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The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Clarendon Democrats
Name Dr.StOne Chairman

CLARENDON, Va, Dec. THE
Democrats of Clarendon precinct met
in the engine house Wednesday night
and endorsed the selection by the
County Club Of DR.. Frank T. Stone
as precinct chairman. ]. Thomas
Manning was named secretary, and
plans were discussed for having the
citizens generally to qualify by pay
ihg poll taxes and registering. 1t
appears that only about one-half the
adult population participate in cleo
tons. The following officers of the
County Club addressed the meeting:
PRESIDENT, W. L. Bragg; vice presi-
cent. z. c. Turnburke, and secretary,
r. T. Orrison.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
BANK BOOKKEEPER ARRESTED.
ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING $1,000
Neal Anderson Yeager, of Second National
Said to Have Confessed

Neal Anderson Yeager, "a years
old. 1851 Mt. Pleasant street north
west, bookkeeper at the Second Ma
tional Bank, was arrested yesterday
afternoon at the bank charged With
the. embezzlement of nearly $4,000
of the institutions money.
The arrest was made by Headquar-
tiers Detectives Edward Kelley and
Arthur Scrivener after police and
bank officials had traced an alleged
deficit in the account of a dead man.
q. Said To Have Confessed.
The accused. employed at the
bank, for two years, according to
police, has been embezzling the
funds in small amounts since Jam
uary of this year. When questioned
at headquarters by Inspector Cliff
ford L. Grant, Yeager confessed, po-
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03

lice say. He was held at the First
precinct station.
BY entering false Withdrawals on
the books of the bank. II is claimed,
feager was able to veil alleged pee
ulatioHs and elude detection. The
arrested man had checks on his own
account cashed outside OF the bank
in which he was employed and when
the checks returned to the Second
National Bank. after passing
through the clearing house, he is
said to have charged the with
drawal to accounts of other deposit
tors Of the institution.
Shortage in Accounts.
A total of $3.50 was deducted from
the account of one woman deposition
of the bank and $500 more had
been subtracted from the deposits
of a man who has been dead several
months, but whose account was
still continued at the bank, pending
the final disposition of his estate,
police reported
Yeager is a native Of Brady, Tex
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
INVENTOR MAKES
DIRIGIBLES SAFE

NEW YORK. Dec. e-DirigiblcS
will be made safe by an invention
Of a Frenchman. according TO Lieut.
Ena Bossi formerly OF the Italian
Aviation Service. who arrived TO-DAY
on the liner Orduna from Europe.
Lieut.. BossL whose home is at s6G
Riverside Drive, says that he has
been in France observing the work OF
this inventor, whose name l. Zane
gean. He asserts that ZaneEesn has
invented a process OF building dirigi-
bles which eliminates the danger OF
collapse in mldair from fire or explo-
sion.
The new dirigibles consist really
OF three envelopes, one within the
other. The inner envelope holds com
pressed hot afr. Between the Inner
envelope and the middle envelope
there is a vacuum and between tho
middle envelope and the outside en-
velope there is a substance. the ma
ture OF which is secret. The diriEihle
is landed by letting air into the va
CUM. thus making IL heavier
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
,ALBEMARLE MAN
DROWNING VICTIM

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec. 2.
News has been received here OF the
tragic death. at Glen Ferris, W. Va.
Of Joseph L. Birckhead, of Gilberts,
this county. He was employed as
foreman for the Observation-Disclosures
Company at Glen Ferris, and at the
time Of his death was removing some
drift wood on the dam soon after
nightfan. He stepped out on a drift
boom in the river and. losing his
footing. was washed overheard. Due
70 high water caused by the recent
rains, his body has not yet been re-
covered.
Mr.. Birckhead. a native OF Abe
marie, was a graduate Of the Miller
School. near Crozet. He is survived
by his mother. Mrs. P. A. Brick
head; three sisters and two brothers,
Mrs. Bertha Shotwell, of Burnleys.
Va; the Misses Allie and Violet
Birckhead, of Gilberts; G. NJ. Brick
head, Of the Miller School, and R
NJ. Birckhea6. Of Glen Ferris, W. Va.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
YOUTH INDICTED
In BANK HOLDUP
AND THEFT OF Gun
Philip R. Greenfield, 20,
Of Savannah, Accused
of Double Robbery.
JAILED FOR / CENT
Haywood Pope Charged With
Stealing Empty Pay
Envelope.

Philip Rudolph Greenfield. 20
years old, Of Savannah. Ca, wac In
dicted on two charges OF robbery
yesterday by the grand jury. One
indictment alleges that on July ~
last he held up Ernest l. Brown.
cashier OF the GeorEia avenue
branch of the Peoples Commercial
and Savings Bank. while Brown
was alone in the bank at noon and
at the point OF a pistol forced the
cashier TO hand over s97O.
The other indictment charges that
Greenfield entered the sporting
goods store OF Kavanaugh a Ken
drick at 327I NJ street northwest.
on July last and by a ruse oh
tained a loaded pistol from H. W
Kendrick, backed out OF the store
with the weapon and disappeared.
Greenfield was not arrested untiI
the latter part OF last September
when he was discovered II his
home with his wife.
James PAGE. colorsd. was indicted
charged with holding up steve Mas
sey. also colored, and robbiug him
OF watch and chain at Seventh
and c streets northwest
Haywood Pope was indicted ar-
cused Of pickpocketing by Dctcc-
tive J. II Fowler. Of the First pre-
cinct. Fowler charged that he saw
Pope put his hand in the pocket
OF William H. Baden. Of Arlington
Va, and take out worn. bat
empty pay envelope and a piece Of
paper-al Of the value Of cent.
Other indictments were:
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny
William A. Bransoh.
Grand arceny-Murrsy Wilson.
William H. Beckton. Grant Russell
and Richard Frezzeill.
Nonsupport-Reginald Proctor.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
NelD Strasburg Theater
To Open Next SATURDAY.

sTRASBURG. Va, Dec. 2.-Stras-
burg now has a fine. new theater. the
doors Of which will be open to the
public on Saturday night, December
10.
The theater building is situated
on Main street and is built of brick
with tile front. The center of the
building Is occupied by a large lobby
In front, with grill room and music
room on either side, and the audi
torium proper is in the rear, with a
seating capacity Of 1000. Gallery
and dance hall occupy the second
floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
DEATHS

White.
Martha Ro-lett Jones. so years, IS Bryant
Of. NV
Charles Henry Leroy. u. 1oeo Pa. ave. se
Elizabeth Rodgers schenck. 81. 1928 r. /.
ave. NV.
Louisa l. Hicks, ~, 1ll2 Lamont ST. NV.
John Merle Henderson, IL. 200 Blair road.
Norman W. Tapp, months, Georgetown
Hospt.
Anna NJ. Morey, 81. Walter Reed Hospt.
Fritz Gabriel, 80, St. Elizabeth's Hospt.
william Henry Vincent, rs, 24eo Hsmlin
ne.
Pauline David. "a. 1882 Harvard ct. nv.
Colersd.
Catherine Coatee. 81. 1882 32nd st. nv.
Alice Dutch. 50. 9s Fenton st. ne.
a Edith Clay, Is. l22s 81, st. NV.
Martha Newton, 80. is Pierce NV.
ssIlie Bell. 81. Garfield Hospt.
Sophie Gilmore. 50. Home for the Aged.
: t;eorge snowden. s.. st. Elixabeth's Hospt
Charles 7. Jones, IS. 81 Doth st. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Greenwood Pastor Goes
To Middleburg Church

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Dec. ..
After a pastorate at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. at Greenwood. this
county, for period Of years both
before and since the world war, Rev.
D. Campbell Mayors has accepted a
call to the Emmanuel Church at
Middleburg, Loudoun County. Mr..
Mayors volunteered for the overseas
service in the Y. M. c. A. in 1918 and
was soon promoted to a divisional
SUPPLEMENTARY. He had often filled
the pulpit Of Christ Episcopal Church,
this city. and has many admirers in
this section.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Tells of Ancient
American Cities
Sylvanus Morley Says Sky
scrapers Were Here Be-
fore Columbus.

A decimal number system indi-
Gated by dots and dashes.
A metropolis covering nine
square miles with skyscraper tenn
pies.
A hieroglyphic writing which
employed some OF the devices OF
our modern animated cartoons.
These are a few OF the surpris-
ing aspects of a civilization that
existed long before Columbus came
in the Adams apple of the land
neck between North and South
America as described last evening
by Sylvanus Morley before mem
Der. of the National Geographic
Society at the New Masonic Temple.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
carriage Licenses.

Unless otherwise specified, all the follow
,,g anplicants are from this city:
Arthur Farrer, ., and Ethel Watts, IS
The Rev Il. A. Carter.
- Giuseppe Buttice, "a, and Carmels Bar.
nisr. "a The Rev. y. NJ. DeCsrlo.
Hugh Z. Faucette. 81. and Clara N. Ellis.
Of IN. Rev W. h Brooks
Exb.rt Z. Tresduell, %. OF Riverside,
ronn and N. Rose Tokus, e. The Rev.
g. l.. Davis.
edv.rd ". Hubbard. n, Of Pendleton,
Va and Lucille A. Johnson, 81, Of Mineral
VI. he Rev. A. Z. spielman.
Robert Nevbery. y, and Frances N.
Vance, 20. The Rev. N. B. Alexander.
Nicholas Nassino. Al. and Blanche salvin
a. The Rev. n. @. Aarseglia.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
BIRTHS

White.
samuel g. and Beulah N. Simmons, girl
James r. and Mary NJ. Kelley, girl
Andre NJ and GERMAN Benetean, boy.
George and Eula Malay. boy.
Robert G. and Margaret y. Sauer, girl.
Peter and Aary L. Calomaris, boy.
Thomas and Alexandria Soterokos, girl
william A. and Jessie Z. Quinnt, boy.
Joseph P. and Marie L. AcGrath, girl.
Chinese.
Wong and Lin suey, boy
Colored.
Chester B. and Gertrude simms, girl
Herbert and Alice Harris, boy.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
law RIGID
l. ON DRIVING
Vehicles Must Not Be
Left in Traffic Peril,
Say Police.

Do you know that the
traffic regulations recently
enacted. provide that-the
driver of a vehicle shall be
constantly on the lookout
and shall remain upon the
seat while the vehicle Is in
motion: OF. in the case of
animal vehicle, shall
continuously hold the reins
in his hands while driving.
riding or leading q horse, and
shall guard against its run
ming away.
No driver shall carelessly
or wilfully cause or allow
his vehicle. animal or street
car to collide with any per-
son, vehicle, street car or
animal, nor to injure any
person or property.
Any person driving an
animal-drawn vehicle or rid
ing a bicycle. or operating a
motor vehicle or street car,
who, knowing that the We
hicle driven, ridden or oper-
ated by him has collided with
and caused injury to person
or property, leaves the place
OF said collision without
stopping and giving his name
and residence land IL a mo-
tor vehicle, the license mum.
Der thereof and the name and
address of the owner), to the
person injured or whose
property has been injured or
damaged. or to a police Of
ficer II present, and II neither
of these can be done, then
Immediately reporting the
full details Of the accident to
the nearest police station.
shall be punished by a fine
of not less than FIVE dollars
(s5.0o) nor more than forty
$4,000?
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Ruling to Decide
Secrecy of u. S.
Draft Records
Husbands Right to Re-
zeal Data in Court Up to
Court of Appeals.

The first case involving the legal
right of the Secretary of War or
his subordinates to refuse. even at
the demand of the Federal courts,
to allow the record of a man induct-
ed into the military service of the
United States during the world war
to be seen by someone other than
a person authorized by the Secre-
tary. is now pending in the District
Of Columbia Court Of Appeals and
will probably be decided on Mon
day.
The case originated in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, October 81. 1920.
when Justice Frederick d. Siddons
directed Gen. Peter c. Harris. off,
cial custodian Of the records OF the
selective draft, to produce before
the local notary public an affidavit
made by Mrs. Mary II. Walsh before
the local board at Akron, Ohio.
which resulted in the womaa's nus
band, Harry II. Walsh being trans
ferred from class TO class i ana
being Indicted into the military
service
After discharge Walsh sued his
wife for divorce and charged that
her statements in the affidavit in
question and her pleadings in the
divorce proceedings regarding his
contributions to her support DIFF
Tered sufficiently to warrant the
statements in the affidavit being
brought TO the attention Of the d.
vorce court Judge.
Acting on the theory that the Sc
lective draft law and the intentions
Of Congress and the promise of the
President were that the draft rec
ords remain forever secret, Gen.
Harris refused to comply with the
court order, was adjudGed in con-
tempt and was sentenced to serve
ten days in Jail. The War Depart.
mentthen appealed.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Honor Mt. Rainier Man.

MOUNT RAINIER, Md, Dec. a.
Joseph Haas, Of this place, has been
notined that he has been chosen wor-
shipful senior grand steward of the
Grand Lodge. A. F. and A. NJ, of
Maryland. and also that he has been
made junior grand steward of the
Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masons
of Maryland.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
FIVE ITALIAN TOWNS
SHAKEN BY QUAKES

ROME. Dec. Earthquake shocks
were felt today at Bolsena. Acqua-
pondente. Grotte Dicastro. San Lo-
reno and Uuovo Onano.
One house was demolished at Grotte
Dicastro and general panic ensued.
No casualties were reported.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Named u. S. Commissioner.

George H. Mcdonald. an attorncN,
with offices in the McLachlen Build
ing. Tenth and G streets northwest.
was appointed United States Commits
sioner yesterday by District Suprems
Court. Mr.. Mcdonald succeeds Ma
son ". Richardson, who died recently
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Funeral of Miss HaIloweIl.

SANDY SPRING. Nd, Dec. =
The funeral Of Miss Alice Halloween.
well known in Washington and this
county, who died in washington
following a long illness, took place
this morning At the home of her
sisters here. The services were
those Of the Society of Friends and
burial was in the Friends Cemeterv
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
Brother Confesses Theft.

Frederick Lynch. of $50 Ninth
street southeast, was held for the
grand jury yesterday by Judge Nc
Mahon under $500 bond, on a charge
of grand larceny in connection with
the theft of 500 from his brother,
Emmett Lynch, Of the same address.
He had pleaded guilty. The brother
claimed the money was taken from a
box in a cupboard on November is
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
ITALIAN CHAMBER
FACES CRISIS VOTE

ROME. Dec. 2.-The italian cham
Der will vote tomorrow on the gov
ernments future internal policy. The
result cannot be predicted.
In case the present cabinet falls
during the crisis, 1t will be because
Of political regrouping rather than
on account Of the socialist attack
on Premier Bonomi.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
GOD PRICES c. DROP THREE CENTS ON DOLLAR in MONTH
AMT IT GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING?

WHEN BABY WAKES up IN TIC
NIGHT AND YOU CRAWL OUT Of
6eD AND EiNAIIT QUeT AG8
VITA \ Bottle
The Washington herald., 1921-12-03
BY BRIGGS

XoO Dtve BACK INTO BsD -.
IN IS MINUTES SHE 10 SIS HeR
8lhrSkGT AND hOvolS - NoO
DASA IN AND COOGR RGR Up
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22

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6nrm Bureau 6coerotion aaben be.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22

2eititern oltd Der @ebtJoeten seIpor.
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fie bednipruten 26noer, Sie iie ME
aebobt baben, iuie Sberi6Iefien; mir
befpdbren nidt einmoI Dem eine
treiie 9rInHerlina, tpos @enerotio.
tter 9elitiher IN i6merer sIrbeit ae.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22

onsndrtige 9InaeIegenbeiten iTberipie,
ieu imo Sen. Ga 5oIettc bebieIt iid
Dor. cine Sebotte ijber oie &eiolution
5u erofinen.
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Sertrag bon &eriaiIles lei cin Scr.
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riaIiitiideu &chtif, peldlc sic gOfit.
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9liien mo gfricn pcrfoIaten, iino
cine 0jutbciBung Ser borbariiben
mo uncipiIiiirtcn arie9fj6rung, bie
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
HrobibitiOnsamcnbement bonn C6ers
geridlte nodDmnls bchGtigt.

@aibington, .. s. - DoS Bun.
oes.Obergerid)t BOT Die 8iiltiofcit
oeS Erobibitious Announcements
abermals beltatigt II. oamit nun oae
orci 9lbihnitte oeS @eiebcs oufreht
erbolten. ,Sn Dem 5ur @ntideioln;g
porIiegen6en Sale mar Die gjiiltia.
felt beg abihnitt5 8 in iSroge geio.
gen fuorben, in fpelhem ouI 9lnt ]
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grdiioenten &orOine Die 8eitimlulia
ouigennumen tpurbe, 0nB Oas 9tmcn.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22

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8unoeSreierOe 8eboroe in gsoIb.
inatou auf @rilno iorgidIti9er erbe.
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idnittslobnen Der 9lrbeiter in ben
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lngen 0e5 2onoes i'm Icbten Sabre
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mem SSabr 100000 9eutc beihditi.
gen, bnbeu, tpie Der 9erift ocs
@eiterep beioat, ieitocm % Qroccnt
Der 2cute entlniien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
GSbne Ser Giicnbabner
tUercen reSmcirt.

0BieagO. - Die 8uuoes @iien.
6a6n }lrbeitsbebor0e bat am Gins.
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@06ne Der iibriget gobnangeiteaten
miro Die Gommiiiion, iuip mitgct0cilt
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SOngrr6.

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bes NOtbtarifs uno Der Snogct-
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5Sebruar lm cine 9tad)bepilIi.
gllil0 pon ST 100000 criudjt,
aber ,nur" ST 100000 crbolteu.
0aS &eridumte lperoe aber
uod) Dem 1. I5uli, naun Die 9e-
piQigungen iiir oaS ueue Sis,
caIiabr sur Scriiigltng itebeu.
nodlgeboIt perbeu, oo Die neue
9cpiIligung ~ 0filIionen be-
trage, mebr aI5 ba5 8cporte-
ment je 3uUOr erbalten babe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
San5ig AnslanO
fiir bic 9entiden.

lind cine Der DGrrunssnidaiten"
ocs &eltfrieses. - Sic berrlide
alte Sanieita6t, cines Der SIein.
oSieu bentidler StGbte, sebOrt nidlf
nebr III SentidlIano. - Srauriae
ebarartcridJmGdle Der Scutidlcn
Sieleu nuS anSern GbnIidlen Ser.
lnitcH seeeniber. - SGnnteu nit
%Ortbeil bon Dem GationaIsefibI
anSerer &0Ifcr lCrneu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22

Su Sunobaiiien. 9noen, brn6
6urh ainoeripie[ Elm @roBfeuer aus.
Dem 30 glripeien, ionic SdluIa ,Rotb.
baus uno 9Siarrbof sum Gpfer iielen.
Beidrlmtihooen 4 MiIlionen D1arf.
lteber 100 @erionen iino obondlos.
- Sef)s RGnner Duroen getootet
bein 8erten ciReI Tanlpfr0bre in
Der arnftonldsf Der 8eit 8eni
8oDer 50. 5u 5aDette, 20
= SdDerer 9dgeIif-og rid)tete
in Soobo Sails. 3oabo, groBenSfa.
ocn on.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
Obsrrichtcr 1lobite oeitsrs
bcn.

&aiIlinatOn, .. s. - 60.
marc Douglas @hite, oorIiteu.
Scr 9fihter oeS 9unoeS4Oberac.
ridts in @aTbington. lit mn l.
0onnerStog in Scr iSriibe in ei.
mem bieiigen 8opitol an ben
,SoIaeu elmer 0perntiou, Der er
iid Dor etlpo ciuer BodJe. eines
9loicnIeiOcn8 peaen, hattie uu.
ter3iebeu miiiIen, aus Dem Sc.
ben aeidieOen.
Heo. y. 5. Grccoen, lS. s.,
BON Ser llniperiit1t Georgetown
bate ibm friib out gIittmod).
9lbenO Die 5terbeiafranente
gelpeuoet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
3lt Sonfinion. 81 o. iprel

81 6onfinion. g. O., iprengte
Iih Der 80 Satire aIte darnter Sui.
9'ocuina init 0gnenit Den aopf pom
Rnmpic.
lrenniing DON ,Slgo SIapicn
unb 9roclnnlierun9 elmer iaIbi.itIn.
oi1en frOntiihen 8epublif miro pom
ben 9ouern arootien's geDlant.
Gin Cifenlip. II. Gefehi;nper.
trog lit jUiihen ben tiirfiiher go,
tionnliiteu unb ben 9tfg1nncu nbees
ihloiien poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-05-22
Senat biirfte iid fir IiSlOttenab.
riiitnna crflaren.

Der Senat Diiritc Dem 6lottenctat
elm 2lbriiinlngs 2Imenoenent oil,
bGngen Gin non Gen. 9orob bean.
tragte5 9(menoement empiieblt bent
Eraiioenten cine Gonferelb3 Der Slot
ten.@roBntofte 8roBbritnntien, I5a.
pan uno Der Ser. Staoteu ein5ube.
ruien, I'M cine 9ieouetion Der Slot
tenpIdne oicier 2dnber 81 erorterH,
uno Sen. 9onerene id1ldgt cine Gon-
ieren5 aller Nldfte gu Dem gIeihen
3lucde oor.