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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-11

The old Roman, in his Eastern tour,
made two attempts 10 spoak--one at
New York and tho other at Newark,
N. j. In both places he failed to
finish his speeches, owing to indispo.
s!tion. What he did get to say, how.
over, was convincing reasons why tho
people should vote the Democratic
ticket. His sickness was only tempo.
rary and there is nothing lacking in
his physical and mental vigor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-11

f6f6 them about which they must
think, and this being tho case this
campaign must be put down as ono of
great educational value, and as such
wo must all rejoico.
Whatever may DO the result in
November ono thing is certain, that
voters will be hereafter better pre-
pared to cast vote on tho great
national issues that may from timo to
time arise from tho habit Of thinking,
which will certainly be moro generally
contracted in this campaign than for
many years boforo. Whatever our
political faith may bo VIC should all
bo rcjoiced at this, and to no ono do
wo owe it moro than to President
Cleveland who made tho issue square.
ly boforo the people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-11

Good Results of the Present Gem
pal&n.

The New York Evening Post thinks
that the present political campaign is
ono Of the most valuable political
campaigns in years for the education
of tho masses in the science Of govern
ment, in that specific measure Of
legislation has boon proposed to cure
o specific evil. The measure referred
to is tariff reform. A great many
writer's and speakers are engaged in
discussing the measure and many arc
the contradictory statements in regard
to it. Some misrepresent the matter
while others are engaged in rofuting
those misrepresentation and explain
ing and defining the real principles
involved. The public, like jury,
listen to these statements and will be
called upon to render its judgment.
In exercising this judgment the pub
lie receives au education in politics
which could not be gained by years in
tho study of books at colleges aud
schools. AS compared with other
campaigns in recent yoars this is by
far the best of them all, from an odu-
cational point of view, for formerly
the parties did not represent any dis
,tinct principles, but fought tho politi-
cal battles from purely partisan
grounds. The Republicans voted for
the Republican candidates simply be.
cause that party was in powor during
the war and because they loved tho
old party namos. Democrats voted
tho Democratic ticket because thoy
thought the Democrats were better
mon for Office than Republicans and
also for their love Of tho party. In
all these campaigns there were abun-
dant appeals to hatred, prido prejudice
and jealousy. In this campaign all
this is changed The appeal Ia made
to tho reason Of tho voters. This
issue, and the only one, cannot DO
carried or defeated by appeal to preju-
dice or jealousy, but must he discussed
with some degree Of mental exertion.
Thus this campaign becomes one of
great educational advantage, and what
ever is acquired by it will not bo lost
but will bo useful IN tho future.
Our voters havo genorally beon ac-
customed to follow old traditions and |
memories, but nov alouestion Ia bo-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-09-11

WE want everybody to take this
paper, so call and subscribe.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
ARCHlEPlSCOPAL ROBES.
Value of the Garments and Jewels W0rl
bv New York's Archbi ,hop.

Value Of the Garments and Jewels Worr
bv New York's Archbishop.
An accurate calculation Of the
smount it takes to fit out the Areii-
bishop of New York for the perform.
ancc of his functions reaches to about
| $1,000 As he robes in the sanctuary
he first dons his purple silk or cash.
mere cassock. which costs about $50
Over this Is put the rochct. q lace gar
ment value $3.50. The veil. or apron,
is then tied on. 1t costs S7j. The
tunic costs SIS; the cappa magma. $50;
the barrettc, $40; the sash. $40; the silk
hose $40 and the sandals. 80. The set
of vestmens he wears at mass and
benediction. consisting Of chasuble.
stole. maniplc and cops, cost $4,000
Nc has these vestments in four colors
white, black purple and red, each
costing $4,000. The crosier. or
Pishop's staff, costs 500; the archie.
piscopal eros. which is carried be.
fore HIM. $500; the pcctoral cross,
which hangs from his neck. $5OO; ms
ring, $50: the cwcr $500. and the oil
stock. 5000. He has his private ar!i.
clcs of altar service. consisting Of Q
chalice. ciborium. cruets and
monstrance. which aygregato in value
about 81. 800 Total, $1,000 q little
moro or less
The Archbishop has the costliest col.
lection Of vestmcnts in the United
States. The sets mentioned above,
costing $1,000 each. were imported
from Lyons, France, which has
monopoly Of tha, kind Of goods. The
material Is silk, embroidered with
hand-painted portraits OF tho saints.
The rochet is made Of the finest lace
manufactured. and the tunic, veil and
cappa magma are twlled silk. He has
two lnitrcs. embroidered with gold and
silver The barret,e is Of purple vel.
vet. His hose arc red silk. The ma.
terial can DO judged when 1t is known
that they cost him el0 a pair The
sandals arc white silk. and have a sil.
yer buckle. IN Y Sun.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
Substitute for Quinine.

A chemist has discovered n subs,..
tnte for quininc. which can be pro-
1uced ut much less cost han tine article
which now plays such an important
part In tho medicine of to-day. and tho
artificial production is said 10 possess,
all the medicinal qualities of the f.lmous
bark. This. II 1t indeed DO so, will
certainly destroy the trade in India
and Ceylon. which has grown Of late
years TO such proportions that II las
practically stopped tho export Of
the bark from Peru A substitute has
also been found for vanilla and
should this artificial production oh ain
tho place III commerce which Is pre.
6,cied for Il, there can be little doubt
that the sugar planters Of Mauritius
and elsewhere. where the vanilla plant
has gradually been introduced in place
Of the sugar care. will find that ibe'r
new Industry has been stricken with q
blight as severe ns that which hns
oycr;akcn tho sugar industry. -Sco.s
M0A
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
MURDERS OF THE SHAH.


Cruelty aud Injustice Of the Dsspssi>
kuler Of Porsia.
One OF tho worst deeds Nnsr-etl
Deem has been guilty Of Is the assas.
sination Of Shah-zadeh Yussuf an
Afghan Prince and pretender. who
had sought refuge at the Shah's conrt
during the war with his native coun.
try. Tho Shah csnsei him to bs
stabbed to death By oae Of his body
servants while taking the air in the
garden behind the palace. The MUIR
der was done so close by that the Shah
even heard the victim scream and call
for aid. When the assassin. red
handed. reported the deed done, the
Shah coolly said: From what | heard ]
think the young man must have passed
some uncomfort able moments" That
the Shah can be cruel and occasional.
ly unjust is also proved BY the fate
that overlook sergeant who had.
during a panic that had seiz'd tho
Persian army at the siege or Meshed.
rallied small force around him and
had lead these against the Inrcomans,
while the Generals ran away, and who
had thus snatched victory out Of the
Jaws Of defeat. The man was after.
ward cruelty mutilated and degraded.
as having been two forward and sus-
piciously rash. Another soldier. who.
by a similar decd Of bravery. had
saved a whole Persian camp from be-
Ing slaughtered in their sleep by the
Turcomans, was put TO death for a
like reason. Just before the Shah's
last visit 10 Europe. regiment whose
native district in Mazandoran had
been greatly damaged by foods, asked
TO be given permission to rebuild the
houses and till the fields because their
wives and aged parents could not
manage the work unaided They set
up the Justice Of their claims in a
petition and gave this 10 man
high in the favor Of the Shah.
a bribe being, Of course. paid
Hill. NotuiHS CNiie VI is tHVuSis
Then delegation. deputicd by
their comrades. waited for tho Shah by
the roadside the day he wen out to
the shrine Of Shah-ratleh Abdul Azeem
to pray for a safe and prosperous
Journey. The Shah, however, did not
stop to ascertain their wants. but
drove on rapidly past them. In their
grief and disappointment. some Of
these soldiers threw pebbles aftor tho
carriage, one of these shattering II pane
in 1t. A few splinters hi' the face Of
he monarch and cut him slightly. Tho
whole regiment. Mt least all the men
hat could be found were mutilatcd or
put to death--strangled. bcheaied,
vailed up alive, or cruc'li fled. OF am
other regiment whose pay had been
stolen by the officers for years. and of
whom some men clamorously asked
he Shah for bread or money. he had
very seventh man shot and their
bodies left in the desert for the
'ulturcs to peck at. --CJsmopoltiaa.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
MAMIE AND THE ROSES.
Her Novel Plan for Getting Them,
and How It Succeeded.

'Oh. girls-oh, girls!' excl aimed
Manic Burton, rushing wildly up to q
crowd of three girls, guess what!"
what is it, oh, what is ito' from
The three girls in chorus.
"Why. the master of the Grange has
returncd!' she cried, looking at the m
triumphantly, and feeling that she had
impaired news equal 10 bomb-shell.
'And I've seen him." still more
triumphantly.
'Oh! in a series Of gasps.
''Does he wear high hal?"
''And carry cane?"
Has he got mustache?' asked
Tho third. pretty Susie Camp, casting
look of scorn upon her companions
for asking such extremely senscless
questions. 'Do tell us, Mamie. and
don't stand there gaping as though
you contemplated swallowing u.s."
We'll. girls, Jet us sit down here
under the hedge, and / shall endeavor
to describe him. All seated3 SO far, so
good. To begin with, he's about two
feet six-no no. l mean six feet two
q regular whopper! He's got shoul.
dcrs about as broad as Am long; black
hair and eyes. and such mustachc!
Words are inadequate TO describe i'll!
The kind yon read about girls, and
seldom soc. I see I've got you all
worked up, so I'll just finish him.
Girls. in an awful voice. Il would mt
marry that man for any lhing-not il
he begged on his knees for week.
He is the stcrnest-looking man you
ever saw. His heavy eye .brows are
drawn together in one straight line
aud his black eyes and extremely
dark skin make him look like some
fierce Italian king"
"And he didn't wear high hat?n
asked Katie b B,nd, shadow of disap-
poin,men, settling on her sunny face,
mo, indeed, Kate. when saw him.
he was leaning against tree with his
long legs crossed and u sloucli ha,
pushed back careIcssly on hi, head.
surveying the broad acres of the
Grange feeling his importance,
! dare say'-sarcasiically.
oh, Mamie exclaimed Laura
Brown, suddenly, "what shall we do
about those beautiful roses. now that
he is home. Oar table at the festival
Tomorrow night will be complete
failure without them; and VIC counted
on them 70 much I wish he would
have stayed away little longer"
Have those roses, / will, IT ! have
got to 90 and ask for some" and
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
FRAGMENTS OF YEARS AND AGE

Where does the narrow finite end, the inlnit
begin!
Go measure molecules that rest the ocean
The microscopic mite which hides on nature
roomy face,
The candle flame which flashes through i'm
mensities Of space,
The mighty whole affected by it, most minut,
reverse,
Its littleness section Of the boundless uni
Go drop pebble in the lake and note the circle
Which wash in widening rings until they lap
every side,
Each ring larger, broader wave until its flna
surge
Blends with the distance far away where LAX,
and landscape merge.
Thy earthly life IL but the first Of ever widen
ing rings
Which lap eternity and blend with strange ant
mighty things.
So every little finite thing, and every human
soul
Connects wish waves which far away through
seas eternal roll;
No heart which hungers for the truth, no soul
to God aspires,
But flashes through electric space its ycarnings
and desires;
purpose trod
That did not echo even to the very throne Of
God.
There are no boundaries marked out the brief
est moments blend
In mighty circles which have no beginnings ana
no end;
The years, the ages, human souls so their ap'
pointed round.
profound;
All moving in one ghty plan, obedient until
They shall complete the purpose grand OF Gods
almighty will.
Small, small indeed the she'll which holds the
longest human life
Still smaller are the bounds which hold our
hating and our strife;
Our largest work grain OF sand upon the
Our evil deeds murmured sound amid the
AMI yet each one dcathless part of mysteries
profound,
Which ripple with results the seas eternal ages
bound.
Then know, oh man, all thou canst know. the
suailbesS U! my plhce,
The greatness of thy mission still through
Gods eternal grace;
The narrow limits OF thy life, thy striv!ngs and
thy powers,
Yet with all these thy souls estate OF endless
years and hours
So shall thy heart be humble still-its weak
ness known to thee
So Shall it prize its coming powers, the growths
it can not see,
Which may await it yet within the Mighty Is 10
Be-
For broken moments, smallest things. make
parts OF endless space,
The dots and lines in great designs VIII ch years
and ages trace,
The sums which merit and receive Gods anger
or Gods grace.
Within immensities of space the little things
each Ind
A place long since in Gods great plan marked
out and well designed;
Though man groups through them knowing not
unfeeling, dull and blind.
An insect IN an endless plan, a spirit that shall
live.
Go study these deep hidden things, with gil
the hopes they give,
And know that little things are great that
great things too are small,
In Gods great plan HIS grand design was to |
embrace them all. !
II. Edgar Jones, IN Inter 0esan.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

--TcaelIer--"Wha' is he shape of
the earth. Jo'linyp' JOHNNY
dunno. F." "But didn'tI tell son II wa.
roaniP' "Ycs, but ] Dor, hclicvs ii
all the same. "--4er. lininge
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
Ny dwslling.house, (now occupied
~ DR.. 3. B. Smlth) situated on Main
Street, II for rent for the year leS8,
Possession given Oct. 1st. For terms
apply to ]. Lane Leigh.
Miss ROBrE BURLINGTON,
Grenada, Sept. 9th, 1857.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

"A New York dras4"lak,a E:rss cu
SC calskin sacques for tho season.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04

A much better feed for cows than
seed, wre cotton seed hulls, For sale
ss the ~ will at 20 cts pc. 100 10
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Sernbanc' lllpffe.

st 2ofomotiu tilbsrenbe 6. SO. e.
ct. g. 8nnen gift no fra galmar isaar,
%, ba bet tom ct Stptfe paa 8eien mel
lem Galmnr os Osiiau, mpbte bet ct
Gren, Der antoses at bore Sneplpusen,
bpiltet acknowledgement pibite bar
iuente. Saabe ban % S~prbsberen bops
pebe al 2utomotipet os ueb / Sueen.
Gen enc al benz fom pmtrent ilIfaot fra
bet, men ben anoen III NOT ct Yar 8ibs
ben tnuit % ifal ellers p9re farlis iaas
ret. Oct bite Iig. at oct anfommenbe
TrGn bar pud en- anben 8ane, nemlia
.. 6. q g., bpilfet par paa 8eien til
0ecorab. 9isie TO Baner leber nemlis
parallel peb Siben al binanben ct
Stptte af 8auelinierne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Der bespnote Dnsbas Os uursSe d
Wanbas, bar bet met reoiomme SttI
man bar Opleoet / 9Orbpeiten paa maasl
aar. Stormen itratte fig Oper &isI
c%onlin, SOiua, Minneiota, 9atuta, Nd
brafa % Wontana. vi S%ernbanetraH
oper belle Nprouelten MATTE inoitiqes
Here Dase, % bet pil tase milSit d
use, fprenb aft fommer / fit 9uH4
@jense isjeu. 9bermometret BAR uarl
eret melem 20 % 60 @raber unoa
Nul. 5armerne bar liot furinrosla
uoe paa be nssre 8r9rier, % mango
BEN, Der oar paa 8eien til Sperne cid
paa Sjemueien, frss iorbaruet elIer I'M
libel. Manse Sfoleborn % nc9ls 9sI
rerillber IRIS libel. Mtan peo for iittat
at So Ysrionsr irss libel / 9atota, A
MinneiOta, 4 / Spiua, 6 Nebraita d
| Mpntana. Maage andre Iaunss,
ION ianoipnlisois er Irpsne lala
8lanbt De 5orulptfebe er 8 Stanoinao:
gn Wensoe 6ornfue9 IRIS libel q
5armer / SOMA miitebe 81 Stptter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

os efter enbt 5orretninssmsbe Disfuss
ZION ouer fslsenbe Gmne: !6pem CT be
belbisit itileoe for 2ipet, be, Der er
fsbt al fattise elsr be, Der er fgbt Of
rise GorGlbre?
Weolemmerne af 8escue Soie So.
No. / bar bolbt gals paa G~mbeosmano
meo fsfsenos llbialb:
a. i. Sylvester, Foreman.
j.. Williams, lst Asst.
}. Peickart, Cd Asst.
Clark Tyler, Seoy.
Henry Davidson. Treas.
- Sr. .. .. Tbursrub al Mberbeen,
.. Z, Der bar peret / Blad GARTH,
isis, Os bentet fig en- lins 6uitru, be.
isste paa fin BrpIupsreiie fine Sleet:
ninser Der | Gecorab. nemlia 1bpm
Nnberion ps 8eter Sobnion. Oct unst
Bar pniter ri 2pffe ps 6elb.
- Sr. Nsbjsrn @sbiDrnien af 8en
iett, Spfpa, bar / 9ecorab forleben Dag
os aflusbe meb bet famine "9ecorab.
8oiten" ct 8eiss.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
0ecorab Dg Smegn.

Zen l7oe Sauuar 1883.

Ahthth'
2proas Morssn itub SOlf | Spsn pp
Tom i9enanlis; oct bar tcloi, Oct par
ianbt, ia / @atteus Cob ouncreoe Sui
oeus araft iom aanpnltub | 8Gs9ere.
Men pp Tube man 10, % Solen lplte
iaa blanf, iaa bet par en- 2pIt at ie Oct.
Saa off mar ba til 9bermometret paa
9sorbfben al gassen for at Ie, boao BET
f~ortalte. Oct Dor en- isnenee 9iltorie,
man Der tuuoe lais. Stiut cs itrait bang
BET Der; BET bar frusiet ibj9l; / bet
MiuoIte par bet I%tiuirosiet. Stiainsen
par tnbelis moi; ct fortalte, iaa lan9t
Bet raj, nemlis til 40 @raber unoer
Ntul; lruserc bnooc bet life a%arfet; oa
bar RET anaet til 6uile; bets SrGiter
itrat life lGnssr; bet bacee Iopuet tfto
6ruItens Irule. Sci, ou er Spiritlts en-
anoen araft; ben bplot oct belle Solar.
SspuIt I'D, % oiIte nofian fI9t I'm llp'
beree 5ptte p11 10 @raber ttttbet gtul,
Bet oil Iise en- Gemperutur, iom Srser
/ 0or9e ticnber til | no9en BD unota'
een pad TGrnas. Men Wdnoag Wpr'
gen Dor enbnu u9rre, Spiritn8' Der
mometret uilte so 8raoer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
Tor Heprrientant til 2cgi slaturen,

Sou. RelS 9nriOn, bar p9ret iua
penlis at meboele os libt fra 9es MOi>
mes. 9irsoas often bolotes ct republis
tanif Joint caucus for at uonnpne be
iorfjsIise Gmbebmano, % &eiultatet
al iamme er nGprt paa et anoet Steo
al 8laoet. Gnooioere ubialer ban Jig
iaaleoes i anlebning al ben npe Statss
Sosbinber Otto @elion: "San er Ge
battsr al ct ipeuIt Slao "Spitbiob" Der
i 9es Moines mar ri MI peb, at So
mas 2esislatur / en- Iaafalbet joint
convention beItaar al 80 republifanite
Meolemmer, % at Der al oisle BLOT er
3 Stanoinaper, ba mao bet pei iiges,
at ben bar pilt Sfanbinauerne Ell sGre
peo oenne Nomiuatipn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18

Ssitibelisbeb paa benbes 5Soislsb,,
fiofleben 21be December. Ii Sif 81
inbtase liot al 8~eretninsen berum.
Sallen bar iplot meb 9auras Seu0.,
Der baube inbIuuoet Jig fOr at bile /,
Snteresie for benoe cs for oct mort,
lise Maal, bun bauoe naaet, til 9rOs.
for fine manslenoe Gambler. gP,.
6oue opleIte en- Noresie, itrepet Il
2anra lelu; beri ubtaler BUN lin Ss.|
nemmelisbeo mob i'm BelsjSrer. III
aptte os Glebe 1ilpereiien % rem.
braser entefte Graf af fin 2iosGifOri.
9erpaa bsnpenbte Eaitor Sale en- On
outlining til benbe. San minbeoe On
at Be Iaa operralfenoe belbige Reiun,l
ter, 2auras llnberpisnins baobe rooa
6apbe fast en- Ompeltnins i De tiOliopr,l
unberoisninss> Wetbooer, man 6lsA,|
Wv
anpenot meb 8srn, Der manslsbe en- er,
Here Gambler. Soilfet &ibunber p,.|
bun life, Iom bun Der iab: gun mann.
lebe 9aleepueu, Spn, SBrelie % Sum-
men Gro, Saab % &jarlisbeb, Bet eisS.
bun. Or. Miner bapoe feet 2aura. IN,
ben fratfefise uintts rammebe 6enS,
% bapbeb ben bele 9io fu(st benbes Gina
aarriere meb iterite Snteresie. @e6urs.
bags Barnet fit mango @aper % i.s|
ben belle gib meb 8eftprerinbeus Sam
/ fin, iaa aft bpao Der taltes, ble0 intt
6enbe.
ga, / Sanbbeo 2dara 8riGauan
Sfclesans er %uiitnpf BET @arteleh
man tjenber til al bet Sla9s, qrr
for Erin er bun gaaet iremao i I'm 81,
Den; i g~espnoelien gift bet natuyligal
temmelis lansipmt, men liot eiter Gt|
tilesnsbe bun fig Seosraii, 6iitpn
algebra 0 .I.u. Sun itriper en- laia,
9aanb os laier meo Saroisbeo. Sa|
tenfer sreit us raionerer iunbt. San
ct MI ielp 2erer for be blinbe % Ssr
itumme 8prn, % bet ioriifres, at bun
benne fin Sitting trpst fan iettss ua
Siben al 2erere, Der bar ole ia
SAMPLER.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-18
"Ie llnaes 6urbunb"

bapbe tent at babe Ell ieitlis Cant
menfomit ensans / Snlen, men lere
OmltGnoisbeber siorbe, at Den maatte
uoiattes; % fcrit iibite 5rebas Iften
fpm ben iitano. Oct bar ~esentlis en-
Set fun for Weolemmer al 5ureninsen;
men Selttumiteen, iom rimelispis al
Grfarins uibite, at Der peo iaaoanne
5eite iielben blir formeset af Muiif,
bappe inbbubt College Strin9bano FAINT
GitbarsS pileren Spbn Sanlon. 8es=
uoen bar bet 5oritaaelien, at man flnbe
tase meo Zig e II eller anoen al fine spoe
8enner. Der a laaleoss en- sanite
a%nieelis Spriamlitg tilitebe, oa Soften
aabnebes al. 81 ON Iftenen, os bet
fum bel rleo, at 5%oreninsens 9ofale bar
iaa rummeli9t, iom bet er. Oct Finger
supt i "9e hinges 6prbunb"s 9otale,
iaa bet betaler fig baaoe at ipile ps
ipuse Der. College Striusbanb ipileee
ba osiaa meset subt % bpiteoe p%elfors
iient 8ifalp. Subn Saniun benreo
5priamlinsen alrsles mep fit forum.
perlise gitbar.S Cpl. Saa traaote Der
en- up Stjerue frem pan Miiifens S3ims
mel - en- &partet oannet al Meblems
n!er af 5creninser, unoer Salbpr Sans
iens 9eoelIe. &partetten bar enbnu life
npset Raun, men, boloer ben frem, iom
ben ~ltGpner, pil BEN ,toen Evil meb III
ben uinbe Jig ct gtaun. Oct gap ct Set
| Saloris'en, ba "Galorispilens" be-
fienbte Orb % Zone lso uoouer Jors
iamlinsen. 9aler blsu bplote al
8aitor Gs9eu % 3. Salpprien, SplGs=
ninser os 9eflamationer al y. 8rpsb
os S. Sobanion. Den ierItn9onte gap
osiua Sppisnins / &arifaturtesnins, %
fremlotfeoe al 5orIamlinsen ben enc
2atteriaiue efter ben anoen. - S9 laa
Tom 5oririitninser; 5ilitelninsen bar
iimpel, men goo; fun Smprrebreo ps
8afe. bet bar bet Sele; men tattet p9re
5~eittomiteens 9pstisbeb us be ialtne
Mauer, bet imaste fUrtrafelist. -
SaaIeoes git aiteuen meo. Tiosn saar
isruuoen altior burtist peo ~iaabanne
a~nleoninser; bet bar nOf be 1eites Grs
farins oenne Sang; tbi aue os enbper
MATTE befienoe: "les bar moret mig
fortr9ffslist." Neoifriueren berai baas
Der. ban faar biuaane mango Iisnenbe
Setter / "8e hinges 6urbuups" 9otale.