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NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTORS

NNHE BOARD OF Ed 7 TTON
bridgeport, Ohio, will receive BIDS I
building n brick school house OF two ruos|
and n brick school house Of four roozI
sl.o for putting heating apparatus In tho I'd
building, until noon June !, lssi. The bal
must furnish with his bid good security !
the performance OF his contract. The boa1
reserves the right TO reject any OF ~ ~.
Will pay In monthly estimates. fas
specifications may be seen ON and Atsf ~
18th. nj the once Of Ro~ j. Alexsndsf, ~
nort. Ohio. The bids must hs filed VIA Z
CLERK OF the Board on or before noon lss|
issi THOs. X ORA
a.cdI Crt|
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-For Tennessee
and Ohio Valley, increasing cloudineSs with
ra;n and warmer, southerly winds and
falling barometer.
Lower lake region, warmer and tairer
weather, following by increasing cloudi-
ress and local rains, easterly. yeering to
lsoutherly winds lower pressure.
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- Rrcntlinger's Sarsaparilla.

CRowps of people will attend the Island
Fair Grounds races this sfternoon. IL you
20 you can assure yourself IN advance OF
very much entertainment and any quantity
of excitement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

For BREAKFAsT-A nice tenderloin por.
ter house steak, crisp potatoes, and good
cup of coffee, with bread, butter, &c, for
25 cents, at Martin Thornton's, No. 1925
Market street.
For DINYER-Roast beef. veal and all the
vegetables of the season with desert, for Is
cent?. This cannot be beat in the country.
Go and get dinner at Martin Thornton's
Capital Dining Rooms, No. LOG Market
street
For SUPPER-Nice porter house steak,
corn bread hot biscuit, potatoes, with trim
mings, for 25 cents, at the ever popular
dining rooms of Martin Thornton, of the
Capital Restaurant. No. 1926 Market street
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lF you don't feel well, have no appetite
or strength, Brentlinger's Sarsaparillia will
bring you around into perfect health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

YESTERDAY pools were sold on the races
to come off on the new Fair Grounds to-day.
and the idications are that very much in
terest Will be felt and big crowd will be
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

By going to the Fair Groui1s this after.
noon you will see the most exciting races
which ever took place there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

LOVELY, toney, gloye-ftting boots can be
worn by all who use German Corn Remover.
25c-
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AffaHheD Cake.

J. II. DrEHL & Co., J. 8. Welty. War.
then & Tieman, Geo. X. McMechen and
r. j. Smyth sell Charter Oak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

As effective medicine for kidney dis
eases, low fevers and nervous prostration,
and well worthy of q trial. is Browns Iron
Bitttrs
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Go TO the races to-day on the Fair
Grounds
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Go TO the races this afternoon

YESTERDAY pools were sold on the races
TO come OF on the new Fair Grounds to-day,
and the indications are that very much in
terest will be felt and big crowd will be
prpSpnt
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REFRESHMENTS OF all sorts at the races this
afternoon on the Fair Grounds.
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AHOHTH-AGENTS WAHTED
COTE go So ceiling artieies IN ths
MIR world |; I sample hse: Addrs. Ssy
VGSV Droasoa Dstroit. Mich. fs6egs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

By going to the Fair Grounds this after.
noon you will see the most exciting race.
which ever took place there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-20

CROWDS of people will attend the Island
Fair Grounds races this afternoon. II YOU
60 you can assure yourself in advance of
very much entertainment and any quantity
Of eNcitement
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THE best is the cheapest Get Charter
Oak Flour. Robert Simpson, wholesale
agent.
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II you want the bloom OF YOUTH, the
luxurious elixer of good blood, use Brent
IlI.gers SarSaParilla.
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" you like good bread you will always
have it if you use Charter Oak. Robert
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EVERY barrel of Charter Oak warranted
to give satisfaction. Robert Simpson.
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DoN'T fail to see the trotting match on
Tie Island Fair Grounds this afternoon.
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DoS'T fail to see the trotting match OF
the Island Fair Grounds this afternoon.
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NEW ASSORTMENT
OF Ladies' Neckwear Just opened In large
variety, Splendid stock medium price Lace
and Null Ties, embroidered and plain. These
are marked very cheap. Some oeaulitul
STYLES in Spanish Lace. Black and Cream
Fichus. a very large stock OF fresh and at
tractiye Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &C.
HENRY JACOBS.
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Go TO the races to-day on the Fail
Grounds
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PORK PACKERS.
WANTED.

VYYANTED-sTATE AGENT pos W v.
w ginia snd wet Virgins 70 49,
reys R0t .syy, pumP'Ps o S1i si'' cssrl
CAR CO., Canton, q. mI'-
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Thermometer Reeora

The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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REFRESHMENTS of all sorts at the races thi
afternoon on the Fair Grounds.
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place for the same work. The blocking OF
the furnace throws men oEt of work who
are not only willing, but anxious to keep
going and some of them have families de-
pending on them. 1t is more than likely
that some arrangements will be made by
MARTINS FERRY.
Lime stone is being delivered at the
Benwood furnace at 81 and 81. 10 per ton.
The Laughlin boilers were off Thursday
and part of yesterday on account of un-
satisfactory iron.
fBy the time the Benwood furnace is ready
to start up again large quantity OF stone
will have been stored on the grounds.
Some very satisfactory heats are being
made in the Zwindle furnace at the Laugh
lin mill, with q small consumption of coal.
The gentleman who sold Mr.. Spence the
machine thinks of chartering the Little
Anna to bring up Wheeling people to see
his light work.
Monsieur Reauleaux is building one OF
his gas furnaces at the Laughlin mill, and
il will be tried early next week. It is said
to be very simple and ingenious:contri-
vance, and all are pleased with it.
Part of the machinery for the Junction
Iron houses is on the ground and the rest
is coming on. Brick laying will begin
next week. The buildings are being
pushed to completion very rapidly.
Mr.. Zwindle, the patentee of the furnace
of that name, has written a letter to one of
the members of the Laughlin Iron Com
pany, that the infamous statement pub
lished in the hteiiigenoer some days ago in
regard to his furnace, has got to be re-
tracted. Correspondents should be little
careful.
L. Spence has contracted with the Fuller
Electrical Company for the placing of one
of their electrical machines in his works
on First street. This machine generates
light for three burners, each one Of which
is equal to 1900 candle power. This is the
first break in this direction. and we look TO
have the light in the glass works and mills
very soon. The engine in the works will
supply the power for generating the slec.
triIity.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16
4 Little Mistaken.


THE Afontesano is the name
given sternwheeI steamer Of 80
feet length built at Portland for
the Chehalis river trade, and which
will-6e. run I'M connection with the
steam. schooner Jas. 4 Garfield,
whiehsiatter will ply between Port
land and Gray's. Harbor, the mouth
of the Chehalis. Thus our neigh
bors, with their usual energy and
foresight, are reaching over into
Washington Territory for trade
essentially our own, and which
they will control and monopolize
for years to come unless an effort
is put forth by our people TO wrest
it from them. If the Olympians
had done something besides talk
ing, picnickiug aud dancing, they
would have been in full enjoy
ment of all that traffic many years
ago, but now it has passed from
them forever. The only way of
again getting that trade into the
hands of citizens of the Territory
is by the building of a large town
at Gray's Harbor or by drawing it
to Seattle, as. proposed by the
Puget Sound & Gray's Harbor
Railroad Company In either
event it will take more than talk
to accomplish the desired end
Seattle Post-Inteiligefcer.
Our usually correct contempo-
rary errs in one instance in the
above. The Montesauo was built
in Astoria, rot Portland: other
wise it is correct ip the main.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16
Divorce Ma de Easy.

EVERYONE wi 20 rem mhers the
sea of slush and nastiness that
poured over the land when the
Beecher-Tilton scandal was in the
courts a few years ago, will be
glad to know that the great
Sprague divorce case will be qui-
etly and peacefully settled and
the prurient imaginations of thoa.,
sands of salacious people must &c
untickled But though the
papers announce such, one can
not very well help wondering
whether it is in accordance with
the soundest public policy that
suitors for divorce, even in the
Sprague station of life, should be
permitted to enter into formal
agreement for divorce, as the
parties in this case are reported to
have done. In most States the
obtaining of divorces by collusion
is expressly forbidden by statute;
and in no State where the ad-
ministration Of justice has ad-
vanced beyond the code of Lynch,
would self-respecting court grant
a divorce where collusiou was be-
lieved to exist. Yet the Spragues,
by their counsel, not only agree
upon divorce and the terms there
of, but upon the grounds which
shall be Regarded by the court in
granting the decree; and it doesn't
seem TO enter the heads of either
parties Or counsel that the court
before which the case is pending
will hesitate for a moment to in
dorse this usurpation of its func-
tions.
Perhaps they are right. They
probably know better than the
outside public can what g Rhode
Island court can he expected to
do. Certainly, if they had any
doubt on the point they would
make some effort to conceal their
plans and intentions, instead of
taking the Associated Press. and
through it The whole world into
their confidence But if they are
right, ifsthe Rhode, Island courts
are the nonentities they are as
sumed to be, the dimutiye New
England States, will soon have all
the divorce business it can attend
to, ard Indiana viii cease to be
the Mecca Of mismated. For,
even in Indiana, the courts insist
upon going through the form Of
deciding divorce cases and refuse
to let the parties agree on all the
details.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16
a Gard.
March la. iSS3.

hNAPPA, Ai2fcA isi. 1857.
| EDIToE AsTORIAN:
| IouI Knappa correspondents, signing
| himself or herself Resident" =" hayingaI-
tempted TO white wash the Illegal pro-
| cPedingS at the annual school meeting
| held at hnappa on Monday last will
state few facts for the benefit of the
pablic.
"Hesident" says it was q case Of spite
against principle" Now the spite, il
there was ANY, was all on the side OF The
majority; ana principle. If there waS
any. and law and order. was attempted
| TO he maintained by the minority. OF
| those taking part IN the election. The
facts in the case are as follows: Mr.. 4.
| Knapp has felt sore on the school ques-
| ton. since the election of c. ". LOueh-
! cry rs director last year, and has been
/ trying to get the Ross crowd. as lie calls
! them, set Cif INTO district No. IS. hat
! falling IN that. he said he was prepared
! To handle the Ross crowd without giOgrs
| at the coming election; which he did
etfectually by obtaining from Sheriff
TWomDly twenty or more tax receipts
of fifty cents each for all tie floating
population employed IS wood choppers,
aud in the various logging camps. who
would vote his way. having no shadow
DI right 10 NCtc aJ 4 school election.
under the laws of Oregon, though most
of them being entitled toYote at a cOun-
| ty or state election.
There was were rs votes cast at die
school election, of which will venture
10 say there We're not twenty legal
voters.
And now as resident quotes Col.
Stone (whO is a gentleman) as giving
legal force to disputed points. ! will
now quote him Il little, rs had con
ycTsation with him Yesterday in regard
IN the school meeting. he told me
there was not to exceed seventeen legal
voters ont of the forty-eight who voted.
1t will be seen by the above admission
OF their leading man, how decisions
were made fearlessly and decidedly.
BiT. j. w. Crow being the oldest Of tie.
retiring directors OF. the- old board. de-
cided who were entitled to vote, and
from whose decision there was no ap-
peal. Mention was made of the aged
mother of Mr.. Il. Knapp depnsiting her
first ballot; when il is Known that it re
quired two persons 80 aid her tottePino
footsteps up the hill. it reflects little
credit. They succeeded in electing the
three directors and district clerk all
from one family ana their employees.
but not as Resident has it Shy large
majority" but a majority of Just five
women. As to the new board of direc-
tors being all men of energy and infiu-
cnce leave the public to Judge.
}. F. WARREN.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16
NEW TO-DAY.
JUSTICE COURT, Territory of Washing
u ton. COiIllY of Pacif.c. A Il Rnsh InS

JUSTICE COURT, Territory OF Washing
- ton. County of Pacific. A. X. Bush. jas
To THOMAS HARVEY You are hereby
notified that Joseph III. Moore has filed d
Claim against you in said court which will
come t0-be heard at niy-offiee az South Bend,
precinctin Pacific coislty. W. T.. on the 18th.
cay of April, A. ID: lsS3, at the hour OF Il,
O'Clock A. a. and unless you appear and
then and there answer. tie same Nill -De
taken as confessed and the demand Of tlit
pialntin' granted. The object and demand
OF said claim Is to secure the payment to
SUD plainflh by said defendant. the sim OF
fortyI40) dollars loaned money, with inter-
eet thereon. and costs OF suit. q.
Complaint fled February 10th. A D.. 1882
WILT a. K. BUSH, J. Z.
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sehool Tax. District TTo. 8.

UPPER ASTORIA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ School Taxes for the above District are
nov due and payable at the Office Of tie
undersigned. Please pay up promptly AID
save costs. VIM. B.ADAlR,
dtd. Clerk District No. 0.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-03-16
Seininc .Scow far Sale

NEARLY NEW. HAS ONLY BEEN aseis
~ part Of one season. Size, 44x2O feet q
foot hold. Good accOlnAlod ations for tWeutv
men. For particulars appl to-.
:, CUTTING PACKING CO..
u Eagle Cliff, VIZ
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

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ben. men benne Sarpe e. bog m.sst forRsaie. Ofe Ct ben
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brem fns fsrfts Straalsr paa be boios Sopps paa ben onoem
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Sislo % Giorb. Gsrsnb Waanen Ct tsmm.n belt op op,r
8ieofammen ienbT ben ut Cps ioran fla oper paa Nidb6o.n
lige ouer. men bette Fps er lite bet ieopaliae bpib., ~bIenoeuo.
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alt ct romantic 2alplps. Der bar IN 8irtnina iom bet for.
psoe Cps en- gotbiif Sirfe. Dttte guile, romantHie Qpsltier
opbsrr pianot, naar Waansn CT fomu,sn belt op opsr Ni,Ib.
tamm.n, men tun for at s~tufsIsts Of en- B.lpsnina. Der Del
lite Ct loo fin. men meget mere forartst. Man tenie Rg
6ielosnss mestise Stii,,Hr. buioe fra Sop til Sob, inbbpI.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
G N GODDARD

fs3te ban 10 oeiaa bet pbrs at pte at ban Dor Dpabens
fstfe @ano. 30 ban bpssecs lit MP. Stu.bus inbrettspe
ban bet sanite iom Be andre Uaarbe Bpsbsn, fun ferre %
~fabieisere. % brammenbe Lao bet 2 Stotuert bsis Sus I'M.
Der ben arsnne 81. Set fog fig sobt ub. Merfsrsbt m.b
srenne &arms. eraat Sfifsrtaa % flare Binbu.r, Iphe bet af
bet lang Be, o. Ianspsisfra funoe bet fees.
aensmanpsn par Gift meb Bpsbsns rissa. S.nt.. Sau
bapbs peret gift mango @ar, for leg Tom til Sarbans.r,
msn Golt fortalte, at bun TOM uaHt bar ct ~Iios9Iabt muntert
8eku. O.te iuloe be, iom i,n.re Ierte bsnbe at tienbe,
babe UanifsHst for at tro; Der bar nOsst ~itpae,a9tiat pb
beube, iuaban iom bun slsb omtrins Stusn ON bet par
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bare ulost; men SOlt antos. at bun 8estnins.n al oer,s
@iftsrmoal Oglua oilpe sisre lin Billie ~eiaIbnoe, men bar
blsusn usoi paa ,u Wuate, Der snsane for ale aioro, t,nses
Billie til en- Sspass Of benoes ManSs. DUN bapoe aIbria
oerst ietf, bep lite friife sfsr fit @it.maaI, boIot fa bog
cpps b. fsrfe Oar al lit sGst.tab. men ians iaa rent Jam.
men. laa lite alho. men itrantsbe bsftanbie. BOG Dor bun
f,oe bib % ~taaInobis % bar ut &Ors m.o subb.naiu,nt
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flor Stas pa 9ioe. SIest % Bennsr, ben baIpe Bpao bar
inobuosn, % oa Ssnsmanben bite fine @iefer fin fsrfe.
fsote, Tom ban gao Naenst Nasmuno, fob Der at lale paa
bans bog iaa ui8isnnsmtrenasis. &mIst: "gsts Ct min
Ssn, Mrpin8 til min 6iaoom, min Mast % &nieeie." -
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blsp talbt Signs. men Of bsnbe bsp Der lite slort fuot iaa
ussen Stas.
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Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

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bruno Sshs. Ssift cppe pna Scppsu Der ruau snonu Biu.
tsrsn ben mastise SiittsHe baru ON Mt 9op,b en- Surban,
bpib at osn ~bI9nosnoe Sue. Wen eftaiom 8aarsn irioer,
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Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
9ibt al 9Sert.

Gn Senorbiitorie. en
S,norlanser paa Wooen .r Ell afl.u
iupi'srst til en- rig 6srrstninssmanc.
pul,ts Srlt,rinbe bsosr ham ipuee en-
Romanc., men ban uesr,r zig uub.r
Sor.eiusnes al en- Snbispoition. Sils
non uobrpbsr Srutn: "Sio isa nar
Drowning, iaa tunce isa befeIs Dem
al iprs. |" - 6erereu ipoier lie st
ORD, msn saar ben I'll Yianost %
ipngsr en- imeatenbe Hcmorce, bpOr.
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ite Sag uootus.r Sru.n isletnbs Br.p;
%, bar bsfalet mig at ipnss; Sron'
ninaen al CAB mia nblip
Den lannme BsfaIins % unotrfsit.bs
ben p.b en- Ruue paa 100 9ouisbors
Seq poper at baab,, at Sc oil rsits
Gem .ftsr be tOna.liae Srabitionsr1
- Den ~iorbauicoe Wame leagsr to
8uHnbirantsisoler / en- SoauuIut %
l.nba bsm til Sanseysn, lebiasst al
isla.nbs Orb: "Wiu Serre, iss bette
Ter iom en- Drowning. n,sr .r TIN IN
Sanb,lsmunbs Rome os bar forr,tnines.
ni9shse Sebpansr. Bar b.rfor a
ben 0obbeo at i.nbe mig 3sittsrina
for iaoIaete; is9 bttal.r Yortesn ?"
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03
Ngt CREAMERY.

yt9t StSuubSt9
Det er ben for fin Creamery
8anbssO r1nDelie iaa befienbte Yeter
Smout. iom bar leiet 8lsins tiolt'
aere Brpgeert.8 paninser for Der at
latte ct anbet Creamery | Sang.
Sr. SmOut er en- praftifi os briftia
Maub, os ban bar pipf at beige en-
iaaban qiabS for I'm npe 8ebrift. al
Bet rel neppe par mulist at finbs
nosen beore. Sorusen rummeliae %
fislise eOfaler til Mrbeibsrum pa,
ban fore, bpelpsbe Stenfjalpere til
Opbeparins at 5lsoe Os Smsr. cl
al ben Strait, Der ubforprss til 8ier'
ming oip. bar ban liae inbe paa fQ
aiennem en- 8anblebnina fra Den
cpenfor belisoenbe "Sprins.W sae@.
San pil inben life lang 3ib bape Del
Sele / fulo Gang. Oa 5urmsrne pil
inart faa geies at bans @Gream'
Collectors. Ran fan bolbe. bpat
Wetfefanoe man pil. uaar ben bio
brlber "fanoarb H3e". Sans Op
fisbere bstaler Oafaa fOntant for ais
be irifie Ga, 5armerne bar at ialee
Sr. Smout bar ifret fta iaa TO-
8apital, at Der fra ben Sipe Snts
er | Beien for. at bette bans M
5cretasenoe pil frOnes meb Selp, o,
Der, bpor 8reatur. 4ntaast | ben ie
mere 3ib bar tiltaset / en- iaa betp
belis 6rab, fulbs man fro, at I
@reamsries sOot funoe iutinere pc
Chen at b%peranbre.
Decorah-posten., 1882-05-03

- Wooeren': "Sporfor ftriaer gu
iaa rooloult. Sans p
Sans: $50. Mo'r. Yeter oil babe bet
SnIue at Senesn.~
Mohsren @Saa Lao bau1 faa bel
9alpe os blip lia9snee file
9ans @Sa, men ban oil babe I'm
Salubd / Wibten, os leg ifaI Iiaa,
paa besse Siosrne. os bet fan iea
lite.
- SeI9erhe Nnetoote forteles fro
Sbabsn ai 8srfens N~uaorsiie / gu
ropa Sbaben trat en- YitoI uo al
BeItet % itiso en- Eisnsr. Der bapbs
uaret iaa ubelois at trebe BAN pac
SOb.n. SotsIsieren, buis Si.nsr bel
bar. bIsu beffprtet oa ubbreb : "S
SimIens Naon. bpao bar gresIenisr
BOG 9iort ?"-A8repI, isa fan 10 be
taI., bpao bet folt,r for Yoffer ! ifrir
bam paa 6fanineen." iparsbe Sbnbsn