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The record-union., 1891-06-01

AJ II O'CLOCK N.
All bids snail state separately the price of
each article OF stationery, the board rcserv-
ing the right to accept or reject all or any OF
them, or may accept or reject Il part thereof
Samples ofenvclopes and papers must accom-
pany each bid.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
The Corps to Reorganize.

The independent portion of the Corcoran
Cadet Corps having obtained decision favor
able to them they will at once reorganize into a
new company. Mr.. John M. Deponai, prom
"Whie the outcome of the suit was not ut all a
surprise, we feel very jublant over the result.
The members of the company will now get
together and reorganize, and in short time
the company will have regained It's old time
cations Of the city, AS regards the captaincy
of the company he was retcent but it is sur
missed that Lieut.. w. f. Morrow, son of the
late Col. t. G.. Morrow, will be called upon to
accept the honor. The most prominent candi-
dates for the lieutenancies are Mr.. j. ID. Rae
burn, g. Won Dachenhausen, j. NJ. Deponai
w. Bevans, and s. s. Kinsinger.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
8I2 and 8H4 Seventh Street
for the Announcement of Our Grand Spring Opening of
MILLINERY AND WRAPS.~#aN

nation was made of the gulf coast and waters.
At Tampa, Mobile, Pensacola, and some other
points visited 1t was found that the water was
too shallow. The commission says that the
South Pass of the Mississippi affords the only
entrance twenty-six feet deep to a harbor far
enough from the seq to be safe from gun-fire.
On the shores of the liver the primary requisites
for site are found. The bank of the river on
the Algiers side from the Southern Pacific Rail-
road ferry, downward 1000 or 5000 feet, is also
clear and clean and has remained SO for years,
and here is the naval reservation of which the
Mississippi River Commission says the bank at
Algiers is permanent and will doubtless remain
so for fifty or more years. Accordingly the
present commission selected the site next ad-
joining the property of the railroad company
At the New York Navy Yard experiments are
being made of its use for coating steel and iron
ships of the Navy to prevent the corrosive
action of sea-water and fouling from marine
growths. Two steel plates coated with prepa-
ration made by japanese firm have been sub
merged at the yard for the past two months.
They are said to be in the best condition, and
will be kept under water for several weeks yet.
The experiment has been made at the sugges-
tion OF an officer who recently saw the use of
lacquer on vessels in Asiatic waters. The
lacquer in use by the Japanese navy is made
from gum found in China and Corea, and has
given great satisfaction here. 1t is claimed
that coat of lacquer will preserve ships bot
tom for three years. For ship like the Boston
such coating would cost about $4,000. 1t is
yet to be shown that the lacquer would not
crack with the contraction and expansion of a
metal hull under different temperatures.
Bids were issued last week by the Department
requesting proposals for the construction of the
protected steel cruiser of 1900 tons displace-
ment,. specially provided for in the Naval Ap-
preparation act, approved March p 1891. The
time fixed for the opening of such proposals as
may be received is Monday, June 1 next. The
vessel is designated cruiser No. ID. all mate
rial used in its construction, including engines,
boilers, and machinery, are required to be of
domestic manufacture. The Government will
provide all armor bolts and their accessories,
excepting such as may be required for the pro-
techve deck, but the contractors will be re-
quired to put them in place. The vessel must
also develop in the open sea a speed of not less
than twenty-one knots per hour for four con-
secutive hours, or the contractor will be sub
lect to a penalty OF $4,000 for each quarter
knot deficiency A premium of $4,000, how
ever, is provided for each quarter knot deYel-
oped In excess OF twenty-one knots.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.

Paymaster Stephen Rand, Jr., has been
ordered to special duty in the Navy Depart
ment
Howard Gage has been commissioned to be
passed assistant engineer from the 10Th of No
vember, 1890.
Ensign Hugh Rodman has been detached
from the Naval Observatory, and ordered to
the Coast Survey.
Joseph II. Lennard and Joseph j. Woodward
have been commissioned to be naval construc-
tors from the Sd of March, 1891.
Lieut.. William e. Sewell has been detached
from duty at the Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal,
oath instant, and ordered to the Lancaster on
the 1st of April next
Assistant Surgeon George A. Lung has been
detached from the Mohcan on her arrival at
Mare Island, and ordered to special duty at
Washington, ID. @.
Acting Gunner NJ. w. Gilmartin has been
detached from the navy yard, Washington, and
ordered to duty at the Naval Ordnance Proving
Ground, Indian Head, Nd.
Capt Henry Erben has been detached as
member of board of inspection on the 31st in
slant, and ordered to duty as governor of Naval
Home, Philadelphia, on the same date.
Assistant Surgeon George T. Smith has been
detached from the receiving-ship Independence
on the arrival of the Mohcan at the Navy Yard,
Mare Island, CAL, and ordered to that vessel.
Capt. Edward E. Potter is detached from
duty as governor of Naval ONE, Philadelphia,
on the 3lst instant, and ordered to command
the training-ship Minnesota on the 1st of April.
Commander Charles M. Thomas has been de-
tached as photographic inspector under the
Coast and Geodetic Survey on the 10th instant
and ordered to special duty in the Bureau of
Navigation.
Lieut.. Commander Seth NJ. Aekley has been
detached from present duties on the 18th in
stant and ordered as hydrographie inspector
under the Coast and Geodetic Survey on the
10th instant.
The report of the commission appointed to
select site for dry-dock on the waters of the
Gulf OF Mexico states that IN exhaustive exami-
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
Tea at Its Very Best.


A tea expert says that pound of tea will
furnish 300 cups of liquor, if it is made properly,
but that the maximum benefits of the leaf, both
in the matter of quality and quantity, are
seldom enjoyed because of the general ignor-
as to require no care, the method of brewing
He says the tea leaves should be put into an
earthen or agateware pot (never use mentaI)
and stand on the back of the stove until thor
oughly warmed. Then Kissing hot water. which
has been freshly boiled, should be poured in,
and the pot should be placed at the back of the
stove for ten minutes, where it will keep hot
but not boil. At the expiration of that time
the tea will be perfect, but if 1t is desired to
keep 1T so the liquor must be poured off into
another vessel, SO as to separate it from the
leaves, which after awhile would give off an as
tringent element. In serving the cups and the
cream should be warm, and the cream should
be put in the cups before the tea.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
Kings Palace, SI2-S14 Seventh Street
Northwest

Northwest,
Calls the attention of the ladies of this city and
the adjacent counties to the fact that they have
the best equipped ladies', misses, and chldren's
furnishing department in this city. They would
call your special notice to their ladies' muslin
underwear. Special sales in this department are
held daily, and values are given that have never
yet been offered to the ladies of this District.
Their reputation as being the leaders of fashion
in millinery in Washington is such well-es-
tablished fact that none dare to dispute their
claim as the leaders in this line. They would
call your special attention to the advance styles
they are now displaying in spring millinery and
wraps, embracing all the latest novelties of all
the foreign and domestic markets. Watch for
an announcement of their grand spring opening
OF millinery and wraps, which will occur shortly.
1t would not be well to close without calling the
public's attention to their large and extensive
dry goods department. having all of the latest
spring effects in nobby dress goods. An inspec-
tion of this department will amply repay YOU
Also glance over their complete line of fancy
goods of every description. Call on Kings
Palace before purchasing. They will save you
from 10 to 20 per cent
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
The Famous Philadelphia Oyster
House

Win soon begin to handle all the celebrated
brands of summer oysters, and continue
throughout the season. so the lovers Of the
toothsome biValve need have no fears of having
to wait from April to September to crafty their
appetites, but can get them all through the
summer months fresh from the beds and as fat
as butter put up in any style Another feature
OF this establishment is the promptness with
which all orders are filed. Soft and hard-shell
crabs will soon be on the market and served at
this popular resort, 5l3 Eleventh street north
west.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
DIED.

DUGUID.-On the 14th of March, 1891, at 3P.
NJ, Robert Dnguid, in the sixty-seventh year of
his age, a native of Aberdeen, Scotland. Fune-
raj will take place from late residence, 632
Rhode Island avenue, on Monday, March 10,
1891 at O'Clock T. M. Friends invited.
DAVIS.-At Wheaton. Montgomery County,
M. Miss Elizabeth T. Davis, beloved sister OF
Mrs. DR.. NJ. j. Griffith and of Mrs. Julia w.
Ellery and daughter of the late John Davis, for
merly of Augusta, Me. Funeral from st. Johns
Church. Forrest Glen, Nd. on Sunday, 10Th in
slant, at . 7. Nj. Interment at Mount Oivet
Cemetery, Washington, ID. c., at p. NJ.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
No Revolution in Cuba.

The Spanish Minister in Washington yester-
day received a cable despatch from the Captain
General of Cuba declaring that there no
signs of revolution or disorderly outbreak of
any kind upon the island.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
DISTRICT MILITIA.

Sergeant John L. Sim, Company A, Third Bat
talon, has been reduced to the rank of private
for being absent from drill.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15

Three American Bishops in Rome.
ROME, March 14.-Three American bishops
Bishop Doane, of Albany; Bishop Whipple OF
Minnesota, and Bishop Vincent, of Delaware
have arrived in this city.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15

Our genial Joe Smith is still at the corner of
New York avenue and Sixth street with Sc
lected assortment of fine family groceries and
table luxurles, which he is selling as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and see him. He will treat you
kindly.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
Disaster in the Bay Averted.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-The steamer Stutt-
hart, from Bremen, ashore in the bay for two p
days, worked off and proceeded
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15
Americans Died ofTyphus Fever.

GENOA, March 14.-An American citizen, Mr..
Anthony Francis, and his daughter, Ida, have
died from typhus fever in this city.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
3 2eocliem

at bpilfeniombelit Correcting inobefat'
ter en- flor Mansbe mountaineering
Der sr altiOr meget al ben. Salpoeler
berai mene8 life np9et meo. Orb -
TONNE Orb.
Tilbuoet at tilbasebetale Pensene,
eler betale en- Belsnnis, itpttes paa bel
Saab, OF 8 life pil f%Orlanse Goers
gense tilbase, ps at s albris oil forbre
8elsnninsen. Iaturlispis.
Selpislselis niaa ben, iom sjsr ei
,aabant 1ilbub, life paa fin esen Sic.
putatiun, men paa ueofommenbe lufal(
Sanbelsmanb, ium ban fienSer, bore
geIibbslie al npset, bporpeb ban Tan
faSte TiQib til benne @aranti. loeu
bet oil 5orrstnin8en neppe saa ct Gar,
Spab Der mausler melt er 9iaib. ges.
iuruben mansler Der ufte paa ben Oirte'
liae 9Grlisbeb. DIR. Pierce's Weoicinel
ubretter, bpab be uosipeS for, buis life,
tilbasebstaler 6%abritanterns Rensenet
Iaairemt life upset Reiultat Opnaaes.
Gr 8 III Obsrbepioits ON, at bet Me'
bieiu, iOm 5abrifanterHe bar iaa msssr
Tiaib til, life er bet ristise % bsbItt
Mebicin for Goer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
Gu 8ammeI Stmoemt.

&usiiIfe Blabe mebbeler 5slsenbe:
8 @upsrnementet Sefatarinpslaip itpb
Statsraab Melitoff, en- Wanb paa ON.
firing be Gemuefprre, t Spibien for
nuale 2anbmaalerarbeiber. Deb aipen
9eilisbeo par Der nusle, Der FOB BAN
bsre, at ban bar bleuen tilbase for i'm
lib % life iormaaeOe at rette fig efter
ben moberne 9ios 5urbrinser eler OPP
iplbs bens &rap."
Melifof, iom islte iis opbt trGntet
pper bisle 8ebreioeller, iparebe: "Se9
Ifal prspe at bepile be Serrer, at be to-
ger fell, os at ies er Wanb for at fslge
meb 9iben."
9agen efter besi9rebe ban i'm GfIfeb,
o. nosle Mauneber ienere abiolpereos
ban Stuoentereramen peb en- bGiere
Sfule. 9erpaa GAP ban fig til at ftn'
bere Wsebicin peb uniperiitetet | 9orpai
o. ubmartebe is inart Deb i'm iielbns
8eaapelie. San tog en- slimrenoe CT
amen, ienbtes b~erefter paa &esierin9ens
ge,pfnins til llblanbet, % for gieblit'
let er ban groiesiOr peb llniperiitetet !
Gbarfpff.
Samtibig meb bam beitOb bans Sen
ben mebicinits gmbebseramen, % besse,
Saber o. Ssn, pirfer MI iom Brpfes'
Sorer peb famine uniueriitet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
Nmnot omfrins I Wilenis

iprebes ueb iumpastise % Oueripsmmebe
Steoer, laptligsenbe 2omter os Glue
brebber Spirerne til Malaria, be met.
ter 9uiten % inoaanoes al 1uiinoer,
Der life bar noset Bsitptteliesmiooel
mob beres ifabelise girtninser. Der
fiubes bog ct iaabant Wtiocel, Der er
ubmartet baabe til at aiueuoe % flirsre
Sp9oommen, % bet er alminoelis an
ertienot Tom ct Subltitut for bet for
babte Mibeel ainin. Oct Napn er 90.
Itetter's Bitter, ct Speeiiic o. Beitpttels
iesmiboel for ale 6amilier. Oct sr
life aleue ct Mibosl mob Walnria, men
ogiaa for Tst 5orbpielie, Sortoppelie,
2eperi19bomme, Rbeumatisme, Npre'
% 8larsipsbomme % Rerusiitet. Som
ct Stprtemibbei inotar bet fsrits BlabS
os sr iprtrinlist til Of iorese Gppetiteu.
8ruS bet ~ipitsmatii,. (Rorts).
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
mrnne Yirpn GO. gltbr.

Qifte WLUpt, 49,
S.on, IF life nossn gp; Der sr ti't
in ~ ensr 4 suis. @ bar ct Dry
q !. 'ns store. buor Der Osiaa er 9Oitbns, %
|S . 81 'r IN smsOis. Get lille stsO lisss'
'.a,ia, Sci at GOuntpsty ! bet nOrO'
70 ve% ! benpsO 8 gaiI fra RisiOur'
Tor narmefte SanSelsplaOs er Oar
'"' e;nIte CONNER par bet meget tsrl
1a aormerne III bog moi apitng baao'
NV ~ sIp ga fine areatnrer. aanoet s'
. y ballet, iaa bet par martelist, al
wy, aua Is mob Esrfeii, os eronl
I..n,,r, par bet, at Der paa 8attelanOe'
Y. - nj Iaa COB Ssft font paa Sapianoet
:, her bet uigtisite grobnft; ben gar
-, 20 suibels pr. Gcrs, men lao bar
y. Tri,u QoO, 40 gts. pr. 8uibel. area'
J. ~ suin Itaar / LAB gris. Seromtrtna
a.SfeOelsn uf SsfOlinmsen TfanoinuOtit
~ On uurIt Renisbeo, betisut a en- norl'
w., ioriSote at faa orsaniiertt en- 5armer'
~, u,n bet piISs lille lpttes rigtist, tbt
st,, tenfts ipm iua, at, ON Der snS
", prr. en- GurOel / ielp at faa ienot siter
| s,rr. iaa piloe bet bog ioite aoifiaisl
''rr, IN g4unO til at fOreitaa en- iaabar
=, q.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
ct eobt 8iOnesbDrb al en- Manb, ION
oeb bet eleftriife Bette CT blcpen
beIbrebet for ..Seiatie Hbenma'
tiSme," efter at baoe fotet
400 Collars paa 2Gger.

6snrp G%britupberien beirritcr % ribner
unoer CD, at ban bar ben lupgDloige Gloer
% er en- Snopaorer al 8otertoiun, SDo 30.
ioia; at ban sr glnrer al 9roiesiion. 3
SuIi 1888 bIeo ban ipg al ,.Stiaitt Rbeu'
matisme," men pebbleo at arbeioe for cu
2el inotiI &ppembsr iamme aar. s SIC
| tembcr blep Fan meeet barre, % | 6ebruar
blep ban iaa baarlig, at ban lille funoe san 10
Of 9pren. Gan blep bebaublet al QGaer
paa Stebet fra ben isrite Stuuo, ban blet
ina, inbtil / Sitober 1889, % bapoe paa er
9io 6 2assr | ct 8aab, % | Sttpber 1885
blep ban al 29serne pp8ipet iom nbelbreoc,
Tia % blep iu9t uf benz, at ban mart piloe
bs % at ban unoer aae Smii9nSi8beoer
oilbe blipe en- arpbliug for 2ioet. &aa Den
Sio peieoe ban Inn 1913 9uub, mcoeus bans
8Gat er 1875 9uuo, uaar ban er peo fuio
Selbreb. pans 9~e9emsfprm bar beiet no al
fin rette Gfitfelie ~paaerunb al al ben Snerte
"a 9inIel, han baobe libt, % bet bar umu'
liat for bam ielp at rette fine 2enmer no.
San funbe iffe ninbe 6remean9 | nogei
SeuIeenbe % hopbe irgeniombelit Maolpit
Sou bru9te pna beune 9tb to ~solpaniite
8atterier, men uben at iuoe SiGlp oeri
San iggte p9iaa 8nao hos en- Specialiit
Chicago, % bar Gjeuitano for bans Sebano'
lima fra Maibten al gIuguit inotil Wtioten Of
Sitober 1889. Huber beuae lib brat ban
10 8int Slater Meoicin, iom bar iii fra
oenue Gpccialiit, men bleu eftCr bpert pGrrc
% bleo tilllut ia9t, at Der bar iugen Sj9lY
for BAN. San Ilutteoe ba meo at ta8e Webi'
Gin. Sans 9pftor.0teSning op til ben 3tr
ubsiproe pmfrin9 S400 - fire Sunoreoe
Dollars. 8 ben iiOite Bart al Sftober 1888
l9fte ban / 3ecorab 8oIten ON en- WaonoI
Iom bar blepen belbrebet at Sciatic Rbeu
matisme peo Bru9eu al Swens e~lettrtlfl
Belte. S~orlaoenoe fig paa bet napnte Sto
neSbbro ororeoe ban ct al Spens No. 4
Better "a ct Gar elettriife S~noiaaler o. be
gpnbte at BRUCE bisie Wiibler ben 23be 0o
bender 1889, % inben "a Elmer fra iamm'
Stunb blep ban laa befriet for Smerter, a
ban fit en- soo Sgpn, no8et ban lille bapot
pioft al paa LANCE 9ioer, % ira ben 2to a
git ban itabis 90 srabuis fremab. Sani
Mablpit oenote tilba9e % | Marts 1890 pa,
ban iitanb til at arbeioe ubpenbis, % | Sui
bar bans Selbreb fuloitGnoig sjeuoprettet
% iibeu ben 9ib bar ban itaoist fnnnet or
beibe, % Der ipnes lille at bore noset 1e8i
til Spsbommens 3ilbaaeuenben. SanI
@9st er ct Sunbreoe os iertiiem Bnnb %
bans Selbreo er iaa COB, ion ben ncseniinSc
bar paret. Sau er poerbeuiit ON, at bar
ItpIoer uoeluffenbe 8ru9eu al Gwens etcf'
triite 8elte % eleftriite S~noiaaler, at ban
fan globe is peO en- suo SelbreO, % ban
anbefaler oereS Brus til erbper, iom liber
af &beumatisme.
Ssnrp gbriitopberen.
r~lnbsrilreuet % iporet til for mig osnne
ben 21be Dag i Sanuor 1890 | @atertotur,
gooingtpn Co., South 9atota.
.Sobu Ni6pIion,
Notary Bubble.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18

eteftriIte Better r life en- aur for ale SpabonlBie,
o. be butse lite aHiees euer ~aHteiales font i%dabdnue,
men be rr et obgrmaaoe uomariet Nlibbd ior mdHgs
Spgopmme. iiRr for Gbeumaiismr, eeUsr o. Gpreip8-
BONNIE, Net 6oropielie, 9aratpfs, RetoeipGiteiier 90
ale Slaas SDaabeoer. Der Ct SteisItatgi al %aaHSslig
eHer lesemIis GueraHitrrngelie, lloiuTvtisr oi0 oI0.
Set CT en- %faitiiaaet aienosgetniu8, al I puHorsoer AZ
IiliGloe, bDor 3r. 5duoeus Setter bar UGrci traat,
bar S~ieiultatet pHrrt bsltuo tilireosfiilcube, 90 NJ fan
berfor HsS COB SdmDitti8beo anbeiaie Dem III aae, Der
lioer al ppennRpute SpBbomne. Scr gonNet, Der
tnbebolbfr fu~lbtGnoige GpIBsuin8sr o. zeItimonier
fro prpmrIHente g7gHD, ior q bIeUHe te!breoeee oeo
Rruaeu al bort Bette, ispbes irt III Gnbser Ue6 Jloc
ta9elien at O Gents / 5%rimerter i0r BCnporic. 6cis
noeeH, siter at bare lNft pr Iamaet 0mbg gttiA ert
9oipl ON, buffet @slfe, meo ncHiBH 10 Sigrfe, Der q
beoi pastel iUr bans Iiliatof. tfrU oa I'll %, "a ban
ian orre ittcr yaa at iaa opr epr8tl8c GeHinI arcue
beiUares be ifan0iHaoiits Sprog. ylrUa bette 8iab.
abresie: The Sander Electric Co,
"3curadl~ 8utloirg.
70 2. lib Ctr, minneapolis, g'ifn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
weReuua. csadfou Co., @is.


Gar nrs gp Iisser mibt tnoe I msrtt
Ps.n. % Osraf fan Gubpsr fOritaa, at a
|[,r,trtua her gipres Gsmmerortft. VIZ
Er1nS "a gulfii 60. sriper ct Sasbrus %
(EnleTabrit, Ipm saar Gar ub % tnb'
|,rr,ret tigrss uteb from lige inb til Gag
I'D. sumpautet bar ppfsrt 8oltssr for
srb,tpsrs, Der bar Samtlier, % Of benz
M HE faa. 8efoIinmssu tilbsrer iaa al
I, al, Gatiunsr, men Rorbm9nosns er mol
P%hrof,. getalinsen er fra $1.25 % OPP
Ia for 7dgst; apIt betales mso $500 pr.
N 81 Tan nltfaa life tienc ps op til Of
IN rae men ri tisner bog not til 5soe %
krnr; bet bItpsr psiaa Glt. Chicago,
Nm. & e. gauI aompaniet bar anlast Ell
kubre StuHtp mo Der, iaa Der oaslie
u Il 9rgr msIIem % % 8bcma. 8
rsan berira sr to andre Sasbrus. On
|ssr Nrper Der en- uloplis Salopn.Sra if
arslaees Gang paa Gang, men bet bl9!'
tie tort. sa9fprerne bI9lpsr bam nt
1kMten. On Grbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-18
Yplnper | NGjen.
@eit superior, @is., 22be 5ebr. 1891

Beit Superior, Nis., 22oe 5ebr. 1891.
Or. VI. Cuen.
q September 3naneb ifjur fisbte jes ct
al 9eres Better % bar brust bet umtrent ben
hele lib meo nuotaeeiie at be iioite ire
lloer, ba min Suitru bar tuset bet | grus.
8eltet bar paret mig til i~tcrartet @auu.
Sea bar uemlig / be iioite 4 q 5 Gar li0t al
ct meaet ilemt 9ilfaloe | Raien; | oenue
9io bar jeS ipst ire iorifienige 9Gger % er
blepeu oppsreret ire 8anse, men til iH8er
Wntte. & nit beire Reiebor fit jeg en- uo.
bert, eaer iom 2eseu faISte bet, goIpper,
iom iaa fulSfeuois itoppeoe min Weie at
bet uar mig umulist at faa puite, iaa jes an
too. at lea pilbe blioe toalt. Samtioig leo
lea osiaa at Eerueiuasbeo % al en- oaarlis
Rape. ~forbunoen meo lioen Mablpit iamt
9unaiiuo % baarlist Sumpr, men peo gru.
oen al Teres geIte No. faubt ies flor
SiaIp % 2inbrins. Sub GRE 9ai, M er
min Weie | fulo GrbeH % ies befuber mig
bel enbper @etnins, os bericr sr ies lem,
Sr. 81. Etpeu, iaa inoerlis tainemmeiia, o.
Que be, iom mantte lioe al noset ligneuoe
Tom bet, Der bar plaget mig, anbeialer jes
inoeanoig at ijsbe ct af Or. Cpens eleitrt
lie Better os life LATTE bort Here Tense paa
Reoieiner, naar man bar ben fire SjGip for
9sren. Oct er nit Euife, at oisie mine
Orb maa TONNE Cfentlisbsoen for Die,
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