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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12
NO NEWS FROM GATAcRE.
Has Failed to Clear Up Mystery Re-
garding His Defeat.

London. Dec. 12.-No further news has
been received to remove the mystery
overhanging General Gatacre's retreat
from Stormberg. He has not yet for
warded the promised additional mes
sage. and the censorship has prevented
the correspondents from explaining the
matter. While it appears to be gener-
ally admitted that General Gatacre is
inclined to oterwork his men, Lord
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12
WANTS INDIAN AGENCY.
Andrew T. Caldwell Would Resign
the Pocatello Postmastership.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial 70 The Herald.)
Washington, Dec. 11.-Senator Shoup
this afternoon recommended Andrew f.
Caldwell as agent of the Fort Hall In
dams. Mr.. Caldwell is the present
postmaster at Potatello and will resign
that position to become Indian agent.
although the office of postmaster car
ries $500 more salary per year. As sue
cessor to Mr.. Caldwell as postmaster
at Pocatello. Senator Shoup today rec
commended Frank Ball.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12

Mark K. Lowery VS.. the Silver City
Gold Sc Silver Mining company was
postponed until a decision was reached
on the merits of the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12
FEAR FOR PRISONERS.

Aguinaldo's Threat to Do Injury to
Americans In His Custody.
New York, Dec. ia special to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12

4 y
Pretoria, Dec u--Six hundred and
seventy-two British prisoners were Ia
ken at Stormburg.
The Beers captured three British
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-12
Salt Laker In Washington.
Especial 70 The Herald)

Washington, Dec u.-H. S. Joseph
Of Salt Lake is here on mining BUSH
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
CHURCHES AND PREACHERS.

The meeting at the courthouse con-
tinues with interest; one baptism Mon
day. The purpose is 70 continue over
next Sunday.
The christian endeavor society has
grown from one small body 10 1881 OF As
members to 55,Sl3 societies In 1899
with $3.50, 900 members.
Rev. w. S. Grinstead preached the
dedicatory sermon at new Methodist
church In Owen county Sunday and the
crowd was so large the services had to
be held In the grove.
G. G. Cline Is now In tent meeting
at Montgomery, Ala. He reports 1874
additions since he began his evangelis-
tic tour In that State. This Is much
better than holding seances against the
Catholics.
The pastor OF the Baptist church will
fill his pulpit next Sunday and he de-
slres to announce the business meet
Ing OF the church for 1890 A. NJ. Satur-
day. Let all come as important busi-
ness is TO transacted. j. b. Crouch.
The meeting at the Methodist church,
In which Rev. w. NJ. Britt is assisted
by Evangelist ID. b. Strouse, OF Salem,
Va, Is progressing with promise of
great results. The preacher is a lawyer
by profession, but gave it up under a
call 10 preach the gospel, and God has
wonderfully blessed his labors. Two
services are held daily and all who hear
the layman-preacher are greatly pleas
ed with his power TO present and i'm
press gospel truths. Nearly all OF the
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
LAND AND STOCK.

Lawson Webster, the Oldest turfman
in Fayette county, is dead.
Mesmerist won the rich McGrathiana
stakes at Saratoga Saturday.
Perrin & Pence bought of Frank
Holtzclaw five car loads OF hay at IS.
A Princeton miller bought 5000
bushels of old wheat in Hardin at zoe.
For SALE.-4i yearling steers. Il.
II. and w. II. Pettus, Gilberts Creek. y
Col. w. II. Dudderar sold TO Capt. B..
f. Powell lot of corn at az at the crib.
Searchlight won the 2:O4 pace at
Cleveland, going the second heat In
2:O34. o
Henry Watts. of the Sauhey section,
had valuable COW To choke To death on
an apple Sunday.
J.H. Greer sold to l. f. Shelby 20
stock hogs at BIC and TO Morris Fred a
COW and calf for s32.
c. C. Cover sold to j. II. Boone 81
lambs at &c, seven at &c, seven wethers
az Bic and buck at 2.c.
The Paris Kentuckian reports sales
of 100 export cattle, 1850 pounds, at &c
and 200 stock ewes at $3.50.
A valuable brood SOW belonging to
James Milburn died from the effects oil
being driven the other day.
o. p. Huffman bought of William
Peoples aud John Yeakey some butcher
stuff at Ste and of +. Suhme some at
$40.
Beazley q Carter sold to Elder Jos.
Ballou four calves for s65, two 70 G. l.
Dawes for s33 and one TO j. b. Foster
for els.
c. b. Reds Bangle won the Brigh-
ton cup at Brighton Beach Saturday,
over big field. Distance 2t miles, time
1855 20.
John v. Farwell says that he is in
tcrested In the proposed cattle trust,
and the combination will control Co.,
0O0 cattle.
The quartermaster at Chickamauga
Park has shipped is2 horses and mules
10 San Francisco for the army In the
Philippines.
Ella b., the splendid roadster mare
formerly owned by M. s. Baughman,
but now the property OF an Greensboro
man, has been bred TO Gay Bros High
land Denmark.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

For SALE.--Pole Durham bull, deep
red, eight months old; Durham COW and
calf and Poland China boar. X. II.
Crow, Shelby City.
}. G. Bailey refused handsome offer
for his gelding, Tyson, at the Huston
vile fair. He holds him at $500 and IL
looks like he'll get that amount.
w. w. McElroy, OF Marion, has sold
II mare mule colts from mare bought
IL years ago for $3.50. The colts
brought $50 10 s7j at weaving time.
Falcon.
X B. Hutchcraft has bought about
5000 bushels Of wheatat 10 to IS cents
per bushel, and the Paris Milling Co.
has bought about 5000 bushels at SO TO
20 cts.--Paris News.
CAVALRY HoRsEs WANTED 1 will
be at Beazley Bros stable from to 81
p. NJ. Friday next, to buy cavalry
horses-lli To l54 hands, 300 to 1850
pounds and to ! years old. Also want
lot OF sugar mules ). T. HARRISON.
Red Leaf, owned by w. w. Goddard.
stations ever shown in Kentucky. The
fact that he won both roadster rings at
the Hustonville fair Is some proof Of
this assertion and not only IL he good
goer, but fine Individual.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

Gov. BRADLEY is too smart TO put
the State to the expense of an extra
session OF the Legislature in order that
it may again consider the advisability
of hardening to his objections TO the
Goebel Election law and then repeal it.
He has been importuned by so-called
dem ocrats and hosts of republicans TO
do so, but he says emphatically that
until majority of the Legislators shall
petition him to call the extra session
and promise in advance to vote for the
repeal of the law, be will not issue the
call. IL may therefore be said with
more than reasonable certainty that
there will be no extra session.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

so CALLED conventions were held al
several places by the boilers Saturday,
but they demonstrated nothing further
than that their weakness of number is
even greater than the weakness OF their
cause. They were failures in numbers,
lacking In enthusiasm and did not in
any measure reach the dignity of the
Palmer Buckuer fasco. AT each place
played out politicians, railroad attor-
neys and few who love to see their
names in print, no matter in what con-
nection, made up the crowds. From
Courier-J Journal reports, made by spe-
cial correspondents. there were some
200 at the Elizabethtown meeting, lOo
at Lexington, 20 at Carrollton, % at
Princeton, % at Owensboro and ID at
Richmond. These resoluted and APP
pointed delegates to the Lexington con-
vention, which is scheduled for tomor-
row. Real democrats are not at all
alarmed at the little side show. Its
members can play their little part for
Taylor and not affect Goebel's major
ity 5000 votes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

THE bolt Is big thing for some
people and papers. For instance 1t
gives Billy Breckenridge chance to
get even with democracy for throwing
him down even If he has to do so at the
expense of his brother. But for it and
the L. & Ms money the Louisville Dis
patch would have been gone before this
to its dishonored grave unwept and un-
sung. Bill Owens, Bill Beckner and
the other more or less important Bills
would have remained in obscurity but
for the bolt and other little jackass.
es would have had no chance to bray at
their betters. And John Young Brown
where would he be without II? Bolt
ing is the last resort of PLAYED out pa
pers and politicians and then they go
out forever.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

If the Kentucky preacher who went
to indianapolis to hold a meeting and
struck out in the colored slums one
night to have some shirts washed as
he says, and was robbed of sl,4OO by a
''yellow gal, who knocked him down
on bed and held him there, is as poor
a preacher as he is liar, he deserves
TO be robbed. Did anybody ever read
of so clumsy lie? Reputable preach
ers do not have TO hunt for washerwom-
en- in disreputable quarters and "yellow
gals" don't often knock down unwilling
subjects.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

WE have never teen an admirer OF
the late John Young Brown and nc
charge can be laid at our door that we
ever wasted anv hattery on him. He
always appeared to us to be narrow
minded, small bore politician, full OF
petty spites and iealousies, aud in no
way whatever worthy of the praise and
the high position accorded him by Ger
tain sycophants both OF the press and
the politicians. He is man OF the
strongest prejudices and the most un-
forgiving in his enmities. He is an
implacable foe of Gen. p. Watt Hardin
and we happen to know that he advised
and laid the plans for campaign
against him that his bitterest republic
can enemy would have revolied at. Let
Mr.. John Young Brown run at the
head of the boilers. His star set on
the announcement that he would do so
and his candidacy will prove so great =
farce and a failure that he will go down
into deeper oblivion than those who
have gone before by the boilers route.
He won't get half as many votes as
Hindman and will not come out OF the
scrimmage near as honorably.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

THE statement is made by the Cour-
ier-Journal, aud judging from reports
that come 70 us that can be substantial
ted, the L. & N. is sending out
weekly $4,000 copies of its organ, the
Louisville Dispatch, for free distribu-
tion, paying at the rate of lie copy for
them. This is waste OF money that
the company might put TO a better use.
A few OF the unwary may be fooled by
the lying sheet, but sensible people
decline TO even read its yapOrings.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

BE 1t remembered that John Young
Brown begged Goebel for the nomina-
ton, which afterwards went To Goebel
himself. Now he cries fraud, but be
would have claimed otherwise, II be
had been the beneficiary. oh consis-
tency thou art jewel, but thou art not
In Johnnie's collection.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
BpIsf NEWS NOTATION.

WIN. smaliwood killed bis uncle,
Clelland In I.etchcr.
The glass combine has ordered an"'h'
er advance Of five per cent.
Mrs. Margaret Foraker mother OF
the ohio senator. died aillboro,
aged IS
The explosion OF atdrcshiug machine
engine 40 Wri'e Cloud. Mich. killed
six men.
The s9uthern National Bank Of
Loui.~ille has absorbed the Bank OF
louisville.
II. II. Mcconnell aud wife, an aged
pair. were killed by lightning near Cot
tage Grove, Tenn.
An association Is being formed at
Lexington to prevent the killing OF
birds out OF season.
There we're an increase of s4s.0OO.OOO
In our exports of manufactures during
the year just closed.
Robert Have. OF Bellevue. O.,worried
over the loss OF money on wheat. seut a
bullet through his heart.
The strikers have been beaten at
Cleveland aud the street cars are run
ming on pretty good time again.
Four Negroes were legally executed
at Baltimore. three for criminal AS
sault and one for numbering a woman.
In Christian county. VIII Southall
was killed by Pet Clardy. who was then
MORALLY wounded by Charles SouthaIl.
The attorney general has declared
void a number OF Porto Rican franchis-
es granted by former Secretary OF War
Alger
The First Nebraska and two batter
les of Utah artillery have returned
from Manila, POI men short by Illness
and deaths.
The newsboys won their strike at
Lexington for an increase OF to cent
profit on paper, with the privilege of
returning unso.d copies.
Miss Lille Say Glenn, aged 10 years,
and Frank b. Noe, aged % years, edi-
tor of the Springfield. KY, Progress,
were married in Jacksonville.
Miss Florence Street, of Losantville,
Ind. borrowed five cents, invested 1t
in arsenic. took IL and died in few
hours. Her beau had Tilted her.
Wiley Tolliver, son OF Bud Tolliver.
who was killed at Morehead several
years ago. was found with bullet hole
his head in Elliott county.
Ten thousand men were thrown out
OF work at Chicago by the strike of
Cook county brickmakers, and work
was necessarily stopped on 200 build
ings In course of erection.
The lO-year.old son OF Chas. Cook, at l
Vine Grove, met death by falling into
a wheat elevator. Five thousand BUSH
els of grain was removed before his !
body conld be recovered. 1
A landslide on the Erie railroad, one b
nile east of Lackawanna, Saturday at
midnight, caused wreck in which two '
raiamen were killed, many injured q
md great financial loss sustained. d
Her brothers are az Clay City To :,
meet Mrs. n. w. Bens, who was the
,nlv survivor OF an expedition that
vent to Alaska on a gold hunting trip
She is expected TO reach Kentucky and,
With her brothers, go to her home in
he country, near Clay City.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
GOOD LAND FOR RENT

Near Lancaster, a tract OF 800 acres. all
in one boundary, save separated by pixies.
The first tract Is within half mile OF Lam
caster, 90 acres Of which is in grass with 3
houses, and lO6 acres OF fresh land Ia 20 In
corn.
just across the Crab orchard pike is 1913
acres, all 10 go In cultivation.
Also 81 acre tract, part Of which Is now
in grass, the remainder 10 90 la wheat,
All the land IL we'll watered. Would pre-
fer 10 rent the land TO one party year after
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

INsATIATE fakir would not one SUI
flee? one In family ought to be more
than sufficient, but here comes the an
nouncement that Joe Jones has joined
his brother Sam in the pulpit and on
the lecture platform.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
WANTED TO BUY 500 cav
AIRY HORSES.

az to i5i, hands high. to : years old.
sound. ia good hN, To- weigh 900 To Loo
pounds. Mill also buy some large broke
mules
WI be at Danvile. Ky. Friday. August
9TH. aud at stanford, Ky, saturday, Aug.
jth HUDSON BROS, Louisville, Ky
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
A Good Stock Farm For
Rent.

One mile East Of Preachersville. Has 800
acres. 90 In grass, the remainder To 20 In
cultivation; we'll watered, and has good
house aud barn.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
HOUSE FOX RENT.

In Lancaster large house of eight rooms.
Being centrally located can be used with
advantage as "a boarding house.
Any one wishing information may apply
20 j. NJ. GRAND. Lnnca ster. Nv.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

THE l. * n. will cell round.trip
tickets to Mt. Vernon Aug. 5, good re-
turning 9th at 81 %, on account of col
ored picnic.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

The Louisville Post says-but-tLe
Post, no decent man would read or
quote from IL.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01

merchants have agreed to close at 1880
Il. NJ. Ia order that they and their clerks
may attend the night services
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
100000 %Jnobveeere.
Saamange ffal Gbieaso Ia eftcr ben
nDe gbresiefalenber.

Gn M llbsape at Gbicasos abr.sic.
talenosr itaI uosiD.s / oisie 9ose. Der
~inoeboloer Rapne pe IoresIer paa $780,
900 perionsr, bpilt.t sr 10000 flert
sno iibite 4nr. 0ttts er bet itsrits an.
tai RaOne, iom nosenIinbs bar parsi
trptt / en- Gbresietalenb,r for gbitago,
Rem Yort, Qonopn elsr Varis.
Gfter antallet at Rapne / Qoresie.
tdIenosren ton man osiaa np~ssnlunbs
tcrrett bersgns gpsns belle S~nbbb9oers
antul. s 1890 fanbt mar psb en- Sam.
menligning msllsm SultetGIIinesliiters
ne og Goresistalenbersn, at SorbpIo8,
talst menem benz bar III 4,56, bet bill
fias, ben fsrite bar ass 8anae itsrr.
eno ben iibfte. 9aa bsnne Waabe fanbt
man, at Gbicasos 9sfpftnine 1898
uogiOros 1888, 900. Deb at multiple
isre be 10000 nps Napne / Qbresietdz
lsnosren msb ass timber man, at Gbis
Cages gefoltnins bet iibits 4ar .r sget
msb 10000, og gpsn ftulbs altiaa eftsr
bette / 1899 babe 2,O19,8 300 S,nobpoz
esrs.
Nabnet Sobnipn uptar frembel.s ben
'tsrlte pldos | 3alsnbsren. De fploer
II tattrDtte Sibsr. 2 Sibsr meb eSo6nz
ton os Sobnitone buros bel osIaa reg
mes bsrtil. 9.rsfter tomm.r Smith
mso 1913 Sibe, anberfpn II, gropn
pg Wtilsr bier s, Hslion 7, 9eterTon,
Slion og Slien bier 6, mems Sonesz
familien tlarer ia meb SO.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
en- Wiuion at tiene.
Sum tilbDbes for en- bis Sp,
finDelie.

9r1iiosntsn for ct fort SslsfOnIp,
item bar tilbubt at bstaIs en- MiQion
Dollars for 9ut.ntet til en- Selsfon Rss
peater, Der bill sisre famine Sjsnsite /
Selefonerineen iom en- Selssruf Res
peater sjer / Sslegrafsrinsen. gIsrepe
fra S%sIsfunsns isrite Sase us inbtiI M
bar Spinosre uOsn Sslo fpflst mso bsns
ne Sag. aasrsos Iaa tiolis iom / 1873
blsp bet fprtpnot, at prpbIsmet bar LOFT,
men bet blep en- StuHslie. 9etts nps
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Spinoere paa bette Smraabe til after
at tdite fig opsr bsnns SpgaOs, ION iaa
mango tiolisere fprgiGpss bar prpOet
fine 8r9fter p~da.-"Scientific @msris
edu."
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
I'll nDe Mbonnenter
Ii bill, iaa I9nge Spla.
get parcr, ienoe cit Glore
Marsans al "geo @rnen"
al fslgenoe SnoboIo:
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Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Wineralernes Soroelino
efter S~reooeeraoerne.

gda en- npIis / @lsisr afbolot 8eos
afs&pnerss bleO ogiau ben AZ Grunfs
m9nbsne iaa inbsrlis snItebs transiabaz
rifle Ssrnbanes lloiister orsftst, os iom
Rsiultatet Of oisis SrsftelIer frsmgtt,
at 9dnen blot tunbe lenne SmfoItnins
serne ,osrIom man funot npttise Wines
ralsr. Sbi bpab agerbrlfg og osrpaa
berosnoe Sunoel os inOuItrie(ls Sprstus
genoer angaar, iau sr Sahara enonu
itabie Sorbsns Itsbmoberligit bsbanos
lsbs Del. gf Minsralffdtts psntsr man
fsrit % frsmit at finbs briop9rbies
Salpeterleier, ba Der bel nepps fan bore
Gale ON SulIeier, iuulsbss fom {. Gr.
Soursuu cir 6adb ON. l1biieten til al
finoe Salpetsrleisr bar bibttl at itstte
Jig pad, men ben Sesrunbelis 6erfor Tom
Soihepre bar git, sr iua lGrerig o9 till
tr1ttenos, at Ri ital ejsnsi ben Der.
Spr bet Tsrits bsnbiIer ban meb aoo
8runo til, at Oannslisn % alsiringer
at mango mineralIfe prpbuftsr - mec
~nnotagelie at be fleite tungs WstaIsr
= pua bsege Salptuslsr opsrbsisnbe er
bunost til be famine g%rsboegraber.
Saalebss ino.s ftsrrs Stentulsleier
n9ften bare melIsm ben 40be "a 56be
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tor eIsr mob 9plsrne, bar man fun
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melem Bite os 45bs 8rao, / rieeli9It
Wansos paa ben 40oe Grab; Oiamans
ter .r opoao,t osb ben 20be 9rab
graiilisn os Snoisn. paa ben 27oe
RdpItdien % / 9uitraIisn. Tosfater
fors.omm.r furtrinsois / TO .3onsr, ben
n9r ben 60os, BEN anosn biqtioere, mel
lem ben 30ts % 40be 9rao, meb et
Wdrimum pda Dem 35ts @rao / sunis.
alsi.r. Nuros % Spos 9arplina %
Senmsi.,. Sh6e SaltIeisr lisssr mel.
lem ben 40os % 55oe. Sattbisrgs mel,
lem ben 33te os 40oe Grab; / 9lfrito
saur De unOtaselisSpis (Yilma) til 19ot
9rao. Wstullsrne forstrmmsr msoet
minore / bearrnieoe 3onsr; / Ssiosr
tan bette iigss ON apitisIp, foriaapiot
Der fun finDss ~bstpbsliss 9~pitisloaru,
Der meaem ben 35te us 45os Grab.
Ssriom man tan 81 oisie Sprbe,
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-14
Deroens %Jernbaner.
3 1897 bar Der paa belle Soroen
454,73O WiI Sernueie.

s fibite Drummer af ct tpft 5dgtibs'
ftrift finbss en- interesiunt Statiitil
oper 8erbsns S.rnpsie, bOprfra noslt
fdd Spsaoer bibiattes.
s 1897 families Der / belle 8erosr
454,730 Wil Ssrnpsie; beruf bapos b
Soren.be Stdt,r 1S4,27S Til alsns,
Norb og Spoamsrita us b. OeittnpiF.
Yer babbe tiliammen poer Salobslsn al
bet faml,be Wtleantal ellsr 236,21s
Mil.
R9it sitsr be IOrsnebe Slater toms
mer bet tpfts asiisrrise mso 29,880
Mil, berefter 5runtrise msD 25,673,
Ruslanb meb 25,0O3, Storbritannien
81, 800, britift Snbisn 21,00O Sitsrriss
llnearn 20,9OS, britif Rprbdmerita
1864. Stalisn 9.714 og ben argentine
ne Rspublit 9,422 Mil. Spis hi til
Ruslano lager Sibirien os be trans
cuipiife SiItrittsr, fua tommer bette
2uno ION CIR. 8 i Rattsn mso 2S,302
WHl.
Spis Ri regner Sernbansntttsts fans
lsoe 29nsOe / 5prbolo til 2anbets lib
itrGtning, iau tommsr 9slgien pert
paa 2iitsn al ale Sorbens 2unbs, nems
Zig mso 1922 Mil Sernbane pr. 8paOs
rutmil 2dnb.
Sammsuligner isg berimoo Sernbas
nernes 29neoe mso 5oltetallst, iaa
tcmmsr Spbsauitrulisn Tom Hr. 1
meb 1913 W2iI pr. 10000 Snbbpassr..
Ss Sprenebe Statsr bar 26 MiI pr.
10000 Snobpgsers, meoens salst ufs
tuger itprft / be t9ttsre befolfsbs euro
paiits 2anos; Spftldnb bar iadlebss
fun SO Wil pr. 10000 Snbbpgsers.