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The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

GUITEAU made confession, which
is published in the large dailies,
occupying three and four columns,
and which of itself without any fur
ther testimony, ought to hang him
higher than Haman.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

Mr.. PERCY w. Moss, has dropped
the plow handles and unwound the
grass-ribbons from his wrists, and
resumed the management of the
Harrisburg Tribune. We hope now
the Tribune will visit us more fire.
quently and regularly than it has of
late.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

The Paramore road will run with
in two miles of Jonesboro, in the
adjoining county of Craighead. The
work of grading and getting out ties,
we understand, has already COM
menced, and trains will be running
through that neck O woods at no
very distant day,
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

iOuIo and Iowa election returns,
claim both of these states for the
republicans.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

osCEoLA CIRCUIT, NJ. Z. C. 5.
Oseeola-lst. sunday, at II a m and sp. m d.
Carson's Lake-2nd. sunday, at II an
VILLA ms School house--3rd Sunday, NJ II
m and at Lynch Is School. house at 8 p. M.
Mill Bsyou--ith Sunday, at ii a m.
X. d. MOON, 7. c.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

CIR your neighbor to subscribe
for the TINES.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15
II. NJ. McyEIGH. S. ;. sEMMES.
McVeigh g. semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. s. SEMMES,
.YOT.1R YP u B L lC.
ONCEOLs4.

Mississippi County ARK. -.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2dl Judlcisl Circuit, the Su-
preme Court of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes.
sec and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
iections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
10 a general Land Agency,
Jan. 16 tr.
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Professionals.

Will attend strictly 10 all legit.
mate business pertaining to the pro
tesssion. hZlll.
The Osceola times., 1881-10-15

In order that there may be o MI and clear IN.
dcrsianding of the simlIl. and Straightforward
scheme which We thus propose In the infere rts
of our sub-crihcrs, and TO extend the influence
ofTns GAzkTrE, We submit brief ex ~ lanation
as follows:
Earh subscriber to THF wrswLy GAZETTE for
one wear, on ayincnt of rne dollar aud hfty
cents will receive numbered ticket; each sub
scriber to The Daily Gazette fnr three months
on payment of three dollars, viii receive two
tickets; each subscriber to The Daily Gaz.tte
Tor SIX months, On paymenf 0i i've dollars. will
receive four tickets; and each -nir uriher 10 The
Daiiy Gazette tor one yea, on payment of ten
dollars, will receive eight tickets, all of which
viii be represented b, duplicate numbers Ia the
drawing
The drawing viii take place op the Twenty
fourth day OF December, 1851.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

Special 10 the Herald (
SIERRA BLASco, December 27Under the
great Blanco peak, on this western range o
the beautiful grassy plains, ten thousand
square miles in extent. the Atlantic and
Pacific took each other by the hand and
were entwined in bands Of iron at
an altitude Of FIVE thousand feet
above the sea. Just as the setting sun in
all his glory cast his declining rays across
the Sierra mountains the last two spikes on
this gigantic alliance were driven by Mrs.
NJ. W. Stale, wife Of Colonel Stale, OF NJ. s.
Coleman A Co.'S. construction service, and
Mrs. b. Il. Montgomery, daughter
Of General Dodge. About dark
special train from II Paso brought
General Manager Hoxie, General FREIGHT
Aren't Frink, General Passenger Agent
Chandler, Assistant Superintendent Sands,
Major D. W Washburn, Messrs ]. w.
Newman and r. Il. Montgomery
and other officers a the road.
and By the hight Of huge bon
fires made of cactus elaliolus. General
Horie and Major Washhurn drove the last
two spikes. Captain William J&snson con-
secrafe1 the event BY bis presence. Just five
hundred and twenfy-one days since the
trndklaying was begun az Port Worth,
i've hundred and twenfv-one miles Of track
hare been laid. B|anc0 junction l. ninety
ore mIles ear 81 n Paso. Thelines viii r.
opened flr general business On the first q
January.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
San Antonio.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
SAN ANroSIo, November 30.-lThe stage
near Lavarna, was robbed Of the mail
pouch this morning about 5 o'clock, by a
man on horseback, five miles from the city.
= man rode up behind Che ambulance and
cut the boot without attracting the atten-
ton OF the negro driver. There was only
one passenger, lady. As soon as the
loss was discovered, the stage re
turned. finding the letters scattered
on the road, registered packages taken and
some.other small articles. A deputy Sheriff
and other officers are in pursuit.
A reliable rumor is aaoat to the effect that
representatives Of the Morgan interest
will submit proposition in few days 10
complete the Morgan road from Cuero TO
this city in six months for a bonus of fifty
thousand dollars.
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Houston.
spcsial 70 the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
Housros, December 1.-Huntineton, Of
the Southern Pacific, is expected soon.
A dsstardly murder occurred on the Ber-
nard river, the south boundary of Fort
Bend county, Sunday night. Chas To-day,
with friend, had difficulty with Italian
laborers on the Palmer-sullivan road, about
killing their hogs and an unimportant nght
occurred then. Later Teddy rode through
the camp and discharged five pistol shots
through the tent canvass, one killing an
Italian, The offender escaped.
Geo, Tyler. ten years old. was killed last
night By the Western NarrOW-Gauge train
rur ming over him. at Wemberly Station.
The remains we're brought here. Both legs
were ampufafed By the car wheels.
A dry norther Il prevailing.
HORROR. December 3.-In a number Of
ruits before the District Court to-day BY the
citv against delinquent taxpayers, Judge
Naufers0n overruled the demur-
rers OF defendants. He decides that
cities NAV enforce collection
for delinquent tares By suit In the District
Court. and that taxes are q lien even upon
boInesfeads. for which decree q foreclos-
ure may be rendered.
Cbas. A. Whitney. President q the
Central. arrived IRON a tour over
the rad today. An ominous silence
r,errndes officials regarding rumors 81 the
Houston A Texas Central going into the
bends q Huntington. Whitney lelf for
New Orleans tonight
The Volkslest Associnfi1n hare a meet
ing to-nyrrOu looking amer the disputed
claims Of the surTIIus money.
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Bryan.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
BRYAN, December 1.-The Norton-War-
wick Combination Company played here
last night and tonight TO crowded houses.
a fire destroyed the stables of Yarth 81
Griffith tonight. The timely work Of the
fire company prevented the burning of their
lumber yard also;
tured here tonight aud made good deal
offun for the multitude. Though he incl
dentally mentions that he attended college
one time, he slaughters the English gram
mar in every sentence. However, his talk
Is worth the admission fee, which is
nothing.
About $500 were needed TO pay Off the in
dcbtedness Of the fire company, and the fol-
lowing plan was adopted 10 raise the money:
IL was agreed that the engine would
be named for the most popular young lady
in town, the same TO be determined by bal
LOT aud fee Of ten cents
TO be charged for each vote.
Miss Hattie Webb was the successful can
didate she having received ], 2e5 voies,a ma
iority OF 1S8 over her competitor. The con-
test was rather exciting.
Another show is advertised to be IN
Bryan.
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Williams Rancho .

Special to the Herald.
WILLIAMS Rancho, December 1.-Quite a
norther blew up yesterday evening, which
cooled the atmosphere very much.
George Shirley, who was struck few
days ago on the head with a rock by Bill
Constable Collins land two other men
went in search of Williams, but he made
good his escape before they arrived at his
house.
The health of the town is very good.
Stock Of all kinds are in fine order.
Business good.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

bpeClHI 10 INC HUrHIus
EAsTLAND, December 2.-Albert Chest
nut, young man who has been making
Eastland his home for some time past, com
dose of morphine to-day. Cause of
the rash act unknown. 1t is said
he was highly connected and
of one of the first families of Little Rock.
When first discovered he fell in front of the
Jail on the public square, and though every
effort was made to restore him, the deadly
drug had performed its mission, and he
died surrounded by host of friends who
bemoan his loss.
Mr.. Hoxie's special passed east at Z
clock this evening.
Coal is still being developed in this vicini-
ty and the excitement continues to wax
warm.
Weather dry and exhilerating.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
Georgetown.

Special 10 the Herald.
GEORGETOWN, December l.-Sheriff Tucker
brought in and jailed two men to-
day-Alex. Summers from near Fort Nc
Kavett, charged with theft Of cattle; and J.
f. Harris, charged with embezzlement of
mules and WAGON.
brought here some days SINCE had an ex-
animation to-day. He will be required TO
give bond in three cases, two in the Dis
trict Court, one for theft of wagon, an
other. of four bales of cotton, and in the
County court for theft Of harness.
The case of Burn & Degron against ?.
Koppee ct. al. was concluded YESTERDAY
The verdict of the jury was for the plain
tiff against Koppee for $4o6.S5.
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Conanche.

Special to the Herald.
CoMANcHE, December Preparations are
being made by the firemen for grand
Christmas ball, and invitations will be sent
broadcast in few days.
A grand supper was given by the ladies
of the United Sunday School Friday night,
which realized large amount for the in
stitution.
The stores are all bedecked with Christ
mas goods and active preparations are being
made for the holidays
Mr.. J. B. Dickson, one of our leading
merchants, is expected from Galveston,
where he has been upon tour with a
handsome bride whom he had just married
in Gonzales.
Prospecting for coal is steadily being
pushed in the northern portion of the
county, and some fine specimens have been
obtained.
Business good.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
Athens.
SPECIFY 4 the Herald.

ATHENS, December Valkenburg & Co.
showed here to-day. A large crowd was in
town, and while Mable Marley, one of the
lady employees, was walking the tight rope
this afternoon, she fell about fifty feet, some
of the poles and ladders falling upon her,
seriously injuring her, and, as reported at
this time, fatally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
Galveston.

Special IN the Herald
GALVESTON, November 30-The Gulf,
Colorado q Santa Fe Railroad is now COM
pleted TO point within two and one. fourth
miles of Fort Worth. The closing up of the
gap is awaited here anxiously.
Colonel Thos Fisher, contracting freight
agent of the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe, to-
day rendered his resignation asking immedi-
ate acceptance. Colonel Fisher has accepted
the 30 sition of Auditor of the New York,
Texas e Mexican Central Road with head
quarters at Rosenberg Junction.
-Four thousand seven hundred and
twenty-five bales of cotton constituted part
Of the cargo Of the Steamer Rio Grande,
sailing for New York to-day.
J.. A. Pires, Of Dallas, is at the Girardin
House. Captain June Peake and wife and
@. V. Peake are al the fremont.
GALvEsroN, December l.-Rev. Mr..
Dougherty, Presiding Elder OF the Austin
District Of the If. Il. Church North, is in
the city prospecting with a view Of estab-
fishing a branch OF that denomination in
Galveston. II IL probable that the Broad
way Baptist Church viii be purchased for
A special train over the Gulf. Colorado q
Santa Fe Railroad left this evening with
Messrs J. II. Crowley, Master Of Transpor-
tation; o. q. Murray. General Freight and
Passenger Agent, and s. NJ. Miller. Assis-
tam General Passenger Agent, bound for
Fort Worth.
John Hanna, the witness indicted for per
jury In the Hamburg wife murder case, was
tried in the Criminal District Court this
morning and Hanna goes up 10 the peni-
Tertiary Tor seven Year,.
Whitley. the c0lored preacher, tined in
the Criminal District Court yesterday for
the then q clothing. sheets. etc. from the
Washington Hotel, while engaged In laun-
dry business. was found guilty and punish
ment assessed 81 two yeas In the pcniten-
The Evening Journal SAYS. The View
YORK. Texas a Mexican Railroad crossed
TIE East Bernard yesterday on temporary
bridge. The grade Il reported finished %
Victoria, and q thousand men are ct work
- c n, -, December 2-Ths Evening
Journal sars. Failures throughout the
elrff during tlsrnonfh ar thirty SIX lintili-
ties rs. rs nsstlE tIl1s.l
ne ira II d. n. Watkins fDr nrrrnvafed
nr-anIf arr infferr mon the ferson =
Iirlt frsirr-ye girl. vas conrln1cd
last wight. TIE iurJ brought 40 Fernlr1
ne ne E - hnrk Frnm arrivs1 lrgm
No DE- Jnnelf1 tO-1ay va cars9 q 80
Hor. R,rlx-1 Eslson. c1Iors1 eeuetEry
"A ~ perrlIcan ein-e Ersrutrl Con-
-sisIes. hes rurs - WasIirrt1n - 1lr1c4it
~ cin'rls ~ c1ns1lsl.lp - ~ Do
80. Gre ,.-nr-ss ais morning IN ~
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Mia tnI -. trt1s1lllIcl - e'lli
4. +. .,-...--..s n r. r.nrsf n-.s ts--r'nr-
flag t.r. c1tIl1rI41It ne ll-...r1-'Ir1 -
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Gather dry and exhiIerating.
Fort Worth .
Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
Fort WORTH, November 30.-This after
noon eight telegraph hands.were returning
from their dinner to their work on a hand
car. When four miles soutL of the city they
were thrown from trestle twelve feet
high on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
road by rail being out of place. The car
upset, throwing the men from it, and the
car fell on them in the ravine below. All
of the men were hurt, but the following
jured: Thomas Joyce, one leg broken and
the other sprained; Mike Shay, left arm
broken and cut on the forehead and mashed
hip; Tom Frost, hip or back broken, and
Henry Burns badly mashed. They were
brought to the city late this afternoon and
are receiving medical attention.
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arecili 70 ne Herald.
Lrrrrrr Hu1. December The Austin
A EUlhwesisrn Eafrow 0nuss Ralrun1
snrrcTing COTS haze tiItir line b. o1r
Ilacr. ard art some tizht rnlss ADORE l.s-t
rnorinr IN tis fire1ion q Burnei
We think nov ws VII hrre 10
fr1ntIa II Getting q dEr1t- Prom ne
urrrtsr ~ rr.Iro1I Ir<l-1rs Il|1f rrsrE1 EtFt
tr-Iar. i isFf-I-|t f||s euIf Colombo a
i.Ifnrff tF te11ut - theT 1rI gong e.
nIrr ~ sr|l. rod reIf InIrTI4II
A rrr1 nIrr Erf# f4IIII4frE ~ On
r'I..r|rr a a I1II0rF" I||rI HIIE||0r
|.'|4 I|rr 80 4 rFE. ~ eng |I|t id
H. rrIt 81 H1rrI' 4 81 114 |.|' '1I|'I a
Is1rI hsrE IIsI - E1I1E ~ 0'.|'.'..
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srscisi ~ ne Hersh
snrnNts. Dcrsmbcr 1.-The trial q The
r.n J. IT, Miller. nrresied ~ Polioefnnn
L1lr ~ being enc of the burglars who
hare he1n drrrrlnIi1e this town ~
three rn0nftF r finished this
rIrrr|Inr much ~ he reIief Of The rifizens
rt1 h1r1 rrordsi fhe court house ever
AR Hs rs bond over - the Dlstriri
CrnrI. nr1 ha1 frr1 81 fImo. Long has
arrLnEf nrrsr. Hrr1n. r rDIori0ns charnc-
trf. 49, rrrrsteI a. trirr ir1rIir1tei IN he
111nt tr11l1rII1n. He tri1I rll take III11.
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SptClhl W INV hcihiu'
CoRLroAYA, December 2.-J. S. Parks,
aged "a years, for some time jail guard here
nd lately working as waiter, married q
short time ago an elderly widow named
Neighbors. Yesterday she got from the
County Court $500, which she
turned over to her young husband
with which he Immediately decamped, and
has not been heard from since The police
are on his track and expect to lay hands on
him soon.
The appointment of @. s. Morse, of our
ity, as Clerk of the Supreme Court, is re-
ceived with satisfaction here.
CoRsICANA, December ga man named
James Green from Madison who has been
sick for some time, was found .weltering in
blood and stiff in death this morning
at the Horton House. There were
three other men sleeping in the
room and were not awakened by the vic
Tim. The Coroners Jury. found a
verdict that he came to his death by his
own hand in cutting across his left arm
with razor and severing an artery, where,
by he bled to death. The deceased had
been very Respondent sp;oa 7. a tor some some
anum to commit suicide. Lack of money
and ill health, together with an unfaithful
wife, were the causes of the act as far as
could be ascertained.
1t has been ascertained that Parks. who
ran away with his aged wife's money,
also took two girls who were boarding
with her along with him. The girls are
orphans and have been working in a MILL.
merry store here.
Mail route 81 $40 will be changed on the
18th inst from the Narrow Gauge to the
former Star Route, from Spring Hill, via
Dresden, to Corsicana.
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81. LOTS. December tive men nrmid
Hunt and Dunklin. bsfwesn whom IN Cd
fsud e1is1ed. met on rad
TO miles from Fillmore Thurs-
day. and nter some hnt wrr'ls
Hunt s'Iot DuutIIn fIrUnrh TIE he1l klII-
ing him inrlaIiiT. Huni s1rrs1dsred -
rIIe nuii0riIIrs
suHa. Ara. Dsrrufr- 3.-0a Irssl1r
tificnIfr nfrrrref 81 nlIt'AcII AItI1na.
rInnf q TfI1Ia. AID Me- N'rrla r1er-
t1ris. during via Jones RI. f1Io|T
.iatbf1 He did lar rI1ft TIE IItItIt
H1s 1l0rt tls'rtss 80 'tt1erI
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gegf. waa to-day appointed 10 ihe Clerk
sllp ~ the court.
Argument In ile malter N tho appoint.
inent VI foceiyor NJ the estate NJ Doors n
Johnson, lneDlvcnts, wnq concluded this
afternoon aud the case u IN the hands Of
the court.
Tomorrow the Dallas Mayoralty contest
case comes up before the Supreme Court.
TYLER, December IA brakeman on the
Texas Il ~. Louis railroad fell from car
TO the trnck last night and was instantly
killed, q half dozen cars passing over his
body, mutilating II horribly. The acct
dent occurred near Gilmore.
The quo warranto case involving the legal
lncumbency of the mayors Office of Dallas
was argued In the Supreme Court to-day
by Morgan q Gibbs and Judge White, Of
Dallas.
No cases were passed upon by the Su-
preme Court to-day except awards of the
Commissioners of Appeals, hitherto re-
ported which were adopted.
TyLEB, December 3.-The following cases
were decided by the Court of Appeals to-
day: David Kemp VS. the Siate;irom Cory
ell County; Cen. Daniels VS.. the State
from Morris county; Joe. CARROLL VS.. the
State; from Demitt, reversed and re-
Sandy Thompson vs.. the State, from
Washington; Jno Petty vs.. the State, from
Washington Jesse Henry VS.. the State,
from Houston; James Austin vs.. the State,
from Denton; c. B. Sowel, ct al vs.. the
State, from Kaufman; affirmed
III. Eusfeld VS.. the State from Dallas
reversed and dismissed Ira Smith, ct al.
vs.. the state, from Cherokee; appeal dis
missed.
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Blanco.


Special 10 ths Herald.
BL1Kco, December 1.-The track Of the
Texas 4 Pacific connected to-day with that
Of the Southern Pacific at Blanco Junction.
eiehtr-four miles from ri Paso md 555
west Of Dallas Dallas now has an all-ran
connection with San Francisco; distance
I ss7 miles.
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Waco.


Special to the Herald.
WACO, December 2.-Mr Donald Allen,
the new Superintendent of the northwest
ern branch of the Texas Central Railway,
arrived yesterday and took charge of the
affairs of the road. He starts tomorrow,
in company with Captain Tut, his prede-
cessor, for trip of inspection over the road
west of here.
General l.. d. Ross has purchased half
interest in the Daily and Weekly Examiner
and Patron The General, it is understood,
will not engage in active newspaper work
but made the purchase only as business
investment.
WACO, December 3-The track of the
Missouri Pacific was laid to within ten
miles of the city this evening.
The postmaster here has been notified
that the New York and st. Louis mails
will be carried by that road after December
10th. There is hardly any douh; but what
it will be finished here by that time.
The announcement in the city PAPERS this
morning that General l.. S. Ross ha pur-
chased a half interest in the daily hxami-
ner and weekly Examiner and Patron, was
a general surprise to the public and the
subject of great deal of comment. AS he
will not engage in active newspaper work,
his friends. are at q loss to know the object
of his purchase.
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Burnet.
special 20 the Herald.

tTfTIlI % me HUH.
BrnrE1, December 2-The surveying
party ofthe Austin a Northwestern Rail
road VIII reach Burnet tomorrow night.
They are within Eve miles Of Burnct, and
are clearing the road-bed as they 20. max
ing ready for the grading force The peo-
ne are confident n getting the railroad
Bnrnef Il fzst building up.
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skeleton was fiily dressed tad on black
bfoadclolh coat and stdppeNcottOn trous.
efs had saddlo-bags Will, tlilee new pairs
ofduwors and two new pairs bf gray socks
three bO0ts-iwu new, one old the uld boot
was for No. eight foot aud had u hole cut
or " the great too Of that foot had been
sore The boots had not been worn much
An old saddle, the horn Of which had boon
broken and mcnded with iron, was found
ncar the skeleton. with an iron stake-pln'
There were gray hairs on the saddlo-blan-
ket and ldrths. In the pockets
were found horn handled pocket
knife, the small blade Of which had been
filed down to make screw-driver. The
place where the body has been found is
called Robinson's Peak, and is about ten
miles northwest from Coleman.
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=
C.rrrsx. December 2-Mr. Williams.
who lives shout ten miles from tflis place.
wsrf widest hunting The other day, and
during TIE chase the eat ran into rerT
derss tilickei. pursued By he dog Ar
Williams foiosed his dos. and IN The MD
de q TIE thicksi came upon q
skeleton. AZ soon &c the disc1T1rT
vnsnsds tsyrn q jury vent cut rnd bid
en- inquest. Tie mn mus hrTt beer
MURDERED sfoui lsa springs TIE body F1l
rcrers1 rith haIrer1rn trush. a trltt
frls = ris'fIe IN tts 1rner a ore ~ re
fTrs. frrru r1e1ErTr1frI ri lie I'crte ire
Unu nus h1Te ben - It4E
81 So tai Tree r1cE Itsr1
2. e. r' '|',. -. 80 -. ~ -. ses