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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
GERMAN OFFICER
MEETS T |NANC|ER
oBv The United press.)

New York, Dec. 16. DR.. Otto
Wiedfeldt, German ambassador to
Washington, was in New York today
and was reported to be conferring
with J. p. Morgan
While this was denied by the Ger
man consul-general and by Morgan
office, it was learned that DIR. WED,
feldt saw the financier and planed
to return to Washington this eve
ming. II the matter under discus
sion was not completely discussed
during business hours at Morgan's
office, it was understood that Dr
Wiedfeldt had been invited to the
financier's estate on Long Island 1ol
further discussion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
Reported Sale to
Mag. by lie Master
Not Contaminated

The biggest deal for tho chIcka
aha gas field 10 daic Ia IN the max
INK, according 10 persistent reports
IRON those IN close touch with de
yolopmonts.
Tho deal In question IA tho sale
by Mike l.eMaater 20 the Magnolia
company. OF the mammoth gas well
In section ii-in-Sw, together with
LOCO acrcs OF lease, In the area.
The consideration, Il Is reported, Is
TO be s2s0.000.
Neither Mr.. LoMnstor nor tho
Magnolia have announced that the
deal IL consummafcd and Il was
learned today that negotiations have
not been completed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
OFFICERS CATCH
GRADY PR|SONE R
Woman Held on Check Charges Here
Escapes From City Jail, but Is
Caught; Drives Away in Serv-
Ice Car, Say Cops.

Following the womans escape and
her recapture shortly afterwards,
the sheriffs office announced this
morning that Mrs. Roy Murphy,
being held in default of bond for
appearance in district court to an
swer to charge of uttering a
forged check, will be transferred
from the city Jail to the Oklahoma
county Jail in Oklahoma City
The woman escaped from the
woman's department Of the city Jail
last night about GAO o'clock. She
was recaptured by D'Arthur Wilson,
deputy sheriff, and George Casion,
special officer, 80 minutes later on
the Chickasha-Verden road four miles
northwest of the city. She was
making her escape ! service car,
according to officers.
Called for Service Car.
Friday afternoon about s o'clock,
service car line received call
from woman to come to the city
hall at $3.50 o'clock. Leave your
engine running" the voice said. The
proprietor Of the service car line,
Claud M. Baird, ex-assistant chief
of police, made a mistake and an
swered the call at $3.50 o'clock. He
went into every office in the city
hall but was unable to find anyone
who had requested service car.
Mr.. Baird stated this morning that
he returned to his headquarters; that
in the meantime the same voice had
called and stated she wanted a
service car at $3.50 o'clock, and not
at $3.50 o'clock. The request to
keep the engine running was again
made. When one Of Mr.. Baird's
drivers advised him that he had
received the second call, his sus-
picion was aroused. He advised the
driver to be careful and not haul
anyone attempting to make their
escape from jail. He then advised
Policeman Bill Elston and ]. G.
Hunter, who Immediately notified
Desk Sergeant Lamb, to watch the
cell closely.
When Mr.. Lamb returned to the
cell Immediately after receiving the
warning from the policeman, Mrs
Murphy was missing. The night
sergeant had just gone on duty, re-
lieving Charles Dayton, day sergeant
He found the steel door of the
women's cell unlocked.
Leslie Roach, driver for the Baird
line, answered the call on schedule
time, about $50 o'clock. The woman
he said, rushed out and commanded
him to speed away. Roach refused
stating he could not assist pris
oner to make an escape. He de
clared that he was offered $50 te
Continued on page five.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
CUT STRIKES, IS
ADVICE PUT OUT
(By The United Press.)

Washington, Dec. 16.-Coal oper-
ators and miners have been given
to understand in recent conferences
with the federal fact finding coal
commission that the American peo-
pie will not stand for another strike
in the industry John Hays Ham
mond, chairman of the commission,
said here today.
Failure to agree before expiration
of the present agreement next April
will bring recommendations from
the commission for drastic legisla-
tion to avert another such industrial
calamity such as the country expert
enced last summer, Hammond said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
sK|RV|N WELL IS
HEAVY PRODUCED R

The Skirvin well in the southeast
quarter of section 23-5n-Sw, was COM
pleted late yesterday, according to
advices from the field this morning.
There has been no definite report
made as to the size of the new
gasser, but the report indicat ed that
it was good well. Reports this
morning were that the valve was
opened early today allowing the we'll
to run wide open for a time, in or
der that it thoroughly clean itself.
1t is being classed as a producer of
about 30.OO0,000O cubic feet. 1t is
the sixteenth gas well for the field.
The American Drilling company is
working with the idea of bringing in
its well this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
HARDING PLANS VACATION.

Washington, Dec. 16. President
Harding expects to go to Florida
for a vacation shortly after March
4, next, unless it is necessary to
call special session of the new
congress Immediately upon the con-
clusion of the present one.
This information was given SEN
ators Tramme, and Fletcher, who
called at the White House today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
Keller Continues
Defy House Order
in Daugherty Case
(By The United Press.)

Washington, Dec. 16.--Represent,
atiye Keller, Minnesota, author OF
the impeachment resolution against
Attorney General Daugherty, today
again defied the power of the house
iudiciary committe to compel him
to appear and testify in support OF
his charges. :,
Instead of appearing in person, IN
answer to a subpoena, Keller sent
attorneys to fight the authority the
committee sought to exercise over
him
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
BANDITS sIAY TO ROB.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. Is. = Peter
Kieszek and Frank Chrzanowski,
proprietors of poolroom, were shot
without warning by two bandits who
robbed their place here today. Kies-
eek was almost instantly killed.
Chrzanowski's wounds were slight,
1t was said at the hospital.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
Say Allies Notified.
Dy The United Press.)

Paris, Dec. 16.-The United States
government already has informed
the allies it contemplates interven-
tion in European affairs, but from
an economic standpoint only, it was
stated authoritatively today.
The allies understand Washington
will maintain its previous attitude
toward political matters; also that
President Harding is not yet cer-
tain what form the proposed action
will take.
Already, the move of America to-
wards assisting Europe has changed
the allies plans Of action towards
Germany. 1t may result in a com.
plete about face on the part of those
in France who have advocated seiz.
ure of the Ruhr. Premier Poincare's
obvious vakueness on this point in
the chamber last night may be ac.
counted for by this. There is no.
ticeable cooling on the part of
French extremists, who desire indie.
pendent action.
The news from Washington re.
suited in sudden rise in the Franc,
which opened fifty centimes higher
than yesterdays close.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
osAeE "cHRHTMAs GIFT"
(By The United Press.)

Arkansas City, Kans., Dec. 16.--
The biggest Christmas gift in his
tory will be distributed at Paw
huska, Oklahoma, to the Usage In
dians next week, it was announced
by the disbursing agent there today,
when $4,000 Osages will receive
$3,400 each, making sum total of
about seven and half million dol
lars. This is the largest per capita
ever announced by the disbursing
agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
BLAST IN OIL TANKER.

New York, Dec. 16.--An explosion
occurred aboard the oil tanker Vaba
of the American-Italian Steamship
company in the yards of the Robins
Drv Dock company this afternoon.
Fire broke out which was soon
brought under control. Ma casual
ties were reported to police.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
TENANTS GIVEN HOUSES.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 16.-Henry
Lazarus was dubbed "grouchy old
landlord" by tenants q week ago.
But that was before his will was
opened. His will leaves the houses
to three families who have been pay
ing rent for seven years to them
Lazarus was an invalid and the ten
ants had befriended him in his life
SO he remembered them when he
died.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
VACCINATION ORDERED

DR.. y. l.. Dawson. city
superintendent. today issued
the following notice:
"I3eginning next Monday no
child win be allowed 10 enter
the public schools unless able
10 show good vaccination
scar or give evidence OF hay.
Ing had smallpox. The situa-
tion II serious and n IL alb
solutcly necessary that the
health department have the
complete cooperation OF the
people IN order TO prevent an
epldemlc.-E. l.. Dadson. city
superintendent OF health"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
CONGRESS TODAY.


senate.
Debates shin subsidy bill.
banking and currency COM
mittee hearings on farm
credits bills continue.
Standard OH investigation
continued by special senate
committee.
House.
Debates appropriation meas.
llrcs.
Interstate Commerce Com.
mission continues hearing ON
New York legislation.
Judiciary committee sits In
Dangheriy impeachment.
Immigration committee hear.
Ing on Near East refugee
situation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16

Mrs. A. B. Hansen has gone to
Lewis, Iowa, in response to a teel-
gram announcing the death Of her
aunt, Mrs. c. R. Switxer of that
city. Mrs. Hansen expects to be
gone several days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16

Hawaii's population increased from
191,s09 to 24s.992 from 1910 to 1920.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-16
A HOME PAPER

All the local news In the Daily N.
press. Latest world news by Leased
Wire from the United Press Asso.
citation.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
.L,affs in the
News
BY Frank Men ell.

~ INcINNAT1 taxicab driver
has Installed radio receiver
" in his taxicab. and while
taximeter clicks Up dollars. the
passenger is entertained by radio.
What a calamity 1t win be II radio
and meter get crossed Just as the
stock sales for the day are COM
ing In. g. e.
italian Prince a Fisherman"
says headline. Must. be: Jealous
of the Prince Of Wales.
/, Pastors wife sues him. naming
122 women. Now. between you
and me. don't you think some
wives are very unreasonable?
Here's a buzzer for you. Will
liam Honey and Ada c. Honey
wed I'm Ontario. They'll probably
call their home "Honeycomb". and
be as happy az bees In nivo.
Man sends pajamas to laundry
with $50 in pocket. Gets so
back. Laundry prices must be
coming down. 80 ..~.
Headline Man Pays $50,000
for. a Plant" Goldenrods. mo
Young oysters enjoy only
forty-eigbN hours life as moving
creatures, then settle down for
life. Travelling statesmen settle
down for about forty-eight hours
and keep moving the restof their
lives.
Judge sentences Houston bur-
gIar to III years. With the usual
unre off for good behavior. it's
to be hoped.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
A Clean Ditty.

The waters Tapped melodiously,
Against the high white cliffs.
Two ivory. crafts dipped DER the
swells. ..
Two merry dancing skiffs.
Our hero's soul filled with the
scene,
He raised his voice in song
And Ger the enamel, mountain
. tops ... :..... ....
His chant rose clear and strong.
He sang of the woods. the dells'
the fields,
OF each beautiful plant and
shrub.
And as he sang; the neighbors
knew '...
That Jones was in the tub.
Toronto Goblin.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
A Coming Railroad Man.
"Augh-waugh-gr.r-r!"

"Augh-waugh-8r
It was the. baby, and he had
made similar remarks steadily for
the last hour. Mr. Appel's hair
what was left Of it-stood on end.
% "Gnow-ahwb - wombdgon fib-
gour:r.r!"" remarked the baby
lustily, while the people, living
across the way rose from their
beds and closed the windows osten-
tatiously.' "'.r
Mr.. Appel ground his teeth.
ITO think" he murmured wearily,
""that I should have lived to be-
come the father Of a train an.
nouncer. Utility News.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Fable.

Once. there was q freshman
who did. come from a far coun-
try unto the great university,
and verify did he refuse: to buy
chapel ticket, nor did he think
that the gymnasium was a hot.
house, and he knew full we'll
that Walter Camp was not
summer resort, nor yet did he
wander far in search of the Phi
Beta Kappa house; yea. in all
things was he the most wise,
and 10, when he did come to
take the frosh intelligence test
he, did rank midway between the
cuckoo and the .chimpanzee.
Moral. II there is q" In
Examination" put a cross in
the circle; If not. put. a dot under
the silent letter in. kangaroo
Northwestern Purple Parrot.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Persistency.

fcISIStcuCys ..
I. called her. ..
But she refused to come.
! begged
. I threatened, 80.
/ scolded- :.
! even swore: .'...>. =,
But to no avail, n
She would not come, to ma.
1 stood silently for awhile
And watched her.
I saw her go =
To Jack.
To Dick,
To Tom,
To Ed, ...
- But she would not come to me.
Finally decided on one more
attempt
She came.
=. ... -
Dice. are peculiar. ,-....
Stevens Tech Stone Mill
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

49,. I know a girl ..,..
..c Who. paints ...
'.. And she. certainly
Can draw
Men.
,.. g., Stevens Tech. Stone Mil.
'Sage-Women are not what
they used to be.
.Sap-Well. no. They used to
- girls.-Notre Dame Juggler.
Did you ever. hear a
Guy say he was
Crazy about a girl and after
/, You saw the girl you
. Decided that he .."'" $685.
Was right? -. .s.
Penn State Froth.
: -;
You surely are fresh. -. said
the hen as she laid the egg
Washington and Lee Mink.
For hours they had been to.
gether on her front porch. The,
moon cast its tender gleam down
on the young and handsome
couple who sat strangely far
apart. He sighed. She sighed.
Finally; .'"i:' =
=. Il wish I had money. DEAR
he said. ''I'd travel"
1mpulsively. = she slipped her
hand into his; then. rising swiftly,
she sped into tho house.
:a'' Aghast. he looked at his hand.
In his palm lay a a/nickel.-Colum.
bia Jester.
= We note that the Dramatic So.
'ciety contemplates charging popu.
lar prices for its Forthcoming pro.
duction.
'Djever see any prices that
were popularity. Y. u. News.
George-Tm crazy when I'm
not with you.
Georgette-oh. yes: out Of
sight. out Of mind-Northwestern
Purple Parrot.
Women are like billiard balls,
! and they Kiss each other with
about the same amount of real
feeling. With careful handling
and skillful manipulation they
can be made to, do a great many
things, but they can. never be
fully relied upon. And no matter
how large or how small they are,
they are never, never square,
Oregon Lemon Punch. e..
Gotta be careful about polite.
ness at the movies"
- What now"
II stood to let a woman pesa
me and she slipped into my seat"
louisville Courier Journal,
," ''stddy there, lion: take It
aisy," quavered the Irish zoo at
Z teudant in his most soothing and
ingratiating tones, as the trans.
fer of'a Wild bease from one cage
to another was being effected.
WHAT'S the fdeae" Fqueried a
comrade, Calm that hyena
lion?"
Have We no tact? Can't ye
see It's flatterin' him I am
Los Angeles Times.
s,'. ID, ~.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Two Girls Dancing.

MY roommate dances like flame in
the wind, ... 49,
I, like a stiff staff bendine:
We sway together with arms en-
twined 80 ''.
And do a deal Of pretending.
Ear away is her, misty glance
AS she thinks of her own dear
q - lad,
And I pretend I am clasped a.
we dance.
BY the lover I never have had.
May Williams Ward. in Judge.
, How do you account for the
fact that n beginner Is sure to
win in a poker gamer" - .
-'Confidentially speakin'," said
Cactus Joe. "the explanation is
that It amt q fact. We encour-
age the superstition so as to get
tenderfeet interested" -. "
,
at last I'have found you out.
You were seen flirting with
woman yesterday"
o ""It was my mistake. She had
on a hat exactly like yours. Come
with me and buy an exclusive i'm.
ported nat. 7 don't want to be
embarrassed again.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
--' . % = = . - =
Lessons i'm
Ettiquette
ByLes Conklin.

o WHAT is the best night
..GD Of the. week to 60 call
0e ing on a sirl7 :.
A. The night when her old
mans lodge meets.
=. !. @. Is it ali. right to pet" a girl
\. IN a taxicab? ,.g. ,....x
A. There are two answers to
r. this question, but neither one Of
.;y them can. be printed here
e.;;-,.. So. -.
: q. Should you kiss a girl with
q mustache on2,, 49, ..--..
A. II she Is. as old as all that
e you probably won't. want tos
@. What is the first. thing to do
when boarding a Pullman?
y. "A. Find out where your berth
v vris. Fully one-half of the railroad
-. accidents in this; country have
happened because people climbed
into the wrong berths.
,vss: - '-Ea - -:-'-.
ESQ. Is 1t correct to undress in
a. The aisle of sleeper?
A. No. You may mislay some
Of your belongings by undressing
in your berth, but It rs better to
r lose your clothes than your repu-
L tation.
- -- -.
- @. How late is a Pullman pas
senger allowed to sleep in the
morning?
A. There is no need to worry
about this. because you probably
won't be able to get to sleep
at all.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Little, But Long.

Many a man thinks he Is over.
worked just because he takes all
day to do a three-hour job.-Balti-
more Sun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
@iScpmitnS bebprfeben,
Der @nbl.

Weit gr0Beres un6 allgemeinereS
Sf1tereiie ais Die geieoerfage Se:1ater
Mcgnmbers bon Nptrb Dafotn, Ser
11ad 5neii 11nb 5lpan5igiaab61riger Mntts,
tdtigfeit falt geiteat mor0en iii, erregt
in Ser Bl1noesbauptta6t Der Musgang
0eS Samples gegen Senator Robert
90. 9aGouette in 8isconiin, beiien
'S6idia( in Der September 8ortpabl
enti6ie6en tper6en miro. Sn 8aibing-
ton tpeiB man, SAB 6ie Mnti=5 Saloon
2eague un6 lire Mnbd11ger in isis
coniin nit Sen &onierbatiben i'm
Staot gerneinlame 'Sa9e MAIDEN, I'm
cine INSTRUMENTATION Des 5enatorS
5n b%erbin6ern. Der @rnn6 fir bie1e
ionoerbare gettgenoiienihaft 1T: barin
5n iu9en, 6aB Die MntizSalpon=2iga
in 8isconitn nit Sen Sr1tereiien bon
v8ig 8uiineB" int 5taate ltets eng
Deridmiltert mar. Sbnen lit 2n6ol=
.lette ein Stein bes Mnitpbes, Ser init
alien rtr Derfiigbaren Mittel11 aus
Dem Wege geranmt merben mltB.
Ser 5nibrer Der gegenS 5enator So
5olleHe orbeiten0en Organization lit
.5enator 2enroot, ser ms ton ierpoti=
be 2ager nbergegangen lit. 2n6onette
1T Elm @egner 6es Boliteao @eiebes
getpeien, oo6 Fat er 6afiir geitimmt,
Dob 6as Hrobibitions ENHANCEMENT
ben 2egiSlaturen Ser 5taaten 5nrMn=
nabme ODER Mbtpeilung unterbreitet
Deroe. st bat ME Elm 5ebl oaro11s ge=
madt, 6ab ct 1idt an Brobibition
claude, aber er lit itets 0afiirf einge=
treten, oaB H6er ale tpibtigen Sra
gen baS goH n~l1rabitimnnngen ertt=
i6ei6e. st lit gegen bas gollteao=Be=
leb, neil es tbm cine 8ebrob1ng Ser
perionliden 5reibeH eri6eim.
Die MntizSaloon 2eague min iebt
|iogar bon Ben &an5eln 8iscon1ins
berab eegen 2a8onette s5ttiimtn1tr1g ma
6en laifer. Ser @egrer 2a5ouettes,
Or. 80. 8. 8arfielo, NOR uripruli1ng-
lid Elm MISREPRESENTATION @eiitliher
mn III ON ifhpr1n,tn+nr .h;;Hn ,5 q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Ma@ri@ten.

Mus California fomnen Ma6ri6-
ten, oie bobin laltten, 0aB BORT cine
8etition I'M nmlauf lit unb audi tat
id9li6 biele nnteridriften erbalten
iour onrb melde Die M%ufbebung al
Ter Barobial= un0 8ribatidulen I'M
5tonte be5pedt miro. Die Betitton
liebt aundd1t Dor, baB DEM 8olfe am
z. Nobember. cine 8orlage CUR Mb=
nrterbreftet tper6e, oern5u=
folge ale &inoer i'm idyulpfli6tigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
@ate Ma@ri@t.

Mus oem 5taote Midi9an gelangt
cine quite @adrtdt bierber. SSn ienem
Staate iollten Bel Ser Nonemberpabl
ben 5timmgebern orei 8oridldge CUR
@erfaiiungsdnoerung %nnterbre1tet
merben, bon oenen ser cine bara1tf &C.
ridtet 1T, Sen &irden= uno Brinat=
ihulen BEN @arul1s 5n maden. Scum
beibt es aber, SAB es miblungen III, Die
&erfoil1ngsfragen i~iberbaupt anf ben
amtlid)en @abl5ettel 81 bringen, nno
oies aus folgenOem @runbe::
Na6 Ser gerfaiiung Midigans
miilien sltnGdlt aebn 8ro5ent Ser Sc
iamnt5obl ser @dbler cine Getition
11nter5eidnet baben, ebe irgen0 Elm
@oriflag sur Gerfaiiungsanoernng
Sen 8dblern CUR Mbitimmung I'M
terbreitet mer6en fam. IS 1T nun
ober als jtder babingeitellt, 6ab oie
geietlib erbeiidte In5abl Der Inter
it,riften nidt erlangt tporoen 1T, 0enn
am G.. Sl1li mar sic Sriit OUR Grlan=
gu1g iol6er l1nteridriften abgelan=
fen. Sn1ofern oas Got11m ser 8abl
Dor 5tpei Sabren Elm auBeror0entlib
groBes war (es pur0en 100000
Stimmen abgegeben), 10 beonrften bte
brei porltegenben Eetitionen elmer UNI
glei6 gr0Beren 3abl bon l1nteri6rif=
ten ols friiber. l1unmebr iino Die ge=
planten 3 Mmenbements 5ur Staats=
berfafiung bon Wfidigan 9onneritag=
nadmittag automaiti9 ungiiltig ge=
madt mor0en, un0 oie 8iirgeridaft
Midigons lit Ser ibr 6robenben &C.
fabr peiterer &nebelungsgeieke entbo-
ben, /
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-13
Mar8ot Msqnitbs SIN
Drnde. y.

.Der Wangel On D%uloianfeit in
ben 8ereinigten stoaten aeigte iid
mir III elmer gefhreibutg, Sic mir
&eatb Moore, Ser nit mir al eginem
8earfett II @anfas giiA9D t1eiiIInabbml,,
BON Der granfamen Mrt 1tnO Weife
gob, nit Der man sic oentide gepo;l-
ferl1ng il ben gereinigten 5tuo1tta,ru1l
lb1esbn11oelh, ais Mmerica id Sen Mli-
[~ierte1 anidloB. Inter nnoer1.eemr1 iaate
er Mir, elmer iieiner gefanntenr1 lei III
Elmer Reoe 5tr Sttmnlierl1g ser Sc
frnitferung BON einer1 Maann D11rbb
eir1teert 3l1rrf nnterbroden m,lorrloe en-
Wtan bette perita11oeft ooB Ser Manto
91urra fiir ben Scatter" geldrien ba-