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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09
GERMAN SHIPS RELOCATED TO
 I. 5. ARRIVING

WASHINGTON, Aug. g (by Asso- ciated Press). Four of the five Ger man warships alIocated to the United States for experimental purposes were in the thick of the fighting at the battle of Jutland, according to naval intelligence records here. The vessels are due at New York from Brest, France, this week and under a clause of the peace treaty they must be destroyed within a year after their arrival.
 The light cruiser Frankfurt, now a wreck in machinery and being lowed to the United States by the transport Hancock was the first ship in the German battle line when it collided with the British grand fleet, while the 22,000-ton dreadnaught Ostfries- land was the ninth ship in the line, immediately in the rear of the flag ship of the German commander-in- chief. Admiral Scheer.
 Of the three destroyers, all of which are being lowed over as a re- suit of their submersion with the German Grand Fleet at Scapa Flow, the G-1O2 and the V-43 were in the forefront of the fighting throughout the Jutland engagement.
 Leading division of four scout cruisers that bore the brunt of the British fire at the opening of the engagement, the Frankfurt, flagship of Rear Admiral Brodicker, was hit four times, but with small calibre shell in each instance and stayed in the fight to the finish. The third cruiser behind her was sunk at the opening of the engagement. The Frankfurt, which has speed of 28 knots, is believed to have partici- pated also in raids on the British coast.
 Although she was we'll up in line and her 12-inch guns worked through out contact with the British fleet, the dreadnaught Ostfriesland, flagship of Vice Admiral Schmidt, commanding battle squandron No. 1, escaped with out a major blow, so far as naval records here disclose, but was dam aged later by hitting a mine during withdrawal to Wilhelmshaven.
 Of the two destroyers, the G-1O2 was with the scouting forces, close to the Frankfurt, at the opening of the attack on the British battle cruiser divisions at 4:30 D. m., and later in the general engagement with Brit ish destroyers sent out to cover the battle cruisers. The V-43 also was in the thick of the fight and was in- cluded in the flotilla that launched the destroyer attack under cover of which the German fleet began it's withdraw al. The third destroyer in the group the S-122, is believed to have been completed at the close of the war.
 The warships will be open to public inspection shortly after their arrival at New York and the navy depart ment is now considering plans to send them to other ports. As only the OstfriesIand is able to proceed under her own power, however, she may be the only one of the group to go to Norfolk in two weeks.
 During the transatlantic trip Capt Julius F. Hellweg, United States navy, was in charge of the fleet.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

That western woman's contention that she need not give her exact age, beyond the fact that she was more than 21 years of age, will doubtless be sustained. She seems to be within her rights. Registration is not to find peoples ages other than that voters are of proper age to qualify.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-09

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23

Ark. Miss Myrtle Jones, Silliman al
Clinton; Miss Myrtle Houck and Glen
ME VIM from the State Normal
Misses Mamie Colon and Gladys Pat
terSon. East Miss. WOman's College
Cleo Colon, Georgia Tech at Atlanta
Louie RankinS, l.. S. t.; Leal Rankin
Tyler Commercial College and Eugene
Cargill, Centenary.
Misses Ruth Minis, Mary Drago and
Maude Harper leave this week tC
spend the holidays with hOmcfolkS.
Miss Willie Colbert, of Mt. Lebanon
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Paul
Jones.
Miss Louise Rankin went with Miss
Elsie Woodland to her home at Taylor
for a week end visit.
The high school teachers and many
Of the pupils accompanied the baSke
ball team to Bryceland Friday after
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE MEETING.

The Arcadia Chamber of Commerce
met on Monday evening at the office
of the president, Leo Daniel. The at
tendance was light, there being only
the xecutive committee present.
Several important questions were
discussed, which mag result In consid
cradle advantage to the Town and
community. These will be mentioned
later In case further Developments
results fayorably.
Among other things, a program Of
work for the Chamber of Commerce
to pursue during the coming year wa!
discussed. Final action will be taker
on this matter at a meeting to be helt
early In January.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
INTERESTING NEWS FROM
GIBSLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bryan, OF
Bryceland ?spent ?Smday with rel
atives here.
Gibsland's young lady teachers who
are at home for the holidays are
Misses Cortez Kidd, Hazel Parnel Bill
lie Sue VIM, Leona Whitley, Dale
and LeOla Cargill, Edith Martin, Letye
Bridges and Irma BroadweII.
Miss Ruth Minis room gave a very
interesting Christmas program Tues
day morning which reflected much
credit on their accomplished teacher.
Mr.. Edgar Kuner and family, and
Miss Matte Langford, of Homer were
visitors here Sunday.
The following college students are
at home for Christmas: Miss Ruth
Byrd, Henderson Brown, Arkadelphia,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
RIENyILLE PARISH DELE
GATE GIVES HIS IDEAS
ON NEW CONSTITUTION.

Readers of the Democrat will be III
terested in the following communlra
ton from 0. G. Thomas, of Ringgol'.
who has been elected as delegate to
represent Bienville Parish at the Con-
stitutional Convention.
Ringgold, La, Deco, Il, l"-o
Mr.. S. A. Cook, Editor,
The Bienville Democrat,
Arcadia La.
Dear Sir:
In answer to the request Of many
of the citizens Of my parish, as to my
ideas and plans as delegate to the
/ Constitutional Convention, wish tC
, make this statement. | have never
had any desire to get into politics, but
l appreciate the honor conferred, and
confidence placed i'll me by the good
people Of Bienyille Parish. l having
been elected without opposition.
Simple Constitution.
(1) Iwish to see a brief and sim,
ply drafted constitution. While, at
the same time, some changes must be
made in keeping with the needs Of the
time, the convention should avoid any
cOmplexity in framing the document,
giving future assemblies a sound, com
mon S ense foundation on which to base
the laws of our state, which laws
should also be made brief and simple
so that the average person can under
stand them.
(2) | think that our present taxing
system should be improved, so as to
| give some relief to the farming people,
which is so badly needed in our Sec
ton. | think that this could be beIped
| by reducing land values, which are en-
tirely too high. This would tend to
encourage the farming interest, which
Is the foundation of the country. Also
all Offices which have proven to be
non-essential should be abolished, and
every officer should be given enough
work to do for him to earn his salary
| Change Parish System
81 l would favor change in the
administration Of parish affairs by
abolishing the present police jury,
school board and assessors offices and
ccreating commission of three men,
with salary sufficient to enable them
to give their time to the work, they
to take over the duties of the police
jury, tax collector, school board and
assessor offices. That a delegate be
elected from each ward, to meet at
regular intervals with the commission
and to assist in the direction Of affairs
in general. The commission to receive
and disburse all parish funds The
said office to be conducted along tn
| lines of a banking institution.
| | xthink plan of this kind could be
worked out and operated on lines of
economy and justice. Then, when suf.
ficient publicity is given as to the
distribution of public funds and the
taxpayer sees that he is getting a fair
deal and value received for taxes paid,
it will help to settle The unrest ana
criticism that is s, rampant in III
"CGplr,.
| TO some this plan may seem i'm
Ipractical. My experience in public af-
fairs is quite limited. l am only a
small merchant kin a small town.
Respectfully yours,
0. G. THOMAS
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
SIX NEGROES FINED
IN MAYORS COURT.

Dudley Kimball, negro, was fined in
Moyor's Court $500 and costs for
gambling. He paid this fine and was
also fined $500 and costs and 80
days and in default Of payment, adj
ditional thirty days on streets, for op-
Grating diSOrderly house. Accused
entered plea of guilty in both charges.
Tom Brown negro, charged with
gambling, entered a plea of guilty, and
was fined $500 and costs, and in de-
fault of payment 80 days on the street.
He was also charged with bootlegging
and fined $4,000 and all costs and
50 days and in default of payment,
additional 80 days on the streets.
Quilon Brownfield, negro, entered
plea of guilty on charge of gamb-
ling. Fined $500 and costs. Fine was
paid.
Elmo Russell, was fined $500 and
costs on a charge of gambling, He
paid his fine and was released.
Elmo Bridges, plead guilty on
a charge Of gambling, He paid his
fine Of $500, and was released.
The above negroes were taken into
custody by Marshal J. W. Boddie fol-
lowing a complaint by Arthur Ben
nett, who reported to the marshal
that he had been robbed while he
was in Dudley Kimball's place. In
vestigation resulted in the arrest and
conviction of those already mention.
ed Seven or eight others whose names
are .being withheld will probably be
arrested in connection with these. Ar
thur Bennett was also fined for gamb-
ling.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
NOTICE


!, Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen Of the
Town Of Arcadia, La, will designate
a Fiscal Agent for the deposit Of the
funds of said town on Tuesday, jan
nary End, 1921, at 500 o'clock P. NJ.
Notice Is further given that the said
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen invite
bids for the deposits Of said town sub.
ject to and In accordance with the
terms of Act No. 205 Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana
for 1912 and the amendments thereto
Bids will be received by leo Daniel
sec-Treas, at bis Office In the town
Of Arcadia. up to 100 o'clock N, o.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
MORE GOOD ROADS.

Bids on the construction Of that
part of the Dixie Overland Highway
which crosses Bienville Parish, were
received by the State Highway De
partment Monday, and the contract
awarded to Smith Brothers, Of Cou
shatta. Their bid was 1929, $4,000
The next lowest bid was the George
Construction Co., Of Shreveport.
1t was a most agreeable surprise tC
the Police Jury to learn that this piece
of road could be constructed at SC
mush less than the estimate, which
was xbetween $4OO,0OOO0 and $500,
100000.
The contract was also let for the
construction Of the north and soutl
road known as the Bienville, Liberty
Hill and Friendship Highway. The
names of the bidders with their bid:
appear in the proceedings of the Pc
lice Jury published in this paper.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
ESTRAY SALE

Estrayed before me by E. J. Collins
worth, one red male yearling mo marks
about IS months old. Appraised by
II. s. Rhinehart and e. II. Collins
worth at $1,000. Unless owner comes
forward and proves property and pays
cost and keepers fees or same will be
sold according to law.
SATURDAY, Jan 18th, 1921
at my home.
This Dec. 10th, 1920.
JNO. F. WOODS, ]. P
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of Castor State Bank will be
held in its banking rooms in Castor,
La, on Tuesday, January 18th, 1921
at 2: 100 p. m, for the purpose Of elect.
ing directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any
other business as may properly come
before such meeting.
You are requested to be present.
GAY MARTIN,
(12.16 to 1-11) Cashier.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23

noon for a game with the Brgceland
team. The Arcadia team aud the Bien-
vile teams also met there for q game.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-12-23

Ladies see the new arrivals In Ed
win CIapp 0xfOrds at McCOnathy's.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

SanbsoGr Gilbelm Iliflct % Su'
'tru. Sra aioeoe Tropit Srieorif'
icns Suitru iamt Toltor Grlano'ens
&llitrii, Der / Varentbes bennerfet
bar De 3bie Treiteiolf i Npffen al
DC, Ipm bar betient Wenlabeocn
falt Stiling, operbra1tes oglau Sill
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get 9anlmel % bar nj @oppl | Sri
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al De TO tilitebeprrenoe Treiter lnnlt
Sona % 9epertning, % Den par Iom
isr iogt hpaaelig / ale Gele % par
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til meaen Acre.
st npfiaa tri't Spoaiolb inotraf
en- Sio isr Srll paa Tieloet meleul
9iueiielo % 8ilson @rilber. Mon
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tTt peo @elfantcn. Get por Ell a.
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fra glaIen pcb Napn Hamlo. San
bapoc faaet SlagtiIfploe.
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CT paa TprirIspintcren bolot n~ofiaa
mango Sorebrag, iualeoes 10 Sore
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mcQen SnteresIe. men Ifal man hTlls
gc Dem paa Tegtifdulen, iaa er set
inaen Spil ON anbet, euo at Mas.
lono ogIua oenneenng peiet tnng't.
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ocmifreos iaa bolt ifatteoe &llnitner
-paa Sangens oG WhuiifenS Smraa.
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man. Get cr itordrtct al bore hnao
ocnne blinbc Wano ~foreoroger iaa,
pei / Gale, iom Gang oa Vtlllif. I'm
Scr BET iio'te tSoreorag Iang % lpil-
te han, oa minoit ct bolut bnnoreoe
al oenlle itore airfcmnlitcrS aompo-
iitioner. Seq tGntte: Ser or Ben
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heinlcn ifllloc bare hert. Spilfct
Srlo al Soncr o. hpilfcn @egeiit-
ring bapoc life en- ioooan Wono fun
net brin1e port 9Solf beroper. 90 alt
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feafaoemicr nh, iOet ogiaa ct iornp-
lio cr i~tiftet neb @llboa meo 60 q 10
Weolemmer.
r @eitprerpoitcn / set fonmlunalc
9usperf bar / Npit pGret apcrterct
lcoig erl,noet %crfets Spergung ira
Mnlpg til itabil og porig Griit M
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rcrcn Sr. 6iolmnr Spenolcn blcu
onlat paanpt. 1orreiten bar oet iolt
6 Nnieqere til Goitcll. Golten al
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
6jcuopbDggcicn al
Sibliotcfct Soupain.

@ieroprctteIicn al llnineriitet5bt.
bllotefct | @oupalu er nj ueo al al.
toge iait 6oru. Gen isrite Seuoing
al @eqer er ailaaCt ira Gu8lan0 I'll
9eIaieu lea bett0a al Sent funoe fom.
ne iom en- Suleaaoc. Zen er bit
mootogct meo @lGoc ca G~tlireo3bco.
Gen cr ct IpffeliBt Guar pao Sen.
ueuocIien ira llniueriytetct Reftor,
N}gr &~ooCu3eog ira NoromaI Yiec.
cier, Der beg8e bar dIort ogmertiom
paa oe oouitcIige 6orboIo, Ser og-
iioar iom 6elge al, at S~tloenterue
err beggnot at ueuoe tiIbagc til it
eoeIagte SP0c.
&tfe oen minoite 3Iptg or oer irte
transport al Ge1er, Der er ttIitlaet
al brittle S~fib5reoertec
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Grippe % Snilueu;n. ST.

Grippe % Sniluenja. Sr. Gbos.
@ruIhfe, 2tpeua, gticb., ifriCer:
"&uilucu3a GptOemten er igier
bru0t no; Ier Sui uar oer aitaget
roget. Gr Netcr3 allrifo bar peret
II. p~ioumOerIig 9lPIp uroer Spg.
Oommen. Wange Ggo5ialo iore.
ialot hoer Gag, men al Dem, Ser
brlqte Alrifo. iaIbt ingen iom 81.
Ter for Spqocmmen." Gctte gam.
meloaQie llrtemtooeI bar tat en- Gle.
toro UNDER Dc uplige SuihIgr5a. 90
Grippe Gploemter. 8eretnnger iom
ovcnitaoen0e er fomne ira ale Ron.
ter al De Toreneoe StUter 90 Gara.
ou. Rurtto CT et g}io0eI Tor Son.
itiuitioueu, oa oen IuOOtrter paa ale
Sc GoIe Crgauer % G%niporer Dem I'll
oeres uormaIe 6uuttloHer; Dem
iremmer 6oro1ialieu "a oiionorer De
oueriIgoige % u)0uQtteoe Stoife ira
Spitemet. 9Looct bIioer iaaIaOes
iorruct, giort itertere, rlgerc 90 re.
mere. @rippe o. SniIueu3a rlroer
fun 0srg3 Gre bIanot 0euI, hotS
BLOB iftc er / goo Sjlitaro % a Den.
ne @rlmo fun tou noe ipQs gtoO.
itauo. III itprte og ior5eore 9Iooer
betuoer lltmootagelIg5eo Tor Grippe
ca %nilueu5a. Sr. |eter8 algrIfo
iuaeS life paa 4putefer. Gen iori1.
re5 6olt olrafte sierrem ipeciele
agenter. Scr nprmere lln0errct.
ming tiIifrip Or Eeter 6abruep <
SQu3 60. 2501 8aibiugtou Slub,
G5Jtoso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Or Sit 8lcr tanar<n>e
atMam9el paa Scrm?

Serm CT oct robe 8loos Nese.
Set bielper TIL at iGttc StDrfc
% Gmerei / MGnos Marer %
Moier &pimoerS ainoer. @uprs
for Wmrateo Sron iaa burti9
0ienopbpa9er tua9e, nerpeie,
meobruote M~cnneifer.
Griinber at MGno oe apinoer foruHrrer
fin aonititution. 9lsr zig 'elu ib'at ipr Sp9=
BONNIE % miitsr bosltapeli9 lit greb paa
Snnobeoen, iimpeltben iorpi pereS Blob uoz
tpnoes % mnliseus %nbbunsres peb Mansel
paa Germ. Waneel pda Sern / Slobet life
alene sisr en- Wano til err ipiiit os aanbelig
SpGtlirs, nerues, plrrel,9, let iomattet,
men bereper ham belt ben yipstroit, llbbol=
bcnbeb os Giliefrait iom er 'oa nobpenois
ior at hape sremsans % Diast inoen EN-
bper Qipsitilina. Get Fan o9iao iorpauole
Ell paftsr Spiube meb ct bebaselist @enpt
til ct srGttent, nerust % pirreli9t Mens
neite.
Scern er abiolut usopenoiot tot at lGtte
bit Blob iltanb til at iorpanole beu Kobe
BIZ Ipiier til muiful9rt GeuepGp % lierne.
Get er oiennem ,S,ern i ben rebiarpeoe Mids
tsrie gssen,et, OF bet lipsopboloenee Srpsen
fommer inb bette. lloer Sern CT Der iugcn
Stprte. %italltet % lloboIbenbeo til at be-
fiGrnpe 0inbrin9er sller taale alporliec An=
itrenselier. & W~oblGtnine til ben alminbes
lise Wtenins er Mansel paa Sern i SIooet
life nsouenoispis enshetpoenbe meo. at pu
life bar nof Blob, men bet betpoer, at bit
Blob life er al bet rette Slass. 6or at
biGlpe til at irembrinse iierte, ifarpiinbise
Menneiter n,so rsot Blob CT intet bebre sno
creaniif Sern = Nurateo Sron. llIi9 be
Glbre life orsaniife Sernprobutter er bet let
at asiimilere, ifaber lite S9nberne, sisr benz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Sra Werafer.
60 fra be Stjsroalife VDsoer
forppria.

aommim,epoIoct for Merafcr Den
13oe Sttober bapoe fslgenoe llofalo:
IrbeiOerpartiet: Eeocr Wprlno, Ole
Z. @ollan, Sobn &uelo, Nollaug
Stormo, NiIs y. 2spli, DIE :.
8rapaaien, Yeaer Haaen, Gle Dit
BANNER, Wagnus grGffe,, Slai
Segnes % ariitian Motbalg.
Sorobrugernc % |cnitre: Martin
Vitncs, au9uit 6~lei'cher, Irne
@cr9Saas, Slai Sioemann % @ern-
baro Sunotaunet.
Eortiiiininger ! oct me @crrebs-
ltprc er oltino Den iarnnle Joni ito
ligcre. fl og ). Ii Hcprricnian-
terne bar 9 beltaget / iioite &crrebs=
itnre, = bar fer prret / tioligere Ser
reositprer, mems 8 er belt ME.
iii Srbiercr for t92O-1922 er
%0ielpalst Ycocr Wprn1o, Ticeorofe
rcr blep Ole 6. Golan. De sprige
Observation-Disclosures blep Sobn
&pcQo % u. gergsaas.
Zen 2oen Nopeunber ibeit bplot
Vngoens apinopIorenin9cr for SEQ
llingemisiicnen Ell negct hpg9elig
Neit paa 8imle ialleoning al at mar
iaar bar ment at funllc Ie tilbagc
paa go Mars Nrbeioe / W~tisiionspirt-
i~olnbcoen berpppe. Wtan bnr @ieitere
rigtignof iuroet llb at Irbeioet itrGf
fer iig lrngere ttlbaee ! Sioer, men
mo har blet ltaacnoe pes Norc
1859 iom Oct Mar, ga M~islionaor-
beioct organiiereoes til eli Grbco.
Cen, iom begpnbtc MISREPRESENTATION
her fra 6eriten oi, par egentlis GG,
rer % airfeianger Ecoer Sobnien,
inopanoret BERTH fra SiQeelucoalen,
Sar til Sen ienere iaa goot fienote
SobnienIlcgt. Otter ham optoges
Irbcibct i9ien al Greiteu Eoul 81
beree. - Spuo egentlis SllbiIuums-
icitcll nlgaar, Ina bar Den npriagt
Ell lioen 9egiucnbeo, % oen bupbe
hamlet itltpenoe fl,lot &us. Wcni9-
beoens nupprenoe Ereit, Ealtor Go
min, leoebe Soften, tillige bar tiliteoc
Tom 8ipiter ibp. Erclt til Merofer,
III Sognepre1t / 2ronbhiem s.. Sta.
bell % Srue, bpis SiIiteoeuprelie
uoen 5pil gioroe Soften til oct, Den
blcu, bpgaelie % minocrig.
SNiaa Sc andre Ereiter, iom / 81
berries Sob bar bcticnt Wcniabeocn,
% iaalcocs itaaet TOM Wisiionsfor-
cningcns Tormpno, babe icnbt fine
Siliener, iaalebeS Sogucpreit til
.Saabera / 8ubbranbsbalen, 8. 81.
!Sartrnan, ser nj er pper 20 Iar
ganmcl, iumt ref. Iapelan til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10

life forte eaer ioritprrer Wtopen. lloen
,Sor'tlel bpab auore Stprtemipler eller
Serumiolsr bu bar bru9t iloen .oelp, bpis bu
lite Ell lterf eler friit ifploer BIZ big islp at
forcto9e felsenoe Greue: sc bpor l9nse
bu tan arbeioe elIer bpor lauat ou fan 9aa
uoen at blipe trGt tag laa TO iemsgrain
Sabletter al gturoteo ,lron tire @anoe ON
S0sen eiter Niaaltiberne for 10 Tiger. Grep
'aa bin Stprte o9 ie bpor me9et ou bar till
toset. lltoli9e nerpoie. neobruote Wteunes
ifer. Der altio islte zig upsl, bar iorsset TN
Stprfe % llobolbeubeo pau Ell to Tigers
Sio peo at taoe sisrn / ben retre Norm.
Mlrateo Sron bliper M bru9t al opsr tire
Miuioner Meuneifer oarlie, o9 Sabritans
terne e%ardnterer beloi9e o9 belt tilireositils
lenbe 6eiultater ior bper 8isber, eqer be nil
tilbasebetals oine Fense. Get iei9es al aue
9ooe Ipotbetsre.