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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
National Affairs.
here in Cecil

ClNCE the investigation commission began inviting
editors of yellow journals to furnish the names Of wit
to prove sensational charges made by them in their
papers, there has been marked falling in the number
OF such publications. but to this time the yellow
editors have attempted to furnish the evidence for The
commission has Its work pretty well mapped now this
week will begin the taking of testimony President and
Secretary Ager both aiding the commission in every wav
possible.
is customary whenever Secretary State assumes
office for him to hold reception to the Diplomatic
corps for the of formal introduction the establish
ment OF Official relations Secretary Hay who sworn in last
week, held reception in the Diplomatic Room State
prment that attended by representatives every country
with which we have diplomatic relations the older
diplomats have long been personal friends Secretary Hay for
whom they predict brilliant Secretary State
The War Department gave BRYAN and Governor
Hocomb than they expected requested the latter to
decide whether the regiment Nebraska Volunteers now at
Manila or that commanded by Colonel Bryan shall mustered
out OF the service Ii clear beating two
cute politicians at their They expected War
parment to name the regiment be mustered
prepared to charge injustice matter which chosen Now
they bound keep their closed and Colonel BRYAN
himself must take the responsibility of deciding whether h
regiment remains in service is known
that he will dictate Governor Holcombs decision
Senator Hanna, who is in Washngon says that ba
doesn't know what the instructions given to the American Peace
Commissioners at Paris but that regards American
possession Of the entire Philippine group inevitable results
meeting the Peace Commission and expects that we
will maintain about the same sort of
them will be maintained in Cuba Congress decides what
shall be done with them He he his opinion upon the
deaf that he finds prevalent everywhere that we cannot allow
Spanish rule continue of the islands, whether desire
to keep them ourselves not.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

in Vogue--brass button, anchor and
shield add a jaunty touch toa manly
little fellow. How proud you are
Of that boy!
But, lay-to-Suits for sailors
Navy blue Sailor Suit of good,
heavyweight serge in wide vale;
inlaid collar of cadet gray cloth; SOU
tache trimmed; shield of same; with
star. Sizes to 10; price Sc.
Sailor Suits of cadet gray or ma.
rine blue; fineq quality of cloth; shield
has anchor and two bars, and collar
two stars embroidered in fine "bul-
lion;" gilt buttons. The gray, S.;
the blue, $3.50. Sizes to II.
Brownie Suits of same materials
and embroidery, at same prices.
Sizes 8 to 8.
Sailor Suits of fine domestic tweed,
in the new gray and olive mixtures,
woven in the herring-bone pattern;
collar and shield have nine rows of
brown silk soutache. Sizes 3 to IL;
price 5000.
Sailor Suits of fine English heavy.
weight serge; ble-breasted and
fastened with gilt buttons; half-inch
welt between rows of buttons;
pretty bullion embroidered on left
sleeve. Sizes to IL; price SO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

TIME growing popularity of Congressman William B.
Baker, who is again the nominee of the Republican
party for Congress in this district shows the
sound and progressive principles Republican
uinaton endorsed heartily by the people, they
willing to have the advancement America interrupted
by election of Democratic Congress- Democrats are
disrupted by the free silver financial
commercial world does intend have
money and the upbudng industries undermined
or broken down
The cloud Of deception that the Democrats stirring up
concerning the administration being cleared away
country recognizing the fact that caumny political
is ineffective with intelligent people.
Party organs Cecil going far attribute
stoppage Of the Sngey Mills and Mccullough Iron Works
this county the Republican administration They take nothing
into consideration and deal only in false charges.
The disastrous results following the election Democratic
Congress 1892 is hoped will we'll to
ourselves against such danger by voting for Mr.
tried and true Representative.
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We liz" in country OF which the principal
scourg" is -t1marh trouble
1t is more widespread than any other dis
ease. AM, very nearly, more dang erous.
one thing that makes it so dangerous &
that II so is little undC rstood
II II were better understood it would be
more feared. more easily cured, less uutver-
sal than it now
So. those who wish to be cured take Shaker
Digestive Coriia' because it goes to the root
OF the trouble as no other medicine does
The pare. harmless, curative herbs aud
plants, Of which it is composed, are what
render it 50 certain and, at the same time, so
gentle II cure.
1t helps and strengthens the stomach, pur-
fes and tones up the system
Sold by druggist, price 10 cents 10 81 per
bottle.
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A White Shirt Sale.

Unequaled NY anything we've ever before
offered in Shirts, and that's saying not II
little. Details of this purchase arr unucces-
sary. The meat OF our story is this:
We're giving 100 dozen Mems White Uu-
Numbered Shirts of fine Wamsutta cotton, f.
ply pure Linen bosom, neck and wrist ands
cut extra full, splendidly made and unmach-
able under So. Our Special Open
800 d pHen Laundered Shirts, were made es-
peciaIly for MS during their dull season by the
Wachuactt Shirt Co, the largest Shirt con-
C" IN the world: and on account of the
great quantity; we're able to give you:
200 dozen of them, that usually sell
for So. at IA Specia! Opening Pric" Of .5SC
200 dozen Of them, that regularly
sell for 15'. 1t the Special Prr" Of t1SS
100 dozen in fine Utica Non pHrei Cotton,
4.ply Pur" Linen bosom. superior to
most 81 Shirts, at Special Price OF oOC
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
CECIL COUNTY PRAISED

MERE he tTuer index OF the advancement of
county than the character Of and n which il
maintains its county institutions poorly constructed
court house Insecure and upsanitary Jail lected
amhouse and nsene for the the
evidences OF counys sandst and decay While the
other hand excellence the institutions points fact that
county progressive alive to the importance public as
as private hrft and Advancement is with pride that
particulars point 10 Cecil county banner
sections of Maryen Representatives Prisoners Aid
Society of Maryland recently visited
anshouse and lumand made haeng reports upon
their condition and management The report particular states
that
Cecil county well be proud OF her institutions for the
poor and insane Cherry Hill They beautifully located on
opposite sides of the road hundred yards town ut the
top of the HILL giving magnificent view every direction
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SECTIONAL FEELING EFFACED.

70 number of interested cal President Mckinley test-
fled to his appreciation of the soldiers the South
To delegation he said Of results of the war
which particularly gratifed him that the war seemed
to have eaed the last vege of sectional feeling between the
North and the South He referred she hearty responses from
the South when the broke
meht That II the elimination of all difference of feelings between
the North and the South continue permanently would
be happy man He also spoke of the evident contentment of
the Southern troops to remain long they
needed
Inc President also during the day had eterate his
determination TO have no troops mustered for
present In the several interviews he stated in
stance that was the intention of Administration to send
fresh troops Porto Rico take place of the volunteers who
will have to be returned home who will be given urlogbs
He stated very firmly that there would be general discharge
until the situation cleared up"
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LustrouS Black
Dress Goods

Fashion has always a kindly
smile for handsome black goods.
Perhaps the graceful Crepons in
their multitudinous variations and
the dressy, dignitled Poplins are
most favored. We have a show
ing today gilmore than two hundred
distinct styles of high-class novel
ties in black. A highly interesting
assemblage.
This hint of the most striking of
the seasons triumphs of the loom
Atwood Frizze, 81, Sl.25
Mohair-and-wool Frizze, 81. 90, Sis So
Silk-and-wool Figured and Bayadere,
Sl.50.
Silk-and-wool Crepons, 81 10 up to IS.
Sll;-and-woo Velvet Bayadere, So.
Silk-and~wool Velvet Cluster Bayaderes,
So. so, 81.
Sili-and-WooI Crepon Velvet BayadereS,
Sis, IS.
Sik-and-wool Poplins Cluster Bayadere,
$3.50, ST. 10
Sik-and-wool Popins plain and fancy,
81 so up to So.
Sik-and-woo Bayadere Venetian, So 80
Sik-and-wooI PopIin Travers Cord. So so
Sii-and-wool PopIin Bayadere, 81 50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
AMERICA PUSHING FORWARD.

IRON almost every foreign county, incr ased
demand for American goods-we actually selling silks
Il in France The following report from t. S Consul
at Athens Greece which has just reached the Depart
Of State speaks for itself he least doubt
OF necessity OF direct line steamships between the United
States and Mediterranean ports There and large
profits for well managed line and should be American one
flying the Stars and Stripes possible the stores
Athensa those that keep imported arclesexhb American
goods for sale English goods they having been imported from
England. Nearly every mail brings of inquiry to this
consulate from merchants and United STATE
all anxious find market here products for it is
becoming generally known that Greece imports nearly all kinds
of goods and machinery. The English, German and French
transportation companies that call here doing very good
business but the Greek importers get imports
directly from America and thus profits the middle
men
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Coats and Caps for Baby

Cooler days set mothers think
ing, and the thinking is so easy
where there's such a showing OF
pretty wearables as we have ready
today. Pretty in form, dainty in
coloring-and such variety to
choose from. And it costs so little
to provide charming garments for
the little tots. These descriptive
hints
CHlLDREN'S COATS
At S2-Coats of cream eiderdown, made
with cape; trimming of lamb's-woo.
For ages and years.
At ST. 50-CoatS of cream Bedford cord;
collar and double cape; trimmings Of
silk braid, and baby ribbon ruffled on
edges OF collar and capes. For ages
and 2 years.
At S6-CoatS of cream novelty CLOTH silk
figure; cape and cuffs trimmed with
silk braid. For ages 2 and 3 years
At S950-CoatS of pink, blue and gobeln
henrietta: deep square collar trimmed
with ruitle of satin ribbon and lace
For ages l and years.
AND CAPS
At 75c-Caps of cream bengane; pom.
pom of baby ribbon and lace.
At Sl-Caps of pink and blue bensaline,
trimmed with silk braid,
75-CapS Of cream MORE full ruche
of footing and rOSetteS of baby ribbon.
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THE WAR VESTIGATlON.

HE work of the War Investigating Commission which be-
gan in Washington on Monday, is certainly proving un-
satisfactory to those carpng critics who have so calun
nized the department Major General Joe Wheeler was
the first witness He said with reference conduct of affairs
at Santiago that there had necessarily been suffering in the
trenches but that General Shaer had the utmost
to protect his men The roads very fair The General
commended that Wcko model camp the climate salnhr
and the accommodations quite exceptional in character
He considered the hospital capacity equal upon it,
and that military history well supplied in
all respects this Red tape methods entirely sbol
shed and the demands the were met as soon 40 hev
properly voiced.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

is said that Necessity the Mother Invention and if
there should be found way pu bic improve
mept in Elkton far as streets and
ned for surely there is necessity The way to do
R take hand raising speca fund IN
aid the Town Commissioners in the work. showing that the
will Wherever there will there s wav In Chtsfr
they have organized Town improvement Association in
which the ladies the leading spirits Money been IA m
by public subscription and by entertainments Why cannot
Elkon do the same?
We have fine opera house and talent that could
contribute toward series of anmens this and winter
Now will the people attend and conrbue-and will the local
ia ent and the owner Of the opera house Join in?
us ahe ad and who will volunteer? The Cecil Wurc
the WING Printing House ready to do their r+
with money advertising, printing and husting.
Let Elkton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
In Mems Underwear

Months ago we started 10 buy, and today
we're able to supply your wants from the
largest, most complete, stock in Baltimore.
Such enormous buying gives us and you the
added advantage Of exceedingly low prices
a big attraction, indeed. Here are few
from the many.
IA dozen 16-thread Ribbed Balbriggan,
Jersey fitting. weighs pounds more to the
dozen than any other like garments in the
city, made with double stitched elastic seams
reinforced; choic" Of Pink and Blue; r.
regular Use. Our Special Opening Prices .oOC
u dozen Mems Natural Wool and Camei's
Hair Heavy Winter Weight Glastonbury d
Underwear Special Opening Price. . pI
Royal Silk Plush Underwear-cur special
imporiationsilk outside, plush inside; don't
iritate. but keeps the skin in IA warm d
glow. Opening Price pl. soO
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PRINCESS MAY GLOVES. ST. A PAIR

How much of gIove-making tri-
umph in that one line. High-grade
real kidskins; made by the best
gIoVe-maker in Grenoble-and vet
81 pair. Glove importers don't
understand it. Philadelphia women
appreciate such gloves for a dollar;
because they must choose gloves
for half a dollar more to compare
them with.
Glaze and Suede finish for wo-
men.
GIace finish for girls.
In tans, red-tans, browns, grays,
modes, creams, pearls, green's,
blues, white and black. 81 pair.
John Wanamaker.
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Political Motes.

I RESIDENT MCKINLEY has been given much satsac-
tory information the outlook for Republican success
IN the Congressional campaign by his callers during the
last two or three days. Among those who gave this
oimahon were Senators Hanna Ohio Mason of Illinois
ana fchard OF North Carolina Ex-Governor Merriam Of
hnhesoa Representatives Cannon, Of Illinois, Hepburn Of
iowa. ana Mr. A. oon, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee OF North Carolina The lanamed told the pres
cent nat the Republicans would gain two Congressman North
Carolina The general tenor Of all the information given the
President ha the Republicans have nothing except the
existing overconhdence which makes it difficult convince
Republican voters that their votes will be needed this wear
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
PROHIBITION vs.. LICENSE.

ITH the issuance of call this a commtt @
NV meeting in Elkon, and the announcement Of tao
anti license mass meetings in the county next week
it can be that the great body OF Cecil copnty's
progressive and substantial citizens sraung every nerve
Cecil from the liquor saloon Their actions are
prompted by sodd hope of gain but by the praise
worthy motive do that which will result in the most good 70
all In the meantime the woudbe saloon keeper and the
of woudbe saloon property, and the friends of the liquor
maker and the agents for the whkey trust and all those who
in favor of and uin going about seeking all those
citizens whose votes they influence by their cries
The decentralization of the mill in all its phase
neighbong of Oxford during recent fair and ii
best citizens up in arms against the traffic.
J. NJ. c. Dckey writing in the West Chester Republican,
said:
'You speak Of the minor matters the Oxford fair All
the matters of the fair minor compared with the wild
reckless and sickenng exhibition of drunkenness and profanity
in and all around Oxford,
81 have in the length breadth this land or
Europe where there any claim decency such spb
all could in Oxford yesterday"
So much for And would you s sale localized
here in Cecil?
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UrEsE Enuds

In a beautiful line OF self
co'ors in fancy stripes, greens,
army blue, navy blue, browns
and garnets--5oc per yard.
Serges, SO inches wide, in
splendid qualities of brown,
b 80 and green, are always
desirab,e-S5 Pr yard and
the same assortment of Storm
ScrSes at soc per yard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

MANiED - SEN ERAL TRUSTWORTHY
In thelr own and nearby counties. II is
mainly once work conducted at home. sal.
miy stralEht 5000 year and expenses-defi.
NJ, ponalide, no more, no less salary
Monthly SIS. References. Enclose seIfoa3.
dressed p stamped envelope, Herbert E. Hess.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Driving Mare for Sale,

-, Sorrcl driving mare, 10 hands high. Il years
old, gentle and sound. Has mark of 3oif
Apply to
THOMAS II. HARLAN
~ Or, The scott Fertilizer Co.
SoP~f'l Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
M rappEr Flannsls

Are just added to our stock
in thirty new styles and color
ings at the new price of Sc
per pard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Oehm's Acme Hall.
FALL
Wearable Wants.

Every department is ready, OVERLOOKING
with the newest and best. Prices are modest,
almost shy for the splendid qualities they
rppracnpt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
1utin5 FlannEls

1000 yards Of the r2Hc
grade in new patterns in rem
nants of 10 to 20 yards or
smaller quantities if desired
at Sc per yard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Farm Wanted by Tenant.

Reliable farmer wants farm as tenant, Has
his own stock. Address G. F. 600
WING Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
OUR FALL CLOTHING LEADER
is Full Silk Lined, Covert
Top Coat for $1,000

And it's one Of the handsomest garments
that ever bore the name Of Oehm, and all the
gOodues- that name means
Plenty here for $3.50 and 50 80, but not
full silk lined; finer ones as high as S25.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
W iutEr Skirts

Made OF Saline, moreen and
Init goods, at very low
prices:
Saline Skirts, lined or unliued, 81 to
81
Fancy Saline SHIFTS, 81. 50 to 50 50.
BIack9Moreen Skirts, 50. so to 81.
Silk Moreen Skirts, 81.
Cotton knittSkrts, 25c and SOC.
Wool Knit Skirts, 81 to $l.75.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Order the CECIL WING for 1898.

Those boys Of yours-whata fine
opportunity is offered here for dress
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Tuquss

he newest knit headgear for
children, in new bright coIors
and fancy efects-25c and
SOC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
HuEiEry

Our Fall stock OF Hosiery
is fully complete and sur
passes any previous effort. In
our renowned "Onyx" blacks
we show full lines for chill
dren and ladies from Is to
soc per pair. These goods
we have sold for years with
the greatest satisfaction to our
customers. We have also
added a beautiful line offancy
plalds and stripes at 80 and
soc, which are extremely de,
Sirable this season.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Derby's at 5000.

We buy direct from the maker the exact
Derby others are selling for 50. and thus say
ing the middIcman'S profit. and selling on Il
clos" margin can afford to make q
NA'''''' ~ -
A ltrg" manufacturers SO and II Fal,
Sample Aipiues we're sent u and lh"y'n c
20 today at.... ............ Q2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08
Kid ELVES

The newest things in the
finest and best Kid Gloves
for Fall wear are here in
splendid assortment. We
have the sale Of the celebra-
ted "Perrins" Kid Gloves.
which stand for all that's good
and wearable in ladies' kid
gloves. They are at the
following prices and will I'M
doubtedly please you.
Chaumont, $l.0O.
Beaulieu, 1925.
Fouraine Pique, S1.5o.
La Mure. $1.50.
Perrins' Extra, $1G5.
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Fall Suits at $1,000.

The choicest Oehm- made Fall styles are
going AZ 80. Better at S12 to $50, if you
want them, but those Mt $40 are exception
nlly gnnl for the uricn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-08

When you're - Baltimore, make Orhm's
Acme Hal your headquGr .ers. Ladies Waiting,
and Waiting K oms Free, no ma ter whether
You re CustJm or no meet your riends
at OehEi'S. Parcels checked free, ard every
accommodation and comfort is cordially ex-
tended 40 YOU.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
On Norbcorina I SeGes9ffener.

No9le al be met inobrluoenoe patens
ter bar b0ret Tor emil. 1orbeorina.r -
bslotge tiloeIs forbi be sr fua emile. al
hpemiombelit Tan inoie osrss Rntt, meb
en- Gang. Den fioits Sor6ebrina / S,s
ltsoGttsnsr sr al osrns Sloos. Qatent,t
batter 8iororrre (tbs oirtbs }, fom ,rnb.
Ter b%inunoeu - is giQeoet / QpsrtisIes
msntet pdd ct aRost Steo / glabet. Dist.
"SiGs Sirtbs" forsbp0ger b, flefte
uarsier, ION Seitseicrs % Stalotarls bar
nlso at fad SeitebGttsnerne til at boloe
lt9 I StIIina, og aisr bet uoen at bare
nogsn Spung for SeIt,n. Gnbpibere unp.
aades SIttn9en puu 9Gttsnst peo, at BET
Tile GLIDER al og trampss pdu. Gno life
oso at ip9noe eaer ltgg. og orlt. ia fan
Selten fda ~Gttenet uo al Stiaino. ST
SItt pdu en- Seit. bebGttet meo en- "gios
9trtb gIantet, bill piis, bpor fmutt 9rf.
tenet boloss iluttet ON 6sitens 0ip,
me9et efter famine princip Iom en- Worbs
SentlGosr bGnacr iepnt / Sal.rne. Qo,
tsntst slss al BiGiam Gpres G. Sons /;
philadelphia, os "gias 8irtbs" Fup,s
!aT pda De 6ersmte 81 Ssrsoat,en.r.
ION 5trmuet fabrit.rer. st gr,b,ort
ienot til 5irmust bill brinos Dem en- in.
tereslant Sog ON Sefteoptfensr
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Rotten | Yifmbcn.

0a man for nosls 9aae iiben flag.
teo" gierne paa en- 8aarb / RGrbeoer
al Stodbolm, fanot nan paa Yunoer
| en- at auberne en- eisnbpmmelia for.
met 9jsnitano, Tom lisneb en- Dor.
Hump.
Deb n9rmere ll~noerfseslie befanbtea
bet imiblertio, at Der inoen alumpcn
laa en- lioen Dsb Rptte.
Rimeligpis bapoe oenne, Iotfet al
Sonnlnglu9ten, saust inp / auben / ben
5ante at faa iia Ell lGftsrt Wualtio,
men bar Bit anfalot ps brGbt al gi=
erne. Sa be o~erefter life bapoe ppret
/ Stanb til at il9be Rotten ub, bapbs
be bpeset oper ben meb Dor % paa ben
Wldabe iegt at binore l~lbbreoelIen al
ben Stant, iOm Opitoo peo 5orraaos
nelien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Or CT poIoiom Too itncrtc'
lulo?

Sp9re &pGItelier m9rter man ! 8es
onnoeIIen ilst life. Smertsfslelien
gdar nemlis uo fra Nsrpscentret, os bet
bIir peo en- ioGr &pGitelie / RegeIen
IuIoitGnois lammst. Sslp ON ct WSens
neite leper fIers 0oge siter en- 'daoan
ap0itslis, er bet oite, ban life fsler 'tos
re Smsrtsr. - Oct er ganite Iom naur
ct 2pn Ilaar nsb paa en- Disqualification
% soelpggsr Sptagel'esuppardtet Saa
fan Der lite tels9ruferss. - NerCscens
tret er Smertsns SptdgeIiesdpparat.
Gr bet f%oritprret, fan Der lite ienoes
nogen Weooelelie ON Smsrten uo iii
Qegemets Dele. Dor SmsrtsfcIsIi, sr
operbooet itGrteit / Suoen, og bDbs
Sadr er osrfor / RegeIsu life mere
imsrteIulbe sno ootrHooiite. Deb tirurs
gi'te Spsrutioner er Snittst eiennem
Suosn oerfor bet imsrtsligits, % Solt
ION er Bit "itlttet gjennem bele 2eass
met, bar fortluret, at be fun mHrteOe
noeet tolbt, Der git 9iennsm benz, %
ct Stit, bd 8uabnet git ino pso ben enc
Stos og ub peb ben unosn.