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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03
SNAKES rs FISHERS.

| read in YOU journal for March IL an ar
ticle entitled, "Do Snakes Catch Fish,"
Perhaps it is not Il generally known fact,
but most of our water snakes are expert
fishers. Especially so is our common spe-
cies, taopidonotus sipedon, Linn. Last spring
my brother witnessed the capture of a water
snake in d small stream flowing into the
Schuylkill. The stomach of the snake was
observed to be greatly distended, and, on
being cut open to ascertain tire cause, a large
catfish, apparently just swallowed, was eX-
treated. The snake measured two and a
half feet in length, and the catfish seven
inches. The fish was fully armed with the
long sharp spine common to the species,
and must have proved a reluctant dinner,
dying sgame to the last"
/ once saw a water snake in full chase of
an eel. was sitting on a small rock, quite
near the surface of the stream, and observed
them we'll. AS they passed me the eel led
by about two feet, and, as far as they We're
visible, the snake seemed to be gaining; but
although / dropped my rod and soaked my
lower extrenities considerably in the at
tempt. / was unable to see the termination
of the affair. The snake appeared to be
three feet in length, and the eel about the
same size, certainly not more than two
inches less. Professor Allen once saw a
water snake hauled from the water that had
a live pickerel ia its mouth a foot in length.
The common water snake does not always
capture its prey by a tair chase. | have sew
cral times seen it lying in wait among rocks
and stones, with its head and part of its neck
only visible; and when a fish or a tadpole
swan by it would simultaneously dart for
ward and seize the unknoWing trespasser.-
Cor. Scientific American.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

A PATENT has been taken out i'll France
by NJ. Beranger for the cleansing of wool,
wooden goods, wooden rags. etc., by means
of sulphate of ammonia with neat. The
stuffs to be treated are submitted for twenty
minutes to the action of sulplate OF ammo
MIA marking 5 , or &c then dried by means
Of the centrifugal machine and the stove. 1t
is said that the color of the goods, however
dyed. is never affected by this treatment.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03
THE oRIGIN OF HREAD.

:. tradition relating to Adam and Eve has
some points not before explained so clearly
as herein. Adam grieved over the death of
Abel, and looked downward, never even lift
ing his eyes to the face of his wife Eve. So
God pilicd his case, and as a consolation
sent the angel Gabriel, who taught Adam
10Y to make and eat bread from wheat. At
the first the kennels We're as large as ostrica
gigs. After the deluge they sirank TO the
mo they were no larger than. grapes. The
present size, but little larger than mustard
saeeel is probably owing to the domination
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03
$50, 900 REWARD FOR AN INVENTOR.

The Directors of the London General On
nibns Company offer to award a prize of
e1,000 for an invention or a scheme for eff
tectually recording or checking the receipts
of their passengers fares, and which may be
accepted by them as being so e%ffeetual. But
the acceptance of any invention or scheme
is to be entirely in the discretion of the di-
rectors, who will not be bound to accept any
invention or scheme at all, nor to give any
reason for n~oI-acceptance.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03
UMMONS.
SUMMONS.
N THE COURT OF MEAGHER
COUNTY. TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
CHARLES T. RAIDER, plaintiff,

MAZDON FIIH, Defendant.
The People of the Territory of Montana SEND greet
inc to Mazdon Fitz, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Pla!ntl1
in the Probate Court of Meagher County,, ierrltory
of Montana, and to answer the complaint 1lled
therein, within ten days (eNcluslva OF the day OF
seryice) after the service ON you OF TINS summons
ifseryed within this county: or, If served OUT Of
this county, but in this district, within twenty days;
otherwise, within forty days-or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint. r
The said action is brought to recover the sym OF
Four Hundred and Ninety-Nine Dollars and 1hll-
tv-One Cents, alleged to be due from you to SAID
Plaintiff, for money paid, laid out and expended
for you, at your instance and request, ana TOR
your benefit, at Helena, Montana Territory, be-
tween the It'll day OF April, 1876, and the nth day
of March, 1877. -,
And YOU are hereby notified that if You fail to
anpear and answer the said complaint, AZ, above
REQUIRED, the said I~leintiif will take Judgment
against you for the sum of Four Hundred and
Ninety-Nine Dollars and Thirty-One Cents, with
interest and costs Ut suit. 4,
Given under my hand and the Seal
~ of the Probate Court of the County OF
}sEAL. Meagher, Territory Of Montana, this
t~> 10th day OF March, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-seyen.
G. A. HAMPTON, Clerk.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03

of the Turks, who cast Il blight on man.
beast and vegetation everywhere they go
Adam taught his wife Eve the art OF making
bread. and since then women have 'uTi e I
the mill and heated the oven in every true
believers house.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-03
BOHEMIAN AND VIRGINIA,

az le ! Virginia City every Monday, Wednesday
ana Friday, ut O'Clock, /, j. m,
d leaves Bozeman Tuesday, Thursday and sat,r-
oFflcE.-ln Virginia, at Raymond Bros.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-12-06
SQttle9el@dtt
BON
Salius &irsler,
4ebes asaemer's &eteI,

S'' e'0"o, Ntnefota.
Serr 3inoIcr bdlt tfets elm ausae,eidnetes
yaaer bon Tferbeeeidirrcn, sdtteIn. Teitidwu.
vferoefdmn,en. girHcm u. (. m. u. /. 10. an
9ano. @an beridume nidt, T@ mad beNcn
bieen. *.
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Grnst und Seher=.
0etrmmfem ,pirb bod.

Go il bier III 9ano cim @eics NAL acNcbcn,
Gas lrimten au Souuias lei gar 81 9emctn
Da idlob man Sic SbiycM nit 3,ttern uni
8eben
.ltnb aims gan, ccmiitbliA bon binten binein
So, aebt nur 6clste uno id}rGntet ans Elm.
HUB iAmicceitic 6rcihcit ms eberne Sod,-
Sen / iuie 60 aeueiem, wiro's ferMer aud fem
Evot Gourtbaus uno Strafeu gsiruntei
Wiro bod.
Nfan iaste, Sas srinten, am Sonntaa 30
allcn,
,GmtDei9e ben @lauben. cas aOttlids Wort;
Drum idlie6et bee @irthsbauics lMltigc 1auei
limb msibct ben bierreid ipcnosnoen Srt!
N3arum Dcnn y-@ir 0eben bic YreoiOf 3u %
rem,
Mjr boIten ben Glaubcn, bas esiii9e bod
Wiz lafen Mas ni1t ourd) Die Wuder' bctpc
rem
1lao wiN.n gan, f;3er ~set:unten wirS bod
- pat NAL elm salautopi elm MittsI e.fu"
ben
Nus MoHcr, aus Gift i'm, aus Hilnse,n Ge,i
Das bcilst, 10 ia0t CT, Die ldmesa!,dnfea @un
ben,
Die eeute, ie foufeu unb sablen sa"; nett
Da ipriAt wobl ie.n @eibden: ~yas 's'n oa.
Netriisen!
g.in 9ietiter, mein Better, man fdnat biz
no@!"
Sci rubi9!" erwiperte oet Braun pod Scr
sniieen,
SD weit CO gan, iidsr- sctrunsen 'O'rO's bod
Dob lraer mic bicics -o1r wibt Is ia ielbcr-
Sino ysute. Die innerliA itubb:rn umo fran
Sie werben i'm gNabne tets b!eider uno aelb.
limb IhuGren gum @afcr, benz gsiHloien 1ra!
Damn seb'n iie nit bIiuii&tm 8anee ipa
jierea
lnb halten bic rdT'riae Nais 10 bod
Sd bite Sud freun,iidit, laPt Vud, nidt Der
flbrem,
Sd weib 6 gang Ider setrunle" wsro bod
81, trintet uno ihliirft nit cuff nne Hehase
Dos lddMmenbe Bier uub ben p.rlenotn 8eii
Tod mebmet nidt mebr, ale gut Sbr TOM
trdeen
llnb bredet benz 6u6rper. bic adien niAt Ell.
3br 6rsunbe. il slaubt mir's ~ 1T Is I'M ye
ben,
Sin Narr 1T auf erben msr ielbf fiA betros
- Nriinen, eS blIben uub reiisM bic 8eben,
1Nir telter1l ben @cin unb ~getrunfcn nil
bod!
6.sur ublen.
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vMieber nem 9ematt t."

st. GATHERINGS. Ont, 81 Suli 1916.
81. u. 9. Yiere.. DIR. med.
Sd babe Sbrc Favorite Presc ip.
ton Nicblinsspcrorouums) Golden
Medical Discovery (GoIbene mcoiji=
hide Gntoeduns). unc Pleasant Pur.
gative Pellets (1nsenehme Mbfabrtii
,eldeu), ieit orci Monaten 9ebrauh'
lnb fi5le mid mic, ioQ i1's nenne, {
.,pieoer ,uie neu." oas limb bic einsiae'
Worte bic mcinsn 3uitano bc5ci4nen
Id mar 81 einem @erippe obgcSebrt
.onnte nidt ii5er Sas 3imu.cr 9ebe,
obne ohnmddtiA Ill tutrbcn, unb fonnt'
feline Mabrunl in Masen bebaIen
Sd uno mciue Treunoe botten aQ'
orifnuns oufseseben. meine balbio'
auiloiuns idien sewis. I'D tann Sc
Ten. bic mir SIRE Mtoi5inen empfab.
en-. ni4t boutbar 9enus iein benz
istt lebe i'd. (sur Werwunoeruns NQer
mo bin i'm Stanoe. u,eine Mrbeit lelbs
BUN. Sd wini9e bies ju befunoen
,amit Die Qeibennen ni4t u~erjtpeilell
zig lie Sore Geilmitiel ueriu4t baber
udtunQsppQ bic ShriQe
Mrs. @ua. .. @pdman.
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3am,t 0mere Emtmaa, CT
bel
miss 8. G.. GIarte,
,no eripart eu@ bon is bis 90 Yroeente.
lies wir u%erfauit jum y! ole ale,Trci,e bon
,tute IN.
Der 2aben befnbet N@ s~e9enIter ron
5tcnenion's 0ie6 rel.
ct. @loub, Mina., 81. Moo. 1877. 40
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su Iiberalen Yreijen.
limb bod, nadnem mon es iiberaIl rrcti,t
al, fault man IN 6. g huIten's alter
:utid}er Npothefe slucs bililcr uno better.
5ein 6eid)aft bat ipen,eer Suslaoem wie il.
enb elm slnberes. Or b.jabIt feline @snte,
3eilt nit tcinem Yartner wnb bdlt cine
Musma1l
,on tarbem. " ur3eIn, arauterx.
@einen umb Metieamenteu,
uie man fe icnft bier m~iraenbs finbet.
@uter Aatb
ofet ni&ts unb piro germ unb freunbli4 e.
beiH.
&eeepte
pertcn in ibrem ~pirttiden" @ertbe anse.
'erti9t.
6. G4nlter
/ Hssnt fur aberiq's fertis aemifdte TArbem.
unb feiae Ypot9ete
III
bic "ein5ise" beut|@e Mpot9efe
norbliG bon M%inneapoIis.
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e um9etemerer 1orratb Der &C.
u6teitem Irtieel auf benz GRax tte
u eimem @rciie, Der jccer Gomclrs
em3 Eros bietet bel NrcESsinsfi.
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Mrnp(b'S M(u0le.

0a u meine ncuc Miiblc er0fnet 1T une
'ieieIbe ieber anberen berartigem einriGtume
iberle9en 1T. ~ erlNube iN mir. bas asebrtc
'ublitum um ieine eeiaIiae NunbiGait ~ er.
uden. 1armG erbalten ben b0d,iten Yreis fiji,
Neisen nnb ole Sortcn @ctrcibe.
Grant 3rnolo..
ct. glouo Minu.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
MERIT RECOGNIZED.

Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters receiv
Ell the highest and only award of merit
the Philadelphia Exposition, over all arti-
cles or like character, proving by the high
est medical authority In the world, that
they are greatly superior TO ordinary porous
pasters, and not patent medlcine-as no
nostrums were allowed to be exhibited
there. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is
positively the best external remedy ever
devised. They relieve pain at once, and
cure where other porous plasters only re-.
lieve after long use. Over three thousand
physicians now recommend their use and
they are sold by druggists everywhere
Price 25 cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Improvement" is the watchword of the
hour its development and re-development
Is the ambition of every true American
Porous plasters were invented In 1845. For
thirty years their composition remained un-
Plasters were invented. They differ from
all others In their greater medical activity.
1hey Du cure disease IN a JetO hours that other
porous plasters, liniments or compounds
require days and weeks of continuous wear
and use to simply relieve. They are supe-
rior TO electricity and more powerful. 1t is
not nOstrum. They are endorsed by over
three thousand physicians and druggists as
meeting great want remedy for exter-
nal diseases which relieves instantly and
cures quicker than any known medicine
Try them and you will not be deceived
Purely vegetable. Price 25 cents.
nov vl6eod&v
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07

has said that is not sustained by the letter
of the President of the Returning Board,
by the writer of the letter.
1t will not do for the superserviceab,e
organs to attempt to ignore this letter by
refusing to publishl it, or to retute it by
glib comments, or to turn fit aside as
harmless effort of Wells to prevent Til
den's millions from corrupting somebody
in Louisiana, After the election, when
this letter was written, there was no one
to corrupt except Wells, and he hunger
ed to be corrupted, he sent his duly au-
thorized agent to find corrupters in order
that he might profit by it. Venus face
the fact, however obnoxious it may be,
that Wells, the President of the Return
ing Board of Louisiana, Knowing that
the electoral vote of that State would
elect either Hayes or Tilden, offered it
for sale first to the Republicans and then
to the Democrats, and that the election
of November for President of the United
States, and the franchises of the whole
nation, were in this one scoundrel's con-
troll, and that he held them subject to
the highest bidder. No less than that
can possibly bs made of 1t, and if the
Electoral Commission want any more
argument than they have had to con-
vince them that they must go behind the
verdict ofthe Louisiana Returning Board
to find the truth, this letter of Wells
gives them an irrefutable and irresistible
argument.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
BLANKS AND PRIZES.

Like pilgrim of Old have roamed TO
and fro,
Heard maxims both foolish and wise.
And ever have found midst the high and
the low,
There were always two blanks to prize.
A drum in band always makes the most
sound,
And hypocrite makes the most noise.
And In every profession, the whole world
around,
There are twenty five blanks to prize.
With money to spend we have friends by
the score,
To fiatter us, fawn and advise,
But how soon we find, If we chance to be
poor,
There are seventy-five blanks to prize.
II to settle a grievance to law we resort,
What bubbles and cavils arise;
But ono thing is certain, in every court,
There are ninety five blanks to q prize.
There are other things, too, In journey
through life,
Which the dullest may see If he tries,
But, the risk is the greatest in choosing II
wife.
There are ninety mine blanks to a prize.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
ABOUT SENATOR ROBERTSON.

Who is Senator Robertson? The people
of South Carolina know him as one of
the very few citizens of the state who
have been consistent republicans since
the war ended, and have not been charg
ed with corrupt practices. Twice he has
been elected by republicans to the Senate
and while always liberal in his views he
has never separated himself from the Re-
publican party.A man of large fortune ,he
Sought public station to crafty natural
ambition. In what he has done aud left
undone his conduct has contracted strik-
ingly with that of his Pennsylvania col
league, John J. Patterson, who nomi-
naily represents South Carolina, and
really is the waitingman of theCamerons.
Senator Robertson was entitled, by
birth, training and official station, to
speak authoritatively In behalf of South
Carolina and he told the honest truth
as he knew it. What is his Tt ward? Be-
cause he knows that Hampton was fairly
elected and admits it, he IS ruled out of
the Republican party and denied admis-
sion to the republican caucus.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07

when he was alive. His widow knows
this fact, and accepts a handsome per-
centage upon my sales. 1t is not a nice
way of making money, and this voyage
is the last 1 shall make in this way, The
next time all shall be fair and aboveboard,
if, lille Nora, you will sail with me, my
darling and my wife,"
"But how did you find me ?" asked
Nora, evading direct reply to his pro-
position.
"Oh, 1 missed my keys directly /
mind, L came down through the cellars
to see if all was right. l stepped lightly
and you did not hear me. Now come,
little girl, let us return to upper air, and
let this be the very last mystery or wrong
doing between u.s."
"The very last" echoed Nora, frankly
returning her lovers kiss, And the reso-
luton was as well kept as it was honestly
made.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
WILL MIR. TILDEN CONTEST

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Tribune says
can influential Democratic chairman
of one of the leading investigating COM
mittees of the House remarked tonight
that if the final decision of the electoral
count should be adverse to Gov. Nlden
he will not accept the result without
further testing his rights in the courts
The last section of the Compromise bill
provides that either of the parties in in
terest, Notwithstanding the award of the
commission, shall not be deprived of any
rights now possessed under the Constitu-
ton or the laws to try the right of the
Presidency by an order in quo warranto
or otherwise. This chairman says that
Mr.. Tilden will certainly begin the big
gest lawsuit of the country to obtain the
Office if he is declared to have been de-
feated"
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07

THE HOUSE REPORT ON THE LOUISIANA
ELECTIoN-A Washington dispatch
states that the report of the House COM
mittee appointed the first week of the
session to investigate the election in
Louisiana has been completed, and will
probably be presented to the House to-
day by Chairman Morrison. While the
evidence is voluminous and the reports
of the subcommittee elaborate the re-
port of the majority of the main commit
tee will not be a long document, but will
be most conclusive as to the results as
certained. 1t will show that the Tilden
and Hendricks electors in Louisiana re-
ceived majority, according to the re-
turns made by the commissioners of e1ec-
tions, of over ten thousand, and that ac-
cording to the returns, actually forward
ed to the returning board by the republi-
can supervisors of election, the demoora.
tic ticket was elected by 6,7O0 majority,
so that accepting even the returns made
up and sent In by the republican officials
all over the State, which they did not
question nor attempt to invalidate under
any pretense whatever, the national and
democratic State tickets were fairly and
legally elected, These votes were repor-
ted from the boxes as fully, freely and
legally cast, and were not questioned by
the officers who received, counted and
reported them. To get rid of these re-
turns, admitted to be honest by the re-
publican supervisors, the returning board
counted out 10,269 of the conservative
votes. There can be added to this 1857
votes suppressed by the supervisors, max
ing total of Il, ,236 votes thrown out by
both, and showing the extent of the dis
reimbursement of democratic voters in
that State. But conceding all the claims
made by the republican parish election
officers when the returns were made up,
the vote of the whole State was return
cd to New Orleans with a democratic
majority of over 800.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
CURE FOR DIPHTHERIA.

A little son of Mr.. jeremiah Kelley,
of Hughesville, who has been dan
gerously i'll with diphtheria, was sue
cessfuliy treated by inhaling the fumes
of Stacked lime, last week, and is new
out of danger. A small piece of lime
was placed in a cup and the fumes
conveyed to the mouth of the child
through funnel with a long tube. It
is said that in short time after the
treatment large lump of tough mucus
was discharged from the throat, after
which the little fellow at once COM
meuced to get better,-Sunbury Daily.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
o.4r Male and Female, iN nj o5
a QEnLS EyerYwhere, 70 w dll LGu

handle the Patent Crown self-closing Ink.
tand Sells itself at sight wherever INK 10
sed- Protits immense. 5ampie L cents.
uddpess. A. II. SINGER. .4ss Wainuf street
Ahiladelphta Pa. marbOWeomIy
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
The suit Against Samuel j. Tilden.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The capias
in the suit against Ex-Governor Tilden
to recover Sl50,O00, alleged balance of
income tax, was returnable to-day,
Last evening Vanderpeol. Green and
Cumming filed notice in the office of
the clerk of the United States District
Coart that they appeard as counsel in
the case for Mr.. Tilden. This is proba-
bly, all the action that will be taken in
the matter for the present.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

l SAMARITAN NERvINE, the reat
S55 Nerve Conqueror cures Epileptic Fits,
Convulsions, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance and
ali nervous diseases the only known pos
been tested by thousands and has never
been known to fail in a single case. Inclose
stamp for circulars. giving evidence OF
cures. Trial package free, Please give
icines. Also send names and address of all
persons subject to Epileptic FITS.
Address,, DIR. S. A. RICHMOND
,aned&w1y Box. al, st. Josephs, Mo.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-07
SuALL-POY IN LONDON.

LONDON, February THE ravages of
the smallpox are again increasing
There were 103 deaths from the disease
in London last week, being the larges
number during the present epidemic, eX-
cept in the first week of January.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06

Belfen, ielo ON man iperser hnm,
iii bpilfen Yapirmelle ban bar tsita.
msnteret fine Giterlanbitaber til Sblb
ior beus Diusfisbsl. vi andre Can.
osueis. 8eiienos. iom br peret Der
Oppe, ion omtales "Wer9sIanbseut.
ten. Ell paa 9anosbp9osrne / bet
ienosnfisloite WOrss aIminoeIis iienot
Wuiifant. Der MI bar ct no9st for.
falbent uoiesnoe. Soreurist bar ri
osiaa bapt Beles at ell Op0rs fra
S9tersoalsn, Der unosrbolosr Sol.
oatsrne pso at aiere Sauinseans %
oanis Sprin9oans.
Decorah-posten., 1877-09-06
Sra Warocrmoen.

Com bsfienbt fan @arosrmosn o.
oens Smesn lite role i8 al noSsn
8isoOm paa @aturifienbsosr. %
ieges ielpfcl8slis iisIoen al 8eiisnos;
DOG moota9e ri al % til Bsies al
laao0nns. % oct oftc no9Is ret IT,
tieis t5i9urer, vi De 8uriitsr, Der
rs9slm9sii9 plsie at slebe @aroer.
mosn mso lin N1rpGrslle. maa ferli
o9 frsmlt nGpnss ben fra WsIBsrs
"Yolitlnotitier" Del bsfisnote "6lus.
Sans. On bsnns YsrlOn, Der re.
9elm9sliS buert Mar pleisr at bsie9s
Sateo moon, GIT Der / Be9pnosllsn
al Summersn oct Ep9te, at ban
oar uanorst til line S0ore / bUilfen
Gro ri OSiaa fOrbIsu. inotil Slus.
Sans en- paffer Dag l~pslspsnoe inc.
Ianbt zig / ct al De berpGrsnbe mi.
lltGre &icffencr, bpOr ban plsisr at
uGre Stam9lGlt unbsr ine Beip9
beroppe; ban sr nsmlig Ell Iise iaa
flor Gllfer af Wab. lOm at Sillsr.
Git Tapn "6ille.Sans" bersr ban
b,ller life fOrsiGuss, oa ban mso
8slte fan li9ss at p9re en- panbren.
DC Sllcbplt. San b9rer paa iia ct
balpt Onliu 8eite % DO. Sraffsr,
en- 7 q 8 Yar Buffer % lite min.
bre emo 7 Sner. Den enc ituffsn /
Den anesn; paa Bsnsne bar ban ct
Var nbpre 3abosr. % ~fOreurist ind.
uifler ban iia / Siasr paa ale MI.
lise % life mulise Steosr, iaa al
ban nGrmslt bar ct uoiesnbs, iom
en- nmaaoell9 ltOr goosrfop. Spor.
leoss ban Ell BARN Commercial Tan
uoboloe at bare Ell loaban Sra9t,
maa for Gnbug lpnss Ell 8aaos;
men BET Iabsr Ill, at 6iae-Sans lite
scneres lpnoerlig osraf ba ban bar
& ubicenoe lOm Sunbbsosn lslp.
San bar o9laa Ell Waolpit lom taa
% fan meo 9stbso l0tte tiuips en-
YorliOn. iom tunne ltretfe til A sIlsr
3 almIuoeli9e iultne Weomsnnslter.
5ile.@ans CT ioreurist en- ret goo.
6pr ban unosrbolo,r oite
line 8llbcrere mse 8ilsr % SiltOrisr,
ban 8lprr tiot pittise Spar % lpnss
Oct SeIs intet at mangls paa f5or.
On fin s@t % line Mr.
oil ban bog lite aips rosen