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TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN lava.
LON TERRACE" BEING On HARRISON
STREET NEAR MINNESOTA AVENUE, ANA

-
LON TERRACE BEIAG ON HARRISON
STREET NEAR MINNESOTA AVENUE, ANA
COSTlA. u. c., BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed OF trust given to and duly
corsted IN lber No. Ll4s. folio b seq the
land records OF the District OF Coumbia and at the
written request OF the parties thereby will
sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, IN FRONT OF The
PREMISES, On TUESDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH.
scrbed real estate. situate in the county OF Washing
ton, District o: COLUMBIA, to wit AL that cerian
piece OF parce. of land and premises known and
tnguished as anu being lot No fifteen (l) Avalon
terrace as the sam Is duly recorded in county er
folio 81. one OF the land records the surveyors
ofnce OF the District Of Columbia. together with
improvements. ways. easements. herelit aments and
pertaining.
Terms OF sale: Onethird balance in one and two
years bearing interest from the day OF the
OF per cent ier annu all cash, at the
option deposit OF 500 required at the time @. sac
II the terms OF sale pied with day
IRON the day Of sale the trustees right
resell the property at the rsk
purchaser alter nve days advertisement
paper puhiished In Washington, D. Z. Ala convey
ancing and recordIng; &c. at purchasers cost.
H. A. OklS MOLD, -
tyl-d6ds j. y. BARKER, iruetees.
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X ArCLiFFE. DARk CO.. Auctonesrs- :
LOI On THIRD STREET BETWEEN AND n
SIREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION.
On 1T SDAl AFTERNOON, July SEvESTH at
o. the premises
PART OF LOTS ID AND II.
SQUARE Ts5.
Being the south A fet inches Of the said ets by the
depth thereof. ~
Terms OF SAFE: 0ne-third cash balance in one and
two years secured by deed Of trust and inter
est from the day OF sale at the Of per cent per
annum. or al cash. at the purchases oSaioa Ado
post o. 500 required at time OF sale Tern.s TO lie
computed with in fifteen days the right reeeve
resell the property at the risk and efs1t
ing porchs ser All conSeyanclx and recording at the
RATcLIFFr. DARR CO..
BlOSos Arctioneero.
m A Tel II.EI u lI :.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
y ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AnctioneersL
SALE nE FRAME HnIsE Sn 4

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TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NO. ITO
foUGTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Ifber
No lS6i folio 80 :, OF the land recoras cor
PARTY secured thereby. wall sell pubic suction
pkf OF July b is ST. AZ SIX 6Sfock NJ
~ ~ 70, nunoers1 sn CO., IN square ten hundred
the boundary Of said lot on 18th stre sss; seventy
hNe ieet from South street. running thence eSst 10
81 r.. S 70 s' n,as4 s,
tenS. n,t s aest m, h,ns,y iss g lt;h s.r east
fest TO the pace OF les nnng.
OF slUo required at tnre sale II the terms OF sale
are NOT cohlpied with fifteen days from the aay OF
cost II the deiaul;ins purchsser after ve days adj
ss IN @.s q ssss 5esIe IN some nssspap pgS
i0 0hN r pS9 iNkIS, Trustees.
hATcLiffE. DAkR 4 CO.. Auctsl Jele-dSds
eFTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY. July SIXTH,
yea.a. jSsT q !. p SfSsISs. Trustees.
i4Gs s s near tniss ssss:. rr..ur,
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS on MARION STREET
bELMEEN SIKH AND SEVENTH xSp q . And
aEpSEsD kS99kJ JUN TIk hg rAI ISL
SUB E e is9p 49, 81 ss g Esp We viii
IN SQUARE 44i.
Improved by three twosory and basement substantial
now under rental al SO Der moath. Being Nos i,s
1917 and l6u9 Marion II. NV.
ms 10 very desirable property-rood neighhorhood.
BELT Lane and should command the attention of fam
lilies see kins small and comfortable homes.
Terms on each house: onehai: cash. balance in si1-
on the property sold. All conyeyancing and recording
AZ cost OF purchaser. DEPOSIT Of xl0O will De re-
paaa.a. IifiHEk SLOAN.
e<ooSus Auctioneers
e~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED N CON-
sequence OF the ram until MONDAY, JULY SIXTH.
a, LATIMER SLOAN.
(lHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE, PAR
~ TALLY COMPLETED HOUSES On ITFTH
STREET CORNER OF STREET NORTHEAST.
Under decree of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Soiunlbia, PASSED in equity cause No. IL. loo Boss
AL. panenhower ct al }. We will sell pubic aue-
July FRS :. 1891. at FIVE O'clock do::
numbered thirty GID and thirtytwo (:eD IN ~
irving Boswell, subdivision Of psri of SQUARE num-
bered eizht hundred and nine (SO9) in Washington
eiiy, ID. G, the being improved by two hricS
dwelling houses. under roof bur not completed being
at the corner of nth and streets northeast.
Terms: One-third and balance IN equal
aounts, at one aud two years from date Of
interest," or al cash. at option of purchaser Deposit
to be comp with in niteen days or trustees have
the right to resell at risk and cost OF pur
CHASER all eon'ey.ncing az purshaser'. cost,
ANDhLM b. DUkALL.
ron Az La. ave. NV.
800 5tn St. NV ~.
THOMAS BOWLING son.
eleoSds Auctioneen-
S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
se4usnee OF the weather until MONDAY. JULY
1891 ssps hSrT and EsIs By order
1y2-d&ds JOB BARNARD, ( trustees
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HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

converse of these things his duty as
public man demands that the show
ing be made. Assertion amounts
to nothing; dogmatism is 9 waste
of time, but if Mr.. Mcconnell has q
reason to give for his assertions the
KEYSTONE will gladly publish his
reason.
However, if Idaho should 60 re-
publican in 1892, she will not be
Influenced thereto by the tariff, as
we think Mr.. Mcconnell knows.
The result will be owing altogether
to the fact that the republicans have
leaders and are organized for the
campaign, while the democrats have
neither leaders nor organization.
To choose leaders, effect an organ
ization and restore Idaho to democ-
racy between this and 1892 would
require degree of political sagac-
ity and activity that does not ap-
pear to reside in the democratic
party of Idaho.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

IT is q source OF confidence to know
that James g. Blaine is secretary of state
at this particular juncture. The scion OF
the house of Savoy who sits on the throne
OF Italy will be q wiser man regardi e
America by the time the New Orleans
lmbroglio is terminated.-S. L. Times.
Yes; James G. Blaine does seem
to have some grasp of the nature of
the business in hand since he read
Governor Nicoll's letter. From that
letter he learned that the affair was
one with which the United States
government had but little to do,
and that his hasty assumption Of
responsibility was ridiculous.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11
THE Washington Post thinks it

THE Washington Post thinks it
possible that America for Ameri-
cans" will be a rallying cry in the
next presidential campaign. It is
regarded, that paper says, as quite
within the range of probability that
the national platforms next year
will favor restrictive immigration
laws; or they may recommend that
all foreigners who engage in bust
ness in the United States and enjoy
the protection Of the government
shall become naturalized citizens.
We would 60 still further and say
that all who reside in the United
States for two years must become
citizens or withdraw. If this coun-
try is good enough to live in, it is
good enough to command the full
allegiance of those who live in it as
citizens.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11
A Very Poor Reason.

Ex-senator William Mcdonnell feels
quite certain that Idaho will remain in
the republican column, and gives his
reasons for the faith that is in him in the
following excerpt from an interview in
New York! "We raise barley and cattle,
bat if the democrats had their way in
Congress the tariff on barley and horses
would be considerably reduced. All OF
these attempts to reduce the tariff and
destroy industries in Idaho have simply
resulted in making votes for the republi-
can party. In the face Of these facts
can certainly say that Idaho is republi
can.-Register.
When Ex-senator McC onnell talks
about things he understands he
talks we'll; but after reading the
above excerpt we feel almost like
suggesting to him the wisdom Of
combining his conversation to that
class Of subjects. That he does not
understand the tariff is evident.
He is a politician and a public
spirited man besides; and were he
in a condition to tell the farmers Of
Idaho in what way the tariff helps
them in raising barley and cattle
we believe he would do it. The
state is settling up. A few more
acres are yearly brought under cul-
tivation, a portion of which is de-
voted to barley, A few more cattle
and horse and sheep and hog grow
ers are annually added to the pop
ulation of the state. In this way
the barley and live stock product
is annually increased; but Mr.. Nc
Cornell cannot show that this is in
anywise due to the tariff. He can
not show that any of these products
bring q better price than they did
before the infection of the tariff.
He cannot show that either our
farmers or state are more prosper
Gus since than before the enactment
Of the Mckinley bill. He cannot
show that any industry in the state
is benefited by the tariff, or would
be injured, much less destroyed, by
ito repeal. He cannot show that
any laborer is profited by our, or
any, tariff. He cannot adduce or
produce single fact to disprove
the charge that it ia the sustainer
of trusts and other combines by
which labor is deprived and capital
enriched. II be can establish the
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

The San Francisco Board Of
Health have been testing the Ele-
plant brand of condensed milk and
find it to consist of white clay in
solution, and a substance resem-
bling axle grease.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

GOVERNOR HILL of New York has
been called politician. He is not.
A politician always trims his sails
to the passing breeze. The passing
breeze just now is tariff reform, yet
Mr.. Hill is represented as having
declared himself opposed to this
emphatic popular demand, and it
is we'll. This action will demon
strace still more clearly the wisdom
of nominating a Western man for
President in 1892. We believe the
next President Of the United States
will be democrat. and we further
believe that it is essential that he
be Western man thoroughly inn
bued with western ideas if benefit
to the public is to inure from his
election. Harrison is a Western
man but not in sympathy; Hill is
a democrat, but in sympathy a Plu-
tocrat. Neither of them compre-
hends the political and reformatory
movements that are agitating the
West and the South. But we are
glad Governor Hill talks, as his
talk opens the way for Western
man to reach the presidency.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

The Blackfoot News says the
Farmers Union of Bingham county
will build a grain elevator at Market
Lake this summer. The farmers
are learning to help themselves.
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General News.

1 NSOAAOA
La grippe is believed to be subsid-
ing in the East.
| Canada opposes reciprocity with
the United States.
Damascans have applied for space
to exhibit at Chicago.
General Booth, of the Salvation
army, is seriously ill.
Germany has withdrawn the en-
barge on American pork.
Nebraska farms are mortgaged
for $1OO,OOO,OOO at 8 per cent.
O'Malley has returned to New
Orleans and given himself up.
A Commercial Congress will con-
vene at Denver on the 10Th of May.
Japan has appropriated 100000
japanese dollars for an exhibit at
Chicago.
An art building will be erected
on Lake front, Chicago, at cost of
100000.
A report is out that Parnell has
been secretly married to daughter
of Mrs. O'Shea.
Instructions for the sale of the
Pocatello townsite have been for
warded from Washington.
The Chinese protest against the
appointment of Blair as minister
to China. Wide awake, John
A special count shows that there
are II, 681 Chinese in California;
decrease of AGO in ten years.
Texas cattle, numbering $4,000
head, were sold at Kansas City last
week in one lot for 50, 100000.
Eleven hundred deaths are re-
ported from New York for last week.
Gold coin to the amount of ST.
600, 900 has been ordered at the
subtreasury for shipment to Europe.
New Foundland proposes to fur
nish Americans all the fish bait they
want free, but will charge Canadians
for bait.
The Columbian steel tower to be
put up in connection with the
Worlds Fair at Chicago will be
1855 feet high.
A copper and silver ledge has
just been struck in the city of Og-
den, reported to run so per cent in
copper and 400 ounces in silver.
The copper statement is too high.
There are $4,000 fewer farmers in
Ohio at this time than ten years ago,
and the value of farm lands in that
state show decrease of 100000
600. So says the Farmers Voice.
The Sioux Indians refuse to en-
list in the infantry service on any
terms. They will only enlist in the
cavalry service on condition that
they be received as scouts and per-
mitted to have their women with
them.
By the burning of Rochester
millinery store last week, nine Ital-
ians and two Americans lost their
lives. Only one, 16-year-old Ital-
ian girl, escaped and she saved her.
self by jumping from an upper
story window.
Every Italian in the service of
the pope has been dismissed, and
the duties of the domestics in the
papal apartments, both in the ante
chamber and the interior, are trans
ferred to foreigners. An inquiry
had shown that Crispi had several
secret agents in the Vatican.
Three Berbers have arrived at
Chicago to make arrangements to
exhibit. They propose to build a
structure after their own style Of
architecture. These people come
literally from the uttermost ends of
the earth, their homes being in the
province of Sur, in the Atlas noun
tains, five or six hundred miles
south of Morocco, and on the verge
of the Sahara. They abhor Chris
tians, but will forego the pleasure
of venting their hatred long enough
to make their exhibit.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

The editor Of the Mississippi
State Alliance has resigned. He
could not swallow the subtreasury
tomfoolery.
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A POOR widowed Michigoose has
sued a wealthy Michigander for &c.,
600 for breach of marriage contract.

JOHNNY BULL is having serious
trouble with his subjects in India.
He should let them try self-govern-
ment for awhile.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

THE absence of Farwell, Blair
and Edmunds from the Senate will
weaken the chances of Dubois for
admission very materially, and it
is possible that Clagett will get the
prize vet.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

SELF-DEN1AI-publishing dem
ocratic paper.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

The rental paid on farms. houses,
lots, stock and other ranches, last
year footed up 1882 ,282 900.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

Mr.. FR1cK, importer of pauper
dago ]aborers, doesn't seem to have
come out much ahead in the spec
ulation. The money it will cost to
repair his demolished coke works
would suffice to pay American la
borers for whole year.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

ITALY is now the owner in fee
simple of another cause of war with
the United States. Three more
dagoes were killed one day last
week in Pennsylvania. Verify the
way of the Malta is hard in this
country.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

A HERD of dollar-a-day dagoes
were mobbed at Kansas City pork
packing establishment, April 9th.
In the language of the late Tom Cor
win, imported laborers are being re-
ceived in this country with bloody
hands in hospitable graves"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

DR.. VIM. L. LEACH of st. Joseph,
Mo-, has telegraphed to his family
that he is held as a hostage by the
Italian government, presumably be-
cause of the killing of the Malta
gang at New Orleans. Probably a
bid for notoriety.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-11

~ wv ANAA HOA ~Nut VA tAO ALL
provements, $40. Double tax sys-
tenn, $50; single tax system, $40.
PIT. BARNUM, the great Snowman,
Is dead. Mr.. Barnum was one Of the
oldest, if not the oldest, Snowman
in America, and he was certainly
the most widely known and popu-
lar of all men in the world engaged
in his line Of the show business.
His long life spent as caterer to
the amusement Of the public illus
trates better than any other the
ability of the man to make his call
ing respectable. Engaging in the
show business when it was disrep-
utable in nearly all eyes, he made
it both respectable and honorable,
and won a reputation for honesty,
integrity and general uprightness Of
life that few achieve. P. 7. Rarnum
was one of the foremost Of Ameri-
cans. but his admirers were not
confined to this country; they were
many and were found in all civilized
countries. An opportune sketch Of
deceased on the first page Of this
paper will be interesting, as it was
published By the New York World
in anticipation Of the great show
maps death, now a thing of the past.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
3tonsforeningen Tor IS.
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Yaitor 9repers &alb. Fillmore Co., ginn.,
oru Soe % 10oe September. Rgoet bar Den
belle lib operprosntlig bel beipat baaoe al
Meni9beoen og al mango 5rsmmeoe. Ssls
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oelnnb, w. 8. 2unoe, 9rof. 8iessn o.
Steoets YrGlt. 9esuoen par Den tpIfe Yret
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9en 9oe aabnebes aipoet meo @uostieueite,
oeo butlten Trpf. Slegen uoisrte Nltsr.
t%leHeiten % 4aitur &. 50. 9abi pr9biteoe.
@ttermieoasen anpeuotes til at bore Snbbe.
retntn9er, foretage Sal9. iamt til en- ppbps.
9ella Samtale. 3orsoas ben 10oe. SormL.
bebdnoleoes be ioritenige 6orretninesiaesr
SeoemisliOnen peotommenoe. Set bar en-
operoroentiis intereSiant % bel9renoe Ses.
ZION. Baitor Sauier, YrGlt for en- bpbmiii.
lutber't gteuinsbeo ps aRisiionsarbeibsr ior
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tp'te Sprog Ell ubii9t oper Spbemisiiouss
arbeioet | ct. Saul % Winueappiis. Be
pi9ti9ite Sellutuiuaer oeo bette Wtpbe bar.
y Yaitpr .. u. &asmusiens og Irof. Spers
orups Salg til at inipicere Spreninaens
Observation-Disclosures | Huslanp, nanr be
nGlie CONNER beieger oct uprlte Mtislipns.
ieiltabs Generation amlins Staoauger; q
beIluttet, at bet ouerornges Ell Subfpmite at
nnoeripae angaacnoe Sprettelien al Ell eGer
anoen 5abrit / 6orbmoelie meo 8roieIptz
pleie.
Sprsoag Gfterm. bolotes Slutninlsauos.
%ileneIte, oeo bpilfen Steoets &rGIt . .retteoe
Gltertjeneiten % 9nitpr %. Z. @ierticn fra
minneapolis prPoifeoe. @esuoeu bolot
&altpr Sanier / bet tplte Sprps, mep @aitor
M&. s. @Iertien ipm 9olt, en- mco tor Sns
teresie paabprt StiIorins Of Ell Spbes Sper.
gang til ariiteubpmmen. 9enne hans Gil.
bring enote idalebes: "Tenne unae pms
penote 9poe er MI / Nmerita; ban Itaar her
foran Cher" @nopibere talte til Slututua
Balicr Sob. Slien, Yaitor &. 8. 9abl %
iteoets Brett. llnber oenne @ubstjereite
optoaes ct Offer til SDoemisiionen, fort
$70.15.
Wtaatte bette bp9geli9e RDoe baue bicrns
get til at frcmme Sntcresicn for Ssraels,
misliunens ltore Sag! ID.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
&irfeinOpielier.
Seridbp, Spruo. 16oe Sept. Il

Serito, Soma, 1909 Sept. 1891.
l6oe Spnbng eiter SrinitatiS inoz
pleoes Crane Greet nprlf epanQ. lrth.
&trte al 6prmano Spime. 6uruoen
Sprmanoen % StepetS 8reit, @aItpr
SOmmerSnGs, beltO9 iglaeuoe 9reiter
/ Snoplelien: 8ecorubs&reoiens Siii.
tatOr YaItUr Satlcitao, M~teuiobeoens
@runolR99er Saitor 90. 6ro. 9unbe %
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"8en ngupelise iprlabe fin Sci"
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til SGre og Yrpo ug - 9iue @no -
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Smmamels Weni9beb peo Sittle
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Weo Vapems Venaepnjem

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til. Bengene ilDoer life l9nger iHo
aasien meo jdmme 2etbeo iom i8r.
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stasle er islpist9elis ct inroelss soot
Barometer, buoroeo man III subper IIo
tan lRie iig III ben itIgenoe % iuloenoe
Bglgegau9 / Bdtlianets SnoRpoel,e
ouer ben tntbolits 8eroen. 9notRg-
terneS b~daronatteoe 3euoens nj al
Ipnte bar ceriur giOrt BaUeu bet9ute.
ll9. 9an ltal / ben Anleonina bnue
neoiot en- aommisiion FOR at iinoe 10
Wtlbler TT al itdiie Here 8en0e / auss
len. a~aroInalerne bar lRn9e lagt line
0opeoer / Blgo, men al De iprellaaeoe
noueie bar Hapen tuu 9ipet Ut Cant
tDfte III at preue to. 6grIt ltdl Der
pau aarsoa9eR for BauenS uon9unelie
iii ben fntbUlIte &irtes SperbOpeo iRtz
ties i9ang en- %almlnoelig Snoiumling
ouer belle ben taibplite Beroen. Der
melt oil man lorisge at Ilaa mere Mpnt
al pisie 0tenneIters 9Dit til at prnnge
meo Oroeuer % tltngtnoe Aoelstltler.
ST Girtul9re III be tntboflfe Biitppper
opiororer benz til at pie ii9 mere lnsz
oetommenoe pueriUr ben menneifelige
5priRngeligbeo, nanr be bare betaler
9oot Tor zig. De Benge, iOm fommer
ino oeo bette 0roens. % 8ttelialg, tG
falOer $aueUs aa5ie. Com 5Sl9e al
De upe 8eitemmelier itol 8erOen / Ocu
iioite ll9e ere iOrsget meo ct gar
@reper % Dtartier mere % &ahtanets
&asie meo ct Bar Miilipuer Sroner.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
&eiIeren al Gina bar itprre 9lencr.

fab eub up9en anoen Totentat. Sfte
minore enb 426 5el9eiuenbe itaar altio
parate til at ablpoe bans Siuf. 2il al
tpbe Stjernerne til bans 5oroel bar ban
IS @itronOmer, % III Stab al so Bro.
tier bar Giterlpn meo bans iirlelige
Sabitus. San bar 80 S%trGObere uces
luttenoe til e9et Sru9, % rs 5anebaa
.rere. Ser er 100 9jenere | 9alaoiet,
10 9araiolbolosre % so 9UttOrer. Wtan
iaar baabe, at Scans MtaieitGt oil leue
lGn9e, men hans Gbnucer for at puer'
,lepe iiue 30 0oftprers Seitr9beiier ~.
mes besperre imad.