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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
Rev. Father MoEuigolt Replies to ~ ."

REV. fatneT "CEuiSott hePhO' =" -
TO Lhe Editor Of the Register:
SIR-If your interrogation, y, will give
his name promise to prove that the quo
tations referred to in the Encyclopedia
BRITANNICA, with which ! am sufficiently
familiar, do not substantiate the thread
word calumny with which Protestant big
otry has charged Jesuit Theologisns, viz :
THAT the end justities the means" Rt.
Rev. DR.. Cox, p. F. Bishop of Western
New York, lately alleged the authority Of
the Encyclopedia in support Of the same
foul aspersion. 1t must have been very
humiliatiDg to his friends to see their
Bishop citing an article in an Encyclopedia
instead OF going TO the original sources )
but they have been still more humiliated
by the utter irreyelsnce which the Catho-
lie press hiss shown between these quota
tiOns and the axiom attributed to authors,
"Finis dttermiRat prObitdtem dcfus." II a
school boy in the lowest Latin class were
to translate these words, "the end justifies
the means" he would richly deserve a
spanking. The correct rendering is: THE
end determines the moral character OF the
act.
To illustrate: A man, through mistake,
gives his sick wife morphia instead OF qui-
nine. She dies from the effects Of the
dose. Is her husband guilty Of murder 7
All Catholic moralists say no. The end
be had in view was the cure OF his wife,
not her death. But another does the very
same thing on purpose, because, like the
founder of Bishop Cor's Church, he wants
8 new wife. This man had murder in his
heart, and he deserves the penalty decreed
against the destroyers of human life.
Taking up one of the Jesuit authorities re-
ferred to-Laymann Lyons edition, l6Os),
/ read (Bk. l, Treatise on Voluntary Acts,
ch. XII: THE Circumstance Of bad end
makes an act which would be objection
ably good, bad simplieiter." Then he
quotes spproEingiy the following axioms:
whenever the interest is bad, the choice
of means is also bad" or The badness OF
the intention vitiates (depravat) the selee-
ton of the means" He then quotes in
support OF his st. Gregory, St Thomas, St
Bonaventure, and other illustrioas theo-
lOgians. Immediately after Laymann
teaches that whoever chooses bad means
to accomplish bad end Is guilty Of two
SINS" Bat enough. / shall make no fur
theI reply to Y unless he removes his
mask. Will he do go? No. Why? Be-
cause no man likes to have public exhi-
ton made of his stupidity or bIgotFy.
JOHN McELLIGoTT.
Wheeling, February 4th, 1893.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
A son, coo Grant Monument,

New YORK, February 5.-The Grant
Monument Association has issued circu
lar addressed to artists, architects and
sculptors, inviting competitive designs fol-
a monument to be erected over General
Grants grave, to cost $500, 900. Prizes Of
81, 500, $1,000, $500, $500 and 5000 are
offered. Information ss to the rules gov
eruing the competition can be had ON sp'
plication to Richard T. Greiner, Secretary,
lac Broadway,
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Ran Away 10 become an Actress.

NEW YORK, February "a very pretty
girl, II years old, wSs arraigned at Jeffsr-
son Market Police Court to-day. II was
said she is the daughter Of wealthy parents
in Chicsgo, aud that she ran away TO be-
come An actress. She gave her name ~
Laura Dennis. She WAS arrested In con.
sequence o; u dispatch sent here yesterday.
She will be held until her father or some
repre- sentative comes here from Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
Rnlin M. snnire,s Trial.

New YORK. February 5.-The trial Of
Rollin NJ. Squire, ex-commissIoner of Pub,
lie Works, and Maurice B. Flynn, jointly
indicted for conspiracy, will begin before
Judge Lawrence, in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, Monday morning. Ex-Mayors
Grace and Edison will testify. Squire will
be defended by Howe and HumIaull, and
Ex-Judgs Davis and W. Bourke Cochran
will annear for Flynn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

Vendors who by speclous representations
as to worthless articles for the teeth, in
duce the unsuspectiDg to use them fruit
lessly or with positive injury to theenamel, /,
should be punished. Buy SOZODONT
only, escape their snares and beautify the
teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
EiIinn Through a Bar.

New YORK, Februsy 5.-John Douey
and John Mack, escaped from Jefferson
Market prison sometime last night By filing
a bar in their cell window and lowering
themselves to the roof of the market by a
rope SO feet long, made out of bed clothing.
This is the first escape from the prison since
it was built in 1875. The prisoners had
been incarcerated for merely venial ofenses,
and one of them had been declared insane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
HaaYX Loss by Fire.

CHICAGO, February 5.-The two upper
floors of the fve-stOry building, Nos. 6c
and 20 Wabash avenue, burned this morn
ing, and the rest of the structure and its
contents were badly damaged by water,
causing damages aggregating $9O,O A.
X. Barnes & Co., printers, are the heaviest
sufferers. Their loss is $50, 900; insured
for $36, 900, among twenty companies. The
nkhRr lnsers are fully insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
A Great Jewelry Theft,

norfolk, VA, February 5.-Between
and o'clock this morning burglars en-
tered tue iewelry store OF Chapman & Gale,
on Main street, through a skylight, took
the door off the safe and stole all the
diamonds, gold watches and valuable jew
elry in the stock of the firm. The latter
we're carrying large stock Of the Rock
ford Watch Compapy's goods, which they
were selling on the club plan. The value
of the goods stolen is estimated at $50, 900
No trace OF the burglars has yet been OBJ
tanned.
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Fighting For MaIwell's Lie.

ST. Louis, February g. 5.-Maxwell's at
torneys have decided not 10 ask the United
States Supreme Court for q rehear,pg,
deeming il useless, aud TO concentrate
their efforts toward securing commute
ton Of sentence. Petitions to the Gov
ernor in behalf Of the little chloroformer
have been drawn up aud are to be circu-
lated extensively.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
Death ofa Professional yiollnist.
DNWNAA VH " HVNN'o1O
rciGl Tslegrdn 10 he Register.

SpcciIl Ibleyrum 70 Ule RegiNsT.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., February s.
Fred. Behrens, violist for Sig IaCardO's
combination died at the hotel here this
afternoon after a short illness. He was
the only child of wealthy parents and
his body will be shipped to his home at
Wallsyille. Y. Y,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
ore Miners In Ab,ect Poverty.

READING, PA, February 5. The shut
ting down Of SO many furnaces for want OF
coal has caused misery in an unexpected
quarter. There being no demand for ore
many of the iron ore mines along the East
Pennsylvania have closed down. The
miners, who have large families, received
but IS to m cents day, and are, conse-
quently, even when working, In almost
abiect poverty. About thirty Of them.
with their families, have been compelled
to seek admittance to the Berks aud Le-
high county poor houses until work is re-
sumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

ROWAN county, Ky, has finally come
out with protest against the newspaper
scubblers who, she declares, have done
her enough haun by their lies Logan
county, W. Va, can sympathizs with her,
Down with the newspaper liar!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
Aftsr statistlean podge,s Scalp.

WASHINGTON, February 5,-A commu-
nication signed by eighty-eight members
of Congress, asking for the dismissal OF
Statistiean Dodge, was received yesterday
by the Commissioner of Agriculture. The
movement is understood to have origlna-
ted with the tobacco growers, who were
agsrieyed by the statistiCan's crop reports
lgst summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
THE RIVERSIDE TROUBLE.

some UnosrtaInty ~ to whether work
Will Begin To-day.
The Amalgamated Association men at
the Riverside steel plant have formally In.
augurated strike against the resumption
Of work ordered at the X. Of l.. scale,
which was signed by the company q short
time ago, and the resalt Ia another COLI.
sion between the two great organizations.
Secretary Martin, Of the Amalgsmatsd
Association, has written the following
statement for publication
Some Of the officers OF the knights Of
Labor are again oourting conflict with
the Amslgamsted Association OF Iron and
Steel Workers. This time 70 Ii At the
Riverside steel plant, Benwood, W. Va,
where the X. Of l.. have presented . scale
footing In the sggregate over e8 len per
100 tons than the Amalgsmstsd Associa-
tion scale Of prices, besides ignoring three
or four Jobs which rightfully belong On
tho scale. Attached 10 the scale Ia .
code Of rules, 23 In numbsr, that admit
Of . reduction for repair work, or
over ~ per cent compared with other
mills. That In where the Amslea-
mated Association scale provides Tor . nate
Of 100 tons for repair work, The Knightsof
Labor scale at Riverside provides for rate
of 10 tons for repair work. Another Suls
provides that payment will be made only
for steel maj ketabIe after leaving the shears.
This rule allows the firm TO iuD 10 al the
inferior material possible, sDd continue 10
experiment 81 the expense OF the men. In
short, the ruiss admit Of Ill 6rm could
desire except the dispositioa Of the work
mems body after death. Under this scale
tomorrow with knights VI Labor. some
Of them having signed II fos one year.
More than half Of the Knights for
whom the scale 10 suppossd -
be signed, absolutely refuse 10 work under
II, claiming that they were hoodwinked
into such an Arrangement last yeas, bot
will not be caught sgsin Az Thorough
trades uniouists, We call upon Sll Knights
Of Labor 70 ignore any call ssot them 70 %
10 work st the Riverside. Doa't ALLOW
yourselves TO be used TO reduce wages
below the standard. We do not kssw
whether Master Workman Pewderly and
cScIcthTy LiUum1u, W NY W 49,
cutive Board, OF any Of the fair dealing
district officers are cognizsnt q
these fscta. II not, bsre they are, and we
ssk them one and all 10 consider we'll shet
"a about 10 be done st Riverside. We AZ
you, a gentlemen, and - ofbcds d .
good orgsnizstiou, not 70 allow year
order TO bs used for reducing tss
wages Of old established trsdo un'ons
The Amalssmsted Associstioe Of Iron and
Steel WORKERS has sidsd and b aiding 700
70 build up your oedz. Il Jos Dc not
feel like reciprocstinG vs ask yea, ss1se-
men, to st lesst not oosnfsseocs 20 enose
looking To the reduction ef ne wseo o.
our membsp We SIX Jon 70 cone est
boldly against II, and allo. % KNIGHT of
i Labor 70 disgrses hinsslf sdr,g Tie essH
into disreputs. -
tn. striks adsrsd st ~ stssl p3aatby
,h. I.sI.snstsd ADoeiattsa NV extss6s
- - ri factory, suids nill ssd Dsd-
air. deoertpat ssd th1s Win Hksly
4 +. iitsIe ssrk dsss ant1 . ssttlsosat h
| effected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
man1 1l,n MInnifrede MIners 10 strike.

Want tie Winnifrede Miners to strike.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February At
is rumored here tonight that the up-riVer
miners held meeting to-day and request
ed the miners OF the Winn'trede Coal
Works to come out for AL advance. The
Winnifrede went TO work the first Of the
week at two and threefOurths cents,
while the other miners in the up-river
works had received three cents. Sheriff
Swart left for Wlnnifrede to day to prevent
apy trouble among the men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

JAKE EILEAIS says he will retire from
the ring on hi- return to this country.
Hadn't that championship business better
be settled first? II wruld be q national
calamity for America Lot to know who
was sreally the champion slugger
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

BLAIR's surplus distribution chestnut
Will bob up in the Senate tomorrow. Some
one should tie a rope around this thing,
lead 1t to sewer and then suddenly shove
It in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
A Sick Parliamentary Prisoner.

DUBLIN, February 5.--Mr. Fox, N. r.,
has been removed from his cell in Limerick
jail and sent to the Infrmary. lie IL said
to have lost his appetite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

II kills pain, We refer to Salvation Oil,
the greatestcureone earth for pain. Price 25c.
A quarter of dollar will purchase any
where bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
A Union Against France.

LONDON, February 5.-The treaty be-
tween Italy and Germany stipulstes that
if France attacks either country the other
shall send an army Of 10000 10 the
French frontier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

BILLY MALONE wants to be the National
committeeman from Virginia. This is not
news. BILLY always wants everything
going.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

Tow PIAlr will an the Senate tO-mOr-
row tell US how the American people can
tax themselves rich. PLATT is a monOpO-
list, 4 political LO,s aud a demagOgue,
whom respectable New York Republicans
Eepudiate 50 wc raay know Just what to
expect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

a CHICAGO corporation has been formed
!o' the purpose Of removing the famous
A'ooy Prison from Richmond to Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

ONE thousand tube.workers have de-
serted the K. Of L. for the Amalgamated
Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

Uo'. BUcENER, of Kentucky, refuses to
give up the West Yirgiuians imprisoned in
Pikeville, Ky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

lAE Grant Monument Association in.
"'es designs for $500, 900 monument.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
NEWS AND COMMENT.
TBE WEATHER.

49,, lrrysula. JO:der, fair weather
~ ,..ahy "lgdS .,..,u,.. Fair wsstnsr
f. f. ws N 9Sps5alaSe Es5 e6, SS'asi to Fss6
sI2s N. S.rfug % .futowt s'eriy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

The strikers in the Reading region de-
clare they will use every means in their
power TO stop work At those colleries that
have started up. Thus these strikers will
pe,,>t in standing in their own light.
Their hitherto manly and peaceable bear
Ing Won IN, sympathy and friendship OF
the public, and thCse who never upheld
strikers before cane ont on the side Of these
Reading miners and upheld the Justice OF
their cause But now these strikers are
aheuating this sympathy by violence and
disregard Of the law. 1t is very Pointedly
remarked that the class which most quick
II resorts tO violence is composed OF
the Poles and HuDgarians who
we're brought here in former strikes to take
the place o. other workmen. Ignorant OF
our language and laws, and only able to
see enough Of our liberty to imagine it to
behleuse, they contribute discrderly e!e-
ment, which if given free reign will prove
destructive, and if put down By force will
furnish recruits 10 secret socialism and an-
aI,by. The introduction of this clement
into our labOring population so largely
during the past few years is already as
suming the proportions cf national peril
and the men who were instrumental in
bringing il here should be made to feel
their responsibility.
II tbls slrhe Is not scon settled who can
tell what the result may be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

toEAkEE will probably De delegate
at.laFge to The National Convention and
has siguided bis Willingness to lead the
SERNAN support JOSEPH BENSON could
Tot have struck more effective blow for
FORAKER. SHERMAN has no chance and
FOEAKER will win over SHERMAN's
friends by this set. There are more ways
Of killing dog than choking him to death
with bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

"a cestb god fR ely yiDes - S6s
fr = bettls sfDE. Ball's 0slGhAWsH
Th sensd nsdieina, Halva1isa o. an
dr.otsbs ssn u fe 0ly - sue6sbseA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

Kilealn Will Retire on His Laurels.
Boston, February 5.-Jake Kilrain, in
letter TO his former manager, states that he
will retire from the ring upon his return to
this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

HNOrHER outrage by Indiana white
CABS" is reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

TIE ratification Of the Union bridge
subscription has drawn the attention OF
the country To Wheeling We are getting
there fast. In this connection the REG
IsTEg desires to acknowledge the numerous
congratulations il has received on the
ultimate success that has capped its
strenuous efforts tor the Union bridge, in
arouslng public sentiment TO the necessity
OF L. after the ,onsumatiUn Of the cele-
brated b. X o. deal" had deprived this
section OF raiIoa; CompetiOn, and in beat
ing down all opposition to the scheme
Thanks, friends, thanks, we shall al
WAYS be found leading the van Of pro
ggeSs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06
WILLIAM AAE1Ix, SecsetaSy.

tn. ssriks sdsrsd st - stssl p3satby
a.. I-sI.snstsd A0oeiAtiea nv extse6s
- ts. IN factory, gui1s nill ssd -
dIins departssst ssd th9s Win lksly
- iitsle ssrk dsss ant1 ssttlsosat b
effected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-06

high social position, yet moving IN society
with superciliousness and hauteur, a.
though she would have people know their
place, and an underlined combination of
giggle, and strut, and rodomantade, en-
dowed with allopathic quantities of talk
but only homeopathic in6nitesimals Of
sense, the terror of dry-goods clerks and
railroad conductors, discoveries Of sigu6-
can't meanings in plain conversation, prod
igies of badness and innuendo-I say
"Vashti has lost her veil.
But do not misinterpret what i say into
q depreciation of the work Of those glori-
Gus and nivinely called women who will
not be understood till after they are dead,
giving their life Tor the betterment Of the
condition OF their sex. Those Of you who
think that women have under the laws Of
this country an equal chance with men are
ignorant of the laws A gentleman writes
me from Maryland saying: Take the
laws OF this State. A man and wife start
out in life full of hope in every respect;
by their Joint efforts, and as is frequently
the case, through the economic ideas Of
WhC, III AoA
tune, but they have no children; they reach
old age together, and then the husband
dies. What does the law of the State do
then? 1t says to the widow, hands OF
your late husbands property, DO not touch
it, the State will find others to whom II
will give that, but you, the widow. must
not touch it, only so much As will keep
life within your aged body, that you may
live to see those Others enjoy what right
fully should be your own And the
State seeks the relatives of the deceased
husband, whether they be near or far,
whether they were ever heard of before or
not, aud transfers to them, singly or col
lectiyely, the estate Of the deceased hus-
band and living widow.
Now that is Il specimen OF unjust laws
in all the States concerning womanhoOd.
Instead of flying of in the discussion as to
whether OF not the giving Of the right Of
voting TO woman will correct these laws,
let Inc say to man, be gallant enough and
fair enough, and honest enough, and
righteous enough and God loving enough
TO correct these wrongs against women by
your own masculine vote Do not wait
for
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
&Ds.

Sn prominent Sage talber aps en-
elegant uobrsSer Of spsoomme. Dan
tser, Sober iprebes ueb bet; bet iomms
slsr 9unseipsoOmms." S>dn paaltaar,
al, bpis 8psieuanen par preuet no a,
sanbet, piloe minblt en- Iienoebel of en-
Srpeent al Wennefene rebbes fra en-
for tiolis Srau. Cab benne 9eas an.
penSe jim lib for at fremme bore spiu.
oers Sunbbeo, iaa man life bebsuer at
uolatts fig for Gare, naar man ius,er
benz. 0stte Ton iittsrt oynuaes peb
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
ION naiten pirter masiif meb Seniun
I'll aae auinSt ipsoumme. 1illaIas hos
ale 9russiiter.
DIR, Pierce's Pellets er uomarfebe
'or at resulsre Nupen Os aeueren. 25
Gents pr. sGfe. On ubsisr en- Dolls.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
MmsHif Sprog % &iteratmr.

Ser ftnoes Inn pberit Gao, iOm itubes
rer Oct r'sife Spros, os BET al Here
Srunoe. Bet er pberit oanIfeliot at
aotale; bea timber insen flor g!nuenbelie
! Seroensiiuet; ti[li9e itaar Dc Ilelte
Menueiter i ben 5~Ormeuins, Of BET life
bar npsen f1Hoerlis rig os irnstbrin,
se'oe 2iteratar at opOiIe.
Set rusiiifs Sfriftipros, iom bet MI
brases, er life mere eao ct Bar bunbreoe
Nur sammelt, men aQisepsl eier BET
alereoe 8erfsr / 9iternturens iOrIiellge
8rene, Der Itaar iaroetes 5Dit. Gu al
be JOrfattere, 5Um bar punoet lerbeles
arerfieHoelie. er 2poj q. 9olltoi, buis
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

%"NS %" Op Sloi ulIpLiSt
Sremifriot / aienoita6et til bette ubpre
tibet fienote 5oitlanb, os bette fer man
beoit, naar man f%ammenlisner aartsrne
beroper for en- Meunelfealber tilbnse
rueo benz, ION nR ue9ipes. Nabeut for
bet lGienoe Tutitfum lisser M fore
Str9ininser, uel befoileoe, rise paa no
tnrltse 6ielpefilosr og ftaoist pOrenoe
GlpiiilatiOn. England bar ct soot
Tag | W9ppten os beberiier iaa aobt
'om al 5Rroiel paa BET rsoe 6au.
5rantrise ipinser fit scepter i ellsier,
trloels osiaa / 1uuis. 5ritaten Congo
bar SanoeIsitationer i en- Omireos al
benueb 1000 Ntile fsl SOFTEN. 2oIt,
lamb bar pistise Stationer saa ben DIT
lise apft. 8ortusal aier 8~eiiboelier
paa GIitpiten % anoetfssoa. Gnalanbs
Wast itrrtier Jig fra bet suoe !6aa6s
6orbjer9 nOrbOuer naiten til 5aalanoets
Centrum, % nplis er bar betposlis no
eioet ueo en- 1raftat mea Sultanen al
3dnS'bar. Be tpife 8eEoselier % %ez
publ,fen 9~ransuaal sisr life loo Ipnoer.
list fort Sfaar / SammenbRaaen al,
boab England bar piit @. ftuffe fla paa
bette Smraaoe. Osiaa Maboien, Tom
10 enonu fan uere iliue, bsr neunes /
5orbinoeiie bermeo. Guns Sopeoiabe
er abartum. Spac be iaoieote Serffere
| bet inbre Centrum al afriia ansaar,
Do or bet at bdabe, O, ben europeife
Civilization psiaa Der oil siDre i'm Sno.
lpoeIie si9loenoe, iaa afrifas 1orbaus
bile, bet reeiomme Sluueri os Suncel
meo Wenuelter, fan faa 9scsltsoet.
lgnene BED 9Gauat0r, bpor @min Sen
bar paret omrinse. / Gareuis, er enbnu
'oasobiiom ubetleubte, us bet oar for at
recoe BAN, at Senrp ". Stanlep / BE.
snnoelien al 1SS. latte no paa lin gr.
geoiticn. Sra insen al bisis bar man
lrrt paa LANCE 2,oer, men fra bet opitus
Sllonls tommsr Der al ug til &ps.er
ON ben buibe Yai6a". Rau Bar
aaabet, at oenne mpiiifs Mans er
5tanlep, men nOssn Sitierbeb Serfor
nlr maj life; bet oil 2iben piie.