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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24
A Short Road tn Health.

To all who are suffering from boi)s, ul-
GERS, scrofula, carbuncles, or other obsti-
nate diseases of the blood and skim a
course of Burdock Blood Bitters will be
found to be a short road to health. Price
81 co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24
NJ AR RYRR:

CAMPBELL-STAPLES In Austin, May q
by the Rev. Il. G. Spaflord, MIR. A. L. Camp.
bel! and Miss Laura Staples, both Of Otran-
to- Iowa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

FAT n Great chance to make money Those
WILL who always take advantage Of the good
chances for making money that arc
offered, generally become wealthy, while those who
do not improve such chances remain in poverty.
We want many men, women, boys and girls to work
Tor us right in their own localities. Any cal do
the work properly from the first start. The business
will pay more than ten times ordinary wages Ex-
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who engages
fails to make money rapidly. You can devote your
Whole time to the work, only your spare moments.
Full information and all that is needed sent free
Address STINsoN l. Co., Portland, Maine
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

PALP1TAT1oN of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings nervous headache, cold hands
and feet, pain in the back, and other forms
of weakness are relieved by Carriers Iron
Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves
and cOmpleXi0n
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

A VALUABLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It 10 ben
eflcial TO the scalp and adds to personal beau
ty by restoring o.1lor and lustre to gray or fad
Ing hair, IS whv Pa, ker's Hair Balsam, 10 such
popular dressing. q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

On account of Sunday School Con-
vention at NJ E. Church next Sunday,
there will be no services in the Congre-
gational and Baptist churches.
Proceedings of the Board of County Com
missiOner3.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Mower County,
AUSTIN, Mimi, May II, 1882.
2 o'clock P. NJ. Board of County Com.
missioners of Mower County met at the
Auditors Office, pursuant to call.
Members present: w. B. Nilsson. o,
Ayers, r. A. Donaldson, II. G. Anderson
and J. B. Graves.
On motion, Board adjourned to the
court house square for the purpose of ex-
aiming the foundation now being con-
structed.
6o'clock p. NJ. Board adjourned until
o'clock A. NJ, May 18.
8 o'clock A. NJ, May 18th. Board met
pursuant to adjournmet. Members all
present.
The following resolution was adopted:
Offered by H. G. Anderson, seconded by
R. A. Donaldson-Resolced, That the
building committee be- and they are here
by instructed. to correspond with s..
Snow of Chicago, with reference to de-
Quoting from his bid as made to the
County Commissioners, the cost of finish
ing the rooms in the third story of the
new court house, and substitute oak floors
for thing, and if the said deductions are
satisfactory to the said committee and
County Commissioners, the contract for
building the new court house be let to the
said S. Snow. Ayes-Anderson, Ayers,
Graves and Donaldson No-Mitson.
On motion, Board adjourned sine die.
w. B. NILSSON,
Chairman County Commissioners
| Attest: II. W. ELMs, County Auditor.
A good appetite cannot exist without
good digestion. Carriers Liver Bitters
bring about both: They make you diges,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24
THE PEOPLES
Popular Liberal Library

No. l. THE AGE OF REASON. Nv Thos.
Paine. Price Is cents,
NOT. VOLNEY'S RUINS. Or Meditations
on the Revolutions Of Empires, with
Portrait Of VOlney. Price 10 cents.
No. 7. THE IGNORANT PHILOSOPHER.
AND ADVENTURES or PYTH -
GORAS IN INDIA; Also ESSAY ON
GODS BY Voltaire, with Portrait.
Price - cents.
No. ID. MARRIAGE; AS TT WAS, AS 1T Is.
AND AS 1T SHOULD BE. By Mrs.
Anne Besant, with Portrait. Price Is
cents.
10 Numbers Now Issued.
Send for Catalogue and Price-Lst. Any OF
the above sent bv mail prepaid On receipt
OF price. FRANK ROEHk, Publisher,
259 Randolph Street. Chicago.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24
Free of Charge.

Allpersons suffering from coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis, loss of voice, or any
affection of the throat and lungs, are re-
quested to call at Clemmer s. Pooler's
drug store and get trial bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
free of charge, which will convince them
of its wonderful merits and show what a
regular dollar-size bottle will do. Call
early. 3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

CAN Catarrh be curedt Yes, certainly, DR..
Sykes Sure Cure will cure It.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

On account of Sunday School Con-
vention at NJ. Z. Church next Sunday,
there will be no services in the Congre-
gational and Baptist churches
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24
Chairman County Commissioners.
Attest: II. W. ELMs, County Auditor.

A good appetite cannot exist without
good digestion. Carriers Liver Bitters
bring about both. They make you digest
what you eat and want more.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-05-24

Hon. Alonzo Weeks, of Washington,
D. c., special agent of the Interior Depart.
ment, was at the Fleck House over Sunday.
MIR. Weeks has a large amount of business
to attend to in Southern Minnesota and
Northern Iowa and he has established Aus.
tin as his headquarters.
Miss Abbic schellenger said "good
bye" to her pupils of the fifth grade last
Friday. 1t was sad parting for teacher
and pupils. We hope to see Miss Schel.
lenger return to Austin ere many months
with her health fully restored.
An occasional tramp comes to the
kitchen door nowadays. Have your Ak
or buck-saw in come-atable place, and
let them work for their cold victuals; and
be sure they cut pile of wood full as
large as the pile of victuals they eat.
The TRANSCRIPT did it, not with its
little Ratchet, because Aleck FIeck used
the Ratchet: We mean the old Everest
barn, on st. Paul street, is at last laid
low. 1t was sold by Aleck Fleck, Mr.
Everesrs agent. to Frank Rayman for $40.
and will make tip-top kindling wood.
Prof. Dare, the gymnast and rope
walker who performed here about years
ago, was recently killed in Long Island
town by falling from rope stretched
across the highest building in the place
He was to walk it blindfolded. He lived
but few moments after the fall. His
life is only the forfeit of rash daring and
unnecessary fool hardness. ~.
For carpetsl carpetsl mating, mat.
ting, oil-cloths, oil-cloths, druggets, drug
gets, &C., &C., go to S0LNER's.
New dress goods, latest styles, and Low
prices. ]. SoLNEn.
Dress trimmings, buttons, laces, en-
broideries, novelties and notions. at
60LNER's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15
ARGUMENT

OF 4. P. Catlin, Esq of Counsel for
Defendant in the Case of The People
OF the State of California VS.. The
Gold Run Ditch and Mining Com
pany, Before Judge Temple, March
s, 1882
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15

lphonoesarhicaly reported by Messrs. Cutter *
Davis.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15

A DANGEhOOo
In addition to that, the city found that II
must make radical reform in the natural
position of the American river. Its proximity
to our northern border was dangerous: Your
Honor can see on this map the position and
courses of the American river, as the river
was in 1854 Here are the settled portions OF
the city; here is street; here Is
Thirty.frst, and this is R street; here is the
American river as it was in September, 1854,
when this official map was made. 1t touches
A street at Twenty.shth, where Suffers en-
barcadero was. 1t enfolds within the embrace
of its great coils a large portion OF the city;
1t is standing menace against the safety OF
the whole city. It was a dangerous enemy
of the north levee, and had several times
come near destroying it, until the city laid
violent hands upon it and removed 1t. Look,
ing to its own protection, and without regard
to the effect it might have upon individual
proprietors of lands upon the river banks, and
upon the residents of Yolo county in, and In
the vicinity Of the little town Of Washing.
ton-the city, under authority OF an Act OF
the Legislature, Strengthened the river chan
mel by means of two cut-offs, and removed its
mouth three quarters of . mile further north.
That improvement shortened the channel
nearly two miles, and made the American
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15


these things, as it is branch OF the case
strongly relied upon as a ground for restrain
ing the operations of this defendant.
have already alluded to the effect of the
food of 1852. That food undoubtedly, as
believe from the evidence in this case, was
the food that made the most extensive de-
posits upon the lands along the banks of the
American river. And it was the food which
did the most substantial injury that has been
done to the navigation of the Sacramento
river. / do not deny but that subsequent
floods have added to those injuries. That of
1867 s added some to it, but the principal
damage was done by the floods of 1852 and
1861 2. Mr. Reuter- says that a part of his
land was covered by flood in 1855. There
might have been foods in the upper branches
of these rivers which would not be counted as
floods here. For instance, take the present
season. Up to the present time we have had
no food in this vicinity-none in the Ameri-
can, and none in the Sacramento that can be
called food. The rivers have not risen any
where near the top of their natural banks.
But when we get, say 100 miles, or perhaps
less, up the Sacramento, they have very ex.
tensive foods. And no doubt there have
been foods on these upper rivers that have
not been particularly noticeable here. There
was an exemption from heavy foods here for
nine years, from 1852 8 to 1862. That was
the most active period of mining in this
State-from 1852 to 1862. Then it was that
10 many thousands of miners were working
in the mines in the watershed of tie Ameri.
can river. and were accommodating the deposits
of loose material in the mountain rivers
deposits which. to large extent,
the food of 1862 brought down.
During that season so inches of rain
fell at Georgetown, n inches fell at Shingle
Springs and 80 inches fell at Sacramento.
The result of that was that material of all
kinds, excepting material of the very heaviest
kind, was brought down. The mining then
was mainly in the top soil, as for instance at
Mississippi Bar. Texas Hill, Pennsylvania
Flat, Maine Bar, and bars of that kind COM
posed of sand mixed with pebbles and cob.
bles. Further up the river, where the banks
were more precipitous, the bars were com
posed Of a red, gravelly soil, and what we
would call in this case comparatively light
material, some of it, however. containing .
great deal Of gravel, heavy sand and cobbles.
That material must have been deposited very
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-15

down about Is feet and gets nara Water-not
the soft water of the river. He admits that
portion of his cultivatable land has been in
jured, but says il has not been injured from
any other cause except from back-water from
the tule basin, which covers the rear part OF
his land that the tule basin fills with water
more now than it did in the early days, snd
he gives the reasons for that. This vast plain,
that ranges from here for twenty miles to the
foothills, has its drainage in that tule
basin below this city. One of its largest
natural drains is Willow slough, and Mr.. Fern
tells US that slough discharges more water
now than it did formerly. There is no min.
ing on that slough, and no debris from mining
ever reaches it. He says that he lived there
since 1852, and that those tule lands had been
filled every year, except one year when he
and his neighbors joined together and ex-
pended $4,000 in constructing levees for the
purpose of keeping the back water off. Ex-
cept that year. the tule there has been filled
by back water from Snodgrass slough and
Beach's lake up to Grundun lake, and up to
this city; and the water. he says, would have
extended up to o street in this city, If it
were not for the Y street and the R-street
levees. WHY are those two levees there
Do people build levees in sport? This city
would overflow from that quarter were it not
for those levees, if there had been no debris
deposited in the rivers. The first of those
levees was constructed as early as 1858. to
protect the city above r street, and the other
at Y street in 1879 to protect all of the
southern part of the city-from what? The
back water that comes up through this
"third river" here, which, in food seasons,
by reason of not having sufficient natural
outlets, flows towards the city from the
s,uth. The entire fall of the surface from
here twenty-five miles down is only about six
feet on this side, and on the other side it is
only about seven feet from the railroad track
crossing the tules west of this city to tide
water. Mr. Persons testimony on that
point has put out of this case, gas believe,
every theory that Mr.. Cadwalader has en-
deavored to put in it, in regard to the causes
of injuries to the cultivable rim of lands bor-
dering on the Sacramento river. William
Johnston stated that his lands had not been
affected that he had as much land in cultiva-
tion as formerly. and that none of his rim
land has been destroyed, but that of his
neighbors had been. He did not specify who
those neighbors were. His place is only few
miles below Mr.. Ferns, and had the evidence
of this alleged destruction existed it would have
been easy to have proven it. Mr.. Fern, in
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
Ten rusIfe G3ars 2roning

er laa oite bebuost, men bar bog paa
@runo al Smit9nbi9beoerne enonu lite
iunoet Steo. Gu isr bet bog no til,
at Oct ifal bIips Iluor bsraf / Mai
1888. Gu / ReseIen meo l%aaoanne
6orboloe lGrbeIes IcrtroIig R%orrelpcns
bent ~ifriuer FRA Petersburg til ct tpoit
9lno, at Def III engan9 er beltemt laa,
leoes. 6inantss Mtinilteren, flyer ban.
bar ouerebs unoeritreust Srbren for
6ronin9ss Mteoalierue. s foroums Sio
par oenne prpoet aIsne meo 6eiierens
6opeo, MI ital buaoe bans og 8stlers
inbens anbriu9ss nsrpaa, og ba bette
er iislee Gsareus ipecielle Srore, uil
ban rimsIisuis uinoe Oamernes ipecieus
@mit. Sasiioen uiIsr bet rusIilte Ri:
oes @anbcn os Snoifriften: Sub meb
os. Meoalien ital prGses | to StOra
refer, 500 i@uIo, 1900 tSslu, fore
o. 1000 i Sub, 200 / SsIu al MINI
ore Timeniion. 0isie uSoelss oa til
De mere besunitiseoe llnceriaatter 8ro:
nings, Mebalien for Solicit osrimoo el
ganife aiminoeli9e 8obbersW spnter, blo'
f%orlpneoe meb S~osituusrne A os NJ, OF
az oisIe pr9qes Der $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
9ortkjeui9t.

5rits 6rantsen / Chicago bar begpnot
llosiuelien at "6amilie SonruaI", ct uns
berboloenoe %ltanoinauiit 6amiliebIao."
30 pnsre uorlte QGser tom imans
bags BERTH, nemlis Or. Soro 9siellen,
bibtil prattilerenoe Sage i Seitre S!iore,
gaIoers, os Or. gppino &raft, tiblis
sere &ommunelase / Sof Color, en-
Boit, iom ban for II Iar ltoen OPP
gaD for at saa iom GmiSrants3a9e til
SanOiwdserne. ("Buoit."o
- Stilsmisieiasen = Mr5. Utuus
mob Hep. Muu5 = er lat til Vebanos
ling peb Oiitrittsrstten / Wtinneapolis
ben 3bis Sanuar, os ON nogen pperlis
acre uoiettelle oil Der MI lite blipe
Gale. C"Suor.D
= st Telegram fra Nrban9el til
Nopoie Mremia af 80. I. SO. meooe'
Ter 5Olgenoe: Samojeoer, Der ora9er
ON iom Romaoer paa Iunoraen, bar
berettet, at be / H9rbeoen al Vaisats
Den bar leet ct fort isnoerl laaet 9Th.
Man antaser, at Oct tiIborer 6opsaaros
oanife GrpeoitiOn, lom nplis bar trpo'
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
Observation-Disclosures hos Ctr
Maet 9rupp.

NGrbeoeu al Gsieu | Cpoitlanf
beliooer Nirmaet 6rieorid Rrupp $3.50
qooe % iunoe 5amilieboliser, / builtt
Ser lcper omtrent 10000 Menneiter,
0e entelte Roionier er 9iennemfureot
uf brebe @aoer, lom oplples riselis al
@aSlpster. Decentralization leuerel
tilitrattelis os iunot 8ano fra 6IOosu
Gubr. Den aurlise 9usleie for en-
9olia paa to til fire 89reIier mee
8ieIoer ON. anbraser ira 66 til $50
Gissmart. 6or usiits Yerioner er DC,
en- Dirt BeniiOn, iOm fan siue iub'
iii Is, 900 entelte Irbeioere Soft oo
9oeiS for Ell Bris al so Pfennise pr.
Dag. st ierlist 4osiss os Spiiebus
er inorettet for be De beore itiueoe Gag;
arbeiSere, iom Der betaler Marf 10
g. pr. Dag. 6irmaet bar beSuben
$50 ieparate eeilisbeoer for aOntorpers
lonalet olp. &oniumanltalterne omfatter
ct gaseri, buis aaartise Eroouttion
tilnarmeliespis er 26O, 600 Tuno !Spe'
oebrsb os 1900, 900 guno &usbrso
ct Slasteri, i builtet Der aarlis llastes
45o Str. Sorntuas Os $4,000 Ctr.
minbrs apas; gutiter meb aOIOnial'
uarer os Sientram, Stotsisbutlter,
Streooerbutiter meo Spltaer, Dutiter
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
Valre Yenge

fabritereS Der / 2anbet p%iltnot / bsiere
Grab sno onbetteos / 0erben; Iiaeira
5 Gents op til DC bsisite 8ensssS eoler
sitsrsisreS meb itorre euer minore Runits
faroisbeb, iaa man altio sisr retteit /
at uare IOriistis. iiar lissousrfor en-
itsrre &Groi. Msn leIp meb oen ltors
tie 6orli9ti9heo tan man bog blue be
oraset, naar 6alltmuntnsrue er laa
orsuns / fit Gag iom De, Der bar la.
britsrst be SslusO olIars, lom M for
Chen ousriucmmer 8elten. Mogle Gr.
emplarer az oiSle Dollars CT blepeu
isnot til SIR. 8roots, Gbef for Ree
sisriusens OpSagelies. Boliti. San bar
unoerlegt Dem og fuuos,, at DC CT init
plet.sret, mooitaar Sprer, meomiuore
Der flores opbt benz, bar lamme Ring
lom Dc 99,e % uetop ben famine I9st.
Oepartementets Gmbsosm9no amer oisie
Dollars for De farlislte fallfe Bsnse,
Der u~osenlinbs sr latte / SmIOb. en-
busr Dor tase fig ipare laa soot, ban
tan.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
681 DIG, / Smaupense $40, %, GA;
tontuut oiiponibel 8uSie 8eboloning
1857, 887 ,476.
North Is Carolina.

5 6ountierue 6rantlin Oe @ate er
Der en- tor 6OrfRroelie blanot gar
meruc, oa ale beres Spin er oeoe.
Spine;Nul bauoe be9pnot at tage ct be-
tpoeIigt Dipping Der, men nu er bette
meo ct Slag tiIiutetsiOrt. Mun paus
ituar, at Su9eu er gaaet for zig paa
IoIgenoe Waaoe. 6or nogle 9age lioen
tom 8 omreilenoe 8rRmmere paa be
6anter os ipreote Jig itrar i De to
Counter. Spor Ell al benz tom ben,
gap ban Zig altio laa 9ooe Cher, al
ban to9 ct Dtaaltio Der, og bellt bolOt
De iig til be 6armere, icm nu bar Ore.
pet SpinesNpl | bet Store. Sort lio
efter ct iaaoaut 8eiss Iaa / Reseleu
aue Suinene osenoe os booe. 9isls
&r9mmere par fra 8siten fiseS Der, oe
oct paaitaaes for iuIot IlpOr, at be
bar uGret llpleuoiu9e1 ira Neoialtniu9S,
Gtabli8iementer / 9elten, lom meo
itlGue Gine bar ieet, buorIeoeS NOrtb.
Carolina tonturrereoe meo benz. Oisle
~Beoolere" ltuloe altlau pare leieoe til
at iorgifte Spinene. Der oil eiter al
Rlmeligbeo biiue dnltiuet retsIise In:
oerie0elier.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
2Dbe.Nu,itincr N2S.

meo Sernuarer, 6us9erauo, Webler og
Sen9e, E n Seltersuauofubrit, ct @ieltz
giuert "GSiener SOL, ipu Slituer meo
giuiaroer, Seglebaner olp. 5 Som
lumanltoIterne belfjeftigeS $40 Ber'oner,
be bar u ~llblal9siteoer og en- gienuemz
lnitlig aGrItg Omletnins al . Miu.
Mart. AIt betales t%ontant, oq oa gu.
titerue lite ifal tjeue paa 0arerne. bar
Dc btotil tr9uet Ell aarligt lilituo ira
6abriten. aoniumanitalterne or nemz
ltg lite en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men ct
az 6Irmaet III Nrbeioernss 9agn opz
rettet Establishment Der teres for SSirz
maets egen Regntng. Stsbeltaalfabrt7
ten beliooer enopioere ct Speebus, ct
Gpioemibolpital o9 en- Eaoeaultalt.
SRrIt9 Sm9u er Der uilt Stolep9ienet.
6or 8omuuen Nltenoorf bar 6irmaet
gratis Opisrt StOIebpsninser mso 30
StolepRreller; for 6olonierne Rronen5
berg os S6eberbof beitaar Der en- ie=
parat priuatifoIs, peb builten foruoeu
Beltpreren % 8Iasiel9rere, IRE 6lasz
ieIRrerinoer og ire 6jeIpeIGrerinoer pirz
fer. GIepernes 2lntaI er benpeo 1000.
6or llnoeruisning / tuiuoeIise 6oano4
arbeioer beitaar Der to Snbuitriitoler,
en- FOR Borne us en- for itoleplistige
Piseborn; ben fSrite beieses al ouer
700, ben auoeu az benpeo 900 Gleuer,
OS / ben fsrlte Ieoes unOsruisninsen
al 6Orltanoerinoen Os otte, tilosls I
ReutIisem uoooHneOe 6aslersrinber, i
Den liolte az tolu eererinosr, az buiIte
Saluoslsn sr Gnter efter 4rbeioere.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
@aibiugtOn.

YreIioent Nrtbur bar efter General
gopotat Breplters Raao aflteoiset fsle
senoe 9mbeoSmanb, fOroi Oct paaltaaes,
at be bar u%nltrenst fig for at binore,
at Sta Route" Spinolerne Itulbe Iaa
lin forrjente Straf: Charles Senrp,
MarlbaI / Oiltrittet Columbia, .. 9.
Ginser, BOitmeiter / WaibinstOn, Oe
bans Isiiltent M. Ser, Barter, W.
.. 9sIm, 6OrmanO for Congressional
ReeOro" Os GrsSenator George 6.
Spsncsr, "9ousrnment Director" for
linton Pacifo ganeu. Qoitmeteren oe
bans Qsiiitsnt bar ienbt Preiloenten Ct
0rep, bpori De iniilterer pau at fac
lit 5orbOlo unoerisst.
SfeIse Offeiele Spsauer er Den
oiIsutIiss @j9lo / Nouember Maanef
fOrminbitet meo So, 534,l42. Den ton.
tante BeboIouins / Stattammeret el
1921, s67, l73, inoeltaaenoe GertiFtatei
i Sub S35 ,4O6 $40, Sslp 1895,
600, Gertifitater for i%noeitaaenoe De
polita SO, s45 600, "%refunoins" Gerti:
fitater s413, $50, legal TENDERS" S346,
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-06
Mfrtta.

: Cprs>9gspptsn er Der i%notrufet en-
betpbelig Serrbaneeu Iptte; 25 Ntenne:
fer miltsbe 2iuet, os man9foloi9e tom
mere eller miuore til Staoe.
= 50 Nmeritanere er blepet mproei
paa Madagascar / en- 9apn. buor Gens
Resisrins lite bar tunnet ienoe Crop:
per ben paa @runo al 6ranltmGnosnes
Optraoen. Den ameritanife Staggering
uil fanite aHorors 6rantri9 en- 6Or:
.tlarius.
= Qoro 9ufierin bar oronet Bet Iaas
leoes msb ben aspptiite Resjerins, al
Staten life onlGsser nosen Sag moi
Qrabi Halba.