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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
A FORTUNATE INVENTOR.
A Former DalIasite In Luck.

ut has almost become rule that to meet
with success an inventor must 60 in rags and
suffer with hunger and thirst. Such was the
case with Morse, the inventor Of the tele-
graph, and Fulton, the inventor of naviga.
lion by steam, and even old man Noah, of
whom we read in the good book, was derided
and scotfed at for pretending to know about
the great freshet in advance of its coming;
and later still, our townsman, +. II. Brown,
has been much laughed at about his patent
baby crib, but when the wise ones learn that
he has disposed of only a small share OF his
territory to four gentlemen for $4,000, and
will leave for st. Louis in a few days to COM
mence the manufacture of the crib on large
scale, they will be somewhat in the fix of
Noah's friends VIII n the flood csme-sur-
prised. We understand three of the gentle
men who made the purchase reside in Fort
Worth, and the fourth in New York, Mr..
Sam Seaton has purchased the rightfor Tar
rant and Parker counties, and will at once en-
ter largely upon their manufacture. The
crib is on exhibition at Elser's book store,
We heartily congratulate Mr.. Brown on his
success"
We clip the above commendatory para
graph from the Fort Worth Democrat OF late
date, and take pleasure in reproducing the
same, while we congratulate Mr.. Brown,
Whom our readers viii remember as for
mer citizen of Dallas, on his good fortune.
There can be no possible uncertainty touch
ing the value of Mr.. BIS invention, and the
fullest measure of success in its general intro
duction must result in the near future. No
one can mistake in the matter of securing
territory for the manufacture and sale of this
remarkable crib. 1t must bea paying in
vestment. The parties mentioned in this ex
tract as having purchased territory, we I'M
derstsnd, are j. p Alexander and Max Eser,
the book and music man, of Fort Worth, the
third party, q capitalist residing in New
York. Sam Seaton, who is well known in
Dallas, has purchased the right for Tarrant
and Parker counties. The fact that leading
citizens and capitalists residing Mt distance
have taken hold of this patent so promptly
speaks volumes in regard to its intrinsic
merits, and is of itself u safeguard to any
who might wish to invest in county or state
rights, but who may be somewhat timid con
corning their own judgment,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
SchoelikOnf Il Co.

These gentlemen have just added 10 their
large stock of leather, shoe findings, saddlery
hardware, etc, the manufacture of saddles,
harness and all other articles in the line, and
are prepared to ell all orders, either at
wholesale or retail. They have recently ex-
tended their store-room fifty feet to Pacific
avenue, and now occupy in addition, the
room adjoining on the west The upper
rooms are used exclusively for the manufac-
ture of saddles and other goods and their in
tention is to increase this branch Of their
business as rapidly as time will permit and
trade Justify. This firm has loDg been one Of
the leading houses in Texas for the sale of
Leaf er and ssddlery and shoe findings, their
trade extending all over north, east and west
Texas, anu as far south as San Antonio. We
are pleased to notice the prosperity of enter
prising business men in Dallas, and feel
assured that time and strict attention will
build up many houses which will become an
honor and pride to our city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
CQRT WORTH.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, July II, les0,
Lawn parties are becoming very fashion
able. The Baptsts give one tonight in the
court house ward. -The organization Of
military company is being discussed.--Ihe
general renovation Of streets is progressing
finely. Machinery tor new compress At
this point is being boush east.-F. M.
Shannon, purporting to be Burton, the es-
capped convict, in Jail, is quietly awaiting this
afternoons train to return to prison and
serve out the two or three months
vet remaining for him. Shannon has Il wife
and five children living in Hill county. A
telegram received by N. NJ. Maben yesterday
evening from Huntsville, says Shannon
escaped May II, from Mineols. --John
Parker one of the Mary's creek robbers,
goes to the penitentiary TOR ten years.
John Nichols, accused of stealing
cattle, was acquitted this morning
The $50 premium for the first bale of new
cotton Of this county brought to this market,
and like premium for cotton grown in any
other county, has been secured and is in
waiting. These premiums are creating
much interest with country people. They
are hurryng to pick cotton, and are anxious
for the prize. Already we hear of number
who have begun picking, and to-day it was
rumored that new bale of cotton would be
on the market to.dsy This new bale is said
to be raised on Village creek, ten miles north
1t was reported at the gin yesterday. The
first bale of new cotton raised in northern
Texas last season was brought to this city
1t was also the first new cotton on the st
Louis market, and sold for % cents pei
pound. United (colored) Brethern'
decked gaily with their regalla and headed
by band of music, marched through tht
street this evening. They are TO have s
public installation of officers anC
a general gala time tonight
- The Local Option saloon is pre-
sided over by Chris. Riutleman
and is the place to get fine liquors and square
drink, and Pacific Improvement cigar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
MATTERS By MAIL.
NEWS FROM CUR NEAR NElGHsoRs'
New Cotton at Fort WOrth-Exeur-
sionists ut Sherman from SeNer"i
of the ola sntes-Picnic
Mt BeIls-I a. at COrsi.
cana, Etc, Etc,
C0RSICANA,
spondence of The Herald,

CON espondence of the Herald.
CoRs,cANA, July l6, 1850
Colonel J. H. McLeary, candidate for
attorney. general, is in town, visiting his
many old friends and making many new
ones. The colonel appears to be very pop
uiar in this section The large meat pack
ing and drying house of E, ii, Haley was
discovered to be in flames Yesterday, evening,
The fire brigade were promptly on hand, but
the flames had gained too much head@ay'
The building was hung with sausage for the
German market. The whole was total loss !;
no insurance. This enterprising man
has begun the erection of new
and much handsomer structure,
Professor Cevor, the bsloonist, passed
through town o.day,-We had a pleas
ant shower this morning, which cooled the
atmosphere for the time, but the tempera-
ture is again sultry, 81 Frank A. Small,
of the Houston Telegram, is in town to-day.
The freight car murder case Is still be-
fore the co;.rt. No new Developments
Mr.. Steve Smith is fitting up an elegant
store on Beaton street. and will open in few
DAYS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
Young, He
- -
A Card.

DALLAS, Texas, July II, 1880.
CITIZENS OF DALLAs-On my return to-
night from Waxahachie, was presented
with a complimentary petition from large
number of citizens requesting that deliver
an address at an early day, explanatory of the
charges preferred against me by w. /, Nor.
ton. After rendering my thanks to them, |
will name the Texas & Pacific depot, near the
compress as the place, Monday evening, at
half-past seven O'Clock, July 10th, as the
time. now solomnly pledge the citizens of
Dallas if I do not conclusively vindicate
myself from the charges preferred against
me / will surrender to the
good people of Dallas the
sacred trust committed to my keeping.
l especially invite to be present the city
council, city officers, county, state and judi
cial officers, and every person in the city who
entertains doubt as to my entire innocence.
ask peaceable, quiet and dspassionatc
hearing. In order that l may no longer be
misrepresented, will have shorthand re-
porter on the occasion to report my remarks.
Respectfully, D. M, THuRMoND.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
Schneider d Davis.

These gentlemen have just removed into
their new, large and elegant building, e1-
tending from Elm street to Pacific avenue on
Market street. This is one OF the largest
grocery houses in Texas, and their stock of
goods is always full and complete in every
line. Purchasing, as they do, from first
hands, and getting every advantage of
freights by reason of their large purchases
and shipments, they are prepared 10 sell at
the lowest possible prices. They do exclu'
siyely wholesale business, and their trade
extends to every part of the state tributary &c
DALLAS. They invite the trade and Their
friends generally to call and see them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
GALy ESTON.
Correspondence of the Herald.

espondence of the Herald
GALVESTON, July IL, 1850.
The Weekly Mining Chronicle, puoilsned
at Silver CITY, New Mexico, has favorable
mention of the little Maude Mine," pur-
chased by Mr.. B. Ternan, shortly after his
arrival at Silver City, for S5,OOO,-Ine
host of friends of Barney here earnestly
hope he will strike bonanza WITH millions
in it.-Richard Herman arrived in Silver
City Wednesday evening, being graduate OF
tn, school Of mines of Columbia college,
New York. He will be an invaluable aid
to his father in his explorations after mineral
weath.-Yesterday afternoon \. B. Sigh,
the genial cashier of the Texas banking and
insurance company, exhibited to your re-
porter $40 bill on the Commercial and Ag-
rieultural bank of Galveston. issued Janu-
ary |. 1913, signed by S. w. Williams,
president; NJ. jenkins, cashier
Edward j. Yard, son OF Col. N. B Yard,
of this city, who graduated at the Philadel-
phis polytechic Institute in 1879, with dis
tinguished honors, and who for several
months has been professionally engaged on
public works at Baltimore, Ocean Beach
and other points in the easi arrived here
Tuesday, and is DESTROYS of becoming identi'
fed with the internal improvements of this
state Being young, active and accomplished,
we hope the Young gentleman viii fad en-
ployment upon some Of the great railway lines
tht.are now being prof acted through his native
st tie in which be feels conscious PRIDE
Maggie Eagan. the wnuld-be suitide, was Ar
rested yesterday By o.icar Caaitl for theft.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STAuMTON VA.
raA, 1 RX RAKMWIN. ksrinPinAI

VNHE Institution continues to Increase in pros
| peritv from year year 1t offers superior
a1v.ntuges I'm location. In its building and
ground in its general appointment. and sani-
Iary arra gements; its full cops of superior
and exporter cpd tea. hers; i,s unsurpassed al"
inca Is. nhysical culture ara instruction in th>
theory and nrectce of cooking; the successful
efforts made to secure heal h, comfort and hap
pines: its opposition 10 extravaganza; lie
standard of solid scholarship. For tnll partlcu'
laIs. andy to the principal Tor catalogues
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining
in the Postotlice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending July Il, $780, which, if not
called for in four weeks, will be sent to the
Dead Letter office. Parties calling for these
letters will please say advertised" giving
date of advertised list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
ROANOKE COLLEGE, salem, va

rwEYTY-EIGmru SESSION BEGINS sErr. sTn
Classical, Scientific, Elective and Prepare
tory Cour. es Library, Is ODD vo umcs. Gil
mate unsurpassed ttown l,lO0 feet above sea
lnveN Churches of 1--WE denominations, Entire
expenses Tor lOmonths, from SlG0 TO 1920 lin;
Guiding college fees. board, fuel, lights and
washing) students from sixteen states. Gaia
l,gues FREE Address, SECRETARY OF FAC
UTTY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE.
Tennessee.

Knoxville, tennessee.
Full courses in science and In arts. Special
courses in agriculture, mechanics, engineering,
applied chemistry, commercial business and
normal course Tor teachers. Military drill,
Expenses, including tuition, S27 for half year,
i'm advance. Board IS to 10 month state
and normal students exempt from tuition, Re-
duced or Tree transportation on application.
Session opens September I'd Address, Rev.
Thomas w Humes, President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

The beauties of female loneliness are en-.
HANGED by Ayers Hair Vigor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

Sweeping Reductions i'm Summer
Clothing at D.. NJ, Kahn a. Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

Novelties every description, French, Eng.
lish and American china;mrrors, silver-plated
goods, glassware, chandeliers, lamps; bar
hotel and restaurant Quitting, cheaper, bet
ter and in larger variety than anywhere else
at ID. Goslin's China Hall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

Just received, an elegant line of lawns and
Torchon lace, at a. & E. Mittenthal's, COG Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
A. NJ. COCHRAN, P. NJ.

u7'o VI "N' NJ f,ocu,A,, p Al
"a w. NV'h"AN' W.
A hbess. James AIan4 ct x Rice,
Allen, ChaIl MARI, keDeC"N
Anderson, Wi liam Msltln, W L
Armstrong, Priscilla Mass y, + h
ARMSTRONG, 4 L May, w
Mas, AnEus'
BARLEY, W NJ NJ Il n, doe 81
Rarile q W Merrett, Johnny
Raxier. Ely Muller, Peter
Bean, ia, Lee Miller, ! h
Gerry, u W Miller, \ y
"isncti. Minnie Miller q II l.
RiT1o Mar Mitchell, K Jackson
Blair. & G. Morliepu, j l.
Eonslev, VIM Murg n, Flnnie 4
H1en, + NJ Mrzngo, w
Brann,n, Nancy Moolc, IauIa
Brazeqi b MAYER, Kat orua
Book, Mary McAlli,ter Peter
Brison. Mick McC4rty, Fred
Rr, ant. IIaly MeBrian, W J.
Rr,.oE s.Jane McGowen, Thomas
Bro II, Annie McDuley, Bryon
Bur .y, w II
Bynum, ia Nance, Rebeeca
Cabiness. n c ORR, lie
Campbell, CHI Orr, W
Crump, Nennie
Cannon, Mt Parker, Y NJ
Campbell John Pommer, johanna
tnperLDn, VIM IlersOh, jan es
Caiy Tom Peuriter, Maggie
Cnrner, Hannah
Cane Hubert u Randel, Edward y
Chewell, II Rawlins, I'm X
ChOllsr, NeynOluS, jos
Charck, CP ynolds, Id
Clark, VIM Ries, A Z
CLARK AtWell Reef, Henry
Cleghorn, G b Richie, lizzie
Cleveland, Bette Rice, Lee
Cleve land, Maggie Rhodes,
Calvin, Lewis Rice, Celia g
Calvin, Albert d Richardson, Thos
Cook Mollie Robinson,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

Ask your grocer for Dozier- Weyl Cracker
company's goods. You will like them.
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Tuesday, August 10, 1850.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100000 Tickets at 80 Each.
Half Tickets 81.

loo rlIes, tiitouhtiuS eo'''''''''''''',
Applications for Agencies or Rates 70
Clubs should only be made to the ONCE In new
Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
Information, or send orders to
NJ. x. DAUPB1N, New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision, and management OF Gems
6 T. BEAUREGARp,andJu BAL A. EARLY
CAPITAL Prize 100000. Whole Ticket $40
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-04-22
FlI.agoI och svar.

81 81 Fran "A. Gokato: 10 Hnru
mycket pennlngar skall en- person ba-
ra (f6rmodl dligen betdlG) for att ha
rattiRhet att bara an revolver =.
20 Beh0fyer en- kringresande
agent hafya license = =. 55.=s:S .::j
: 1:o var stat har hvem som will
rattighet att bara vapen, men ON ma
gon person tror sig svafvai nagon fa-;
ra eller att den allmanna sakerheten
ar / fara, for det en- AMMAN gifyen per-
son bar pa sig on dolk, svard. pistol
eller annat farligt vapen, Sd kan han
genom klagomAl inf6r4 en- Justice Of
Peace tvinga den sednare att stalla
sakerhet for sig emot friisbrott,
eller skada. - - - .s ..oss.
30 Nej, savida icke staden eller
kommunen, inom hvilken han will af-
yttra svaror, fordrar sadan till skydd
for de affarsman som aro bosatta pa
platsen. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-04-22

/ Q. Huru manga F F6renta Staternas
lIsenatorer hyarje stat har huru lane
IIderas embetstid ar; hvilken Ion de
IIhafya; hnru dc valjass;; ]; namnen sps
E:nuvarande senato orerna fran Minneso:
Eta. 81 fl. 81
Hyarje stat har iva senatorer, som
lIyaljas for sex 81, men alltid sa,att der
lenes tjenstetid slutar tya ar f6rran
den andres, de (saaYal som medlemmar'
ne j epresentanthuset) hafya $4,000
arlig, lon jemte resekostnader fran
och till Washing gton., senatorerna val
Jas az statens legislatur, och ej af fol.
ket direkt s8som de 0friga embetsman'
nen. - f..s.,.,. ...',.,
/. Vara nuvarande senatorer arc: viii.
liam Window fran Winona, hvilken
tjenat staten i 12 ar som medlem re-
presentanthuset, och smart tio ar isse-
haten, SAINT s., J. r. Mcmillan, hvil-
ken f6rst i manga ar var domare i
1:sta domaredistriktet och darefter
tssChief Justice af statens h6gsta
domstol, till dess han for nara sex ar
sedan yaldes till senator. .:'es .:';'~,
10. Huru statens legislator ar in
delad; huru manga medlemmar som
tillhora hvarje adjoining; huru ofta
legislaturen sammantrader.
Den ar likasom F6renta Staternas
kongress delad i tva kamrar-sena-
ten och Representatives.. Senator
bestar af Al medlemmar, 6fver hvilka
vice guvern6ren presiderar. 49,
Representatives. utg0res af l06
medlemmar, som sjelfve valja sin tai
man.
Legislaturen har f6rut sammantradt
en- gang hvarje ar b6rjan pa Januari
och sutit so dagar, men ar 1878 an
togs en- forandring grundlagen, som
bestammer att hadanefter samantha
der den endast hvartannat ar. Den
har eli sammantradt ar, men kommer
att CORA det nasta Januarj. -Guver-
n6ren har makt att sammankalla ex.
ira session, ifall behofvet fordrar.
ALA medlemmarne valias direkte af
folket, senatorerna for fyra ar och
medlemmarne af huset for tva ar {; de-
ras Ion ar SIS ON dagen under de 80 da-
garne de sitta session.
: II. Hvilka sektioner (qyadratmil,
36:delen af ett township i townet kali
las skolsektioner, och hyarfor de kali
las sa.
Mr. Is och SO emedan den allmanna
regeringen. beviljat dessa at de altman
ma. skolorna;' saledes 2tillh6r en- sader-
tondedel'Aaf;hela statens areal de all
mama folkskolorila. rs -
2:5.,">s ,+e~(sLuT.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-04-22
Kandiyohi: den 10 April 1880.

4.
Mars, att penningar till ett skoldi
strikt som inkomma genom beskatt.
ming for nagot sarskildt andamal, ma
ste begagnas for det samma och intet
annat. Pa skolm6tet har Sept. 1873,
bestamde vi $3.50 till en- byggnadskas.
sa och 800 till skollarare, och under
darpa f6ljande ar bekom jag utaf So.
dana penningar. $3.50 mar dar 'blef nu
sa mycket efter, SO ar det val troligt
att dar hade .blifyit efter fJrra aret
ocksa, af det som skulle komma in det
aret; mar jag nu bekom bade det som
var bestamdt for byggnadskassa och
JskOllarare, och det som resterade fol
f6rra aret, Gllt uzder ett Mann, bur
skal1 jag nu veta huru mycket jag ha1
for hvarje sarskildt andamal? Al
1877 hade vi ej nagot for byggnads'
kassa, men for andra andam8l. Ar det
nu; min skyldighet att della det och
huru jag skall CORA det eller hvem
som skall CORA det? Nils Person.
Ert bref omtalar ejshvarfor nj mot.
tagit nagra skolpenningar, men vi
gissa till att det skett egenskap at
distrikttreasurer ON gissningen ar
riktig, da var det or skyldighet att
fora noggrann rakning, sarskildt Of.
yer hvarje fond d. v. 8. sadana PEN
ningar som inkommit fran statens
''public school funds" och ssdana som
inkommit for sarskilta andamal &C.
nom skatt, och booker, qvittenser och
andra handlingar bora tydligt visa ba.
de "tbe source from which received
and the objects to which applicable. u
. Nj borde darf6re hos den tienste.
man som betalte eder penningarne
fordrat noggrann redovisning 6fver
hvad fond de tillhorde, och ON nj
forsummat det vid tillfallet, ,sa b6r nj
CORA det nu, 81 noggrant som m6jIigt,
och sedan utbetala dem i 6fverens-
stammelse darmed. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-04-22
Eur0pas drottningar.

Lycklig som en- drottnipg ar ett ord
sprak, hvarmed vi smart sagdt anda
fran vaggan blifvit f6rtrogna. vi
minnas huru dessa sublima vasen spe-
lade hufvudrollen barnkammarens
sagor, huru drottning Kunigunda,
prinsessan Sn0hvit. o. 8. v, var kladd
i en- dragt skimrande af guild, huru
hennes vagn blixtrade af rubiner och
safirer, huru hennes spira utgjordes af
en- enda diamant och hennes krona af
fran himlahvalfvet nedplockade stjer-
nor.-Komna till mognare ar bildade
vi oss en- an h6gre forestallning ON
dem till folie af den vidskepliga vord-
mad, man i Europa egnar ALA kronta
och smorda personer, och vi ansago
dem smart sagdt sasom gudinnor, vid
hvars annalkande hvarje menskligt
kna borde b6jas, och hyarje hufvud
sanka sig stoftet. Js, man gick till
och med sa langt, att man ansag sjelf-
va den jord helig, som trampats af de-
ras fotter, och narrar funnos, som
gl6mde slit menniskovarde anda dar-
! han, att de kyste spsren at deras
f6tter. r.
Latom oss SO till pa hvad satt den,
som pr6fvar- hjertat och ransakar pju-
rar, har bestraffat delta forfarliga af-
guderi, for hvilket Europas kr6nta
furstinnor latit CORA sig till f6remal.
Drottning Victoria besteg EngIands
tron, alskvard, sk6n och intagande,
kr6ntes i W estminster vtd Is ars alder
och ingick aktenskap-ber ON ursakt
|--frade slit bilager med slit hjertas
utvalde, en- prins af huset Coburg,
hvars medlemmar ansagos sasom sin
tids skiinaste man. =
Hon alskade sd passioneradt, att hon
forgiftade ej allenast slit eget lii, ,utan
afven sin m axes, hviIken hon gjorde
It'll martyr for det hansynl6 l6saste afgu.
deri. Hennes syartsjuka inbillning
frambesyor otrohet. 6fyer ALT och un-
lder ALA omstandfgh gheter dam mer, som
en gang varit hennes f6rtroligaste van
ner, blefyo f6rhatliga fol, henne. Hon
Idref bort hoffr6knarne, och pa en- hof.
bal g16mde hon sig till och med sd
lIangt. att hon gaf en- 5sstant ,6rdl at
len ung yacker hofdam, I'LL hvilken
iprins Albert yttrat nagra yanliga
ord.
En dag kom, da benrangelsmannen
lined sin lie sk6rdade denne 50 djupt
lalskade make, och pa denna dag dog
ocksa Eng1ands drottning; kroppen
fortfor Tisserligen att maskinmessigt
Ilefya och, r6ra SIG. men hjertat var
d6dt, sialen lsg 4 dyala. Verlden syn-
ties henne on ofantlig 6demark Och
j. 81 slangt gick hannes f0rtviaan, att
j det till och med pa alIyar diskutera.
des parlamentet att o. tta henne nm
,Ider f0rmyndareskap Haraf blsf
/ Iemellertid ingenting. och ALT seder-
Ismera kommsr hyarje Ar det lefyande
IIiket af hsnne, som 81 gang var Yik.
i Itoria Tor atts 6ppna Iandets parliament,
Engelsmannen vdrda don aldrigaqyin.