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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-02
GreenyflIe Hihemen.

drink, there was plenty of vocal and
instrumental music, while toaSts and
good stories were in order all the time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-02
MEDICAL.
DINNER TO PRISON OFFICERS.
Specio1 to the Jcrscu Citu Ncacs.

TRENTON, Jan , 1S96.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. Patterson gave their annual
New Years collation. to the officers of
the State Prison yesterday. Everything
was in profusion, from turkey to ice
cream. All enjoyed it very much, wish
ing their generous hosts man happy re-
turns of the day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-02

Garland, 1888: Kimball. 1877; Sheldon, lao.
Total. ia.
SECOND GAME.
South OrangeIWright, 1872: Roberts,
124: Matteson, 1872: Sinclair. ITO; Myers,
202. Total, SO.
.Columbia-Grane. ISL; Ketcham, 1872;
Gartland, 1873: KimbalI. 1874: Sheldon. l2s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-02

Dated Jersey city, December q. 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
Stand UP FOR CARROLL COUNTY,
Vote for the Men Who Will Best Protect and Promote
Our Interests, Men Who Specially Fit
ted for the Offices They Seek.
Brief Sketches Of the Republican Nominees the Vriou
County An Important Message Every Taxpayer

Republicans Of Carroll succeed the coming
election all their nominees prominent business we'll
adapted posons be relied upon
the affairs county businike Moreover, they
majority people of the county, irrespective of political
affiliations agree with them that complete change is needed
that county officials politics. They may
however speedy 900
hanging county and lessenng of the have
intend make charge against their which
they sustain neither do they intend gain single by
false They believe that every officer is public
every citizen has the right honestly critcse
that be he humble has right know
othe disposition every thep We therefore,
County explain why that the financial statement which
the day July tally with the
recently the Circuit Court
Clerks Office Why that great differ
ence? Let have light the subject.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

| wells to the sea ports and refneries-a
work which requires high class of
| ability. In fact, we doubt whether his
| skill as surveyor or mathematician is
equalled by any other man in North.
west Arkansas.
Most people are inclined to look light
ly at the Office of County Surveyor.
They seem to think that very little
Importance is attached to the position.
Yet the very contrary is the case, as
many haye learned after paying very
dearly for the information and as
many others will learn in the future
AS long as the country is thinly
settled and land of little value it does
not make 10 ucn difference where the
lines are, but as the country improves
and the lines become mere sharply
drawn and titles more accurately de-
scribed, it does make great difference,
and surveys should be so made that
they will stand the test of the future.
The towns like Eureka Springs, Ber-
ryyille and Green Forest have especial
ly suffered from poor surveying, and it
has been the cause of some costly iti-
CATION and an endless lot of trouble
and bad feeling.
Not only is ability essential to survey
correctly, but the necessary integrity
to do it honestly and impartially is
especially essential. Mr.. Potter has
been citizen of this county for many
years. No voice has ever been raised
against him in any way A vote cast
for him is vote cast for the best in-
tereste of Carroll county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
Gov. RenfroW of Oklahoma.

The testimonials in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are not only from people
who cannot afford costly professional
treatment but they come also from
persons in official stations. Nor is
Hoods Sarsaparilla praised only by
those who have learned in their own
experience of it's wonderful curative
powers, but men of highest intelligence
and soundest judgement are ready to
speak in its favor. His excellency VIM.
c Renfrow, Governor of Oklahoma, in
a recent voluntary letter, writes us;
From its general reputation, know
of none that would prefer to Hood g
Sarsaparila if we should need a blood
purifier or remedy for general debility" "
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
ing in Berryville since he has been
acting marshal of the town.

acting marshal of the town.
By his indomnitable energy and tact
he has gained for himself a high
business position. He helped to Or
ganize the Carroll County Bank, of
which institution he is now director.
He also established the Berryyille
Mercantile Company and the j. w.
Freeman & Son hardware store, two
business establishments that any
town might be proud of.
Another important feature that will
commend Mr.. Freeman to the people
of the county is the well-known fact
that Berryville is largely indebted to
him for the prosperity that the town
now enjoys. He is always ready to
help along with vim any enterprise
calculated to benefit the town or the
county. He took an active part in the
construction of the bridges over Kings
and Usage rivers, and the turnpike
road.
Taken from any point of view, he il
splendidly adapted for the Office, ant
the voter who casts his vote for him
may do 30 knowing that he does vel
for Carroll county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
JOHN WoRTHINGroN.

The Republicans of Carroll county
are fortunate in having such a man as
Judge John I. Worthington as their
candidate for Representative.
The most prejudiced partisan in the
county will admit our late Representa-
tive did not add much, to say the least,
to the reputation of the county-to the
good people who built their homes in
the pure atmosphere of these hills.
A mans character is judged by his
associates, likewise the general charac-
ter of people is largely judged by the
man whom they choose to represen
them.
The legislature under our system Of
government is the peoples forum.
we can't all take part in it's delibera-
tlons; we therefore select what is sup
posed to be the most able man in every
respect, amongst us, and give him full
power to represent us and be our
spokesman.
Inc good business man in need of q
representative to transact important t
business for him tries to select the
man most competent for it. The same
common sense should guide the people
ana make 1T their plain duty to select
Tue man whose intelligence and ex-
perlence best fits him for the posi- ton.
Now, we all know John I. Worthing-
Ton, We know that be is a man of
superior ability, and yet with all that,
ne Is plain, unassuming man who
uoes not consider himself better than
ms neighbor; true as steel, and perfect
~ honest and frank under all condi-
lions. You know where he stood YES.
'efoay, and that he will be tomorrow
"nat he is today.
During the two terms tn at he served
as County Judge the county q Indebted.
LESS has been reduced fully $22 900.
"nen he assumed the office the county
was falling behind at the rate of SIS 900
year, but now as per report just issu-
~ w the county clerk, the expendi
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
best interest.

Our candidate for Surveyor is natur-
ally and by education, perhaps better
equipped man for the position than any
other candidate for the Office in recent
years.
Civil engineering is profession that
very few men ere adapted to-, because
a natural inclination for mathematics
is absolutely essential in order to make
one proficient in that line. To know
how to view the lines through the
transit is the least part Of; it is the
after mathematical calcu' alton whic b
determines whether the line drawn Is
correct or not.
MIR. Potter was for years employed
by the standard oil company as mas
ter mech anic of the united pipe lines
in the oil fields of Pennsylvania. he
surveyed hundreds of miles of pipe
line for the carrying Of oil from the oil
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

G. J. Klock did not solicit the nomi-
nation to any Office, and when the
Republican convention, owing to his
we'll known ability, rendered him with
out dissenting voice the Office of
Circuit Clerk, it took him by surprise.
No better selection could have been
made. Mr.. Klock has now served the
city of Eureka Springs for four years
as tax collector for the Water and
Sewer districts. Nearly $32 900 has
during that time passed through
his hands, and the commissioners who
examine his books yearly can testify
that every penny of. it has scrupulously
and promptly been paid over to the
Treasurer, and that his books are kept
as precise, clean and clear as the books
in any we'll regulated business houses.
In some respects there is not an
Office in the county Of greater impor-
tance than that of Circuit Clerk, for
the reason that the deed records to al
the real estate in the county are placed
in his care. and it does make vast
difference whether they are kept with
pains, taking care ofo whether they
are shiftlessly attended to and errors
permitted to occur.
There is great difference in the man
who presistingly seeks Office IS a
means of making living, just for the
money there is init, and who does his
work because he has to do it, and the
man who accepts "public Office as
public trust' and takes pride and pains
to do his work in strictly conscien.
tious manner. Mr.. Klock is Of: the lat
ter class. We seriously doubt wheth-
er, all considered, there is in the
country a man possessed of greater per-
sis tence than he has.
He came here eight years ago. At
the time his financial affairs were in a
bad shape, owing to i'll health, the
consequence of five years hard work
in the U. S. cavalry fighting the In
dians. Since that time he joined with
Mr. O. NJ Clark in forming the real
estate firm of Clark & Klock, and as a
result of close judicious appli cation to
his business he has earned for himself
an envia Bile standing.
He is we'll known in Masonic circles
in the neigh hborhood. He has held the
highest offices in the gift Of the Mason
ic lodges here, and he is now serving
ae Eminent Commander af the Knights
Temple r Of Eureka Springs and this
county.
His we'll known superior capabilities,
for the office of Circuit CLERK will
cause his many friends TO rally around
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

lures for the fiscal year ending July
1st, were 81 ,s17 less than the receipts.
Not only did the county not run be-
hind, but there was surplus of 81 ,817 E.
He most carefully scrutinized every
claim presented against the county
and some men are most bitterly op-
posing him today for that reason.
A duty so we'll performed for the pub
lie good deserves recognition from
every tax payer in the county. More
over, we know that John Worthington
will make his presence felt in the
Legislatures; that he will be a credit
to himself and the people who sent
him there. Stand up for Carroll
county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
Free Pills.

Send your name and address to H.
E. Bucklin & Co., Chicago, and get
FIRE sample box Of DIR. King New Life
Pills. A trial will convice You Of their
merits. These pills are easy in action
and are particul arly effective in the
cure of constipation and sick headache.
For malaria and liver troubles they
have been proved invaluable. They
are guaranteed to be perfectly free
from every deIeterious substance and
to he purely vegetable. They do not
weaken by their action. but by giving
tone to stomach and bowels greatly
invigorate the system. Regular size
25c per box. Sold by E. Harbert
druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know it's value, aud
those who have not, have now the op-
portunity to try it free. Call on the
advertised druggist and get trial bot
tie free. Send your name and address
to. H. +. Bucklin & Co.. Chicago, and
ges sample box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills free, as we'll as copy of
Guide to Health and Household In
structor, free. All of which is guaran-
teed to do you good and costyou moth
ing at j. E. Harbert's Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
county.
j. w. FREEMAN.

1t is said that man who has hosts
of friends clinging to him must be a
man possessed of some noble qualities
We are so constituted that whatever
our own disposition may be, good in
others attracts US to them by some
subtle influence, exerted in a manner
unaware to us.
If our candidate for Sheriff, J. w.
Freeman, of Berryville, should be
judged by that standard then he must
be indeed very worthy man, for not
only does he have host Of friends. but
what is more, nearly every one in the
county knows him and speaks we'll of
him. We doubt whether there is a
man in the county more fortun ate n
possession of the confidence of the
people than he.
However, actions speak louder than
words, and he who has been successful
in the conduct of his own affairs may
be relied upon to successfully conduct
the affair of others when entrusted
with them, and we venture to say
wi thout any hesitation, that if Mr..
Freeman is elected he will prove a
most exemplary officer, the best Sheriff
that Carroll county has had for years.
He is liberal, kind and accommo-
dating man. yet unflinching i'll the dis
yge of bis duty, as is evidenced by
Ripabeacefu al orderly condition prevail
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
FRISCO LINE.
sT. 1OUIs 4 sANFRANCIsCO Z. 7.

In connection with the great Santa Fe system
is the popular through car route to al points in
Territory Texas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah.
New and Old Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Mohta-
ma, Nevada, California, Washington and Ore
gon.
The Frisco Line is also the most direct route
to st. Louis snd all points east. Elegant Pull
man Palace Sleepers, reclining chair cars (seats
free), and coaches on all through trains.
For time tables maps, rates aud full partic-
ulars, address nearest agent Frisco Line,
IF. Oakman. D. WiSiiAkT,
Gen'l M anager, Gen'i pass- Agt.,
St. Louis Mo- ST Louis, Mo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

The Danger Comes

In cases of typhoid fever, diphtheria and other
wasting Diseases when the patient has been
reduced in flesh and strength, and begins the
toilseme climb to health. Here Hoods Sarsa-
parilla finds its place. 1t enriches the blood
strengthens the nerves, gives tone to the df
gestive organs and builds UP the whole system.
Hoods pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache 25c. box.
Ripans Tabules cure eonstipationg
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
Hoods ls the Best

Medicine all the year around, because it puri-
nes, vitalizes and enriches the blood, and
therefore gives strength to resist bad effects
from all blood diseases, Malaria, Pneumonia,
Colds. Catarrh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious illness
has often been prevented when Hoods Sarsa-
paria has been taken in time.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills.
assist digestion, prevent constipation. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

biiA dAu give ulIA GnGlT support reSATu-
less of political differences, feeling that
vote cast for him will help to build
up Carroll county.
E. B. HINCHMAN.
We cannot present to our readers
view the picture of our candidate for
Treasurer. However, nearly every one
in the county is more or less familiar
with the broad, good. natured face of
E. B. Hinchman.
He is said to be the best looking can
didate and likely knows it, but he is
nevertheless shy of the camera and
our artist could not therefore obtain
his photograph.
The Green Forest Tribune announced
his candidacy in the following words:
eff there is any one thing in which
the Tribune can take pleasure in doing,
it is to announce man for an office
who is fully competent for the place,
and in every way worthy for the posi-
ton. We are, therefore, highly pleas
ed this week to send forth to our
readers the announcement of E. B.
Hipchman' g candidacy for the office of
County Treasurer.
We believe that it has been truth
full ly said of him that in point Of abili-
ty he is the peer of any business man
4
in the county, while there is not more
honorable and obliging gentleman
found anywhere. We consider him an
ideal man for the Office and there is nc
question but that he has splendid
chance of being elected. His many
friends throughout the county will
support him regardless of politics
This is the correctidea. Politics do not
ft Or unit man for county office
Honesty, integrity and merit should b.
the sole test"
Honesty, integrity and merit should
be the main test of the fitness of 6
man for county Office. That Is su
premely true, and if that was IN tn,
mind Of every citizen when he decided
for whom to cast his ballot, Carol
county would not today be burdenet
with debt of $31 900 and the count!
warran ts peddled ON the streets for ift.
cents on the dollar.
It is strange fact that year afte
year the tax payers Will pay in thei
hard earned money with but passing
thought in whose keeping the money
is placed and what becomes of it.
Mr.. Hinchman is a sober, intelligent
business man. He settled in this
county some years ago, and by indus
trious efforts he has succeeded in es
tablishing good business. His hard
ware store is one of the most promin en-
business establishments ts in Berryville
The Treasury books in his hand
will be kept clear and concise, anc
every cent duly accounted for. A vote
for him is vote for Carroll county's
best interest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27

him and give him their support regard
less of political differences, feeling that
vote cast for him will help to build
up Carroll county.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
1870
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9aItet ggafrel.
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rebao ct Sisrrel meo tolbt 8anb, Der ombpttes noale 6auoe
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ifrabes fsrit rem, og er ben iaa tilhrutteiet uOponbet, torres
ben soot meo ct Slaoe os banses poa ct ii0ttot Steb. Noar
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Wtan fan cgiaa lagse ben neb en- life bpb 8anbe, 5nO.
iioen neoao, Iaa fosenbe 8anb oper ben, oo laoe ben itaa ouer
en- iuas Glib, eaer ben iattss inb Steeeouuen ct Suarters
SID. Saa baloes 8anoet al, 5iiten paubss. imaa Stptter
Smor Iaeses 9anoen, os oper Jhfsn brpsiss Iibt Pepper.
Saa teses ben % ierperes.
epIteoe Peaches (SsrHener).
Gete er ct uomartet Slaes Spltetgi. Strel 5rleten,
tag ND Stenene, % pei 5~rustmasien os Suffer, guno for
Buno. anaf 5ierbeparten al Sterene, tag Siernerne no, oa
fog benz netop ! iaa rreset @ano. at bet itaar ouer benz, inbtil
be er blsoe; iat benz iaa til SIDE, % Lao Dem itaa 9anoet
meb ct 9aas ouer. Gin Iasses ct Gag Suffer 5pIteiieoeIen,
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ret er imeItet, % Jrusten eienuembsoet. 9srpaa files Ban.
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til 6eriienerne er more. De tasss ombps9eist op meb Ell
Stumlap 90 lasse5 bper for Jig pa 9rstter. 5irupeu toaes
til neiten en- @elee. aruten fpIoes to 3~rsbieoels 6sioe
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
TnlDc @i9s.

Mdn flyer, at felgenoe 5iItorie Itdl
bRre Iano og b9not enItecs | Roroe:
9ua en- 9ddrb, bpor Der bar fort Soros
brug og 8renberi, 6olbt Susmooerer
Ell M9ngbe 5jRrtrR pg bsri6lanbt en-
Gel Del GiGs. gn Dag bar Der fra
8rGnberist Ilaaet ub en- Del "SpiEoc.
brenbepin", iom bar 6lsbet u6ruaeIiQt.
Den 6erIige Tettar fos'ebe / RenOsite-
men % gaarbens Susie, iom meo fl
~Inaorenbe 5eISe netop Tom forbi, TDn.
tes nufurlisOis, at bette bar en- prpgtic
QnleDning til at Ilutte i'm 5srft, %
mart lab be bortooer Renoeftenen %
laTteoe fig mso ben beilige Orit. Doc
Thntes ben life at bstomme benz pioert
tel, for meo nogle Itnggs 8ieip labbeot
De itrar eFter 6ortooer pidoIsn. Sr
9pelocn, od pigen fom for al lut.t
GjasIene inb, fdnot bun BEN ligsenet
ItiDe Tom 3r9piuber b~ortober 3unet
JorIfrpttet lsb bun inb til I'm GUS.
mooer for at fortGQe ben Isrgelige 9e.
qiprn6eo, 6oorpud be fuletss ab ii.
llIDttesftsoet. SODA! @i9sIene pal
oa bleo bsos; Stroitene tunbe altiol
life unoenoes, men al ben oeilige Sip,
maatte bog tages bare pua, og ben stp.
nomiIte 6usmoosr ienbte ct Bar pigcr
uo for at rib6s 8i9siene, 6boreTtet
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tuttel, og bu mar tom uo, pifte ber Tc
Ell mrrteligt Spn. De ribbebe Sizes
for Tom rdienoe omtrtns unber be mel
infernulTfe Strig. Def pdrebe libt, fsl
man III Dag | be ituttsls Gias og FLAG.
let benz oroentIig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
Gn Times ar5eioe.

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Te giorbs mtaem alottsn 8 o. . zen
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QDin0c, Ter bar inotdtot ION 9ione /
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til Stolen. Isrpda reoeoe ieq 5ens
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gIautrr % titteoc i Woygen1BiIerns.
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qioroe 2umperne tliuno, tiGmm.os Gits
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oerpun feieoc jig Irnpperne. 6srite1s
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og FREQ ct 9rso. Sda gap ieS G1n1s
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toitborost iitano; bsrpdd tults lea .tDar
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b0iIs Ct par Miruiter, foe ben Ito9 o.
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mer. "ieg fddr IanOeIi5 quite I'D, isr
ieg taloer matte 8ibre ino."
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-11
Ga S@gcrbtHori

s "9stebores 6drOslBs Og Siss
Tart8tiosnoe" fprtGlts fra 8obuslRr
felscnpe Ibitigs Sdgtbiitoris;
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for at fife og iuge. 0a BET imioItrtio
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belt og bolCent at oprtc Sustsn, og bsrs
for began nan fig Ill ct Steb, boor
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grrs. % bDor man Ttuloe fnbs 2grs
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og Sisfdrtstibrnbe). Sndrt bar Sag
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Stub, % Here 2GnOer 6lep trufet.
Saa Tom bet ZiebIit, bu S4gerne
til FIN 5orfRrbslie mrrteoe, at @ms
munitionm beapnote at gaa MOP I'm
Grbe, 6piltst bar tcmmelig Grgerligt,
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be bare ct Stllo tgjen, og ben Sttua
ton, be befdnot fig, bar oct meqst toIt
bart % mddtte bringe en- Qno til Gulo.
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meo 6Gnosr % 5eober for at fda fat
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ben, boorfor man mddtte gisre 80 eller
40 forTfielige 8enoinger, msoens alle
mulige Sing, adrer, Rorpinoe o.i.p.,
Imaat og fort, Iom fanotes / Baden,
blep onpenbt Tom 3aiiepuaben mob ben
TtdtteIs ano at be 1ueoornppenoe SGs
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meo ben Ro, fom fun en- anb tan pro-
itsre, % ogIdu meO Iau messt Selo, OF
S9gerne tililut ppgdp Sdgten.
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BET Snbfdlo, at man tunbe fpsmme efz
ter 8pttet! anapt bar Sroet ubtdlt,
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meb ct pRloigt 6op git / Seen. Der
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at be S9gere, Tom bar | 9aaben, la
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2urgt ON lpnge, eftsrat Sugter bar
beItuet az &dmsruter og GpItreiIenoe,
6errer og 0umrr, fit S9geren Gag !
gtnosn, -"efter Ieban ban ii9lf parit
nara att militia Qnoen", ftriper gIacet