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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
TEXAS STATE NEWS.

The city council of Bonham appro-
priated $500 for the benefit of the fire
company.
A local cotton firm of Waco recently
bought $4,000 worth of cotton in n
single day, or one thousand bales.
Ii is announced that new gambling
house in mammoth style is soon to De
opened in San Antonio.
ellis county has provided poor
farm of 3lo acres, for which it Daid
seventeen dollars an acre.
Two English capitalists are negotiat.
ing Tor the Waco cotton factory. 1t
has paid well under its present man
agement
The citizens of Gainesville have
ask ed the Western Union Tor a direct
and independent telegraph line to st.
Lonis.
The Rocking Chair ranch in the
fanhanale has just been surveyed.
preparatory to fencing it in. The dis
tanee around it is ninety-niue miles.
The search for Mary Churchill IN
san Antonio resulted in failure TO
ind the lady, but n sharp reporter
claims TO have discovered chemise
bearing her name.
Last week when Needham Branch.
OF shelby county was convicted and
sentenced to five years for murder. He
thanked tue jury for letting him OF
so easy. lie expected longer SEN
tence.
II Is proposed to erect an observatory
! with an elevation of fifty feet on the
summit OF Caddo Peak, which is about
nine miles north of Clehurne. so
says the Telegram, but who proposes
TO erect the observatory is not stated.
The Denison Gate City says the dav
the Indian Territory is thrown omen
for settlement TO the world will be To
Texas what independence day was to
| the American colonies. 1t thinks the
time Is not far distant.
]. NJ. Draper lately arrived in JeiSer-
son nom Portland, Oregon. He dc.
iiveted a brilliant lecture AT the Meth
odist church and was soon afterward
arrested on dispatch from Portland
ordering his arrest on charge of
forgery.
The Stone cattle company own a
pasture over sixty miles lony. nartlv
IN Wichita county. Ii has moi been
molested so far, but threats are mut-
tered every day and the probability i
THAT at least the grass viii be fired,
Wichita county was once the IN.
vorit. pasture for buttaloes, and as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

many as five hundred skeletons are
frequently found Ola single acre of
ground. Gathering these bones il an
important industry engaged in mainly
10y Indians. and twenty car loads are
shipped every month TO st Louis.
Two suits have been entered at Aus
tin, aggregating about 10000, against
the Travis bridge company for loss of
cattle killed Or drowned by the falling
OF the Colorado bridge in May last.
The plaintiffs are John II. Coleman
and Field, Thomas & Rainey.
VIM. Brin and wife have brought
suit against the Texas IL ST. Louis
narrow gauge railway for $50, 900 dam
ages, for injuries alleged TO have been
sustained at Corsicana by an engine
striking them, dislocating the mans
knee and ankle, and permanently dis
aiding his. wife's shoulder.
The Sherman Courier says that on
Sunday night the fences enclosing the
lands Of Mr.. Bumbarger were entirely
cut down, and Tom Greenan, John
Dysart, Clint Jones, and Gunter q
Gunter's fences were cut bad enough
to turn their pastures out on the COM
mons.
a marine curiosity was drawn up in
a net at Corpus Christi u day or two
ago. The local paper says 1t could con-
vert itself from neat, trim little fish,
into thin, round bladder, and while
in this shape, ioat upon the seriace of
the water like an eggshell 1t could
emit the air and sink into the water at
pleasure, and could be blown up by
placing it to the mouth
The Gainesville hldepencleat SAYS
! the authrities OF Wichita county aided
by the rangers and BY Cemmanche
Jack, with his police force of red men,
+ hope to suppress all disorders, fence
cutting and grass burning inclusive.
Sergeant platlis inthe Wichita section
/ to suppress fence cutting, although it
has not commenced there vet. The
sergean t.lailed TO find any complaints
against the party who shot and Killed
Butler and wounded another hester at
4 the fence Of the Red river cattle conf
4 pany, twenty-five miles from Hen,
retta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
The aEnrlish Sustain D

Frotectionists, and protec.ionists' or
gans, can assign no worthier reason for
their denunciation of free trade. or,
what is practically free trade, the inn
position Of duties for revenues only,
and not for protection, than that the
system is that upon which England
has founded her manufacturing great
ness aud commercial supremacy. A
leading exponent of high tariff views
tells its readers thar there ~ 'strong
European prejudice against American
wheat" and gravely asserts that Eng
fish merchants 'will buy in this coun-
try only If we sell cheaper chan do
other people, This with an innocent
earnesness OF manner rs If the fact
were new-found and would at once ex.
cite an Indignant denial among the
friends of free trade,
The sensible man of business usually
makes his purchases in the
market where he- caa buy to
the greatest advantage and with
the greatest profit. If other nations
nnderbid MS in selling wheat in Eng
land, that country is under no moral
obligations TO take our products at the
higher figures. Our merchants pur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

sue the same policy Of btying in the
best and cheapest market. What
Chicago or 81. Louis dealers would
hesitate to close bargain with a Mexi-
can grain grower If he could deliver
wheat in those cities one cent cheaper
than we can produce IL? And who
would condemn those dealers for lack
of patriotism in making such bargains
when to their advantage.
Governments are not run on philan-
thropic principles, nor is business con-
Quoted with benevolence as rule of
action. Governments and trade ae
selfish. The English government
protected her people until they were
about to starve, in the belief that ex-
clusion of foreign competition
would make them prosperous and
wealthy. Since 1864, when Golden
secured the repeal of certain prohibit
tory tariffs, the statesmen of that coun-
try have thrown open their ports and
markets TO free trade, and this has
given what is but the natural com
mercial law of the world the name of
the English system" II is only an
English system because England was
the first the perceive the folly of re-
stricting trade, and adopt that sys-
tenn. AS well might Republican
form of government be called the
American system, because the coun-
try has adopted it.
We buy annually less than $500, 0O0,-
600 worth of English products, while
she buys of over $500, coo worth.
She does not buy it because of her
like for us, nor does she refrain from
buying more from dislike But if our
trade restric ton were removed, traffic
between the two countries would
largely increase. If interchange
of goods in trade is adj
vantageous to countries engaged in
trade, then whatever tends to its in
crease is to be encouraged, and con-
yersely whatever is in restraint of
trade is pernicious and should be dis
couraged. Protective tariffs, while
they aggrandize some, are incubi on
trade and should be abolished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

EXTRAORDINARY Importance is at
tached TO the coming election in Vir-
ginia. The Readiusters, supported by
the the federal government and the
Republican party Of the state, predict
success, but the Democrats are more
encouraged and confident than at any
time since MAnoNE gained control of
the state. Both parties will make a
desperate struggle to win, for both
recognize that the crisis of MAuoNE's
political career is mt hand. This cleo
ton viii be his final triumph or his
Waterloo. If he wins, lie can COM
mand recognition Mt the next Republi-
can national convention, and having
control of the Virginia delegates, and
virtual command of the Independents
of North Carolina and other unsafe
Southern states, viii be in position to
dictate the nomination Of the Republl-
can candidate for president. Should
he fail, the independent movement in
the south viii collapse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
THE TEXAS PRESS.

The Ciatesyle Aduance wrestles
weekly with erring Brother Shaw and
other inlidels.
The Sabine Pass Times is the latest
venture in Texas journalism. The
journalistic veteran, w. +. McClana-
han, is at the helm.
Mr.. a. u. McCollum Tor many year
connected with the Daily fTess o
Waco, and recently editor-in-chief OF
The Examiner, has resigned his posi-.
ton on that paper and will take charge
OF me PAY, the new evening journal
which is TO be established in that city.
MI. McCollum is pointed and pol
ished writer, and one of the best Jour.
nalists III the state and the, Ddy under
his management will ut once take
front rank among the leading dailie.
Of the state. Col. Barlow succeeds
Mr.. MoCollum us editor of the .Egan,.
aler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
Only One in the South.

The Fort Worth WEEKLY GAZETTE
is the only cight-paged weekly news
paper published in the South that is
published for one dolIara year The
WEEKLY GAZETTE Is made up with
especial reference to the wants of its
patrons, and the people OF Texas now
have n chance to get az good weekly
paper as there is in the South for the
small sum Of one dollar yenr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

PROFESSORS of economy can some
times ride their hobbies to death, rs
the legislature of Georgia have done,
in refusing TO pay the funeral expenses
of Gov. ALEXANDER STEPHENS. Geor-
gia has given to the world no more
eminent man than her late governor,
and he was entitled 20 the honors of a
public service at his death. The scam
dial of a reputation of the debts Incur
red by those who directed his funeral
will not easily be wiped out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

AMERICAN Irritation at the exolu.
sion OF our pork from Germany and
cattle from England, is very inconsis.
tent: We have practically excluded
AL imports from abroad 10y our prohih-
itors tariff, and should not growl flour
policy is initiated by others. lee tal,
s9ass is sometimes pretty effective in
'nauelng people to see the other side
ola proposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
A TOUCHING SCENE.
a Dead Infant and its BereRved Parents
without Home.
fDnnisnn (;ata Citx.1


Denison Gate City1
A touching scene was witnessed by
u representative of the Gate OH, YES.
terday. ON the brow of the hill at the
western end of Main street stood a
wagon covered with the canvas used
thy the class known rs movers. By
the SIDE OF the wagon stood a man
apparently iorty years of age,
woman and two or
thrte ehl'dren.ss The woman was
Weehii bitterly and the mans face
was bowed as If in sorrow. The sor-
row oil me woman attracted the atten-
tlon OF the reporter and tile man WAS
questioned as to the grief Of his wifa
ana children. The man wiped AWAY y
tear lhat trickled down his cheeI, anJ
SAID he and his family were from
Kansas en- route to q small rancho in
one of the western counties of Texos :
owned by his brother. The family
consisted Of wife, father. two bovs. a
little girl and little infant about ten
months Old. Along the line of their
route nothing happened 60 mar the
happiness OF the family until few
Gays ago the little infant contracted a
severe cold, and grew from bad 20
worse until night before last cruel
death took from them the little snf-
ierer. Fhe poor man drew aside the
canvas and there lay the white face of
me dead child. AT sight Of her darling
BABY, the mothers grief burst forth
anew. The children, Just old enough
to comprehend the situation, echoed
the mothers glief and the wagon con-
tanning the infant corpse surrounded
by The bereaved family was .. heart
braking spectacle. The remnants of n
hasty meal were gathered together
the horses hitched 10 the wagon, and
the living and the dead moved on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
SATURDAY MoRSrNo SEPTEMBER go.
Announcement.

Commencing with October ist., 1883,
subscription to the WEEKLY GAZETTE
will be taken at the low price Of 81 per
annum, and the Stock journal will be
reduced in price for yearly subscrip-
tior tos2. Now is the time to send in
your names. Address your orders to
the WEEKLY GAZETTE, Fort Worth,
Texas, and inclose 81 and you will re-
ceivc the brightest and most newsy
weekly in the South-west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
That Horned Horse.
Austin $ atesrlan,


Mr.. Bailey informed Stfte80aet5s
representative OF hor led horse which
he saw in the town of Clebltrne, in
this state. He says The horse is perfect.
except 1t has two horns. 1t was foaled
on the ranch of Mr.. Knight, who
lives near the city, two years ago, by
mare in no way peculiar. The colt
is now large and perfectly formed, and
q deep bay color. lie has been broken
and drives and work, to both saddle
and harness. Mr. Bailey says he is \
perfect hcrse in every regard, with the
exception of the horns, which are
twelve inches long,and prelude from
each side Of the head, about two inches
above the eyes, When Mr.. Bailey
was in Cleburne, the owner, a Mr.,
Knight, had the horse in the city ana
he created II great sensation. MIR.
Bailey offered him $500 cash for the
animal, but the owner refused To take
itand said he was intending to shin
him to New York, where he expects ia
sell for fabulous price. We have no
ticed i'll some of our exchanges men
ton OF this same animal, but supposed
1t To be u cannrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

A CONVENTION of representatives OF
the stock interests of the country, nn-
der the auspices Of the national com
missioner Of agriculture. will meet in
Chicago November 18th and 10th. 1t is
called TO consider and devise plans by
which the introduction and spread OF
contagious diseases amongst American
stock, may be prevented or checked.
All live stock associations are invited
to send representatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

THE Iowa canvass grows In inten-
sity. The issues outlined are prohibit
ton and protective tariff by Republic
cans, and license and revenue reform
by the Democrats. Each side has its
best men in the canvass. Senator
HARRISON of Indiana and ex-Gov.
HENDRIcKs are both on the stumpand
doing hard work for their friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

X rRorEVrIoNisr paper in one of
the interior counties asserts that
there is no denying that protective
tariff has raised the wages Of the
American laboTer.A And there is no
denying that it has raised the price Of
products which the American aborei
consumes, The final eilect is no gain
to the workingman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Two "lay officers and chaplain in
the army We're convicted OF duplicat-
ing their pay accounts and sentenced
TO dismissal. The Officers will be re-
mstated, for they have friends, The
chaplain will SO out, for has none. a
chaplain IN the army is forlorn
wretch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

NhErhRREp by adverse judicial de-
cisions in Wyoming and fence cutting
IN Texas, HUNTER, EVANS Il Co. of
~ Louis arc enclosing vast cattle
ranch on the Cheyenne and Arapalioe
reservations that will require go miles
OF barhed wire to surround it, with
80 additional miles for cr0ss-feneing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

REPUBLICAN claims TO prescience
will get tumble soon. 1t isn't wis
dom TO predict so far ahead that a
revenue-reform plank will not be nc
ceptahle TO the next Democratic ma
tioual convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

a DOUBT is cast on the genuine Re
publicanism of the pension officials.
OF the Sloo,o00,0oo appropriated by
congress for pensions they could only
get rid of S7o,000,00 IL will not b,
allowed to happen ngain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

The GAZETTE does not speak en-
cat6edra, but ii is of the opinion that
Gov. ireland will not disregard the
demand FOR an extra legislative session
If the popular voice Enthusiastically
asks it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

MASSACHUSETTS Republicans are
going over the files Of Southern news
papers hunting up all the hard things
said about BUTLER ten or twelve years
ago. They make application OF second
hand epithets to tit their own ease
now
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29
A LittleGeni
tDenison Gate cit,

That little gem of Texas papers.
the Fort Worth GAZETTE, has been re-
organized in its editorial, mechanical
and business DEF artment. From its
appearance the change has not hurt il
q particle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

THE treasury statement shows gold
coin and bullion in the United States
treasury to the value of S204,0l0,3
silver dollars and bullion, Sll9, lA3, 0l3
fractional silver coin, S27,265, $40
United States notes, $50 ,950,056
Against this total reserve of $l04 ,297,-
337 are outstanding certificates
amounting to Sli5, 004,98l. The bal
ance, S25S, 302 ,406, is withhold from
circulation, diminishing the business
capital Of the country to that amount,
drawing 10 interest and benefiting
nobody,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

PRoTEcrIoNlsr members of the
knights of Labor have seeded from
that organization because Of the APP
polntment of a free-trader OH the ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Bold BEN BUTLER holds the Green
hacker and Democratic parties, of
Massachusetts in his arms like an oc-
topus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Remiitauces by DRAFT, post-oiiicc money
order 81 IA registered letter at risk o, ONCE
,,orrespondence Is solicited upon sll news
subjects
prompt Information OF events nnd news
IanpeninQs of general interest solicited, and
viii be properly compensated,
All communications intended Tor puhllca-
tIon must be accompanied by the writer 5
name and address, not for publication, but as
AN evidence OF good faith.
Address letters and communications OF
eyefy.character 20
LOVING PrBLfsHrSo CoNPANY,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

INEFFICIENT or insufficient laws
are worse than no laws. 1.-THE legisa-
ture can not make laws for the protec-
ton Of state interests Il is time for the
people to know It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

CIVIL-sERvIcE reform doesn't re-
form. 1t is intended for theorists, not
for practical politicians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Conkling has been snuhbed and sent
to the rear while there was no need of
nm, but he is now duplicated to come
out and help elect the men who wear
MS scalp. Conkliug is not that sort Of
christian, and willallow them all the
glory of winning the fight themselves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

THE man without Il theory to better
the condition of the worlsingman is as
scarce as pfivates Of thu late war.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

The demand for an extra session O
the Legislature is n popular call.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

TIE gubernatorial campaign opens
early III Missouri. Ex-Governo,
PitELPs and General JoHN S. MARINA
DUKE arc the more conspicuous candi-
dates mentioned. The former retired
rom the goyemorship in 1880, and was
succeeded by CRrTENpEN. MARINA
DUKE was popular Southern general,
and commands the support of power
full element of old Confederate soldiers
in the state. 1t IS u notable fact that
since the Democratic party came into
power in Missouri in 1872. her govern
ors have been, with a single exception
men who were pronounced Unionists.
This Is n singular record for IA Southern
state, whose more prominent public
men were Confederate leaders or sym
pathizers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

THE Houston A9e propounds a
question:
why is there not theological
branch of the university? What can
be of more Importance to the honor,
prosperity and advancement of state
than that its youth shall be taught
those things thar pertain t. their sal
walton ~
What creed Of theology should be
taught in such an institution? There
is strife already between the allopaths
and The hommopaths as to who shall
rule the medical department of the
university, but their rage is nothing to
what would follow among religious de
nominations IL it were attempted to
run state theological school. The
odiltm Mcotogicum would dwarf all
other quarrels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

JUDGE HoADLEY is well enough e
make the Republicans feel sick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-29

Cinderella slippers until October 18th
AT cost ~ Lewis Bros. u Co.'S.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
BROWNS
LRON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Gu &loiterbiitorie ira @Sien.

6orleoen Dag ouerralteoes be Sorbi9aaenbe Ell al
9Siens Gaoer peo, at en- t%uinSelis Stittelie piite Tia oppe
paa Oct eperlte al Den yoernlur, lon leber ubenoin ct Ser
uGrenoe 9onnetlolter. $ ct 9tu par ben un9e Ei9e, bpis
&ra9t %antpoebe, at bun MATTE pGre &loitsrnopice, meo ct
orlltl9t SGt opsr Wturen og nepe paa @aoen, bpor bun
natlrlspis famine Seblif, efteriom Oct par boilps Saq,
lamIeoe Ell tGt &lynge npssierri9e ON fla, ser beitormebe
benSe neo %alebaanoe Spsrgsmaal. &en unoe lSiae flnbe
nGlten life tomme til Srbe for Graao; unber beftia Sulz
ten TortaIte bum, at benbes 9iem par ilere Mile borte fra
9Sien, at benoes Slastniuger pilbe tpin9e benbe til at aifte
fig meo en- Utanb, bun lite funbe uoitaa, at bum berfor
moo i'm Siuie par bIeuen fsrt til &loteret / gSien pa op.
ta9et Der lom Jouice, at Vriorinoen bapbe bebanoIet benoe
nns9et Ilet, Sa Den umse Fise beitemt bapbe erfleret for
benSe, at bum paa insen Maaoe uilbe pere aonne, og at
bum III, oa bun lite lanssr tunoe bolbe set no, uar fluae
tt bort ira &lolteret. louu lluttebe meo at beoe en- tilltez
ospGrenbe 0erre ON, at ban piloe pie benoe Sen @obbe6
at tsl9s benoe, Der par utienot / Spen, ben til Ell 9ens
inoe, bpis aoresie bun opsau. Smiolertib par Ser fOmnlem
en- YoIitibetisnt til, iom 6Guosoe fin 6orret til at ule benne
riooerlise plist imoo Den ~sraoenbc unge Nouice, men FORT
maatte bun Dog fslse meo bam paa Stationen for at uf.
give Seretnims til Y%rotofolen ON bt 6oreialbne. Oette
lfebe. Wten paa Statiouen bapbe Sen Carer babebe go.
piee bet ubelb at blipe s%ientjenot lom Ell 2O.aaris Gene
ltep9e fra Wien, Der bauOe ltiaalet Gaifetei til en- S9rbi
at Is &r. fra en- Saifefone gSien o9 / oenne Nnlebnura
blep forful9t meo Stifbreue al Eolitiet, efteriom bum efter
Spperiet bapoe 9lort Jig ulpnlig. Sum bIeu ga ltrar ailes
peret til ben Oomner, unber buis Oiltrict bum bsrte. Gen
romantiife @lorie par imiOlertio foriuunSen, os Ben oemaz
lfersNe Spu sioroe insen ~llofuster, men tilitoo ltrar Spuez
riet 0pab ben romantife' &lolterbiitorie anaaar, laa OPP
IOite ben Jig fslsenbe proiaiife aienbssierninser. 9iaisee
mso en- Seninoe bauoe bun friuiais neIbt fig set 8loiter,
Ioroi bun ~baabebe, at YoIitiet life let ifulbe faa 6insre /
benSs Der, os par sftsr fin esen gesiarins bIeuen optasen
len 9topee Sioltret. Oct funoe osiaa pers aaaet me-
get Soct attainment, ilntteee bun i'm GiIitaaelie for Oom>
nasren. "naar je9 bare lite baube tiebet mig iaa forffraffes
lls Der; os iaa par Gereulonierne iaa sruiomt ~srinastise,
os bet lasoe min Seninoe osiaa, os bet iasoe ale Sc am
ore yfopicsr meo, men laa tom jes en- Sang til at le b0it
lite boiSs op isien, os Iaa uiIoe De life beboIbe mia lam
GER" Sitter bisie MeobeeIier ansaaenbe fit &lOiers9uui.
e!t bleu Wtarie S6ulsba6er = bet beb bun for Gpues
rist Ssmt til fjOrten Oases ftrens Mrreit.