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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
BUsINE ss AND o

lnnumerable financial disasters
all over the country have made
this one Of the hardest years, frUm
a business standpoint, on record
Warned by " many failures 4
supposed solid institutions, espi.
.alists became xceedingly eau,ssas
and timid and all surplus funds
were kept guarded in bank.yaul,s
to meet any emergency that n
panic 10 general might produce.
But At last confidence is returning
and bankers are opening their
treasures at the call Of commerce.
The bank returns for the past two
weeks give the first evidence Il
the movement Of currency 10 the
West and South, which has always
been regarded as the sure anil ear.
lY indication Of a general busines.
revival. A better feeling Is uni
'versal, and IL is believed with
confidence that by the middle O
November business will be fully a,
good as II was during the sam,
month last year. Crops are larg'
and good, being much above III,
average, with the exception o
eotton, which promises a fair yicl,
generally. The yield Of corn viii
b the largest on record-in exces
81 last years crop BY 100000
bushels. This. with the great sui
plus In the wheat crop, insure
plenty Il pork, beef, meal an,
flour, and also cheap ford for III
people everywhere. The tobscc
crop will 30 very large and al
other small crops are quite promi,
tng: u The signs are not unusual
deceptive the country will sooI
y able y call . truce with har
tiu<e end sgsin bask In the rla
Wcllg1sq q plenty, prosperity an
IUm1UtnE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
Another Lie Exploded

Capt. VI T. Lynch, Of Buffalo,
is in the city. lie was a deputy
under Cleveland when the latter
was Sheriff. In regard to the
charges of brutality made much Of
by the Republican papers in that
Cleveland assisted in the hanging
of two murdcrcrs, Mr.. Lynch said
at is a lie out Of the whole cloth.
The hanging was done by Jake
Eurecke, who has done all that
kind Of work for thirty years.
helped carry Gaffncy to the gal,
lows myself. Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
BCOTT'S MISTAKE.

In 1852 Gen. Scott ran as the
Wing candidate for the Presidency.
He went through the country on
an elcctionecring trip nominally
10 select Il site for the Soldiers and
Sailors Home, bat actually to help
his campaign. Everybody wanted
to see Gen. Scott, the big soldier.
Crowds gathered at the railroad
stations on the route, and wherever
the train stopped the people press
cd around the ears, called for Scott
and demanded a speech. Gen.
Scott had n stcrcotyped remark, Il
am very much obliged to you, gen
tlcmen, for your cordial greeting"
he would say. 81 nm greatly pleas
ed TO be 50 cordially welcomed, and
! wish | could shake hands with
all Of YOU Deceived by the
crowds curious to see the big sol
der, Scott felt confident Of his
election to the Presidency. lie
received the electoral vote Of four
States only. People are curious Ia
see the author Of the Fisher Let.
tiers. Blainc's rear platform
speeches read very much like
SCOTS. 1t is possible hat Blaine
will permit himself to be rs de.
plorably mistaken Us to the mean.
ing Of his rcception.-N. Y. World
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

\ SPECIAL to the Cincinnati
Enquirer from New York Of
Wednesday, says: "Thc World
will this morning publish u re-.
markable story concerning the
physical condition of James G..
Blaine. II is 10 the effect that a
prominent New iolk physician
diagnosed his ease ut Bar lIarbor.
Me. This physician declares shat
Mr.. Blaine is in the last stages Of
Bright's disease, and is certain Ia
die soon, probably before he could
take his seat as President. il elect.
ed. II is an open secret that Mr..
Blaine has been afflicted with this
terrible malady for years, and IL
has only been a question Of time
when the insidious disease would
complete it. work. The cares aud
anxiety attending the nomination
and campaign have stimulated tn,
disease, and It's rayages in the las
few weeks are said ~ be frightful.'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

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Nfyalaat fSnHV fiailf fAhAa $50
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~ slslf gs4fs ~ ~p . sufferer N y
sgoss Hal N, Ne W. ho9s 4 ~ ankl.
80 leaaHssa M mortified NHltH t%aasssi
gs0Hlas sefst ~ ssgtf Pieces n bsne
ths aysa "a 4 silver Three ffHt pies4 saIaf
asst "a l,s ssfss IN ny lea The distlfafae
tenn De aogea wss almost e0Hilhsah MHi
sas anshls N ~slk. fof eight yeafs !
baFs hen dpt5fiaL bel lHen Under
the treatment " : phYsitian n Newport,
ky. fsf . ysaf, smother ~ Darlington, o.,
attended me- M three yeaft and . doctor
hare II lIunfnsdon worked with me i0f
4 long llns Mons N them DID me any
Ro0J and they III hnaliy saAi my Ease
tsaa hopeless. a few months ago eyfns
meneed trying PaagHt, and nov ! am
WE'LL can walk ~ good A. anybody,
and have perfect usa 81 my litnls.'
M Ah Idisk, Woy'lef, onio, w.nesi
Da. HhHIsss, Coi,fhp''s, " hsve
been q great ,uhefef rom uls' a'eao.'
disease, chronic thlaffh ol we s'omaen'
have thoroughly uled your msNAk'Fl
and u has done me more Eoou 'eh.'v',
than all the doctors prescriptions, and !
have used lcgipns o. lhem. MI
Mr. Edgar naf'e' 5nsizer r.oy Biz
county, fa, writes have pougns sst
~ po,'les o. YOU anu ~ y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

NJ fIllaH HsH h h,hlffa d
bitter a. tts pNs an iHf hi,,
.HM HHnRg nf tlani Ths Nnf
fHt f4ifrsFHleu II he fhiIa
dsiplila lmsa AL astattfl m OF
hHt an ihis mbJefi ~ TillaB
hs ifsn ulfe feiia lbf lasi
month nan 30 aby fiae during
CO. lri go Yeafs o. bfI e
tam attack ~ IyFNfefy aIaui Gye
snft aso abd Waa w completely
Frustrated that he woe unHhio M,
fftniyf iho Committee m ihs Chi
mgo Convention ~ wr.rni tho
resolutions especially cgupl mani
any ~ himself ani lJs great battle
NJ 1870 That be why be id me-
receive iha committee in ref.on
~ p H. 1illcnt pufpoac H.
mako Die response 10 the frsolu
iions n lhe Chicago Convention
the occasion " bic lsi political
deliyouucr 10 the country and IL
would have bccn given ~ The
public before this time bad be-
been able ~ prepare IL IIc Is.
now slowly fcgaining stfcnpth
and II Is expected that be will be-
able to prepare hs address In favor
" honest government before The
close Of the present week, or very
early next week at the latest lie
will make an eloquent and search
ing appeal TO the country for the
election Of Cleveland and the Re-
publican leaders here now more
fear the coming Tildcn ]dcliycrancc
than any other one factor in the
contest
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
PUBLIC oprHfoa

Tba bialw hlbgsifama f. "a
~ bigrfti sios 20 earth bgi 4
mHkf ilsi a. much msiamlm g..
though 10 WHs .ihilmkl rhu0
lines, lml
bHiltr talk siaat soHibem paa.
pef lalm imi liey Nv say lhal
eaRss afe lower NJ bic mill than
ln those n The +iuth Hymnlss
standard Rep
1ha hnlliqan candidate N,
author N ilo pleasing aplmisn
Nv Wherever concealmeut IL dosim
bic ayuilanea j. necessary but II
il dinicult ~ shoW M instance
from The time w. was tweniy 40
70 The pfecnt day whom NJ bas
Hyod upioit Chicago Tim~Ihd.
Every patriot IL encouraged
when he remembers how rarely II
"a that in Northern papers he secs
800 attack on the South, and how
equally rare II Is that q Southern
journal assaih the North relative
to the peculiarities Of its people.
A few years ago this was not 80.
Boston Journal, Rep
Associated press dispatches sent
10 many of the remote Southern
papers Informed them that "fcw
of the prominent members Of Tam
many wore present at tho meet.
ing Of the general committee
which Endorsed the National tick
et That report was untrue and
misleading New York star, Tam.
many Dem,
According TO report, Senator Ia
Dor says he was defeated in the
gubernatorial contest in Colorado
by the treachery of delegates
whom he had bought and paid for.
Strange that a man Of Tabor's
worldly shrewdness should pay a
Colorado delegate in advance.
However, there is enough Repub-
lican sentiment left in the land to
decide that his innocence in this
matter is his vindication. -Chica-
60 News, Ind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

FAiLiSo in their attempt 10 force
the widow Il 10, NJ. Morrill, to re-.
tract her damaging statements
ahoa; Blaine. the Republican man.
azsr' II Augusta are now perse.
csiiaS The Jso0f woman. She has
~sns o11nPrtgnising letters from
Blaine to her husband in her
possession aud efforts are being
made by Blaino's henchmen %
secure possession II them. IL j.
intimatcd that unless the persccu.
tions cease very suddenly Mr.
Morrill, will lay these document.
before the public. Can !; be- Ios.
siblc that there were morn letter.
that were not burned
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
MANNING AND II

Hon. Van IT, Manning, Demo
cratic candidate for clcctor for the
State.at.I Large, aud Judge H. +.
Simrall, Republican candidate for
the same Office, had n joint discus
sion before a small audience in the
courthouse here last Wednesday
Col Manning's speech was largely
devoted to n scathing exposure
aud denunciation Of the devious
ways Of the Tattoocd candidate
and the extravaganza and corrup-
ton Of Republican misrulc, He
held up Gov. Cleveland as the
embodiment Of reform and honesty
in public life, aud showed that
Blaine, in every respect, presented
a complete contrast. The burden
some exoctions Of the Republican
wal tariff received much Of the
speakers attention he demon
strated by facts and figures that it
is unjust and oppressive and an
outrage on the agricultural class,
discriminating against them in
favor Of the capitalists and monop-
olists Of blessed New England
Judge Simrall treated Col. Man.
ning's assaults on Blaine rather
gingerly as a v%indication Of the
Tattooed man he read two brief
opinions expressed just after his
nomination-onc from the New
York Herald and the other from
Senator Lamar. Be il remember.
ed, though, that this was before
the publication Of the last batch II
Mulligan letters. Much Of Judge
Simrall's speech consisted Of an
exhaustive discussion of the tariff
and the currency; he endorsed
and defended the Republican pro.
tectiye tariff and declared that
that party had given US the best
currency in the world. Judge
Simrall roundly ceusured our State
government for issuing bonds. The
Judge said not one word against
Gov. Cleveland. In his closing
remarks he gave some sound and
excellent advice to the coloreI
voters, which sounded s,rangcl,
indeed. coming from the lips Of .
Republican speaker. Judge Sim
rail- planted himself sluarcl,
against the color.linc in polite,
and advised the colored men :,
vote on all questions withou, re
gard to ace or color. he assure,
them that as a rae they coul'
never gain control Of the STATE
and should they ever make sueI
an attempt it would be piece q
folly that would lead to theii
destruction.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

THE Georgians rightfully claim
that their State gave the women
of America and of the world the
first college. The Wesleyan Fe,
male College, created in 1888 by
the State of Georgia, adopted by
the Methodist Conference in 1910
endowed and remodeled in 1882 BY
George |. Scncy, is to-day the
monument which marks the ear
Hest complete recognition of wo
mans claim.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

ACCORDING to the France, there
is n woman living at st. Just-de.
Claix, in the Department of Isere,
who was born in 1861, so that she
is now in her l24th year. LEI
name is Marie Girard, nee Durand
She was married in 1870 at st
Just, and had two children, one o.
whom did a few years ago, aget
e%ighty.sevcn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

We call attention to the adver.
tisement Of the New York World
the World is the best Democratic
daily in the country, and, under
Mr. Pulitzcr's mastery manage.
ment, has attained a circulation oI
100, O The faithful World has
eclipsed the trcacherous Sun.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

THE Northern wholesale dealers
state that the buyers from the
South have To a considerable ex.
tent preferred to come on after
their goods in person rather than
buy on orders, and in this respect
have for this season returned t.
the old manner Of doing business.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

A LETTER received at the Ma.
tional Democratic headquarters in
New York from a prominent Dem.
ocrat in Chicago, says; "The West
is doing well, and no mistake
not for Blaine, but for Cleveland.
Garfield carried Cook county by
10000 majority Cleveland will
carry it by the same majority"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04
Joints khoh OLD rofHT nv
A PAMELA HoT

thifyH HIhH notwithstanding
fi M ihe laaailiul glsasy baf
ffia N Faei,sas Maups aaG NY
eheeh b. lsing famed W suth
1epli1m ~ afs saftsd ehly aefdss
We bflby waves NJ Hampton hads.
my thoughts frequently revert 10
the hume n my siildhassi aimaL
iansNisIy vlslons III sfAA armhd
which ~ one and thirty year.
have frequently lowered The dssti
bies N guf dear old Pamela. present
themselves These preliminary
observations Wlll enable you 10 nc.
count for this letter You ara too
familiar with The PRESTIGE NJ tboso
who visit Old Point 10 brmk any
thing like q detailed list ~ who II
here. Suffice II 10 say that W. are
surrounded by The wealth and beau.
ty n The North; Che latter coming
South 10 BIO eclipscd In their 70.
dance only by The flowers furnish.
ed by our dear Southland. Phorbus
that prince Of catorors-haying
marshallcd us all into one huge
family, presents us three tines
daily with n bill Of fare which
rivals in righteousness n bill in
chancery. It's menus and entrees
lead one to infer that Phorbus is q
%Frcnchman, while his generous
hospitality proclaim him to be a
native Of the Old Dominion. An
attempt to enumerate the many
pleasures aflording amusement that
are daily accorded us, would, al
most necessarily, prove futile, but
cannot refrain from mentioning
the boating, fishing, and that
prince of sports, surf bathing. We
attend to as many of these as we
can daily, and as the day darkcns
we don our ''store clothes and
proceed to trip the light fantastic
till the "wcc sma' hours of the
night" This dancing is done in
the most beautiful conservatory
imaginable. Not only do they
dance there, Mr.. Editor, Cor / can
assure you that beneath the UNI
brageous foliage the ladies nightly
wind around many manly hearts
gossamcr threads that prove more
powerful than the green withcs
that bound Dililah's Sampson.
The scenery around Old Point is
unsurpassed. Fortress Monroe's
grassy bulwarks loom up on the
right and are greeted by the Rip
Reps from the left, the two form.
ing Il barrier a impregnable APP
parently as that Of renowned
Sclastapol. The sea, which al
most entirely surrounds the Point,
is ever beautiful by day, while at
night with its many colored lights
and passing ships, presents q
"phantasmagoria," which is as
thrilling to the other senses as il
is pleasing to the sight. A trip Of
three miles by water finds us al
Hampton, where we visited the
Soldiers Home and the Norma
Institute, both Of which are mar
wells in their completeness and art
monuments of the bcnifcence o
the American people, Of which W,
may well be proud. Finally, Mr.
Editor, Old Point is n grand ol,
place and as we contemplate thu
tomorrow will find us away from
here, We feel that we would fail
have the timo rccedc into din
+, futurity and remain indcfnitel,
0 in the present pleasing state O
r affairs.
. ] 60 hence TO. the University c
:. Virginia, where the regular session
opens in n few days, when | hop
i shall meet several boys from on
dear old State Of Mississippi.
ID. l.. II.
Old Point Comfort. Vn.. Sent. 26
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

oRs. SAMUEL DRApKR.S Ian.
caster, twenty-five years old and
weighing hfty.fve pounds, Is tn,
smallest freeman in Wisconsin
but his Democratic vote will ex
actly Offset David Daris's foI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

For Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guaran-
tee on every bottle Of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold in Sardis by Henderson Bros.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

scoTr was the hrss Presidential
candidate who s,umpsd The cum.
try in his own interest Douglas.
was the second, Horace Greels,
was the third and Blaine N,
fourth. Draw your own eonclu,
ti0as.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

JupcE scorr, Of indianapolis,
brother.in.law Of Senator Harrison,
Blainc's attorney, bolts the Re.
publican candidate for the frs,
time, and declares for Cleveland.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaint? shi-
loh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to
cure you. Sold by Henderson Bros.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

Are YOU made miserable by In.
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, yellow Skin 7
shiloh's vitalizcr isa positive cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

Intss was a man in Ksn,ncLy,
Ills name Was Maps blaine,
He welded sccrs,ly one day.
Tho III r,eDrl Is not plain.
And when he found that be vas vol.
This sscrs,iyc man II Main.
Wen, slyly 10 another State,
And IN ssfvt vel again.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

\ taillcss calf has appeared in
Clarke county.
The Biloxi Baptist church prop
crty is for sale.
The Herald will be the name Of
Biloxi's new paper.
Yazoo City claims to be the gay
est town in the State.
Meridian has reduced saloon IL
ccnse from 1920 to $1,000.
Two prisoners escaped ron the
N%icksburg Jail on the 18th.
Mrs. Virgins, of shuqualak,
lately gave birth to triplcts.
Counterfeit silver dollars are
circulating at Holly Springs.
Over 100 convicts are serving
life-t'rms in the pcnitcntiary.
A religious revival at Rienzi
has resulted in IS conversions.
A Lcake county man gathered
60 bushels Of apples from one tree
this season.
Robt Gambrcll, Of Leo county,
has invented a cotton-tic bender
and nail.cxtractor.
A Meridian man tells the Mer-
curry that it cost him $4,000 to
paint his nose red.
AZ Satartia on the Dist Dave
Rcufro slightly shot his wife IN
the left side and escaped.
A great deal of corn is being
stolen from the fields Of Lowndes
county and sold in Columbus.
Choctaw county Indians will
exhibit their skill in ball.playing
at the New Orleans Exposition.
Il. b. lIollam, of Alcorn county,
has raised n sunflowcr 10 feet high,
with a head II inches in diameter.
The circuit court Of DeSoto coun.
tr sent three convicts To Jackson
and the grand jury found % true.
bills.
Joe Foster is in Jail at Lcxing
ton for killing VIM. Thomas will
a pistol that he didn't know wa,
loaded.
\ firm at Pennington has n con
tract to furnish the French gov
eminent 100000 feet Of lumber
for ship-building,
At Grccnville on the 9th tn,
Democrats nominated Attornc,
General T. c. Catchings for Con
grcss by reclamation.
At Crystal Springs on the 20,
y. b. Carter seriously injured Johr
Smith by striking him on III,
head with a f~cncc.rail.
On The night Of the 10Th a mol
Il ~ armed men took four colorc,
men from the Jail Of frankie
county and hung them ; one wa
charged with rape, one with arsol
and two with murder.
At Bay 81. Louis on the 23d
F. Thomas, (c), who had gon
crazy from the excessive use {
whisky, was mistook and shot f.
a burglar by G. A. Lux Will
prowling around his residence a
night
AZ yossburg on the 23d DR.. !
VI Byrd was shot aud dangorousl
wounded in the rigat shoulder b
an unknown assassin jus, rs h
was boarding the midnight train
Byrd killed Capt. ". NJ. Bran
last year.
Mrs. NJ. ?. johnson. Of Greer
vile, Is painting a set, of chin
TO be exhibited At New Orleans
each piece will have on II a dineI
! ent feature VI coitop-the seed, n
young plant, the form, the bloou
the boil. the stalk che open ce''o
and the hale.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

UVI7 ami %rr..is. trs., /. costly sss
OF Eand. whish Nill help all.
uuhkBua III either .sa. 10 nsrr money
FlEhi sssy than anything In this warii. Fortunes
q vslis the worker absolutely sure. Al once address.
rs,r 4 Co.. Augusta. Mains.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-04

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
shiloh's Cure Is the remedy for you.
Decorah-posten., 1884-09-10
Sor SuSbolsningcu.

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rituss 3rit, Der fables &umys, og iOm ben isuere Gio
betro9tes iom en- 8ut, Der letter 6orooieIieu % aufporsr
Dsuusns girtiOmbeo. Gu urteIis sO6 6umg5 er life let
at faa ~titisb8; men Bet er life p~anitsIigt at lane ben isIu.
6oIgenOs anuisuius itriuer fig fra 9lOe5 / @OrIie: @Run
fpLber en- Gbampognsfaite til 9olieu meO goo, u~forfaItst
6omeIt Os latter bertiI TO GBetefuIOs Sptteruanb Qoust of
iuanleget bpiot Suttcr, IOm 9anOet Tan oyIsie) Og bcsloeu
ct Stptte grcsisgiar al en- 6asisInoos Stsuslie. 6lai;sn
~tiIproppeS ms0 en- ny 9rop BEN rpites 9oOt, beuiGttes bers
otter 6 elmer ct life for Uurmt GGrcIie % itoar berPaa
9tatten Ouer en- SsteLsr suer ct 9sitab. Rumpsen e bo
fGrbig til at brittss; men man maa uso @abuiu9en af
6Iofen paste IiOt pou, ou 9ritten bruier icrtt oP.
@rapc6atiup.-Iag 5 gun6 Grlsr; fog Benz og
pres benz ct QcrIas; ti!iGt p 4unb Suffer, en- 9tnt
G6bife, en- Spiieite reo SaueI iannt Iigiaa meget al BEL
liter, gmipiee O8 Gapennesg sbbe og en- BaIu Spiiete Salt.
Rog 6ennc 9Lanbiug, til ben bIuer tsmmsIig tpt.
9pib 9abit-MeO Iiben ganItsIigBsO fan man faa
2innsO Bui0t iOm Sne ueO at bGre fig oO paa fstsenos
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aerOfire og Ii6t a~Imin6eIis guI Stuu9iabe. SG8scs 6Ias
Oerne fOrft en- Glib / parmt 8auO, og ienere tOSes bsrne
gIauSing, ba nil man fuu benz ia buibe, ION man tan
cute fig, uOen at arbeioe mssst ue6 BEN. l9eler life nil
be luste al Slen.
Stegte Diters.-Steo nogst gurtmsIt groS til
fine Drummer, tiIiat Iibt Gait, buib Bcbber, Og en- SmuIe
rsuen 0luifat. Gil giterierne, Og tor benz uteaem Sol
berne nf ct iynOt &lG0e, men trpt Dem life ita. 0pp benz
/ ~piofte6e6e 2@g % rul benz ben oueunGunte 8Iauoing,
in6til Sc bar faast ct go6t Gag omtring fig. 9Rg benz ia
en- for en- / buer fit balpe 5ierstaI meb en- Slump Smer
uuenpaa, og iGt benz inO en- gobt opbeoet Sun for no9Ie
Minuter. Sbet be ierperes presses IiOt gitrOnsSaft Ouer
benz. "