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The evening world., 1894-09-21
TOOK A MEAN ADVANTAGE.
Schwiner Utilized the Rain to Ruin
Hts Enemy's Property.


Frederick Schwiner. n butcher. OF
Wyckoff avenue and Harmon street,
Brooklyn. was arraigned In the Gates
Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, this
morning on charges OF maliciously de-
strpylhs me properly OF DahleI fink;
charges that during the heavy rain of
Wednesday, Schwiner. with whom he
has been at enmity for some time, dug
IA trench that turned all the overflow
water from the sewer into the cellars OF
some new buildings which Fink Is
putting up on Wyckoff avenue, near
Harmon street.
When Fink arrived on the scene there
was about four feet of water In the
cellars. and the foundations had been
undermined to such an extent that It
would necessitate the reconstruction OF
all the walls.
SChwiner pleaded not guilty. and was
placed under $500 bonds TO await trial
The evening world., 1894-09-21
BAD CHECK FOR GOOD DRINKS
Mustnnn Ordered whole Cargo of
Liquor for u Tug.

Manuel Mustana, IA Spaniard, fifty mine
years Old, who says he lives on Pearl
street. Brooklyn. was held this morning
by Justice Walsh in the Adams Street
Court, Brooklyn, for examination on
Friday on a charge OF passing worthless
checks.
Harris Sallett, a liquor dealer. OF liz
Fulton street, alleges that the defend
ant ordered a half barrel of whiskey
seven cases Of gin and several dozen
bottles of beer sent aboard the tug r.. :
Dawson, of which he claimed to be cap
tain.
Mustana gave him a check for SIP,
which proved to be worthless.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
FOUND A MAN AT LAST.
Schieren Gets One to Acknowledge
lie Voted Agninst Him.

Mayor Schieren received to-day a let
ter which he regards AS n curiosity, II
II from man who admits that he did
not vote for him last Fall
This is the mrs, OF the kind ever re-
CeiYed Communications generally start
OF with the statement that the writer
voted for the Mayor.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Free school for Women.

rare opportunity for women and girls six
teen years old and over. to learn free bookkeep-
Ing drawing. Stenography, arithmetic. reading
and penmanship. 10 offered at the senior Female
Evening School, 226 East Fifty-seventh street.
German and Bohemian woman and girls are also
taught English free. This 10 the only female
evening school on the east side Of the city north
Of Houston street. IN which bookkeeping draw
ing and stenosraphy are taught free. Pupils
may register from G. 80 until O'clock any evening
except Saturday and Sunday.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Coming Events.

Annual entertainment and reception Sossnias
Edward p. Quinn Association to-morIo" e'
at Tammany Hall.
Entertainment and reception by the H1usa HOUSE.
Literary Society at the Central opera. TO-
Sixty seventh street. near Third avenu Il Ittis
morrow evening. Among the artists are LKsi.
MILAN" the child actress and dancer the ~, hS
vim Brothers. with songs. and Edward A. NA--
monologue artist. ,.A.
Fourth annual outing and games OF she e,bssld
A. Crowley Association, at Boehms sou'A
Pavilion. New Dorp. s. l.. Sunday, A..
The hrst masquerade and civic ball t g
Calcium Club will be held at sulIers sirest
Casino, One Hundred and Twenty -seVeh'nn n, II
and Second avenue, Saturday evening" w.
Music by Prof. Lamlein.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
stroup Held for Examination.

Edward s'roup. OF ss' Fulton street, was held
In the Lee Avenue Court. Williamsburg to-day.
on charge Of grand larceny, He will be
given an examination next Monday stroup was
employed as shipping clerk by D. q. l.Atmer &
Co, furniture and carpet dealers The specific
charge against aim Is the larceny Of goods valued
at SIS, but Francis Glroy, superintendent for
Latimer, says that the loss TO the Arm will eaIly
mount up 10 $500
The evening world., 1894-09-21

At meeting of the New England
League of Roller Polo Clubs, yesterday,
Worcester was dropped from the League
and PawtuCket was elected to the va
cant membership The lS93'94 champion
ship was awarded TO Boston.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Now or Never will be hard to beat
from now on. The old fellow struggled
gamely to win the last race yesterday,
but was a trifle short.
]. K.-You receive only half the face
value of YOUR ticket.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
The Tendency.

Frnm the Detroit TribunsD
The orchestra was playing the over
ture. The gallery was already manifest
ing impotence.
Il suppose" remarked the soubrette
as she stood before the mirror, that
everybody IN the audience will desplse
me In this costume"
The Tearing lady unused.
You certainly can't be surprised" she
re1oined, III they look down on you"
The soubrette merely glanced at her
gauze skirt and shiyersd
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Brooklyn Dreyities.

The will OF the late Herman RinEe vas nIed
with the Surrogate to-day. He died Aug. q last
and leaves his estate, valued at so, $780, 10 his
widow,
The United States Grand Jury in Brooklyn con.
vened to-day and took up the cases Of crimes
against the Federal laws. The Jury also eonsld-
cred charges made against Capt. Frank Wait
comb for dumping seoSa In the channel on
Babylon.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
An old story was revamped and printed

An old story was revamped and printed
yesterday to the erect that Yale would
refuse to play Princeton in this city on
Thanksgiving Day owing to the Harvard
game at Springfield on the Saturday
preceding. The definite announcement
that Yale would take such action is
doubtless tolia premature; should Yale finally
legians will be the greatest sufferers, as
Princeton and Harvard would be only
too glad to fill the date at Manhattan
Field.
In the Metropolitan Association meet
Ing last night again the echo of the
disastrous boxing championship meeting
at Newark was heard. The prizes have
never been settled for. and action was
Nice-President Cummings resignation was
accepted. The Y. NJ. c. A. was notified
that unless Its games were scheduled
and regist cred competitors will be dis
qualified as amateurs under A A. U.
rules. The Saratoga meeting netted $2ls
profit.
Kid Lavigne Is after Critic for a
| match to settle the eight-round draw
that Critic asked for a draw in the eighth
round, when he had little chance of
anything but knockout had the ten
rounds been fought. Certainly Lavigne
night, and should give the Australian
battle in which the winner would be
hard to pick. despite the concession of
weight to Critic. The latter is a clever
sparrer, but a man who fights in La
yigne's style and keeps close to his an
tagonist would wear out a pretty good
boxer Critic seems to have the chance
of making dates for several months to
come II he will accept the challenges
directed at him.
German Is not satisfied with the de-
cison in his bout with Skelly and wants
| II return match.
A fight to finish with light gloves
has been arranged for the night of Sept
2s, between Kid Balm, of Pennsylvania
| and Mike, alias Dummy Rowan, OF
st. Louis. for a purse OF $1,000, The
fight will occur within twenty miles OF
In fifteen-round bout between Char
ley Holcomb. colored, champion weller
weight OF the District of Columbia, anc
| "Chuck" Connors, the New York Bow
cry lad, at Washington last night, tn,
referee awarded the latter the decision
after a good fight.
At meeting of the New England
| League of Roller Polo Clubs. yesterday
| Worcester was dropped from the Leagu
and Pawtucket was elected to the va
cant membership. The lS93-'94 champion
ship was awarded to Boston.
Betting on the New Orleans fight. to b
held Sept. "a, % and 26, makes Plmmer tn
favorite for his go with Johnny Murph,
at 3 TO l. even in Boston, Murphy's hes
hold. Fitzsimmons figures at 10 to
; against Creedou, and Stanton Abbott
backed against Everhardt at about tn
same odds.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
HIS BOND APPROVED.
Receiver Jones Trying Ia Discover
DIR. Finkelsten's Property,

property
On the application Of Lawyer Paul
De Fere. Justice Cullen, in the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn, to-day approved the
bord OF Paul Eugene Jones, of lC6 Macon
street, Brooklyn. as receiver in aeques-
trEtion proceedings of the estate OF DR..
John l.. Flnklesten formerly Of 36l Sixth
avenue, New York.
Flnklesten was sued for divorce by
his wife, Betty. a short time ago, In
August last he fed from the city taking
S,OOO worth OF his wife's property with
him. The only property OF Finklesten,
which he left with A. Philip, OF $50 Eixth
Syenue. New York, to meet his ball
1t is thought that he has about $40,
~erth OF property in New YORK.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Future PriEe-Fights

From the indianapolis JournaI)
"Er-about this coming prize-hght,"
said the reporter.
'Well?" asked the pugIlist
lis 1t to be fought with bare mouths
or telephones"
The evening world., 1894-09-21
Ncwtown Creek Nuisunccs.

The members OF the state Board u Health
held meeting at Police Headquarters to-day
to examine into the alleged uulsdnces Of New
town creek, Or. Lederle alleges that among
other nuisanres maintained 10 tie Acme Fertilizer
Company on Firnan's Island.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

From the PttsburE Chronicle TelegrsphD
Mrs. iiland-I don't like To see girls
throw kisses 1t is so immodest
Mr., HilGnd-Ges; and then they are
usually such poor marksmen.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Which would you sooner be. Henry "
Abbey, who Will have all the tronoie
sell in the future according to tns
latest arrangement). or George W.; " ",
derer and Tom Canary, who will ~ ~
happily still and draw not less than ~
age @een fV Of h the prma Donna? NOI
don't all speak at once.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

II you wish any boarders for the VIZ
ter advertise in THE World. fou'''s
words for 80 cents.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
is PAL|TSCHEK DISMISSED /?
Reported Disgrace Of Hungary's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Here.
Charges Against Him In Connection
with the Chicago Fair.
(By Associated Press.)

Ny AhsD'laltu IIbbbB
CHICAGO. Sept. H.-Private cable
grams received here from Vienna an
nounce that DR.. Anton Palitschek, late
Consul-General to the United States,
located at New York. had been dismissed
in disgrace from the Consular service
of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
While acting as Imperial and Royal
ommissioner-General to the World s
Fair he Is said to have compelled Aus
trian exhibitors to pay for their space in
Manufacturers Hall.
1t was also charged that DR.. Palit-
schek embezzled $4,000 bequeathed by a
to three hosuitals. This Hungarian,
John Ruszits was a friend Of Louis Kos
suth, and 1t said left a fortune of S.
100000
These charges, the cablegrams state.
caused Palitschek's dismissal and dis
grace.
The story of DR.. Palitscheks short
comings has been printed in New York.
He was recalled from his post here, but
as late as Monday last 1t was stated
that he was till in the consular SER
vice.
The Ruczits fortune to which refer
ence Is made in the Chicago despatch,
amounted to about 100000, and the
SIS, 900 in requests were made, 5000 each,
to the Servian Common School, Baya,
Hungary; the Baya City Hospital and
the Literary Institute of Buda-Pesth.
The school and hospital had. at last re-
money due them. A full accounting on
this side was said to have been made
to Palitschek.
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Every Tuesday is 1.-THE Worlds" "a.
gain Day" in which all For sale .,ss
are repeated free In 1.-THE AVE.
World" ~. {.
The evening world., 1894-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY
TO SAIL TOMORROW.

nfeclah ''''' SO 80 '''''.' '..GlasgDw
MaFaCaloo '.''''.' '..'.. .,.... ....... Curacao
Rio GrAnde .....'.. -, brunswick
The evening world., 1894-09-21

A full account Of Wall street AFFAIRS will DO
found In the 9 o Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1894-09-21

Rudolph Aronson wants to make !,
music hall of the Casino. He triea y
some time ago, and 1t failed, but 'A'
idea of success still naunts him.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
School Notice.

All pupils who enter the public
school in Green Forest this term
who were not residents OF the dis
trict at he time Of the annual
school meeting last May will be
required to pay SOC per month tn
ition during the public school this
term. This action becomes neces-
sary to protect the interest of the
district. as our contract with teach
ers was based on the number OF
pupils in the district ata the time OF
contract, and soc being the cost
the district, we require those who
ret the beneG, to REIN burse the
the district.
G. CAMP,
w A. Butt,
Ell. STACY.
Directors.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
Vote right.

Vote right.
A new girl arrivedat Tom Phil
lips Tuesday morning.
Dave and Miss Nellie Norris Of
Berryville entered school at the
openiag Monday.
Mrs. Fl. Stacy and Mrs. J. P.
Fondren were investigating the
mysteries of a printing office Tues
day.
J. A. King of Berryvil'e requests
US to say that he will address the
people of Green Forest on next
Saturday evening at 1870 p. m.
G. B. Grim returned from Yo-
cum this morning where he had
been to see his uncle, Joe Grim,
who is at the point of death.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges So
cial calls from the following young
ladies: Misses frankie Armitage,
Clyde Burncy, Hellen Hale, Grace
and Georgia Ray and Cora Fon-
dren.
If you want bill Of first class
Fruit Trees SO cheap that you
will think that you have won them
60 to VincenhelIer & Gamble for
them. They ways have a big
bargain for thoir customers.
Mr.. H. J. Mayors of Oakland,
Me-, says: Il have sold thirteen
bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy today and am literally
sold out. This is the largest sale
on record of any one preparation
IN a day over our counters. II
gives the best satisfaction of any
cough medicine we handle, and a.
seller it leads all other prepara
ations on this market" For sale
by J. e. Harbcrt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
Stacy will give you clean
shave and IL neat hair cut

Stacy will give you clean
shave and Il neat hair cut
Rev. NJ. NJ. Butler of Denver has
ten acres of corn that will compare
with any in the county. The stalks
will average fifteen feet in height
and eight feet to the ctr
Hon. G. D. James, an attorney at
Eureka Springs said at Berryville
last week that W. A. Butt, u Justice
of the Peace at Green Forest. was
actually the best Justice he ever
practiced before.
I have known Clip Taylor tor a
number OF years. He has been
my deputy tor 4 years. He is as
honest and true IL man as ever
lived. Is better qualified than any
one who has not had experince in
the Office he seeks. And the report
that he has property elsewhere,
and is transient man is campaign
lie. J. S. NAPLES.
T. G. Freeman has out a circu-
lar purporting to deny Judge
Worthington's figures concerning
the decrease in the county's in
debtedness during his administra-
ton, but he lodged Worthington's
figures altogether. Worthington
goes back ten years, while Free
man only goes back three. Worth
lngton sho' by the Clerks sworn
statement that the county had,
previous to his administration,
gone in debt at the rate OF over
$4,000 per year for the ten year
previous to his administration,
that since he has been Judge he
has decreased the indebtedness. =
something that has not been done
for 1( or II years.
Thos Barnett, the Republican
nominee for County Treasurer,
desires that THE TRIBUNE make
his candidacy known to IFS readers
this week. From what we know
Of Mr.. Barnett we are very favor
ably impressed with his ability to
make us a good treasurer. He is
a young man full of YIN and busl
ness. just the kind of u man We
should elect to office. He never
asked for public trust before in
is lite. AS to his personal charact-
er, it is far above reproach in every
particular. While he is Repub-
iican, he is not partisan, and we do
not believe politics should have
anything to do with the selection
Of man TO take care OF the coun.
tvs money. According to The
sentiment we are hearing express
ed concerning snch matters, WI
predict that Mr.. Barnett will re-
ceivo hearty support from all
parties. Remember him whel
you 80 to make out your u cket.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30

Mr.. Thomas Bates, editor OF tie
Graphic, Texarkana, Arkansas, has
found what be believes to be TIE
best remedy in existence fer the
fux. His experience is well worth
rcmem bering. H says: "Last sum
mer | had a very severe attack If
fux. | tried almost every known
remedy, none giving relief. Cham
berIain's Collie. Cholera and Dar-
rhoea Remedy was recommended
to me. | purchased a bottle aNd
received almost immediate relief.
I continued5to use the medicin and
was entirely cnred. I take pleas
ure in recommending this remedy
TO any person suffering with such.
a disease, as in NY opinion il isthc.
best medicine in eXistance'" % anGl
soc bottles Tor sale by ]. 4. Harbt.a..
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
I0cAL kSD Personal.

Vote for a"ei'""'0"' N
- Monday is election day.
siga the petition for ine0rpora-
tOn.
nou,t forget your poll tax re-
sipt.
vote for those who have announ-
din The TRIBUNE
1,v aside party predjudice and
!, ,or the best man.
c,.cess follows the use of Halls
| ~ Remover tor grayness and
kIduSs.
r;.o line of burial robes for
L,le and female at w. A. Butts
udrlakcrs room.
Thomas Grim has about recover
,,om a months wrestle with the
|r,o.malaria fever.
Mrs. A. J. Russell returned Sun
l. tr,,n a three weeks visit with
[,llyes in Boone county.
Gunter Nunnaly of Denver is
hong the boarding pupils who
Iered school Monday.
|To Merchants all over the coun-
". + Sneed Il Go. can furn-
! youspeoi cotton at 81. Louis
ices.
II T. Walker has received a new
kulce OF goods. Something new
this market. You will be- sur
scd to sec them. Prices the
fest. It.
Prof. Burney has leased the
Ioler farm east OF town tor the
kt FIVE years. After making
Iensive repairs on the dwelling
I will remove his family thereto.
W.. Meador and Robt. Ken
candidates tor Circuit Clerk
County Clerk, respectivel y,
Fe in the Forest Tuesday morn
They went to Piney from
{. The boys are dong active
k in pushing their claims.
A. Buell., 7. S. Phillips of
place and II. S. Shahan of Co
Taae, Kansas, have organized
company, and purchased a
saw aud engine, and will
it near town. Mr.. Shahan
return home in a few days,
remove his family to this
this tall.
bile at Harrison last week we
occasion to drop IN Oh the
ler few moments. We
our old friend, B. F. An
b holding the Office down.
informed us that Green Forest
Pany attractions for him Just
and that he intends visiting
ty quite often in the future.
pnbic school opened Mon
connection with the High
|. The enrolment reached
hing over 100. Tt e prospects
''terlng tor Il most successful
Miss frankie Armitage and
lyde Burney have charge
lower department and Prof.
the High School depart
week we presented the
pi Wilson Broyles of Polo
'p for the office of Sheriff.
Folies is especially qualified
Very important office, hav-
Vea m IN the capacity OF Depu-
TIT. He is a first class .busi-
'''l 10 every particulars and |
make an excellent Sheriff. |
you to carefully consider
next Monday when you
ut your ticket.
Faeeess Of: Mrs. Annie NJ.
Z Nj Ncheesport, Pa, in the
Fh1 OF diarrhoca in her
Will undoubtedly be of
70 many mothers. she says:
several weeks in James
g., alter the Areat food. on
o' my husband being en-
'nere. We had several
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
No FOOlishneSS.

If you want the cheapest hat you
ever bought in your life go t.
c.. B. GRIM.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30

Physicians generally fail to recognize.
organ Itself instead Of the cause of the trouble
The noted specialist, Franklin Miles, M. d.,
LII. B., has given the greater part of his lifo
discoveries concerning it are due to his efforts.
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine, the unri-
vailed brain and nerve food, isprepared on the
difficulties originate from disorders of the
nerve centers. Its wonderful success in curing
these disorders is testified to by thousand. in
every part OF the land
Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness,
nervous prostraton dizziness, hysteria, sex
ual debility, st. Vitus dance epilepsy, etc. II
is sold on positive guarantee by all drug
gists. or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Medical
Co. Elkhart Ind, on receipt of price, 81 per
bottle. six bottles for IS, express prepaid.
Sold by Druggist
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30
The Human Electrical ForCes!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical force of the human boe7, %
the nerve fluid may be termed, /; an espe-
cially attractive department OF science, as it
exerts SO marked an influence on the health
produced by the brain and conveyed BY
means OF the nerves to the various organs OF
the body, thus Supplying the latter with tha
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-08-30

vitality necessary TO in
sure their health. The
pneumOgastric nerve, as
shown here, may be said
to he the most important
of the en!ire nerve sys-
ten. as it supplies the
heart lungs, stom ach,
bowels, etc, with the
acrve force necessary to
keep them active and
healthy. AS will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from t h g
base of the brain and
terminating in the bow
els is the pneumogastric,
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart, lungs and stom-
ach with necessary vi
tllity. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritability
or exhaustion, the nerve
force which it supplies
is lessened, and the Or
gans receiving the di-
minished supply are con-
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Tacoma bjcmicgt al CT
TInobpi0c.

alotten ohtrtu9 II ladarfunlo blsO
DOR Ndboby Tacoma biemiegt al Ell
pRlolg 6loobGI9e, no8le % type SOB
bGi, Der tOm UHttenOe uOer 8ustcn mob
S~rbJ9erns meo en- itratteliB 9arm. st
lolut 9ufu 3ampIfibe blep faItet ON
binanoeu Tom NGo6eItat / oprprt SID
o9 brat Jig lDs ira line 5OrtDiuiugsr,
% tom mere eIer mtnore tilitaoe.
Aaer's 8aao6us, boOri belle 5lmi.
lien boebe, beitaaeuoe al 5orrlorene
meo icr Born, bIeu Unltet Uper o9 oao
ale Seboerne ct isfolot 9aO. Sngen
al Dem onion.
Sobn 9auien, 8a9tmauo pna g. 9.
Sernbanens 9Ot, gift thumbs nlco ben
neoiprtenNe 9rp9se, % fan life bliue
iunoet.
Sele 8ranooeportemcntet bleu talot
no % ier Diionat bar Here Suuoreoc
Nieuneiter paa Seuene neoe oeo 9rpl
gerne.
Eaa Ell StrGtuing al ca. 1900 SOB
baOoe Sc;anoptten 9iU't eitcr for oct
iOrfaroelI9e 9rDt, % man irv9teoe for,
at DC tore 9ucocelepatOrer o. &ulbuns
fer ltuIoe ramle iammeu. Sper 600
SOB al 0Utfeu ~iOriuanot aloeles / ben
to9euoe Sp.
Nle 81. g. 8aneus &ua9Itnloe Jam.
men meo S%outOrparten al &Ompaniets
300 SOB lauge Surebus ~foriuanot fam.
tibis c9 Slo brOo paa iamms 3ib no
pan fpritjeai9e 8lacie, ipecielt bpor
8umpeitatjoneu buuoe itaaet.
Man a%nlaar iorelgbig q. q. Som
paniets Cab iii ca. $4,000.
@n uns Suinoe, ueo Napn GQeu
Guff, Der befauOt fig pau DC ueotpr.
tenoe 8rp9ger, fOriunuOt mso Oisie %
fan life sjeufuoes.
No9le er al ben 3Oute, at ct SOros
itjGlp bar aariag i 6orItyrreiIeR, me-
oens andre Tiger, at oct Sele itriper ia
ira ct SorOitreo i oct npli9 made land
unoer SrDs9erue. -"8dib. .8olten."
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
G 81 a :.

"7et er en- Of mine Gutter, iaaoe
grO'. Breckenridge icrleoen 3n0, ou
bon / ct 8lnO 1T ic, OF q. @. Susuicu,
en- Binneibeit 60. Out, bIeu oal0t til
GouutD Nltorntp / Graia So, q. Gat,
meo flor Mlojoritet oucr iu WoOtaRoi.
Dat. "Ieoer bar Ell al De i~linteite Gle'
DER Ueo 3ecOrab 3nitituts / fin 9iO",
Iu8oe ban TT.
- WtsIiOu4r 3. g. 0ritssnnro,
iom / 1883 reiIte til Siua iom Dtiss
iionar. bOInt iiOite Sgnon0 Ct Wtsiiouss
ioretrag / 3ecorab Msni9beos Sirte,
uar sOot iplOt. Otter 5or'Ora0et
'iorte ban iia ben t~inciiitc N~tauoorin'
Ora9t, ION ban psb uisie auleoninger
mda bare 9lun, os talte oerpaa ON
81 lnsIsrnss SRoer % Stltte, beres bag
Iige Spsler GO 5OrbOloe / 6jemmet.
g oaetten til Misliouen inObragte $32.
8eirct or nnIten for untfert; Der.
for ta9er Osiao 9grten mere % mere
Ouerbaano, % 8onomangelen tllta9er.