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The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
The Dewey Loving Cup.

The loving cup of silver made from
the melted dimes contributed by over
10000 American citizens, the majority
of whom were children, was presented
to Admiral Dewey on the 9th. A small
but notable gathering met in the par
lors of the Dewey residence in Wash
ington and participated in the cere-
mony. The cup, which is a massive
and artistic creation, nearly six feet in
height and appropriately inscribed, &C.
cupied the bay window, draped about
the base with the American flag. At
one side was large silver bound vol
ume containing the names of the con
tributors of the dimes who had sub
scribed to the token through the in
strumentality of the New York Journal
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
France selzes chinese warsh,ps.

The steamer Elm Branch brings news
from Shanghai, that French warships
have taken possession of Kwang-Chau-
Wan bay, where boundary dispute
has been pending for several months.
The French first seized two gunboats.
destroying their guns and ammunition
and taking the officers prisoners. The
warship then shelled 20 Chinese viii
lagos A four hours battle took place
at Vegluoc, in which the French lost
four killed and % wounded. The
Chinese loss was heavier The French
forces pillaged and burned many viii
lagos.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Julia Morrison James Acquitted.

The trial of Julia Morrison James for
the.murder of Frank Leidenheimer, of
the "Mr Plaster of Paris" company, of
which they were leading man and lady,
on the stage of the Chattanooga opera
house on the night of September %
last, ended on the 10th, when the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty. Miss
Morrison, upon hearing the words
which insured her freedom, advanced
to the speakers platform and made a
most dramatic speech TO the court and
the Jury
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Milan's School DESTROYED by Fire.

Nlilan's public school was destroyed
by fire on the 10th. At the time the
fire started there were 300 pupils in the
building, all of whom escaped death.
Two girls, however, were badly burned
and Miss Clara cages, preceptress,
saved her life by jumping from a win
dow. Great praise is given Prof. Car
rick for his presence of mind in the
hour of danger, as it was through his
efforts that all but the above persons
escaped in safety. All the pupils lost
their wraps and books. The fire is
supposed to have caught from the fur
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Many Lives Lost In "A Blizzard.

Details of the blizzard which swept
over southwestern New Mexico on the
9th and 10th are coming in and they
indicated that il was the severest
storm ever experienced in the region.
strip of territory so miles in width
with White Oaks and Nogales for the
center, seemed to suffer the most, al
though the severity of the storm was
fully felt throughout the Sacramento
mountain region. The velocity of the
wind was terrible, all roads and trails
were obliterated and the driving snow
made it impossible for travellers to see
their way in the storm. When the
storm abated wagons which had been
abandoned were found strewn all over
the section. Several fatalities are re-
ported including the driver of the
White Oaks-Lincoln stage. 1t is feared
that many sheep herders have lost
their lives. Thousands of head of
stock persisted and it is believed that
the loss will aggregate over 100000.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
An Insane Doctors Awful Deed.

DIR. G.. w. Appleby, for several years
the leading physician at Bristow, But
Ter county, Ia, in a fit of insanity
killed 1O-months-old child of Henry
YEARLY, of Hampton, while making an
examination of it. He took the child
in his arms and handled it so roughly
that the parents protested, but to no
avail. Suddenly he put his thumbs
under its chin and, with his fingers on
top of its head, crushed its face in so
that blood gushed out of its nose and
mouth. Then jumping up he seized
the child by one foot and began swing
ing it around his head resisting all eff
forts of the terror-stricken parents to
stop him, and it was not until help
was called in that the child was taken
from him, dead. Appleby declared
that God had taken the child
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
seized Flour RELEASED by England.

The American flour seIzed off Delagoa
bay has been released. United States
Ambassador Choate had an interview
with the Marquis of Salisbury on the
10th and received verbal reply TO the
representations of the Washington gov
eminent. The British note on this
subject was sent later TO the United
States embassy. The gist of it was
cabled TO Washington. In brief, food
stuffs are not considered contraband of
war unless intended for the enemy.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Another Street orns,Inr ACCIDENT.

Alex. Sim, aged IS. flag man in the
employ of the Wabash Ry., at Detroit,
was killed while at his post of duty on
the 18th. He was in the act of warn
ing others of the approaching danger
when he either misiudged the speed of
the train or else slipped and was struck
by the engine. This is the same cross
ing where little Irene Tyler was killed
in December.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Massacred BY CannIbaIs.

Mail advices from New Britain re-
port the massacre of the captain and
crew of 3 men belonging TO the Brit
ish schooner Nukumania, of South
Wales, while trading among the Adj
mirality islands. Only three boys es-
capped. The natives after numbering
the sailors, inaugurated feast ashore
and ate the victims.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19

At the cabinet meeting on the 9th
the subject of the alleged corner in
hemp was discussed in connection with
the numerous requests which have
been received TO open number of
ports in the Philippines for the expor-
tation of hemp to the United States.
Secretary Wilson said he had received
a large number of letters ON the sub
ject. some favoring and others protest
ing against opening the ports for the
purpose stated. 1t seems to be the set
tied policy of the government to open
all of the Philippine ports as rapidly
as troops can be spared to garrison
them.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19

A Nebraska man has the names of
I 900 men who are willing TO go and
fight for the Beers and are only wait
ing until means can be raised to trans
port them to the Transvaal
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
NEWS FOR NICHIGANDERS.
A Whole Regiment of News Items
From Michigan Towns
CAPTURED FOR BRIEF READING.
Tho Monthly Crop Report Says With
Favorable Conditions There Ii Yet a
Chance Tor Wheat - Another New
Electric Line-Other Items.
Monthly Crop Report.

The January crop report, issued by
Secretary of State Stearns on the 9th,
says that with favorable conditions
Michigan may have fair wheat crop
this year, but TO the conservative OBJ
server the chances are against it at the
present time One-half of the CORE
spondents think that wheat has suf-
fered an injury during December
Whether this injury is due to unfavor-
able climatic conditions or to the raw
ages of the Hessian fly, cannot be de-
termined. The number of bushels Of
wheat reported marketed by farmers
in December at the Touring mills was
425, 421, and at the elevators 1885, 66, a
total of IA, 0S7 bushels. OF this whole
amount 562, AGA bushels were marketed
in the southern four tiers of counties,
400, 500 bushels in the central counties
and 21,057 bushels in the northern
counties. At 81 mills and elevators
from which reports have been received
there was no wheat marketed in De-
cember. The total amount of wheat
shipped by railroads from the various
stations, as reported for November,
was 500, 34t bushels.
The average condition of live stock
in the state is reported as follows, com
parison being with stock in good,
healthy and thrifty condition.: Horses
and sheep, 96 per cent; cattle, 95 per
cent; swine. 81 per cent. Mich cows
were worth S32.4i per head. Cattle
other than mich cows, under one year
old, were worth, per head, S10.79; be-
tween one and two years old, S1s.70;
between two and three years old,
S2s. 80, and three years old and over,
S36.54. The average prices of sheep
under one year old was S2.sl, and one
year old and over 1857; and hogs not
fattened were worth S3.33 per cwt.
The prices of farm products do not
vary much when compared with those
of Jan. l, 1899. The price of wheat
shows an increase of one per cent, and
oats decrease of one per cent, while
that of corn is the same. One year ago
the price of hay showed a decline of 10
cents per ton, while this year it has in
creased $2.54. The average price of
dressed pork has increased IS cents per
cwt.; fat hogs GO cents per cwt. and
fat cattle 26 cents per cwt.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
How a Friendly Game of Cards Ended.


What will probably prove to be a
murder in self-defcnse occurred at the
saloon of Mike Hayes at Mill Creek,
near Grand Rapids, just across from
the soldiers home, on the evening of
the 9th. Henry Morse, aged about 60,
who served in the war in Massachu-
sets regiment and was admitted TO the
home nine years ago from Detroit, was
struck on the head and fatally injured
by Harry Hollis, railroad brakeman.
This saloon is the nearest one to the
home, just across the mile limit line
fixed by law, and is great resort for
the old soldiers. The two were en-
gagged in a game of cards and Morse
was drunk and ugly, and finally ac-
cused Hollis of cheating. At this the
two arose from the table and the for
mer drew knife and chased Hollis
about the room, when the railroad
man seized lemon squeezer from off
the bar and hit Morse over the head,
telling him TO the floor.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
GRAIN, ETC.

FDetroit-Hay. No. Timothy, SIC % per ton.
Potatoes SOC per bu. Live Poultry spring
chickens, Sc per ID; fowls. &c: turkeys, l0s;
ducks, &c. Eggs. strictly fresh. 2Oc per dozen
Butter, best dairy. poo per 10; creamery. roc
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Foreign Missions.

The American board of foreign mis-
sions made public its osth annual re-
port on the 9th. The summary for the
year follows: Donations, Ss0l $50; leg
acies, S1O2, 2l0; donations for school
fund, SO, 745; donations for Microncsian
navy, s2,5s7; donations for young mis-
sionaries' fund, s3,146; donations for
debt of Sept. L. 1898, Sl3, OO2; donations
for mission work for women, S2OG, OO2;
income of funds, S7.40l; total, SG33, Ol6.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19
Another Grand jury In sieht.

Although there have been no direct
assurances from that gentleman him
self, it is generally believed at Lansing
that Judge West, who succeeded Judge
Person, will soon call another grand
jury to investigate alleged crookedness
in the legislature. 1t is believed that
the jury will be called in March. The
methods by which the Mcleod bill was
passed and the use of liquor in the leg
islature will be among the subjects TO
be Investigated. 1t is not improbable
that If the grand jury is again called
that othercxpenditures of public money
will be thoroughly investigated.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19

The winter wheat outlook for south
-ern Michigan is said to be very bad.
III the business men of Alpena raise
50 900 the Maccabees of that place will
retain the next state convention of that
order.
Sheridan is without high school,
that building having been destroyed
by fire on the 9TH. The loss is about
So, 900, with 81, 500 insurance.
The Sons of st. George order at
Houghton have started fund for the
aid of widows and orphans of British
soldiers slain i'm the Transvaal.
y. Garrison is pushing a project for
erecting a beet sugar factory at Marine
City. Local capitalists are supposed to
subscribe for 100000 worth of stock.
The Yale expositor., 1900-01-19

An epidemic of la grippe is reported
throughout England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rex Hitchcock has opened an Office
in Honolulu for the practice OF law. =
Large Office, centrally located, for
rent By William Savidge, POO Merchant
street.
There was a band concert last night
at Emma Square. A good crowd was
present.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Central Union church choir this even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
A leak in the water main crossing
School street bridge wasted much pre-
cious fluid yesterday.
Isaac Cockett has so far recovered
that he was moved from the hospital
TO his home last night.
The ship Edward May was due 10
leave Makaweli on last Sunday with
a full cargo OF sugar for the Coast.
There Will be a meeting OF the W. c.
T. u. this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in
the parlor OF the Central Union church.
1t is reported that there has been a
good deal Of trouble of late with Jap
anese labOrers on the McBryde planta-
ton.
The augmented choir OF the Central
| Union Church will meet tonight at 1890
| for special practice of Easter music. \
I full attendance is requested.
There will be meeting of the exec
utive committee of the Associated
Charities of Hawaii at 3 o'clock p. m
tomorrow at the managers office, next
/ door TO the Y. NJ. G. A.
/ Past Chief Ranger A. V. Peters OF the
Ancient Order of Foresters has been
elected as delegate to the grand court
of the order, which Is to meet in San
Francisco on May s. He will leave fol-
the Coast on April II.
Col. Mills of the Sixth Artillery viii
u leave for San Francisco on the Aus
tralia and will take a transport from
there to the Philippines. Col. and Mrs
,llIls, who are very popular here, ex
pect to return to Honolulu eventual!
and will perhaps make 1t their home.
The entertainment arranged for tn
benefit OF the Hawaiian Relief Society
will take place on Tuesday evening
March %, at the hall Of the Youni
Mems Christian Association. Ticket
are on sale today at the leading stores
! the price being 90 cents. The program
lis unusually interesting. and the char
fty a worthy one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-20
Good Cough Medicine

Ch1ldren.
II have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
says f. p. Moran, a well-known and
popular baker, OF Petersburg, Va. I'VE
have given IL to our children when
troubled with bad coughs, also whoop-
ing cough, and It has always given per-
feet satisfaction. 1t was recommend
ed to me by Druggist as the best
cough medicine for children, as 1t con-
tanned no opium or other harmful
drug; Sold by Benson. Smith & Co.,
Ltd, wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-20

The Advertiser Is delivered to any
part OF the city for IS cents per month,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-20

To make room for new stock coming from the East,
we offer for one week ENTIRE STOCK OF Plain and
Fancy Ribbons at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
This is a genuine sale, call in and compare the
prices EVERY ribbon reduced
YARD.
One Lot, reduced from 6, Z, and 10 cents to..6 &c
One Lot reduced from 49, Is and 20 cents to- lOC
One Lot reduced from 20 and % cents to. lsC.
One Lot reduced from % and 80 cents to-. POO
One Lot, reduced from 80 and 50 cents to- 26C.
One Lot, reduced from so 60 and rs cents to-. $50
One Lot, reduced from IS cents and 81 TO. SOC
One Lot IS cents 81 and 81 .25 to. ............65
One Lot reduced from S125 to ...... ..........76C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-20

Our prices will be found always a
little lower than other stores ask. We
want yeu TO investigate.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
st Wlporspro.

"gbriItiansianos Sioenbe" ~friper:
Scr fnoes ct llotrpt, ION Ri albeles
buroe f~prpiie fra bore Srbbsger og
fra bort Saleiprog, bet er: "uagte
Barn" st uegte Barn blir alorig
feot paa Sprb; bet tommer bib ifelge
Naturens 2ope, Tom er Subs 2ope, o9
Tom ct fnlofommen "egte". Sg Wos
beren til ct iaabunt itdftars, uoenfor
9Ggteffab fsbt Barn er NOT / en- pis
getpontng giort Ggte 9iennem SioeIz
Iens % Stdmmens fo~rf9rbelige Sors
tllr. Den eneite uegte 9drt peo belle
@Feren er Saceren, iom life bebspsr
at 9iennemgaa hperten legemltg 2ts
helIe elfsr 9ppens Straf; Fan boiler
go % mag, mems bun, ION if6lge
Tuturen8 % Subs 2ops / Nebens
Sime burbe bore pmoit at Munbens
SiGrli9beb % p9rnet af hans 8eTfnts
telIe, oosrldbes til ia ieIp / lin ansits
Hat, bpor intet Sie fer paa benbe men
MeoIioenbsb, ca in9en Saano fret
fes ub til benbeS Rsbning. Ten Tar
Ipm at en- eGer anben baurIig 8eprg.
grunb unooroasr fig Sdberpligterne
ban dlene FOREIGNER at toloes "uG9te.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Gn Seene fra 6ampem peo
Glanoslaagtc.

pa 8ampen bar forbi, iaa Ri til
be Sadrebe. og isg tom ben til en- GAM
mel, bpioftiagset 9oer. !9an laa bag
ct 8lippeitptte og itettebe zig pud OIL
buen. I'll en- 8espnbelie bar jeg nos
get forii9tig meb ben 8dmle 5nr.
Rogls at be Idareoe 8oere bar nemli9
bift Jig Tom SIonser / 8rasIet. Man
narmer fig benz / ben beoite Seniigt,
o. pluofelig tnaloer be lbs. 0erfor
bar ieg paa min goft; men oa jeg Tom
n9rmere, iua iea at bet bar til ingen
Nptte at lsfte nit 8ep9r. San trut
8eiret meb fort gefper, og ban tunbs
neppe babe lonet tilbaee. 9a ieg
bsieoe mig oper BAN, bah ban mig ic
efter bans Son, en- 13aarig 9ut, Der
bapbe tiGmpet peb bans Sioe. Sea
giprbe, iom ban bah, os blanbt en- Slot
faarebe fanbt jss ben ~itutfels 5pr.
San bar Dob, og ieg bar BAN ben til
bans Sober. Oh peb, at teg life er
nogsn bleb Ratur; men oa ben gamle
9per iii 2ie paa lit bgoe Barn, matte
jes penoe Nniigtet bort. 5un trntfebe
Bet oppe 2egeme ino til fig og iutfeoe
bpbt. Oct bar. iom ON min Strube
Ttulce impress iammen. S bette Sieblit
iau jeg fsrit, bpor forFnrbelis 8rigen
er. 9u ieg after penote mig ON, bar
ben gamle goer bob; men ian bolot
ftabig 1T bsoe Barns isfplbe Saanb
fait omIIuttet 80. @n 0eltaaer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

Opo. bet bill ale f~oritaa, at bet lult
lite par benbes Mao pi bar begl9rli9e
efter at prspe; bet bar bans, bans
QanbstrGfter peb nogangen al Adr'
bunbrebet, mad pibe; bet er lite l9nge
til bet MI. hinge 5olt alene prsper
albrig paa at fremme BAN; bet npis
ter life; meb benoe git bet NOT an; tbl
ban a~noerpiier fore Sfptte al Dem,
bar aiort / A 4ar. Wten b%bortne9et
ban lprer benz, bet fan lite jeg Itge;
tbi lea bar alorig p9ret bans Diicipel.
gei, bet mda bore M9nb meo BIZ
tinobloo, Ipm ftal prspe bnaoo5e ben
Mano, % snbog life uben aiGntper
meo / Gage; tbi ban peier omfring 200
Yunb, % faar ban bet Sp9l, at ban
life imilsr. iaa fOripne mig tan ban
Itramme en- mere eno asuinaloo tan
belle Qmeritd.
Stisnt benne grpotingspioneer er
bare en- liben Drop pda sc Sommer
Rorf, faa ran bog ub for mig, bu ieg
bapoe fact begge 5eoberne ino ON
0sren, at bore temmeli9 itor lei, oa
ban iprat op at Stolen, pg meb Bril-
Ter pau, fate ct par Zine / os ION
forlangte HeTpeft, itisnt ban bar ftum.
Men iaainart ben 8jenitano Ri Tom
inb meb bar neofat, lesnebe bans
Suneebaanp, og ban talte rent, 9gte
Sogning, pg be9pnote at mansprers
Msblerne, lDm ON bet bar Solodter
ban hapbe for fig, for at fad Itsrre
Rum % S9ber for en- Del. Yfen bet
bar faafangt; tbi 81 Bum itoo
fnart ida tetpaffet Iom ben norIte
Smoaitlb, naar ben ieger unber 2ano
ON Sommersn, ia bet bar ct Spn Der.
Seq bdpbs albrig troet bet, at en-
Sp9nin9 tunoe fperpe Snne, men uns
oerlt9 MOI, 1dd 91oroe, bdd nan p9
bun, zig uIpnli9e for os, en- Stuno
efter Ri tom inb. Sg ieg iom bar
peret fri for 8ontro, bapoe not tomz
met til at ipreoe uo bet Rpgte, at 3D.
eerne til ben Manb fom Ri ben Sang
erperimenterte meb, bar life ale 6pioe,
bapbe life min 0utte, ie9 ptl life Iige
benbes Rapn juit MI, renfet be itnggs
Sunter uo at mig peb at labe mia fao
Ems ON, at be besge bar benne forut
"l4gge at 8amlebamen;" tbt bette bar
en- Wanndgstoelo, paa bpilten mar
dlbrig bar Mistro Tom enb fpmmeti.
Der elers), ct fult 8alg, life ianbt?
ga, ou 'tnse 8antro; MI Tom bdaot
fan Dg bun tilboge | en- anben Stit,
tel'e (ifient be bar ilst life itpqoe fsl
6e0er) % MI tog Hdboen, Mr. Slt
0ren, og Iti1eoe Dem beege for Jig net
/ to onbe Rptinghairs; MI ifulbe no.
get He, men boao? So, / mango oc
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

Du ton 10 bog life ie tilbase paa *
ipunbne Daee | bet MI tilenoebroste
Iar lben al fomms nieeen SDno 90
lltroftdb ibu. Som ct Cubs Barn
fan % mao ou bel iige: Oct at lsps
bar mig ariitus". Men fan cu os;aa
meb Den famine @poitel Tor, .ul!s tisis
Orb, iise: Seq slemte, bpao Der rcr
bag mig % ileoe - mertelig Il b e!
- mob Maalet til bet alenopie. fpp
bsrer til Cubs &ulo ~beroperfra | &ris
itus Sefus. 8ar bu ct lepenoe 8ione
ON Sam ps for Gam. aom bans
Sino tilibne | al bin 9onoeI og falbt
5rpens 5rust rig % beilig paa bin
8ei eiennem bet benrunbne 4ar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Dec Qarsififtet.
CSneSenot peb geoer zh. a,e.l

Det boraerIise Mars 9ptodrsoas
GA osiu Rapneoas foloer iammer.
Cub bar / fin piie aiarlisheo oronet
bet Ioa, iorat SsiusRopnet iom en- pe''
lis Sol nol Ipie os inleoe ! ben al
~pcrsfuloe Gtuno. ca Ri TRADER ooer
fra bet aamIe tjenote 4ar I'll ct mi
utienoi. Seius betpeer en- 5reller, cg
snn. Tom poa ben ottenoe Dag sfter
lin sssSiel III bette tOiteIise Napn, sr
SreISeren, ben, / oe peo hoem aue
sina, ION sisr os Ipttslise for bette
Gin % iaIise i.Gpisbsben, er at fod.
-. Ct, BET er bette oeilise % rtsr
SsIusTapn, ipm pao Iorets fsrlts
Doa Infer os imsos. min Siri, lop
serren oerfpr, % fol big ! bette WapnS
ems % parme. Oct f~ortGler os, at
siben, min Sio bernebe tier uitdnleltJ
offeo. Som @eirbiulet oreier Tor
9inpen, Iaa oreier Iarene for 3ioens
Sluet. 90 ndur ies isae Ter tilba9s
paa fprrioe Rptaursoo9, iad Ter ls9,
al Ioret par iad tort. Gisbltttsne
ipanot burtieere eno min Sunte sdor,
po Srblit,ene bliper til Winuter, Mis
nuterne iii Elmer, Simerne til Odgs,
% ben enc Dag liitsoe zig ida nbemers
tst fprbi efter ben anoen, % M sr
iaien ct aar, ct belt Mar af be fdo, iont
er mia oipne iii at bare / berneoe, iglen
tiIsnps. Suo er bet ba pitt, at leg
iooa bar abfinist fortsre isieu at lepe
Der / 9erben, enb iea bapoe for ct aur
fiben; bpab enten ies ital oplept e.
bsi Mberoom, ellsr bet bill bebage min
Sub at talbe mig bort | min ungppn
cher Mdnbbpm - piit er bet, Iarct,
ipm MI lisser bag mig bar fert mig ct
Stribt, % bet ct lanst Striot NOR.
mere min 9rap. ga, BIO pso - in
ben Idret, Tom nj er sdaet op, enonrl
bar fulcenot ut Seb, bar fdrnfe ,Jors
ben rulltt fig Iammen pper min Stsp'
bptte. Se bpor ifiult 5remtioen sno
er for ps, bppr Tibet Ri peb ON be tome
rnenbs 0aee - ineen at ps Ienner
er BOG | minbite Spipl ON, at 10 Do.
ben osiaa iaar bill fortf9tte FIN Sang
melem ps og trape fine Dire al BOZ
Mipte.
-. Saa er bet ba life Blot Sra.
pen jss ibas itaar n9rmere; men Iaret
bar osiao brast mig narmere ben ii
G~piebeoens @erben, .ller rso anbr'
Orb: auret bar fsrt mig ct Strio.
narmere !Simmelsn, eIer - Selpebe
= 8, tiare mebforlsfte. bstanf bette
iaa piit fom bu leper, iaa piit er bet