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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
Tuesday, February II, 1920.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ARDMORE

TNHU URSday night Convention Hall there will be an OPP
Il portuny for ArdmOre to learn at first hand a number
Of things about the cmanager plan of operating municipal
affairs. The American Legion, through committee ap-
pointed for the purpose calling masmeeng of the citi
for the discussion of the feasibility of changing the local
form of government Members of other local organizations
this Joint committee, but the movement is fahered
by the home post of the American Legion, whose members
recently cast unanimous vote in favor of the cymanager
plan.
For the massmeeting Thursday night a program of much
interest has been prepared The chief speaker will be L. W.
Capp city manager of Wichita Kan where the method
of government has been in operation nearly three and
the people thoroughly satisfied with the results
Ardmore committee that visited Wichita has reported Mr.
Clapp is wealthy banker who successfully managed
large private interests He is running the affairs of Wichita
he his affairs He is in full executive business
control of all municipal affairs He is said to be excellent
public speaker and he has promised tell his audience
things connection with the management of Wichita
which may be applicable to local conditions.
Another city manager, O. }. S. Ellngson of Sherman,
Texas where similar plan has been in operation nearly five
years has promised to be present and ques
tons relating to city management which be asked Mr.
Elngson is civil engineer by profession He has had
era years experience in managing Sherman Texas. The
people down there have proved that they like the plan
by continuing it in operation.
The people of Ardmore, both and women, should
turn out at this melting and fill the hall The committees
working toward the cymanager plan have given great
deal of time to the task and request that the citizens
show interest in civic beement by being present the
mass-meetng The gathering will furnish Ardmore OPP
porunty to say whether the city, community, wishes to
progress rapidly toward efficient local government to re-
main stationary continue sliding backward. The import
ance of this meeting cannot be oyer-emphasized
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
THE PEOPLE ARE FOR THE LEAGUE

TAT special election in the Third congress district of
Missouri last Saturday resulted The ArCmoree pre-
Gctedn victory for the League of Nations Captain Mil
hgan the democratic candidate stood unquaedly for the
league Mr. Frost the republican candidate was unalte
ably opposed to the league Mllgan elected to con-
gress by majority Of nearly 2000 His lead was about the
same that given Joshua w. Alexander secretary
commerce. when Judge Alexander in that district in 1918
The republicans made terrific fight carry the district
They announced that the result would show whether the
American people stand for the league against the league
ne result shows that the American people stand for the
league and by the president The election of national
Importance. When the figures there was
'eep mourning in the camp of the enemy Had the Third
ssour gone for the republican candidate the league and
administration opposer it would have indicated that the
\ american people do not want the League of Nations
The result in that district cannot fail to have import
ant bearing the national campaign Senator Reed and
oher opponents of the league had been loud declaring
That vote taken in Missouri it would be found that
the people Overwhelmingly" against the League of
Nations The vote has been taken in district in ten
countless in of the most enlightened sections Missouri
And the vote is for the league
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
History of "No-Man's-Land,"
A Cast-Off Child of Slavery

School geography maps used to
show a long, narrow strip of land
projecting from the northwest cor
ner of Oklahoma, which separated
Kansas and Colorado from Texas
known as NO Mans Land" Wen
this strip of land is still there. for
that matter, but it is no longer re-
ferred TO as "No Mans Land" Al
ter oklahoma came into the union
as q state this land became Cimar
ron Beaver and Texas counties, Ok.
lahoma, and the region that for many
years was a haven of refuge for fugl
tives from justice, the practice ground
of lawless night riders, the scene OF
murders and assasslnations and the
battle ground of townsite boomers
who crossed over from Kansas to set
tie their feudS, now is one Of the
most prosperous and law-abiding com
munities IN the United States. 1t
has become q land OF farms and a
stock country.
1t Is doubtful II many people re-
call the early history of this strip
Of land, about % miles wide and 12j
miles long. and how it came to be
called mo mans Land. Frank L.
Nandegrlft, in an article in the Pitts
burg, Kan, Sun, gives some inter
csting facts ON the subject, as fol-
lows:
This strip Of country, originally
on the map. or more accurately
speaking, in the common vocabulary
Of the people, was NO Mans Land.
a castoff child Of slavery. whose his
tory goes back to the act of congress
entitled by common consent, the
Missouri compromise, which, brief
ly stated. was a pledge Of congress
that, after 1890, there should be no
state admitted into the Union with
slavery, north OF latitude $3.50,
Then. in 1sa7, camo the Texas an
ncxation. This was tho admission of
the Texas republic into the Union.
This republic was OF much greater
domain than tho vast area included
within tho present state OF Tcxns,
For It extended from tho Sabine riv-
er 10 tie Rio Grnnde, and from tho
Gulf Of Mexico far northward into
,he region whie,i now Is partly In
,ludcd IN tho s.aIcs OF Oklahoma,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
Is Acid-Stomach
Sapping Your
Strength?

Have you any idea of the great number of
ailments that are directly trsceable to Acid
Stomach? Few people have. When they are
bilious, have severe headache, or an attack Of
indigestion, rheumatism, lumbago or scatica;
or when they begin to feel run down and are
nervous and mentally depressed; or have dizzy
spells, vertigo and pains around the heart-ittle
do they think it may have its origin in an Acid
Stomach.
You know how II il with scid-mouth-
the acid which is created a Q result Of fermen-
tstion OF particles OF food lodged around the
gums, literally eats through the enamel OF the
teeth and causes them to decay.
How, then, can anyone expect to "feel
right" when Acid. Stomach is making digestion
more and more difficult, causing food to sour
and ferment in the intestinal tract, filing the
System with poisons7
And then there are Thousands, yes, millions
of people who, without having any well de-
fined ailment, are always comp. aiming. They
can't say exactly what 10 the IN after with them.
All they can tell you 10 that they don't feel
right, are "sll In, tired, sickly."
10 1t any wonder that there are so many
people who, while not downright sick, show
plainly in face, figure and action that they are
anything but wsllf They are despondent, weak,
listless, unfit. Aches and pains in practically
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

following the old trails to Texas, or
ments, or the ancient Santa l'e trail
which passed that way, often were
murdered, their possessions stolen,
and their bodies left for wolves and
vuftures.
Some years ago, sheriff from
New Mexico, seeking notorlety i'm
posed upon Kansas City news
paper. a story that this strip of land
was left open by the United States,
in an accordance with an old Spanish
treaty, for the free passage Of the
subjects Of Spain to cross the coun-
try, TO the Missouri river. The story
was so well written by the Kansas
City reporter, that even the well.in-
formed and careful New York sun
was deceived by it. and so it went
around. At the same time. there has
been the old Santa Zee trail and its
two or three branches or parallels,
since 1920. Besides, it was not the
policy of the American government
TO invite the Spaniards to cross our
frontier. although American mer-
chants were sending wagon trains
across TO the Spanish possessions.
This recalls the report Of Zebu.
Ion NJ Pike, who explored the coun-
try following the Spanish purchase
Of 1909, in which he fixed the cpl
thct. Great American Desert" up
ON the trans.Missouri country; de-
claring it was natures barrier for.
ever between the two frontiers. Evi-
IDENTIFY, Lieutenant Pike thought lit
tie Of the country which he had eX-
plorcd. However. the New Mexico
sheriff got by with his story, which
vas copied into 50 many newspapers
that no doubt he came to believe it
hmsElf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
BAG WORM CONTEST
NOT Cd MINED TO
THE BOY SEQ j IS

Every boy in town is urged TO take
an interest this week in pulling bag
worms from the trees; and any girl
who feels capable Of engaging in this
form Of helping make Ardmore a
city beautiful is invited to enter the
contest also One is not compelled
TO climb trees to remove the bag
worms-a long pole with N-shaped
piece Of tin lashed to one end has
been found n very satisfactory arti-
Gle TO use and can be used by a girl
as Well as Il boy. Should it happen
that girl succeeds in capturing the
largest quantity Of the pests We as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

sure her that Westhclmor " Dau"o
will provide her with $21 SUIT just
AS gladly as they would give one 10
n boy--and the same thing applies III
all Of the other prizes provided by
Whiteman & Simpson. Hudd lio'l'"
Co. J. T.. hamilton or j. w. hrue-
ger. In the case Of a scout SUIT prom
ised by Budd Hoard Co., II slrl
wins third prize Wen see to it that
she gets Sl2 worth of campfire roDe
or something equally as appropriate
and acceptable.
The bags are opening now, and in
order TO prevent great damage 10
the trees this spring We urge thaI
everyone make haste and get as many
as possible before they have an op'
portunity to do damage. Parents can
be of great help in this drive by en-
couraging the children TO get busy,
each evening after school, and help
them TO not only make a little money
hut help tho community by RIDING
the trees of the bagwoim pest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

The Ardmoreite wishes to thank Capt Thomas HAY Npon
rps of engineers, Camp Travis, Texas for copy of
History of the Second Engineers This book Of 13 pages
cund in boards was printed at Cologne by a German
rner 1t gives the history of the Second regiment of eng
from its organization in 1915 in Mexico to its watch
the Rhine" in 1919. The regiment formed during the
orshng punitive expedition after Villa In the preface is
tied that this regiment suffered greater than any
her engineer artillery regiment and that many infantry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

Jackson Barnett the over-rich Creek, should be per-
mited TO give of his wealth for the endowment of
institution in Oklahoma for the of dope fends These
unfortmates numerous than the general public
knows and they deserve scientific treatment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

But for the fahery of Indian Commissioner Cato
Sells Oklahoma would have another Andrew Carnegie Jack
Barnett multmionare Creek is trying to emulate the
late Andy and die poor Mr. Sells however, appears have
his foot against Bamets latest donation of million and
a half to churches and charity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17
For That CHILLY Feeling

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic.
II warns the Body by Purifying and
Fnrching the Blood. You can feel its
Strengthening, InvigCrating Effect,
Price G0c.-adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

The Lansing incident supplies talk topic at the corner
grocery for several days When that is talked out the as
sembage will return to its dominoes and checkers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

viii the drop in the price of cotton have effect upon
the cost of woomade clothing? Let's wait and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

Clean cotton rags wanted at Ard.
moreltc press room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

ABRAHAM LINCOLN said: Of
liberty welwsl to his poerity the blood the RO
the particle country and
tolerate their violation by Others"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-17

every part OF the body Lacking In physical
strength and mental vigor. Little or no incl-
nation to be up and doing. Just dragging out
weary existence.
A wonderful remedy now makes it possible
to get rid OF Acid-Stomach without the slightest
discomfort. 1t is called EATONIC-a COM
pound in tablet form-good to eat like candy.
EATONIC brings amazingly quick relief from
bloat, heartburn, belching food d.repeating sour,
gassy stomach and the pains Of indigestion. II
makes the stomach cool and comfortable
keeps it sweet and strong. You can eat what
you like and digest your food in comfort with.
out fear Of distressing after effects. II puts you
on the road to bounding, vigorous, vibrant
health.
Thousands upon thousands OF people who
have used it are enthusiastic in its praise. They
say they never dreamed that anything could
bring them such quick relief.
Every druggist Is authorized to guaranteed
that if EATONIC fails In any way he will 70.
fund your money.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29

BET billc og ielomooiigcnbe | biSie.
Ger anisres iaaleoes eiter Den repi,.
blifanlfe platform al 1918, at ser
lopes gleDatorer % Weller eict al
Staten, men Der ilppneS life, at Der
bioere | ben lomrne Ylatform lopes
Solicit, at Der ifal epea ben iamnle
Sampittigbeosiulobeo oa Soriigtig-
beo / I~npenoelie al Statens Wtiolcr
lom al pripat Sormiie, bporior Wtars
feosbepartementet fit i Oporag at
unberiege DC / Nortb Gafota giprte
Grfaringer 'amt nnoet p~eorerctoe
Siti,otionen, % at en- Mapport Der
ON bill forelGggeS 2"egislaturen Ger
gisres enbpioere Sorbring paa Ell al
m%iltoeIig o8 ligelig l,olignet Sfat for
SaglaSiurunce for belle Staten, men
8llperneren tiger, at en- iaaonn Sfat
Diloe bore uretiGroig for 2anoclcre
/ Den peltlige Gel al Staten. San
tror Sroringen meo StotenS Sagl-
assurance tnn giere5 beore, men ban
bill baue %ianoanne Soranorin9er no
isrt eiter Sinaerpeg al prattiif Gria-
ring og life baieret paa en- Blot %
bar Seori. Noor ser gisrcS Den
Yaaitano, of Ser err lopet Oprettelie
al StatSbanf, ioa er bette life Gil
fGloet, Tiger 8iipernprcn. Segisla.
tltrens SPllesfomite bar oa ogiaa il.
ben enltenmlig to9et afbage ct 6or-
lag ON nj oprette en- @anffonmiS-
lion og ltoitebe Bombs til ct @elob al
3 WiQioner Collars til Sprettelic al
iaaban 8anf. Ser bar 6rebag frem.
lot forIfielligc Sorilag angaacnoe
SolooterS Bonus, ligeiom Ser bar ct
Sorl lag oppe ON at oprette ct 6oro
bporai 2uan funoe faoes til Spfprcl.
ic al Sicm i @pcr. Senotet bar ia
get aioaQe Here Sorilag ON 2on5ior-
heielie Tor &c foriticlligc StatScms
bcoSmrnoS Ns'iltentcr % inmtioig
lobct oct nofiun fart iremgaa, at set
life bill gaa meo paa ilogen laaoan
Sopgipning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29

n~in0Sbuie oil opfsreS o. bGrc fiilot
Tproiae til at toges / grug life lenere
enc peo gcgpnbelien al Septeinber
0taoneb, ioet gpgnin93nlotcriaIer
MI or mnbcrociS. 3ppe al bisie SIT
ic pil bpa9es / Sarge % otte / bper
al 9pcrne @ranb Sorts, Wononit,
NeiD Nocfioro % 9isnlarcf. De bill
babe sra fem til otto |Prelier og TO.
tie ira $4,000 til $1,000.
Sar lnat &inScn / Srlcn. George
WanifomlfL Ell Sarnfer NOR WDno-
mere, bar lagt Sple paa Nortb Gu
fotoS %nofiau ~befienotc % life altib
bebnaeligc BIND o. brogt Den til at
noi6rc mango forifIcQigc SlagS
Smaoorbeioer label in0e ION noe.
6armeren bar iat en- eIcftriif 9pna'
MO / Iorbinbclie men lin &inOmslc,
Der toffet bore Rortb Gatotas 8ino
meget Ueloen itaar title, oa Der er
iom Ncgcl ingen Sare FOR, of Bate
rict life fplbeS. 5oru0cn at ct illlo-
ItTnoigt eIcftriif 2p9onlrg pcblige.
bolocS 6ripeS Ser @oifcmaifin, aier-
ne, @repfpcrnL 6anniuQmsle, Ylnl.
per 90 onoet. % Der ifnl life bare
noGen I~ltpbning til, al Tirben gaar
trpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29

hpor Sc itrar 0if / Tonbct. Otter Of
haze booct o. Ipentnlct opcr Ell balp
Sune mlcrfeoe sc andre, al Sercnien
par ioriDm6cn. 2igct ianotea c'ter
20 lfiu,tcr2 Sorlsb. men Sipct bar
"a uoiIuffct Sorenicn bar u0iit.
San tom ira Gdnrnarf for ii Nar
liocL Der hans 5orpIbrc irem0eles
lcpcr.
Sgian ct Griocns Sficr. Gn llnQ
Vfon0 pch 9}dun Nnrrp SonocrS, %
ioa ficlot iom (~opnicno, bIcp Tor
Ieocn / O}oribaIltomn ifllot og brGbt
al en- Sp0nQclic9beticnt. Get bIcp
Qobtgiort, al ocnne optrooote / Selp.
i%oripar. Mrs. g2iliom Craig al
ScIlo9A, Sen unae Wtnno9 Wto6er,
nntom Tor at bente Hiqct, % bun Tor
taltc, al Sennen baboe prret CT er.
enplorilf llngt Wteuneife ipr ariQcn8
llobrtb, men at ban ipnte2 be'at al
III ono 9Ion0 citer ot bare fommen
tiIbuac ira 6ranfria. Get cr oplDlt,
al BET bar Sunocr9 og en- ga 9cac
ira Wimucapoli3, lom Tor fort Gi0
ilocn beaif Here Hepcricr neo Cole
90 % tiIlioit ltGnatc ocnuc @p5
Wor'bol in0c / SrnAiIct.
Manac Iapcr |rrnocpin. Serene
DC Stotcra @etiente iagoc3 Ell Iaq
'orriAe ll9e at baoc 8iort ct qoot
Butte peo @rpnien mcIlem Volf %
GnllaS Counter, life larat ira Gca
Wfoinea, ioct Der / iorifielliae @uie
% &pttcr i bette Streq ianote9 -
Npporotcr Tor Geitiaering al 9rrn
oepin. Ser IaqocS ocaloen 0eilag
pnn oplfrinQ 10000 @oloner Wtuif
90 1900 Walloncr nnbrpnot 0rPll.
hcpirL men al Dem, Der bopoe beiot
tct liz mco Ben uIoolilc Graiif, bar
mcqct ion bicnme. Get bar BELT
SOlnocr. @cticntclle iii at Qi9re meo,
% cnfcltc al Dem bar ncgct bi0ife.
Taa ct Stc0 Qreb en- &pin6e i~aole0c9
Ell Flnufciulb, hnormeo bun iloQ Ell
al @cticntcnc i Wtarfen. Get al @c
ticntcnc bcieQtc Steo ligQer npr
G~uIQrllbcr, on oct ontaQc9 BELT at
bore @rubcorbciocrc, ser bar Iagt
al mc0 Notwithstanding iom en-
li0cn Ni'orticncltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29
@iScomIm.
Mcrifnncrr innfnrca.

Mcrifancrc inbfprcs. I'll at or
bcioe / 0c nlco Suffcrrpcr bcplalltcoc
Mare / SmcGnen al Green Ban CT
inoiort t25 Wtcrifancrc. &c CT al
Green Gan SuNar 50. icrt ocrop ira
Sun Nntolio, ScraS.
@ruuanr paa Trnat. 5 @opiiclo
Gountn 0iore3 ser Observation-Disclosures
I'll at crptocrc Ben ~itpritc Trugtap-
lima man nogeulinoc bar bapt. NJ
,sorbbrr or ser Ell MUngoe, mcoclls
ser al 9GbIcr % airicbGr Ippca ct
Gronanr.
Tamilicr maa bu / Settle. @ita-
man9clcn | SaouImitb er blepet pGrre
chs ~noGcnlinoc, % Oct pTrltc or. at
ser life or nogcn n~rprcpUrolg Nor'
bcorin0 iiiatc. Store Tomilicr n1aa
mics nlco 10 cucr ire inlnn %Trcl-
Ter, mc0cn5 andre Dor i Scltc | ITO
talltcn al @pcn.
@ammcl Npis gaar ino. "Scorto
9unbcrnlou", Scpnto Sountps Tlo'
tic naentli0c Tpis. iom / 80 Nar CT
uoNipct ira iamme %parina / gpcn
Scpntp, or pphert at uotonmlc. Spnl
@runo anNiucs sc l,igcnoc Frtler
poa Hapir % alt onoct Der gaar nico
I'll Ipiaiorrctnina.
Wilpamfccs ngc SpUrougnstart.
SSiScpnlinS Sernbanefoumialion bar
iorri9c llgc gooficnbt Den me Sen-
n~inasifala Tor WtilpaIfcca Spor'
uoolabctientc % iautioiN iorbrIet
Sartcn ocrbcn, az ottc Sporpogna'
billctter III fciter 80 Gcllta. Zen
tibliacrc Cart bar icr Tor 80 Scnta
oa III Tor 80 Gcnta, Gntelt tolltalt
Cart or : Gents, iom Tor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29
WOt ira Stjcrnepcroencn.

! set itorc %crNeu$rium iinocs,
lon ri pco, Gil Wrlgoc, ell ~llcnocli9.
leo al &ln0cr, ira 9pstaagcrncs lcttc
Slor I'll DC mertc, toloe. tTttc, Der
iprpcr i Nun1nct, tiiipncldocnoc
i;ber noAcn rcGclmTslig Sane cucr
@cppgclic. in0tll DC fpnrntcr inorl
I'll clcr anocn SiltrGtnineSliTre
Sau inbtrTocr Den gicniioi9c Eao.
rirfuina, % Nj bIiucr i mango Sil'
IUIoc iitano iii az bcitunmc oia'c
nimmclcaculerS alcnlioiac % rclo'
the @cpTar!icsiorbolA. ocrcs Waner.
Saa iorbolospis or ior por @cpioit'
lcS blepct itaacuoc iom Gnfclttlp'
Ger. Spm @cscI or oct inepitlcSc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29

Gombinotioncr, iom Extraordinarily.
itcncr % Solipitcmcr i lopioet BE.
tponing. Sil line Sioer CT man /
Crficnoclien al bisie CT life fomnict
lrrgcr eilb I'll at opfattc Dem Ipm
Gobbcltlticrner cller Sobbeltiole, ri.
meliopis er bet finn ct Eor al DC lter.
tic 2psflober inoen ct itsrrc Spltcm
man oa / iaaoanne SiliTlOer bar pG'
ret iitano til at opfanae Stronlcrnc
af / Sc Itprc aitrpuomiifc aiffcrter.
@anIfc nplig lDffcoes Oct II. NO.
bert Sriinlplcr at paapiic ct mt Gr.
cnlpel paa ct iaaoant S%ticrnepar, Ell
liar Stiernc eqcr 2psfIcoc nco eli
mlcact fieru % ipagt lpIclSc Scolo'
ocr. SiIinnclabcnoc er &c plot 40.
tilt, men bcpU9er Jig lanmcn gicr'
ncnl Hurnmet. Tco S%ugttagelicr
paa Observation-Disclosures iallot bar,
Iiitanocn mcllcm Dem at pGrc noget
oper pttc 9ueminiitcr, men famine
tore GgenbcpGgelIc % ianlme va
rallclare. Scr or IaaleocS inacn
Spil ON, at sc 10 Sicrncr or ipii's
i~prbul,oct meb binunocn. Nuis VI
tunbc artagc, at DC 10 Stierncr bcur.
aebc iig ON ct i9aes Centrum / CT
cirfiIlTr @ane piIoc Den Sib Der be.
fcpcocS iii Ct Smlpb tagc Sunorc.
N%ctliinoer al Ior.
@ancr oN Niltanoe iaa itorc, at NJ
ingenicmbelit reeuc SorcItiainger
tan ifaiic tilpcic az Dem / Dor Grficn.
tcIic - % BOG life acknowledgement
lclu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-29
NprS Safota.

Nlcm ifnl bNgacs. North Safotn@
WnQge'oreuiug, cIlcr She Some
%uilbcr@ Aairciotlon" 'om set DIN
ciclt hc0cr, cuocI Al Nonpartiiau
Hco0llc@ irNuIule!,c Troeram lpcrt
lat a. ScGialotrcu llAitc <onuor,
pentc3 al nile beGnu0c mco SpiercI
ic a. cnbel Stem aIlercoc CONNER.
Genie Con tlllobcr Statcn az bu0Qc
Ct Nicm 'or hpllteuiomhelit Mtano
mon Detailing al 20 Troccut al hpoN
Muict toitcr Hcitcu al betalcS ! nloo
ncN!iQc Nihrog citcr ionl oct beoit
Naaicr alebcrcu a. n. Nouoro.
ipeclcl Hcprricntout Tor Statcua Sn.
buiiritommliSiion, Tiger Of 81 %oa.