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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19
An INDECENT Encyclopedias

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Some years ago we had citi-
zen for whom Mr.. Edison's seventy
seven questions would have been play
He possessed such an astonishing
amount Of odds and ends of informa-
tion that he was called the walking en-
eyclopedia.
Probably Mr.. Edison would have
rated him as AL plus and handed him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19

out good Job. Well, be is available
yet, as be is in the poorhouse, ami
the authorities would be very glad TO
furnish him with transportation to the
Edison factory.
ELIAS vOssErLER.
Pennington, N. j., May Is, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19
MxapER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tins Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
The ass for republication OF all dispatches
credited 70 Ii or not otherwise credited iu this
paper. and also the local news OF spontaneous
srffin published herein.
AL rights OF republication Of sn Other matter
asresp also sre reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19

Yea can purchase merchandise advertised In the
ISt8uAE with aaseiute safetss-fse u dissatistan-
sisn results Ia any case the TRfBUNE suaran.
ssta to gay your money bark request No red
sabe. Re aalhhliHs. We make soad promptly 10
shS advertiser dees net.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19
The Coming 7Tower
IN rHE sTILLY MIGHT

Like silver spanglcs In velvet pail
The stars hang In their purple canopy,
The dying moon lies low In Che dark sky,
The world Is sleeping. silence over all.
bird. at rest since early cvenfaii,
Aroused. gives forth plaintive, uuestins
cry
Az II TO ask If rosy Dawn be- nigh
When terrors Of the night shall loose their
thraI.
The apple trees show diniy IN the gloom
Like leaf-crowacd sentries on "A boundless
plain,
A coolness murmurs through their branches'
bloom:
Then ceases and soft silence reigns again
While Earth waits breathlcss, held in nights
black tomb,
To catch the SUMS frst resurrection strain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19

Or beauty shop with "Too, Too
Solid Flesh Melted" r.. r. A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19


Wide as our reading Of all the box
fighting news IL, we have failed to see
Mr.. Dempsey's quoted opinions on Mr..
F,cison's questionnaire. We can inn
agine nothing Of less consequence than
Mr.. Dempsey's opinions on any non
arena subject; which is why we con-
fess to establishment at not seeing
what he thinks about the Edison dues-
tions.
Under MARITIME Disasters we oh
serve that the schooner Romance has
put in at Bermuda with spanker boom
broken and short of provision. Bound
for Already, doubtless, with cargo OF
hearts and flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19

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%d1rees Tribune building, lss Nassau Street. New
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SUBSCRIPTION RATEss-~Hy mail Including
Eostafe IN THE UNITED STATES.
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Daily cniy 10 90 goo SIS
Cine weak soc.
Epndhy only 4ee sss 40
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Class Mail Matter.
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Class Mail Matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-19

Perhaps" shyly suggests A. A. K.
barking back to the songs of child
hood, "it had its night cap on, its
night cap on, because every little wave
was permanent one"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
FARMERS HOME CLUB
HAVE ENJOYABLE MEETING

The Farmers Home club held a
very pleasant meeting at the Locust
Grove school house southwest Of
Meridian Saturday Jan 80 and a
large crowd was there. The men say
the reason for the good attendance
was the fact that II is the one meet
ing In the year when the men prepare
the feast Of good things to eat. The
ladies'. many OF whom were present,
claim that the eats have nothing to do
with the big crowd, but that special
nogram is prepared for this annual
occasion Besides. they tell the men
how TO prepare the food anyway.
About LIS were present, aud /,
program was enjoyed, which included
music numbers by Messrs. Dean,
Yates. Fowler and Dodds. The
principal interest attached to the
address Of Hon. Miles Canon. state
commissioner OF agriculture. wh0
spoke OF matters OF interest TO the
farmers. He gave considerable atten.
ton 10 the matter OF freight rates
and said he depiored the fact that
when concession In rates were secur
ed the price dropped just that much
SO that the farmer was not helped IN
the transaction,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11


On Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock the Rev. Francis h. Cook
united IN marriag Miss Edith Brook-
hart Of this place ana Mr.. Lew
broadly Of Fallon, Nevada. The cere-
mony was performed az the home OF
Mrs. Anna Lipsy on state st. In the
presence of relatives, and intimate
friends. After visiting few days
In Meridian SIR and Mrs. Broadly viii
leave for Falion, Nevada, where the
groom Is engaged IN business.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brookhart OF Jeffer-
son. Oregon. who were residents OF
this place until recently,
A host OF friends extend best
wishes for much happiness
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

ADMINISTRATOR with the ineo Ms spoor, De-
Of The Estate OF JACOB
.aaaad
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Caldwell High school basket
ball team went down IN defeat before
the Meridian High School team, FRI
day evening The score was Is 10
15
Hope singrey has been absent the
past two weeks on account OF the Aer-
ioas illness OF her mother.
MRS. Hand WAS unable TO assume
her duties part Of the week becaGae
Of Illness.
instructor, visited m the Caldwell
High School. Wednesday
Miss Francis Newell and Miss Iia-
vel NilIet visited the Caldwell High
school last Friday
We are expecting a very enjoyable
treat this Friday evening when the
Junior High school present the oper-
eta TTyr0iien Queen" IN the high
school auditorium.
Thursday, Captain John Phillips
visited the school and entertained the
pupils with an interesting talk about
his experiences IN the Civil War and
several indian Wars.
Reverent r. Il, Cook gave the stu
dents an address last Wednesday
morning ABOUT the STARVING chiluren
of China He urged all to give some
thing 10 these suffering
Work has started ON the first An.
nnai ever published In the high
school Much enthusiasm Is beng
shown by both the teachers and tho
pupils. ON this new enterprise
The Girls Glee Club is working on
very clever operetta, Jack and tile
Baked Bean stalk under the direc-
linn ~ Mr. Il, Farmer
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

Earl Departee OF Star threw CLYDE
Bali, the AID Santel OF Meridian, Fri
day night before crowded house la
the |. Q. o. f. hall at Star. 'fhe first
fall came IN / . minutes as result
ii half nelson and arm scissors. rhe
second fall came In &c minutes with
q counter toe hold
Ball proved fair and honorable
aopppnent and the same can be said
oi DePartee, and return contest will
be held in Meridian sometime in
March If present plans materialize.
There were some preliminary events
the same night at Star. John Mcuin
OF Meridian decisiyely outpointed
Basel Rodgers OF Star In three
round boxing bout. Sam Cunningham
received draw with Arthur Griffith
of Star In three-rounds of boxing.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
BOYS CONFERENCES
AT NaMpA THIS WEEK

The Older Boys Conference viii
ne held in Nampa, Idaho. February
II. ~, 18th. The conference viii
open Friday afternoon, February
18th al four o'clock.
The big mass meeting for boys sun
day afternoon. addressed by w r.
Vance on the Theme. -Four Square
viii be an outstanding feature. The
closing address of the conference
VIII be given Sunday evening ii I:30
by Rev Clendenning OF Botse.
Conference leaders are expecting 10
have tive hundred boys present as del
egates Mr.. Yo0nt. the Interstate
Boys Secretary was In Nampa early
this week 10 check up Stsh the com.
mittee on the local arrangements.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
McDERsio1T ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J Becker spent
Sunday at the Tolleth home.
O. ". Sebern was caller IN the
neighborhood this week.
Mrs, John Strobe Is spending the
week at Nampa.
Or. Dutton called at Charles Ayers
home this week, on account OF Mr..
Ayers taking turn for the worse.
He is quite seriously Ill.
A barn dance was given at the VIM.
Florence place Friday evening, About
80 people were present and at mid
night good lunch was served.
Mrs. Roy Millburn Of Boise visited
at the Edwards home Saturday.
William and Harold Edwards ana
Clyde Becker spent Sunday with the
Ayers boys.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

Baby with your dimple chin,
And yourabare toes wriggling.
Baby d%ar.
With your eyes of baby blue,
Looking up SO sweet aud true,
And your hair Is golden too.
Bah y dear
DiEgied Is your rosy cheek,
Restless are your Hips 20 speak,
Baby dear
Restless are your hands. my sweet.
Weary are your little feet,
From playing on the pavement street
Baby love
SO play on In sweet content,
With the love that God has sent,
Play on my love.
So play forever dear,
For yolr happiest days are here,
TILL the end 1t shall appear.
Play on my love.
BY Elsie p. Huntsinger age a.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

All is silent but the frogs,
And night birds lonely trill.
When the sun has vanished
Also the streaks of red,
Little sleepy children,
Trundle off to bed,
BY Elsie p Huntsinger, age =.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

FOR SALES good milk cows.
2 sows and ~ pigs, doz. White
Orph. pullets. good corn planter.
E. NJ. CLEEK. Ri Meridisn. farm
quarter mile south Bissel station.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
High school Notes.

A splendid program is promised by
the students OF the Meridian junior
high school this Friday evening ut
the high school auditorium There
will be more than i25 students in the
cast OF the operetta The Tyrolien
Queen. :, There will be an orchestra
and the music and artistic settings
Will make a very favorable impress
sion. Don't miss tEis play. and 1t Is
not to late TO get a good seat ii you
will apply TO one OF the students.
Seats are soc and 35e.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

Testimony was heard in the dis
trict court at Boise Monday and Tues
day in the case of Earl Gilbert VS.
VIM. Moreland. The pleadings were
postponed until Feb. 18th when the
attorneys will present their pleas The
case is one in which the carpenter
seeks to secure paysfor certain extras
put on the residence OF the defendant
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11

AT the annual meeting OF the Boise
Valley Jersey Cattle association.
which was held here Thursday after
noon the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, s. e. Gearhart; Vice President,
Elmer Yates; Secretary, 9. G.
Mccormick
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-11
.Ti,e sunset

THE Builset'
Oh. the glorious sunset.
When the sun sinks low,
Wraps the hills and valleys,
In q gorgeous glow.
Streaks OF gold and silver.
Red and purple too,
Mar the azure depths beyond,
And make d glorious view.
As the sun sinks lower,
Behind the stately hills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

You a buy this new genuine
Victor Nictrola on terms OF sa,s
per month and choose $500 worth
Of Victor Records including the
newest. Can be furnished in Ma
hogany or Walnut. A beautiful
model. has every newest Victor de-
vice. Come in tomorrow and re-
serve your Nictrola for Christmas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
THREE ARE HELD
FOR AUTO THEFT
-ottenviIIe Youths Steal Car
tuesday Night; Caught in
Elizabeth

TOTTENNILLE, oct. 7:-Three
c8ateen-year-old Tottenville youths
&. locked up in the Union county
in Elizabeth, n. j., on a charge
I. burglary in the theft of an auto
i..0oile belonging to Robert Fishwick
a.. Butler avenue. about 1880 o'clock
esday night from a garage in the
I>ar of the residence of the owner.
te car was taken from the garage
Ga Tuesday night and Mr.. Fishwick
Nas not aware of the theft until
nstified by Sergeant Winant and
Iatrolman George IL. Cole of the
sixtieth precinct hat the three
Young men had been arrested at
Hillside, a suburb of Elizabeth. with
tie car at 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning. They were held up for
driving a car without lights.
1 The three gave their names as
Christopher Dern, of 5472 Arthur
hiIl road; Edward Spinola. of 2S3
" God avenue, and Joseph Stonosky,
OF 3S5 Yetman venue.
All three were locked up over
night and when arraigned in court
in Elizabeth Wednesday night were
held in $4,000 bail each for thirty
days to await extradition to this
state. Mr.. Fishwick with Acting De-
ttCllNc otA Caii O5tPA
the Ninth Branch Bureau here in
liace of Acting Detective Sergeant
.,chley while the latter Is on vaca-
ton, went to Elizabeth and identified
the car as his property. Papers will
he secured after the matter is
brought TO the attention of the
grand jury and the three will be
brought to Staten Island to stand
tiial. When questioned by Detective
leetroit the trio said they had taken
tn car out of the garage and passed
over the Bergen Point ferry to Bay
o.lae and were on their way to Tren-
In at the time they were held up
Ct Hillside.
All three are believed to have been
responsible for the theft of a battery
from a motorcycle in Tottenville re-
{. ntly and bicycles as well for the
st summer, according to the police.
A car belonging to Emil Seven
laar, a plumber, was tempered with
IA his garage the same night and it
Il Believed that the trio had planned
u steal that machine but were ur-
. lie to get it out. They had broker
f.4e battery box in trying to get the
ltttery out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
T H AND SON HELD
FOR PEDDlING BOOZE

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. Meyer
hart Ratz, forty-two years old and
his son. William Ratz. fourteen eyars
old. of i20 Smith street. Perth AM
boy were yesterday arranged in the
second district court before Magis-
trate Fetherston on a charge of a
violation of the state prohibition law.
The defendants pleaded not guilty
and their trial was set for October
is. Bail was fixed at $1,000 in each
case.
Ratz with his son were arrested
last Saturday afternoon by PATROL
men Wilbur and Kronbitter of In
spector Formosa's staff, charged
with peddling liquor from house to
house in Bethel venue and Maiden
Lane. Two suit cases which the two
carried. were seized by the police.
Five full bottles of liquor which
Ratz claimed that he made himself
were seized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
JUSTICE CANNON HAS
OPENED HEADQUARTERS

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. 7-Supreme
Court Justice Frank s, Cannon, Jr.,
of West New Brighton, Staten Is
lands only justice on the supreme
court bench who is a candidate on
the Republican-Coalition ticket for
election this fall. has opened head
quarters at so Court street. Brook
lyn. His campaign committee is al
ready actively working for his cleo
ton to continue him in the office in
which he Las made a splendid rec
ord. His campaign will be managed
by Jesse Fuller, a well-known
Brooklyn lawyer. and Frederick j..
Fuller, both classmates and warm
personal friends of Judge Cannon,
the former as manager and the lat
ter as treasurer. Judge Cannon is a
nephew of County Clerk b. NJ. Gan
non of Middlesex county. New Jer-
sey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
GARRISON TOTEM IS
AGAIN WITH CHORUS

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. 7:-The
New York Festival Chorus. of which
Glarkson Totten. of T~ottenville, is a
member and one of the committee
In charge of its productions, has re-
organized for the season and re-
hearsals were started Tuesday night
AZ the High School of Commerce in
Manhattan. This chorus has been
under the direction of Tall Esen
Morgan for the past fifteen years
end for ten seasons gave oratorios at
the Ocean Grove Auditorium. The
membership has been as high as
1000 but this season it will be limit
ed to 500. The chorus will De form
Ell in ten divisions of fifty each with
oilicers for each section. Rehearsals
are held every Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
TOTTENVIlLE

Mrs. George Yetman and Mrs.
Louise Blackburn have been visit
Ing at Red Bank.
Miss Carrie Becker who spent the
Simmer months in Pennsylvania is
al her home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosely, of
Fisher avenue, recently entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson, and
5ir. Chadwick. of Elizabeth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Warden and Miss
Edna Staples. of West Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Joline
Visited at East Milestone this week.
Captain James McIvor of the 66th
precinct police station, has been on
4 vacation. Lieutenant John Shay
vas in his place.
Mrs. Thomas Tyrrell, who has been
seriously i'll following a stroke \of
paralysis. was reported to be i'm
proved last night.
Thomas Moritz has closed his bar
Der shop at Elliott avenue and Main
street. The place will be occupied
BIZ Louis Alderman. who purchased
the property some time ago.
A shirt waist factory will occupy
the building of Emil Sevenhaar in
Arthur Kill road nea Butler yer
when alterations have been complet-
ed at the place.
The ease of Gerald Snowden. John
Ttainor and Arthur Daggett, all
trainmen charged with assaulting
Jennie REIN at Prince Bay about a
week ago was postponed in county
eourt yesterday until Monday.
Staten Island Forest. No. SO. Tall
G dars of Lebanon. has arranged for
pa entertainment and dance to be
bod at the Stapletop club rooms.
George Schiller, of Pleasant Plains.
f. bringing suit in county court
& ainst Alvin S. Decker. a garage
o fner of Pleasant Plains for per-
email injuries which he alleges he
Is ceived when struck by an automo-
asre owned by the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. Bessie Brown is at her home
Amboy road, after the past sever
5 months in California, where she
blended the National w. c. 7. U.
Convention in August.
James Nolan. chief clerk at the
h1ilding bureau is on a few days
at,to trip in New Jersey.
Mortimer Vogel is on a business
I-so to the Pacific coast.
Charles +. Hoffman. of Brooklyn.
.:1ited in town this week.
William List visited in Perth AM
boy Yesterday afternoon.
George Powers. of Amboy road,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
Grand larceny in county court before
Judge J. Harry Tiernan this week.
File was indicted by the grand jury
last week.
That section of Amboy road at the
railroad station coated with asphalt
has been completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07
1INCE BAY YACHT
CLUB TO ENLARGE

TOTTENVILLE, Oct. THE
! ince Bay Yacht Club is going to
iarge it's club house at the Prince
] y beach. This was decided upon
&; 4 smoker held at the club house
GENTLY after Commodore Augustus
l.. Narscher in an address before the
lsembers and guests that a new adj
I..ion to the club house was neces-
1t was agreed then hat the
! m of $4,000 would have to be
. ised to carry on the work.
subscriptions We're taken at the
Ia BILE and the amount totaled S1,275.
. ne money subscribed is in IS bonds
end up, all bonds bearing 6 per cent.
IN crest. Plans and specifications
.sill be drawn and the work started,
is thought, before the real cold
Weather,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-07

Only very few OF them eft 10 be
sold at this price. Fumed Oak. Ma
hogany or Golden Oak. This is q
genuine Columbia Grafonola and ah-
solutely guaranteed in every way
Terms IS. 90 per month.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-21

tpenn bic gFIanSen ni9t 81 bi4t itss
ben. Man fpiro oabsr our9 aus'
fis6en Der iiberfliiifissn Pflon3en.
bi. aIs @te9ialat usrpsnoet tperben
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lafen ii9 aud 9~fldn5linJe gum Be
pflnn5sn Ieerer 8sete gepinnsn. Do
bel baltic man isOOd an Der Re8eI
feIt: Ridt gu piel auf sinmaI! Die
RiIaiaot 1T isbu9 fir bic 8altlr
i'm sroBen nidt sesignet. Sier bans
belt ss ii9 pislmsbr I'm groBe Ren'
gen elmer einbeitliden unb uusgeglis
hsnsu 8ars, tpsI6s it9 nur burh
bas 8erfeben Der iunssn PfIun5sn
e~r3isIen ldBt. 6IeiBiges 8earbeiten
Der Ssete unb BEL triibsr Ditterune
aus3ufiibrenoe 9unggiife finO rett
oorsiiglt9e Rittel, bns Bn6stum
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noamaIs CUR 8orii4t, neil Elm gu
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-21
o. Graf
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uno 2lotdr
Office I'M @ebGitbe Der @raf Stg. 90.
HehtsanlDalt

Tidaro 8artbolo bon ct. Spnis
rei6te lette ISOLDE bel Der 2e9islat1ir
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gerbuters Moris Nieber Elm, Die lett
bent 8~iirgerfrieee ieOer 2egiSlatllr
porIag, aber ni6t beriidiidtigt luur.
De. Nieoer, elm 3eitungSberalsge-
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traff nit Der &~egierl,ng, ben OieIe IN
1868 tiinbigte. 9a Der Staat ni6t
perflagt merben fam, beItebt fir Die
@rben ydebers bie ein5ige I0gli6.
felt, oas @elb 81 erlangerr, IN elmer
8epili9lng ieite1ls Der S%egtSlat1tr.
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8artbolOt fiir Die @rben ouf $4,000
reou5irt. 9te altSaablung murbe
mieoerbolt bonn &onlite %eulpfoblcn.
9ing ober ME ol1rd. Reprdiertant
Gan bon CRAWFORD County itcllte Den
Intrag, baB Die Sorbertng inter.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-21
Mnftiun.

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ltnO $ousserGtbi6after, rno anoere
artifeI, 81 5ablrei6 I'M oieielben
bier ouf5udablen.
8eoingun9en: $40 uno ipeniger
9aar; 8etrdge iiber $40, feds Mo-
nate Credit gegen gtote nit gutter
Stderbeit ltnb 6 Sroaent 5instra-
genO bonn Gage Der SGligfeit. &ein
@egenitonO oorf entfernt perOen ebe
oofiir beSablt lit.
SIM SalIe es am 10. Sebrltar reg.
net, finhet Der Serfouf an 81. Seb,
rliar ltatt.
Senrp s. 8ieIe,
Morriion, No.