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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Cool evenings, but not uncomfor-

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p"A' 'iiouSn W. "9'Ies9 an nv
'ieh'S nave iio' } e' 1u'i9 '000 y w.
ne department No7'ei VI '0Op
reached our aoie 'o-uaF' ne' W
hne WORK al inc goVeiiiine CHI "a ''-''-is
Office
Or. r. T. Osborn and lady viii oc
cupy 'he [eS'oei'c % q III 49,
during MfS' 0i'i''h '''s''i00 - -
summer
The re-ide~ce for Mr.. II. n. Alex
ander Is being rapidly constructed
and will probably be nhl>hed WHILE
Il "eeN
Mr.. VIM. Yandever, OF Marlcopa'
came in yesterday on short b"sl-
ness trip and made our office pleas
ant call this morning. lie leaves
or home to~day.
III. DIV. cf,h, tissue na,er ar.i>t
,l,ood and WI, can hive flv-roo +
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

On Tuesday morning terrible
crime was committed by Sacrament
to Taria, at the Yuma Ranch. Mrs.
Gonzales was alone at the place with
her tw daugh ers, when Tapia put
IN his appearance and forcibly car
ried the younger girl off, on his hor-
Sc. and galloped away to the mOun-
tains. The distracted mother and
sister walked eight miles to the
ranch of Felipe Gonzales, uncle of
he Kidnapped girl. Gonzales i'm
mediately started in pursuit, and on
Wednesday night caught up with
the vallainOus coundrel. who was
promptly secured by the uncle. who
would have soon ended his misera-
BILE career; but his judgement ruled,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
CHARLEY 1IcCOlIAs ALIVE.

The following letter from NJ Sage,
Chief of Scouts, was received by w.
L. Davis, and handed to the Star for
publication:
SAN CARLOS, a. T, May 3, 1888.
FRIEND DAVIS two hiricahuas,
direct from Mexico, arrived yester-
day. had q long talk with Dutch
who is one Of hem, his morning
He tells me that Charley McComas
is alive and well, and in care of Bo-
nita, one of the chiefs. They saw
the boy eleven days ago and say he
goes BY his right name amongst them
that IS Charley" l think thqt if
the troops don't surprise the camp
he VIII eventual y be brought in. 1
also thi pm vhat I can find out
throug 0Mem, they are going to try
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

LORD WELLESLEY, the hero of the
campaign against the Egyptian Ar
abs, is being treated with somewhat
of the ingratitude with which Spain
treated Columbus for discovering
America. He has been appointed by
the Queen to be blown up by dyn-
amite at the coronation of the Gar
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Notice of Homeste q q
GnN<R&T

(Fir publication AnriI 80, 1881
U. 5 Lana al c ut Tucson. Arizona,
Ap n. % 1873
COmplairt having been ente ID a thi
oflfc by William +. Gatllc. Of I'll enix. a.
T. gain-t III A. { Herewith TO nban-
.ouin@ i Home~'e d ni t~o y 30, dated
April sd, 1875 up n n 4 of the E =
? East. il Maricopa uafy Arizona. vi h
vi w TO the canoe lation of sal entry:
III sli II critics ar hereby u mnned 10
app ar a his flee on III. 9Th day of June.
1888, a 10 DEL 'ck a m t. resp nd and
fu sh T. s imony corcernins said legged
Il and nment e.. r DALEY.
Receiver Of ub'ic ,,cnevs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Notice ofTimber Culture
Contest.
First publication April 80, 1851
U. 5. Land Office at Tucson. NlizOna

U. s. Land 0fiice at tucson I N1izona,
Apri IS, 1888.
G, mp'aiut having been ent-.ed at this
Off; by William E. Gd;l1 of Pnenix. A
i, agairst J~hl \. { he. ow h. for allure
to comply vi W as t. imber Culture
Entry !, o. s.. dated APRIL 3r-. 1873, upon
the " L Of the S b 4 of Section one.
township North. r nge Eat. in Mar
c. mediation Of Said entry; coHtes n al
leging hat sand John A, h-I.' with has
never pla ut d any ire, ct timber SEED or
cuttings upon any poiti II of said IN
and In he more h in III years ago sod
and abandon the same Now theref IRE,
II "a pa he re hereby SUNNI oned to
apnear at this flee on Il h day of June,
Il So nj 0 O cl ok. a. m. 10 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said lcged
failure. G. e. DALEY
Receiver of ublic NJ neys.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Iron Wedne days Daily ]

iOl4 W GbIiS Ddttg
Building business continues live y
Harvesting machinery is in de
mand.
Tucson has another paper, the
Weekly Giant.
There is great travel to the Pacific
Coast this season.
Prof. Guthrie IS mailing the April
Methodist to subscribers aud others.
J. Morgan and H. Waller came IN
on the south bound stage this morn~
ing.
Stages in all directions are carry
ing a fair complement Of passen-
gers.
Hon. w. B. Horton was a passen =
ger on the stage going south, this
morning. g..
LOOKS like old times again" is
the frequent remark about town
now days.
Mr.. Dave Balsz is making an adj
ditiOn to his house in the northwest
portion of town.
The Triennial Conclave circular
of Knights Templar to the press is
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

THE Silver City Enterprise state
that numerous assays from the new
bonanza run from $4,000 to S27, 600
per ton. The new camp has been
named bonanza City," and heavy
litigation has set in concerning
claims. In fact the place is in fun
boom as a mining camp. More than
500 prospectors ale already on the
Ground.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

For ONCE there is a government
position of high honor and fair
emoluments which goes begging, a
circumstance which probably has
not occurred before in the last eighty
years. The time when the Office
sought the man closed with the last
century, as was supposed, and that
it should again dawn upon the ma
ton so suddenly when we had fairly
earned the reputation of being a
nation of Office seekers, might argue
a return to the pure simplicity of
the government of the early fathers:
but 1t don't.
The general impression has long
been growing that we were becom>
ing nation of hero worshipers, of
display and ceremony; but that an
Office which is pre-eminently one of
display and ceremony-witi a hero
for its object, should find no one to
assume its gorgeous functions,
knocks that theory into a cooked
hat
We have been supposed to be grow
ing into an elegant and courteous
people ever since the days when
Charles Dickens said that we " ere a
nation of pigs, and thereby set US to
Illuminating on the scriptural pas
sage, "One thing lack I yet" or
words to that effect. Yet one of the
most highly courteous and elegant
offices of the nation cries in vain for
some one to assume its ch1yalr1c
duties.
We have been supposed to be a
brave peoples people who feared
neither God nor devil. We have
subdued savage tribes, fought the
British like tigers, and among our
selves TO the extent of putting half
million citizens hors du combat
and there's Davy Crockett and KIT
Carson and Detroit Hull as shining
examples. And then we have an
army of brave warriors that even
now is exterminating the Indians
but with it all when chivalry and
nerve must come to the support of
honor and courtesy, there is no Ar
mold Winkelreid to sacrifice himself,
if need be. for the nations glory.
And so, the fond decisions of our
self esteem vanish as vapor in The
sun of present circumstances, and
with all our boosted attributes, the
grandest scene Of ancient and mod
ern times induces not one of them
to come forth-there is none, not
one who wishes TO represent this
great and glorious union at the cor
OnatiOn of The Gar of Russia
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
EDITORIAL UNHAPPINEss-

Sunday morning is usually sup
posed to be a time of editorial rest
to the scribbler, under ordinary con-
dilions, but we begin to suspect we
have committed a great sin at some
time, that the doctrines of Univer-
salism are true, and we are receiving
our punishment as we go along The
milkman bangs at our back door at
five o'clock on Sunday morning, an
hour earlier than usual. Alice Ma
ria has forgotten to set out the milk
pitcher, so we are instantly kicke ed
oHt of bed with the iDjuncti On 10
hurry up" The calcareous fluid is
secured and with every muscle cry
ing because it was walked up so
early, we seek another snooze in
speechless disgust. In thirty sec
onds we are soaring and snoring in
in dreamland when avigorous punch
in the ribs, accompanied by the ad-
monition, "There's the bread man."
comes from our better half, and we
again crawl out, take the bread and
concluding we are now safe, try for
another nap. We get it, two min
utes of it, and dream that a giant
with a long tail, fish pole made out
of a Gigantea Washingtonia and a
bundle of fish worms three feet in
diameter, has torn the kitchen off
the hind end of the house and is
walking away with it. "Won't you
neUer wake upr seems to come from
the far distance, then an earthquake
settles down between our shoulders,
and we wake up on the floor TO find
a Chinese vegetable peddler trying
to sell onions TO US through the key
hole of the back door. Silence some
times ceases to be a virtue and the
vegetable man leaves with a bug IN
his ear, but remarks in going: Dam
fooIee, too muchee s.eepee to catchee
lungions." Seven times the eXpe-
rience with the vegetable man was
repeated with variations with others
of his trade and each time a nap
was spelled, till patience had ceased
TO be a virtue The Chinese wash
man came along. Now was the time
for revenge. He was ut the front door
and Alice Maria had punched US up
often enough to rifle the Pacific
Ocean. We opened the door wide and
said Come in John" and Alice Ma
ria suddenly yanked her head down
under the cover, for be it known our
sitting room, bed room, dining room
and parlor are all in the front room.
We calmly took down a box of CT
CARS, asked John TO take a chair,
gave him a cigar, lit one ourselves,
and started in on a foreroon's talk.
The covers stirred uneasily before
long, then impatiently, but we
didn't see it; we only tried TO in
crease the interest of the talk for
John; showed him all our speci-
mems and fish hooks and things IN
til he he'd Seen some two and half
hours our morning guest, wnen he
thought of going. By careful man.
ipulating he was induced TO stay q
moment till we got our pants and
boots on and we have had business
down town all the remainder of the
day. Alice Mara will cool down in
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
HINES tead Notice:
First pu blication Aprii 6. 1881
Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,

Notice is hereby given That The follow
ing named settler, ii Is Peterson, has
di' notice Of his intention to make final
proot IL support of his homestead clafms
Nm Der 50. and secure final entry
thereof b. ore d II Pinney. Judge
of the 2nd judicial District court of
Arizon at henix, Arizona, on the
18th day of May, 1888, at the no I Of 10
O'Clock, a m for the Son h East Q lar
ter # see ton %. tow n hip North. ran &c
4E ard X VI and names the 70 low ng
rs his Witnesses Niz: Nuns Ellilg-on,
William r Lewis. Abraham Benton. John
r. Larsen, Of Phpnix, Maricopa county,
Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

and for the County of MMicOpa. 7 e =
Iitory of lizona.
P. >inor. Pia ntir- vs.. J. N. schriver,
Defendant.
he pcop'e OF the Territory of srizOna
send or I'll = t. J VI Shriv r. def nda ::
You are he,.bv rrqu d to ar at
nv oillce in Phel TX Precinct, Ma leo "a
county. Territory Of rzona, TO 90 swer
IF re me the com plaini of the Plainiiff IN
the abnve n tied acton. now IN tiic in
my O.1ic On the -3rd day of Jnne, ! SS5, at
20 o'clock. \. ".
The sa d act On is b-ou rht to recover
iudvme ag;inst y u Tor ffe sum Of
(-49 56) Fo-iy-I inc D1l RS aun tiiA-s <
Gen : in L tied Stats Gold in, all G d
to b due from you o p intif for il IA e.
b. ugh of him n your reqlest sc. =, as set
forl Il in said pl.in ifs conn laiut now on
fl in nv cffie
A. yo1 are hereby notified that ifyou
faii 20 appeal and answer said com iaiLt-
hove r quir d. said plain'itf WI tai e
ju gm, mt G last you for 8 id amount,
$40 56 tn with costs and damag es,
in [ it d I. ties Gold Coin.
To the Sher fl nr anv Cons Al e Of Mani
cop county. 7 cling: Make legal se.-
vic aud dre I, turn reof
tive under my had This 10th day of
April. A. d 1888.
W.R. WORKS.,
Jul tice of he Peace OF said Pie irct.
COX & CAM b LII, Attorneys for Pftiff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

TALK about the immortality of
actors! Lawrence Barrett, the noted
tragedian, it is slid. neither smokes,
chews, drinks, or swears.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

DYNAMITE, as political factor, is
the argument of moral cowardicc-
1t is the weapon of insanity which
Stays the innocent as well as the
GULLY.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

PARTIES III New York have started
a private postal delivery and post
office business which, of course, in
fringes on the rights of the govern
ment, which is attempting to squelch
the matter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
P. P. WILCOX, Agent
Mexico md Crook

WASHINGTON. May 6-At the
Mexican Legation some anxiety
seems to be felt that the attitude of
the Mexican Government in relation
to the crossing of the border by
United Sta es troops in pursuit of
hostile Indians should be correctly
stated. 1t is thought the circum-
stances under which orders were IS
sued by General Crook last Sunday,
notifying him to adhere strictly to
the terms of the treaty between the
two countries have not been flu ly
explained and an impression may be
created that the application of this
Government for a modification of
the convention, was made some time
ago and refused at critical moment
when Crook had crossed the border
The circumstances, as explained to
the Associated Press reporter, who
called at the Legation tonight, are
as follows: On the 2Sth day of July.
1882, the Mexican Government
signed at this city an agreement with
the United States Government, by
virtue of which the regular troops of
each country were authorized to pass
the border into the territory of the
other, under certain limitations,
which at tie time were thought to
be convenient - desirable by both
the contracti1 rites. On April
70 the State Nent proposed to
!: !: !: I: ! s: !: $: $:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

A PARTY is only practicable so
long as it conserVes the liberties of
a people.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

FOURTH class postoaices will re-
ceive an increase of pay from s to IA
per cent. till the first of October.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Thursday. asay 10. 1883

Pat Hamilton is at present en-
gagged in writing up Blsbee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Various QuaCks
XVEO-EACH WITH HIS OWN
PER SCHEHEE3-f' CULTIVATE
THE FIELD or HUMAN


There have AWAY b zen qulcks legal
uuac s. the 'gical gu cks, 'ientific
ana elk. and m q cal quac<-- Some of
Them are bl md. oily FLOWS who argue
and smile the worl in' o be ieving their
favoritr biz Of hum bug. o, hers a e pOmp-
Gus and pr tent US parasir u they
ma k it pa NJ II seem 10 j. We to be
swind'ed, ipulating only that it shall be
neatly done.
The dear public are equally brral to
the 81 crrie an magnet fIand. This fell
low is a genius in j. inc. He Will pui a
ma ..nctic b 1t ar0u' d y u aist- - mag
neIic neck acc und T your chin, or fl vou
out with an entir suit Of magn tic
cllih 5. war; ted TO seIvr the pu = os
r ordir airy ga men1s III d ct the - me
time to On ali q : a~cS II pm who ping
cot gh TO ha o stump ion.
MOstl of III m have n more elcc-rc r
IN gne ic power a out tn m than resides
in oOlen blal k t. or il rides { f ok
cloih. nlv " hen al u ed b. an eX e [ is
nal e nj. and IL n / > value is gross
ly ovet stated. VIII It's he stron"' st pos
sible pr-sumptive eE7Ience n favor Of a
p s-tiou tr remeG~r? leuly hat it shou
hav he N pr. red by sponsible per-
ns f acl9csowl Dig - Kill ii tn treat
mrut OF isaac
"a arel| on his fogndltion stands
BENSON7S CAPCINE porous LAS
TER. Etido sed by 5000 PHYSICIANS, phar-
marisf druggists. aDd cbt mis- $. 1t needs
no fur her apology nor irad iction. 1t Is
the one ana only true asid lried external
application. Quacks of ~ kinds pay tn
apcine the co mp iment OF their dislike,
as Satan Is said to disl ke lholy water
Look in tn mid lie of ID plaser for the
word c NE NE" rriA rs GEMS.
Seaburv & Johnson, O. Is, New \ ork-
mo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

THE Sunday Blue Laws of New
York have been repealed, Governor
Cleveland having signed the bill.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
A New Conception of
Hamlet,

When the melan holy D me exclaimed,
II have trat hin me which SURPASSED tn
show ne was III dGub dly suffering from
severe attic of Rh unatism o. Neural
gia. He said lit plssrth show because
II could not BE- seen; but hsd he been
aware the well known remedy for hese
trouol :, h W puld have purchA~ed sail
cylica. he greatest discovery in Materia
McdI. a.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

This parer on file at all the Principal
Newspaper Agencies in San Francisco
and a-tern Cities
E. Fake. Is Merchants Exchange, is our
Special Saa Francisco Agent.
j, Il Bates, Al Pa; k Row. will act as ou-
New York Agent.
l.. =. Fisher, 81 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco will have the HERALD on
file and solicit business.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

APPLY AZ TUE OFFICE FOR ADVERTISING
AND JOB RATES.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Charley 1IcComas safe.

SAN CARLOS, May THE two
Chiricahuas confined here say that
Streeter was not with the Indians on
their recent raids in Arizona, and
that he is not killed. Little CHARLEY
McComas is well treated by the In
dams of Bcnito's band. They say
they were not joincd by Indians from
this reservation. [Signeil
p p WILCOX A rert
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
THE GREAT
CEBlZA1El{(enedy
FOR
nuEIyuaIlSli.

NEURALGIA, Sciarica, Lumhago, Back
ache, Soreness of the Chest, Gou',
Quinsy, Sore Tbrnat. SWELL es and
~pralns, Burns and ScaldS, Ee -eral
Bodily Pains. Tooth, Ear and Head
ache. Frosted Feet and Ears, and all
other Pains and Aches.
No epa'atIon ON Garth equals ST
Jac obs Oil IL safe, sure. SIM le
and cheap e\teruni remedy: y trial
en,ails Lui the comparatively irif1ing
outlay Of 80 cents. and every one suf-
scring with pain can have cheap and
positive proof of It's claims.
Directions in Eleven Langhag es.
SOLD BY ALL DRJ GGISTS An d
DEALERS IN MEDICINE.
z. " oge'eg & CO.
Baltimore Nd. Z -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
Condensed TeIeSrims

w. H. Vanderbilt has sailed for
Europe.
The U. S. Supreme Court adjourn
ed last Monday Till the fall term.
Compromises are being made with
the Chicago and Pittsburg strikers
Governor Cleveland, Of New York,
has disagreed with the Tammany
Democracy and the organs of that
faction are scoring him severely.
Three men 1--WE been arrested as
implicated in the robbery of Pay
master Wlsson on the Texas Pacific
train few days since.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
.SUBSGRIPTIOQ RFTEs.

Daily Herald, ger week, 25c'ts
Daily Herald, six months. ....$ 800
Daily Herald; one wear. 10 90
Ne. xiv Herald, three months. 1-25
Weekly Herald, six months,.. 200
Weekly Herald, ore year, in adj
vance. .4"U-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
About Ne5ni

WASHINGTON, May GA story is
current that neim, who has been
proposed as Oh eff Examiner of the
Civil Service Boo.d, IS an old flame
of Nellie Grant, and hat their at
tachment was discovered by Mrs.
Grant a year or two before her
daughter married Sartar1s. She ur-
gcd the appointment of Keim on
some foreign mission, and Grant ga
We him an inspectorship of consulat-
Is, and when he returned from his
duty Miss Grant was Mrs. Sartoris.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

WILCOX, A. r., May 7-At an
early hour this morning Charles
Schneider, an inoffensive man, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
by W. A Poindexter, who was in
roxicated and wild with jealousy
over fanci' wrongs in e'erence to
a woman of doubtful character. The
murderer is under arrest. No vio-
| lence is anDreh ended.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
The Treasury :

WASHINGTON. May 5--The gold.
silver and United States notes in the
treasury to- day are as follows: gold
coin and bullion, s1OS,O53,3 $50; silver
dollars and bullion, S1O9,994s $50;
fractional silver coin, $2S, 125 S79;
United States notes. S4S, ,O4O To
tai 1915, 235.134- CeItific ties out
standing, gold. S54,677, 800; silver
$7,249, 766; currency, $1O,26O,O0O.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

A case has come to the surface in
Quincy. H., where one Howell,
agent of n coal company, who robbed
his employers of $4,000 ard es-
capped to Mexico without being cap
tured, returned a few days since and
returned the money He invested in
the coffee business in Mexico and
became wea thy. His former en-
ployers viii not prosecute him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

san FRANCT@CO, NHy 8 The TriI-
road war is at complete standstill,
pending Instructions from the east,
where general meeting viii be
held Thursday. The result of the
meeting will influence the California
Passenger Agents Association. 1t is
the determination Of the Union Pa
cifc not to attend he meeting. salt
Lake has construed Is virtual with
drawal from the California pool.
This is attributed to the aggressive
action of the Southern Pacific in
cutting freight rates
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

HENRY OUSINS, Register.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03

lfor, lper 9jsrn, Der sanife scmptiis
Tom Imntenbe neboper / Retnins ira
Greilenaaien Den git benoe forbi laa
u9r, at BUN usb at bsie fig nsb uiIos
baue funnel bersre ben (; men ben uGrs
biaece benoe, Der uforf9rbet bIeu itaa;
enbe paa lin Ylabs, fun ct Fort SIit,
icet ben pasisreSe iorbi. Strar eiter
reilte ben fig paa TO Ben si%enipnlis for
at ipsibe eftsr be fpstsnSe S%maasutter ;
"os", flyer Veretteritel, @beube bet life
paret, forbi ben iaa iaa bib uo aus
listst, par ies ba bIepen reo for ben
par laa umaabelis itor." 9e imaa
Sarpluttere, Der / Stretfen pat IObne
ira fine Spano os &urue, a imios
iertib alerebc foriuunOne / ben neoens
for Iisssnbe Oal, ps ba Sisrnen itte
tunSe is Dem lensere, aioroe ben pens
tire ON Os rlSlebe cpoUer i9ien. Den
omtalts Yise, Der unoer alt bette bIep
itaasubs paa jim Sten, tan life nofs
iom bsrsmme ben ppnteIise % sempts
Iise Waabs, buOrpaa 8amien optraabte ;
ieIu iOlte BUN life nosem Srp9t for ben,
osbun baube bet Snbtrpt, at ben inlste
sftsr gSrnsns for at Iese meo benz.
StsSet, buor bette fOrefalbt, er anita
ssIig Omtrsnt en- balu 6ierbing Sci fra
YpqrGnIeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-03
Gn merfelia Yrotes bleu nulia iors

Gn m9rfelig Trotes bIeU nplig iOrs
banolet for Rettsn / atep OOrt. TN
9is9er peb 9taun 9ants bauoe anIaqt
Gag mob Ell Sslssrafoirsttcr i ben
neuuts gp for ct faa ubbstaIt en- Gum
al 1872 Dollars iom griisn ior-s TN
Ger Blob. Setesrafbirettorsn Bapbe ncnls
Zig for nosen Si0 iioen lust Jig til at
lous / ct SRrelle, buor I'll 0as9aue
Itoo aaben. efter noele Simers 6orlob
fanbtss ban baIu tualt % laa / LAM
gsrs lib uoen gsuioltbeo. De tiItalote
Eager msuts, at bet encits Miobel til
Of irsIle p~atientsns Gin oar at inbs
lprsits bum meo CT bciposIi9t 6pantum
Blob Tor ocrpsb at bstiemps 8uIitone:5
farIise Sirtaing. @anitsIi9beosn bsltOb
in.iolsriib / CT Haoc bst BERTH iornsSne
BLOB. Ntan benuenote fig Sa til ben
ouenOmtaIte Bigger, ban ussrcoe Jig /
9e9pucelien peb ct ino9da paa psnne
Operation, men tiliibii intpil9eoe ban
osri poa ben Sstinsslis, az man tun
uiIoe bersue ham oite slltr beilt ii
llncer Blob, os at Fan ifuIoe faa 10
6en;s for busr Sraabs. Yatisntsn iom
life par uso lin %spiStbeS, ba bcnne
S%usrenstomlt blt0 %ilattst, ertIRrtbe,
oa ban after TOM til SeiinosIis, at ban
life bauoe noget at inopsnoe osrimob.
Sperationen Iptteoes i%uIoitenbis, %
Tatientsn blep after raft. SITTER Spse
rationen bstalts ban imiSIsrtio 9teqsren
tim s SOQnrs, msbens 4itaIen 10 par,
at ban ituioe baue 10 Gents for buer
Sraa6e, builtet bIsp 1872 Collars for
s llncsr Blob, iost buer llnce beresz
neoes al ~inbsboIoe 240 GRADER. Den
antlassoes aopotat paaitoo fer Rstten,
at SIobet life bluee nosen tommereiel
Serbi, Der tuube bsreenss til Ell be,
TENT 9ris, meSsns Moopartsns aopos
tat iuertimoo irembeusSc, at SloSet /
bette SiIfslos 9auSe en- messt bstpoelis
Veroi. sfterlo on bet baube frsIit Den
SasissteS Gin. Oommsn CT enbnu life
ialot i benne @turiois Sag, Der pettsr
ltor Spiist i Ntep 9Ort % ieIses msS
alminoeli9 eSntcresie.