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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-10
GOEBEL CASE.
STILL SEARCHING SPECTATORS
FOR GUNS At THE GoEBEL
TRIAJ

Georgetown, KY, July lO.-When
the trial Of the alleged assassins Of
Gosbel was resumed this morning, the
usual precautions we're taken in search
ing everybody for weapons before en-
tering the court room "A list of wit
nesses for the defense was called The
defense asked then to prepare an am
davit for a continuance owing to the
non-appearance of a witness. The
court granted an adjournment to 2
o'clock this afternoon. 1t is evidently
a scheme to secure a postponement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-10
IN EDDY. COUNTY. {, 81

$50
5 New Rockford M 3D., July ID, II
torney Mattson heads the Eddy county
delegation to the state republ blicans con-
Vention. A resolution to instruct the
delegation for 2. F. Porter Of Foster
county for secretars, Of state was de-
feated BY a vote Of thirty-three to
seven
The convention then selected Niven
for the legislature 55SSs.
The county nominations resulted in
the choice of Hackney for auditor,
Gardner for register, Bennett for sher-
il, Hanlbrecht for county Judge, Hem
drickson for treasurer, Mattson tor
states attorney.
The MeLachlan faction supported
Davies for sheriff but was defeated.
Sheriff CAROLS s son-i law, Turner,
was defeated for clerk 81 court by
] Davidson.
The four months old baby Of r.
Edgworth, living near KensaI, has the
small pox In a light form.
81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-10
TURN THE TABLES.

Shanghai July lO.I Is reported
the legation forces at Pekin have cap
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
DEATH OF JOHN r. CONVEY.

1t seems after all that it was our
Minister to Japan, so we'll known to
all our people, who departed this life
few days ago. a brief and am
biguous account of which appeared in
the associated press dispatches, which
was thought possibly to apply to
another person. No doubt now exists,
however, for the sad intelligence is
conveyed by a telegram from the
State Department as we'll as by a let
ter from Mrs. Convey to her brother,
Ed. Stevens, of this city.
The immediate cause OF Mr.. G.'s
death was the surgeons knife to re-
move a tumor. The operation was
performed Sunday, the 11th ult., and
on Tuesday morning he died from ex-
cessive hemorrhage. 1t is thought
Mr.. Conveys body will be brought to
this city for interment, for he ex-
pressed wish that this should be
done in the event of relapse. Mr..
0O"Cy W"S viz Vi Jul IuOcb ilOuOTtu
citizens, ever foremost in advancing
all projects for the betterment Of
Olympia and her people.
John F. Convey was born in Cham
paign county, Ohio, on December Z,
1916, and commenced life as o clerk
in a general merchandise store. He
afterwards entered the Ohio Wesleyan
University at Delaware. Ohio, and
studied law with Gen. John H. Young,
of Urbana, Ohio. In 1872 he was
elected to the Ohio legislature, and
his course while n member of that
body was such that he was reelected
to the same Office by his fellow citizens.
In 1876 he was elected Prosecuting
Attorney of Champaign, and in 1878
was reelected to the same office. In
1889 he was delegate to the Repub.
lican National Convention at Chicago
that nominated Garfield for the presi-
dency. In April, 1882. he was ap.
pointed by President Arthur Register
of the United States Land Office at
Olympia, which position he held un-
til August, 1896, when his term of Of
fec expired and he resumed the prac.
tice of law. In November of tina
'ysar he was elected a member of the
Territorial Council. In 1887 he was
elected President of the First Nation.
al Bank, and held that position sew
eral years. In 1889 he was elected
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
No. $40.
Notice Of Sale of School Land.

=, Notice is hereby given that on the lsth day Of
afternoon. on said day, at the door Of the Court
mouse In ThnIeton county, Washington, the fol-
lowing described school land will he s0ld at
public auction to the highest bidder therefor, to-
Description Of Land: Lot four ~ Sec %, Twp.
per acre. $500. (Note:-Total area is 1878 acres,
ID acres granted to ThUrston county for road
leaving 10 As acres for sale)
The NV Of the SEA Sec g. Twp, Is n:
Range w.; 1895 acres, appraised value per
(Note.-Total area is 20 acres .o5 acres cra ted
to Thurston county for road, leaving 1895 acres
for sale)
Said school land will be sold for not less than
the appraised value and subject to the improve
ments situated thereon, and as appraised by the
Board Of state Land Commissioners In the man
ner provided BY law: q statement Of which is now
on ME In the ONCE OF the Auditor Of said county.
Terms Of sale are: Under contract, one-tenth
10 De paid on the day Of sale. and onetenth an
nually thereafter on the first day of March Of each
year, with accrued interest on deferred balance
1t per cent per snnum: Provided That any
purchaser may make full payment at any time
and obtain . deed.
The purchaser OF such land will be reouired to
pay at the time OF sale the appraised value Of
any improvements or valuable material on such
sale price.
The above described school land. are offered
Tor fale by virtue OF an order of the Board Of
OF April. 1900, duly certified and on filc in the
ONCE OF said County Auditor.
r. 4. GRAHAM,
Dated at Olympia, WASH. this 5th day of
APRIL a. ID. I9V. a6-5t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
THE Olympiam says that the "16 tC

The Oympiam says that the Is to
l nonsense" is over and done with,
and the rank and file of Silver Bepub.
licans have returned to their old party.
If the former assertion is true, why
does the gold bill contain proviso
stating that the act is not intended to
bar bimetalism whenever it can be ar
ranged by international agreement?
lent that the same copper" that was
placed on the stake by the st. Louis
platform, when it was crammed down
unwilling throats by Hanna to carry
out his contract with the goldbugs and
create corruption fund large enough
to subvert the ballot box? And in the
absence of anything like what may be
considered reliable data upon which
to base an opinion, the second propo-
sition shows plainly that the mirage
OF returning Republicans is conjured
up by the Wish, which is said to be
father to the Thought, at times when
the mind is racked by eager anticipa-
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

The "HAPPY FAMILY."-The Re-
publican State Convention held at
Ellensburg on the 9Th, was of an ex-
ceedingly turbulent nature. King
county. as usually claimed much, two
of the eight national delegates, Ma
tional Committeeman and presiding
officer of the convention. She got the
latter and one delegate. Spokane
wanted G. B. Hopkins to represent
that commonwealth at Philadelphia,
and would be content with nothing
else. She got it where the bottle got
the cork. 1t was q complete sit down
on Wilson and it looks like a triumph
for Ankeny's bar'l. The national del
egates elected were: kaufman, OF
Lewis; Conner, of Skagit; Neufelter, OF
King; Hayfield, of Whitman; Sims, OF
Cowlitz; Ankeny, OF Walla Walla;
Baker, Of Klickitst, and Ashton OF
Pierce. Baker will be the National
Committeeman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

Mayor OF Olympia, and in May fol-
lowing was sent as delegate to the
Constitutional Convention. He was
Free aud Accepted Mason, also 32d
degree Scottish Rite Mason, member
of Royal Arch Masons. also K. OF P.
Mr.. Convey was married twice; first
to Clara Mcdonald of Woodstock,
Champaign county, Ohio, April %,
1867, by whom he had one child,
Frank Mcdonald Convey, born Jan.
uary 5, 1869. On November 3, 1886,
he married his last wife, Miss Georg-
lana Stevens, native of Boston,
who came to Olympia in 1866. Mr..
Convey was nominated by President
Harrison in 1890, and confirmed as
Minister to Japan, but declined on
account OF private business. In 1897
Mr.. Convey was named by President
Mckinley as Consul General to Yoko-
hama and with his son Frank he
left this city for his post in July OF
the same year. Mrs. Convey followed
in October. Since Mr.. Conveys oc-
cupancy of the position of Consul
General he has made an excellent
record, such as to win the com.
mendation OF the State Department
and the diplomats of the Orient.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

The paper with the unknown owner
at Tacoma, if noted for one thing more
than another, is famous for its errors
Of judgment and statement. The lat
est of these possesses local interest.
It is that Judge Porter of Olympia
was one OF the party who accompanied
Bryan, IS an escort of honor, from this
city to Tacoma, Tuesday. Oh. no.
beacon-light of unknown parertage,
you are entirely wrong. Judge" Por.
ter is "joined to his idols" and will
doubtless 60 down with the &. o. p.
wreck. 1t is said, however, that he is
anxious to " follow" Bryan throughout
the State, and if he can get leave Of
absence and some little encourage
ment," he will do 80. He would thus
afford another exemplification of the
fable OF the fly on the cows horn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

WELL, we'll! Didn't Mr.. Bryan's
speech stir up the whole menagerief
The lions have roared, the tigers
screached and the jacks brayed, ever
since he punched them up with the
prod of Truth and lassoed their leaders
and drew them up in punches to the
bull-ring for public inspection. IT'S
we'll; the people always enjoy a good
animal show.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

In India the gold standard has been
established without disturbance to
financial conditions. --Oly
Let us see. Isn't that the country
where famine prevailed short time
ago and people starved by the thou
sand? Isn't it barely possible that
the establishment" OF the gold stand
ard intensified this distress? Or are
4" financial conditions" to be consid.
cred rs entirely disconnected from the
food situation?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
To Whom it May Concern.

Mrs. A. M. Lott, my wife, having left
my bed and board in Mason county,
Washington, without cause or provoca-
ton, all persons are warned that will
not be t'sponsible for any bills that she
may Contract. w. r. Lorz,
Domicile,l ut Shelton, Mason Co, Wn.
SHELTON, WASH, March 10, 1900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

Poor little Oily has scratched his lit.
tie brain in vain to find single log
ical reply to Mr.. Bryan's arrangement
of the party of false pretenses. He
can only wag his ears and humble
over the cue-words given out by the
little party managers, of A." disappoint
ment," and "cold reception" Oily
knows one thing, if he don't know
many others, and that is that the dem.
agogue's reliance is upon the truth oil
the proverb, "a lie we'll stuck to is as
good as the truth" Oily is a sticker
when he can get anything to stick TO-
but in this instance his sucker is only
gulping wind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

If Mr.. Bryan is devoid of states.
manship, and his hold upon the peo-
pie slender, why is it that every Re-
publican pewit has his little beak
poised emitting the warning cry oil
danger? If he is buffoou, or a
clown, why consider seriously what he
has to say! If he is as insignificant
as the "wise men of Olympia" have
decreed, why pay any attention to him
at all? Pshsw! Such silly alterna.
tives to disparage q political opponent
only merit contempt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
For Sale,

Three Jersey cows, fresh milk, 4
years old, gentle for woman to milk.
Price $40 each at Hunters Point.
A. A. HUNTER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
Wanted,

A girl for general Homework. An.
ply at Mrs. ]. F. Kearney's, 2l2
Eleventh street, or at Kearney & Co.'S
store.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06
METEOROLOGICAL.

The follow ne record of temperature and rain
fail for the week ending yesterday. April
9Th. is from a record kcptand kindly furnished
th, ,rAxnAEp by Mr.. NJ. O'Connor:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1900-04-06

we would stand by them and allow
them to work out their own destiny.
In like manner let us tell the Filipinos,
that we have come, not to hold them
in subsection, but to establish free
government in the place of the one
overthrow, and then, as the greatest
republic OF history, we will announce
to the world this American doctrine,
that, whenever this nation helps a re-.
public to stand upon its feet, the
ground wherein it stands IL holy
ground and no king shall ever set foot
there. That is what. we should do.
What Democrats Would Do.
/ want to tell you Republicans
that we Democrats have had a policy
on this Philippine question from the
beginning; you have q policy now
that you dare not announce. You
don't care to tell the American people
what you intend to do in the Philip
pine Islands. You want them to do
like the convention that met q few
days ago in this State, and said that
we have confidence that 1.-THE Presi-
dent and the party will do all things
WE'LL" Republicans you are trying to
get q continuance Of your case. You
are trying to postpone the announce.
ment of your plans. We had plan
the Bacon resolution was introduced
a month before shot was fired at
Manila. The vote of your Vice Presi-
dant dpfoat tod that roanlntion and
from that day to this you have not
done one single thing to stop the war.
You have raised the expenses OF the
army from twenty-five millions TO
over one hundred millions. You
have made it fat for the army con-
tractor, but you have sacrificed human
blood. You did not dare to take the
people into your confidence and re-
veal to them the infamous doctrine
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
Rioo er ovrere.
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Gieopriien meo en- Sent.

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srunblast paa ben anfIaaeoe JOrrets
ming | itDite Iar. inbbringe Ghica5o
"padere" fslsenbe Summer:
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butter. $40, 100000; Gaaretisb. $4,s
100000; total JOrsselie at Snotas'
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resnet, bpormsset be trenser til ben
npe pris.
Gor 5orbrueerne er priien paa
bet beDits &iso iteset lem Gents,
Characterization os Jaoretotteletter
ire Gents.
"padsrns" puaftaar, at be / Here
Mar bar iolst aisD meo Sab. S leg
Waanebsr sr aisoitoHe itsset $3.50
pr. 100 puno. Ser bar lite peret
noser tiliparenbe Stisnins | apeg,
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cpotrclic Tor MfboloSiagem.

Naar ri tar 9enlpn til %9ioritamerts
tanernes 6ormuesomt9nolgpeOer. lda
mad pl lnurpmme, al poeIp llu VI ~
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alltaepel benptter bette Orb / ben pau
psseoe J~orblnDelie. iau bliper Del ats
iaa / Hsselen misbrust.
0stts sielper lite mlnor i af9oloss
arbeiDet.
Wisn I 4fbolbsarbeiost sr Der bog
sanite manse, iom Iar uo % Iar tno
itpttsr Sasens Gremme meo Irbstos,
Smtunts % penss euer pensss IGr'
bi. 0stte sialper fsrit ps frsnft be
leoenes Menb os apinper paa bpett
Steb bpor Der bripes Nfbolosarbeioe.
Men bette er iaa naturlist. Iaar nos
aen pptreber mere eler minore ofents
list mob en- 2at. iaa faar ban elsr
bun parsso' os fe til al faa noset siort.
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pliqt Ri lite bar Rst til at fprismme.
9et sr Dor "Spsape". Ss ieg peS lille,
ON npQen bsr tatles for, at ban sicr
fin Yligt.
Qnperlebes er bet, naar Saeen trafs
tiS itsttss al benz, lom aIorls par SPORT
AtpplosarbeiDet til en- lGrllg Sp9aDe.
Va lpnes ies pirtelis, at Der ct 0runo
til iarIts 2atnsmmelisheo os larlis
1at. gtu ienter les lprnemmeIls paa
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teIbdrelIer TN | b B ID q +, at
pptoge pore 5aleres R~eiieruter. Oeis
t. ,r lille suft.list 2aisitof. os ef.er
@pertisiementspris bar fslgenbe 8la,
be / bet fprlsbne Iar itsttet afbolbs'
arbsiOst til en- Iaroi at Fere lunoreoe
Dollars: "6olteblaost". "Decorab'
pofen", "2utbsranersn" os ~Rpe
Rormduben". Disfe bill leg berfor
aFI9ase min opristiss sat = bet er
alt leg bar Raab til.
Gesupsn pei ies osiau tatte "Staus
oinapsn". "Amerlta" % "6ram" iproi
pore Galerss Hsiierutsr lonlmstiOer sr
blepst taset | benz.
Der er nplis blepet talt % itrepst
no9,t ON bisie Ting. Det!e b,aste
mig iii at t9nte n9rmers oper Slaoe=
mes 6urbolD til aibolesdrbeioet. os
mart isIte ies. at Ri itaar , for 2dls
ncmmeiisbeossj9lo til be nGpnte SIas
BE-. Saalebes tom piSie SinIsr irem.
ssrbsoigheo
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WeteoripUrmen.
vi oil maaits faa K ben 0atten mel.
lem 14De % 15De Nsuember.

Som man bill butte. antos Mftronos
merne, at ben fore StisrueltuolDaim
1888, 1888 os 1S66-6S after
fulbs inOfinbs fig I Wibten al slO'
Dember flor. Waen bensans blsp ri
srunDis fnpbt for bette fieIons @ius.
enteIte 2crbe rmsnsr berfor, bet er en-
MtuIigbeb for, at ri tan faa ie Den
ibsit.
Som Ri mebbelte ifjor, antases
bisie fore StierneHubiDarme at rGre
2sDninser at til~intetsiorte alober,
Tom IpeDer ON I 9immelrummet.
Man bdr Iast Warte til. at ben ftsrfte
af al. bisie Sparms. ben fOm bar utft
fig til opennapnte 9iber. bar aftaset !
Sntenfitet meb Marene, rimelispis
foroi bisie Wpriaber at fmaa IRE
teorer fprebes ODER en- ftsrre StrGfs
ming Ianss beres 8one. 2igefaa sr
bet bIet paapift. at benne Meteors
fparms Bane CT blet faa forrpfIet
paa Grunb al planeterne Supiters os
Saturns 1iltratnins. at ben maaIte
life mere bill tomms ! nosen n9pnepGr'
big 8srsring msb Sorbens Bane. Del
er berfor fun Iioen Sanoipnlisbeb for,
at bet imppnerenoe Glue, man bar
0ipns til (. GT. / 1888 noseniinpe
mere bill penbe tilbase. Wen forrehen
er alt bette Sing, iOm mere er Sj.na
itanb for 9ppoteier % Ssorier enb
~ufeilbarIiss geresninser. Rosle 4itro'
homer bar psiaa fremiat ben 0iGts
ming. at Sparmsn fsrit pil peuoe tils
baee | 1901.
Stjent altiaa altine CT ufttert,
flyer be 2erbe, at bet aIIisspel er
llmassn berbt at bore paa Uagt Nats
ten msllem Onsbag % Sorsbas | benne
llse. Oct tan 10 banoe, at ialIalb
en- Del at Met.oriparmen after piTer
Jig, og ba pil nan faa fe ct Snn, iom
moi peter op mob en- Smule Hattes
paagen.
Oct bill | intet SiIfaloe neppe nptte
npget at begpnbe at bore paa uotis
for Mibnat. Meteprerne bill nemila
liseipm i~traale uo fra ct puntt /
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lite ffittelis fommet op opsr ben sitlise
9oriiont for benimob Mionat.
Gn ubelbis Omtanoisbeb er Def
imiolertib. at Maanen paa ben 1ib Bee
fnosr fig jut | bette Stmmelittss os
bill bsrspe Sanomsnst en- bel Del at
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Rurtie Relic.

Netp gprt. 9oe Rop. - De Sor.
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ter i 1851. DR.. Dun par fsot
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% s. 9. Glpsner. Dem. 1000. alts
iaa en- Majoritet af 5000 Stemmer
for 2unbquiit. Reiten at Gountps
tideten babbe insen Mpbitanb.
Cor gountp Commissioners blep
republitanffe adnbibater palste meb
itpr Maioritet; Iiseiaa blep ale res
pubIiianfte 3anbteater for 2esislatus
rem palst meb itor Maioritet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-13
Jnolee / en- Gelefon.
Opidts.

s 50sIarene lebebss arifiania,
8labet "aftenppiten" at afbsbe "3ats
Ten" Shlptter, en- sobtroenbe Rebaf-
ter. Der pptcs I Npiien bet meit pibuns
berlise, blunbt Gnbet en- 9eretnins
ON en- m Slass Ramon; ben bar
rifet ubenpaa, % osri laa ben forfars
beige araft, ben ubfolbebe. Gn prs.
p~eftponing ~foretoges paa potomac
Slooen, tbi aft laabant benlagses 10
til @merita, os ct sammeIt artssNrb
forontrsbes Tom Sipoeftipe. 8anonen
affpres os S%arteists enc 9alubel faces
at gaa tilbunos, ben anpsn Iaaes at
fpr'pinbe ops | Stperns.
Oette er ON lite Ororet, iaa bog en-
tro 9iengipel'e at IrtiteIen.
8et fer ub til, at ppr 2ios "Qlftsns
poIten" maa bore libt inbe pao famine
SpOr Iom | Nfosbe "3attsns" Dase;
her Der, og esm telo.
: GIabets go. FOG for 3Ots Septbr.
1900 bar en- 9ericn, Tom unbert.snsr
ia :. Sd. fact inb en- Spfdts, Re.
tttlet "Rprmaneene % Telefpnen".
Den bsnnneer mee fslssnbe tnteress
5unte @finit:
Seq bar prspet 1sIefonen paa mans
ge Setsoer runpt / 9srpsn. 5 Gme'
rita, Sslsfonsns 6eorelano, bar ies
eaast fra Butt, til Yutii, fra &ontor
til 8pntor, fra Ipptbsi til Rsitaurant
% beost ON at faa bsnptie SsIsionsn
ct SiebIii. Com Hsssl bar ies iaaet
bet Spar, at man bapps lite osnilass.
@nielts Stsoer gap mar mig Inp.ss
ming paa en- eller anosu psliienpt 6or=
refining lan9t borts. bppr nan bapoe
Grfaring for. al Der pirislig ianptes
ct Selsfonapporat meo 2~iltnptning til
Gentralsn.
aanb9noe at oisie mertellse Soar
for en- Ssl buuosoe / Sp9r9so. Wlsn
bare for en- Del. Seq PED mec 8ispso.
at ben ristis itprs aolpntalbdnoier
paa 9lprnsi itraa pperfor min Scpel
bappe Iletiss insen Sslefcn, cs 1o'
baisbaublersn / Souebsaoeu bapps
inesn ban heller. 6or lite at nGpns
iaaoanue Smaaioli Iom Soetrsn."
Sitter bsnnc "sruipmme SoIpe"
tommsr ba be msit bsseiftrsSe eopta.
Ter ppsr GsIsfpnpaienet / Rorss; bel
sr 10 forreitsn en- beiisuot cg aneriienol
Sag. at, soae ben SuIiituticn ausaar
iuotaeer pprt 6aprelano 2osn Glnc
blanbt Raiionsrne.
4 Sorbinpelie meo openitaasnpe If'
init Hal jes tillabe mig at sips npsII
TtatiItife Splpsnineer pm Selefpnsr
Der / Tecorab. en- liosn Sp paa 40oC
Wsnneiisr; ben liseer ! BET norbslt,
Iise Sisrne al Staten Soma. mellsw