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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-29
DIRECTORY
Or
WORLD ADVERTISERS

A LER. F. VERNON, counselor at law ofiee,
"a Wilson block. up stairs.
prRpETTEs LIKE, groceries, provisions,
BLACKWELL. MRS. j. NJ. school fer eirls. 81
- Maple Avenue
pAKER Il REARIoK, merchant tailors and
AZ elothiers. Everett House eors, Queen s.
II ete. next q Williams Cos Drug store,
Queen street.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD time
ID table. See another column,
CUNNINGHAM, p. Al, photographer, over
~ National Bank, Queen street
nARRow, E. q. photographer. st. Clair
IL Hotel, King street.
DoRN, NJ. L,-Jr., merchant tailor and Cloth
~ Ter, No. 80 Queen street, and East Martin
street
LIVERY, s. v, boots, shoes hats etc, next to
Il T &. Hunters photograph gallery, Queen
GREER. r w, groceries, Provisions. etc.
u North Queen street.
HoMRICH, II. j.. jewelry. repairing etc. 8
III doors South OF Peoples National Bank.
queen street.
HUNTER. p c. photographer, two doors
IL South Of Everett House corner, Queen St
TToNRIcn IouN ". boots shoes. hats etc.
Ill opposite Thompson 4 Tabier's clothing
store. Queen street.
JENNINGS, GEO. S.. groceries. provisions
y Wares, etc, next door to Lutheran Church.
Queen street.
II APLAN. LEWIS, pictures, frames oil elotlk,
IN etc, North Queen street,
II LINER. D, NJ, groceries, provisions, wares,
IN etc. King street.
lTARTINsBURG MINING. MANUFACTURE
N ING AND ,IAIPROV EAIENT COMPANY
Office IN Burkhart Rooms Public Square
MANN. GEORGE r.. Central Barber shop,
III opposite Williams 4 Co.'S Drug store,
queen Nreet.
MARTINsBURG DEVELOPMENT com
III PANY Office, Queen street, opposite
Market House.
MATTHEWS, j. s., real estate and insurance
Nl agent. and notary public, National Bank
Building, Queen street.
NEW YORK SUN. daily and weekly Price,
N Sunday papers, Sc. per copy - per year.
BENNINGTON, DIR. LEE r.. dentist. opposite
i Williams s Co.'S Drug store, Queen street,
upstairs.
DEoPLE's NATIONAL BANK, corner Queen
i and Burke street
DOBERTS, J. W., furniture and undertaking,
N opposite post Office, East Burke street.
ID ECORD, Philadelphia, Daily, 81 per year, So
III per year, emitting Sunday.
CNEDEKER. S. NJ, boot and shoe maker. No
- II East King street.
CNYDER, E. E., real estate and insurance
y agent, next door to Market House, upstairs,
Queen street.
YTSHE MORNING ADVERTISER Daily Ada
IL dress, 20 Park Row, New York.
HNHOMPSON & TABLER, merchant tailors and
clothiers, next door to Williams g. Co.'S
drug store, Queen street
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD time
w table. See on another page.
VXyOLFES, C. H. hot water heating, opposite
w Adams Express office, Queen street.
yXTILEN, ,wM. H., undertaking etc., nearly
w opposite Adams Express office, Queen ST.
NTILEN, JOHN A., furniture, carpets, etc,
wv nearly opposite Adams Express office,
queen oeece. - -------
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-29

Watch and wait for Duncan clark's
Female MINISTRIES.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21

ing c%ourtship, and while his mate was sit
nothing less than an ECSTASY. 1t was deliv-
cred on the wing, and not in his usual wave
like mannsr of flight, but sailing slowly
around and around, very much as a bobo-
link does. singing rapturouslv, without pause
or break. The quality of the music. too,
was strikingly like bobolink notes, and the
whole performance was exquisite.
The little sitter soon became accustomed
to my presence. When out OF her nest, she
sometimes came to the tree over my head,
and answered when l spoke to her. In this
way we carried on quite a long conversa-
ton, l initiating, go far as was able, her
own charming sweet" and she replying in
varied utteraucss, which, alas! were Greek
to me.
| longed to watch the lovely and loving
pair through their nesting: to see their rapt-
ure over their nestlings, their tender care
and training, and the first fight of the
goldfnch babies. But the %inexorable task
master of us all, who p~roverbially waits
for no man," hurried us off these last
precious days of July with painful eager
meas, and thrust before me August LIST,
with the hot and dusty journey set down
for that day, long before | VAS ready for it.
SO / did not see the end of their love and
labor myself, but the birds wisdom in the
selection Of a site for her nursery was
proved to be greater than mine, who had
yentured to ~critioise her, by the fact that
the nest, as / lave been assured, escaped
the young eyes of the n%eighborhood, and
turned out its full complement of birdlings
to add to next summers beauty and song
Olive Thorne Miller in Harper's Bazaar.
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THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE &
ST.. PAUL R'Y.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from st. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwau-
kee to Chicaao and nil points in the East.
ern States and Canada. 1t Is the only limo
under one management between st. Paul
and Chicago. and is the Finest Equipped
Railway in the Northwest. 1t ia the only
line running Pullman Drawing-room Sloep-
ing ears with luxurious smoking rooms,a and
the finest dining-cars in tho world. via the
famous ''River Bank Route" along the
shores OF Lake Pepin and tho beautiful
Mississippi river to Milwaukee and Chica.
go. Its trains connect with those of the
Northern lines in the Grand Union depot at
st. PAUL. No change of cars OF my class
between st. Paul and Chicago. For through
tickets. time tables. M full information,
apply to any coupon ticket ageut in tho
uortbwest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21
THE BEAUTIFUL STEER.

Miss ella Paxton, known AZ tho "rowsirl Of
western audience with the following original
she styled a "EAradox' ON .Heautifai Snow
Elhe. also stated that 1t was ''parndoxodu. While
sitting ON her horse on day herd on her fathers
ranch on this Panhandle. situated about three
miles from Mobetio. Tex.
g tho steer. tho beautiful steer,
Kicking the ttexa from the point OF its car,
i~,lapptng It's tail In frolics6me glee,
Hopping about like a snake river flea,
Following!
RonrinR!
Thnnderiug along!
Filling the air with aieprical song,
I'LL the rumble from its lung laden pits
scares timid jack rabbits and drive. into fits.
70 me there Ia nothing on earth half 10 dear
Az the long-horned, slim-bodied Texan steer.
Hoy often | wish that | WAS a steer,
NTH a long, shiny horn at tho butt OF each ear.
With a clear. fearless eye and n taporinG tall
That would SNAP like a whip In tho maddening
How I'd boiler
And roar! :.
And paw up the ground!
And lope oyer tho hills with \ laundering sound!
And snort like a terror and hump my back
When ! saw the wild cowboy pursuing my
And i'd laugh at his oaths az he fell to the rear.
O.Id be a Jo-dandy II l was . steer!
once roped n beautiful eteer-but I fell.
l Eeli from my pony with ear piercing yell!
Foil to be dragged through the grass wet with
the mist,
Dumping!
Rolling!
Granting l went!
A full mile n minute, or | don t want 4 cent,
Tho gravel and grass yanked the hide from my
nose
And ruined II pair of Accent hose;
Aye, even my hustle WAS thrown ont OF gear
10y Inc trollcsome freaks OF that beautiful steer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21
THEY WE'RE TWINS.
And They Came just in Time to Allot
Their Parents More Land.

And They Came just in Time to Allot
Their Parents More Land.
William Darlington, one OF the oldest
employees OF the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indian agencies, passed through this city
on his way to Philadelphia. where he is go
ing to spend a short leave of absence
among re atives says the St. Louis Globe
Democrat. MIR. Darlington is a son of the
first Indian agent for the Cheyennes and
Arapahoes in Indian territory, after whom
the present agency is named, and is OF goot
old Quaker stock He has been continually
employed in various capacities at the
agency for over twenty years. and has seen
n good many changes taking
place among these sons of the
prairie. He was present last week when a
special agent of the interior department.
had Il census taken of these Indians prepar-
ato'y to the distribution of a per capita al
lotment of several hundred thousand dol
lars which the government is dividing
among them in part payment for certain
lands which they have coded to tho United
States, and also preparatory to taking lands
in severalty at tine rate OF l6O acres pei i'll
dividunl, which, according to the same
treaty, they are entitled to. "Iho whole
prairie for miles around the agency was
covered" said Mr.. Darlington, with the
tents of these two Tribes. and presented n
lively appearance. Inc chiefs ana sub
chiefs were marshaling their tribes in
order to make them appear to the best ad-
vantage, and to sec that no buck, squuw or
papoose was overlooked in the
count, and thereby deprived of his, her or
its legaoy. All were happy, laughing and
merry among the two tribos-all but ono
young buck. upon whose otherwise calm
and stolld features could distinctly bo no
ticed II certain mental disturbance. n kind
of fear mixed with evil apprehensious. He
was seen repeatedly going into and cmerg-
ing from a small white tepee nestled close
to the river bank, snl every timo he
emerged from this temporary abode he
would shade his eyos with his hands aud
look toward the sun TO see ii the hour ap~
pointed for tho census had arrived. Tn
cause Of his fear and worry was
inquire ed into, and developed the
fxct that III his wigwnm, stretched
upon n couch supplied by mother
e1rth and her ~velv.ty green hernage, laid
his chosen partner tor oetter or for worsa,
expecting every minute to present TO her
liegs lord the fruit of n short years we'd
lock. She could not DO moved No IA to join
in tho procession that was soon to be
formed and to pass before that counter OF
noses awaiting them ut tho agency, nor did
there appear nny possibility of n count of
tho yot unborn lufant. The Indian looked
sad IN consequence, and vol no might.
The expaotaucy grew stronger. Every min
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21

ute the tension was almost too acute to be
endured an5 longer. The sun was rapidly
nearing the zenith. The hour appointed was
close at hand, and yet no sign of relief, no
possible prospect for a per capita and a 16o-
acre farm for the poor squaw and one for
her unborn babe. Then, all of a sudden, a
yell of mixed surprise and delight was
heard emanating from the tepee. a crowd
rapidly gathered, and the news was given
out that twins were born. What a trans
formation from sadness to supreme JOY in
the featu es. in the eyes, and in the voice
of the proud father, as ha announces to the
world that he ID the rightful claimant to a
full! section of land in the beautiful Cana
dian valley, and to greenbacks enough to
comfortably stock it and erect thereon a
dwelling for her whose services in that
momentous time exceeded his hopes and
surpassed his expectations.,
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What a Noted Physician Says.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1883.

w. p. Wisdom:
Dear Sir-As you requested ] have exam
lned the formula of your toilet preparation
called "Robertine." I can assure you that
the ingredients are both bland and harm
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ARTHUR DEAN BEvAN, M. d.
Professor of Anatomy, Rush Medical Col
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21

SHE slFF'. SAL u BY VIRTUE or AN F\-
~ ecu.ion in my hands. issued out of tho district
Of Mont ma, im and for tho county of silver Row,
Hill and John ~steinmetz, duly attcsted tho ath
day of May, Al 1891, have levied upon all tho
right, title and interest. of the said Charles L.
Hin AID John sioinmetx' in and to tho following
described property, situated in Lewis and Clarke
couE y, state of Montana, viz;
lots nihe 90 ald ten llel IN block six hundred
and two t6l2l of Hohack Il tanuon's addition to
the, city of llclena. And tho sw. a of the sw. "a
and the se. !, of the sw, Il NJ d tho w. "a of tho
20. a Of section fourteen an township eleven
Nll, north of lanes tour til wYt,
loeether with sill aud singular tho tencments,
Embellishments aad appurtenances then eunto
ho'onaing, or IN anywise app rtNiuing
Notice il herehy given that on Wednesday the
ard day OF June, A. d.. 1891, ut the hour of
J. o clock of said day at tho
cily of t~lelenr, | will tell all tho right, tito
and iateres, OF tho said Charles Z. Hill and John
stcinmetz. IN and 10 the said above dcacribed
property, to the highest bidder for cash IN haua,
Given under my hand this the sth day of
May, A. II. 1891
CnAs. NJ. JEFFERis. Sheriff.
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]. MCCONNELL,
H. Architect and Superintendent
Rooms 80 and 81. third floor Montana National
BRnk building.

Prompt.attentio given to orders from cllsnta
at homo or abroad. by strict attention 70 husls
ness | hopa 20 retain the patronage OK old clients
and merit tho confidence 0f any add all WIG
superintendent of the CONSTRUCTION VI buildings.
Plans, details and specifications gotten cut To-
buildings OF Any description on ths shortss1 No.
tics.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN. THE DIS
~ triot court OF tho First judicial district gf ttQ
state II Montana, In and for the county Ut Lswh
and Clarke.
In tho matter OF tho estate Of Edgar H. 4. Cars
pointer. dacsasad.
Notice 10 hereby given by tho undersigned, ID
ministfatrix Ut tho estate 81 Edgar n, ~ Caspeas
tor, deceased, To tho creditors II, and Ill psss6ps
having elaims against tho said deceased, TO ~
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten montba afief. tho first publication Vt this
OF MassenA Bnllard. room 4 0old block aelens.
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, ths plaes t.
ira nsndting this business VI sAIa sntA1s.
Dslod Helena, ii pntanA, MAJ u. ik0t.
EMMA n. UAtiFkNrg1.
Administtu rix Of Tie estate Of Esas " y c.
pentsr, deceased
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-21

NOTICE THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF Stockholders Of the Silver Dollar Mining
company for tho election OF trustees for the oi,su-
ing year, will be held at the othoe of the company,
iittsbnrch block room ~. on Monday, tho 25th
of this month, at four o'clock u, IN.
Helena, Montana. May IA, 1891.
l.. SUTOR,
Secretary.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
GU gIaee Tor q

o. rrcr (wsrbles), Gnuosr iuonnSer
Suoeu pna Rpsgeu AT Gprene. Ger.
inOe ligaer nemIi9 en- tor boib So
brcmic 9arUc % uopitler fig, bpiltet
fprooriaecr itaois alpe. BREMEN bar
nemIio glcunem CT Sut, Tom ocn i~titter
meS FIN ifarpc 9G9lr8gers Steoe, an
brnet fine sG9 Der Sommereu iiorocien,
os MI inar, / Sill cler aisuit, bill DC
trpbe inb % Dbelr99e 9ubeus 89roi,
iaafrcmt DC life itibs ifaffeS bort.
3ette ton Ite peb al femme 9arusrre no
ollereoc / Wai eGer i Sesguoelien al
SUM, boiItet life CT meset soanIteli0t,
90 ina SrGbe benz. S9iaa en- 9raabe
Ole iprsitst iub fra cit SIiefaubs pil
2ipet al benz. @ioroe dlle Srea'
bette, piloe man life lGnse ie
idooaune Spor ai Sremicrncs Serjiu
% 9icunem Spasets Slto.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

anbe, ba Be aloris Tan blipe for ft9rfe
ON 8aareu.
9eHue 5Oreninssmetbooc girloer o9s
ina for ipags @olouier, ielu ON DC bar
9rOnnina. GeuS FORT CT 2 eaer 3
Buffer meo 8cg ino, % rDit iaa Sierne
al oeb 3~nSsaugeu; man Uil ba taa ie,
meo bpilfcu 5do % Gnergi DC tn9er
fat. BebIt pilOe oct pGre at iaa brGbt
3rOuniu9en oUer benz, Mat oil baoe
ino. Gette er o9ioa en- goo Gnleorrn9
til at Iaa is % lare at tjenoe ben; man
filler ct 8orb poaitraa up imOo anben
cs rpiter bent At paa bette.
I'll Slutnins Oit jes %tilipie, at bet
life er for at imgpesna 9r. 5. men ior
at fsis Wfit til; Iigelebes oil ies be-
m9rie, at oct bar 3 Mtil til bcm, iom
mine Bier blep bldtoeoe meo.
vt bet er Of 8istisbcb at bape itGrte
Sp9rmer eler Splonier ON Barren er
iaa tr9ifenoe notalt / ct Sammelt Wtnros
belb: en- Sperm / Mai er p9rb ct Ton
al SB; en- SpGrm / Srnt er pRro Sglp'
tie; ell Sp9rm i Suli fun en- Sernite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
Nmerifanife 3iggerc.

@n BrepItriuer fra Relu Yort til ct
tpit 8lab Itriper mloer 9itelen: "Spprz
lebes mar tis8er ! anerifa" fslsenoe:
"Suprleoes man oriuer 9i99eriet ! Den
ipblise 3el at be 5oreuebe Stater, Der
On fan fpl9enOs Gtitie siue en- Sore
fitting. Get 8o9, iOm ben 15oe Warts
fOrlOb Sruuspit, beitub al en- Baggage
po9n os to g%erionpo9uc, Ell al fGrlte
% en- af anOen alasie. s ben iibite
befunbt Der iio "a 8eiienoe, melt 5Ors
ret~nin9sfplt. "a man bar fommen
liot ubenfor BBen, fit buer &eiienbe ct
Sort, paa bUiltet DC | ct trDtt 8ist blep
anmobebe ON at Uiie Selsjsrenbeb mob
en- Dame, ipm bar fOparret | Aniistet,
men forsprist life baooe nosen anben
pore Spagbeb. Sun bar ifsrt en- graz
&~eiiebrast, bar tarUelig, men bog imass
fulbt flGbt % bar en- ReiietaIte al 2eg
Der. gun funoe pel pmtreut bore 50
Gar sammel, Os man piloe | 9pltlanb
bnobe antaset beuoe for en- pelbauenSe
SprcrrmanSs Suitru. Otter at bun
bauoe laoet De Reiienoe faa GOD Gio til
at laie i'm Gumuonins, bespnote bun
paa "Snbiamlingen" Os benuenbte zig
til bper at benz meo bet Spsrssmaal:
"Sil Dc mpbtase nit Sort os siue &os
get for bet?" RGiten Ollie GAP Ro9et,
De fleite 10, no9le 20 Gents. st Bar
Elmer ienere tlnbe ma ie 0amen /
SOtellets Splieperelie, buOr bun inb=
tOs en- spb Mibbas. Saalebes fan
man reiie 9iennem be SUreneoe Stater,
tisre ! ferite 8lasie, ta9e IND / be bebite
SOteOer, lepe 9Oot - us enbbu la9se
Ien9e tiliibe."
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
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Sa9tmarten, Der 8~reSieOe JtaaSyr o. Rronbiorte. Be.
lten'te til at faIos for fin SerreS &usIer. Ga, ba bisie
Spr ofte siorSe 6ortrGO paa Sc byrte0e SOroer lenoere
mob SpO, tog Sarl guitau fig for at upipre ct siOe.
itptte til ben naputunOise ~tinsiiife Mur, ON emo min.
ore Waoaleltof. Sper Dag reO ban no for at ie poo
buorleoes bans S~rigsbptte anuenbtes til ct Irebeus
VGrt, Iont pSeSe Souoen SeitptteIie, eau iauoue fOr.
orpoere arbeiSe, % ben 6uttiss en- DaaIsn. siliiOf
ltratts Der fig ct StensjGroe meb to eQer tire 9orte turrs
oper belle Den lea Den OitIise Yreo til beu ueitlioe.
'shl bar lg siGrSet nit 9Iano, iom lea en- Gouo
ital slarOe Sperise, " raubte BfOlboreusn iurio til fin
Sr'sstamtrat Puul @iirB, Der ~Isoiaseoc BAN paa Gioe.
turen til ben farbise Mnr.
Get nil Der suu nOgle Sas sten til a iDor,S,
WSars. "Nlen ri ! aniO ilptte 6ielOene ct stutte lcroere
mob Spo."
%oSet ltnlOe ct Sons8emne tase fla for SooSIos
6reo. W'en Der par LANCE, eniomme elmer br;rts h,
sIter SeOriitsr t~SritcnOe Naub ~fOrtareOe io ieIp brrn.
oenoe sGitslel. aa, Oenne gentcn, Serne llpis6eS O,rr.
orGoenoe luirtlOnbeb! MOr9encu sfter Ell ispu(os mot
lao Nal gHltao ueo 9auruOinSuet Sen nOrOre sIots.
ts'' 9oor ban bnOSe uuIst fin 8OIia, GA ioo touf,iuIo
no o0er SrnSei Selt mob Bet buiSt itinnenbe eoImor
slot 'Gn9lt borte Soriionten. gfltanben NOR ~.
ltsrre, eno at gOysboIu. let buuSs funnel iomtoIs nsS
Ha'marIH'onsns samIs gusse peo SjsIp al NutiS,,a
SPe'esSFaf' U'ei Sapet Iau imeQem, Souet INN
'0Tsnsr laa nesst % filler iaa mssst. euerioes Ran.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

iaa Ir9ser Grpners9ene bar pGrei ct
pmitrlot Sperssmaol Der bog MI er
iaa tiIitratielis belpit, at bet tan iioes
al cGre uoen al Toil.
Saa fommer ben IanItano, al 3rons
ningen beiibber ben Guue eiter Enlte at
fnnuc lEgsc baaoe SauB % 9uns2gg,
aIteiteriom DC GeIer, bun Jaeger benz |,
tiltrGnser 6anuer eller Suuner.
Mich for at btipe iitunb til at IGsse
babe SaH 90 Gun .9Gs utaa 9rOnHiu'
gen pare ~5eiri9tet At en- 8rOne, oct or
CT gamble. Genne 8eIrugtuins al
Qronningen ioresaar oltio uoenior aus
ben ! aabeu Cuff, meoens ben fpper.
6gl9elig MAJ 3ronnin9en, bpis ben
ital bliue iuloitGnois beirustet ps cp9s
fig til at l99se sgs al besse aisn, fur'
lnSe auben | bet Mmbite en- Gang.
On bette fan ma p~perbepiIe iis peo at
Hippo Sinserne paa en- iumfruelis
3ronnins b. b. |. en-, iom cr ms ubs
rri9et % life bar pGret noe al &uben,
altiaa lite ~beiruetet, ba oil cit iaaban
life TUNE la99e 9nn sGs, bporimpo en-
~brirnstet 9%rOnnius fan lGsse bes9e
Sla9s sGs, ON beus 9iiscr enp or
tlippeSe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20
XVIII.
sarl Guitap paa glaus.

Smtrent miot paa ben LANCE, finale salttIippe, Der
fables SlanS, fnsiieoe Der 9ronnis Srifinas 9ib en-
CANNED Borg, icnt oar bIeuen ~ombpsset al Sobau ben
treble os taIotes SorsbaIn. Den, iom Dor Daae
sisr fig ben ~llIeiIi9beo at tIutre op aS en- aIippen banet
Sti til be enbna i~tcrarteoe, ON enb p~anrsstcbe Slots,
ruincr, ~cperruites al ben fore pIaSs, @ruiet af en- fors
buns !~DerIisbeO Optuser. Bergen par fin Sip ueI
beiRfst, bauOe to tore 90 to minbre Saurue os esneSe
fig peS fin i%HoIereoe SsIissenbeS paa Srsbben al soImar
SunS fortrGiieIis til SOIis for en- Gprfe, iom bauoe
ualst bette 6riiteb Ian9t bOrte fra SousofaSsus 6arer,
for u%iorfprrst RO at tunus uOtaie 6remtbspIaner
meSsns, baabs Os-psnte.
Susrises GrunfsIsn, 9iaIssreps 8arl guitap. ism