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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
England.
THE KEY TO TIE SITUATION.


LONDON, Feb. 20 The Posts CORE
spondent at st. Petersburg ssys Russia is
trying to secure the neutrality Of England,
believing Ecgland holds the key to the
situatioR with her nav. Russia argues
that Germany, if triumpnsnt. would alb
eorb Holland srd threaten Epgland. The
correspond ent urges Sail bury to take ad-
vantsge OF his commanding position to
secure Russian COL cessions in Asi& and
Africa. The CZ4r and Salisbury, he adds,
are the principal factors in European pol
itics.
UNUSUALLY HEAVY SNOW STORMS.
LONDON, Feb 20.-An unu~u Ally lsrge
amount Of snow has fallen in Northern
Eualard Railroad ira I'll is seriously de-
layed. 4 number OF trains are showed up;
much discomfort has been experienced by
passengers. HomesteaGs and thousands
of sheep are buried in the snow. a
few persons have died from exposure.
The storm is general throughout the coun-
try,
TO SIT ASIDE THE WRIT.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-Application was
made in the Court OF Queens bench TO-
day to set aside the wrls served at the
instance Ct the Gillian Geld Company
upon General Guzco Blando, the Vene-
zuelen Minister ST Paris, on the ground
Of diplomatic privilege. Counsel for the
company denied General Blanco had any
such privileges, stetiug the British court
refused TO receive General Blasco or any
one else from Ventzuela while relations
with her were suspended. Court re-
served judgment.
| uINga nKaTu
| LONDON, Fsb 20.-Sr Michael Hicks
Beach who sought RET lection to Parlis'
ment for the western division OF Bristol
on his acceptance Of the office Of Pfesl-
dent of the Board of Trade mas been re-
turned without opposition.
| AN APPOINTMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 2o.-rhe appointment o.
Baron Henry De Worms uoder secretary
for the colonies is announced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
ACASUS BELLI.
Austria Asserts that Russian VIolEtieE
Of R0umaDia VIII be Considered q
Movement Against Austria.
CAbIegrsms Recsiveh in New York Say
There Is NO hope forths Recovery OF
the Grown Prince.
Turkey,

COMPLAINT FROM THE PORT.
CONSTANTINE PIE, Feb 20 The port
has sent note to Russia complaining
that Austria fails to protect her Moham-
medsn tiects in Boznia snd Herz9govina
from persecution at the hands Of the
Greeks and Sskipg that these provinces
be sgain placed under Turkish admins
tration. 1t is reported that Russia has
consented TO consider the matter with the
Bulgarian question.
A MOVEMENT AGAINsT AUSTRIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 20.-R1umanis
has notified the Porte that Austria has
given assurance that Russian violation Of
Roumanian territory will be considered q
movement sgsinst Austria aud form {
casus belIi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
LapdrsiL,a GARDEN sssds.

The Fort Worth Grocer Company have
received a very lsEgs supply OF fresh gar
den seeds for spriog planting. You can
get themin any quantity you desire either
at Wholesale or retail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
Hun gary.
ADOPTED THE BUDGET

Perth, FEB 20 The over House of
the Hungarian Diet adopted the budget
and the vote Of confidence in the govern-
-ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

The tessinenislssPfove that the CREST
est liver 51yigorsyef s2sefac tes tSeskid +
sneys, p9G1sy Of the psoof, rs6hvs a. OF
The system ard vsgetshis anti Flour
catbartic Is MngHffe's Cundurangd 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

LONDON, Feb 20 -adVices have been
received that thirty six trains conveying
troops have left O1essa snd proceeded in
the direction of Kischeneff.
, 1888-03-01
Rev. HeCtOF's Lecture.

Rev j. II. Hector's lecture last even,
was delivered before large and highly
apprcciativc audience. 1t was preceded
by few choice selections of song rem,
deTed by Mr.. Toombs, colored lady
with wonderfully rich, melodiou5 and
powerful voice. Rev, Denison had in-
troducei the orator of the evening, ard
as soon as that gentleman arose every
body prepared for good laugh, for It
became apparent that cyclone Of fun
was imminent. He Is very pleasing
speaker, natural orator devoid of artI-
tic al gr!ccs, never having beeh to school
a day n hs life. His lecture was main
Iy description Of his own life. abound
lnG IN pathetic incidents ard ais III
places IrresIstIbly humorous. H.. VIII
return soon to lecture on rscollec' ions OF
the war, he having been ;Arough II, com
ing ont With Iieces ot cad in his body.
Ills r..eFenct last evening to participa-
ton in the bate Il Shiloh along with
Gen. Over Wool who was IN the aud
ence was greeted with applause. He
vas particularly eloquent over the work
If the abo!itionists in securing freedom
or the cnlore race, aud he said they
leed not be ashamed Of their work, for
70 nationality were mu-c loyal to Tur
government than the Ecgro race; they
we're nev9F ku"wn 10 !"rite or partici-
'ate in ANARCHY. nor TO use dynamite
Rev. CaE"#hau closed tie entertainment.
With pleasant remarks, and The mee:iug
, 1888-03-01
shipping AOtes.

Feb. 29,-Arriyed yesterday: Ameri-
can bEtn. st. Lucie, from Uisalady. with
lumber for Melbourne. Arrived this
morning: Am ship Curcndalet. from
San Francisco, went into Port Ludlow
Aai. bark Hssi er, tro>n Sauttyfn all
fornia, goes to PoF, Mad..ou- Sailed
this morning, III tuw Of iuS iyc., BE.
ship PhasIs, for Melbourne.
The British ship Astoria, owued by p.
Iredale II Sons, Liverpool. has been
chartered by the Portland Shipping Co.
to load wheat at Tacoma.
The British ship Peterborough, for
Valparaiso, the British O=rks koringo,
fer Melbourne whar'; B airhoyIe, for
Ia qui, ard the ParSee, also the Ameri-
can ship Edward J'Brien, ali from san
Francisco, except the latter, from San
Pedro, will go to Port DisaAvery, t toad
Their cargoes of lumber.
NJ vessels are loading ut The Po:t
HadIock mills This is TIE f-s. ~
stance of the kind that has occurred
siuce the mills commenced operations.
The barks O;ago aud The bali, oeioug
ing to the Port BIake'y hi.ll C,moan:,
on their arrival, Will load 81 ca OF iUm
ber at Hadlock, Tor San Diego
The Alaskan aad Oiympian, in addi-
tion to their service from Tacoma to
Victoria, now make a special trip from
Seattle TO Tacoma. For instance, the
Alaskan went up yesterday from Victoria
to Tacoma She then left Tacoma at
$50, p. H., and returned to Seattle to
lay all night She left Sc title n. M,
today for Tacoma, and will leave there
for this port at 80 4. IN. This viii be
the ran OF these boats.
When the steamship Walla Walla
goes to san Francisco the next time
loaded with coal she will undergo a
transformation aud retire from the coal
trade. She will be laid up on the dry
dock in the bay city for several N onths
during which time the Union iron
works will be employed in converting
her into a passenger steamer similar to
the Umatilla. The Walla Walla is a
fast steamship. and is staupch and sea-
| worthy, and will ue doubt make popu-
lar passenger steamer. She is about
eight years old, and was built on the At
Ian tic coast for the Dragon improve
ment company as a collier and has been
plying between the Columbia river, Sc
attIe and San Francisco since she ar
rived on the coast.
, 1888-03-01
From wednesaas,s Daily

New spring veiiings at Mrs Harrison's
Oity council meeting Friday evening.
The county commissioners held short
special on Saturday to select jurors.
Judge Kennedy says that much OF the
fall wheat in eastern Washington is win
ter killed and that short crop will be
the result.
The Chautauqua Circle will hereafter
meet on Tuesday evening, at the resi-
dence of Rev. j. N. Denison. This
change is to accommodate the members
OF the Rescue Club.
Messrs. John Huntingford and Frank
Duulavey, Of upper ChImacum, were in
town yesterday. They both plighted
faith anew with the ARGUS. They are
among our old standby" subscribers.
Our lady friends living at other points
are specially invited duIing their visits
to Port Townsend, to call and examine
the fine stock OF millinery displayei by
Miss Harrison in her new store in the
McCurdy block, where they will find it
to their advantage to purchase anything
they may desire in that line. y =
A new exchange in the shape of the
Big Bend Empire published at Water
vile, Douglass Co. with l.. E. Kellogg
as publisher and editor. We send our
congratulations. -i-5srz Hf-
New hair ornaments at Miss Harri-
sons.
Capt. Beocher is still flying a wash
boiler at the head of his flagstaff. Won
der if he is in the washing business?
And whether jointly with, or in opposi-
ton, to the Chinese ring?
An accident occurred last evening by
which the whole title page of our DAILY
went into what printers call "pi." We
are delving around among the wreckage
| and will be able tomorrow to bring or.
der out of chaos-but the public Will
have to do with short rations mean
while.
Walla Walla City Dads, at one meet.
ing ordered two lines OF sidewalk and
twenty new hydrants; Yet some people
call Walla Walla a sleepy town. What
if our city dads should just order the
sidewalks? Whew! would we think We
were awake? Try it, fathers.
L. B. Nash, the new Judge who is to
succeed Turner, came to this territory
several years ago, and practiced law fol
time at Seattle. Afterward he removed
TO Spokane Falls, where he resides a
4 present. He has been an active demo
4 csatie politician, but has not been knowI
to have any eminent legal qualifications
: New spring ribbons at Miss Harri
J. sons
John z. Taylor. a capeuter OF th
city, is a passenger on the Idaho TO
3 Lorraine, Alaska. He GOES there t
isuperintend the construction of a larg
, 1888-03-01
PICKINGS.
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conu;,f..4 - ,s.-t ~ h-,-..i.rios N
eiphte cen days. ac hi III. Jc,ord SO
badly that lie ought 10 be ashamed Of
himself.
Santa aarbar, - sufo,;r, hpce
bo, P.o,.,.I, 80, ,I,,. =,
was filed tu.,ycril,,r,if,l-. ..i,,i .;.,.,, ti,e
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, 1888-03-01
Chr St'rrklu arous,

Stockhlliers OF the First National
Bank, OF Port rownseud-who they are
and where located:
lgui'z Striuhart, Manager AngIo.C i
Cal. ''''' '''-.
n. Lewis, Capitalist and Director
Bank OF California, San Francisco, Cal.
Sol. Lewis, Capitalist and President
BANK 9t Arizona, Presc, 1T. Arizona.
). W. Levy. Capitalist, San Francisco
Col. Alexander Chambers. [. s. Army.
Capt ), +. Jocelyn. L. ). Army.
Henry Landes. President, y. ID. Hill
nice-trGsIdent and merchant, Robert G.
dI!I, Cashier, L. ". drLioa, CanItalisf
and Shipping Merchant, Fra,.k ! Bari.
lett, Merchant, Charles VI. Bradshaw.
Attorney-at Law aud William Bj-Lon'
Esq all well known cit laI.- of J-.T .rson
county.
Besides the capital Of tl:s .n-t tu.jou.
the individual responsibility of It's ssacl,-
hoiierS $ over S5,0}n,O00, muk.uE it one
or the stronRes AID sa'.sf institutions
north OF San rraUcIScD.
, 1888-03-01

The question is: Ifo'Brien is wealthy
enough to buy adecent newspaper Office,
why don't he publish a larger aud bet
tor daily? Why don't he contribute for
tho university, too-or some other enter
prise for local Development Even cash
would be as acceptable as notes at ore
per cent.
, 1888-03-01
From Thurssns,s DaiIx.


Ar. Waterman started east Yesterday
Geo. Ca'h nm his returned home f.on
PSFalaud
FIFa; Natoaal Bank c',,-r. in respect
to lie msuory OF the late 3irs. L..Hde-,
to be buried today.
Gen. ID. ". Smith and Express Are.t
Whittlesey have been visiting Seattle on
legal business this week.
We are requested BY Rrv, II. Y.
Rice 10 announce ih,t own; {, il.nass
all his anGoHucem"uts are carc3'leI for
the present.
Mr.. john Hart, who has been EN-
ployed Tor some mouths past us tee.
graph Operator at Utsalady, Is visiting
his home at Crescent Bay.
Every feo'lity ought to be Afforded to
Capt. Jacobs and those With him to
make their fishing headquarters at this
place ali that is required in that line.
Ms. Molloy's cas- has been dismissed
thrown out of court-and she is 10
start this week from Springfield, Mo., for
Fort Iownlend; so says letter Just re-
eeiYed.
Washington's birthday was spent Very
quietly in this city. A good deal of
bunting was flying through the day, but
no demonstrations we're made exceDt the
social last evening.
Senator Mitchell, OF Oregon, comes to
ihe rescue Of the Port Townsend public
building by introducing a bill to in
srease the amount for its additional ap-
P'opriation from S3S,OOG to sI2OOOO
The SoCIAL.-The Young People's
Union. Of the NJ E. Church, have reason
b be proud OF the success of their social
which was held last evening Red Mems
Hall was crowded full; in fact the at
seRdance Was the largest that has marked
any social gathering for lons time
Itwas the biggest thing in its line ever
given III Port Townsend-there being
about $50 persons present. The com.
pany OF gypsies, personified by Misses
jamie Bill, Ethel Cougill and Lucy Lit
tlefeld. opened the exercises with 4 song,
followed in turn by recitation from
Jennie Gilbert. song from Stella Cou-
gill, song by Miss Minnie Hastings,
recitation from Ethel Cnugill, which was
so applauded that she returned with
another. After the rendering of the
program a bounteous supper was iu-
dulged in. Among the many features
was the gypsies tent, where the mys
teries OF the future were revealed with
startling GOODNESS, Jacobs well from
whence came refreshing lemonade, with
Miss Iaude Stetson as Rachel. All 10
ell most enjoyable evening was spent
The receipts amounted to cbout 800,
, 1888-03-01
From sa,uraax,s Dailx.

". T. Learned is home again, suffer
ing from a severe cold.
Mr.. Livermore will boot and shoe Gus
toners on short uotica.
Major ]. L. Hayden and wife are Wis
Ting at Mis-. We5ster's.
Hon, @. NJ Bradshaw has gone to
Gan Juan Island on professional bus
ne %,
The Call will probably have season
OF rejoicing this evening over tho uni
Versity news from Tacoma.
Mr.. Ensembles is making more I'M
proYements between the custom house
aud his brick block on the sea wall front.
More building ard improvements to
Be made on sea wall front, just as soon
Ss ever the pile driver can get the nee
sgsary foundation made.
The Olympian landed at Quincy st.
dock this morning. owing TO 9he Una
tilla being at Union wharf Among her
freight landed was band of sheep.
Mr.. ]. l.. Davis of Lopez is in town.
Nr. Korter's Cutavaco, which is adver-
tised in our columns today is popular
dressing for the hair. and should have
vide sale.
engine OF the electric light COM
pany broke down this morning shortly
after six O'Clock, and those who use cleo
trio lights in the morning hours had
their supply cut short.
Did you ever see particularly incor-
Eiglble boy who would run off and make
iGcas at you from safe distance when
seoHed or punished for wrong doing!
Vel, some neSIwaper men are just like
tha.
The new board of health, Messrs r. c.
Hill VIM. Dodd, and G. W. Hunt, mei
yesterday and effected temporary or
e.niEation. The schooner Courser was
PLACID in quarantine for five days
longer. as q precautionary measure. Mr.
O. 8 Dyer was elected temporary clerl
OF tie board, in the absence Of Judgr
huNn. NJ dClIOH WIS Idheu uS W Ill
ssletion Of health officer, and it ha
bss intimsted by n member of th
bod I'd that ssver:' lettings may be nee
ss,sry to effect harmony. They NEE
sg5 5n this morning.
smallpox scare 7gain; but there doe
noibeem to be serious cause for alarm
Thu mate of the schooner Course
tlakly in quarer tinel became somewhg
ill., md eougbt admission to the marin
hoIktal, but vas refused. We under
s!aH that he was taken to the pes
ho is-not because he had any SYM
tess Of th, dread disease, but becaus
it bemed to be the only thing that coul
bddone with him. The mere fact th,
bdwss i'll, and that he came from Ii
yAssl that had lately had smallpox o
bard, was sufficient to set everybod
q log with eager curiosity, and to sta
iInumerable canards again. 1t wi
as0 furnish another opportunity for
1csl paper to try an injure the town |
caring people away.
, 1888-03-01
From TUESDAYS Daily.
Our saWmill IS again ripping up logs
Its new gang saw will be here soop.

/ "
Our savmiu iS ogojn ,jnn[a,.
Its new oang saw vii ba 49, 80
Promises ara ba,..- .bo. n.
I O'Br5eD. Rut v,.r soi5 va, o;I a.aI,
How ,ho,, - pun '''t'
A.. ~ o.,
-,-.11, 49,. - - o"s HI' u younger brother
W., ,'.e,'i' i'','i'''' LIN west 'hIS winter
''"'' " III i'''''s mere
1' lit w. It. " ~ s'e''hieFS' be-
,"I''' "'' ! y" 'iSEHu "lu oea't 5 TO
~ -
1t would lie Sr' d thing to make ub-
!ic improve ments and progress an issue
in the next city election in Fort Town
s'rd-
a.ra .ut,,.., ID - Ototo ,bo, H.
: f Cnmmin-s. the C"smopai,tan bar
BE- ha- - gated : Frank DouiinE. al
ACCOMPLISHED t"nsorial artist, to preside
at on o. l. chars.
Johu W. I4awrepee Il; ti.is e-tr. has
recovered 81. $50 from fba Puret Gonrd
Iro. Co. for ;ninr1es received at their
works III IropdaIe bv the breakinp of n
rope s' NE thTee years ago.
The blue ribbon open temperance
meet ting last evening was well attended,
even IA uGh the weather was urravor-
a.. he programme passed off pIeas-
AMI. ard prohtably. ADother pro
EraHae Will tie prepared for next Mon
d1y cvrr;ii..
Tn?ay is the Iast dav to bo devoted h.,
tie. lover Honse Of Cop,rac. -, +I. ,,.,,.'-
e,f ,essi II, to business from, ;fs ,nbI;c
baiiirrg committee. Disr a.ehas 60,
that there c s,,aII s-,,t - 9,o,e,
Coast app,o II ions We hope for the
best for Port fowLsen !, but fear a Tar
simon oas policy
Wa monaco 60 ,,-,,,,f,,t. ,,...,u...s.,
p,;ver.,t,, ~, ,,a,,,a,,t ,s,,,, - :,.
- fla MO-. ,rr,,,.I..,-..,,--. -, -
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ri,tt -
DR.. Wilson, the new health officer,
visited the pest house yesterday, and
mort nc 70 10 oordit;on IT,, ~
beep an nnoh toI, 70 tho offoot tbot tt,a
nest bouze sbonId ba taI,en IN tar5 -,
tbe naonIe Themselves in tbeir n.otn
that almost eya-vbodv : ;rtarastal
hnorvip, ,Yi,ot Sc oo,dit; . n. a.
,vav = - 1o,rnad thotn, MILL. 49,,
,;rrss i, o,or,o -, t,,o noe. bo,,,.. I'D -
virtnaI cbor,a FOR Tho ,,-asor,t ~ ro
ba,I.b oG;cs
90 -, on"
-, 1''''l' - ''"n uu'
P' ""9S VII" VI"
"' 'uNE' was On tue 'e''en I'D
'"'' "'S'''' many was ago, haF''g
S'i'oee''0' 'S uuso d. L Dehisoh'
o i"S sun '4'"i -" u ,eii'iS among
Suio'y a i''oo hS'
, 1888-03-01

.IHuTHER LIE Kun Down. -- The
can has published, an ong other sens
7a.Ional yarns about this small
lox business, report that the man
wLo died on board the schooner
Courser was buried in a shallow hole
across the bay, and that the tide had
washed one end of the coffin bare.
The county commissioners took the
matter in hand, and went to the ex-
pense of an Investigation As re
suit they report that the body was
buried above high tide mark, and
fully six feet deep. SO explodes the
sensation. Next time the commits
sioners will probably not pay so
much attention to irresponsible chat
ter.
, 1888-03-01

There seems to be no use 10 follow
Ananias, jr., of the 5dH. This paper has
exposed several of his .faIsehoods during
the past few days, and yet in his Satur-
day issue he invented three. more. He
represents the. editor of thisspaper as
having been lobbying in. Olympia for a
board OF bealth of which we were to be
chairmah. ave were offered place on
the new board. of health and wouldn't
take IT, Fine specimen of veracity,
that!
, 1888-03-01

error. A7 to the ARGUS, DR., Miukiel
has nothing Whatever to do with it or lis
management. Whatever OF his money
it may have used. it has paid him for at
the rate of one lcr cent. PER moHth, just
as it has paid the first National Bank or
any other money lender from tine tc
time as occasion might require. Its
reedom las never been hampeTed, nei-
thCr has it ever been in danger of COL
lapse. 1. could not be purchased 10 day
for SIX times the value of the whole Gail
outfit, and O'Brien couldn't buy one
side Of 1t if It were going at Fifty cents
on the duiIar-s#yiug nothing about
other property that has been HCcumu
lated Is tl:e result of long YEAR of tn'!
Moreover. Tie editor oE q Is paper has
found time, opportunity aud iurar
(mOSt.y W.t!t.u tie past !earl - put ruII-
sid-'a5'y IL, re than 4. IL"usaad dol!ars
rut Of his private means into au eluca-
t!GnIi c:iteTprisa for the benefit Of Port
Io"Isend from which he heavy prop
er y owners Of the town have already
rcaHei immense pecuuiaEy gam. What
has Mr.. O'Brien done? His intentions
AID desires may be good enough, ana
bis cour-e Las generally been about
r'%ht: bat sometimes lie b.uuders into a
as"nG tack, and IN the present instance
I "r !ou'i waLt some plain talk h. would !
il we'll + stop ty!:r ;.tuui t,o ARGUS /
iUt even II u.s assertions were true, /
s!1Ht t.-asI'E wou'd they have upon the /
!ue :JnG "f SmaiI-lCx patients at the (
20. tt,u-t?
, 1888-03-01
New saadIe and Harness shop.

The undersigned beg leave to announce
that they have opened new Saddle and
Harness Shop in Port Townsend, and
are prepared to satisfy all reasonable
demands in that line, on short notice,
and at prices to suit the times. Solicit
ing the trade of the lowor Sound, we are,
respectfully, BklGGS a Co,
gY Shop at head of Union Wharf.
, 1888-03-01
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR }
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT,
-. PORTLAND, Feb. %. 1883,

NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
-. PORTLAND, Feb. %, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that sea buoy,
first-cluss can, Fairway buoy, first-ciass
and the mid channel buoy, first class
can, have all gone adrift from the Co
Iumbia river bar. They will be replaced
as early as practicable.
The lens lantern lights on beacons
No. and 4, in the main ship channel
Columbia river, from Tongue point to
Crow point, are discontinued for the
present. s.s.-
BY order of the lighthouse board.
..-. Q.,SEBREE.
Inspector Thirteenth Lighthouse
Oiqtript
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-10
uopamoringen ira SsIano

Stslse Nsenternes Spgioelie er Der
iaar uopanoret benueo 1000 Sabipioer
ira bet f~oltefattige Sslano til bet slt
ilugenbe @merifa. De 5leIte refer tr
8anaoa, bpor Der aGsreoe bar oarre,
zig en- betpoeIis, os, iom oct laoer iii
f~euebpstis islanoif aoloni; ben bar bpo.
get zig jim e9en 8trte, u~noerboloer ire
Sreter, os Der uptommer en- Gang ON
usen to Iterre Slaoe. 3iplse bisle er
Der 9oot Sammenbolb imellem Npbpo.
9erne inobproes, lissipm oisie mpotnoer
npdntomne GdnoSmGnb meo al mu(io
Selpiaie os Biltanb, ia bar enope ban.
net ct Gpno til llnoerltgttelfe for fat.
tise Nptommere, Der life itrdr fan foo
grbueru. 8esjertn9en uiier Zig Iarbe.
les imsbefommenoe imoo Ssleuoere
lom Den regner for ibRroi9e os abrue.
lise Sorsere, buorior ben igr9er ipr, at
Der bliper last Sernbduer elennem be
@sne, bpor oisle bar reoiat Zig. 0isie
9tpbpegere / 8anaba itriuer iaa til fine
Sl9gtninSF, ia lenoer Dem ofte Benae
til Eeiieu for at beo9se Dem til at retie
oper til Dem, buffet De ienere aars
sU0e 9sit bar gjort Dem mulist. Sc
flsite l~looanorere er fra Norolanbet
SOm Ofteit unse, enlise MeuueIter; men
al os til ier mo 0giaa Gele 5amilier,
Der ba sjerue refer ooer ifslse Opfor=
bring fra fine S5rn. iom allerepe er /
Nmer,fa. Soruoen bet lab at Nr6eibs,
fraft, lom beune anrlige os / 5orholo
til 2anbets 8efolfuins tore uopaubrina
fprer meo fig, iDlser anore tore ulem
per, iom at Sorbeienoom ipntsr betpoe,
list | S9rot. ia ~enbO9iaa fnapt fan al
bpnoes, buffet 2anosbanfen iglelia faar
at marfe, ioet Den, Der bar iannt BETH.
beige GUNNER no mob Bant / Sproz
eienbcmme, / bisie oaalltge Nariuser
life bar funnel faa bisie ttlbasebetalte,
ps iom 5ol9e oerai ielo bar mnattet
oOertase SUroeienopmmeue til liner
@lGoe eller @epinit, ba iuseu aiDbere
finoes, iorbi @daroene life fan b~ortiorz
pastes paa @runo al 5ottemauget.