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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-04


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New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

marks made at the convention of the National Association of Bedding Man ufacturers, which opened today
 There's no doubt about it." A. J. Logan of Pittsburgh, president, de- clared. We are forced to make more mattresses for twin beds than ever before. The old fashioned full size bed is rapidly becoming archaic. can't say just how it started. It has sprung up within the last few years But the fad is with us now, and there's no getting away from it.
 MT. Logan also reveals another in- teresting faFt. There is such a thing as style" ts mattresses and pillows.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

Locke has been in jail since his ar rest n old Lyme on September 2S. Public Defender Perkins made a plea for leniency. asking the court not to give the maximum sentence. He said the ends of justice would be met with sentence of two years. State At torney Hill did not agree with this, but said the man had been living a shiftless life.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

day morning by drinking coffee in which they had poured roach powder, brushed off from the floor.
 Miss Wheeler left a note in a bible saying that for economic reasons the insane would be better off dead.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
TWIN BEDS POPULAR

Forcing Single One Out, Manufac-
 turerS Report at Meeting
 Chicago. Jan. 1S.-You may never believe it, but the demand for mat tresses for twin beds is something terrific.
 All of which was gathered from re-
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

whether a case is curable or whether it IS incurabIe.
 Not only will you be sur-fised at his wonderful knowledge of diseass, his plaih, concise explanation of cause and effect. but at the marvellous rapidity with which his common sense, ratil-al treatment goes to the seat of <' erISsixaar xAliaf and in @r a n
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

Are You Sick? Are You Suf- fering? If So Call On Him and Take Advantage of His Skill and Experience.
 The raridity with which he de- ,cribes all diseases IS truly wonderful
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
DON'T WAIT 7!

The sick multitudes crowd n Aces from morning until night, aA you would avoid .disappointmentss should call early. Dr. Naughton n regular visits to New Britain time to time to pergQM
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

5A 16O Plush Motor Robe
 A handsome imitation tiger skin robe, made from the finest quality of plush; extra fine black plush bach. A beautiful natural effect and the most popular of our fancy robes. Extra heavy, and adapted for the coldest weather.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

Middeltown. N. Y.. Jan. 1S.-Char- lotte Wheeler. g. and Martha Hotal- ing. 45. inmates Of the state hospital
 here. fulfilled a suicide compact Sun
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
FREE FOR THIS VISIT

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New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
ONE DAY ONLY ~. WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 19I

BelOin Hotel, Wednesday, Jan. Il 'o onsuit;,tions. Remarkable l,,agnosil
 Examinations, all Medical Servf ts Absolutely Free of Charge.
 .ty. and if you are suffering, yd 1ces from morning till night, and n for relief, SO those wishing to, a early to avoid the crowded last hour
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
TWO IN "ECo<oMnC" SUICIDE

Insane Woman Quotes Bible in De-
 fence of Pact
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

S34.OO Coat, Dollar Day S22.5O S22.OO Coat, Dollar Day $l4.5C S15 Boys Coat, Dollar Day SLUG S8.75 Vest, Dollar Day $5.75
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

To ali who call on him 01 pr. NaughtOn will give his ( Disease, Wonderful "X-Ray"
 Surgical and Office Treatmen
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
R RIM

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 Hartford  htence of risou. the
 imposed rfor court
 the case Ford. who n in the rnber 27.
 changed q pleaded
 crime.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
At Bottom Price!

$55.OO Coat, Dollar Day $35.OO S43.5O Coat, Dollar Day $27.5O S30.O0 Coat, Dollar Day $22.25
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20
Colby College Notes

In the issue of The Colby Echo, of
Oct. l., the whereabouts of the class
OF ly2l was given. The following may
be OF interest to our readers: Neil
Leonard is studying at the Yale Law
School New Haven, Conn: Libby Pull
siier is studying at Rush Medical Col
lege, Chicago, Ill; Ashton Richard
scn is doing post graduate work at
John Hopkins Baltimore. Md /; Will
liam Burgess is with the Emery
Brown Co. in Waterville Frank Hair
Is with the Lyons Novelty Orchestra
in Skowhegan, Joel Taylor, Jr, is
with the Asbestos Co, Nashua, N. H.;
Merle Barnum is principal of New
Portland High School: Smith Dun
mack is principal of Somerset Acad-
envy. Athens; Alice Clark is teaching
at higgins Classical Institute,
Charleston; Doris Cover, teaching in
Chatham, Mass; Irene Gushee is pur-
suing graduate work al Radcllffe Col
lege Bertha Norton is teaching at
Scion; Margaret Rice is teaching in
Norridgewoek High School; Geraldine
Baker is teaching in Foxcroft Acad-
envy, and Laura Baker is teaching at
SangerYille.
Theodore Archer has been pledged
to the Zeta Psi fraternity.
Miss Hazel c. Dyer of Portland and
Miss Ruby f. Dyer of Skowhegan
spent the weekend at the home of
the latter
Miss Eleanor Halves entertained
over the weel. END Misses Dorothy
Rounds and Grace Johnson, who are
teaching in Westbrook Seminary.
Mrs. Marion Steward Lacase called
on friends at Foss Hall Saturday and
attended the Colby-Bates football
game at Wateryille
Colby and Allen Robinson of Bow
dom College spent Saturday and sun
day with friends at Colby
Miss Ruth Frost of Bingham was a
week -end guest at Foss Hall.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20
Increase in Trolley Fares

$ There will be an increase in the
through fare from Skowhegan to Mad
ison on the cars of the Somerset
Traction Co, from Al cents to 5o
cents including the War Tax, effec-
tive Sunday, October %, 1921. There
will at this time be no change in the
freight rates or in the price OF Com
mutation Tickets Scholars Tickets, or
Local Fares. There has been no
change of fare since 1917 although
the cost of operating has doubled
during the War and the increasing
nae of the automobile in the summer
Ia also largely responsible for this
slieht increase 1t has seemed best
to retain the S cent fare although
nearly every other road has fares
varying from five to ten cents. me
war tax amounting to cents Will be
maid by the Company The fare
zones will be as follows:
Skowhegan to Madison First Fare
zone. Skowhegan to Cold Brook Plat
form: Second Fare Zone, Cold Brook
Platform To Stilson's; Third Fare
zone. Stilsona to Russell's; Fourth
Fare Zone, Russells TO Clough' 8;
Fifth Fare Zone, Clough's to Lake
wood. sixth Fare Zone, Lakewood to
Towns Farm, Seventh Fare Zone
Towns Farm to Davis Potato House;
Eighth Fare Zone, Davis Potato House
TO Barrons Station; Ninth Fare Zone
Rarron's station to Long Trestle; 10th
Fare Zone, Long Treste to Madison
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20

Skowhegan ID, Harrington II.
Touchdowns made by Skowhegan,
Lessard Bouford; by Pennington,
Jones. Flint. Goals from touchdowns
made by Skowhegan, Dionne ?. Ref
eree-E. Gilblair. Umpire-Hawes.
Time-10, 10, Il, u. Substitutes
Dugas for Croker, Drum for Dionne.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20
Skowhegan Boys Win Football Game

In a football game at Fairview Park
Saturday afternoon the Skowhegan
High School boys football team de-
feated the team from Pennington
High School by a score of 14-12.
Bouford ran the whole length of the
field for n touchdown from kickoff
Skowhegan's other goal was an end
run by Leasard Quarterback Jones
starred for Pennington. return
game will be played at Pennington
navt Saturday Summary
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20
5knal,lleuan Gnral Nrnna

II Cummings and Col r. l..
nan are ON a hunting trip to En-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01
MOTHER Of PROMINENT DECATUR
BANKER HIGHLY PRAISES TRUTONA
Bnkoeter SaysGins Ten Pounds
Weight, Never Suffers After Eating Any More and Sleeps
Than She Has For

spells. couldn't sleep at night and
I'd actually become so weak at
times I'd feel l could hardly drag
through another day. / seemed to
be so pesvish all the time, too.
1T seemed that no one knew what
was the matter with me and l An
ally began using Trutona. This
great medicine has done me more
good than anything else I've ever
taken. Trutona first regulated my
bowels, then my appetite improved
and ! soon found that I wasn't suf-
fering the dreadful misery after
eating that I formerly did. l sleep
better now than I have for years.
I've gained 10 pounds in weight,
too, and my strength Is increasing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

Il really believe this medicine
Trutona saved my life"
Thus, Mrs. Elizabeth Brinkoetter,
of the cashier Of the State
Bank of Decatur, who lives 1T liza
East William street, and who is
known to- hundreds Of Decatur
people as a woman Of the highest
honesty and integrity, paid signal
tribute to the merit of Trutona, the
famous tonic, a few days ago.
For five long years I'd suffered
from nervousness and stomach
troubles" Mrs. Brinkoetter said.
Instead of digesting, my food
soured in my stomach, with the re-
suit that I suffered painful gas for
nations and very distressing dizzy
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01
ERIE

Erie, Ill. June /. = Miss
Carrie Wood, the teacher Of
the Dewey school west Of Erie, has
closed a successful term and has
been engaged to teach the Mineral
Springs school, q short dfseaDce
from the Dewey school, for another
year.
Mrs. Carrie Strayer Of Rock Is
land spent Thursday afternoon and
evening with Mrs. l. q. Matthews.
She was on her way homo after
visiting relatives at Fehtoh. Ill,
and stopped at Erie to wait for her
husband, who mot0red up from
Rock Island.
R. C. Adams of Galesburg. m,
arrived in Erie Friday to attend to
business affairs. He reports thai
his wife and daughter, Miss Lu.
ellie, who have been in i'll health
are considerably improved, but his
brother, J. C. Adams. remains In
about the same weakened condition
at Mercy hospital at Davenport
Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

hut thafD Il mo Aoebt nat 2SfIia
roads are WaAte6 q Rock IG5ao1
county ard pargleularly ooe c.
meeting " lower 81 q ~ 6oan-
81 WITH Rpck Island. Ev6aly Dis
tl5o1ted tAxatiou sho0n u pro-
fesablo 70 the uDeQual ymethod q
raieang funds h donations"
William Il Slusher, grocer and
pootmAster here, Chant Raid. q
farwer soathsast Of Illinois City
and former member Of the Nusca-
tine road committee, and ElnGf
france, rad c6nmisBiooar q. III.
alo PniJie township, Wg1o of tho
opinion that the interest of the
lower end Of the county in the
road to NnscAttpe would mot hurt
the chances Of the couuty rod
proposition with the votefs Of this
vicinity.
while there has been vary little
discussion Of the county pguposi-
tion," said M, 6lusher. n dfscuss-
inx the probable attitnda az The
voters at the election June s. n
Do not believe thefo will be any
serious Opposition to It because Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

daily. I really do believe that Thu
tona saved my life"
Hundreds Of prominent and re-
spected people. heretofore averse to
publicly indorsing any preparation.
have unhesitatingly recommended
TrUtona, after using the famous
tonic. They QUICKLY realized that
Trutona is different from the aver
age proprietary preparation. 1t goes
straight to the seat Of your troubles
and REMOVES THE CAUSE OF ner-
vousness. slecpnessness.. dizziness,
side and back pains, belching. bloat-
ing. heartburn, constipation,
anaemia and tie like.
Trutona is sold in Rock Island at
CarlE- Schlegel's drug stors.-Ad-
Ivertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

Ht- r. - 0ru0d o. . eueoe - -
seSvs11e IL santA0snt ovg -
0fGe pspsnsoe e 2
"a ~ lAaaA es9iv,.
SSs.siS CITY, Ill, Juns L.
.s1 wrapped up u . temporary
soads proposition. put forward
sesaIar Subscription By The
lS.sts Of the lower end Of the
- n conjunction with the
s.ssa men Of Muscatinss lows.
~ & still plenty Of evidence Of
- IN the good roads proposi-
3ys snvoIving . fve-yeas program.
~ sseeented by the Rock IslaAd
- board d supervisors for
1870 or rejection 1t the judicial
~ nooulsrity Of good roads end
\, generally recognized need Of
IA Rock Island county. and
ssc,ally in this section Of It,
SsS lie proposition a.. offered BY
,s- hoard Of supervisors perucu-
I'm appealing to the residents OF
m locslity. The opinion seems
4 nreyail that the present project
SrAiseting this end Of the county
~ Nuscatine will not in any way
.sErs the chances Of the county
~ roads proposition at the polls.
S1ndsy, June 6. Instead, 1t Il
s3ntod out that the Muscatine
~ work on which will be start
n Ills year but probably not be
edppleted until next year. will be
- or less Of a temporary char
-. and that it will not end the
~ and demand for a road to Rock
iInd and the tri-cities. The fact
a. the county proposition pro-
yiles such a road and outlet for
~ residents of this part OF the
Iccunty ID expected to overcome any
|odposition due to the present fem-
|prsry road building program, &C.
|cording to the general belief.
\ However, thsre is evidence on all
sides that the good roads proposal
lie NOT generally understood, and
|,hst there has really been very lit
III consideration or discussion
|dSen the matter, although it is to
3 voted on within few days.
IL Sentiment United.
BpealIng Of county proposition
Ia the sentiment in regard to il
II this community, Ed Martin
Ippcer and member Of the commit
III Of this vicinity handling the
md roads project between here
IL muscatine. said:
Because of the division Of inter
10 here between Rock Island and
lxis0tine; because OF the present
IReiect under way connecting this
Nnmunity with Muscatine by q
lind road. and because Of the gen.
Iatl dissatisfaction felt over the
|xU this county has been sighted
ID the distribution of the states
/ 900, 600 bond issue, sentiment il
seidedly doubtful here in regart
h n the county road proposition.
However, the method of getting
bod roads by public subscription
not popular, because it is expen,
NJ and the expense is unevenly
inributed among those benefited
pcne donate a great deal while
, pliers give little or nothing. Ye
ailding roads by the subscription
method has been resorted to as tn,
IuoIy way out Of bad situation AM
v get the good roads SO badl,
eeded.
Whether or not the fact tina
any have already donated liber
Ny to the fund for providing
oad to Muscatine will cause then
. oppose the county proposition
smch carries a tax of three and
hfd mills with it, I cannot say
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

~ - eenn6 n go $500 Il
I1rfn1tna IN fhsf vic1nfty. the
~ lSoWlne 4 eayfhine ahouf the
~ 11r1nn hsyiue e1v0a Il
veey lil11S eooai6ornf1on. Wills H.
|Ma5nrify aeDeas6 e . unaWafo
thsf eefA 4 oueefion Is 70 be voted
q June q
u.e,. .a-.,t,.~ ,h.t !. Aad
E.,,.. ~ ,.estsr vsrv iitfla fhoaeHt
~. ~ 49, .,satis - ~ discns-
- ~ !, Nssvsr ncener mo n
a hssinsc. n ndsinrf0n. sxprese-
Il - oiinton that ~ cohnty rood
s.Sa nrrnoeftion nrntablv vould
not Sc xiven I majority By tho
|vcfafn q that vicinity. Il base this
haiiaf.~ NJ Boener sIdded. soni the
49, 49, nreaenf conditions apuear
unf.yorshle to the sdeption Of any
nroeoeition int vould tend to in
cresSe taxss However. l realise
nm ~. .snfiment q EdSinston
tovnshin is stronrlv IN fsyor Of
sood roeds and that everybody
Knows that Rock Fsland county II
badly ii need Of bsfter roads"
Expreesin4 the nelieI tna1 II inc
good roads propoNuoo JAILED 10
receive the support OF the voters IN
Hog1n9ton township. It would %
becauae 1t 10 not generally Known
about or understood, Ed Kelly:
brother Of James Kelly. member OF
the hoard q sup3visors, sa1o-
1t would be . shame fOr the
people OF any county - badly IN
need Of good roads as Is Rock Is
land county. to turn down . propo-
sition 30 full Of merit and which
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-01

All tho News-AE tSe Time
she Argus.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05

neroen f0nntell, our GntIoItunq ser
Steuer5abIer meientlid beitraeeit
miiroen. @ir baben feline SeranIoi.
lung, oen glIIiierten 0iele eemoItiaen
Summen 5u idenfen. g8ir boben aud,
feline IeronIoIiltug, Ole 3obIung ser
3inlen uno Die &iid5ablung 0es Sea
pitfalls fir Die 0aler BON fiinf8ebn
Sobren 5u %itunOen. Nidt oie aaer-
geringite @eranIoiiung boben mir. gs
lit cine unerborte 3unuttltng, 0oB
mir, na60em mir Sen Sdmin0el
ENGLAND unO leine Ge%rbiinoeten
fGmpften fir bass eIbitbeitimmltngs.
red)t Ger Boiler, fir 5reibeit uno Sc
ref)tigfeit, bunoerttauienO Menifen.
Ieben unO 5fpan5ig Miuior0en Dol
lar gcopfert, ibnen aud nod ieds
Miliaroen idetlfen iolen, oieaei6t
iogor Oie gon8c S6uIo, oie Iie bel
ms onlteben baden. gngIonOS an
eebIi6e ltnfGbiefeit, feline fur5friiti-
gen S1abomtsnpten ein3ul0icn, bat
ons SpieIreid nidt obgebalteh rieli-
ge Summen auf bic llnternriidullg
Ser SrlGn0er 3u berpenoen, uno
6ranfrei6 i61mt itd nidt, Oos @elo,
oas es inns lhuloig bIeibt, in mill.
t1rii6e Niiltungcn al lteden oocr
CUR Soroerltng bon Sntrigllen 81 Der
menoen, Die cine l6pere &riegSge-
fobr fir europa beoeutert.
llnier 2ono befitoet iif eegenm6r.
tig in elmer mirtidoftIiden Gage, sic
ibm nid)t geItattct, frcmoen M6dten
geeeniiber ben @roBmiitigen SIT ipie-
len. @as oas 2ano an @elOnitteln
unO &reoiten nerfiigbor MAIDEN fam,
miro bon ieiner 2on0mirtl6oft leiner
SnouItrie mo ieinem @anoel bring
emo benotigt. @S lit in Ser Sat lhon
Jeinobe Elm 8erbre6en an Dem 8obI-
ltoroe unleres &olfes, 2Glroern, sic
ollerlei iiberfliiiiige ausgaben mod
en- @el0 5u l%tun0en, ooS mir bitter
entbebren. @emiB, mir mollcp-gitro-
pa belfen lobiel mir fonnen, aber mir
nouen unS nidt 1rmer MAIDEN, INN
England ltno Sranfreid rei6er 5u
MAIDEN. 0os lit eiu biB6en piel per-
Iangt. Gs gibt utb fir @roBmut Ell
ne @ren5e. sic Iiegt BORT, no sic
@roBmut olfb0rt uno 0ie 9ummbeit
onfGngt. ltno oieier @ren8e lino mir
i'm &erfebr nit England uno ieinen
@erbiinoeten gang beOcntlid nabe &c.
fomnlen.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
0entId,es 8aiIen6ans.

Sci Ser lebten 8erlammllihg bonn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9ing eS red)t bod
Der. liner alteS trellcs Wtltglieo
fSralt Hoberta mor, nadOem lie $ Utos
nate bel ibren &in0ern in ytcluport
berle6te, mieoer in unicrer Wtltte er'
lhierlen. SEER Nreil, Der immcr al
les 9eoenfenoe, erid)ien nit orei Der
fleinitcnW91oden mo jeOes ilberreld.
tie ibr einen rieiigen 6elobllimens
ItrouB. Die GrGnen in oen Iligcn
beiagten dies, mas 6ralt HobertS
fiiblte. lleber Srou 9rrlt fonnte
man beinabe eiferiiidti9 meroeit, oelill
aus Mnerfennlng fir Die odtltnoorel
Bio Mitglieoer, melde lie Dem 6rall'
en-Ierein 5ubrodte, iiberreidtc ibr
6rou &oberts cine groBe goIOene sect.
te nit adtunooreiBig Sterncli. DC
9rdiioentin, Srou &uppertils. er-
mabnte ale Mitglie0er, ia redt
fleiBiq fir oos @ifnit 81 orbeliell.
Die Sidets mllroen o%usgegebell, lillo
ieoe berlprad. ibr moglidlteS 81 nun.
Die peri1ieoenen aomiteeS pnroen
ernonnt, uno beripraden olle tlld1tI9
All arbeiten. @ei &offee uno <dlen
perbrodte man nod eini9e Stil1O'
den. Is. Naltper'
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Walb- ullb Stiftun9sfrlt
am 81. @usuf

WiaR uergelie uidt oie l6one, ae-
miitlide 3uioumenfuntt. ole Ser
Goncoro. alub mobrideinIid am
Sonntag, ben 81. 4uauit, AMI Srrrn
9rouuer's 2onOiis plant. Der Gor.
ltdao ocs alIbs pirO lid li0cr Sin.
oclEdtn nod idliiiii9 weroed miii.
len. Dns oa8u ernanntc Nomite
perlpridt cinen edit ocutidci gaad,.
mittda. titlleidt Elm fleincs Chii sen.
feit.....
Der aonforO alub trat Dor eiuem
Sabre in ieiter icbigcu Sorm ms
Seben. Sin @eburts. uno Stifhinos.
telt orauBen untcr idattigcn gdumen,
eng am Serdcn ser edten gtattr, lit
'ollo nobI ant YIabe. Dan beadlte
Die gn5cige in Der nGditcn g3linu-
mer oieier 3eitnna.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-05
Sm iuldlem amerifamiidcn @Iattern,

sic nit Ser 8abrbeit iabraus, iobr-
ein auf Dem &riegsfuB leben, begeg'
net man INNER mieoer Der 8ebaup-
tung, Der i9par8e Sdreden am
&bein lei cine @tptbe. Dab er OoS
lei0er ni6t lit, meiB ieoer, Ser Die Ser
baltniiie einigermaBen fennt. yta6
einem 8erift Ser 5ranffurter Sci
trne mltrOen in iiingIter Belt Wieoer
1877 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon fran-
80lii6en 8rltppen I'M beiesten @ebiet
beriibt. 0os lino Die befannt geipor-
oenen Solle. Siele Saae meroen
niht befonnt, neil Die in Srage font
menoen Srallen ulo WGO6en tie aus
SAam peri6weiger. Inter ben be-
fannt gemoroenen SGaen banoelt eS
lid in pieroig I'M Not5u@t, in lieb0ig
Inn Not3u6tsoeriu6 uno in lieben-
uno5mon3ig Inn ionitige Ierneae
MuslHreittngen gegen 5raiter lilo
MGoden. 8on ben iGmtli6en Den
oQiierten 8eboroen CUR &enrt1lstlab-
me gebrodteu SGlfen gingen Wtittei.
lunqen ii6er OhS @rge6niS MIR IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8Gaen gu, bon oenen
bier Sale cine 8eitrafung CUR Solge
botten, mGbren0 in fiinfunoorelBig
SGaen nidts erfolgt lit un0 orei Sal
le nod in ser Sdwebe iino. 90
Siebt sic @ere6tigfeit aus, oeren Die
geboroen oes beiebten @ebieteS lid
riihmen.