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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Iuse from 300 to 500 bushels of shelled
corn on my farm every year, and | re-
gard the fodder as worth nearly as much
as the corn. AS soon as the ears are well
glazed the corn is cut close to the ground.
put on dump cart and hauled to a lot
near the barn and shocked. use what
is called a corn horse for shocking-a
pole from the woods, some sixteen feet
long, and through the butt bore two
holes and insert legs, raising this end
about four feet from the ground. Then
bore a hole horizontally three or four
feet from this end large enough to insert
an old hoe or rake handle, and it is ready
for use. Set the corn in the four corners
made by the pole and this stick and
build on the desired size.
Tie the top, pull out the stick and
draw the corn horse out far enough to
commence another shock. One man will
set up corn rapidly in this way. usu
ally make three shocks from two cart
loads and have no difficulty in curing.
AS soon as the corn is cured sufficiently
it is shucked out, leaving shucks on
stalk and the stalks are stacked and left
to be cut by power as wanted during the
winter. use cutter with masticator,
and my cows are fed twice day with
this cut feed and are always in prime
condition. ] usually feed hay at noon
and give my mich cows four quarts Of
wheat bran and four quarts cornmeal
per day additional. The waste of the
cornstalks makes excellent litter for
stock and absorbs urine like sponge
Southern Planter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

The Golden Eagle clothing store yes
terday received consignment of genu-
inc Macintosh waterproof coats. These
goods were imported directly for them
from J. Mandleberg & Co., Of Msnches-
ter, England, and are one of the novel.
ties of th5 season. They are absolutely
free from odor-a result attained by a
new process invented and controlled by
the manufacturers.
These garments can be worn either as
an overcoat or rubber coat, and possess
the further merit of being soft. plisble
and not subject to climatic changes,
which coupled with the fact of there be,
ing inodorous. will create demand for
them from those who object to water
proofs in which these essential points
were lacking.
These goods. for which the Golden
Eagle has the sole agency, are made in
several different styles and colors, and all
gentlemen who desire something nice
and durable will do well to call and ex-
anime them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
still nj Work AZ Jai.n,awn

A private letter from Clara Barton,
who is still engaged at Jamestown. re,
iterates the thanks of the American Ma
tional Red Cross, and the suffering peo-
pie there for the prompt generosity of
Davenport people. She says the lumber
consigned from this place was the first
on the ground. Part was used by the
military authorities and the balance went
into the headquarters of the society
from which the distribution of goods has
been going on ever since the fiood-the
remainder entered into the construction
of buildings for the shelter of unfortu-
mates from whom all was swept away.
The immediate effects of the food are
still fearfully apparent, and much relief
work must be done, but added to this
distress is the fearful epidemic of ty>
phoid fever. which Is now prevailing at
Johnstown. The Red Cross has done
much work at that place but much still
remains to be done Davenport Dem
ocrdt- Gazette.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
CRYSTAL JOY.
Happy Celebration OF the Fifteenth
Wedding Anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson-..An Interest

Happy Celebration OF the Fifteenth
Wedding Anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Ferguson-..An Interest
ing Event.
The delightful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Ferguson, Seventh avenue and
Twenty-frst street, was last evening the
scene of brilliant gathering and most
elaborate social event. Though the fact
was known to but few of the 10 invited
guests present, it was an occasion of parS
ticular joy as well as of. generous hospi-
tality to the accomplished host and hos
tess, witnessing as it did the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding. But this
occasion had been so cleverly concealed
until the guests arrived, that but few
knew it-snd they were lavish in their re,
membranes of the crystal event.
The mansion was decorated with q
profusion of flowers and foliage that was
in keeping with the admirable Sste dis.
played in their arrangement, while the
illumination throughout WAS beautiful.
BleueI's orchestra furnished inspiring
music. The menu was elaborate, and
comprised many courses; and by way of
favors dainty little box. one for each
guest, containing piece of the wedding
cake of fifteen years ago, and which had
been Theoretically packed and preserved
until this time by Mrs. Ferguson. Each
guest also received a mica badge bearing
the dates "lS74-1S89"
Mrs. Ferguson appeared in the cos
tune complete of her bridal day, and Mr.
Ferguson did not appear a whit less
proud than he must have been fifteen
years ago. The evening was one long to
be remembered by all present
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.
The Gates rs q Device in the Interest
or Public safety---Untii the Via
duet II Built Provide the Next Best

duet II Built Provide the Next Best
Thing.
The Union in its clearly obstinate and
entirely unreasonable opposition to the
gates at the railroad crossings, not only
at Eighteenth. but now at Twenty-fourth
also, holds that as there is good
prospect of the visduct being built with
in the next year. there is no necessity for
the gates. This seems 10 be the extent
of the final exertion on the part of the
morning organ in its opposition to a
project clearly in the interests Of public
safety. Its opposition to the gates is not
to be so greatly wondered at. II was to
be expected. The aldermen. as has be-
fore been frequently stated, expected to
meet it. and they would expect to meet
il the very instant they made a move in
favor of the visduct. 1t is an opposi-
ton wholly without foundation. and
prompted solely by spirit of "bucking'
characteristic of its course in all matters
VI t1tS hinu.
But to its flimsy excuse for not order
ing the gates. There is no absolute GER
tsinty that the viaduct will be
be built next season. though most stren-
uous effort will be made to secure it, and
thanks will be returned to the merciful
powers if it is secured. But even in the
face OF tue determined attempt to have
the viaduct built the coming season. the
gates should nevertheless be erected as a
means of safety meanwhile. and the Union
whose hostility was at first confined to
those at Eighteenth street and has since
been transferred to the Twenty>fourth
street gates too. cannot sway the alder
men in their plain duty. Ii there is any
opposition beyond that herein alluded to,
1t does OF come from the railroads, as
both the c., R. l. & P. and c.. B. & Q.
have confessed the danger, especially at
Twenty fourth street. and are willing to
put in the gates as soon as the council
orders them.
While last nights terrible fatality did
not occur at either Eighteenth or Twenty,
fourth street, it would have been pre-
vented by gates at Seventeenth street,
and although this is not street so fires
quently crossed as the other two, and
projections are not so absolutely neces-
sary, yet such catastrophe is all the
more apt to happen at either of the
streets. Give us the gates and insure
safety for the present and during the
winter let us make united effort for the
viaduct.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
FASHION! !.
1SSS-1S9O,

On Wednesday and Thursday of this
week "the styles" for fashionable milli-
merry will be determined for the fall and
winter season. McCABE BROS. opening
exhibit Is always awaited with intense in
terest by all ladies OF fashion IN this vi
cinity. as they always feel assured of the
very latest and most tasteful millinery
that can be found in the great fashion GEN.
tiers Of the east in addition to many Ions
don and Partisan novelties which can not
be seen elsewhere IN the three cities.
Our Miss Adams Is fresh from an ex-
teuseve experience with the very best
millinery houses in Chicago. and we
claim for her much superiority over any
trimmer In this section. Her fine work,
artistic arrangement of materials. blend-
ing OF shades, and the selection of the
very choicest Of the select styles 10 be
found In the markets. places her far IN
advance of any competitors. Our opens
ing display on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 10 and II. will embrace many
OF her own exclusive styles. which can
not be seen elsewhere. until copied from
our establishment.
All ladies from the three cities and sur,
rounding country are most cordially
invited to be present.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
County BuIIding.
TltANsFERs

TRANSFERS.
10-Jacob Sherbine to Belends Will
liams. pit lot IS, assessors plat 1870. sea
2, II, Q. W. $3.50.
William G Morris to George Louth. pit
LOT 4, block 9. Moline, $1,000.
William Edwards to William P Qusyle
lot 10. block 8, Rodman's sub-diy r l.,
$1,000.
12-Harrietta NJ Lobdell TO Harriet NJ
War;. lot and 8. block /, Atkinson's 1st
ad., Moline, s., 500.
Oct. 14.-Wm. Jackson to Nels W
Peterson. lot "a. Sweeney & Jackson s
sd., Moline, 1915.
VIM. Jackson to E. G. Phillipson, pt
lot 2, block l, Sweeney Il Jackson's ad q,
Moline, $500.
PROBATE.
11-Estste of John F Schwennacke
Order authorizing county treasurer to pay
over to Henry Schwennscke the distribu-
ton share of the heirs of Henry c
Schwennacke.
Estate of Peter Hay. Will admitted to
probate. Letters testamentary issued to
William Hay. Bond filed and approved
Nlckelaus Lage, Charles Hansgen and
William F Schroeder appointed apprais,
ers.
Oct. IS Estate of John Z. Toline
Bond OF Axel Toline, executor. filed and
approved. Letters documentary issued
to Axel Toline.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Yesterday engine No. IA was run out
of the Rock Island & Peoria shops ready
for duty. 1t has been rebuilt throughout
and is to all intents and purposes as good
as new one. 1t stood on the track near
the round house yesterday morning as
bright as new dollar. In the afternoon
Robert Wombacher. engineer Of No. 12
on the Rock Island & Peoria took No. IA
out on trial trip to Dunlap and return.
Everything proving all right the engine
will be sent over to Rock Island and put
on duty between that place and Cable on
what is known as the Cable branch
Peoria Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
An Absent. Minded vave,por, ID,

An Absent VI fnded davenport Dude
Ii cannot be said that the Davenport
dude IS any more absent minded than
those of his class in any other city, yet
there is representative of this worthless
attachment to society in that city, who
has displayed it to rather marked de-
gree according to the Tribune, which says:
A young gentleman of this city, well
known for his "dudish" manners created
considerable merriment in street car
some time ago. He entered the car and
sat down with a self complscent smile
and looked around with an air which said,
IAN not just too elegant for anything"
suddenly some of the young ladies in the
car commenced laughing immoderately
and for some time no one could see what
so amused them. Presently one OF them
pointed to the elegant young man and
then all could see the fun. He had put
his mustache up in tin foil the night be-
fore to give it the proper curl and had
forgotten TO remove these evidences of
his attempts to beautify himself. The
above is a true story and is vouched for
by an eve witness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
River RIplets

The Sidney did not get away from st.
Louis until yesterday, and won't arrive
here until the end of the week.
The Libbie Conger will contir ue in
the Rock Island. Davenport and St.
Louis trade until the close of navigation,
leaving here every Tuesday afternoon.
Capt. Lon Bryson is in St. Louis. 1t
Is reported that his errand there is 20 dis
pose OF the White Eagle, which he ac-
companied on her departure from here
several days ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
CAMERON'S, HATTERS
or Davenport. Say to the Ladies' Of
Rock Island and Vicinity

That on October Is and 10. Friday and
Saturday Of this coming week, we will
give grand fur opening. We Will show
all the latest styles from London and
Paris for the season Of 1sS9-90. Seal
jackets, walking coats, sacques, mantels
and new markets. On dates only. we
will sell fur garments at strictly whole>
sale prices. An experienced furrier will
be in attendance to take measures tor
garments to be made to order. when
necessary. Any of the samples will be
for sale. Inspection is urgently solic-
tied. Remember the dates. Respect
fully, w. s. CAMERON & Sons,
Hatters and furriers. Brady street below
Third street. Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
Court Cuttings.

In the circuit court this morning jury
brought in verdict for the face value of
q promisory note of Howse against Mum
ger 81. 100
This afternoon the damage case of
Caroline Dies'against the city of Rock
Island Is on.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Clough s. Culton
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent Mr.. ]. d. Culton retiring and
Mr.. Frank Clough continuing the busi>
ness at the old stand and assuming all
liabilities. FRANK CLoUeH,
j. D. CULToN.
Rock Island, H.. Oct. IA. 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
Not a Contrary Opinion.

McCabe Bros millinery exhibit is re.
ceiving a round Of enthusiastic approval
from the leaders of fashion in the three
cities. A great many fine orders were
taken today and number of the pattern
bonnets were sold to our most fastidious
critics.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
A Souvenir.

Another lot Of those fine black ostrich
tips-three in bunch-25 cents bunch
at McCabe Bros. during their mi linery
display. First come, first choice.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
For ealA-A QraaI BARGAIN

Lots 4. 5. and 8. in block 1, Thomp-
son q Wells addition to Rock Island,
known as the Taylor house property.
p. L. MITCHELL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Chilblains, cuts or wounds. cen be
cured in short time by the use Of Saliva.
ton Oil. All druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
a bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
A Ball.

Lodge No. Q, 8. M. A. A.. will give
their fifth annual ball at Armory hall
Oct. 25. A coach will leave Davenport
at $50, and will return at close of ball.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
Soft Coal for aala

At my yard. corner of Eleventh street
and Tenth avenue, at ten cents per bush
ell. b. DAVENPORT.
Aug. 80, 1889.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Il cannot praise Hoods Sarsaparilla
half enough" says a mother, whose son,
almost blind with scrofula, was cured by
this medicine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

Nothing will so soon make person hot
as cold treatment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

= good building, with store isx:S2 and rooms,
tantets, shelving. etc. on first floor. and three
ms above; water up and down stairs, good
h, birn, etc, lot 25Ki6O, well located for bust
y upper part OF Fourth avenue; cheap.
o. " the bee. mOney-makinR locations for any
o. business neal the Rock Island passenger
~ viii buy a dwelling with rooms and
~. sore, well located, on Third avenue, now
- Tor sil a month.
~, viii buy good house, Ave rooms, with lot,
pavement n lower factories
. Ohly 4 Few Of those fine lots In Mixter's add
IL on twenty second and Twent y-third streets.
<ailding or gardening
soms Of the best lots In Dodge's addition on
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

1900 will buya neat honse on Twentieth street
A good lot on the bluG In Rodman's sub-di,is-
on, c1eap.
StoO will buy nne y acre lot just outside city
limits, on bluff
very nice property, just outside OF city limits
and city taxes; cheap, on easy terms.
One OF the best 80 acre farms, with first class
improvements In Bowling township; cheap.
good house OF eight rooms, dry cellar. water,
barn, and fine corner lot in the upper part Of the
city, convenient to the saw mills, depot and Isl
aud. cheap.
A No. 1 business corner store and dwelling
on Moline avenue
Two story frame dwelling, six rooms, good
cellar well and cistern, large barn. one half
OF fine land, well located within n few steps OF
Milan street cars, cheap.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
OpAniniaR NRara

A nice assortment of pure silk, No. 8,
gro grain and watered ribbons at l 1 cents
per yard, at McCsbe Bros millinery
opening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
weather Forecast.

q. 8. SIGNAL OPyIcE, [
Washington, d. c., Oct, 10.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Light rains: cooler.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16

ia l7 i7io i7s 1870 SECOND AVENUE Rock ISLAND
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-16
ON MONDAY

Limitation raw silk) at s1.75 per pair.
Also q large invoice OF newest shades In
chenille curtains at about so per cent OF
former prices. Our stock Of all classes
Of curtain goods Is very large and select,
and embraces lot Of rare bargains which
we will be unable to duplicate when
present lot Is closed.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Sii Winoe ont Yroiesior
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Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

fan anbe'ales til hpem iombelii. Bene,
rsne ps bel mpblereoe @arelier itaar
reSe for @lnfer, % Der leperes goos
ps pslimnaenbe Retter til rimeli9e Eri'
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bsn bsSlte N~nbefalin9.
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oiogbe 4roiesior 8amftab, fOm fcrlsosn
Dag neb ira Non, Winneiota for at
orbne nosle Gnlissencer %ansoasnbs
8pet. Nr. Hamiiao bar / Here Gar
paret aniat ION Yoitmsiter / aoa. Som
administrator / rem Gipsbes go er nos
uapnt Scr. o. 6. SObnIOn.
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oct HtanbinapiR Re Nsiurunceielifabs Iuers
tislement / bette Sumner Of Blaoet. De
W9nb, Der itaar / Spibien for benne
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bets 5orrstninser er / bpstise p9 paas
S4nber.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
i5oeaara.

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Sofasn meo gioan paa tit enc
8rubens &inber stscer oil oorn.r''
benbes 8rpit beoer fig oft 6gi,,, =,
bsns ubeblatpelise fjare, Ttors =, :,
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Soffsl Of lUenf Grant, lisqer en- ,nsr,
Sflffslie paa 8na ps boiIfer meb 5r,r,
benbe Yanbe mob ben fisliae gt,r.
"Pappa, Wamma, MI er giuuu inf.
lisl Storeieiter bar aiort for 6enSs w
Nlt, bcao bun funbe!"
Wen, Do BUN fommer bjem. &C qirs.
isiters lille Serniers itaar Der iaamsr.
ifuot % iopreot for fsrite Sang gao 5.
mango aar, os bun iienoer fig eriou
eniom iOm alcris fsr, ba bprer Gun E,
fiolte, msrte 6Opeb, i bpiS GuIiot @,r.
ben albris itdl npoe ben griumi at Iy,.
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bpbt neo / ben buioe %uoe o. flaoer
fonpnliiuiit @raao: "8ioan min. 6nOr.
for tos bu barn fra mis!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Storeipfer.
(Sisuro).

Der baooe o9ret Ell uiGboanlis paf=
fer OFT, bd SOmmeren ielp bapoe rslet
lansere, END ben pleieoe. Wen i Otto.
Der Tom On laset, uoeniet ps pliblelist.
Jnoen nosen bapoe t9nft boerfen paa
Sintettsi euer 0obbeltpinbusr. bar 8in
teren fremme.
5amilien 8a,f bapoe osiaa Gapt en-
patfer Ssif, mebens beres CONNER bar
beriet al baate Jroit ps Slasresn. 9e
bapoe billet eie bperanhre for tiolist,
mebens enbnu &onren laa pper Gipet,
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aampsn mob bisie bapoe taset bet meite
al beres SpiiOmmerlip. Men MI bar
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brepen tilba9e ubOper Siemmets Ger,
tel, ps S%sltio,en 10 ODER beres 6opeber,
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benoe Grbeioe - iom % tos 8antiuIbs
me9tis Bart uoen at brpbe fig ON
Wammas 9aarer ellsr Innies ps BIZ
bans Sammer.
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manben liseicm ituois. San bolber pa
pisielis ifte inbe Susset. men ban bug
ger ituncUm ont isien, naar ban ier to,
iom bar peret formeset for bueranbre
til at funne titles.
Ss bet bar berfor, Cru Bart iulste
fin @ilbelm osiaa MI os loo Nnnie %
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b~Diooren Sisur, Satre 1ref, beitemte,
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misfortune Saarbslser oper en- bsi
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Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
9ecordb og Nnlegn.
Zen CITE ausuI, 1889.
SIemme

6Iemme
ian pi 2C1c, men slemme ben SIT,
Iom "9uren" GAP for Somerue, Der
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ben bssselise Sommentomit baooe o'
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alemte hi at omiale ZEN i fcrrise Nns
nier.
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fulerte 3psier, Der ipoeoe poa, at Der
nulbe bare @iloe, % bet bar bet Ia
paIaa. "Qureu" fang. Sr. ScdIpib for
talte paa tumOriitjif @is OpleueIier fra
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til, 90 for Serrerne bar Der belsrset
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Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

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leoen meo Ell tpit TefIut, icm punfpo.
at ban par uop9tis til Soibat, fOrci bans
Bsstiinssr bar frcset. NGe 5orisq VA
at rette 5in9eren par for9jspes. Nuar
bteo ben Zig? lpur9te erbslig Qeasr.
Su jes bar Z Gar CANNED, bar &s'ru.
tens Sudr. S%poroan bar ban fer ba?
'psrser 9pger. Slis, pplDier &eTrutsn,
os retter / Seiippelien 5ir9eren nptiac
pent no til De 9ttlteoeparenoe8 fore
Jorrgielie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Setorab beficnNis Ss'0ule.

bersmt, forbi Der ont Sommeren i'm
bes Ct Sag ai Sc, men ON Sinteren er
isfrit, 1tprteoe for m Tort Gio iioen
iammen, iaa ma enbpa iYetulereos pna
at Ifnffe &snse tilpeje for after at faa
Snb9onssn tilsian9elis. llbeu EXTRA
Smtoitninser lpttsoss bette hpg letpinbt
al noste Gtlreilenoe, iOm uso N licen
Smule Gnit,cnselis itafeoe en- Gabnins
berinn, beors srh Den fgr rpsenIinoe
baI uRret.