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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20
! MEMPHIS HOTEL
HED1EcoKE, Proprietor, Mem
an taaynlint to depot and bust
nd nrHi rod rooms and neat
J Catarrhal
Il Bronchitis and
a Consumption :
s ca" Be cured
n if properl y
treated. y.
Z HN ! A. RAMiL RON SAYS: =

a HiT J. N. HAMILTON SAYS:
d ", y Iseis ago l had the raeasles.
4. ~ y ny lungs, 1 hive had a
- ! Contracted catnfTh and
~ me last past twd years
,lns sen anle TO work, but have
~ ~ ~ The time. have lost
sNlu lot OF mucus every morn
,a1lg the day | was constantly
l. ~ splltlhs and clearing my throat
\, lever for over four months;
tls,s' = an, 'hlng TO stop II. My
~ IN ~ snort that l could scarcely
NJ ~ n9Yuse. | am sure had
4 5ty7 ,s,,g an the best doctors and
nssssIssy l could hear of that
. tlre,in.u lot catarrhal bronchitis
h rins nut gradually grew worse.
A iiss ne | was always constl-
qeti Al ,ovA nNer medicine. had
49, ny money and lost nil hope
ahle 10 take care ~ NV III.
III WAS induced TO try Dr. ii. ".
n ,ss, alrald he wauld do ME no
n libs r.a..e ny case and SaId In
|t1 IL MI mat he eoald cure me,
|,l Il ni.,a,nlhr 1 began TO Improve,
H VI IA sVne. My catnrrh does
n 4 fesr.My appetite IS good. My
lars M, 4 ". tan work now, some
a eAnnot 81 nple TO do for q long
II foF Ia sy 700 much in praise OF
y health snu me from the dead
1ln any Ills MS medicines nre DIFF
~ s 20 Dr. Fisk, for he has done
y. I i, " CTS X mark, HAMILTON.
4 souhty, Tex, June 9th,
4 RRg ln time and at,end N Won,
ff,s,n, " The utmost imnortanee 70
|i,lirf ssvrself To a candid success
4 n rsnn he owed
+ or r ns CURES cATARRH. DIS
Iifvpn" WOMEN. BRONCHITIS, KIN.
, n,,nm BLOOD ana nervors Ms.
bra ca.' DRoPsY, BLADDER
i pils. S'sa' lst yltus Dance), Rheu.
nd BIoo', ',tnla and all forms Of
~ M oo ~ Discusses. Medicine turn.
|Ilslsa 1 J, NEWT ny MAIL.
v, FIge iaan treatment adopted by
u those euslantees the same good
euffesron snolnitting their cases
4 Psnou. '"ee Us 10 those who
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Va N 5p,oms aeSarateiy. wiz ". uel
'isetai. ''f men. Business strict.
IN, FISK, M. D.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20

aywn
October Dist including
Columbian Limited
. on one
Chicago without change and free reclining chair Leave Worth sac
Chicago via the Through Pullman soepe ou
For tokots, sleeping car accommodation and Detailed
information apply to any Santa 70 agents. or
VIM. D0HERTY W. S. KEENAN,,
Gen. Pass Aui, Galveston.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
No More Silver Certificates.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-No more
silver certificates will be issued by the
treasury for the present, for the limit
prescribed by law has been reached
that 10, to-day as many silver certificates
are now outstanding az there are stand
ard silver dollars coined and in the
treasury to redeem them. Under the
Bland act 389, ,936, ,376 standard silver dol.
lars have been coined. The reduction in
the number Of standard silver dollars in
the treasury has been brought about by
the large demand recently for silver dol
lars from the south to move the crops in
Georgia and tina Osrolinas, and to pay
off hands at work on the cotton crop.
United States Treasurer Morgan, in q
circular says: "Silver dollars can be
furnished only for certificates deposited
for exchange or in return for those re-
ceived for redemption. Halves, quarters
and dimes can be furnished in the place
Of standard dollars in the sums of 5000
or more, free Of charge for exprsssags or
by registered mail in sums or multiples
of $50, registration free, for drafts col
lectable at Washington or any sub-treas-
ury city, namely, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, st.
Chicago, New Orleans or San Francisco
or for a deposit of currency by any
correspondent in said cities. The coin
will be forwarded to the nearest sub
treasury Office and drafts in payment
therefor should be drawn to the order Of
the assistant treasurer Of the United
States (nsming place. and forwarding
direct to that office"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
(First published July 70, 1882
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ office OF the Board OF Public Works OF the
state Of Kansas, at Topeka Kansas, until 2 D.
m. on Monday August II l,1S93,and opened imme-
diately thereafter, for oil labor and material
required in the construction Of a library and
agricultural science hail. State Agricultural
college, Manhattan, Kansas, under the proyis.
ions OF house bill No. 1877, approved March 10,
1893, In accordance with the drawings and
specifications prepared therefor by Seymour
Davis, state architect, copies OF which may be
seen at the office OF the board, state capitol
grounds and the office OF A. A. Stewart, Man
haitian Republic, Manhattan, Kas., after June
20, 1893.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for sum not less than per cent of the
amount OF the proposal, made payable to s. NJ
Scott, president OF the Board OF Public Works
state OF Kansas and to be forfeited to the state
OF Kansas rs liquidated and assessed damages
by the successful bidders II they fail TO enter
into contract and give the required bond on
or before August 8, 1898.
The right Is reserved by the board to reject
any or all bids II II be deemed in the interest
OF the state 80 to do.
No proposal will be received after the time
above designated.
Each proposal will be inclosed In an enyel-
ope, sealed, and marked proposals for work
and materials required i'm the erection and
completion OF library and agricultural sci
ence hall, State Agricultural college, Manhat-
tan, Kansas" and addressed to VIM. Wykes,
secretary Board Of Public Works, Topeka, Kas.
Companies or firms bidding will give their
individual names as well as the firm name,
with their addresses
The attention OF all bidders Is called 10 chap
ter ia OF the session laws OF 1891, which they
are expected to comply with in all state con-
tracts.
All bidders are invited to be present at the
opening OF bids, either In person or by attor-
ney s. NJ. SCOTT, President.
VIZ. wYKEs, Secretary.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
This Won't Work.

SHELBYvILLE, IND, August 3.-From
some of E. E. Michener's friends it is
learned that he has charge Of General
Harrison's campaign for 1896 and will
work systematically from Washington.
Lodges or clubs are being formed all
over the east with Harrison g nomination
in view.
In this city as in many others the fac
tories have been thrown out Of employ
ment because of the financial strlngency.
The money stringency is 10 be attributed
to the democratic administration; the
failure of banks to the want of confidence
in the democratic party.
In this city as in many others, the fac
tories have shut down because of over
production. Many are thrown out of
employment. Taking advantage of the
subsequent hardships together with the
Shaky condition Of finance, the Harrison
club got out circulars and at q late hour
at night posted them on the windows Of
democrats and lsboring men. The pla-
card stated that:
"THEsE ARE THE GOOD TIMES YOU
VOTED FOR; WHEAT 40 CENTS; BANKS
BUSTED; NO WORK; FACTORIES CLOSED;
NO MONEY"
There is no doubt that Harrison will
have this state for him. 1t is understood
that similar tactics are to be followed in
other states, under the direction of Mr..
Michener. The fight is to be started at
once and kept up until 1896.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

IT is understood that Judge Gary,
the man who presided over the mock
trial of the Hsymsrket culprits, and
whose desire to serve the sristocracy
Chicago has branded more than one
innocent man as a murderer, is to be
renominsted by the republicans of
Cook county for Judge Of the crimi-
nal court. And now the New York
San, once the representative of pure
and undefiled democracy, advises the
democrats of Chicago to support
Judge Gary, corrupt and dishonest
as he is shown by the records of his
own court to be. Comment is un-
necessary.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
The Legislative Conspiracy.

The most thorough and convincing ac-
count Of last winters "war" IS now in
press and will soon be ready for distri-
button. 1t will contain 100 pages and
a number Of full page illustrations, all
taken from photographs.
Prospectus and sample pages sent
free.
Send us your name and the names OF
persons in your vicinity who will bO in
terested in this work. Address
L. l.. HOPKINS,
Secretary Kansas Bureau and News
Company, Topeka, Kas.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
They Want Homes.
period.

KNGFIsHER, o. T., August Sin an
tiCipatlon Of the early opening of the
Cherokee strip to settlement, line OF
intending settlers began to form in front
Of the Kingfsher land Office to-day at
noon. At first there were only three or
four persons in the line, but the number
rapidly increased until there are now
fully forty. This movement created con-
siderable excitement as there are many
men Of prominence, influence and in
telligence in the line. What private in
formation leaders in the movement
have, if any, none outside knows. The
land Office officials claim to have no in
formation whatever upon the subject.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

idea that the excursions were an exodus
scheme, or jubilee, when the fact is they
are to give the colored people an OppOr-
tunity to see the great fair as Cheaply rs
possible, He says that nearly every
church in Chicago will help provide for
the visitors when they come. It is pro-
posed to run these excursions through
out the remainder Of the exposition
period.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
Oolored Sight-Seers,

CHICAGO. August 5.-The committee
organizing a series OF excursions Of
colored people from the south to Chi.
cago,i issued circular to the public show
ing the territories by stations over which
the excursion will come. The excursion
will start from Nashville on August q
and run through Tennessee, Kentucky,
Ohio and Indiana. The tickets, which
will be good to August 81, are sold along
the route.
The secretary Of the committee states
that one difficulty which had to be over
come was to disabuse the people OF the
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
Kansas Fairs,

Following is a lis6 Of district and
county agricultural societies and fair as
socistions in Kansas, with name and
postofice address Of secretaries and dates
of fairs for 1893, as far as reported:
Kansaf State Fair Association, L. H. Pounds
Topeka September 20 and 80, October l, q 3, 4,
5, 6 and7.
Allen County Agricultural Society, c. l..
Whitaker, lola, September q, % and 49,
Anderson County Fair Association, NJ. L.
White, Garnett, August 29, 80, 81 and Septem-
Der /.
Clay County Fair Association. P. P. Kehoe,
Clay Centre, September -, 49, 14land Is.
COffey County Fair Association, George
Throckmorton, Burlington, September II, f2,
13 IA and 15
sociation, ]. ?. Short, Winfield, September 5, s,
and8.
Herington Fair Association, Dickinson
county, W. n. Hawley, Herington, September
10, 20, q and 90
Finney County Agricultural Society, D. A.
Minis, Garden City, September21, % and 90.
Franklin County Agricultural Society, G.. H.
R1dgeway, Ottawa, September 26, q, 2S and %.
The District Fair Association, Franklin
county, d. H. Glore, Lane, September 10, 20. 81
and %
Greedy County Agricultural Association,
Thomas H. Orr, Horace, September 26. q and
%.
The Anthony Fair Association, Harper
county, IL. Parke Jones, Anthony, September
26, 7, % and 20.
Jackson County Agricultural and Fair AS
soclatlon, 5. B. McGrew, HoltOn, September
%, q, 28 and %.
Jefferson County Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Association, George A. Patterson, Oska-
loosa, October 10, IL. II and IL.
Johnson County COOPERATIVE Fair Associa
tion, Z. MT. Hulett, tt,EdgertOn,S n,September 10, 90,
81 and %.
Johnson County Fair Association, w. T,
Pugh, Olathe, August %, %, "a and 25.
Linn County Fair Association. Ed. X. Smith,
Mound City, Septembe So and s.
LaCygne District Fair Association, Linn
county, J. S. Magers, LaCygne, September 2G,
n, 28 and 20.
y The Frankfort Fair Association, Marshall
county, James B. Van Vliet, Frankfort, Sep
tember 26, n, % and 20.
Miami County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, D. NJ. Ferguson, Paola, October 3,
4, 3 and o.
Morris County Exposition Company, Z. j.
Dill, Council Grove, September 20, 27, % and
%.
Sabetha District Fair Association, Nemaha
county, Ira F. Collins, sabetha, September
6, Z and8
Usage County Fair Association, c. E. Filley,
Burlingame, September 26, q, 2S and 20.
Osborne County Fair Association, NJ. E.
Smith, Osborne, September 26, q. 2S and %.
Riley County Agricultural Society, Charles
A, Southwick, Riley, September q, 28 and %.
wichita Agricultural and Mechanical Fair
Association, J. 4. Howard, wichita, September
IL, II, 13 and IA.
Wilson County Agricultural Society, G. r.
Cantrell, Fredonia, August %, 20 and 81 and
September 1.
Neosho County Agricultural Association,
H. Lodge, Erie, August %, 30 and 81 and Sep
tember l.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
THE HOWARD,
SeVenty-five Cents Per Day.
Three Blocks from Worlds Fair-Head-
quarters for Kansas-A Kansas
Man Proprietor

Gov. Lewelling and staff make the How
ard their headquarters. Il is new, hand
Somely furnished, pleasantly located, rooms
for two, 70 cents to $3.50 each. Restaurant
attached, serving good meals for 25 cents.
Higher priced rooms, and more expensive
eating if desired. Two blocks from Worlds
Fair entrance, one block from Midway
Plaisance. Cable cars down town run by
the door. You are right at home whom you
leave the fair grounds. No long weary
waiting for crowded cars, no time lost, no
car fare TO pay. You will meet Kansas peo-
pie at the Howard. You will be made TO
feel at home. Parties wanting rooms would
do well TO write in advance.
MUNGER IL MYnRs, ProprietOrs,
Sixty-6rst Street and Washington Avenue.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
Next Monday is Your Day

To go to the Worlds Far. Why2 Because
the Great Rock Island Route has given
greatly reduced rates, aud you can now
make that proposed trip to see the big show.
The rates apply on the following dates: Go
Monday, July "a, return Friday, July %. or
August 4; go Monday, July 81, return Fri
day, August 4 or Ill go Monday, August z,
return Friday, August II or 18. Ask near
est ticket agent for full particulars.
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. 7. A.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
BLOSSOM HOUSE.

Opposite Union Depot, Kansas City, Mo,
The Blossom House Is convenient 10
all parts Of the city. Cable cars run In
every direction. It is Just across the
street from the union depot, just the
place to meet your friends. Members Of
the Alliance make the Blossom House
their headquarters when In the city, and
their general place Of meeting when ~.
tending conventions abroad
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

DussOn House, Topeka, Kss- 81 sl.a6-ai5O por day
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Nlorih, 1ooo Co., Winu.

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Sp. Zen bar TO Batiitsr. ct oOteI, en- Gle.
uator, en- SmsDis % en- Sasmeat. Zen or
belis9eHos peb Northern Yaelfe Bansn.
Sauoet berrunot er soOt Garmin9slano,
tort Mulo paa lerbanb. 3st er Ilaot o.
Sios operalt. eaelfppen er IN or bet melts
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Bpsn.
3e iioiis Nar er Der tpmmel ino en- Del
npe SettIere, met ltauolnGOrta. Briieu paG
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pr. Were. Goot Sano er at iaa paa 10 a4O
Tnos Spbos. Sueoe % andre 5armproout.
ref tan apleS lisslG4 ~. w. iom HOaeu
allosniteoS, men loo er bet osiaa mango
Stubber at rpooe al 8eien.
vi bar baut en- iirens &iuter meo meaen
Sne, men iaa tOIter heller life geoen mere.
eno at bn89e ben % putte ben Suneu.
@H psnlt9 Stlien til "3ecorab.Yolten
BerionaIe % oens mango 9Giere.
@H Saalu9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Gaibton, @iSconfn.

81. &ebattsr! - 8 8ortbeO oil lea ienoe
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lloen Snteresie at ie bet paa 8apiret. Sor
en- eler anben laHst bUrte fuuoe oct BOG
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Si0ite Iars GuIiu9 bar baarlia, % ca
bertil tom Iau Brio, iaa blep uObpttet rtnge
Waen | Glm,noeligbeo er be aae tilireoS %
baaber paa 6remtibsn.
De fsrlte Gage al 2lpril bapos pi ct uo.
m9rfet Saarpeir % aae 8lGoeos fig ill., al
Der itulhe blipe Ell tiolis Gaar. Be be8puptt
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be III siort Of Saaniugen, for Der tom sr
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Senea ineeoe % bl9lte, iom ON bet ffulbs
pare en- 2n9 i Sanuar Raauea, os ensen
li9ser paa ilere Steoer enonu.
Set pGientIisite JONI bpries Der er SpeOs
Bp8, Sabre, Mais o. 8oba,; men bet er MI
mango, iom ioretr9iter 8ps, ba griien paa
Speoen er iaa Lao. So, 9obafien er lite at
i%orslemme; Su ituloe bare f., bpilte 7obats.
ibeoS Der opisses; Snsoterte bar not meb
at fare fra ben enc til ben anOen for at pp.
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attieielitab ital iatte ep ct fort 3obafSbus,
% 5oboiten ital briuses bio % ialses uosn
uosen Wieuemmano.
Gpr uGrmeIts Sp er gaibtun, Os bet sr en-
ltoeu lipli9 Bp. Zen bar 4 8rocerptores,
3 9aropareitores, 2 Stomaseribops, Saoel.
ma9eribop, Slastsribop, 3 Smeoier, ct
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Salppnsr. De bar Inn Ell IolititpuItabeI,
og ban er soot lift Of Spens Snouaausre.
On uellis Silien til ale "9eeprab.9olten-
99iere. On Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
IRA @inneapoliS.

Or. Reoaitpr: - Sufi Gipet er lurt, naal
man ffal baps omtrsnt balpanben Sob Gut
ben 20bs April. SporleosS er bet fatP III
bet ben fore -Gimbulspintersu", ium ben
norife @uoelare fortaler ON, iom or font.
men, eler bar SorotIoosn breist fig fig, at
ri Ifal babe 8 Naaneoers Binter % 4 Maa-
neosrS folot Beir2 Rpsst niaa Der bore |
Ssien. vi bar bapt en- ualminoeIis ioIo
Binter, ia iaa iOlot OF NAL funoe frpie
baabe &9ie % Eren at ITO peo al saa ct
Tibet Stpiie paa Gaoen, % efterbuert iom
man osnteoe, al bet ffuloe bi beore, blep bet
bare o0rre. Saalebes oaiaa MI. Barren
bapoe bespnot at piie iis, Gpnene taitese no,
Suep.oacne Iast tiliioe, aabne Sporposne
bar iommet % bespnot at tr9use De Iutteoe
pei - tort iast, alt tpoeoe paa, at ri "attsr
Tube faa Sommsren az iiaa". Men nej
Tat; Stpreren piloe bet lite Zig, | Dtor9es
~uaa9usoe pt peo at bape en- al be p9rite Sue'
iiorms, ipm ri bar bant | Srnter. gae
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lille at ie.et SuS / Bpeu ior llpeiret. Bl
faar imiOlsrtlb trsiie os meo oct iamme iom
sanls 5olt: "siaar ban bar rOict ira ii9,
blir bet Del CONNER"
Oct er life eobt at &c Nrbeioere, foI
Tibet Nrbeioe er bet % foltbart of lepe; att,
bpao man ltal ilsbe, er oprere eno bet bar
oRret paa mango War, men GrbetoSlsuner
bliper life hsiere. Nloermauo Rauo be
apnote at tGnte puer, at palaa Nrbeioerer
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OF iise ytei pe benptte fit Setp. gten De-
blir plltnpt life ittlt meo bette euooa, tbi De
or al ~SanoipHligbeo for, of Nrbeioerne og.
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aae R~ nueapoIis's Grbetoers reiie its ion
en- Mano, ba ifuloe Serosn Il, at Wapo'
Guitis Q. 10. ptlbe faloe lioen.
gi bar MI bapt Nnleonins til at fplse LID
meo ben npe 9lteraturen. Sgrff cpIGitt
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MI bar ban netop ailuttet SpiRsninsen a
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bus, iom bar uarei bpsset paa ! maHs'
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Senuepin County mango Wiliouer Dollars
Spar q. @anoerdas.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
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berti! uhiotter Ganene pmfrina Suoiperns
for Spsoom Deb ben ~opitaasnos Stani. 9si
or lille alens ben aooe Sir iom saar tabt,
men tluise belle DugIeu. Be.inseIieu for, al
Giifeue ian lepe Biuteren over unper Sieu
er. at ben bar fornsoen Buff, o. bette Ell
ttolisere ffeet berpeb, at Der itaois er fiitet
etsfe Sper. Ru Ssrimob, ba bet er imot
2opsne, iSr ale Giiene, uoeu at Seufattu
meb beres Gnpsnoelie opnaaes, ia ielp gln.
selsn saar tabt; tbi bpor er ben, Der bill tast
iis af 5iifene, naar ben itts mao fansesi
Raar altiiaaa iaaoanns SOpe uOtlGlias q
acBs Sopsbsr, bporfor bo ifie Iupe benz iaa
Iebes, at Be pirter til SuIbtummsnbsS, Hlsl
leg antaser, at iaapiot bar Rlositaben iftI
funnel itratfe.
8 andre 3anoe sipeS osiaa 2oue for 81
ifrri baabs | Snoiser % JlUOer. men oisi
2ope er en- COB Gel bebre; Der forbpoes ittt
6iiteri meo @arn (Baaol men iorinoen e
&arn mlaa bsnpttes. oil Snbsbaperen bap,
at msoe hos Den beltitiebs @mbebsmano ipl
at erboloe lopbefalet Stempel paa @arnet
efter at bet er befuubet, at NaIferns bar oet
%lopbefaleos giobe. Bette er Der bog Ito
mere iuno SanbS / 9et er nemlis life iat
ileloeu, at en- SnoiB tan inoeboloe iormarg
Silt iaa Der Tile er tilitrattslis Rarius for
benz, hporfor bet mao bore ristist at tag,
bort al be fore for at slpe Sieiten tilitr9tte
Zig 8labs % 5Sbe.
Raar @arnsne bare en- iaa flor 8IObe
Nalierne, at ben uuae Sill, til en- pis STIR
relic, tan aaa isieunem, Ter Der I bsert Sail
life uo9eH Sfaoe, tbi bpao en- Sitter far
fauss mso Frog % Sine er iaa foriuinoenoe
at bet ian Tan bstraatss iom Gu GinG oei
uospss for Sorusislie. Sec bperien bal
brust eaer t9uter at BRUCE noset G,arn, fac
bet lite er Of ben @runb at jes frrmfummel
meo otSie 2inier, men fun fiutpeltben foro
jog fnoer, at Der CT en- 8ransbeo tilltsoe / b
MI sgiiterenoe Giiter12ope. s. ..