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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
[Local Corrcspon dcnec ]
OBSERVER

CHARLoTTE HALL, Feb. IS, 1881,
Nessrs. Editors ,--'' ingram Hyemi yecadsm,
z,piyyi, Jeiiei5as gtban' would be a willing
sacrifice on our part could We bring back the
austra winds Of lsss week to mitigate the frecz-
Ing affection the weather god seems to have for
mother earth at present.
Iicms Of interest are scarce, and the utmost dill
iecace on our part fails to bring to light much
that Is worthy Of note,
Farmers report the prospect for wheat 70 be
not SO good, much Of II having been killed by
the severity Of the weather. Bat few tobacco
beds have been sowcd o. yet.
An enjoyable party was given by the young
gentlemen Of Nechauicsyille on Friday night last.
large number ri ladies and gentlemen were in
attendance, and dancing WIS continued until
late hour Notwithstanding the very bad condi-
iiun II our roads which makrs travelling tedious
process, wr know several enthusiastic young
friends, Who spurnrg al obstacles shcn dam
cling is in view walked 10 the party the other
night through the mud; possibly my kingdom
for q dane" might have been the sentiment that
animated their soiss
The appointment Of Judge Magrudcr 10 be
Chief ard Hon. K u. u. Thew az Associate
Judge was q surprise 10 most Of u.s. the prevail
ing opinion being tina, Charles would on the va
fanry
Your Charlotte Han correspondent oflast week
takes me 10 task for my manner in speaking Of
our contemplated r. r., and seems to dwell on
the pleasure OF the pursuit, which, according to
him seems to rejoice the hearts Of some 81 our
citizens, who are juliant over the prospect
must ny that haven met with any Of these
iuhilaut oncs, but perhaps his observation ex-
tcuds farther than mine As they are 'jubilanr
20 such an extent in this pursuit doubt not
that when possession is assured and the Iron
| lorse" snortR through our quiet village, giving
/ ne 20 tho dry bones Of expectation and hope
deferred they will turn out IN mdsse and chant
/ a 'Jgbiiais Deo with our fiend as chief choris-
tar And 10 "a, IL will be a special cause ofc3ul-
fort in enabling usto continue our pursu II indie
/ hancr Of mud, sncw rain and other subiunary
| Inconvenience hardly think ST. Mary has
| found much pleasure In the pursuit ola railroad,
or al least thinks IL costly scr, Of ehase!o the
tune Of Sl15 OO0--aui when It has at last gotten
/ p0ss, ssion Of ono, will cry Eureka With vim
/ j sincerely trust We may eTe long sce she compile
| ton Of work that will BE Of such eminent benz
eft 20 our people. We learn that the cOntrac-
tors have begun work and the road is to be
rapidly pushed through--so you see we have
much reason 70 indulge fond hopes" but then,
| YOU know there is nothing like possession.
ASOS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
rLocal Correspondence |

ST. IneoEs', Nh, Feb. Ia, 1881.
Messrs. Editors Death has again visited our
district, and has claimed the young and pretty
wife of Edward Dunbar for his victim. Mrs. D
was a daughter of our much esteemed citizen.
Josiah NJ. Biscoe, Esqr.
Pneumonia is prevailing to some extent down
here and w. @. Foxwel, Of Freshman Neck, is
suffering in consequence Of said disease.
Van A. Wrghtson Justice A . g. Tenuisson' 5
son-in-law. has rented one Of DR.. Bromes Low
uutown farms and is going to try his luck rails
ing tobacco and onions.
w. w Grey, an enterprising merchant near
the Pine, has purchased tract of land adjoin-
ing ST. Michael's r. c. church, and intends
building a dwelling and store-house in the
Spring. Mr.. Grey kaoscs ho~ 70 keep a store
and his 'tangle-foot" is said to be exceedingly
well Favored, imparting pleasant farepeH and
above all, it dose not produce 0inomanai
The roads-well, we we presume the word dw-
ful will suffice to describe their condition The
modest bachelor at "Taylor'S Fault" says he
can't get any lower than the fork of the St. Ini-
goes and Threc-Notched roads until the travel
ing gets better. lie delights to visit the cottage
just below the Confederate Cemetery. little
Venus dWels therein--and Thereby hangs
tale"
The wind Veered to the South accompanied by
a warm rain on the 10th, and the creeks which
have been ice-blocked for weeks, are as navigA-
Bile as a tropical stream. 0ystermen are in buoy
ant spirits and have launched their boats pre-
paratory to catching the coveted biyalvular in
habitants Of the "wAtery deep"
II is rumored that the steamers Indy Of the
Lake and Geo LeAry will resume their usual
rout between Washington and Norfolk at an ear
ly day. The merchants are particularly inter-
esied and pleased In regard 10 the rumor, mas
much AS their Winter supply Of goods arc dis
posed Of and they will have chance 10 MI up
before another freeze takes place.
Messrs Alston h Edclen have been supplying
four stores with groceries, and we have been in
formed that they have no more 10 spare. Uncle
Nike Saws, "dem gemmen dat keeps de great big
waregated store At ST. lngoes' hab got barrel
full o. moncy--sartin o. and adds, ~ Jess tell
you, boss their Thomas whskey amt got no
snaiI ia il Gather, and dose ut intend to stop
drinkin' il until my mouth 10 stopped-bren
gonc--and am silent In De dust ~
Your old friend. Ben Foxwcll, has named his
hfiesu pound boy, after scanning the vocabulary
n Christian names and the little creature is now
called well, we viii lei you know its name in a
future eUmmuuicatioa--D. V.
OBSERVER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
Correspondence Of the Beacon. J
North Bean Pole Icieles.

MKssas EDIr0Rs - have Of late been deeply
interested in the communications concerning To-
cal matters, from the pens Of your erudite and
facetious correspondents In fact, my interest
has reached such a pitch that have determined
TO join their ranks and to chronicle, in the same
harmless spirit OF wit and sentiment the news
from your highly respectable suburb, North
BEAM Pole But as eannot adopt any other
STYLE Of reporting these matters Of Importance
with equal hope Of amusing your readers, have
borrowed the pen t6guratigely speaking used
by your illusir!oas correspondents, and will
now proceed 10 my task.
Our garden, which is still studded with last
years bean poles, has, since the grand thaw, de-
veopcd itself into an open Polar Sea. short
time ago, zee that is the scientific way OF say
ing l. had the pleasure OF attending party
given under the auspices Of Miss j. 1t is
useless TO add therefore, add ito that anything
given under the auspices ofsueh an angeiccrea
tnre must, Of necessity, be inexpressibly superb.
IN b., zoe do not believe in ercessi0e tatlery,
otherwise our use Of adiectyes and adverts
would have been more exhaustive Among the
supernaturally beautiful angels present, were
Miss r., whose nose has that Internal curve so
much admired in the works Of the great masters
Of the brush Miss e.. whose ears waggle when
she becomes excited Miss c., whose left-eye is
of glass, and, consequently refuses to be winked
and Miss b., who caused quite an excitement 1T
one time becoming partially, though Temperate
~, scalped by the loss OF hair pin. The gen
tIemen, large and small, were out in force.
Your contemplate correspondent, Ego, makes
his low origin evident by giving expression to
such idotic ideas as appeared in his last OF
course, being true democrat, we believe that
every man should be allowed to hold his own
spinion, but this is exactly what Ego doesn't do
lie shows his weakness by not holding his opn-
ions. The spread Of such sentiments means the
spread Of imbeciliiy. From our exalted position,
we will never again look down to where Ego
crawls The hog will wallow in the mire.
Our friend, the pedagogne, is in trouble
Cause Melted snow, sleigh only vehicle, cpl
zootc horse ditto sweetheart.
No more news this week !--it has all melted
away; owing no doubt to the general thaw.
Respectfully,
SNAP BEAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

HERolC TREATMENT DEMANDED.-
The recent examination at Annapolis Of
Capt. Travers, the head Of the Md. Oys.
ter Police Navy, on charges OF neglect
of duty, etc, and his honorable acquit.
tai, remind us that we have had and
are having plethory OF nonsense, writ.
ten and spoken, on the subject Of the
ineffciency Of this force. II sensible
and unprcjudlced people would take the
trouble TO examine our oyster laws,
they would soon discover, that IT as not
in our stars but in ourselves that we are
underlings." In palmer words, it is
not the fault Of the Navy that our oys-
ter lands are not better prote but the
fault of laws that have their origin IN
ourselves. These laws authorize the
infection of a mere nominal penalty for
unlawful dredging, and as a consequence
unlawful dredging has been multiplied
TO an extent never before known and
utterly beyond the power Of our present
force 10 prevent. 1t suggests itself tc
us that the right way out Of this diem
ma is, neither through the increase o.
this force nor its abolition, but through
the adoption OF seyererpenaltles for the
ATTRACTION ofour oysterlaws than now cx'
list or have ever existed. II The yesseI
found engaged in unlawful dredging
were made liable to confscaton and the
master, with his employees, TO conhne-
ment in the pcnlteniiary, we have not a
doubt that unlawful dredging would al
once diminish in popularity and that the
present force would be found ample to
protect all reserved oyster grounds with
in the waters Of the State, But 1t IS
much easier we know TO suggest law
OF this kind than to get il passed by the
Legislature. The great majority OF
these dredgers have their homes in Bal
timore and nearly all the vessels they
work are owned there. A law, there
fore, such as we suggest, would be GER
tain to develop the hostility of Balti-
more delegates, but if the delegates from
the counties interested would combine
in ITS favor and STAY combined, they
could, moi only Offset this opposition,
but might also secure, IN time, by care
full watching of opportunities, sufficient
assistance IRON Western Maryland to
accomplish its passage. Atany rate, in
our opinion, it is the character of the
law and rot the Police Force that is
manly at fault.
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Local Correspondence, ]

BRIARY BRANCH.
Farmers have taken advantage olthe remarka-
bly, bad winter TO hurry up their tobacco strip
ping, SO that when The Spring work commences,
there will be no drawbacks.
There are great preparations making for sow-
ing tobacco seed, clearing The land, and enclos-
ing The beds
Wheat has not been much benefited by the
SHOWS this winter. The crops are looking re-
markedly bad.
4 young lady in this neighborhood received
an invitation to party given At Mechanlcsvile
on last Friday night, but owing TO the depth OF
the mud, she was one among The absent.
There are no widows in our "Baily WICK,
and no wdowers worth acentin the matter OF mar
rying except two who live on the northern SUI
bur6, and have been doing the alest piece ofcourt-
ing for more Than year. They are 10th Visiting
at the same house, but not The same lady, shd
they are not sisters either. They have each had
wives, aud are now trying very hard Tor anoth-
or. hope that they may both be successful in
their undertaking, and that they may soon he
happy forever more
Miss H. has been spending the last week with
the two other L. S, and they have had very
nice time together and plenty Of bcaux. J. and
O. have been in close attendance, and there has
been good deal Of whispering carried on, and
would not be the least surprised Nit were 10
terminate in matrimony
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

"BtG ON Under this heading,
the Maryland Independent, in its last is
sue, says; "There were recorded in the
Clerks Office OF this county on Wednes-
DAY two mortgages from the Southern
Md. R. r. Co. TO the New York Central
Trust company. Both mortgages are
dated LIST of January, 1881, and the first
is for the sum Of one million six hun
dred thousand dollars, to secure the issue
of new bonds heretofore issued, and to
construct and complete the road The
second mortgage is for the sum of FIVE
hundred thousand dollars, to secure the
issue OF bonds of like amount 'iOr the
construction and completion ofthc road.
"On the 10th December last mort
gage from the Washington City and
Point Lookout R. r. TO the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co. OF New York was
also placed on record in the same office.
This is to secure the bonds of r. r. Co.
t. the extent of one million OF dollars,
payable in gold with six per ct. interest
also in gold. This is the third or fourth
time just such mortgages have been
placed on record, much 10 the gratf-
cation Of clerk Stonestreet, who is not
fool enough to record them until he re-
ceives his fees in advance"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
A Rare Chance

Is offered the readers Of this paper TO buy cloth
ing in all grades for Men, Boys and Children &C
prices that viii be satisfactory. The House of
G. n. 0ehm & Son, $50 W. Pratt ST., EXTEND
ing through to So Hanover Street, is we'll known
in this community for fair dealing, house that
will give you value for your money. They
offer new iashionably cut clothes. They carry
over no old stocks and to accomplish this, they
have marked down their whole line, therefore
yon may expect bargains when you call Don't
put ofbuying, remember the choicest stylessell
FIRST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
Local Mention.

The popularity of the Rochester beer is no
for day butfor alltims. Signs continue to
multiply that the demand for IL isno mere
rage the momentto besucceeded by some,
trbingelse Thebrew is an established favorits
nd attempts to supplant it will bein vain.
Families and localities where IL has been i'm
roduced continue to increase their orders.
showing that more and more persons arc adopt
lug il as their HSua bcyeragcand refrcshment.
Messrs. FiSLEY h Koch, 1906 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington D. c., are the sole
Agentsfo for Maryland Virginia and the District
ofColumhia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
Criminal Matters.

James and Alfred Stone, charged with mali
cions destruction Of property, Al an entertain
ment given at the residence 81 John Parsons,
Esqr. on the night Of February 4th, had pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Morgan on Sat-
urday last. The evidence offered on the part Of
the State was entirely ola eircumstaniial ehArac-
Ter, so far as that act was concerned though proof
Of intention to do the same by the accused prior
to The commission Of tlle crime by the accused
was given by testimony Of witnesses on the part
Of State, who bad hcd conversations with them.
The defence set up by the accused was an abb,
supported by the testimony two ladies, at whose
house they are living. The Justice decided that
the case was one Of probable guilt and The par
ties were held TO await the action Of the Grand
Jury Bail was furnished and they were dis
charged. lIammetl appeared for the State aad
Camalicr & Abel for defence
Jacob Greenwell and Warner Sampson, col
ored, were arrested by deputy-sheriG Scott on
Sunday night last, charged with fighting and
otherwise disturbing the public peace They
were held over until Tuesday last when they
we've tried before the same Justice and dis
charged lIammett for State, Jos II Key for
Greenwich and james II. Wilson for Sampson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
Farmers. Attention |

We call your special attention to the adver-
tisement Of Powels Prepared Chemicals for
making Fertilizers, which appearsin thispaper
These Chemicals are made by the extensive and
reliable Brown Chemical Co., ofBaltimore Md,
whose handsome illustrated pamphlet is now be-
foreu us. This book, besides giving the description,
testimonials and prices Of the Powell's Chem
icals, gives the anay teal value ofBones, Potash
Salts &C., together with handsome colorcd
pictures Of plants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
MARRIED.

On Jan. LIST, 1891, by the Rev Father Neale,
JOHN RALEi to Miss FANNY HEWETT.
On the lth inst, by the Rev. Father Paccia-
rini, lSAACR LONG TO Miss ROSETTA LONG.
On the 18th instant, by the same, JOHN B.
THOMPSON TO Miss MARY J. MATT1NGLY
On the l4th inst, by the Rev Father Neale :,
JAS. X. DlMENT 10 Mrs. ANN. p. NORRIS.
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Christmas /
AioUsIE.

VutIBlWbs
WIN. j. EDELES Y Co. wishes to call atten-
tion to their large and varied stock Of Christ
mas and other goodssuitable for old and young,
comprising Fancy Goods, Clocks, Vases, Pic
lures, etc., ETC., etc. Also, Toys, Fireworks,
Candies, Fruits etc. Their other departments,
such as Boots and Shoes Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Gil Cloths, Groceries, WHISTLES, Rum,
Wines, ETC., are stocked to oyerfowing Do
not fail to call on them when coming to Town,
as you can save time andexpensc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
The Masquerade Ball

Tie young people arc reminded dat The Mae
querade Ball advertised iH our p,YeT to-day, viii
MONDAY nightucx,, The 2lst Of February, in
slant.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

The river IS again frcv FOR naviEarIciT. ss'''iy
oysters on shallow bars have been killed hy the
severity Of the Winter near the Saadgaies,
FORESTS wharf has been bHdiy hrokca by 'hs
ice There are ri The Ssndgsies several gentle
men from Long Island who express an Intention
to settle among u.s. iftbty can find suitable plaee
TO locate. By-lhc.wayt ! Gud them quite inter
caGng They have 10 ide, Of settling here for
the purpose Of helping negroes TO rule whit,
people, their purpose being to engage in the VA
rious pursuits Of industry suitable 10 our locality.
The venerable Henry Jones is quite sick aud
doubts are expressed Of his recovery lie has
my most earnest prayers Tor bis speedy restota-
ton 10 health.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
Appointed.

The vacancy in the deputy collcriorship at
Town Creek Ia tha county, created by she death
Of james Jones has been, or is about be. illed,
we are pleased 10 icarn. by The appointment olhis
son.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

re- Good advice. If you bare friend with
a cough or cold, tell him to try Or. Bulls Cough
syrup. 1t is good thing, and he will
thank you for your advice. The price is only
25 cents bottle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

va Happiness and prosperity depend to a
very great extent upon good health All those
suffering from Hoarsencss, Colds or Coughs
should try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t cures
and costs only rs cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
eeT!tusly SICK

Reports aw in circulation. that Luke W Is.
Huiehins, Esqr, Of sorerly, 81 seriously sick IN
Washington, having recently becn taken down
with pneumonia in tha, city We learn thatlis
wife aud daughter have len their home 30 attend
him - 80. "a frirnh has orr alnrtftai y ialteh tor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS !.

Orphans CourtofSt. Mary aCounty Set:
Feb. IA, 1881.
nRDERED by the Court, That Francis J..
" MADDOX Executor OF
GEORGE +. MADDOX,
late ofSt Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law to tn deceased .
creditors to exhibit their claims and that the
same unpublished once week forsiT successive
week sin the st. Mary BBEAcoE.
Test: JoHE b AREBL,
Register oil Wills for st. Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
NnrlcE

Inpursuanceo ithe aboyeo rider, thereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court of st, Mary scounty, Maryland letters
iestamentary on hepersonal estate ofGeorge + :.
Maddox, late ofsaid county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibitthe same with tbepro-
per vouchers attached theretot to the subscriber,
on or before The nth day of August 1881,
they will otherwise by law be excluoedfrom the
benefits of the said estate. All personsindebted
to the deceased are requested to max eimmediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
FRANCIS j. MADDOX,
Executor.
Feb II. tssl-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
DIED.

Al the residence other husband, in st. Inigoes
district or Saturday last, Of typhoid pneumo
MIA, Mrs. Feuwick, wife Of Enoch Fenwck, aged
about 80 years. May she rest in peacel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
FOR THE SENATE.

IfJAMES II. WILSON, Esqr. vii lconseat
to be q candidate for a seatin the next Senate Of
Maryland, he will be warmly supported for the
position by his party and personAlfrisnds in old
Oct2l 1880. CHARLOTTE HAIL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
NOTICE.

4 feel II my duty to forewarn the public against
- employing or harboring my son, A. GAR
NER BURROUGHS, without my knowledge or
consent, rs against all such will enforce the
law; or against trusting him, rs ! will not be
responsible. j. A. BURROUGHS.
Feb II, lasl--2t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

500 week in your own town. Terms and
s. outfit tree Address II HALLErT &
Co, Portland, Maine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
New Advertisements.

~ III QdU worth So free. Tddress sTIs-
son Co, Portland Maine.
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NOTICE..
z HE members Of the Washington 4 Stonewall
J Socet Of Charlotte hall School will celebrate
The 22nd OF February

with debate and other exercises. The public
are cordially invited to be present.
BY order OF Society,
W. NJ. MUSCHETTE.
Feb 18th, 1881 1t. Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

Q70 A WEEK. SD day at home easily
VI u made Costly outfit free. Address TRus
4 Co, Augusta, Maine. Feb IT, lesl-y.
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Il II Il

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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-24

81 Ii. Pfenumerantef, som d ui9y yckneen
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numera1i nen. - - 5....s;i..,, !.
fills1gm psenIme.snten. 81 .iasa,., asa =
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tidnineen tran slit postlontH ellef nekas nsA
at rm0ttaes den. liz han kkvU 1nSys!ig 10y 10y
fiset dtra. anda tills han galdat ~ skuld gu
6dpingen, ooh dAieifer beordras dss upphS'
a. pr-nrmerant, som andrar bostad utsn
at andrrratta utgftvaren harom, oon ealun0s
n,ttsrsnde liter tidninGen 1andas tal dea uf-
spruDq!,ss adressen, af fortfasande ansvano
s.. xtskillga domstolar hafvs iassstAAt.
at ..nekande att RI postkontaes emoesaga
SIN tidning, uraktlatelse att efhemts deneam.
ma, allar bort dyttping ttan oRten nntan ats M On.
derratta utgitvseen. b6r anses ooh nestsaIaa
sasom uppeSt till svek och, bedE4gen,
81. Ka hvaf, som1 enaottager ooh be8a8nae-
en- tidning, bsffakfas enligt lag essom pten9,-
merant, antingen han beordras tdmnsen es-
~ Betalar prenumerant I f6tskott, e nan
sgxvIdi0 At vid prenumerati0n1ddense slut I'M
derrstts utgifvareu. hxndelse han q na.!a-
rsnde viii bibehaIla tidningen. uraktiater
han delta, eyer utgifvaren raH att fEamgSnt
sAnda tidnlngen, ooh pFenumefanten .naies
ausyarig, Knds tills han uttzycklSen anagS mg
dsnsamma, och pa samma gzng tnbessn aia
resterande atgittes. i.