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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

SE Paul Boulon, who we remember
as an infant musical prodigy eighteen
years ago, has located il Walla-walla,
where he designs to follow the profess
sion for which he has shown such re-
markable aptitude. AT theag of seven
years, his wonderful performances on
the violin delighted large audiences in
Portland, where his father gave series
of concerts with Paul as the chief at
traction. He is now about Is years of
age. % eal3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

The ONLY ALTRRNARyE. The Boston
Herald /" can conceive of only one con-
dition under which General Grant
could be elected for a third term, and
that is the condition of another war be-
tween the sections. Certain defeated
Congressman have done their best to
bring about that condition, but we do
not believe that they will succeed"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
WOMEN FARMERS.

A few weeks since we New York 7rt-
buue answered privately letter of in
quiry, and gave all the information
within, our reach as to apple-borers and
coddling moths. Surprising our inter-
rogator was q lord of creation, We added
the esquire to the superscription, of our
letter. Within day or two our cores
pendent writes she is not man at all,
but wears crinoline and will shortly
DO the owner of small farm, and wish
es to be able to manage it herself ac-
cording to the best known methods"
1t is no new thing, even in this country,
for women to be farmers. In the South,
before the war, it was not unusual for
the widow of planter to carry on the
plantation successfully. We have seen
wealthy ladies riding on horseback over
their plantations, giving directions to
their overseers, and themselves decid-
ing questions of practical Importance
with SO much shrewdness, so the event
proved, as their husbands had done.
In England women often take prizes
for best farming. All over Europe
women work quite as much as men in
the field, and there is nothing in the
American climate or soil to keep them
from doing the same here, if they fancy
it. We wish the enterprisilg young
women great success in her enterprise,
and hope she will find no difficulty in
getting some one to preside in the kitch-
en- and dairy while she drives her team
afeld. She should make herself &C
quainted with our best writer's on agri-
culture, but above oil study her own
little farm and understand it in all sci
entifc and practical aspects. The
school of the Island of Penikese may
serve in many respects as her model,
and she may follow the example of Ag-
ASST in her Investigations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

xE Last Wednesday the municipal
government Of the city of Portland was
"a years of age, the Common Council
having been organized on the l4th Of
April. 1876. GA. Barnes, Esq, Of this
place, was member of the first Port
land Council. e,,,i5 .a.,a1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

PUGET Sound CUsToMs DIsrRrcr. Dur
ing the month of March the following
number of vessels entered and cleared:
Entered, 4S; tonnage 2l,745. Cleared,
81; tonnage, 15,4s3. Total number,
IS; total tonnage, 1929, Exports,
foreign, s49, 425. -. n.t.l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

TENNESSEE STATE EooNoMY.-A spec
ial from Nashville says the Legislature
has adjourned. A dozen or more bills
passed which will save the State annu-
ally million dollars. Among them
are the bills taxing railroads one and a
half per cent. on gross earnings, yield
ing q revenue of about $25, 900; regu-
lating trial by jury, saving the State o
hundred thousand by making it optional
with parties to have jury or not; tax
ing losing litigants in civil cases with
costs, saving two hundred thousand.
There will be no change in the rate OF
taxation, which remains at forty cents
on the hundred dollars. .>t....
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

SE The new steamer for Lake WASH
ngton will be 80 feet in length, 1s feet
breadth Of beam, and 3 feet depth Of
hold. She will measure 100 tons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

* Nearly every body has turned
Granger just now. Spades are trumps,
and all follow suit, as if determined to
hold a fun hand in vegetables. We
may expect as sequence that honors
will be easy. a a.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

SE In abiding to the approaching
anniversary of the opening battle of the
Revolution, we erredin stating the date.
1t should have been April 10Th (next
Monday instead of the 18th. to-mor-
row. asl Ea(H9 q iHy .a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

s0r The last act of the Alabama
Legislature was to repeal the license
tax upon hotels, and allowing them to
make contracts with boardsrs. 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

II Daniel Clark, Masterof the State
Grange of Oregon. Patrons of Hus-
bandry, is lecturing in Walla-walla
county on subjects OF interest to the
Order. t,@ IL i-ts.fat5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

S@ The bark Enoch Talbot recently
carried 2,O00 tons Of coal at one ship
ment from Seattle, which is said to
have been the largest cargo ever shipped
from any port on the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

s9- The Willamette river Isl now
subject to the annual freshet, and some
Of the mills on its upper tributaries are
compelled to suspend operations for q
time. ~ RIA ssa. nav .sag
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

BAsE-BA1L.-It is said thata match
game Of baseball will be played by the
printers and, shoemakms, on the Pub
lie Square, next Monday evening. ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

sE Services at st. Johns Episcopal
church by the Rev. G.. L. Fisher TO-
morrow, morning and evening. Sub
'ject in the morning Responsive wor-
ship" in the evening Progress in Re-
ligion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

AHsEsr.- MIR. @. B. Basley. OF the
Courier, was called to Seattle a few
days ago BY . telegram ANNOUNCING the
severe illness Of his mother.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

AZ The Canadian government has
secured the services of Prof. McCoun,
celebrated botanist and geologist, to
assist intthe exploration of British CO.
lumbia and the Northwest. .raa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17


SPELLING MAToH.-A large number Of
our citizens assembled at the Pres
byterian church, on Thursday evening
to witness and take part in a bout at
spelling, the appointed exercise of the
evening. The meeting was called to or
der by Gen. Milroy, Francis H. Cook was
placed in the chair, and Elwood Evans
was called upon to act as Secretary.
j. j. Gilbert and Marshall Blinn were
chosen Captains, who selected their re-
spective classes from the audience. J..
Il. Houghton gave out the words from
a newspaper, and as the spelling con-
tinued, the interest increased. When
a word was missed, the person who mis-
spelled it was counted out. Spelling
began at the foot of the class, and
among the first to fall in the battle of
words was one of the noble captains;
then the ranks were thinned out amaz-
ingly by throwing in among them such
words as allege, bouquet, lily, distillery,
diocese, legislature, warrant, mainte-
nance, siege, dissension, &c. Miss
Mary Woodruff. was the champion of
the two classes. Other classes were
again organized, but the word caoutchouc
demoralized both armies and there was
no one that could spell it. The inter-
est manifested during the whole evening
was very marked and tine entertainment
IA dsciaeiie"t aecsss.. ~ Ehe.A prcceeds,
ct one-bit each, amounted to $40 20.
We are pleased to announce that an
other of these interesting spelling
matches will be held one week from
next Thursday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

Vim. q. Pumphrey, ESQ. has,
assumed the position Of Postmaster att
SesttIe. ~ ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

Several oyster boats on Shoalwater Bay
were lost during The late storm.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

iorrrcERs. The following officers Of
Alpha Encampment No. !. I. o. 0. f.,
We're installed last Wednesday evening:
d. g. Strive, Chief Patriarch; N. s.
Porter, High Priest; Robert Mack,
Senior Warden; Jno. M. Swan, Junior
Warden; Nath. Crosby, Scribe; G. g..
Turner. Treasurer; Geo., s.. Derr, Guide;
G.. Rosenthal,i Sentinel; j. M. MUIR
phy,RaG T.; w. w. Evans, L. G. Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17
ABOUT THE TERRITORY

The following article written by res
ident of Island county, has been placed
at our disposal by the Immigration So
ciety: "a q n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17


The WALLA-wAILA RAILROAD. - The
Union, of the 10th inst, in abiding to
this enterprise says that the iron is be-
ginning to arrive at Wallula, and a
special boat has been put on to carry it
up from Cello. There is about 1000
tons of it in oil. The rails are q lbs.
to the yard-a little heavier than the
company had intended to put down, but
oil the better for the additional two
pounds per yard. The company has
ordered enough iron in San Francisco
to complete the road to Walla-walla
city. This latter order is to be filed
and the iron delivered in San Francisco
in June. 1t now seems certain that the
whole road will be completed by the
first Of September at the very furthest,
and probably sooner. The early COM
pletion of that road is insured and we
are glad to note the fact. No better
future ever fell to the lot of that coun-
try than the completion of this road
will bring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

VISITED. The following named gen.
tlemen visited this place last Wednes-
day and Thursday to institute the new
Encampment ]. O, o. F.: Deputy
Grand Sire, A. Noltner, and Patriarchs
j. M. Bacon and G. nj. Kester, OF
Oregon City; Patriarchs s. j. Spray,
T.. H. Stolte, A. G.. Walling, VIM. Bra
den and A. J. Marshall of Portland;
and s. Z l.. Ellsworth, of Baker City.
On Thursday they visited the several
places of interest about town, and took
delightful sail on the bay in the after
noon. We found them all to be ex-
ceedinsly- pleasing and affable gentle
men. Their visit was prompted solely
BY q devotion to the principles Of the
fraternity they represented, They ex-
pressed themselves az we'll pleased with
their reception by their brethren, as
wen as the people. IL is matter Of
regret that their stay was necessarily
umlted. TAI FtsA. fss-st 800 4ss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

rSx- We are sindebtedlto thelgentle-
manly officers Of the steamer Facovite,
fol- numerous favors.a a'.s,, ~ Eng 4 /
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

ErA -four mill is being erected ct
Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

HORRIBLE Discovery. Friday last
after our paper had gone to press, the
body of a man was found at the foot of
the bluff, near the Capitol. The Cor
oner Immediately summoned jury and
repaired to the spot, and from the in
quest we learn that the body had evil
IDENTIFY been exposed to the elements for
several months, it being in an advanced
stage of decomposition, and that the
deceased had come to his death by o
heavy blow on the head, which had
crushed the skull. Nothing could be
found on the body to lead to his iden-
tifcation, but Mr.. Young, of the New
England Hotel, recognized portions of
the clothing as that of stranger who
lodged at the hotel several months ago,
who had several hundred dollars in his
possession, when he left in company
two other strangers. tits thought from
these circumstances that the deceased
was murdered for his money by his
companions. The remains were in
tered where found, their condition be-
ing such as not to admit of removal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

New ORLEANS, April 1O.-John Noltan,
deputy collectors of customs at Rome, Texas,
reports officially to Col. Haynes, collector ut
Brownsville, that party of 20 to so Mexi.
cans, on their way from the interior of Tex.
as, surrounded the town with the intention
of robbing the custom house, but.a company
OF U. 8. soldiers. under Captain Boyers for
tunately being In town, the Mexicans fled.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-04-17

SALT LAKE, April 0.-In the polygamy case
now on trial at Beaver, Utah, Judge Bore
man charges that polygamy committed prior
TO 1862 is punishable now; that bigamy Is a
continuous crime, and that the statute Of lin.
itation does not apply. This is directly op.
posite to the charge of Judge Emerson OF
this district.
, 1875-04-23

9tunbe unb eS 1T ben @tr6Htneen aet,ai bes
farut, iuelde d3ett CT gu oleiem Spede 9e.
brauht.
Die Strdfin9e batten alien MnIdeine nod
i6 oerabretet, etten 6luhtperinh III MAIDEN
anb bic ausfibruns auf Sonrttaq, ali ipefs
diem Gage Die SetpaAung ntdt 70 itreng lit,
alS an 2Soderta9er, feit9eiebt. @iner Der
Serle babe ith IN ben Seiib elteS Sdliihels
81 lesel gelpuBt, NIT meldem er Die Sbiren
Der 3euelt I'M nnterer Corridor 0ffnete.
Die S6liiiel Der einSeluen j3elen merben
jeoen Nbenb bon ben S6lte6ern in bas Bureau
OeS DIRECTORS gebradt unb bort in elmer 3d.
ptolon @eloIptnbe etn9eihlolen. Iuf trgenb
cine Wetle 9elau9ten Die &erle in Seiie zines
Na6lhliiielS Su bieier Spinbe. @egen 8 llbr
madte Der Jtahtpadter letne &unoe ltno uers
lte3 oaS 9arpt9ebdube.
Salln bate er Die Sbiire binter itd, 10
IdloB elmer Der Surlben feline eigene j3ele
auf. Die %iibrigen &erle eilten aus tbreu
53e1en uto in baS Bureau bes Directors, no
lie nit elne1n yfahihliiliel bic @eloipinbe off
reten uro Die Sbliifel Sl ben j3elen berauSa
nabnlen.
Die III ben Sof ftbrerbe Saupttbiire mar
balo geoffnet unb in pentaen Augenbliden
tparerl Die Snri9e1t i'm Sreier. Ser @Gnter
fano, ais ct lpieber in baS @ebdube 3uriid=
fam, bab Die 3euen leer warer. ST mahte
iofort 2drm uno es wurben7 Der beiperatelten
Suride oermiBt. Die @d1ter Der Benitenz
tlarp inb oeS IrbeitsbauleS burdiuhteu bic
Sniel nnb %fauben, ,mie pben gemelbet, ieds
Der Sliidtlin9e in peri6tebenen 2ofalitdteu
auf Der Sniel. Sic ,puroen i1umtliH tn'S
Gafot gebraht.
Ser leste Sliittlius, @omaro Sape, murbe
bente friib I'M 1 ubr etngefangen. 9ie Yolt.
seinanni6after, tpelde felt 81 llbr anf Del
Sniel 9epeien marell, purbe1 bantl eutlalien,
, 1875-04-23
Sic xruppen.
Wrn Wen Wprf.

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lamb. Im Sonntag, ben II. D. DC, Nbeuos
um 8 ubr muroe benz Bolt,etsS auptqnartiei
tele9rapbirt, bab Die III Der YenitertiarD eln-
qeiperrten Strdhin9e auS9ebro9en ieten.
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eir, pel9e an3eigte, baB iieben Der oeipera=
telten Yurlde, II. u. Der berii6tlgte oOutd)
SanneS" entfloben leieu.
Die YoliSei oes 10. SeSirfS erbielt Die
Neiiuu9, Ales aufSubleten, UNI Die &erle
ein,uiangen. lin 8 nbr traf etne Oepelhe
Elm, pelbe meloete, bab letS Der Suride,
ytamens George Sloar, 8bOmaS DtiStel,
Ybilip Sbaultbueip George GbomaS alias
Charles Sentlep, Serrlann S%etoenoorff alias
Outh SanneS nnb Nm. $. SobniOn auf Der
Snlel, no ite iib perbor9en batten, wIeoer
gefunoen woroen.
Sin Strdfling, @oparb Sane, tonnte iebodI
niht eefunoen tperoen. Die 3elIen bieier
iammtlldeu Strdiliuge uaren IN oemielben
Corridor uno bic gar3e Sanoe arbeitete unter
einem @dhter. ySie 9eip0bnlld al Sonts
ta9en murben Die Strdflltl9e I'M 8 ubr gum
Mbenobroo 9ebraGt uno nad]bem fe oIeleS &C.
noiien, in lire reip. l3elen etn9elperrt. Oie
gSdhter, nit AuSnablne bes WdAters, tpel-
der ben gtadtoienlt bate, begaben lld mad
DER Staot uub es perblieben II fiinf gSdA-
ter IN Der Yenitentlarp. Ser 9tabtmG6ter,
melder nidlt II oa8 ei9entllhe s3uftbal8s
eebauoe, iouoern aud ben 8ofraum ullo ben
Yler 81 bepuhen bat, ma4te r%eselmdBl9 Die
, 1875-04-23
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b~transtla tara. Ra.ArIi& Etnn bic 2xnstn serfs:'
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, 1875-04-23

Nuffhpune Der 0ef6 dfte mno oeS
Mrftrhnu&.

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ftoduttg nit tbren bartett unerbittliderl 0eb=
rem iiber milbe Spefulation uno unlinlltge
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eine Heibe BON Sabren bon 1d)ntnbelbaften
llnternebmungen Suriidsubalten, pelhen cine
neue Srifis fol9en miiBte. llrb ieoe ipatere
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9e9en allies @riparten giinitig. Ser Wtl1ter
NIT all ietnen furhtbaren Stiirnen urb
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ten perberblid gepeien 5l iein. 0ie Chicago
3tmeS bat griinoltde Sorihungen in ben
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biana,. &aniaS, Miiiourt, Otibigan unb
Mti1neio ta &C., allies Staatei1, beren Bro=
bucte ben sroBen @etreioe-Di bon Chicago
iaufi1hen.
l1eberaa tpirb oerfidert, baB mebr Ieder
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norigen Sabr, bas ith Defenders our9 cine
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Sabre ausSeifnete. Serner beibt es, oab Der
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ben Sroit behiitet babe. MuerbtngS fiirftet
man, baB Die gefiirdtete Suleftentuelt Der
9eujdreden mnb &artofelfafer e~benfalls uus
ter benz Sdnee ben @irfungen beS 6roltes
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bteie 3biere lhiperlih iddolid meroen, ba Ell
geerntet ietn ipirb, ebe tire Sbdti9feit be-
gtnnt. Sas bette Utittel ba9egen lift befanntlid)
baS Siefpfliigeu, meldes leioer BON 10 pieten
amerifantiben 6armern perna6ldiitgt wirb.
Die @etreibeprobuftton be8 @eitens 1T Der
9aupt>Heidtbum be8 2anoeS, ber nlr einen
Nebenbubler bat, Die 8aummolen-Probuf
ton. Mn @etsen 1nb @"ei5enmebl milroe in
1874 ausgefiibrt iiber 100 Otilionen Dollars
on @ertb, an Otais $685. Ottuionen, an
S6meinefeiid uno Sdnial5 (oen gr9ebnli=
len beS @etreioebaue8) etpa fir 1862 Wttlto=
men. Dte Surlmle Der erportirten @etreibe,
Yroouftionen belief iid auf $218s 0filionen
in rubber Srtmme. Die Iusfubr an Saum=
lpo1e tpar $2114 Milionen mertb, Die
yafriAten bonn Meiten geben alio bic bette
Soffnudg anf einen bebeutenben 4uffdipnn9
beS Sanbels, unb Serfebrs I'M Sulaup ullb
nit BEN Iu8larb.
, 1875-04-23
Gg S1& utGDS to3t, fomDern beTTnps
f7GS svpht.

Nab Bic Srass ms sslansts Der Doctor !. .tnes rt&r
stn Ots8aelt IN stelem SALT gDena etes bsiatt pirl4
. pat Or. 9Dtitart Der 2Dtlt ~bertelen, pab S6U.asfug .
sstlbar Ia, penn man rs&teitts, mic sorssfprtsbsn, b,
arste 9HsSsduna In Der Wlaterto utebtca, ben .Ytnt Ere
ssretal- sesea pals. unb 2unsenfranfteit,R anwenbei
Sft bat man nns ssfast: .gDir BADEN ~ Sbrer Dlsst,1
Sfrtrausa petl Ste 70 ctels Ie~benpe1Ssuttle taben, pt&s
eattb ben @esraa@ Stres CORDIAL unb Der .Dpspepfa
2tlsA 9tpttt rprbsu ftub.@ Nuf Griu6en serSHeattdtr
Dir NOD sn 8eusnts tin Snssrsas Der esiseasea. uaisr.
erteiftst Dtss., II. Rps. 1859.
Dr. z. q. G.. QDifbart. - QDtrtbn RerrI SIN gyrt
1868 bshsl mid Elm Infanss nnbepsutsnbu Suftn, mel.
DER aber balo etutn sraflthen &harattes ennahra. d.
: Don - eapfatl mir eebertbran "a ntbmen, pel&a
rtt CT iaete, mtg stpas &rlei&teruns serf&aTen rurbt
alto absr ntd' sartrsa ,Snns. Sd serfaatt ben eebtr.
israa nas itsss y,itesl. lss!ass mir ssaannt SurSs, ittns
aas tn zas i6limmsr y NIB iultst tr tlirt to m a n
mi d far n ua Ct Iba S&ptkbfu&tIet.
0sns. GIs lss.es Mittsl pprse ID s~saalast Sprt
'etft 5Iai&ew ar N IL sra @ubea anb ale
ID a&t etnsm men satte var metnt CT
lMubb stt sbuts ~tsbesterseftat. Sd
q ns ssssst' alb, s e. ,a. eSSssa' sSsas 81. u is.t y ast
u,ssfssssaas, saa,!t3 sslaIt. u leu. Sd, ftrstss Stss
atn, nsan Sizes far %ansemsfsa hussas L
gitt aufrt@ttssr Danfbartett STR
@tnftelb ri &arbbM
Gta %srfetrene Rtssian. ssI&ef Jataltdts. Gtplsm
ttRst iptbmet ieiHe sanse 3ttt Der unteriu&una BON pa
tisntsn IN ben Gnpfanss,tmmern Der Office. Dret con
fultirtnbe Uerits 90, anirtannt.s 9a&tisfsit atben lsn
yur Se,ts; fur ete Ssnltunssa b~srislbsn ssrben ben
Subliiam ittre Rotten bsrsGnti.
Cine ipIas 8tsssnbttt kittst itins snhrre dnRslt In
tanbe.
psttfs aus trssns etneaa 5bstIs bs eaabss, is pt!He
am Natb d~nasirsat irirp. wtroen prprnpt unb ~unenta,ls
Ito beantDprttt. &imt1tn fplten tn Jprm BON
.1Sedbfein ober pcaanreifunsen
Gbsrmaht mtrben.
prtis BON aDtltarts .NnsrteGn Dpsp.sfa ptaS" ST.
per S8a&teI.. Dtsttlbsu tssrpeu mad Gmpfaae bes gt
TRACES per Dot s~uesiauDt.
prsts pen 9Dtitart's pine 9ses Ear SsrbtaI~ SIS
PER GlaiHs sbsr $t va DasenS Glai&ea. 8alsnSunG
par Gypres.
Cue 8ai6rttra fsutsa a~brsTrt nerbtm an
a Z. q. u. &ifbarf, M, D..
~. 2S2 9fsrb 3wtite Ctr.
NJ esssn In eEsa assthelsa. iSa2tus