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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

Peoria. IL. Mas Andrew McNa,iy
OF Chicago has brought suit against tire
Peoria Gas Light and Coke company. n
which he Ids ons-ffth.-tae stock, t.
c7mpei the opening OF the books q the
company. The case IS set for hearing
June 3. and /. believed 70 be another
feature q the great gas war on here
New York. May The Sons q the
American Revolution today elected Gen
eral Joseph c. Breckinrsdze = Eentucky
president. General James II Gilbert y
Illinois one II tn vics-presideuts. SAN
uei Z. Gross, Illinois. secretary TIE
banner CT TIE OHIO state society vas
aepQtef as TIE a.forai errn.er
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
DR.. Holtin's kidney rabIeta

are beyond doubt the surest cure for any ard
all forms OF kidney and bladder ailments row
before the public. They ere made from tht, trj-
waite prescription Of physician who thorough
v tested them IN his practice. and with them
saved hundreds of lives. They arc purely ve~e-
table, easy ANA pleasant 10 take. aud can read
ly &c carried about with you. thereby eaab-
nag you 10 take them IT exact intervals-arnIo
- necessary 20 b observed II ailments Of the
b.a li>r aud kt5nevs
br Ho,tm's Kidney Tablets are a sure and
,crtSiB cure for hacSache. diabetes. Gravel
Brl-ht s Disease. congestion Of the kidneys and
Inflammation Of bladder. They act Quickly
bnd cure speedily, Hnd can he thoroughly relied
N IN every way. Be sure TO reRenbcr to set
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06
The CABINET MeeIlNG
South African War Matters Rot Discussed
More Troops Tor Alaska.

Washington. Jan. 5-The meeting Of
the cabinet, today. was devoid Of i'm
pUrtant feature. one of the member
stated after adjournment that Tho
question of rendering the good Office
Of the government for settlement ut
the South African dispute as sug%est,'.
in the dispatches from Brussels. this;
moI ming. was not touched upon ana that
the question If the seizure of American
cai&ues by British ships had not come
NJ.
1t WAS definitely decided. today. H.
send additional troops to Alaska in the
spring. The points 10 which they viii
h, sent To have not been determined
upon. except cap" Nome. where it Is
estimated there will i" 90 600 people
aS soon as navigation opens. Troops
are absolutely necessary there "a pre-
s-rV" order.
The place is now without governments
Of any kind, and some sort of force Will
Ice necessary To protect tn" community
against law breakers in the mad ru~A
w people iii the spring.
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PUERTO RiCO'S WANTS.
She Will Send Delegation TO Washington to
Plead Her Cause.

san Juan. T. r.. Jan. 5.-Seventy
delegates, representing the coif""
sugar. tobacco and agricultural inter
ests Of the island generally, met in con
vcntinn here. today. and pledged them
selves to raise. funds in their resp"ctiv.
districts t. pay the expenses ~ " 4
delegation 10 Washington regarding
the measure needed for the agricultur-
al relief of Puerto Rico.
Seniors Amadeo and Gonzales were
chosen to present the ease To the
United States. They viii probably sail
Jan. II.
The san Juan Chamber of Com
merct has chosen liV- delegates, Vhr
viii sail by tn samc steamer, To al
vocatr free trade ana a loan IF $40
600 900
These d.l,rli-a win urge upon the
United States cuuVr-.H IN Importance
of immediate, action to relieve tn de-
pressing conditions no" existing III III
island
spanish citizens her" are potitiuning
u have th- benefit NJ TN jurisdiction
vt tn" federal court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06
MURDER AT BOSTON.
Edward Graham Shot Spectators Accuse
CarmeIo Brigandi. Who Is Arrested.

Boston. Jan. 5.-Carmclo EriEandi. an
Italian carpenter. il under arrest IN
the charge "f numbering Edward
Graham. a IunEshnrrmau. ~ shooting
near the corner of Salem and North
Bennett streets. about : O'Clock, this
evening He denies the shooting The
only Witnesses Of thu affair were srv-
eral boys who We're playing on M
street AT the time.
ON" of these. John BadaracCh. says
he saw Graham strike the Italian
when the latter drew n revolver and
fired. thu ball entering Graham's back
Just ~ tn" left " the spine. The latter
fell tu the sidewalk ana died while be-
ing removed To the station. His ass:iil-
ant then turned and ran swiftly down
tn" street in the direction of his home
No. IL Sheafe street policeman,
who had heard the shot, joined in the
chase with several boys ana in Il few
minutes had Brigandi under arrest in
the house
At The time of the shooting Brigandi
Wore a peculiar looking cap. overAlls
ana ovrrc"at but when taken into Gus
tody ~ had discarded the latter ana
tll' l'N'iN''l W iS lItNiitlt 10 ne It'ult-
No ON, knows how the trouble started
and the men as far as known We're per
feet strangers to each other.
Graham, who was - years old. was
unmarried, ana boarded with James
Ryan at 2a1 CausrWay street Briglndi
is about 40 years Of age and has a wifi.
ana two children. He has no polio Dr..
record SO far as known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06
TWO BOSTON KI-KGLhES.
Caught in Act But Show Reviewers
and Escape

Boston. Jan 1.-Two burglars WI,
had robbed a liquor store at TIN South
end. this morning. ana we're seen
leaving the place bearing their plum
der. by several prreous. escaped by
making u demonstration with their re-
yulNcfs.
Aa twv pedestrians were nearing 1896
Washington street AT about AZ III
They saw man drop from the tran
som over the door Of David condor S
liquor store. Surmiaing that thu place
had been robbed, the witnesses shout
M for th- police ana confronted The
supposed robber juat As u second man
appeared loaded with BOTTLES. Several
PERSONS who had heard ia, ncis- also
reached the spot Very quickly ana the
robbers We're ordered ~ surrender The
Elru quickly pulled out revolver ana
shouted. ",l-ar ,hn Wly. Cr VEN
-haut" The WouId-h" c4rtJla felI blcI
at au.- ana th- rlbberf aall-d t3 tn
nearest cnrn-r and disappeared,
Mn condor lot about go worth of
liquor, 1000 cigars ana $lo in money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06
AGAINST QUAY.
Senate Elections Committee
Five to Four Against Him.
Investigation Of Alleged Bribery in
Senator CIark's Election.
Roberts Of Utah, Argues His Case Before
Special House Committee.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Thc Senate
committee on privileges and elections,
today, decided by a vote OF four to
three to make an adverse report upon
the resolution to seat Senator Matthew
S Quay. The resolution was as FOL
lows:
Resolved, That Matthew S. Quay be
admitted as Il senator from the state
of PENNSYLVANIA in accordance with ms
appointment made on April q, 1899, by
the governor Of said state.
The members of the committee Not-
ing for the resolution We're Senators
Chandler, Hoar and McComas, and
those opposing We're Senators burrows,
Caffery, Pettus and Harris. Senators
Turley and Pritchard We're paired the
latter for and the former against the
resolution.
No definite time was set for the pre-
sentation of the committees report 10
the Senate The minority viii also
present a report.
Senator Burrows, the only Republi-
can on the committee who voted
against the resolution. will prepare the
report of the majority, and Senator
Hoar the minority report.
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ALL RESCUED.
Continued from page -

Of kin, Richard Q. Herbert, brother
Baltimore; Arthur VIM. Drummond
machinist. first class, born Canada
next of kin, Mrs. X. Davis, Bathell
Canada; Thomas Gray, fireman, sec
ond-class born Buffalo. n. Y, next OF
kin not given; Samuel Stone. seaman
born wilma, Russia, residence Fail
River, Mass, next Of kin. a. J. Shon,
Fan River.
OF the Yorktown, John Dillon, lands
man, born Galway. Ireland. next of
kin, George Cavener. Honolulu
Charles Albert Morrissey landsman,
born Columbus. Ncb.. next Of kin, Mrs.
j. G. Moriisscy. Lincoln. Neb.; Ora II.
Mcdonald, ordinary seaman, born
Carmel Valley, Cal, next Of kin i.
Mcdonald, father, Monterey, cal; de-
ward j. Nygard. gunners' mate. third
class, born Warsaw, Russia, next Of
kin, Sophia Nygard, wife, Brooklyn,
y. Y.
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PRACTICE GROUND SECURED FOR NAVY
Mexico Grants Permission 10 Have Target
Practice Along Her Shores.

Washington, Jan. THE state de-
partmrnt at the instance of the navy
department recently asked the MeXi-
can government for permission for the
vessels Of the United States navy now
on The Pacific coast b. allowed t. have
target practice ana manruVrc at con
venient points along the Mexican coast
Today. United States AmbaSsado:
Clayton tclegrarhed the department
stating that the Mexican government
had sent to the commander of the first
military zone proper instructions t.
permit ana facilitate the practice.
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WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Sec. Cages Answer on Banks Delayed BY
Clerical Work Other Items.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Secrctary Gag"
may not be able to transmit to the
House. Monday. the information called
for by the resolution adopted. in re
gard to deposit of government funds
i'm national banks and the transactions
connected with the sale of the New
York custom house site. The wide
scope Of the resolution makes it necea-
sary to copy over 800 documents from
the files.
Mr.. Dawes, comptroller of the cur
rency. has returned To the city from
the West and in answer to inquiries rs
to the affairs Of the Broadway Nation
III Bank Of Boston which recently
failed. said that the temporary r"c"iv-
Ell. Mr.. Wing. would come to Washing
ton, tomorrow, for conference when
the question of giving the bank further
time in which to put itself in condi-
ton u resume, would be decided.
The Dawes commission has assem-
bled in Washington and will remain
here some weeks to confer with the
Congressional committee on Indian
Territory legislation.
The board on naval construction, to-
day, decided to recommend 10 the de
partment that extensions of time al
lowed for the construction of the tor
ptdO boats now building be granted
To the contractors on account of the
difficulty experienced by them in pro
curing structural steel
The President has ISSUED an eXecu-
tive order designing certain tracts OF
land in Honolulu as military reserva-
tons. subject to outstanding leases and
private rights.
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Or. VIM. A. Hammond Dead.

Washington. Jan. 5-Dr. VIM. \. Ham
mond, former surgeon general Of the
army. died here. tonight. Dr. Hammond
conducted a Sanitarium here for some
years. He had notable ana somewhat
checkercd career.
Death was due to an attack Of heart
failure brought on by hurrirdIY ascending
4 flight Of stairs. lie expired before I,
physician could II" summoned. Or Ham
mond was II years of age.
In 1864, while occupying the position oi
surgeon general he was tried by court
martial as a result Of charges uf irrrS-
ularity in the award Of liquor contracts
and WAS dismissed. Fifteen years later
he was restored to the rolls Of the army
as surgeon general ana hrigldirr general
on the retired list.
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THE ROBERTS CASE.
Roberts Argues His Case -Ex-Sec. CarIisIe's
Opinion Against Him.

Washington. Jan. 5.-The Roberts
investigating committee continued its
session. today, with a large crowd Of
spectators present. Among these was
Miss Roberts, the daughter of the Utah
member-e elect, who sat near him and
followed attentively the argument pre-
scented by her father.
Chairman Tayler (Ohio) said at the
outset that he had received from ex-
Secretary John G.. Carlisle. a letter
giving his views on the case. saying
1T seems to me that the question of
citizenship has been abandoned or at
least nothing is said about it in the
testimony. The record Of Roberts ap-
plicatinn and admission to citizenship
does not comply with the law as | I'M
derstand it. and | do not think h..
would be allowed to vote in any state
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A STRONG WEB
Being Woven About Mo|ineux
by the Prosecution.
Damaging Evidence introduced, Fri.
day, on Poisons and Handwriting.
His knowledge Of the Former Shown Expert
Swear 10 Latter.

New York. Jan. Some important
testimony was brought out by the
prosecution at the Molineux trial, to-
day.
Charles -. Allen, who was MolineuX' 5
secretary in the Newark factory. swore
that the Defendants laboratory was
well equipped with poisonS and that
experiments We're constantly being
made
Allen also testified that he had writ
ten 4 letter at Mulineuxs request To
M 1920 Broadway. asking for a copy
Of Il periodical. The letter was written
in the ordinary cours" of business. but
the significance of the incident lies III
the fact that No. 1920 Broadway, is the
address Of the Koch letter box agency
and il is claimed that ii was by this
letter that Koch learned the address
Of MOlinruX and sent the defendant
a circular offering to lease a private
letter box; an offer which ii is claim
"a MulineuX afterwards accepted.
Frank $. Hunt IF Newark, n. j.
MolincuX's tailor. testified that H. had
taken the DEFENDANTS measure for a
suit of clothes and that the measure
m-nt showed that Molineux's chest
was 81 inches round and his waist was
70 inches These are the measure
mcnt4 given in the diagnosis signed H.
4. Barnet and placed in evidence
among the disputed exhibits.
VIM. W. Schefiier, a manufacturer
of cosmetics. Identified the letter sent
b. MolineuX to Mrs. Schettirr, inform
ing her that he was t. b. married,
n,At day This letter was addressed
My Dear Sadie" ana on account Of the
high social standing of Mis-. SchefIier
and the fact that the district attorneys
office obtained possession uf the corre-
sppnirnce in Il mysterious IA hion. rh-
Incident has attracted considerable. at
teutIon. Mr.. Sch~tfcr said that IL ana
his VIII" had known MolineuS for -four
or five years and that he was friendly
with the defendant. Letters from Mol
in"uX to S,hetflrr were also identified
IN the Witness.
Howard 4. Adams son ~ the lat.
MI. Adams. testified concerning tn
Incidents at the Adams home nu the
day of In" murder. H., asserted chat
hia mother lid not drink ana explained
that H. had been In Connecticut duriu-
1S"N recovering frnm injuries. III -iid
not return I" the Adams apartments
until TIA" day of tn" murder and con
stqu,utly knew nothing concerning tn
incidents lrading w To- TIM crime
Herbert H. TWitrhcll. loan clerk lt
thr chase National l;luk ana prar-
ticaI handwriting expert. testified in
Ms opinion that tn" address on tn"
poison package was written 10y Mol
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plural wives merely allowable or was
it required"
1t was mandatory" replied Mr.
Roberts, according to the view of
leading Mormon authorities"
Mr. Roberts continued until 4.30 i.
NJ, when he asked that the hearing go
over, he having spoken almost five
hours. The committee thereupon adj
journed until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, when
Nh Roberts will conclude.
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Will Go Abroad for Uncle San.

Washington. Jan. THE President has
designated the following officials to rep
resent the United States government at
the international medical congress which
will meet in Paris in connection with th,
Exposition. Aug. , next ANA the cungr,-
~ hy%ien" ana damography, which will
assemble at the same pllrp Auy. 10: FOR
the army, Surgeon General Stornbcrg ana
Surgeon l.agard"; for the navy. Surgeon
General Van RcYp"n; for tLc marine. hp.-
pltdi service. surgeon General WVmau
and Passed Assistant Surgeon Ro.enau
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The lawt0n Fund. S45.72I.

Washington, Jan. 1.-The total sub
@criptions to the LaWton fund up Il
noon. today. amounted to $i5.12l. This
morning + contribution aggregate about
$l3no. Although active contributions IL
Increase the fund viii close, today. vol
untary contributions Will continue t,
b" received UP To the time of the ar
rival Of Mrs. LaWton in san Francisco
about tn first of February.
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Lieut.. Gilmore in the Party.

Manila. Jan. 5.-5 T. M.-Colonel
Luther r. Hare Of the 22rd Infantry,
ana Lieut.. Col. Robert /. Howse Of the
3ith Infantry, with all the American
prisoners. including Lieut. Gilmore.
have arrived at Nigan, province OF
South IlOcuS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jam 3
Cotton futures closed quiet ANA steady.
January. ,.ao: February, 1-3i. March, 7-a1;
Anril. l5>: May. .,4n, June, ,.4O: July
,I2; August, 40. september, $50; Octo-
ber G.>3. November G.le.
cotton closed dull Tor spot Lilo lower;
middine uplands. : ll-l6; do. gull, Isle.
No sales.
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ship Logan ana the naval transport
Wycfield had arrived safely at Manila.
The Montgomery sailed, today from
Burnos Ayrcs for Montrvidrp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06

bn the Produce Exchange.
EtTTER-Firm creameries, lYdaS; dali
rie1 l1u23.
CHEESE Firm. l34l22,
EGGS-F'irm. fresh, 1gulgl2.
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lie Ohiy Repeats What Has Been Said Around
the Globe

1t has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state in the Union and in
many foreign countries that Chamber
!ain5 Cough Remedy is a certain pre-
VeEtiVe and cure for Group. 1t has be-
come the universal remedy for that
disease. NJ. V. Fisher Of Liberty, W.
VA. only repeats what has been said
around the globe when he writes: =
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
ady in my family for several years and
always with perfect success. We be-
iieVc that il is not only the best cough
remedy. but that it is a sure cure for
Group. 1t has saved the lives Of our
children number of times" This
remedy is for sale by Jno. Coughlin,
IL Water St.. druggist. .lS3Ull
tn, tn, sat,tf ''s1i4jtG
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Movements # Naval Vessels.

Was aAlgton. Jan. The war depart
mcht has received cable message
from Gen. Otis saying that the troop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-06

"A druggists refund he nu'.,y Il =. fails
ID cure. +. W. Gr"ve's .ais1'1t,,r4 an er-
cry box. Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

Often. Earper Ssnien, 6abritsier s.
6. eunp ps Masiitraisietreter 9obl.
Olien bar forise Sang 3bie Sup.
pIedni.
RomsoaIs Mint: Rspr1iens
,anter: 9snsmanb Wsiiinsiet, 8aaros
bruser 8. :. 2anssIano, 8aurobrus
ger g.. q. s. gtlsitao. Carer 5otIe
(ule nisie sr @ienpals). 9eitnas fra
Iorbmsre Inn, iiteoetfOr 2susmano
SerrsIen). Suppleanter: G%darobrus
Ger g. s. utbeim. 0iitrittslase .. y.
Gna, 8aarobrugerne paul Suis, 81.
Sopbenat 0ssse fra 8cmsedIen) og
NiIs @rorningiatber IRA Seno'
msre).
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
~ prrniinIp Karin.

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ttlbaGe ira atuU Striiumbeo. oil iglqe I'm
utleponyieot 6arm paa 52itrtS, b~ellggenot
aiilfat 90 g}ti ira Etcorlb. 2egie Stee
bar ion Gct1en ajgipel @riublaget nj en- re.
ipeiiatel Sorrue,0 % darnlfn vll sioe al III
tttgosli9 mere eu9 goo. gepebrpo for en-,
hUer 6amilie. iout 0tl truGe ben rigiist.
Zen bar TIE 8rgnoe On Ct 5lRrn Ct 6us
paa 10 ERrel,et Oh & pda Q. CT Babe. Il
&eptus. Ct 9Sbus oa en- aoitalo mso 9IaOs
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icm ton rH0es uoeHpsrs on Tan bRre 100
@ulbcls gldis pr. Acre. 8tieN icr bet
belle CT $500; en- 3el apntant, 8eitsu paa
tbur Il @mHoien Nseut 9etoraA. Soroa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
De uorife Siiferier.

Hrlltlanld. Ole sept. oeoltles
fitet er bet frtmesIes imaut meo.
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DriO9arHsFitt, Der tlIptls gIper
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p9re iteost til 1900 5or. 7SorgaeI.
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npest oOsr 200 5or. tilpirlet 5jlo
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men 6iemmefOr5rugst men til 2(lr
bar biotil tasst 6aRsiteu.
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pegss, at Der er tommeH mere Gin
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On Manp. ium bar upbntte at in

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itiaebe ban 8 Sineite ps ! tredars
Soppe. Gan fit pramie for iamtliss
SinsIte os Inbefdlins for Scppen os
Iolets benz berpuu for henbolbspis Str.
5000, 1000 1000 % 1900. tiliamme,
1920 arpner. Meo bl. a. b 10
"Daleguobrano"s Conner. ban M bo-
saasnbc t llnsbinsitbapnen, ments
ban til n9its Mar at TONNE encoa
beore isjen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Gbsltoft SruItrup sdl

GbeItoft 5ruitrup 9duen oil
M eiter imittert 5orlpoenoe frrit blio,
adbnet for 9riIter lite April 1901.
Qrbeioet peo CpisreIIsn al Stru
baues, qOit % 2elegrafbpgningsn
G6eltoft er fsrit p~ddbegunbt for ganTe
nplig, men 9pgnirgsr peuttS faroiQ
iii 9rofIbtnirg iiof I Rnris nG1e
Nar. StationsbnQninAsrne pto Gdno-
%itdtioHsrns 90 6olospldoisrne bill ale
iomme unoer Saq I inocp1reroe CT
terddr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

Sanhefjoro. Site Dug. 9pssears
beioerne Ttriber nj raft frem. Den
enc gpgning relies efter ben dnben,
o0 inben adret er pmne, bill torment
li9 be flsIte Suie uIereoe pare unoer
2oe. Soabiot bet nu fan ices, oil be
dner flsIte Sufe blipe feroelss pent
ubitprst % tibsmasfig inbrsost. Den
IdmIebe 9~(rbeiosItot. Tom for Sieen
er igsIeiiat meb gpgasarbeirst, an
oroaer til omtrins 800.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28

Narietaarnet pad Ribe Dom
tirie sr MI iaa piot fGroi9t at Der i
oisis 0dss pdd Spjrst sr ogiat en-
meSet imui. lprsplot 0ans. &irteus
Reiidurdtiou inoosnoig gaar ran
fremac. % Bpis 9siret bliOer soot,
meuss bet. at ben uooenoige Heliauras
tion piI bIipe til~enoebra9t / bette
Gfterndr.