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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
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secure bail. There were five applicants to
became bail for Pell but none of them
| qualified and Pell was taken back to Jail.
A little while after o'clock President
p. j. Classen gave himself up. The war
rant charged him with embeZzliDg and
misappropriating the funds of the Sixth
National bank Mr.. Classen when he gave
himself I'D to the marshals made it con-
dition that be would not be required to
spend the night in Ludlow street Jail. He
was permitted to take rooms for the night
at the Astor house. MIR. Classen denies
all intention of any wrong doing in the
bank and asserts there was no misappro-
priation or embeZzlemennt.
PELL ARRESTED, CLASSEN AT LARGE.
New YORK, Jan. 3l.-George H. Pell, the
broker who was arrested last night for the
part he took in disposing of the gilt-edged
securities of the Sixth National bank, was
taken before United States Commissioner
Shields today and held in $4,000 bail for
examination Thursday next. Peter j..
Classen, president of the bank, for whose
arrest a warrant was issued at the same
time as was that for Pell. is still at large.
He has undoubtedly skipped, for corps
of United States deputy marshals who
have been in search of him since early last
evening have been unable to locate him.
They spent many hours shadowing his
home in BROOKLYN and his office in this
city, but without result.
The Sixth National and the LenoX Hill
banks are still closed and at l O'Clock a
notice was posted on the door of the Equit-
able which stated that the bank was closed
temporarily.
The United States district attorney this
afternoon issued warrant for the arrest
of James A. Simmons, and officers are now
looking for him.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

II revsr saw Booth laugh heartily but
once,s sid Billy Aestaver Eot losg ago 20 a
writer II The Stare lie was playing 'JC-
liUs CRss-' AZ the Baldwin, IN Frisco. Booth
was BrEtsx. Mccullough wsS Cass:us. Harry
Edwards vas Cesar. ard tee late Cah-les
Bas0op and were plain every day citizens
Il was the last ni@nt Of the run ard we all
felt risky. So wien Cesar spoke the well
known lire, Let me have rrc-saoout me wao
src fat, Bishop and ! walked Up ard saooE
hin, heartily BY she hard L brcke Booln
all up and ne laughed outright
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
THE BArrAU PLoyGEuR


I4eonide Apostolof is hisname and Russia
is his nation; and, if not a real discoverer,
he must be remarkably persuasive taIkcr.
for his government has furnished him with
funds to study and experiment at Marseilies,
from which point he expects to make his FIRST
trip in a few weeks He promises to go to
Toulon and back in fifty minutes, and,
though he cannot guarantees greater speed
than 100 miles per hour, he thinks he can by
practice attain to 100 And as the old time
conjurer, in his humorous" by talk, used to
explain that cts all done by simple twist
of the wrist" so Engineer Leonide Apostle
loft says his achievement viii be by a simple
but effective application Of the spiral move
ment
You can drive IN spiral nail much quicker
than a square one--a snake in the water
swims faster than a fsh-the spiral rife ball
goes much faster and farther than q smooth
round one" says Mr.. Apostoloff, land 50 my
'Bateau Plongeur' under water win go five
times ss fast as the fastest vessel on the sur
face. I already have over fifty applications
from people anxious TO go on the trial trip"
One would say that if this be true there
must be over fifty people at Marseilles quito
ready 70 die; for Mr. ApostolofY7s scheme is
for a long, oval boat of iron, with spiral
groovings and a fish tail propeller to travel
under water, rising bat once in thirty hours
or so to take in fresh air. What adds TO the
complication Is that the outer shell of tho
boat is to revoIve rapidly, while the inner
part--the ''cabin," SO TO speaks to remain
upright in one position, held On q central iron
axis, which protests behind the concern and
is kept level by properly adjnsted tail The
motive power Is below the CABIN in tho
belly, 50 to speak, Of the fish. and consists Of
q new electric motor. Aroursi the CENTRAL
section Of the resolving shell Is 20 be a glass
section admitting light, not to the interior.
but from it; the light Is also 10 be electric,
and through this glass band tho engineer can
see some distance into the water.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

100 everything ,s szu4ifrS encr0ns. OCon-
nor cid great wo~t fos rns Cne.nbn team
during tie se<ssn q issA he hss sAe~a
,aa; a. a back stop ne has s~w1p14osz, sad
be tArovfng {. s~zes 10 r>xnaekasly sS,s-
rate II al thas u eiaazssd ~ han b t,e.
~ b not - ne vsx-sezed a No. Cx1u.n saz
was - snzses~ ~ r-<asn kszzL BY sien<nx
~ish Colsrnb0s OSeznor vii yeorty. goa
i-sz than y - s>d io.n~f ,t~ Ff~v.-- l~~~,~.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

in congress iv 9
years. He gradu-
ated from Yale col
lege in 1876, and in
1878 completed his
course at the Co
lumbia Law school.
He then practiced
law in the Office of
Cushman X. Davis
now senator) at st.
Paul. In 1881 he
received his first Of
fetal appointment,
that of third assist
ant secretary of
State and w hi q
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
THE CUSHING TESTED

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. 3l.-The new
torpedo boat Gushing was given trial in
Bristol harbor yesterday. The party on
board comprised the Herreshoff Brothers
her builders, the commander of the vessel.
Lieutenant Winslow, L. 5. N, also the in
spector, Commandant Converse. The con
tract speed, twenty-five miles an hour.
was readily made under half steam. the
vessel of course being light.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
TERRIBLE FuED BETWEEN ITALIANS.

TI'1TtTOCC OL-D DC 7 VVCCIN II HCNtINO.
ERIE, Pa, Jan. 31.-The Italian quarters
of the city has contributed another bloody
chapter to the history of that section. An
tonic Rossi called at the house of Antonio
Palombo, and was there attacked by James
Palombo who, while slashing at Rossi
with stIlletto, inflicted wound upon
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Antonio Palombo,
in the abdomen which witt prove fatal
The blow was intended for Rossi who then
returned and cut James Palombo's side
open, embedding his knife in his antago-
nist's lung. Jose Palombo while attemp-
ing to part the infatuated dagos was also
so badly slashed that he may die. Rossi,
who will, without doubt, have to stand a
trial for murder, is also badly wounded
and declares that he was only fighting for
his life
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

wideawake IN fact,
q hustler, ashisrec-
ord viii show.
He has managed
with great success
clubs in New Bed
ford, Detroit. Wor-
cester, Providence,
Rochester, Phila-
delphia ndIndian :
apolis. Mr.. Ban
croft has been very
successful In max
ing money for the
owners Of the clubs
he has managed.
Mr.. Bancroft Is
authority for the
r%ctox-1,t &bot -.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
BEECHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nery
Gus Ills
THE RATE MUST BE REDUCED

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. Ex-Governor Thay-
er today addressed letter to the officers
OF the Trans Missouri Traffic association
at Chicago in relation to the through rates
on corn from Nebraska. 1t is reply to
telegram sent out to the effect that the as
ISOLATION was not likely to take such &C
tIon. The governor tells the officers blunt
iy that they must reduce the rate or there
Will be trouble all over Nebraska,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Farewell. dsAr-st. sbe s1gbsd, e. shs lay
agai.4st tie LAPEL q ans double brsAssezd coat,
and. GeerE, ys1 nay ks me care, on ny
forehead, gre ysa 90
Thanks, Angina tso1zhtfn!iy EaEr-
mRrs6 Tee yocEz war. -hgs tce las. tine
kirs@a gIri On ne forehead / sCs b4rg IA
n. r-o-.h7 A sops1t ist@x - lei. ths
hoase boxing A. Il - lad Essn sasSs-g RAJ ~
raAllovs-H&rvAro LAzngSsga
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
In CHICAGO. OF Cours<.

Nlzstor-Ah. yoa hare a family sIbum,
Sc
iady-N eil, yes ron might cali IL family
aibarn- = ccr:slfEs tie photographs 81 rsv
aescezse1 husbands The volume On toe otstr
tanie - NV diYorc-s, bcurd Ia morocco i,
Texas s.itinss
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

New England league will be composed of the
following clubs: Springfield, Worcester,
Hartford, New Haven, Providence, Lowell,
Brockton and Holyoke. 1t is President Ban
crofts intention 10 organize the Springfield
team. In recent interview he remarked
that tho outlook for baseball in tho New Eng
land field next season never was brighter.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
sCHUETTLeR,s VICTIM DEAD

CHICAGO, HI, Jan. 31.-Patrick Gibbons,
the Cronin witness who was shot by Po-
lice Captain Schuettler in a saloon row
two or three days ago, died today. Cap
tain Schuettler was taken into custody by
order of Superintendent of Police Marsh.
and tonight slept on one of the city's beds
provided for witnesses who are greatly
needed in pending cases. 1t is expected Il
warrant will be sworn out by Mrs. Glib
bons, the widow of the victim.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
HERE'S a GREAT OCrEmC.

A Wild Inventor Who Says He VIII Cross
the Atlantic In Twenty-cight Hours.
Across the Atlantic in twenty-eight hours!
And under water OF thatl This not wild
Jules Verne semi-scientific dream IL is the
cool proposition of an accomplished engineer,
who claims to have proved the possibility of
it by actual experiment. and presents some
his claim
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
WALKER BLAINE.

The Son of the Secretary of State Who
Died Recently.
No blow could have fallen with more crush
ing weight upon Secretary of State Blaine
than did the death of his eldest son, Walker
The latter had for years occupied the posi-
ton of adviser-of right hand almost--to his
father, and between father and son had been
woven bonds of affection unusually strong
Walker Blaine was born in Augusta, Me,
May 8, 1855, and had his first taste of Wash
ington life in 1867. when his father had been
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
lOWA'S DEADLOCK

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. SL-In the house
this afternoon, first ballot being the
thirty-third on permanent speaker re-
suited: HaAilton IS, Wilson 81. After
taking nine ballots with the same result
the house ad iourned.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
CHARGED WTHAHIyce ew,nn,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 31.-J. L. Hor-
rlne, OF this city, was arrested late tonight
charged with swindiing H. d. Stripger
and j. 5. Warden out OF 1900 worth of
real estate. The latter gentlemen assert
that Horrine traded fifteen sections of
Texas land to them for equity in valuable
real estate mere. They claim that Horrine
had no title to the land in Texas
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Swff;'s EpersSe kzs card rayrsst.le 'zt-1s %
vsits s=t-szx = - wc-zs type. kors tAsa
fssrc:T ssoees q bose sz=ss o. o. 49, Iez. SIS
va zof shss 70 szx sa< go; rsez,as. a.. as.
cz CRITICS y-sf. IT, 1o,tos. s4ysszzf sszss-
iz:se.. Ssf frfss1. aas rzs ker &c s. s.
sac q no~ a. v..i sz6 slzTtzi ss sly esizs
EEs- ANTE Gxrt.zxs. cozzszszs. e.
Tr.s-sss boot ssze SKA Dss-zs-s r-zzzssSs
ssse.
s~zrr syzcsyse Co, Drs-s- !. Arsss.a. Ga
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
The Trrp OF the Nigel.

Frst Tramp encouragingiy)-Chesr up,
O. feL We're down now, bat you dunno how
soon we may y on top. It's only tie turn Ct
the wheel
Second Tramp tgieonlly}-Is must b. a
blame bag wheel or else II turns mighty SLOW.
New Y o-k Mercury.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
ONE SI.IOulS RQORI

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Jan. 3l-The grand
jury made its final report today and re-
turned an indictment against William
Gartenbach, charging him with accepting
a brlbe while member of the house of
uele2ates' rms was the only true bill re-
turned against the alleged boodlers.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

nor cumhs for fhe
Colunsus team
during the ssason
1879. but had eli
m ost aecieisd %
ah~sd0<s his eld
smnkysz~sd fin
tho PiaYsz' kaKz<
fer np Thsve
Vas oulz-dex~bls
rep-s and esz<.sts-
facson os1 his tn-
i-@asn has sew
Tat 10 - sagred
20 play Vim tssselA
tram kxrthe sr~~n
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

baseball experience
was gained wliN5
a student at college
in Racine, Wis
His first profes-
sional engage
ment was in 1896
with the Minneap-
oils team At tho
end of the season
he ranked first IN
the official aver
ages as third base
man. In 1887 ne
covered sccoud base
far tia g. punI
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

C2xHcs ArsaE2ntascs i-sE-HZ n~-xp@peY1
So Be1ry VI s<aassr y - "a srsy 70 Cairo
5y ~sy ef ll>-zzs1-s3-
I-lir-.azt Psll0T FSs<nygr gro,a H..-
soszra-- Darn f.ss pear Ia &c EcSng 10 z.ip
s.. I1yuSs-Sew Tork Xsrcary.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
THE CAIssoS FROM THE SHORE.

structed across the Ohio river. Nearly score
of men were in the caisson at the river bot
tom e1cavating for a foundation. Suddenly
there was an escape Of air, and water rushed
in between the bottom of the caisson and the
sand. The men at once rushed to get out,
but all except four were too late. The rest
were drowned
John Knox was on the caisson with gang
of men. 1t was the duty of the lower lock
tender, Baldwin, to be below. The men had
been engaged in shoveling sand on one side,
and were preparing to lower the other side.
Baldwin was not ct his post. Knox, how
ever, thinking all would be right, went ahead
settling the caissen. The pressure of water
began to force the air out, the lower doc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
THE cAIssoN HORROR.

How Nearly Score Of Lives Were saerf.
feed by Some Ones Carelessness.
One Of the most frightful catastrophes that
has ever happened in bridge building was the
recent collapse of caisson of the Louisville
and Jacksonville bridge, which is being con.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
wec7 vlRc,N,a,s CONTEST

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. SI-Argu-
ments in the FlemIng-Goff contest case
were completed today and resolution
offered declaring Fleming elected. The
resolution will be taken up tomorrow,
when the contest Will likely De ended
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

handsome presence
a md magni6cent
physique She has
soft, dark brown
hair and dark eyes
rosy cheeks and q
very pleasing ex-
preston Her man
nerS are as uncon-
ventional as those
Of q schooa girl and
she looks forward
= Ar Wofe.ioaal
life with bright ex-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

peing open. Baldwin, who was a: the
upper door, tried 10 manipulate the escape
and started 70 go down The opening of the
upper door, which held the compressed air
N, gaze 1t an escape. The air gone, Of course
she gaser rushed In.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
scUS JHHnUSE.

Long, Clear Imported Tobacco for g cents
Absolutely pure and free nom all acids extracts paiEs.
or hAvoring. and not dipped Is beautiful and per-
feet cigar, not cheap cigArro eheroot EasA 20 Any
Decent cigar IN the United Statss Is sold rssAr
j. Y. CAM PBEII CO., Who Ie>Aie agent
for Wichita, Kansas dli-I2t Sat
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

giss Let4rsa Alo-scs Is tes niece q Senator
s.sra-t ire Nevada silver king. sad tne
Granddaughter q & :. Hood, Of AssszssFpt
1e Is also fun fodGed ac1rezs, having made
,-r DEBUT al " a<aAzgtea theatre oaly
ez weeks ago See WAS Sora "a Cainerr.s,
rhe~e sse has hvsd alnes1 all be- nfe. der
iessre 20 become "a srsT>~s ~as s-crr q -1ai
he read IN tie newspapers and elsewhere,
,ut thessxz-saH sas.s ~alca she ass air>sdy bad
Il Ice real lie b-saiES IA fsssi.ghts sse.Ss
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
PRESIDENT OF NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

Frank c. Bancroft, tho Well Known Mar
acer, Recentiy Chosen for the Place.
Frank c. Bancroft, the recently elected
president Of the New England league, whose
picture is here given, isone of the best known
baseball men in the United States He il
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

A remedy for burns is . paste of baking
soda and water. Take wet cloth, cover
with the pasteand hind over the burn. Should
the haste become drv wet it from, the cu.Sieis
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
.Ja~k OCpunox

Here Is picture Of jack O'Counor, Known
by some as Peach Pie o'Cmnar. the Tnpaaar
catcher Of the Columbus Dl seara. OsCon-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. a.

Ehey Arc Making Ready to Open a Great
6 Hall in New York.
The old Madison Square garden in New
York is q thing of the past. Many tray
eler who thirty or forty years ago used to
ride between New York and New Haven will
remember the days when it was a railroad
depot. In those days there were two depots
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
a THRnl,Nc RESCUE.
00W = 1aA Was 5UvoA 1rem . L&nxesanG

Journalists hsve Of late yeaxs dpnsa good
d.al Of detecatve work, but the recut lie
2Sing Operation At Sam Fraacsoo BY news-
paper men q novelty. Antonio Nicholas
snd several other fishermen who were ont in
the ocean in smack were capEzed, and
wrse obliged to swim for their hives. An
tonic SWAN for small rock and reached It
The rast were drowned There he ching,
bGteted by the waves. At last he WINS seen,
and party Of men from the Office Of The
Saa Francisco Examiner chartered the tug
Se6 Queen and went out to rescue him.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

CLASSEN'S DEFENSE.
HE DETAILS HIS CONNECTION WITH
THE SIXTH NATIONAL.
The Missing Securities Used to Raise
Necessary Cash to Do
Business.
No Conspiracy Entered Into by Himself
and Others to Rob the
Institution.
Ia Walks into a News Agency, Dictates
His Statement and Departs After
wards Delivers Himself to the
Polioe-Most Of the Alleged
Sohemers Behind
the Bars
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01

Charles Crooks, the eIPHt second bAsenan
of the Columbus club, has been a professional
ball player for the past tbr-c years. He w.s
born Nov q. 1866, In St Paul, MIMI His first
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-01
Senators Niece whe Recently Eios-
coined Out a. an Actress

ME SAYS oaE -o.e5 TIE sTseE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-12
Sunday Excursions.

sunday EXCURSIONS.
Attention is called to the fact that on and
after Sunday, May 1, train No. l, which
leaves Helena in the morning for Butte,
will leave Sundays at 8 O'Clock instead of
9:15 as heretofore and will continue to de-
part at that time until further notice for
the purpose Of accommodating the large
number of excursionists who wish to make
trips to our elegant summer resorts.
B. H. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-12

Yellowstone National Park Excursion Rae.
From Sept LIST until Sept. eth the North
ern Pacific railroad will make a rate of one
fare for the round trip Helena to Living
ston and return, to bonafde tourists on the
following conditions: Passengers to pur-
chase round trip excursion ticket to Liv-
ingston and in addition thereto pay for
either S35 or $40 ticket through the Park
CHAs. S. FEE, G. y. d I. A., St. Paul.
A. d. EDGAR. General Agent, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-12

Not by anything she drank or took, but
by bad blood. Is it any wonder she
feels "blue?" In most cases blues are
only another name for bad blood. A man
or woman feels unhappy. Life seems
dark. The heart is heavy. Bad blood is
carrying its poison all over the body, and
we call it "0lues."
Read these experiences
Mrs. C. G. Hutchinson, of Pittston, Pa,
says: at consider DIR. Acker's English
Blood Elixir the best medicine in the
world. not only for blood troubles, but
also for dyspepsia, with which ] tays
been afflicted"
both my wife and myself fra, =,
lieve that DR.. Acker's English Blood Eny,r
is the best of all blood medicines, and will
remove all impurities of the blood"
GEO. v. SUdNER, Valley City, Oak.
This grand Elixir is sold by druggists
in all parts of America. 1t is a pure,
honest medicine; not cheap sassape-
rillA Try it to-day.
Hoid By II. II. Parehea Z Co, druggist
UaAaas. AknG
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-12
Merchants National Bank
HELENA, MONTANA
United States Depository.
Paid In Capital, $3.50, 600
Surplus and Profits. 10000
I. II. HERsHFIE1D, President
J. DAvIDsoN, Vice-Presidenf
AARON HERBHFIELD, CashieF

A11oN HEhsHF11D, Cashier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Thomas Cfuse, N. Sands,
B. s. Huntley, A. X. Prescott
A. j. Davidson. Moses Morris,
l. H. Hershfeld, Aaron Hershfeld
J. 6witzer.
Iirst-class City, County and State Securities
Bought aud Sold
Exchange Issned on the Principal Cities Of tn
United States and Europe. Transfers
of Money made by Telegraph.
Interest Allowed on Time Deposita. Collections
Promptly Attended to.
Boxes for Rent at Reasonable Prices In one Of tho
Best Constructed Fire and Burglar Proof
Safe Deposit Vaults IN the Country.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15
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100000 9G9. 3ioiOerer hi bette Gnl
meo glntoQet al IaretS Gage - 800
- iaa ianr hi ITO, at lln9nrn boer Gag
uSferer 5O4,986 Stytter 9Sg til llos
lonoet. % n~uIluar man MI Ell 6Gucs
bpieite gG9scprOouttiOn narli9 iii $50
9G9, iaa er 1,228,8OO un9arIte 6Du3
uOellrttenoe bcitiGiti9coe meb at lGg0e
2G9 til 8Orbel for ~llOlanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-15
Seturah Snhitnte.

Setorab Sniitnte.
SiShe Greboa bar Ell iauo Geitoas
oto 8redeurioer's Suitihite. Sr.
Breckenridge bar label n%n1toiis ct Stag,
Der berrfter Iiol paie pper 9p9uinseu,
% bet bar / ben G~uIeNuing, at ale
Gleperns bar iamIeoe i bet fore 8G
relic, % iaa mango 8eigsenoe, Tom
fuuOe rummsS. 8rOiesiorcn pplpite
ON anlconingeu for Snmmeutomltcn,
% belle GOriamlingsn lang Son9en
"America'. 3crefter bolot 8aItpr
9rntt en- Gale for auleouiuseu, Og /
orlpnlgte Orb ublagOe ban for gleOrrue,
bOilten BetpOniug bet uilbe bare, bocr
Sang be Git no Os iuO al SfOlcn, at
baOe 2anoets Stag for Gie. Otter
9ulen git 6prinmlin9en no, Og unoer
aiipugclieu al "Star spaRgled Banner"
ienotes oct nDe Stag til EUppen al
6l~n9Itnngen. Mten bet mnuttc besoRrre,
Ianinnrt man pnr iGroig meo San9cu,
beiIes neO igien, Us bleO brusenOe pda
bnlp Nn1t / G%uleOuiug al, at 2igct al
en- ioroums Glep, gntOn Sacobien, Der
OsSe i Burton, &Ortb Gntota, untom
til 4epotet for at ienOe3 biem til lnans
Onbl, Nlomatee So. 9lIe glcocrnc git
/ 9rocesiion til ScrnbancitotiOnen.
6laget CT pcl Iioct til at tu9e fig gObt
no, men bette er life al Spariommeli9e
beOsbcuipn, men al en- 6eilta8elIe.
gtaar bette er uoiliot, pil Der moi an
Ifnfie2 ct, Der oil ipnre beore til Seus
ii9ten, %, OeriOm bet ital bore meo
Stolen, iaa blir bet temmeli9 fort.