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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

and Vas subsequently found in his shop
q IL o'clock at night. ready to sell
tufpentine in quantities to suit pur-
cbasers. deliberately brough: about the
catastrophe that broke up the pine
fore season ct Lynn"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08
$4,000
avill Be paid 10 any Public Hospital to be mutu-
oily agreed upon for every certificate OF this med
oine published by Us which 10 not genuine.
Its Ingredients.

To show eur faith in the safety and excellence a
Che X. B.. upon proper personal application, whe1
|Oatisf<d that no imposition 10 intended We will
give the names Of all its ingredients, by AFFIDAVIT.
Tho above offers were made before by the pro-
psiefor Of any other Family Medicine In the world
Many teetlmonials. furthe information, and
tu!l directions for using win be fQnnd In the pam.
phiet "Trea'isc on Diseases Of the Blood" In
which each bottle isenco'ed Price 81 per bottle con-
Gaining IL ounces, ~ 10 so Closes. Sold by drug.
gtsts. ID. RANSOM. Son & Co. Prop'ys, Buffalo. NY
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
King Of the Blood

Cures oil Scrofulous Affections and disorders results
ing from Impurity Of tho blood. 1t needless q
specify al, the sufferer can usually perceive th
cause; but S0A Rhssm, iimpies, Cicers. Tsasvo
GoifSs, S.ceflin1s DC, are the most common, q
veil - many affections Of the Heart, Head, ktS0
and Stomach.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

1miooo0, 1ve1oao0 - Uoedoey. Dimna0 Of vlsjno,
Noises tn ths He'd; H. vihl Azld passing unob.
served ie he u'ins. end many other diseases that
lead 20 inaaDity and deotA.
D8. n1NTTI Win agree to fce1sit Yiv8 1rx.
D1xD DoELAls foe . caSs Of this ktad Tie VITAL
RESTORATIVE tundes his special adviee and
treafmentl will not cure. OF for anything impure
o. tnju1iees found In u. DIR 11NT1B Szesas al
Pnvsse Diseases SUCCESSFULLY Without mercury.
CoUUI1A11ox HnN. Thorough s1aminstiol and
advtce. Including anAjysas of urine. eco. Price
al VITAL RasTo1A11v1. 500 bottla 81 four
times tAe quantity. 5000: ssnt % any address
upon receipt Of psice. - 6. o. D.. oee1xs frem
observation, and In private name II dsstEed. By
l. !. NlNTlE, u D.,
II KeAny Street.. aaa Ifancisoo. Oal.
Dr.. MN1E1 KIDNEY RHl1DY, NRPHRIT.
lCU4. coras al kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. 0onogfh0a. elect, Leuoouh0a. For
Skoo. > l :
DR. NrNTIIB DANDEIION PILLS. ars Tie
best and cheapest DY6PIP0IA and BILIOUS cure
In the MARKET. For sale BY I'll druggists.
j4dkvly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08
SCROFULA.
Wonderful Cure Of Blindness.

D. RANSOM, Son Co.: For the benefit Of all
I3roubaea with scrofuln or Impure Blood IN their
systems, hereby recommend King Of the Blood.
have been troubled with Scrofula for the past ten
years, which so affected my eyes that was com.
pletely blind for six months. i WAS recommended
70 try xing Of the Blood, which has proved great
pleasing TO me. - 1t has completely cured me, and
u cheerfuly recommend it to all troubled as have
teen. Yours truly,
Mas. 8. WEATHxRIOw, Sardinia, y. Y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
4 CoMsldsratioa o. Suicide.

t1tum tne 80puloe 0ceDCe M0nthly.j
Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer
stood ct the stake TO be burned for her
cay. Fastened to the body Of each was
= bag Of powder, placed there By friends
with the intention Of bringing the suffer-
ings OF the victims to q speedy ~terlnina-
ton. Latimer died first. The flames.
rising rapidly, touched the powder, and
the torture for him was 1t an end. Rid
ley ri not 70 fortunate. The wood pre-
pared for his execution beng green and
tightly packed, the fire moldered, and
he was long in agony, crying out that he
could not burn; until one Of the specta-
tors having loosened the faggots, and ad-
mitted air, the flames swept up to the
powder and brought death.
It u certain that the use Of powder
was notincluded in the sentence Of death.
It wa permitted, not authorised. Death
bean0 sure, the persecutors were magnan-
imous enough At the last, TO allow it
to come quickly. Al the Athenian tribu-
nal granted the privilege Of hemlock to
Socrates; ~ the English e-xecutioners
failed to carry out, literally, the horrible
sentence Of hanging, drawing, and quar-
tering; % the Marian officials did not in
sist on the extreme rigor Of the sentence.
But was this hastening Of death, mi way
unauthorized by law, either murder on
the part Of the friends Of Ridley and
Latimer, or suicide on their own part?
Under the old, stern common law. lit
orally construed, the martyrs who used
and the friends who furnished the pow
der were guilty. the former Of au1cida
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
4 Monkey PsIls-s Tooth.

We invite the attention Of Mr.. Darwin
to the following very singular anecdote
regarding the monkey: IDIOT" belong
ing to james Wardlaw of this town, q
20 peculiar an illustration Of the inge-
nuity Of the monkey has rarely if ever
been recorded. The monkey was brought
to Calf from Ocean, India, in the fall Of
1873 by Mr.. Wardlaw, who had been 70
in Hyde7abad for several years.
It fairly collapsed itself ON Sunday before
last. The little creature had been suffer-
ing from toothache for several days and
evidently suffered severely. On Sunday
the psin was more than ordinarily se-
we're, and the monkey, like ito human
type, resolved at last to undergo q dent
operation. But the dentist, strange
to say, was itself. "Dot," found q
fastened it around the aching
tooth, seized the end OF the string with
ito fore fest, drew up one Of it's hind
legs between his fore feet, and gave .
sudden shove which ierked the tooth out
and sent it flying half way across the
This having been accomplished.
the monkey was at ease and resumed
its natural cheerfulness and amiability.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
Cheap Enouuh.

A rather amusing incident is told a.
having occurred recently at q church in
Connecticut, not many miles from Fair
field. The clergyman would appear, de-
sired to call the attention of his congre-
cation to the fact that it being the last
Sunday in the month he would adminis-
ter the rite Of baptism to children.
Previous to his having entered the pulpit
he had received from one Of the elders,
who, by the way, was quite deat, ! mo-
tice to the effect that = the children
would be present that afternoon, and he
had the new Sunday-school books ready
Tor distribution, he would have them
there to sell TO all who desired them.
After the sermon the clergyman began
the notice Of the baptismal service, thus:
"An Of those having children and desir-
ing to have them baptised will bring
them this afternoon" At this point the
deaf elder, hearing the mention Of chill
dren, supposed it was something in REFER
ence TO his books, and, rising, said:
"And al Of those having none, and de-
Giring them, viii be supplied BY me for
the sum Of IS cents"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
The Moss industry in louisians.
From the New Orleans Tfmes.l

The Louisiana nos industry il one Of
the important industries Of New
Orleans, and, a. such, demands some at
tention at the hands Of the press. In
common with al southern manufActur-
ing interests, it has it's days Of flush
and its days Of gloom in business. At
present, however, the depression seems
about over, and the trade is attaining its
former respectable proportions. The
history of the manipulation Of moss is
very simple. II is gathered mostly by
negroes, who devote . spare hour Of the
day to such work. After y tree il strip
ped it ID allowed to rest for seven years.
during which period Of time the mos re-
Jews itself. Cypress moss is preferred,
- it il the longest and most tenacious
Of all the varieties. After the moss il
gathered it il placed in . sunny spot,
and left q month TO the action
Of the wind and weather. At the
the end OF the time the grsyiah bark
peals Cd, leaving the hair almost clean.
some Of the moss requires no manipula-
ton, while other assortments are, in
weight, more than hall dry. After be-
ing thus dried the material Il sold TO
the plantation store-keeper OF the cross
road grocefyman, and the ga&herer re-
ceives from l to 2 cents . pound for il,
according TO the quality. The stuff il
baled and brought 70 the city for manu-
facture. After the moss reaches the fAc-
tory il il subjected to the action Of the
washer, which il 4 large cylindrical ar-
rangement with q wheel inside, which
pulls the moss hither and thither, and
dashes il through : mt Of boiling water
and soap until the stun i cleaned.
Then II i hung upon the racks to dry.
This done, il il put into the duster, . fan
mill, which entirely removes the dust
that may have survived the washing pro
cess. A. . result, the Mos comes into
the factory yellow in color and goes out
inky black. The article II then made up
into bales according to quality, and Let
tered with single, double, treble, and
quadruple IA The highest Grade.
xxx, oanhaxdly b distinguished from
the finest md choicest hoEuo hair. The
other gFndes m consumed mostly in
Louisi0un.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
The sspssstitsea X Regard y No. IS.

~ 49, tVVVv0W ~ tsVUUTO ~ W. tOs
One Of sAe commonest and strongest
supers6tions-just now under discnss-
ion again-is that which regards 10 q
! tabds . IN III omen, indioating that
= ont q the number viii die before
. year shall have passed. This ID moi
conflned to any particular nation or NJ
gion Of civilization, though Il Il mot :
pagan, but . Christian superu66on.
The last or belief that judas Iscaxiot.
on q the 10 disciples and their treasur.
Il. committed guioide from rumogs for
betsaying his Master, II presumed to
mako ID m unlucky number, and to ex-
egcbDe . lethAl influence upon one q the
company. In Roman Caxhoho oountrie
the superstition naturally enough u gen
eenlly prevalent, and 70 Armly held That
4 would be wsll-uieh imposible 70 h.
duce 10 persons 70 Il down # dinnee.
8 hey should Do e. : pan q gloom
would !sst upon them, : 4 there were :
vegitahle skelelon q the feask In
Rusaia, Who're, though the Greek Church
! estabhahed, ~supeEstition has taken
deep0 root than evem II Roman CAthOlic
lands, The very ideA q - = 5 tahle y :
tsEIor. He Who should invita- such :
nnmber would o6m n a6tunt 10 lii
Gueses which would hardly be ovexlooked.
Wien, By the Absence a One a more
9usGtA, only - are pze6eut, Il = usualto
fourt6entA. even e oh6ld uuee ~
3nkm ltUm bed. beGore oocupyina e.
osatA Evea in this countxy. thees ~
10y AmericanG Who share the wen1.
neaG; md ~ have known vcmen. "a
- tn Nkn W0nA - 1ailsa 49,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
Wild Sugar Cane IL Nsv.d,.

The Winnemucca, (Nev.) Silver State
says: "Walter Schmidt writes az iol.
lows from the Desert Salt works, a,
White Pine, concerning Piute sugar
cane: "There il any quantity of Wild
sugar came growing at the sink Of the
Humboldt, on the fat between the Desert
Salt works and the railroad, where there
Y plenty OF water. There is q spring on
this fiat near which the cane grows every
year. In the fall Of the year the juice
appears 90 . perfectly thick liquid under
the leaves. This liquid c~rystalixes in a
short time, and the sugar is very white.
l have collected as much a. . cupfula at a
time, boiled it, skimmed it, and used it
instead of molasses."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

~ b
b 80 ~ weaenes W pegn!A The
49, ne - y woacA - raeee yoaS
p1ns csOpsSe pan. - - pean1,
49, - De kepeASed ma eos Ieadyto Q
sO.ln6 uac 80 = soo0 = - time
sIIyss. Une tnm8 2 % xesnem:
DoEe0 tnss tneFe sn0ud % no sp1xtng 81
.ne underiyin9 .erasum Of h0rse mAnure
~ preparing the bodA-GcyWs0mt0scss
xete0T0ph.
TIM best fertilizer TO use II setting
irutf trees q III kinds h partially OF
thoroughly decomposed chip dirt We
made use Of the material lor The Art
time some twenty years ago In planting
IN apple orchard, and II was 8 wonder to
those not in the secret what canaed the
trees TO make such . fine growth the arst
season, and afterwards, too, Tor that
matter, This experiment was 70 salts
factory that when We ret ~ neW or
chnrd We made . liberal use Of this
material, with the same satisfactory re-
suit. These trials hove proved TO our
satiafaction that chip dirt il the very
best material to mix IN the coil . you
plant the tree that 81 be possibly be
used, for the reason that IL holds
moisture, and IL full Of the elements Of
plant food; therefore, it promotes ! most
l~uxuriant, natural and healthy growth,
Repeated trials have satisfied me that q
tree il not only more sure TO live. but
will make double the growth the hrst
year Especially Il q dry season) i. some
two bushels d chip dirt are properly
used in its setting. than it would without
It. A single trial will convince The most
skeptical that the best possible ne that
can be made Of this valuable material 4
to apply il to the soil in planting trees
in order TO push forward the tree during
the first precaxious stages Of it growth.
-COrrespOndent New En0Iaud Home
stead.
Tur lara ;c4ora.a a.. 49,. -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

Expose yourself day and night; eat tos
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take al
the vile nostrums advertised; and ther
you will want to know
How to Get Well,
Which 10 answered in three words
Take Hop Bitten! See other column
Express.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

yQG YEnlAU AD9nnRu NARna
~ ..-AsE e,.
.hsnn.s.ss T.assI 49, 49, ma
s-s1i 49, s...M:ss 49, ~ c68s one
-. .As Du H'1A AAn ssaspoonfui
90
Eoar e69s Wen beaten, three table
sPoonluh cream or milk, . little grated
so..euc " 49,, pePpe1 ma Alks three
- c,;ts 80 sss., ~ MsC "a pen IN,
ths ts-.s ~, 49, xa ~ d ~
- h,ssa s.sSr l. .sa.sss AYE 8 sllce
. Dl9d seedy. soessed and buttcred,
e tahia 80 49, Sn - NM ina u
~ 80
s!h0NiA BisculT.
One quart Aour, p half teaspoonful
salt, one-quarter pound butter; mix the
-four and butter, with the hand, togeth.
very tnan three times and beat with the
roulng pun each time; roll - thin - .
piece q paper; cat with . saucer and
D.ko ~ sneets. These are particularly
nice ior lunch.
EN0r1lsH A1R0w-noor BLANC MANox.
Nix . teacupful OF arrow.root Nth .
little cold milk. rub Il smonAh. hr;I Z
pint Of milk vith 10 sveet M I No.
almonds. having pounded them srnocth
first, and having blanched them: svssten
this milk 70 taefe vith pulveri.ed snrsr.
strain carefully: then rour an rc;sIi
GRADUALLY into The arrnv-rooA .t;r-;r~
all the time: boil for Ave minnta. an3
pour into . mold to cool.
POTATO PUDDING.
Peat ~all tore3h.- n o,,,... ~..A,
no1.Aoes 4 o,,rcs. = h,,..". s..u.su
Ana snusr AS - "a Il -.4uI 1S y
e / s-o.i2 ie,ncr.o.' r:s.I ~ ln.aa
ona-hsN eis.s = h,er5.. ~. = 20
~ - AN -siI S-sss' 49, = =
- ns..A,i !. 49, ~
.,rooth :. rcs-;hi. 80 .a4U~s S:,
Entter - kut heir. - msk t us
srcoosh ~ 'no"
nrrr carr.
Take aome cold roa.t haos th.4 ~,h;.h
II underdone a best. and m;.ca 4 w.
6ne: mir WITH Il orated hreed cr,rnh.
and . little chouped onion ma ner.Iev.
season it With pepner and .eit ani
mniatan Il nth coma hoes d~;rr;rr 80
walnut sanoe: come scrsned cof3 tcrs,,.
or orated nm viii Ia fo,,nd an ;ror-ova,
ment. form a into hrnad NeA 49, .rd
sDread Z LAYER ~ msahed not.tce. th;r1-
nn tom ana hottom ~ sssh. ~ .m.A
bit Of butter on the tan ~ esch csIa.
place chem On = d;sh and at them i a.
oven 70 brown.
SNOW p,,rr,.o
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14
Csnsaartten Cared.

An old physicisn, f.6fsd from practice, having had
paaesd y h: hands BY an East India misaionazy the for.
permansnt cuTe q C~cnsumption. Bronchitis, Cafarrh,
~ n%n.a, and sl Ihrnat .nd Lnns a~f1ecticns, also : pos;
Mssvans Cc.pl.ints after having tsstsd its vcndefful
Suxatvo Powers IN thouoandD Of caDeo. has felt Il hid
duty 70 maks 4 Known % his sunsfnG fellow, xceu.
80 p re zresvs :sd 2 dsss. % .slisye hnnaa suase
rEecip3 n 0su1an. Fs.aeh q kaGiah, With fun dirsc.
&c. It pcepaxing md usinG Ssak hy mail hY eddrsss
II s..... i siosl. . xosSsss e. IsP'' Wv. ERA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

EXPERIMENTS have been made in rice
culture on high ground in Florida, with
out flooding the field, and very superior
rice has been procured, sixty bushels to
the acre. The land was prepared with
out using fertilizers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

WHzx exhausted BY mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action
Of all organs,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

A book on the Liver, its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including ~treatises n
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice, BIZ
1ousncss, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DR.. Sanford, l62 Broad.
way, New York city, N. Y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

WI often hear people say, there is only one
good cough medicine and that Is DR.. bulIs
Cough Syrup; 1t Is cheap too, only rs cents Der
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

sl who are suffering from the errors
ana fnoiecreeeono q yonth, uefv0uo weakness early decay.
20. = - TsSi 81 ~, I'll I'D Rseipe that wil cgs
ooesod BY . missionary in South xmcsica 0snd 8 ar.
eddfessed envelope 70 ths REV. JOSEPH 4, INNAN.
1ksstsW d, Ns~ Yok CITY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

Tie Veltaic Dels c., Marshall. Which,.
Wiu send Their Electro-vo ltaicB Belts to the afiict..
ed upon 80 days trial. See their advertisement
In this paper headed, "On 80 DAYS Trial"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

vIoETME.-By its use you will prevent many
Oh the diseases prevailing in the spring and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

b~TaAIoHTES your old boots and shoes with
Lyons Heel StiReners, and wear them again.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-14

which they viii undergo when set out ID
the garden. Many persons fail to raise
stocky and healthy plants in this way.
because they SOW the seed too quickly
and then neglect TO transplant the
seedlings when young. An soon q toma-
10 plants are an inch OF two high. thew
should be transplanted from the boxes
in which the seed was own into others
provided for the purpose, and in doina
this allow sufficient space 70 permit 4
not be more than three or four inches
deep, and d : sire convenient 70 handle
or ct ON the window sill- II il also !
good plan 70 pinch Oh the top leaves 81
he plants when three or four inches
high, : this win make them throw out
side branches, and prevent their he
oomiAg too tai and slender. -Nesc York
Sun.
Y1nY lev plants produce q much or
~ yA1unb6 food ~ rcd Clover. II males
excellent hny, although II - d din
cult 70 cure than the common crssse6
Hogs VIII moi do we'll on grass. but they
win thrive in 1 clover pasture. They
VIII even eat large quantities II clover
after = II cured. The cheapest way 70
cure hogs during the summer Il to Rive
fhem the run At = clover pasture wen
enpplied with water. Clover produces 4
large amount q milk which has 1 pleas
mt aromA. Sheep No very 1ond 81
Glover, either in the green o. dried stnteL
Glover aflords ID this region exCeIlenf
pastux1Ge for all kinds a stock 70 a
he SEASON. Many of the Nasses that
pEodnce much to0d In tho early part Of
- season a1Ibrd very little sfter the
drought that ordinarily prevails during
Augusk Clover, however, takes : Hsec-
0nd Goaxte and groWs vary rapidly On
the occai0n q To frst conideiable
uinfhl
How oltep have ~ ssesssted % those
'h&yng M1dent grousd Tor ! Qrden.
and esps61ally fatnasrs, 70 ~ incseased
aeeentton ~ III mp0rtnntsaGpondneeo a
tnnrily 1on1oEk Eaxmera = hxulG. -
enf1ee3Y ~ oakeaen 9bcuftheis eardena.
their yAole Mtnds heing plnesd upon
lhelr 103d csUroy 90 I6a Womm would
= nca caseo ~ competent ana Rladly
NillinG ~ - GhaSte a : lnsGe p6rtaun
~ - kbC9 nooonIEEy ~ - pIUl1e al
iftxatiuack - nne11n. n 40 IN void
pee1pore the1oandto tAar handn IN
49, y = IA ~ 800 W. pur1ne
enlExptfcn g She - - -.
msslya e.u1cy eeEd.enraodnce a ~.
e!3QMs 49, neqnnoosAngy Mnp1oE - -
Nv ex1of 49, ~ dmSp
p4 oxGf1ik s6ooe
mD6G& aG6 ~
e6pl1moaG&
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-25
NrbtiOt.

Oct tr en- ufatteTllg Veln9uelIe
for RenusNst, al Der 9tpts arbetee.
arbsipe er epiit. Stte blct / ben
6Orftaun, at Wsnnelst peo arbstpe
Tan iOrlaHs fig. bpab BET tebsrsr,
men Osiaa / ben 8craauo, at bel for.
flsuHer Sorosn, iaa al oenS ueleen.
Be bllper betlissre, al bet prpoer
Slsmmsr, laa at bets ltlpiel blIper
isrrs. at bet irsmmaner 0~elfi9nelle,
iaa at Wiblsrne fcrsses. ue9'Iterne
tltpsr lpisrs, o. 6pusn I'll al bialre
ANDRE bliper iisrre. % trsnfor
slt / ben 5orfiaub, at arbelest Gle
Der, itprter, Opfrifier, aipsr WOb.
RuHtsrbeo. eipslpit % et lunot %
IElft esseme.
9fte blot arbeibets 5rusier, men
osiaa felps arbeibst err en eptfe.
sIpst ptloe bare parst fulot al Glen
btsbeb, bsrlcm life Sub bapoe stpet
% arbeibe. eaaet fra at pare Rc'
get, lom man Der enfe at llppe for.
lanst ira, at pare lom en- Iorpenfp
paa bort eips Simmel. CT Bet tperi'
lneb Ct eps paa Dor 9ipspsi. San9t
ira at pare forusorenDe. er bet tperts
lupo nrefulbt. De er seci8san9eu.