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New-York tribune., 1884-01-04

Mr.. & Mrs. David stewart.
Nj. & Mrs. Robert q, Rem
sen,
The Misses Rcmsen,
Ward NCAlister,
Arthur LoaIy,
Miss Iedry,
Mr. q Mrs. James Hartman,
Mrs. ". B. Neitel,
Mrs walter GuTnee,
William IL. WiCkham,
DR.. George WhcelOck,
Gustave Winston,
c. Du BOis Wagstaf,
Alfred Nagstan,
Sidney Webster,
Dr. Fuller Walker,
Charles T.. Whitehead,
Frank work,
william WhitlOCk.
Frederick W. Whitridge,
Richard 7. Wilson,
samuel G. Ward, IT,,
General WinslOW,
Creighton webb,
LOOiuis l.. White,
Hamilton L. Webster,
Edward Warren,
Dudley Winthrop,
Howard Wainright,
Jesse NOungs.
MI aud Mrs. Josiah " Fiske,
Louis Fitzgerald,
EdwBri Freligh,
Edgar FawCetL
George FOTsythe,
Gugustus Guruce,
George y. Carr.
Warren Goddard. ir,,
:. Hastings Grant,
GasDar Griswold,
Joseph A. OaTgullO,
J. II GOOdscll.
". H. GuHther. r.,
James Il. GrOSVehOT,
Suydam irant
Mr.. and M.sA. &. Greene,
MI. and Mis-. j. A Gri-WO'd.
Mr and Ars. William GlAOn,
w drren Goddard,
J.. J.. GO1kin,
Wendell GOdkiD.
Nj ana Mrs.Milliam X. Grace.
6cIrge III Gould.
william Graham.
George H. B. Hi,
J.. " J Hurst,
Dr. ". A. Hammond,
Frederick II. Ha.sey.
Judge Henry Hilton,
" a. HaIuCs. JT.,
Dr David HaiRht.
Centre Hitchcock,
Adrian l,ellu,
J. u. JOIuts,
Leonard " Jerome,
John Jay
James q, Keenc,
OAyc. Is. King,
:. Nicholson Kane,
CAauuDcy kcIT,
CLar.cs T.. kirEland,
Joseph hcruJuudu.
Nj. and Mrs. 7. o. Evans.
IN aud AIs W W. FIlOtAOm,
Miss Ldmlna Evans,
mrs. Charles T. Evans,
Miss H. r Chandler,
IOhu Z Deiaya.
Miss Nc.lif Meuifeld,
MIS-. Al 4. Stanley.
irs. FranCls HellInan,
M ana MIS- Robert Dun.
lap.
Ms cod, 0 sh Fancisco;
AIsses Green, OF Portland,
Oregon
C.. l. Perkins, jr,
Arthur Peabody,
James Y. Parker.
Benz yAIniu Ptrklns,
Edwin A Post,
DT. h. l.. PARTRIDGE,
Gen ana NIs Horace Porter,
Henry dc h Parsons,
Morton IoytOu,
N III. Purti ugtun.
1r and Mis- v hitelaW Reid,
v X. stevenson, lr.,
CLailcs Suy dam,
HeEsg r SIauldiDg,
Alden B. btOckWeD,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
IL IRRIED

BARRETT-BEhCH-On THURSDAY, December u, 1888 40
the residence OF her parents tle Rev samuel ". Dut
ncld and the Rev H. W Balannc Alice Butler, daughter
OF James G. Beach, and LOUIS Randolph Barrett all Of
Bloomfield, y. j.
NJ cards.
DENBERGH-CLARKE-At the residence Of the
brides father January B. 1881, by the Rev charles H.
IarkhuI-t, D. D., william =. HaIdelUrTgh t0 Adelaide,
daughter Of Benjamin q. Clarke, esq, al, OF this city.
IN notices Of maTidgeS must be NiorseI cih fd!
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04

Burnc,f@ KnrH.ton soeus the b,ari and alay5 all ntsa
ton caused by shaving.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
THE PEOPLE PRESENT.
Among those who attended the ball were the fol-

lowing:
Matthew Arnold,
~ ~ Arnold,
Commodore Upshur,
TIE Baroness Won kleCk,
Baron & Baroness de IhOm.
sen,
@r. and Mrs. B winthrop,
Mr.. a Mrs r. B. MusgTaNe,
MT. 4 Mrs. Henry Lawrence,
Miss Lawrence,
Sebastian SchlesingeT,
William sanford,
Can SchurI
Edward G. Tinker,
\. 4. 1Tuwbridge,
j Kennedy Tod,
Alexander Taylor,
I. Nelson Iappan,
JOhn Tra.eT-, lT.,
Jacob u. TclfaiT.
Ehaimir 1hOrOn,
Nj. and MIS-. Charles Tiffany,
Arthur Is. lurnurc,
tnuOrd Tower,
Walter TI1nble.
Beverly I1lden,
Ramsey Turhbull,
William TIavers, IT.,
Herman {. Van Post,
E o. NanderpOel,
James NJ. Narnum,
MI and Mrs II Ashmorc,
hi. ana Mrs. l.. :, Ashley,
George II Adams,
John AuthOn,
Mr. aud MIS-. l.. VI. Bates,
Mt, and Ms. Bruce brown,
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Bend,
J. NJ. Buudy.
pr, FuTdyoe Barker,
Eugene Hiu.
DR. W. + Bull,
George Y. y. Baldwin.
Judge cnd Mrs. J. Il. Brady,
u. W. Bishop,
John BENJAMIN,
GOidsbOr0ugh Banver.
Cunning IS Bedford,
Captain Beach,
nr. and Mis-. Israel COrse,
Mr AID Mir Smith Gift.
@T. and Mrs. Henry C.ews,
MI. and Sis. III. IL Croker,
q. " COttcrel,
Rob enter,
George A Croker,
John tndwdlaCer.
Allan Campbell,
Mr.. and Hr-. John COwdiD,
George ". carleton,
Percy CiarE,
Juan N CrDaliOs,
George Campbell Cooper,
Andrew Carnegie,
l1WaTd DClldcid IT,,
hatIriu l.. Dcl8LUiu,
Charles 4 Dana,
Pful Dana
] de Navarro,
{. Du l. is.
IOns L,Ilc.d, Jr,
tMltl L.y. JT,
Duncan Elliott,
Henry ililLueh.
Nj ana Mrs. j. Livermore.
~. aDd Nr- J.. TUckeTmau,
M and MIS. J. did Monte,
pr ami Ars. del CalvO,
Mr and MIS- Jas il. StcDbins,
OF an. GIa.AlgeInOn >. sui.
Ivan.
d. ami Mrs. Cornelius Van
GtiJIt.
hr and Mrs Frederic Brown,
y u lsa 1Ia,c uu.ap,
q. and Mis- b.. L. HOOsnan,
N IS fyI1lds.
9lss Thompson,
yOhu Kin -'Ird,
hersou ID. Levy,
" q LaIdon.
Johnston Livingston,
Smith j. Lane,
William u. Lent,
Mfs. bic lcllan,
general Mcclellan,
Miss Met lellan.
Df Francis AdIkOe,
tbram Mills.
IL0lnas Mast,
X. Ludlow ogden.
Ifuger Oakley,
" iuism b oliyoE, Jr.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
Gpe:iIl Nolltes
Artistic Memorials.

ATHLETIC WemOrIaIs
The NEW ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hartford COll
Qulrrles and WORKSHOPS Westerly, r. l.
Fine nsnti AMI bI iny gJrs IN Gr!nth Drlg1ly5
furnished without Cargo COircsp)n enC5
lcIfrd. n y. Ohcr L32l BAIy. Z. W. CANFIELD Az
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04

Lundborg'- Perfume, Marechal Mel Rosa
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
Ready This Morning.
THE SEAu-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Price In wrapper ready Tor mAing, cets per copy
o1r c,,v wear GO, copies ald an CNta ~
i"o''s0 y" AA va THE TRIBUNE, NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04

LnndbOrg,s Perfume. Edenla.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-04
Lundbors's Perfume, Lily Of the valIoy

Lnndborg's Perfume. Alpine violet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
A SILVER KINGS DAUGHTER,
A California H.iress Goes Abroad In searot
OF IA title aud Finds H.
iMrs. Crnwfori In london TRUTH

fMrs. Crawford in London TRUTH
was shown, few days ago, in 81
San Francisco paper, II very droii III
tefvlew" with the only daue inter- "i
SILVER king. who hal been Tilted by
the son of All illustrlous American
general of worldwide fame. me
young lady, according To the san
Frauci.Co paper, received the reporter
aloue. and then called in her mother
10 fix The date ON which she gave the
inconstant lover "a pair of gig horses,
that cost 1900 each, with which ne
made off in quitting the country
One of The questions put to her wa,
Had you any very pronounced sehtl-
ment of amutiveness III the earliest
stages of the courtship? mo; anibi-
ton wa stronger Than love. There's
uob DIV so rich as | shall boon thia sac
ofthr Rocky mountains, and | maoe up
nv mind thai since the eldest son Oh
the prince OF Wales Is 100 young 10
marry, | would at least aim ut the son
OF the first man IN the United states -
,sWhen YOU were engage did "A softer
sentiment prevail?" Yes, | admit
that 1 felt in heaven when | dancei
mr. gent out to ride with hun il his
gig" >, u,o
feelings Won expressed" sometimes
he did and gazed ut me so fondly."
"You were quite unrrepared, l sup
pose, for The wheel about and The
march ofim "No; not quite. was
warned by rriend that he cal lei
me behind my back freckleu.
red headed Biddy, and said
| that he could never take
! me. without blushing for my want OF
refinement, round the courts OF Eu-
rope What did you do when you
! heard that" / taxed him with H.
"And what did he do?" He said ht
was not sorry heard 1t, for that had
no manners, aud ought TO 30, 10 posi-
u,yself up. tn some convent III franc
where the daughters of nooillty wer,,
edicated.u "And then? ~ cried
from pure v,Xation." "Whal nap
pened then?n ale put his arms around
m, waist aud kissed me ah,
chat did YOU do?'' ~ told him to LEI
M alone,and 20 back to ms KINGS ana
,,n.au. in Europe" "And what did
H.. sayYu Gle sail he would, because
thew were real good company. We
,n.n mad up y Are you ,lili ambi'
liou,?' "Ye-, very Love flies on ~
The window; posi- ion remains. IN
tir.d of ,,,liGan,n, aud hearing people
say they remember father whisky
singer. If lord don't come ron
Eng and 10 court me, III 90 to court
lord and bee, me titled lady"
Imagine the daughter Of Earring OF
a Rpth-child appearing in dialogue
of This kind, should not see in i
any harm hut nearly every one els
would be shocked. In conclusion,
have to announce the engagement 0
The silver Kiug's heres Ia an Eh
plish nobleman OF aristocratic con
necilon-. lie is not yet mo
'iI,,-,oaa and has serve'
with social and military al,
tinsiion in u crack regiment His III
ancient. The nrlde elect was not,
am assured, done justice TO by the 80
of The illustrlous American when !,
. criticised her behind her back. she
u hBlddy," in The sense that she
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
A DANDY OF he LADIES.
ITO Seeks Grain of Journalistic Wisdom
and Finds n Peck OF Thistlcs.
|, hicago Tribune.

I,hicago Tribune.l
as this an editor"
The horse reporter beheld Il rather
short young man who was peering IN
AN uffabie but somewhat ire solute
manner over a very high collar and
on whore lip was delicate tracery, AT
which the young man was making
furtive grasps with the thumb ana
for, finger of his right hand.
81 want To see an editor" said the
young man, in IA voice that sounded
like the best efforts of II cricket, about
IA tucial iopic-I want to see the social
topics editor.n
What is the social topic you ard dis
tresspd about
"Wel, YOU see.n said the young
man, when | got into The laces-'
"Inlo the wha'?'
"Into the laces-the lace department.
i'm our store, you know-ali the other
fellows there were real jealous OF me
because had been out more in society
than they had | belong to three
clubs on the West Side, and we have
hons and assemblies and things every
week So Pm really quite in the SWIM
v II know. We'll, they were awiuiiy,
Jealous, you know just as ! sain,-amu
they lalked real mean. Iold Choliy
about il-Cholly's my chum, you
know. Well, you know, the othe,
day some OF those fellows saio
il was proper to cal on
young lady aud ask her to accom-
! pany you to the theater that evening.
/ said that would be wrong; thu correct
way would he to write the lady II note
asking the pleasure of her company
We had Il terrible discussion about IL
aud finally agreed to leave II to the so
cial-topics editor OF the Tribune; Now
sup osing you were young lauy' ai'o
were to call at your papa's house aho
ask you to go To the theatrr WIN me
that evening, what would you d9' -,
Suppose | were a young laoy!
said the horse reporter.
''Yes."
"And you were to call and ask nj
to 20 to the theater with your?
Yes"
what would do"
Yes"
"Well, If somebody had mislaid Tn
gun, suppose should have u con
tent myself with club"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

here this morning The parties lef'
for thu South on a locked ear this
morning.
Miss Haverfield was formerly OF
South Bend. Ind but has been in
Cincinnati boarding school for the pas
two years When asked how the IL
crnse was Oh aimed in Cincinnati for
their IN ,rriage, Mrs Baird stated that
she placed number Is" under her foot
and her witness could readily swear
she was over "lS. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Profession

pROEESSI0N
ny properly
{ /" (oldrn's
nr,aiyBiH by
THUR HILL
Of london.
or5enenI by
q, pr0fessor
IRIS. LII. D..
each bottle.
lens Liquid
nhbreyiation OF
GOLDEN IS LIZ
or BEEF AND
"a bottle bears z
be a0nuineness
cr5e<i rs there q
Thosuperl- II
inp0sItipn viii
. BY pyugglsis
Is. q. n. CRIT
ia fulton St.,
y ~, &noTr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Important Railway RumOr.

Gulv, sion January l6.-lt Is ru'
mored that President Pierce oil me
Galveston, Hnrl isburg IL San Antonio
nilwny is endenvoring to huy the
New York, 1eXus ~ Mexican rhiiwey,
and that IL il wanted for q. Hunt
ington, who d. sires 10 extend H. but
nor exactly ~ proposed by the present
management
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
CnnnAinlu Cremnted.

New York, January l7.-firc at
Canasfola, NJ dison county, THIS
morning, destroyed IA large part OF ne
business portion of the town. Inc
LOSSES aggregate upwards OF $4,000.
nIusllY Insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
AnA1bnny Failure.

Albany, n. ". January IL John
II Trowbridge Il Son, ileur and grain
dealers, assigned. Assets, S2o'uW,
about equal to preferences. The IN
ure il owing TO the suspension OF coie
man e Co, of New Nork.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

SIP c. club
| tile next soiree
Rfh hall. in
The invita-
Ing that the
rln mia hall,
|ospicK, See.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

Siberian Frost saive, the best RENE
dy for chapped hands ann Ups Nv hi"u-
ber's drug store, South Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
PRICES DOWN.

NlU1N UUVN
ON this NeW Year 0ccns-
ian Mrs. c.. ID. BrOUn has
to sun To the 1ndies mat all
goods receiUed previous TO
this dute UiU he re6luced TO
first cost. Mrs. Broaon WtD
also continue to receiDe nel0
andfresA goods throughout
the season.
Mrs. C. ID. Br0s0D WtU
close out her CIoabs, Dol-
mans, CWculnrs, JnchetS
md Jerseys at net cusL.
". B. --Ladjes 1oiUplenSe
take notice that aU dress
eoods purchased Of Mrs.
Br0,cn can be Dsnde up IN
| tile house in The most APP
proved style, and Per7ecf
fits aoa,wGnted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

to give to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

IRISH looking. But what did Moore
write about the daughter of E'iu?
And WAS there ever more grace, heau-
~ and wit uni'ed IN any woman
than the Lady BiesSington?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
.ALITY OF

there
corrective
dies which
ovTHlHHED
10 all Yield
shing prop
9 elomcnis.
Of cifHHfU
Gf1yTh or
ectjO,ss. It
ebtlitU and
kvsiqsse for
Bccompany-
70 the sea-.
q chudveH,
n OyD8ct to
& Y p VtOor-
n cans use
cveHg R0Ds
uftD9( AriF-
sBcesedo or
spjlt ure
~ ~ Hubft
n hcnithior
Jus through
, unnatural
totally or
L(reP
F6r'trs anu
and for tho
s's,s' n 0tiU
IL rfP1irs
., and Ap-
,sD,sptto In
s6l6 article
/ 10 tho hsto
lAtaD Will not
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-30
GOOD FARM
In q Good Location.

For personal reasons we offer for sale
the follow ing fine Farms, separately.
or Jointly whole or part =
LIST. The THOS. w. DENANE LANDS
1000 sores, 10 n lies east of Fayetteville,
on Raleigh road,-on survey ell line of
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An excellent Groom rcsidenc", with
convenient out buildings, large and ,e
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large vineyard, etc.-the dwelling occu-
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numerous springs, and a capital well of
water.
About 300 acres III fertile bottom
land, drained swamp producing cot
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good for tobacco. Convenient to the
house is a large store-house and one
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house, and water pOwer,-eaally utilized
by replacing the mill which was bun ned
last year. The dam, and a 44-inch tur-
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large tract Of long leaf pine.
These LANDS, except the bottom, are
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End. THE RUFUS F. DEVANE LANDS
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balance well timbered. Comfortable
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~ IO'TVtII ONs -NNUI GoS,
D. J. C0TTER, M. &.
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GS Included with the Farm are a good wheat
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reasonable.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-30

BITTEN ALL OVER BY RATTLE
SNAKES, He vERCoMEs THE EFFECTS
OF THE POISON.-A special despatch
from Wllllamsport, Pa. contains the
following remarkable snake story John
Davis and George Miller drove from
Collonsville to this city on Monday.
When they were crossing the mountain
at a place known as the Old Hermit 8.
a valuable coach dog which accompanied
them ran of into the woods. Soon at
terward they heard him yelping in a
peculiar manner Both men Jumped
from the wagon and hurried in the d.
rection of the cries. They came in
sight Of tile dog in a small hollow. and
toundh him in a fight with several rattle
snakes, which surrounded him on a
large fiat rock. and struck him from ey-
cry side. Miller and Davis each seized
a long club and went to the dogs as
~siatance. They killed eleven rattle
snakes, and many others escaped among
the rocks. The largest one was four
feet long, and had rattles.
While the men were busy cutting off the
rattles of the snakes they had slain.
Miller was overcome by the peculiarly
offensive odOr that characterizcs rattle.
snakes, and Davis was obliged to help
HIM away from the spot. 1t was several
minutes before he recovered from the
effects OF the poisoned air. The dog
was nowhere to be seen. Davis went
back into the woods to look for him
In passing by the spot where the snakes
had been killed. he saw a number of
live ones, which Ia | come out Of their
among the rocks, gliding around
their dead companions, springing their
%rattles, and every motion denoting fury.
Davis beat a retreat, and went Off in
another direction, calling his dog. Sud-
denly he came upon the dog. with its
body embedded in a mire hole in a
swampy spot. Its head alone was
above the surface. Dogs bitten by rat
tlesnakes instlnctively seek such places
and bury themselves in the mud. Old
snake hunters say that if a dog is able
70 find swamp mud and covers himself
with it, it will invariably draw out the
Davis left his dog ia the
swamp, and drove on to this city with
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aud receive free. a c,,si,,
n nlLC box 4 Of goods which VIII l Isisi
money right away than anything else in this wnrtd
Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. A.
uaec address IRCE& Co. Augusta, Maine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-30

As w,l. xpect life without air, As
he ALL " thuut pure tlo,d. CLEANSE .
b. 5Od with 4 e> ~er-ai ar,t.s
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~ ofpld customers. To- Induce
H-N pit.- 'rtrN ssIr Garden seeds this year. We will
riNl our special t3stu"ftau hy mail postpaid. for 81,
apsHpF ~tr-at s~iIflytCt r.rIaBic Ca rdcn worth
5N'5 80 ~S-d inr ~ nav. oar Farm ANA CAR
asH Annual 5at l-i Is handsomely Illustrated and de-
sCrluts Hyt, lteT ara alf standard vvrirrs,- of Fi.Id
AMI '',tfti"H -'',!t- * Free tp IN. our Novelty List
j. epiHHt'tv, our Cash Prizes. Premiums ana BIcr.
49, tHalIst Write ~ gu.'. Address plainly
Edward p t"rud. hefttV Sytt4.. Ctssf.r a. ~
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-13
"Nften.&Gsmina".

"9ecorabsY uiten"s npe 8r9miebo9 "Gi.
teHlRsnins" er uotommet meo fslseuoe
Snobolo:
Souninsen paa Sropbattsn. (9r9f af 9es
IebouoeHs 9ip for 1870 War iioen.)
Sos en- al Spiritismens apofltr. (gfter
bet guseliie.)
5abt % sienfunoet. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Heiielin | Ruslanb.
I%rGffuslene.
Snbife Sjsslcre os IaHeuipinert.
8Gster. Jamilien. (Gf y. 9. Snsemau)
On Sspnen.
Sueno Sufua. (Sist-Nf Ruuebers)
8eiie. Guentsr.
geo bet pbsrfts 5au. CNf u. 6. Nnoerien)
5inunsrne | 5iumarfen. (S%usfnuerues
9amRer, oisies Sobeboere ps Subrets
Observation-Disclosures Bar Yr9iter
/ Sinmarten)
vi 9utien Youaparfes Wemotrer.
JDr sammel. 5OrtGlins at CART etlar.)
NbouHeuter, Der puiter at erboloe ben
upe BrRmiebos, bebgper blot at meloe bet,
naar be iHoisHoer jim SubitriptiUn for foms
menos War.