a sss { Arkansas. on the sf. ss ri Claimant names s William ?. Arsasss,, Ar.ss, Dcdy. William AfiaN yoort. Arkansas. e.ss,i''
 B. M. Adv.--First 4 pub ,sss Last pub. May zi'
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
sss5S25s7

state oS Arkansas County of Polk We n. A Stratton. President. and F. H sarp, Cashier. of tae abova named Bank do soiemnly swear that fhe above statement is true Co the nsst os 1Gf knowledge and belief
 M A. STRATTON. President.
 E T. SAPR Cashier. Subscribed and sworn tc before me .hls -tsh 3az 0f May. fe1a
 Commission exniras June Iz 1890. tS-At4l E aI FREnERzCE
 Notary Public Attest, T. F Hood Clyde Cunning ham tl A. S4rartun. E. Fl Sann Tohn Planning Directors
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-,.-I'.iI; v,.-1I'.iEI;xIyeNs

h the ChaneeFf z 1e.
 Arkansas.-.,J5.;r ,5.rs T sl..!:
 Matte Nafi,2,a.-,, ',,..r
 Capeheart, h...' v n,Is
 Ruth Capehea...s,
 The Defsnda.ni g cern CaRef eslA sscst are warned to <n3 ( within thirty q-s q9s.siniilf1 t T { plalnt of the i.S %! court this ffe 1 - f z' fSEAI-l ,sr,;;ss:> 2. s'''5 2, McPhetriee 8 'ssss zdr.--Ffrst psp ia Last Esh lane '
The Mena weekly star., 1920-05-13
-. Warning Wr'

MaIhihs No. ss4--In the ..',' ss,lss Polk County. AIss N !. s. L. Thomas. Plall'''' as ct al, Defendants rs The Defendants Nobel Allen. are aa. 's;,, this court within u',a a'sz swer the complain L. Thomas. a x
 Witness my m nz'I s.s said court this 4th irI1 B. J. Stuart. atty: y,:,as lm z. Martin. atty. sd i,. ,t.s Adv.--First pub, 9, ss ss ! Last pub. May 2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
COZY HOME WHICH REFLECTS
OLD-FASHIONED HOSPITALITY

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
- s ST. NE.

This extraordinarily attractive detached house
located in a fine residential section. represents
the hest building construction In residences OF
the times, Built by the present owner by day
labor.
Residential front of brown brick with brown
stone trimmings. Lot 19x102 feet. Size Of
luiiding 1895 II. without front bay window
extension. full width all the way back. all
outside light, back porch, with three rear en-
frances: built by present owner by day labor.
Basement apartment. includes 3 rooms: two
Of these Iooms on the basement floor with
bath which includes sink. dresser and gas
stove: front and rear entrance. Boiler room
and laundry is located this floor, with one
/ 100 foot hot-water boiler for cold weather,
one 800 foot hot water boiler for modera te
weather. one laundry Ideal tank heater. and
when any one OF these three boilers is running
it heats the domestic water for the building.
Three large sleeping rooms the third floor.
A separate meter for electric and gas lights
the two rooms IN the basement boiler room,
three halls aud rooms third floor.
LIST floor; very large rooms and bath. with
back porch; hardwood finish. massive mantels,
electric and gas lighting. Separate meter.
md floor; rooms and bath natural finish
massive mantels; private inside rear entrance
Rent will easily bring S75. Separate meter.
Price, $4,000 # desired
For further particulars see EDWARD r..
WILLIAMS II $ ne, or your broker. Phone
y. S9o6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
PROTECTION FOR n. Y.
TENANTS IS PLANNED

Leaders in the New York state leg
islature, now in special session to
study the housing situation in New
York city. this week agreed to enact
the following laws to relieve the
housing shortage:
Prohibit the dispossessing of
tenant merely because of refusal to
pay an increase rent. The details of
this measure have not yet been work
ed out. A strong landlord lobby is
said to be opposing it.
Stimulate building by exemptfng
mortgages from state and federal in
come taxes and excmpting new
dwelling construction from local tax
alton for ten years under certain con-
ditions.
Empowering the board of appeals OF
New York city to permit variations in
the tenement house law because of
the present emergency as long as 1t
does not violate the spirit of the law
or endanger public safety or health.
Provide for housing boards in cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25
WOULD EXEMPT TAXES
TO AID HOUSING PLAN

Exemption of mortgage incomes
from municipal taxes for limited
period. where construction is begun
within one or two years after pas
sage of the law, is advocated by the
New York City Club in brief to the
special housing session of the New
York state legislature. which con-
vened this week.
The club opposed exemption of
mortgages from state and federal
taxes, however. In addition it rec
omended that state housing boards
be appointed and that state credits
apply to housing at low interest rates,
without loss to the state, in obtaining
homes for workers.
The club pointed out that ex-
emption of single and multi-famiIy
houses from municipal taxes would
stimulate building without inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25

There probably will be no legislation
for a state housing commission
Permit state and municipalities to
invest money from their sinking funds
in state land bank bonds. The making
of land bank bonds q state security
so that they can escape the federal
income tax is unlikely. The extend
ing of state and municipal credits Tor
the building of houses also will fall,
it is said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-25

fering with the necessary raising of
public revenues.
The state legislature has author
lied the special session for the pur-
pose of solving the problem of relief
from the housing shortage in New
York city. Shortage of apartments
alone is estimated variously from
10000 to 100000. One hundred
garages and five theaters to one
apartment building and one dwelling
house is the proportion in which
building plans recently were fled in
Manhattan, advices state.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16

beitano sltm SbeiI aus 9ooetten Ser
iapaniiben 9dlitarafa0emie. 8ertre.
Ter oes merifaniihen 9riegs. mo
Worinemiltiiteriums fouoen iid) inl
@afeu ein uno bradten Dem Gapitdu
nebIt auoeren Sffi8iereu cine @iuIa.
Dung gum @eiuhe Der Stoot Merifn.
SSSn peldem umiange iapaniid)e @af.
fen irno Muuition nod)Merifo fameu.
lit nidlt befamt. ReuerIibe @eridte
ans Rerifo meiien aui cine beiiere
sIusrititllng Der 9unoestrippen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16
9nolep 1yielb Malone antwor=
tet yQegion".
9fep g)orf, 13. ,Son

Der frilbere Saien Collector por
Nep gorf. Guolcp Sielo Wa!one.
oeiIcn 9lufnnbnle in Die aluerican
2eaion ser Groton 1oit obgelebnt
bot, erlieB cine Grfldring, in Der
er Die gniiht otisiprod), ooB ieocr
8erittd) Der 9lnlericon 2egion, sn-
iidten ourh geieaihoftliden Sitra.
sisinus at controlIiren, ben GanlpI
fir politilhe ltno it1ol,itrieIle llnpal'
sungen nur foroere.
ed, nurbe Dor feds Nonotcn bon
eiltent Marineoffisier eriudlt, oer
Mmerieat, 2cgiou bei5l,treten,
ihreibt 0err Wtolone. sSh alailbte
oomols, Die gtitgIieber Der 2egion
oraorliIirten lid, Inn ienem 8eiIt
Ser iSreibeit mo 2oleron5 in glme'
rita nieoer (5eItitng su perihoffen,
fir Den 10 pie.e ibrer &amerdoen orits
ben aei,orhca iino.
n8eoen nteiue aniidlten miro Gin-
uano erboben, neil iie raoifal ieicn.
sd babe aber nietnaIS nuh rur cir,en
frieolidlen itno oroertlid)en Nedliel
unierer RegIerungsform bcfitrmortet.
aber i'd, babe uno peroe oudl ierners
bin beiitrporten, oaB mir 5ilr Der
iaiilng 5urilffehren, ipie tic acitrle.
ben lit uno nid)t, tuie iie fortDabreiio
non gcanltcn uuo @erid)tcn entiteIlt
miro
.llnier 2or0 trot In ben arte9 Gin,
nidlt mir nm ocn 6cntid1en TSrlperin.
lismus 3i 3eritoren, ionocrH fir bic
5elbitbeitintmung oler 8olfer lln0
idl bin uno neroe meter fir oas
geft Der golfcr sSrlan6s, SSn6icns,
aeQupteng uno RlibIonos eintreten,
iih Die Regierunasform nahlen 3,t
0iirfen. bic Iie ieIbit am beiten iiir iitI
poiiene fiuoen.