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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

If the Village Council intend to take any
action in regard to providing water sup
ply in case of fire, now is the time to do So
The fall and winter seasons in this country
are the most perilous, and the cool weather
admonishes US of their near approach
Further delay, unless for good and sufficient
reasons, will be little less than criminal
negligence. Some time during the spring,
committees composed of prominent citizens
waited upon the Council and laid the mat
ter before them, and urged upon them the
imperative necessity of prompt measures
being instituted to avert possible calami-
ty to the village from this source, by pro-
viding a supply of water. The committee
represented the opinions and desires or the
business men and property owners, and it
was the duty of the Council to have taken
some action. 1t would have been no more
than simple act Of courtesy to have done
SO. Apparently no notice was taken of the
matter, at least no regard was paid to the
recommendations. in fact it looks as if the
whole subject had been completely ignored.
| There are but two or three weeks left in
which to secure water supply for use dur
ing the winter season. Reliable insurance
companies refuse TO take small risks, unless
at highest rates, sud old conservative COM
panies will not grant policy on any con-
dition whatever; lfence the merchants in
this village are doing business at a heavy
risk; they are carrying large stecks of
goods in buildings exposed to danger, and
rowerless to protect their property with
either water or an insurance policy.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

NEO. A j. OVERTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SIGRRts, MINNESOTA.
r. r. BONDS FOR SALE MONEY TO LOAN'
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

II T. BEVANS,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
MORRIS. : MINI
LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY:
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

Brown s HARRIS, -.
Att'ys for Mortgage, Morris. Mimi, 21tT
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

ATTURNE0 At INV,
MORRIS, MINNESOTA.
REAL ESTATE,
Collection Loan and Insurance Agent. Office at
Court House. no oo'i
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

and seeding has already been incur
red, and it seems n pity that acre
after acre of "well-sct" grain should
be rendered entirely unproductive
for the want of little additional
time and labor In this connection
we quote the following from the
american 1grtcuiturist. Do not neg
lcct this matter; attend 10 Il t0-mor-
ro'c: "a simple protection for metal
lie surfaces, as Of plows, and indeed
of all other implements, tools and
many household articles, is n mixture
of say n pint of lard and piece of
rosin (rcsin) the size Of an egg, melt
ed with it. This supplies Il sort Of
cheap varnish that may be rubbed on
with Il cloth very thinly. The rosin
will shut out air aud moisture, aud
keep the surface bright"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES. g.
lEE~UlTEHIAN. Situated ou s.rinr su5 foot u
H"vaFi sffffts. Service. sunday 90 90. 80 aud
~ ~ rrfef meeting. Ws.lussHay At; ~ -uudas.
sH.sI, "a ia ilfr lsuaru uutthssst r.fDsf &
-rtnF aHa isfHh. Fa'tHr. b., William Laurie. res
IrH.r. ,filg street. sTHti, 90 Msih,1ist sbut,h
NTTiiuplsT EPISCOPAL situatssI ssuiAsstt rar.
urf g ~prfuF and Howard sifesis ~srttres SUNDAY
=, ~ - apd - r rn'gr.uc-'iHs- "Wednesday
- - > taHaAF 81 hua Sunday 4BI r. n hssslnrtt
q church. Pastaf. Esy 4 H. NoUum. fasigef.ss
'aftia street west = S,ftuE
r. JOINS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated On
h'hap treai 'tie rfu hll"EhrU' auS Feuu. Erfv8res
SUNDAY aHA lHat aud - D. ~ Al other dave
40 A. 4 fasiaf. Rev 4. J o kfi'n residence ssatb
'4lc - Eithay tsivasn All-ghsuv Aud Fruu
sT JOHN : EPISCOPAL situated sauthwe.i asssef
- Allegheny and LIANT stfosis ssturas SUNDAY
l'f-H a. - and p .. - Wednesday services - .
y and SUNDAY .srh'al sunday y, 10 basement a'
church. Rector, Rev. John Hewitt. fssisaacs On
Lagin sfresi tear IIisasT,sl shuTrh
LUTHERAN. >tfHatad sauihuost orrrsr = High
and rsuu sifests Service SUNDAY Ip.ls \ and 80
= sunaay+ebsai snuuay IN Lecture rsaH, 4 shurt b
PRAY fnestne WsziBeslsy y p v. Pastor Rat san.
vel y Fugsi residence, si fs5souaFs, Iiigh street.
urKt the church
GEsNAS REFORMED. Situated northeast corner
" Linn ad spuBg sirn''s Services sunday at 10 20
and > g. " Prayer meeting einezaay "
SUNDAY h.sd SUNDAY PgH A. iu the church
BAPTIST. Situated narthosst corncf 81 Hiah and
Penn sirsfis Sa;tisfs SHutay 1910 v and d. p n
snudsy - lrsl, saHdsy a d. m ohur,h. Iastor.
Krv ". iFRstt. residence uesi ts8s II ATlerheur
-'uih u EIis0aIal church.
UNITED BRETHREN. Situated corner s,utb uisb
AMI Thomss streets. Services sunday At l0.sn y
hud5l 2. y. frAyet-uleetinr Wsiussiay ~ ~ Pa.
isr, J u. Smith. f0si-ofias address. Bellef6nte
AFRICAN METHODIST. Situated south end a.
HiFh street trrvIoss. SUNDAY 10 lp n and .Ey X
Prayer meeting, WruesIsy q ~ SUNDAY a. lsaal in
ghur'h At 21 . n Pastor Rev. Jvucs residsBoe,
Thomas street
ERiTNus. Situated end ~ Logan street near
Roilsfaut" Arrdemy. MEETING. Sunday II 4 y.
"Wednesday II ~.
Y. VI &. 4. FaFrf msefiuRs arc held evrrv SUNDAY
At ! sud every FRIDAY At a IN the rsnm 81 the
Association ai'te the Poet poe Union meeting i
held iu the rsm the hfsi SUNDAY in each mouth At ,
y Room open every night from 60 ~ ard the
National Christian Temperance Union at - n ON
THURSDAY.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE PRAYTR.MTETfNg
mesis IN tho Logan iiose liouse, THURSDAY, at rH
CENTENNIAL TEMPERANCE CLUR. Regular
meeting zach MONDAY At n in their rooms IN
Rusl,'s Arcade. lIgh street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
Feeding Troughs for Poultry.


FROM the American Peultry Yarl
Feeding troughs for poultry, prop
erly constructed, ought TO bc gcncr-
all V substituted for the wasteful prac-
tce of feeding from the ground. The
"reasons why are obvious. Where
there is q scramble for the food that
Is thrown heltcr.skeltcr the weak are
prevented by the strong from getting
their share until the latter are salts.
fled and the food is trampled in the
dirt. 1t Is no advantage to fowls to
eat sand, dirt or gravel mixed with
their food. The gravel and other
indigestible substances necessary to
the proper trituration of their food in
the gizzard can be given separately.
and should be. A simple trough may
be made, defended by Stats placed
vertically or on n convenient angle,
with spaces sufficient for the passage
Of the head, thus preventing the
trampling and soiling of the food,
which will not be wasted, as in the
case where 1t is thrown carelessly on
the ground.
This will answer for those who
have but few fowls, and keep them
in confined quarters, with food con-
stantly before them, but for the farm
er, whose fowls have a wide range,
from which to secure the greater part
Of their living, 1t is sheer nonsense.
Fowls so situated should never be fed
enough to satisfy" any Of them, as
the word is used by our esteemed
contemporary, and there is no better
way TO give .hem what they should
have titan to scatter It widely over q
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
Among Our Contemporaries.

Our old friend, the A,aerican dg,ic,ait,ly.
isf I'VE have read it regularly for near
'"ehty-hVe yenrs, and expect 70 rcnd It
regularly ns long ~ we shall read ANYTHING.
and are therefore entitled 70 call il uoId
friend"), has sent "a IT, prospectus and
premium list for 1880. A. usual, its pros.
pectus promiscs lots Of good things for the
new ycur, and as In our long acqunintapce
with II We have never known the Agrirat-
t"'sf 70 break promise, We have reason
to believe that the volume for 1880 will bo
a better one than any that has preceded
1t aud this is as high prnise ne We can
give. It premium list IL simply wonder.
ful, embracing no lees than si7 g-,sd books
and d5i different hrticlet, including almost
every imaginable thing, from an sO.acre
farm or self-rGke reaper, down 10 ii pocket
comb OF toy wheclbnrrow. - aid in cir
cu.ating the IgrteUiturist l. slwsys to do
good, and by it. arrangement for premium,
II gives good pay for doing it. Whether
you want to sub-cribc for it or not, it will
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

We learn from the american Ddi-
ryndn that the International Dairy
Fair to be held in New York in De.
cember, and of which VIC made men
tion week or two ago, promises to
be an immense success. At the last
regular meeting of the Executive
committee the various sub-commit-
tees reported good progress in all di-
rections. Special premiums are be-
ing offered in large numbers and on
very generous scale, by prominent
business men, and will make the ag-
gregate of premiums to be awarded
at the fair very large. One house in
New. York offers $50 for the best lot
OF cheese made In the State of Ohio
n Montreal house offers $50 each for
the best factory butter and cheese
made in Canada, and salted with
Higgins Eureka Salt; and Chica-
go house offers six gold, six silver
and six bronze medals as first, Sec
ond and third prizes for butter salted
with the same salt, made in the State
of illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Mime
sofa, Nebraska and Wisconsin. The
fair is to last two weeks, beginning
the sth proximo, and will doubtless
contribute much toward advancing
the dairy interests of the country.
Just as we finish writing the above
We are in receipt, from Mr.. Balls, the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

closely eaten or moved sod. Fed
limited quantity in this way, regu-
larly, night and morning, and com
PEELED to hunt and scratch through
the day for the remainder of their
living, the weak will get their full
share MS well as the strong, and all
will do better than if the feed is
dumped out to them ia troughs and
large quantities at Il time. Remcm-
ber, We are not advocating 'scrimp-
ing" the feed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

TUE PEAcrIoAL FARMER f. iust vb,,
III name indicates-lraeheak 1t t. prac,i-
cal IN ia editorinls, practical in IT, corrcs-
pphd"nce, practical in it, advertisements,
and more than all, practical in it, price.
sixteen large pages a week, and these all
"eii'hii"d with just what every farmer
needs to read for that particular week, Il.
e"e'p at four cent, per week, and at s.. 90
per y"ar-the price oi the Farmer-thi. il
more than 1t costs. It. editorials are able.
'N correspondence plainly practical and
timely, and, all in hll, It f. one Of the be-,
pAPc'' publi'hod for Pennsylvania farmer,
PubI'hed t5is WaInuts,., Philadelphia,
by the Farmer Company.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
A Famers' Lecture Course at the Penn,
sylyania State College.

sylvania State College.
In order to meet the wants of
farmers who desire TO increase their
ability to successfully prosecute their
calling, the Pennsylvania State Col
lege offers the following facilities;
On Monday, the 2Gth day Of Jan.
uary, 1850, the Faculty will begin
/ special course Of instruction extend.
ing through four weeks, consisting
of two lectures on each Of five DAYS
in the week and further exercises
equivalent to a third lecture will De
given daily. The course will en-
brace agricultural chemistry, bot
any, entomology, physiology, social
science, plowing, sub-soiling, fcrtiI.
lzcrs, grain crops, rotation Of crops,
stock breeding, fruit growing, dairy
ing, soiling cattle, forest culture,
rural law, rural architecture, farm
mechanics, flower gardening. forage
crops, drawing, roads, bridges, com
mon schools, landscape gardening,
vegetable gardening, book keeping,
&c.
On three evenings Of each week
meetings for discussion and the in.
tcrchangc Of opinions and expert
enccs will be held. TO which will be-
invited persons who have become
successful and noted in special de
partmcnts Of agriculture. On the
other evenings the persons attending
the course will be welcomed 70 the
lectures, rhetorical exercises, society
meetings and other services which
come regularly in the order Of the
College work.
The course will be open to every
person. No charge whatever will be
made for instructions, or the use Of
the public rooms Of the College.
Persons desiring to room in the
building will be permitted to do so
on the payment Of five dollars for
the whole time embraced by the
course. This sum will pay for rent,
fuel and use of such furniture as the
institution provides for students
rooming in the building, viz: single
bcdstead, mattress, table, washstand
and chairs. The occupants of each
room will provide for themselves all
other articles, including lights, bed
clothes and towels. 1t will bc seen,
therefore, that persons not rooming
in the building will have no payment
whatever TO make to the College.
Table board can be had in the /
ncighborhood at s. per week and,
before the time named for the open
ing of the course, the officers OF the /
College will endeavor to make ar
rangements 10y which farmers, and
others in the vicinity, will receive T.
boaTders at lower rates.
The above course will be given,
prorided that by the 3lst of Dccem.
bcr, 1879, applicants sufficient in
number TO justify the prosecution of
the plan shall have notified the Pres /
ident of the College of their intcn-
tention to attend. All such persons,
therefore, are urged TO communicate 1
their purpose to the President witiom
delay; and he will at once send them
such additional information as may
then seem needful. Address,
Pres't. JAMES CALDER,
State College, Centre county, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

ROAST turkey, with cranberry
sausc, hanked by well-grown and
handsomely blanched celery, is pretty
good living, and we hope that every
farmers family to whom the DEMO.
Graf makes its weekly visits will
have just such n dinner to-day. No
one better deserves it, and no one can
more easily have it than the farmer.
Not farmer in Centre county but
can have just such q dinner, and all
of it homegrown except the cram
berries, C'and the sugar Of which
they require good DEAL" says our
''better half,n who is peeping over
our shoulder), provided he or his
family will take little pains and
forethought to secure 1t. The farm.
ers of America are not only feeding
all America but nearly all Europe as
well, and who should be better fed
than themselves?
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

pay you 10 get the handsomc premium list
--pHblished NJ supplement 10 the October
number, and In uniform style with it-as
picture book for the children. and IL will
be sent free Of charge and portage paid, If
you viii send Il request for it, with your
name and address on postal card, 10 the
Orange Judd Co., 2ij Broadway, New
York.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

WE regret to learn that an epidem-
ic of some sort is prevailing among
the swine of Chester county. The
papers from which we obtain this
news do not give any idea of its
character
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

HOWEVER plausible an agricultural
theory, the careful farmer will not
largely embody it in his practice un.
TIL it has been satisfactorily tested
by practical experiments under va.
TiOus conditions.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

The present Is probably as good n
time as any in the year to cut out the
canes of raspberries and blackbcr.
ries that have borne fruit.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

ADVICE to sheep owners-"Enact a
dog law Of your own. The dogs will
prefer a fresh piece of meat with a
little strychnia folded inside, TO un-
killed mutton"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

AT late meeting of the Fulton,
Lancaster county, Farmers Club,
one of the questions discussed was
"docs lime pay 2" Most of the mem.
bcrs agreed that lime had been use
ful, but that the land was now so
full of it that they were warranted in
abandoning its use. Happy farmers
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

HARDIN says: "Buy n big udder
and it matters little what kind of n
COW is attached to It, for all the other
points are merely accessories.n
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

THERE is nothing on the farm that
sooner feels neglect than the dairy
COW.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
CONS MPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

4 LII sufferers from this disease
y that are anNiuus to hc curci should iry IA
kfSsNERS CELEBRATED C0NSUMPTtNE row.
bkkS fitese Powders the uuly preparation know
tia, wiN cure toNsrsFTisN and All disaasss # the
TnhoAT Avn Lusas-indef-i. strong s our faith IN
them. and alec g. convince you that they no hum
tug. u1 forward tn every sufferer hy mail tssst
paid. THlAt Boz.
We don't wahi your money until You are peffssfls
satisfied II their curative power " you life wth
saving. delay IN giving the-a fcwBrhs trial A.
they viii surely enfe you
Price. cor large box $50, cent any part ~ the
United states OF Canada, by mall receipt q price
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS.
A-iy 200 Fulton Street, Rroskiyn \ Y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
Milk Producing Feed.

a correspondent Of the Stock Jour
nat states that he is short Of hay for
his dairy, and can buy bran at Sll
per ton, and corn meal at SIS per
ton, and asks from which hc will get
the best result in milk, proportioncd
to the cost. The rcply of the Jour
nal is full Of instruction, in plain,
wcll-choscn words, and We quote it
entire for the benefit of the many of
our Centre county farmers who find
themselves in much the same situa-
ton rs the JouraaF. correspondent
Bran i, peculiarly milk producing
food. Its large percentage or albumin.
oids suppllcs the Casciu IA the milk and
replaces the muscular waste Of the COW s.
system. 1t has been determined. by
numerous experiments, that the mllch
COW requires, for large Yield oC milk.
q nltrogcuous food, such 50 pea. meal.
oats, oatmeal, bran, good clover hay
etc. Corn meal may bc fed with good
clover hay, or with any Of these nitro.
gcnous foods, but It contains too large a
proportion of starch, or carbon, to bc
ted largely by itself OF with poor hay.
straw, etc. The following table gives
the German analysis of the dige-ub.e
elements IN bran, corn meal, and clover
hay
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

The proportion Of igc-t,hlc elements
fixes the value OF food. The Germans
claim. 10 their experiments. TO have de.
tcrmlncd the precise proportion digest
ible in most OF the feeding stuff. The
values gwen are those OF the German
standard, but in this country can only
he said TO be tn" proportional value.
Coarse wheat bran is determined 10 bc
worth $l.0i 20 corn meal 81 II pcr hun
drcd pounds and as wheat bran has a
nutrItiy" ratio OF / to 80 and corn meal
to Sc, showing how much more nitro.
gcnous the bran D., and, consequently.
how much better adapted TO feeding
mtlCh COWS with common hay or straw.
But we should advise our correspondent
to feed 10. Of corn meal TO p he. Of
bran, which will give mixture contain.
ing one of nitroecnous to i3 carlo hy.
drates--a well balanced food TO add to
hay or even straw. Bran Is very rich
IN the mineral elements OF food-rich
in phosphate Of lime and potash.
to build and supply the waste of the
bones. 1t is not all diccstihle, but this
part goes to enrich the manure. 1t il
found, where COWS are fed bran on pas.
ture, that the pastures grow better year
by year. The mineral constituents
amount to nearly five times ~ much in
bran a. in corn.meal. 1t is evident
then that, at the prices mentioned by
"uhio Farmer" bran il the cheapest
food but as corn.meal is richer IN starch
and fat. II Is well 10 mix a small proper.
tion--say one fourth, "a mentioned
and thta aaYerfallv iD txsfs,tar -. b,, 49,
bon Is required 10 keep up animal heat.
Bran at Sll per ton, IL cheaper than
hay and it Is better to make up the
deficiency in bran and corn meal. in the
proportion given, than to buy hay be.
sides, you cannot get a good yield of
milk in winter on hay alone.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

Every farmer IN his annual experience
discorers something Of rdtue Write Il and
send il 10 the "1qricutturat Editor Of the
DEMOCRAT, Betiefonte, PcnH'd,' that other
farmers may hare the beHcm Of a. Let
communications be timely, and BE- sure that
they are brief aud Ireii pointed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

4 good family paper, the CENTRE
DEMOCRAT.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
FITS, EPILEPSY.
OR
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURED-No
- hamlug-hy Gee rnonth's usage Of Or. Gee
lsrds Celebrated lnfsliibie FH Powders. To unn.
vince smeFefS that eAr powders wiii d. all wa claim
lot them se sill send them ~ mall r8sg ram rAss
fHAt BOX. A. DE- 0GuArd u the only plysisaan that
has ever made this disease special study AMI A. 70
~ BY the nse of these fowBrns ~ VIII auRsNssE
ftHEsSfsf cure IN every case HEFuEn zee al
NeStf nFEsnHb. Al sufferers should give thee
use powers
Price, for large box t2oo ut boxes fr slona. ssns
hr nal . any part q The United States o. cAuaaia
90 receipt Of price Uf ~ express G. q u. Address
ASH u ROBBINS,
A-iy 3e0 FULTON street nrsskitn. Y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

The attempt to organize n Nation
al Agricultural Society to which we
referred in our issue of the Both
nit, has crystalized, and n duly au-
thorized committee has issued an adj
dress to the public, stating the aims
of the society, and calling a conven-
tion of all. interested in the subject
at the Metropolitan Hotel in New
York on the 10th of December. The
address is largely signed by represcn.
tativc agriculturists and public men
throughout the country.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

We particularly request the at
tention of all our readers interested
in farming, and particularly young
farmers to an article in another coll
umn on this page, under the head of
"a Farmers Lecture Course The
article is entirely selfexplanatory,
and we only refer to it here to give
the scheme our hearty approval, and
urge all who possibly can to avail
themselves of this opportunity for
improvement in their calling. We
know of no other way in which the
same amount of information can be
so pleasantly and cheaply secured {;
and the authorities of the College
are entitled to hearty commendation
for this effort to disseminate correct
agricultural information.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27

hIlr AHlI west. Niagara Express West. Loci Haven
accommodation Wet, and Day Expteps Iast make
c'"ss connections At Northumberland uith n Ap
tiAihs tot NilksslarTe aHd Scranton
kfte Mail West. Niagara Exuress w.., ana r-s.
hhptess Mett, and Lock Haven Accommodation wesf
W trains uorth
:, Lne NAL West, Niagara Express West. and ia,
.aitfa' 1Asl MAKE cose oauneetion At Lock Haven
with n y V X trains
me hai Rat and West connect at Frie with trains
.h J. W. : r., At CORY with c A
bfttwpod with 4 yRR
a, ,alnt eAis WI run between rhiiadelphiA ana
Miihansport on Niagara Etpress West Efis T,uT~..
49, fhnAa"lphia EApress EAsi and nay Express
Is, 49, 49, euh"A3 htpFess East Sleeping all
"'kh' HAhs' VIZ, A. baLnurN
Gent Superintendent