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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06

or1cially concerned Ballington Booth i:
dead. but there still remains the mem.
ory OF the man's inspiring presence ali.
tne I-fxs OF bis leadership are stamped
Tpon the work.
! Since Frederick Booth Tucker has
been in command Of the Salvation Army
in America he has been doing what he
calls "skirmishing, getting his forces
organized and trained for the campaign
now mapped ont. Concerning the work
for the new year he said yesterday:
I'VE intend to make 75. 600 conver-
eions. This may seem large mum Der,
but during the last eight months of 1895
we actually recorded more than 32, 900,
which was at the rate Of so, 600 year.
With our new plans in operation we
think our number for 1897 will easily
be reached
I'VE now have $50 corps and outpoets,
where more than 10, 600 open air and
indoor meetings are conducted every
week, with an average attendance Of
more than 2, 600. 600 persons. We intend
to add 10 new corps, and this will
mean an increase Of nearly 1000 meet
ings a week.
Our officers regularly employed in
the work have increased during the past
nine months fsince Ballington Booth
seceded) from 2,024 to 2,153. We in.
tend to add at least 500 to this number
and are already receiving applications
at the rate Of about 1870 month. The
bicycle brigade will number ], 900 men
and women.
Il hope to start the following new
institutions: Shelters for 2, 900 men and
1000 women, food depots for 5000
daily cheap meals, rescue homes for 800
fallen women. prison gate farms for 300
released convicts, woodyards and sal
wage brigades for employing 800 men,
five Salvation Army hospitals and nurs.
Ing brigades and farm colonies for the
poor wherever possible.
Ballington Booth is encouraged by
the success Of his Volunteer movement.
-Four regiments have been formed in
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and
San Francisco. Posts have been estab-
iished in several hundred places.
Commander Booth declines to discuss
the probabilities Of his fathers forth.
coming visit, and Commander Booth.
Tucker will speak only Of Salvation
Army work. New York World.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
Finding the Piukev.

When cards and dice are not con-
venient finding the pinkey" is q "a
vorite form Of betting for drinks. The
game consists Of squeezing the fingers
OF one hand with the other in such q
fashion that the tips all look alike The
other fellow in the game then tries 10
designate which is the little finger. II
ne des'gnates the wrong finger. he pays
ior the drinks. IL he succeeds, the owner
OF the fingers pays. An expert in the
game can SO arrange his fingers that the
tips not only all look alike, but the lit.
tie finger is found where one of the 9th.
or fingers would naturally be. Betting ON
finding the pinkey" is not always con.
fined to drinks. Considerable sums are
sometimes wagered ON tho entrancinO
game. New York Sun.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
TBOUTH'S LASTTOUR.
COMING TO AMERICA TO LEAD A
~ GREAT CAMPAIGN.

xAs eAavssion Army's Plans FOR iss,
BsstA-reeker rells of the work R~c~p
) ealiafsea Betweea the General and Hh
esa Daalfngtcn May Resan From the vt~s'
Z The Salvation Army has planned for
HSe7 the most active and aggressive
lcampaign in its American history, reach.
Ing a climax in remarkable series of
demonstrations under the personal direc.
kion Of General William Booth. founder
OF she movement The aged leader will
make what will probably be his last
visit GO this country in the fall.
Ballington Booths secession from the
Army and h,s starting Of the rival or.
rsnization Of Volunteers was at first a
serious blow 20 the Salvationists. But
his loss was far more serions blow 10
his father. What may be the result Of
she meeting Of father and son no one
can say, but the sincere leaders Of the
movement hope for reunion in the
Booth family.
The Salvation Army in no way recog-
mines Ballington Booth or his work.
The high officers do not mention him,
she soldiers are ordered not 20 refer 90
Sbe Volunteers So far as the Army is
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
Cool ON tho GalIows.

"The coolest man that ever mounted
ioaffold TO be hanged was George Watson.
eho killed Captain Mentor about 25 wears
Ego, said Detective Bill Bulmer. wat.
,on was hanged on the old commons back
II York street. When tho cap was plnced
,vcr his head, be didn't say anything. Tho
rap was sprung and tho rope broke Wat.
pn was hauled back on the platform. and
lust before he swung off again he snid.
Gentlemen, don't let that happen gain. ="
Cincinnati Enquirer
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
Experimental Farms.

"The idea of experimental farms, "A
fnaugurated by the Seaboard Air Line, {"
said visitor TO New Orleans who halls
from North Carolina. "is making a hit
with the residents along the road. The
scheme was prompted by desire to find
out Just what crops were best suited to
the climate. and the result of the inves-
tigation should be most valuable as q
pointer for agriculturists. New Or
leans Times. Democrat.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
LAMPlloHr.

Dear hstse lady. 90 tumbled and sleepy,
kneeline ~ dusk with her head ON my knesI
Lamplieht 10 dim. and the shadows are creepv
Dear lissae lady. and. Nh. sad mel -
Saying prayer that the angels must soften
Al. little lady, could only it bel
Time was when prayed. too, often and often.
Longing for one that we ser shall see
Dear hteis isdy, till play days are over
Knee! here at dusk at my own tired kneei
NC er oonid you know what is under the clover,
Dear little lady, but, an. sad me.
Post Wheeler In New York Press<
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06

A Julius Caesar" company that was
playing throughout Texas was about to
close it's season on account Of bad bust
ness. when its manager hit upon the
happy idea of equipping Brutus and his
colleagues with hip pockets and six
shooters. and he has been compelled to
use the standing room only" card ever
~fDcc. Washington Post. XXI
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

leave the settlers, the homesteadefs,
to have 1t out with the enrAged In
dians. am not quite q novice In the
Indian war business. have sat In .
store IN Arizona and heard q war
planned. Governor Adams, in his first
term ~ e0vernor, had . war with the
Utes, which cost the state little less
than f200,0 200. There Ii nothing like an
Indian war to make business. In the
firBt place the cowboy wants permits
sion to let loose to sweep the Indians
from the face Of the earth. and the
next day he IL bowling for the United
States soldiers to help him let go. Has
not this annual Indian scarehead gone
on long enough7 The only Indians we
let alone are the Navaj0s. They are
worth per capita more than the people
Of Colorado. They have 5000 men and
5000 Winchester rides and 100000
horses and plenty Of cattle and sheep.
There are plenty Of partially white
men. who have not taken q bath In
forty weeks, who would like to invade
the Navajo reservation, but they lack
the nerve. They are all parts of thief
except the name.
Let us set before you the original
proposition. A dirty white man kills a
dirty white man on Market street.
He's arrested and tried and is con-
victed or acquitted. There Is no COM
mission of inquiry appointed. There is
no crime In Colorado for which n man
convicted can be killed. Violation Of
the game law Ia only misdeIneanOr.
Yet here arc some people killed in Col
Orndo and all that IL done is commits
sion Of inquiry. And meantime these
murderers are at large. Not only at
large. but authorized to arrest the
breakers Of the law. In September they
smelt decaying deer meat. I desire to
remind Mr.. Wilcox that meat does not
decay In Routt county In September.
II you can keep from freezing between
sundown and daylight the climate will
keep you from decaying. No gentleman
goes into the mountains for a little rest
and pleasure without running up
against these degenerates.
They also had poet who contrib
uted some doggerel to the Steamboat
Pilot. The poem was republished by
my Christian friend. Earl b. Coe. who
can never forgive himself for running
for Congress. As yOu mny remember.
he did not run: he did not walk: he
simply marked time. Ny memory Ia
that he did not carry the uninhnbited
desert between here and Kansas.
And then my Grand Army comrade.
Halscy Rhoads. published the poem.
II Is singular how Christianity and
Grand Army people love one another.
"Blcst be the tie that binds" When
want favor I go to heather.
! would like n list published Of the
people who draw pension In this city.
Hardly anything will nstonish Denver.
hut list of pensioners might attract
attention for n minute.
There are n few OF us with Confcd.
erate lead In us who up to date have
not applied for pension. I am not
able to compute the amount OF perjury
involved In the pension business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
WITH THE WRITER'S.

A posthunous work OF the late Philip
Gilbert Hamerton is on the press. II
Il entitled THE Quest Of Happiness.
Mr.. Maurice Thompson has thres
books nearly ready for the printers:
STORIES OF Indiana" = novel. and .
collection Of out-of-door papers.
The Chap Book steps vigorously on
Lillian Bells last book. From a Girls
Point OF View" which II calls the SER
wants handbook to courtship and mar
riaEe."
Miss Mary Rachel Dobson. . daugh-
ter Of Austin Dobson. 10 one Of the
most active workers In the university
settlement for women in Bombay. In.
dia. Their work Is principally among
the Parnecs.
The next story from Mrs. Burton
Harrison's pen will be Good Ameri-
cana" 1t is a study OF the growing
tendency OF the wealthy and cultured
classes to unht their children for life
At home by teaching them to md their
chief pleasure In foreign countries.
Anthony Hopes new novel. Simon
Dale" Is n story of the time OF Charles
has given up his modern romances and
has gone back In history. to the disap-
polntment Of the admirers Of his fairy
tales for GroSn-up people-notably
'The Prisoner Of Zenda."
Miss n. G. Tuttie,t C"Maxwell
0ray") is tho daughter Of 4 medical
practitioner at Newport. Isle Of Wight.
Upon his death. \ few years ago. she
came up from the Isle OF Wight to q
pretty little house at Richmond. where
abe still lives with her widowed moth.
e.. She n an invalid and does not Of
ten leave the four walls Of home. aud.
mg her consolation indoors In read.
ING and writing and In the society ol
pet cats. This love for cats explains
the self-assertivencsa OF Mark Antony
In The Silence Of Dean Maitland"
Mr.. Owen wister IL not the arst IA
make the name Of wister known to
rsaders Of Action. That bad already
been done by Dr. Furness' sister, Nrs,
A. L. Wister. whose transiat!ons from
the German have long been deservedly
popular. The elan II . numerous one,
but. In proportion TO Its numbers. has
not figured largely In the literary
world. though DR.. Caspar wis,er was
known In the medieai profession a. an
authoritative writer; and Fanny Ksm.
bie's daughter. who became tho wife
oe DR.. Owen Wiser. NOT only trans
lated Aassst. but wrote original verse
Mr.. Wlster sacrificed 4 musical caress
In order to become . lawyer. Whether
~ means TO sacn6es the Law In order
to remain . writer Ii a question.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

In teaching physiology. would I, no,
be worth very much more TO knew i
few facts about dress. dict, exercise.
rest. sleep. good and bad air. than TO
number and name all the bones. OF
name and classify all the muscles
The bones will all keep their places
and grow just ms rapidly and firmly.
whether numbered or unnumb bered !;
but both mind and body will fare bet
ter II the lungs are not fed on bad
air. SO the muscles will expand and
contract and develop and strengthen.
whether counted and classified or rot:
hut they and the whole system may
alaeken or totally stop their action (,
the stomach is supplied with unwhole-
some food. Let the study. therefore,
Be directed at first TO parts OF the sys-
tenn under control. and afterward. II
there be time. to the parts no, under
control. These latter may be studied
At leisure. for general information. rs
We study comets and eclipses,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Acting Comptroller Csas says II 1s Prsos
of Dur finaa~tai 1sAspsAdsaee.


Washington. Dec. 2l.-ln speaking Of
the present situation Of the New York
money market, Mr.. Comm. the acting
comptroller of the currency, to-day
said:
III anyone doubts tho financial In.
dependence OF the United States. he
should study the quotations showing
current rates II interest on loans III
New York. London and other places
II Will be found that tho rate OF de-
mnnd loans yesterday In New York. 9
per cent. was m low M In nny Euro
lcnn city. nnd lower than In London.
Berlin. Hamburg sni Amsterdam. In
these ccnicrs. rates ranged from ?is to
:bis per cent. This fully accounts for
the non.import Of Kohi by the United
states. although our heavy exports Of
cotton. corn and wheat have cstnb.
llshct n large balance of trade la our
favor. This ls an the morc remarkable
while such lnre. amounts Of money arr
needed for nH ing our great crops. and
there lr SEA OO.0fO Of money with.
draws, from 'Acuiating medium In this
country. hut rhnpa tho most valuable
lesson " pred nis is that International
trade bnlnncY cnn ie settled without
tho Nsc 0f ri i or other metallic mon.
~. sipiply Though extension Of crvsiit
by adjustment Of interest raicA. pro-
vidcsl always there II no question -
10 u single standard on values Of
which these credits arr basaSl.~
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

French scientist. N. Llebault. has
probably had more experience and has
done more to establish the claims OF
hypnotism than any modern physl.
clan. According to him. the dangers
Of hypnotism are non-calstent II 1t
be employed by nj and proper persons
who. whether to themselves or others.
suggest only what IL In harmony with
the physiological functions OF the or
Gnnism. otherwise the dangers are
obvious. In itself the induced sleep
like ordinary sleep. is n condition
which tends to the equilibrium OF nerve
forces and OF the organic movements =
which those forces excite. The special
qualities required for the production
OF the hypnotic sleep arc self-cons.
oouce. assurance OF success and per.
euaslve manner on the part OF IA hyp.
uotiser: on the part OF the subject. tho
wish to be hypnotixcd. confidence In
the hypnotizcr and free consent to tho
imposition Of his suggestion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

Aaurics Despres. an electrical eh-
eiaeer of Cordova. Spain. reports re-
markabie shower OF electrified rain
which he recently witnessed. The day
had been warm and windless. and
about In the evening the sun was
overcast with dense clouds. lowering to
the horizon. Soon after dark there was
u flash Of lightning. and two minutes
later great drops OF rain fell. which
cracked family on touching the
ground. From each OF them sparks
darted toward the walls. trees and soil
they fell upon. The phenomenon last
ed several seconds. and apparently
ceased when the air between cloud and
earth became saturated with moisture.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

The college boy who wins the prize
for the best essays or the best GRAFTON.
or who graduates with the highest
honors. is not in 1t today with the boy
who kicks a goal from the field or
gets around the end for a touchdown.
The brilliant student remains in OBJ
scurity. The husky hero Of the grid
iron sees his picture in the papers. and
reads with avidity column after col
umn of fulsome rot about his feats on
the football field. But the student
still has an advantage over the ath-
lete. In his maturcr years he is much
more likely to see his portrait among
the list OF those who have achieved
greatness In the great battle Of life.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

A new use for onions has been dis
covered. Recently bloodhounds were
turned loose upon the trail OF some
bank burglars In Indiana. The man
hunt. however, lasted only few min
utes. Suddenly the leading dog began
bowling dismally End refused to 20
farther. and II was impossible to con-
tinue the chase. A pris ncr now in jail,
at Ligonier has turned states evidence
ami given the police all the facts con-
eesning the burglary and the subse-
QuSnt escape OF the men. He says the
bloodhounds were thrown of the scent
Without any trouble by rubbing an
on:on on the shoes worn by the
burglars. He says that no bloodhounds
can be induced to follow an onion
trail. Dogs are good deal like peo-
pie, after all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
MERIT svsrsm.s smsm,r..
Whas the s~sress.ss II opsssssssa rvs.
psss = Do Witt sAs rssesas Law.

p9ss lpo With eAS fseseat Law.
wsshln fion. u. c.. Dec. 22.-Tha
Republican members Of the Ilouss whu
ase fra,hing bin u reform the civil
service law have not yet got togsthes
to draft their measure. Chairmsn Hep.
b,irn u the special eemn,istec having
ths . sitter Ia cbarss. aays b. expects
tho TO b. niat1rsd snon after tbs
hoSh " RECESS clehes. 7sva far. how.
ever he nrA his asqpetqlrA on the spe.
cial committee have not discussed the
for, that ti@ reform measure 10 "a
tax,
: II h'rcscntntive Tawncy. WIN h chair.
man Of the committee 10 look up evi.
'cncc of the malt stiinlmistra 0f thu
present law. Ii making an elaborate
collection III material, cnIru1ated "a
show defects Ia the law and lta enfoece-
inent. lie win nupp1suaent this with {
careful review Of ~ lnw In The case,
thy purpose l,rlng b show that thc
original Law nrvep eeatesup1ated tn
wids appliration ,wAlCA II h givea, and
fnas tne powers eDeeetee9 b. The c1vll
.esvscs coantnIaaleo ase suQ0eete1 on1y
" usage and net ~ nv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

Germany's foolish hostility to Eng
land. as voiced through her monarch.
naturally gives ofYensc to Austrian and
Italian Statesmen. and to that extent
weakens the tie between the three
nations. Thus far the net result Of
the kaiser's freaks in his efforts to
isolate England has been the creation
Of = distrust toward himself among
his friends which may. II his pranks
are persisted In. isolate Germany.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

Sand holds tie beat for long tim.
which makes the sanAbag valuable In
. sick room. Dry some clean sand thor.
oaghiy II ksttis o. the stove, Nakc
. eee abcst 2 quarter of . yard square
q aaasel. ant with 1sy sand. sev
sAe opsainss tossthse Nd cover viii
cotton o. nnsA This wiu prsvsnt ~
sss1 slfttag out asd Win also enabis
yss 70 beat tAs bag quickly By plsoias
u IN the ovea or svsa on the ton Of ~
stove. Astsr using this you viii nsvsr
aeaiu warn the hands or fsst al :
ooek psrsoh with hot water or hrick.
The Bag eAa b placed Close up to ~
essk vitAest hurting The invaiil,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
p,pHrHEa,A IN wlscons,n.

nsty-fhsss Deaths n Oes ooan
fsva - Lsss fAaa 1sss WssaRa
A preventive and cure for dtphthefia,
Group. tonsilitis, Quinsy and al
throat troubles recently placed up
on the market has achieved such
marvellous success - to greatly
stir mp the medical fraternity. IT.
power over diphtheria seems almost
miraculous. - II stops it, spread -
II By magic.
orantsburs. Wisconsin. population
less than four hundred. was Waited By
. tsrribls epidemic Of diphtheria. dur.
ing which ffty-thres Of it, Inhabitants
died IN less than four weeks. Aftse
muck urging BY the friends Of Nueo-
Solvent. the authorities decided to uso
It, and thersupon telegraphed for .
large supply. which arrived the next
day At Z O'Clock. and By . O'Clock every
man, woman and child IN 0rantsburg
were taking Muco-solvsat. with the ~
suit that not another death 90
CURED. whereas. mp to the very
hour it, use was commenced. mot
. day. for two weeks. had passed
without from one To I'VE deaths. Many
other epidemics have been quickly
stamped out BY Muco-solvent. not
ably at Madison. Polar. Winnsconns
and Neenah. Wisconsin.
We earnestly advise every mother to
procure Nuco-Solvent and keep II In
the house ready for prompt use for
every Ill, however slight. especially II
accompanied with sore throat. cough
or cold. and. thus. In many instances.
prevent diphtheria or some other ~
rious ailment the presence OF which -
not even suspected. Pleasant 70
take. 1t can b procured b.
sending the price Sl.oo per bot
tle) to tho Muco-Solvsnt Company.
356 Dearborn street, Chicago. upon
receipt of which they will send II,
charges prepaid.
They will upon application. send free
q book Of forty pages entitled Chats
with Mothers" which every mother
should read. They desire agents
and the right person woman preferred)
can secure exclusive agency In their
tovu.-Chicago Opinion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
500 To Any Man.
Will PAv 800 ron ANY cAsl
o. Wssassss n Asa rhsy Treat 40
Haii u csrA

..., 6ali q Care
Al Omaha Company Places fer sAs ervs
time esfors the publlr . MAascAL TssAf.
NEST Tor thS cure os l1oss Vitality, Nerves
end eeasal wsoknsss. Esd kssSueatioe e
Life terce In old anA yesAg mss. Ne
Woss-ous BrSoce rensdy; oootaias 10
Pegsphoeus o. ethss Aosssful dSuea. It =
woHpsavut ThaArnGNr-mAgScal u -
eeeces-posittve u lts susa. Al rse1esS,
e!ights thsis Me, casaag SAas 9eatal 80
LIZ, ,sles4 sgss{ : g. sfAfn SSbio1zE
COMPANY, NJ tAe naH0s -, O1aS1.
n, - s.sE vill - ~ sfssisssi;
MnA Z yassAaas pafes - 49, 1lssasss,
- 1880 49, Z ~ Try nA1,eAi
8 CO 6s ps3sss ssslitses.
. Ae14 49, teslf 4lfseeleeA q ~ Vin
~ fal1fsaA lase ss4 49, 6lIls = 81 W
ksa1 = = r tAess It tfaa1asot, q thsy
~ = 81 NJ e Icsieu1ly ssllellst
~ 3enQeA = Q. Q. b. lakH fSey M
Svs5Z 80 ~ .as = Fslss7 svssy ~
~ 0eeVo ~ - 1eooe1eo1 -
sessssl wrlAs 49, Ss1aS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

That book agent who killed himself
In Michigan probably tried to tell the
Hon. Hazen PInsree few things and
then was Obliged to listen awhile him
self.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
Another way to reach the north pole
u 70 Join somc Of the Kiondiks COM
panies now going up.

Eastern hotels are introducing edi-
6le bills Of fare. Some day an enter
prising eastern hotel man will startle
the world by serving an edible meal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

n 10 . somewhat singular fact that
while the ciiics Of England are every
yeaf sstttug . larger measure OF home
sais. the cities Of America arc actually
9sttiug less Of II. There Ia hardly O
city IN the country whose local Affairs
ass not meddled with by the county or
tAe state government.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
THIS AND THAT.

A wide-awake dssler Ia dogs advsr.
used 'sWhinss and Licksrs'' Of all
kiads to;a temperate Maine town. and
has . large list Of customsrs each
oay. snt.l' rnN ga
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
EvseybsAv says Ss.

Cascarcts Candy Cathartic. the most wonder
full medical discovery Of the asc. pleasant and
refreshing TO the taste. act gently and positively
on the kidneys. liver and bowels. cleansing tbs
entire systcm. dispel colds. cure headsche.
fever hsbituai constipation and biliouaness.
Please buy and try boz Of c. c. q. to-day; 10.
D. 20 cent Sold and guaranteed 70 cure By ali
drusxistA
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25
Rheumatism

NeoA's oarsapa r;iia oivee oosnpieeo
3ealoSs Aseo cueoo oatAsvh.
NJ was troubled with rbsumatism saA
had running sores on my face. One OF NJ
ffisnds advised mo 10 try Hoods eassapa.
filla, wAish did. Afssr taking six bot.
tiss was cared. Hoods ssruapssilia ~
also eurs4 me Of catasrh." MN NAME
o1mxn, Atos Ao0ts Ave-, y. Louis, No.
Hoods Sarsaparllla
u shs sese-tAs Ous Trss niood Purtase.
Needs psl4o casv cdaslipasoa. > cssSS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

TAs kaisss 10 said 10 have killed a.
~ hsaA q game with his ovs hand
1uf1n0 sAs iast two decades. With
aDsA . record - this Il IL . little sur.
Dg1siAg that Be has ceuciuded not 70
0alo . 49, q Haiti.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

n ~ statsosnt BY Dr. Bstsgs Of ,be
NV Yesk health 'lspsrtmsat that
s'ene posssa h ssvss II New York
~ q seosaADtioa" 10 meant = ~.
D1g11o oAsaAl1y ~ sssptciea that
lnoo1 ~ = Nev Yesk y 1saA sssns
- ~ eniealy ssaAensl. (,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-25

Al old Dsasaat voaaa u Duskiaas
hanshirs. nnsiaaA, peaisaas ~ fa-
vogetD sueats' - tAe sssosg. e1s1Alnel,
IA. atf. ". ptses b euits - aheel
= GAsev'D s1eehine"