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ton, and unpaid warrants may reach
500, 900. The situation is due to slow
ness of tax payments and too low q
levy to meet the expenditures.
WAGES CUT AT BUTTE.
Denver, Col, Nov 2s. Tt is report
ed that the Anaconda Mining Company
at Butte, Mont, has given notice to its
men Of a cut in wages, December !,
from So. so to S3 day, and that other
big mining companies there intend to
follow the same policy.
Joseph w Taylor, attorney for the
American Federation of Miners, is
quoted as saying that a conference to
consider the situation will be held next
week at Victor, and that President
Boyce of the federation, and Marvin
and leonard, members of the legisla-
tive committee from Butte, will there
meet representatives of the various
Colorado unions. Ii is added that the
leaders of the federation will endeayor
to avoid strike at Butte, as the Lead
vile strike is severely taxing the fl
nancial resources Of, the organization.
BRADSTREET ON PROSPERITY.
New York, Nov. .2S. -Bradstreet's
today says
"Last weeks disappointment at the
lack OF demand in general lines con
tinues, the intervention of a holiday
having made trade quiet and the vol-
ume smaller. AT some points Of dis
hibution there is no change in the sit
uation. Mild and unreasonable wealth
er prevents a more active distribution
Of clothing and heavy goods, and the
volume moving is smaller. Where busi-
ness has been more actiyeit is due to
filling in orders and to the demand for
holiday goods. Confidence in a revival
of demand, " hich has not yet appeared,
was responsible for the starting up of
some mills and factories, which are
dissatisfied with their prospects. The
most encouraging reports are of an
improved tone Of trade and favorable
outlook for 1897.
"The large number Of changes in
prices Of staples were downward this
week. Exports of wheat -four includ-
ed as wheat) from both coasts Of the
United States (Newport News missing4
amount to 3,937, ,51S bushels this week,
against 3,987, 600 bushels last week,
2, ,460, 900 bushels in the week one year
ago, 2,440, 600 bushels three years ago,
and as compared with 4, 538, 900 bushels
in the corresponding week of 1892. Ex-
ports of Indian corn this week amount
to.s2, G51 1858 bushels, against 2,975,00C
bushels last week, 1920, 900 bushels in
the week one, year age and compare
lively small quantities in correspond.
ing weeks in three preceding years"
DUN & 90. ON PROSPERITY.
New York, Nov. s8. n. G. Dun
Co. S weekly review today says /:
"Failures for the week have been S0t
in the United States, against 279 last
year andes in Canada, against Az last
year" !"
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REPORT
or the Finance Committee of the Board Ct
Mayor and Aldermen.

or the Finance Committee of the Board CT
Mayor and Aldermen
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen Of Johnson Oity:
Gentlemen
Your finance committee respectfully
submits the following report
The income of this board for the
fiscal year, beginning May I, 1895, and
ending May I, 1891, will be based upon
the following valuations and estimates,
viz
Assessed valuation Of taxable property,
excluding railroad and
telegraph assessments, =. + 910.415.O0
Valuation Of railroad and
telegraph property So. 1853 20
Total assessed valuation n, ,OOs, 984. 90
The estimated income for the fiscal
year from sources other than property
tax is as follows, viz;
CASH IAtteS' ..'t''.' ,,,-',.,....S SJU
Merchants privileges .n.s,s..., 295
Other privileges ............... 800
Merchants al valorem tax .,.... 500
Total.,.. ..-................" no
BY the revenue ordinance passed on
May 21, 1896, all amounts collected
from fines are appropriated to the
street fund, and all collections from
privileges taxes and merchants ad
yalorenl taxes are appropriated to the
fund for the payment of interest on the
city school and street bonds; and it is
therefore unnecessary to consider these
items further in making up the state
ment of the pro rata amount TO which
each Of the several departments of the
city government is entitled in the gen
eral tax levy, except to make deduc-
tion on account Of same in fixing
the amount Of the appropriations for
streets and for interest, which We have
done in the report hereinafter sub
mitted.
Your committee recommends that a
special tax of 25 cents on each S1O0
worth of taxable property be levied,
under the authority of the acts of the
general assembly of Tennessee, au-
thorizing the issuance of the street I'M
proyement bonds and the school bonds
of Johnson City now outstanding, to
be appropriated to the payment Of in
terest ON said bonded debt This tax
upon the assessed valuation hereinbe-
fore stated, would produce an income
Of $2,522. 49,
The revenue ordinance, passed May
81, 1896, fixed the tax levy for the cur
rent fiscal year, for general town pur-
poses, at $l.50 on each $10O worth of
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Mothers

Anxiously watch declining health Of
their daughters. SO many are cut off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond
the reach Of medicine, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla will restore the quality and
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
at is but Just to write about my
daughter Cora, aged 10. She was COM
pletely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
live over three months. She had bad
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-12-03
AN UPRISING OF TIE PEOPLE
Sure to Follow a Failure to Cheek the Grow
ing Influence of Wealth.

Sure to Follow Failure to Check the Grow
ing Influence of Wealth.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. as. Gov.
David r. Francis, now secretary Of the
interior, said, in a letter to little party
of gold standard men who held BAN
quet at the Midland Hotel on Thanks
giving night:
Department Of the Interior,
Washington, Nov 10. '96.
Gentlemen
have just received your invitation
of the 10th, and regret I can not attend
the ratification Of the sound money
victory this evening"
The country has Just gone through d
frightful ordeal, bnt all the dangers
have not been passed. While I agree
with the advocates of sound money in
the fight recently made, there are many
principles advocated by some Of those
who have been advocates to that cause
to which I can NOT subscribe.
Ii some legislation is not enacted t
check the growing influence Of wealth
and ia cireumscribe the power Of tht
trusts and monopolies. there viii be al
uprising Of the people before the clos,
of the century which will endanger oul
very institutions.
DAVID r. FRANCIS.
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taxable property Upon the said as
sessessod valuation this rate would
produce $40, l3i.7G.
Your committee recommends that the
said tax Of $3.50 on each 500 worth Of
taxable property be distributed among,
and collected for, the several separate
funds Of the city government as fol-
lows. viz
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IN THE LUMBER pIsTRIoT.

Black River Falls, Wis, Nov. 49,
The advance wave Of prosperity has
reached this locality, but the tidings
brought are not in keeping with pro-
election promises, and many and deep
are the curses that come from the lips
Of the honest Lumber Jack" who has
been SO cleYerly deceived by the ''lum-
ber barons, who all along informed
him that MeKinley's election meant
STEADY employment and sncreased
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meet accruing interest promptly, it is
hardly probable that they will longer
forego resort to the courts Tor relief
Hopefully submitted,
M. JAoEsoy,
j. w, CANFRoN,
Finance Committee.
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"Ffor 10 years suffered from heart trou-
bic During that time was treated by
Ave different physicians. All Of them
claimed that could not be cured was
greatly troubled with shortness of breath,
palpitation and pain in the side If Ibe-
came excited, or exerted myself in the least,
the pain in my side became very severe. At
times 1t seemed as though Teedles 4ogres shoot
in1 through 4ng side. Sometime in the month
Of November last. commenced taking
DR.. NILES HEART CURE
and since then I have improved steadily.
lean now sleep on my left side, something
had never been able TO do before. / can
walk without being fatigued, and am In
much better health than euer before. would
recommend all sufferers from heart trouble
to try Dr. Miles Invaluable remedy without
delay" MISS ELLA KURTZ,
SIS Wright st., Milwaukee. Wis.
Or. Miios Heart Cure Is sold on positive
guarantee that the first bottle viii benefit
All druggists sell it at 81, bottles for s5. or
twill be sent prepaid, on receipt OF price
By the Dr. Ailes Medical Goa Eikharts Ind
Dr. Niles Heart Cure R's'srss ..tiissi..
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TROUBLE IN MINING GAME.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 28, The Boston
News Bureau says today: Private adj
vices received from Butte, Mont, tell
Of story in circulation -among tho
mining people in Montana Of pending
cut down in mining. wages throughout
that state. If this shall come, as the
miners apprehend, it will, it is said,
precipitate a general strike and shut
lnrr1, .-..-l.
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HARD TIMES IN IOWA.

Des Moines, Nov. 28.--A statement
issued today shows that Iowa has $3.50, :
600 outstanding warrants for which
there is no cash. The state officers say
they are powerless to meet the situa-
tion, and unpaid warrants may reach
$1O0, 900. The situation is due to slow
ness of tax payments and too low a
levy to meet the expenditures.
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THE REASON why

why is it that Compound Oxygen cures so
many cases Of disease which physicians have
pronounced incurable? Oxygen is admitted to
be gerlnicide, Ozone Is a rsviiaizer. Many
diseases have been shown 10 result from the
presence of bacteria or germs, Compound Oxy-
gen is rich In ozone and is, therefore, revtal-
izet and powerful one as well as antiseptic,
and This accounts for the wonderful success
which It has achieved within the past twenty
five years This success is and established fact,
substantiatcd by the willing testimony Of CRATE
ful patients For further Information call and
see Drs starkey u palen at their office, or write
for book Of 200 pages, sent free.
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b. Mllss. paIa PIIls ears NeasalgIa.
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RECEIVER FOR A RAILROAD.

tEOE1 hh ffth hAIAhOAD'
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 2s. Dwight
Braman, representing the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Of New York,
was tonight appointed, receiver for the
Anthony branch Of the Frisco Railroad.
This line is eighty miles long and was
recently abandoned. Braman's rom
pany owns ss5O.GO0 Of Frisco bonds,
aad it is the intention to compel the
operation Of the branch under the con-
tract made with municipalities when
the bonds were voted to aid in its con
struction.
JUDGMENTS AGAINST COAL co.
HillsBoro, I'll, Nov. 2S. I'm the
Montgomery county circuit court today
Judgments were rendered against the
Coffeen Coal and Copper Company ag-
eregating$ SIC, GOO
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Fertilizers
contain high percentage
of Potash.

All about Potash-thc results Of It's use by actual ex
pertinent on the best farms in the United States--s
told in little book which we publish and will gladly
maiIiee o.any farmer in America who will write for
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
% Nassau ST., New York,
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ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.

Waupaca, Wis, Nov, %. The
Traeger & Rudesch Creamery Com
pany of Clintonyille filed assignment
papers here today. Liabilities, $4,000
assets, about the same They owe the
farmers 81, 200 for milk. No cause fol
the assignment is known. The com
pany was doing fine business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09

Why one feels chilly when lying
down. The reason is simply this. Ma
ture takes the time when one is "
ing down to give the heart rest, and
that organ consequently makes ten
strokes less minute than when one is
in an upright posture. Multiply that
by sixty minutes and it is 600 strokes.
Therefore in eight hours spent in lying
down the heart is saved nearly 5000
strokes, and, as the heart pumps six
ounces OF blood with each stroke, II
lifts $4,000 ounces less OF blood in
night OF eight hours spent in bed
than when one is in an upright posi-
tion. AS the blood flows so much more
slowly through the veins when one is
living down, one must supply then, Will
extra coverings the warmth usually
furnished by circulation. - Harper''
Bazar.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09
The Yiola.

This mine Is about II miles east OF
Boise In the Black Hornet district and
sd dSosns the Ironside mine. Develop
ment work is going steadily on. force
Of ten mer being employed. A shaft
has been sunk on the vein at the north
end line Of the claim, s5 feet in depth,
nearly al of which Il in good ore. A
cross-cui iunncll, 20 feet in length, has
been run into the hill, interseciing the
vein al a depth Of about $50 feet. Al
this point the vein Is 20 feet wide, and
the ore low grade. A drift north from
the point where the tunnel enters the
vein has been run 80 feet, or nearly TO
the end line Of the claim, where a con-
uection has been made with the shaft.
This drift enters chute OF pay ore
about % feet from the tunnel and con-
,snnes in l, nearly the whole distance.
Several cross-cuts show that the ore Is
In some places thrice as wide as the
drift. Thirty-Rve feet from the hortil
end Of this drift winze has been sunk
| 3s fec, deep In ore. Going back to the
poln, where the tunnel strikes the VEN
4 wIn7o Il now being pushed as rapidly
"a three shifts can do IT, and at the
same time drift has been started souti
| from the tunnel, which, as II advances
lup the hill, grows rapidly in depth
and which il iscxpoeted will soon strlk'
another chute Of ore similar 70 Una
which the north drift passes through
No ore has been taken out exeeptlnl
lin drifting and sinking, as the work
being done for the purpose Of develoi
inc the mines. Tho Viola is owned .
John Grey, of Boise, and Is bonded 2
IC. Bunting and Others, The develop
,nent work Is under the able manage
ment Of c. L. Thum, the well know
mining expert. Idaho Mining News
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09

me preliminary hearing Of Charles
lumber for the murder OF Policeman
scanian at Pocatello, Easter morning.
Was begun this week in Judge Arney's
court, but was continued to next Mon
day In order that the defence might
secure the attendance OF witnesses from
Anaconda. The impression with many
at Pocatello, 10 that Humber committed
me foul deed, but he claims he can
prove that he WAS at work in Anaconda
the day the murder was committed.
a man named Billings Ia sort Of a Josh
biliingsl has been working some OF the
people hereabouts on the gold nugget
racket. He had q mine hidden away
that shelled out golden nuggets without
limit, 70 prove which he would exhibit
few handsful. For considerations
ranging from ten 10 several hundred
dollars he let select number OF hon
eel persons, one at time, in with him.
II u said that he cleaned up s4 900 in
this way. His scheme was discovered
and he was held in $500 bail. The gold
brick man could find profitable field
In this community. ty.-Boise Democrat
No wonder some Of the newspaper
lose money In their various enterprises
and they deserve to, when they pursu.
individuals and trespass on priyat'
rights In way TO merit the disappro
bation Of the public. A newspaper ha
no more right 70 invade mans privat.
character than II has TO feloniousl.
enter q bank and take Its money.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09

Carefully avoid all so-caiied naklns
powders offered under misrepresens'-
lion. Alum powders are invariaois
s,,a az mre and wholesome cream-oi-
.a,,ar Goods. A baking powder now ad-
,,ar,ised as having received highest
a,sor,l for strength and purity, was on
No contrary reported by the official
ANALYSTS as actually containing am
Via Roval is the only absolutely
n,re high class baking powder
twenty years ago the average capac-
,,v 81 freight car was 10000 pounds
while to-day rs per cent. Of the equip
'',an,s w i rated at 100000 pounds capac'
nv, "Thirty cars hauled by one oi tne
large freight engines Of to-day repre-
sents, y says car service snperlntenu'
NJ 800 cars OF twenty years ago.
me box cars Of twenty years ago car
,aa - aoo bushels of grain; the standerf
n passenger trains, including sieepihs
:. ,a,s has been increased almost pro
,ar,ia,ely @ with the freight equipment
pocatello win be the storm center 9
Idaho politics on the 10th inst
n,ss Ada sin is doing copying worl
l, mo county auditors office.
The public school children plante
az trees Arbor day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09

A swlndle which evidently is new,
is being worked with great success in
many Indiana towns says the Goshen
Democrat. A woman book agent APP
pears in town and goes from house to
house, leaving books for examination.
Next day man calls to see if the books
are wanted, and ifthey are not he takes
them away with him. Usually they are
not wanted. A few days later the
woman agent appears again, and on be-
ing told that the man has taken away
the books weeps copiously, says the
william has been collecting her books
all over town, pleads poverty, and so
on, and accepts the proffered compen-
sation.
Keep careful eye upon the baking
powder sent you by your grocer to see
that an inferior brand is not substituted
for the Royal. There are many cheap
limitations of this necessary leayening
agent, sold under some other name,
which, because of the greater profit
they afford to the dealer, are sometimes
sent to the customer when Royal is
wanted.
/ Bishop Talbot is expected in Black
foot about the LIST of June.
Blackfoot continues TO grow. There
was time when Rome, once '.proud
mistress OF the world,n was no larger
than Blackfoot-a time when Chicago
/ was not half as large. Behold what
possibilities there are for US.
Cord Wood at Trego's.
, Try the Diamond 81, home cured
Hams and Bacon at the Fulton mea
market.
When you want good imported wine
) or liquors Of any kind, go to Hull 4
. Greene.
II you want good cup of tea, dom
forget that w. A. Bulls is handlin
the Fugi Tea Co.'s celebrated brand
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09
Protect the Fisb.

The irrigating bitches along Dry
Creek were the cause Of thousands oi
trout dying last year. They would be
carried into the fields and die and roi
Ia tho sun. Screens should be put in
where the wafer Is taken out OF the
stream 70 prevent the fish from getting
out the Of the main channel. This woult
be but slight expense and be the cause
ot saving hundreds Of pounds Of fish
each year. Dubois Enterprise.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09
Don't GrumbIei Keep StiIL.

Each road has It's roads, every pleasure Its
pains;
This existence no hope will completely fuifiIl.
Rut it's useless 10 angrily tug at your chains
Don't grumblc; keep still.
The world doesn't wish TO be gIoomed with
your woes
Each soul has enough Of its personal III.
And your troubles pass quicker If nobody
knows
Don't grumble: keep still.
II you want to be called to fair fellowship'e
feast
BE received at the board with hearty good
will
Bring your happier thoughts 10 the fore; or
least,
Don't grumble; keep still.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09

RANCH FOR SAI.E.-A ranch, west
side Snake river, for sale. For terms
apply to =. =. FIERCE.
FOR SALE-Two almost new bicycles.
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to Ed
Keifer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-05-09
/ |',...,snings Photographed

= indian inspector, y At hoss
s'.,oyer affairs ~ that agency
49, N. stevens returned FRI
- tron her visit % Boise.
vsls loads oi cattle have
a iAls seek.
~ pselhe gires rates 70 the
aesenilon.
Il vii balld on his reeenils
Y ~ 10 ,he Hopkins block.
,oslyn bridge in Baniing's
I ssas0s.
ID la niniaii q oae-and'
MAas Tuesday.
Ha lAs casnle opera Monday
ik lI@sr, Of idaho Falls. i
nssssasiy i'll
s,aasss relatives arc often the
asi sneh
syl., II HALEY, IL reported
z ssA nceaiaia ieseS.
Hasiee May rosos yrs awhile
u zxklE.0shen goss&sn0rs and
ssrs sswra GOALS.
fana Berrymaa has passed
rr pAss In hls sickness q
ssr ssa 10 improving nierly.
j zssaa, West side. has gone
s aasssg easnps With . saFgs
ssn dis osn curing for sale
sslsns circles Mountain Hpsa.
ssGar b. snown ~ Moansain
kis purchased Wednesday, o
Lllet. agr Frss4Sneo l0ss 10 th'
y Aawx; ccesidsFasion sSQA
ha As eanoa ~ Beaver. d.
ssssas hossd passenger trail
ar Friday morning.
Fsas, teacher al Iioa@ Fork
Hsas tfvz hrr vtsls Ia The Eaas
srwsd ID Aaalsh.
ass sssgc, under prowcn
y sasAm lslsckfoos carly q
raaa
= ay kaa hr,aomr very scare
! amsrzs and hAa sera ad
sirics 70 o. per sna-
FF yus nay sorry yasrscl
rsst aaa lots u people wlI
sars With shcir sruablcs.
nag 70 iho almanac this /
''Hrsisg 70 Tuesdays wcasho
bar
sae saast 70 worry Aisou, you
y Resp Ia tbs middle of III
arssI.
~ ssiss san handsofna lrids
FAy os actions in Hunting
= EisScw.
soassoa, Of Houston copr,
aaN cams In town for \ lOa
Ill seek.
y sill adjourn May is,h,
saIs 20. Tho House adopss
's 'avUring al iournmani III.
aoEess may NOT he aahasn'
ssasher, but they are droo
! @'sly faccs very low.
saish Planter IL Tho bsst {
olasxiooi. Hull & Greene.
- pearl oyster, lemon ana
w iruis biscuit, cracker. ri
est horse radish, strain,
sAsshan's.
's q the week did nos ah,
\ Innings, hut their ralnfI
many silver dollars 10 /.
nd stock men.
~ rainfall In the Wood ri
asiil cause such. rises in /
sadangcr ali bridgee.
..aared thousand sheep q
sAuiy. = osa'
N aeeler's show window OF q
~ ~ handsome and Tempt
,scalifornIa exhibition Of
rus Don't miss seeing il.
II. rom the different coun.
show that last sasurda
ssfy largely selected Dub
The conventions.
~ i expects 10 leave for Nj
N ,aesday morning. Mrs.
~ ,sS0lnpany her as far az Al
sae win visit a few wee
~. whittier has taken roo
49, q TnE News ONCE VIII,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-04
en- Roloni / Ranias
5rtm naenoe WRuO berEees arbi'
Der pla at ian en- iaaoln iitanD.

! CRAWFORD GOuntn aanids, sr
Der taget Option pda 1000 acrss
2ano, 1uOr oct er Ssnii9ten at dnl9Ss
&c en- &oloni efter ben tooperuttpe
Gampirtenoe) plan. gtanot BEN,
Tom ftdar / SpiOien for Osnns 9eOGs
gelfe, er Sobn 70. 8reioentbai, Sros
fersr / popuIiiternss Statstomite; ben
nbpdlgte Gongresmaao Gondro r..
Ribglep, en- JulioRiit; Gbrtitopber O..
Sofmon oeo 3opela "G%ntsrpriie" og
GrsStatstasIsrer W. 8. giopls.
SIR. grsiosntbdl bar pda 5ores
ipcrgiel iortlaret, at Sopsotdnten meo
SolonianlGgget par at bj9Ips arbeioss
lsie pdapei. Oct MATTE antagss, at
en- Srganiiatipnsplau, Der omfattsbe
baabe proouttion % 8iitribution,
bpOr arbsiost gdOes til be i9opanlise
priier, og aapitdl bIsO ligerpis be.
ilpttet, men 5"ortlenelten mere llgellg
Iorbslt msaem beggs, % bpor Qrbeis
oerne gaoe5 2lnIsOning til at anbringe
fine Spareitiainger / 5prm at mas
neolige af6etalinger pad ct 9ism, -
at en- iaaoan Sr9dniiationsplan brdgt
/ QnpeHoelIe piIbe relultere ON nogle
faa adr | en- ~Oelitaaenoe, tilfreos og
lbtfelig alasle MsuneIter, iom sisr
fine 6jem, emplotsrer Tg islo % er fri
ior 0jGIo % unoen S~fpIbigbeo.
3dntsn er, at Ell GeHtralIelitab ital
eie Gdnbtt % tiGie &olorisns Qrbeioe
og 6orretntnger; men bette SeIitub
pilbe illtteGis fun beitdd al 4olOnis
ems egne arbsioere.
SIR. 8reibentbal Iluttebe meo at
iige, at ban troeoe Ylansn giennems
fgrIig, og at Der life bar noqen 5pipl
hos BAN ON, at ,tn betbigt tuuoe Iuoe
fig 9isre.