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Pennsylvania Relief Benefits.

In the month Of February the Voluntary
Relief Association of the Pennsylvania
lines west Of Pittsburg disbursed in death
benefits on account of accident A,s0;
natural causes, $3.50; in disablement bene-
fits on account of accident, $~7,96S.O5; on ac-
count of sickness. 81. 1880. making a grand
total Of benefits paid CT $2S, sO1.65, one OF
he largest sums paid out in any one month
since the organization begun operations.
During the month l,6yO members, or IN case
Of death their legitimate heirs, drew bene.
fits. Since organized July l, 1889, this ASSOC
citation has disbursed I'm death benefits from
accident 1926. 257.19; from natural causes,
SS62, 524. -. there having been during that
period 49S deaths resulting from accidents
and 1.401 from natural causes. The dis
bursements in disablement benefits on ac-
count Of accident were $S19,5S7.65; on &C
count of sickness, S1.024. O36.61, making a
137. 200 members, or In case of death their
legitimate heirs, nave received benefits.
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Imprisoned Unjustly.

dward King, an American, who has been
in the railroad service in Mexico, was in
Topeka yesterday on his way to Washing
ton, where he will try TO secure govern
ment aid in releasing the fifty-two men
who are in Mexican prisons. Mr.. King says
the men are u~njustly imprisoned and that
they are kept in Sail without being given
a hearing. King himself is out on parole
and must be back in the City of Mexico by
April 10 TO stand trial. When Mr.. King
reaches Washington he will will call on
Chester L. Long and Charles Curtis, Kan
sas congressman, and enlist their aid in
bringing the matter to the attention of the
proper officials. At the same time ne will
endeavor to interest the national organiZa-
tons of the Railway Employees Association
in aiding the imprisoned men.
The Illinois Senate has adopted a joint
resolution asking the Illinois delegation in
Congress to take such steps as viii secure
TO our citizens in the republic of Mexico the
protection our flag guarantees. The reso-
luton was introduced at the request of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the
organization having complained that rail-
road men in Mexico have been subject TO
numerous indignities. .
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Personal, Local and General Notes.

The Hooking Valley road earned in the
third week Of March $72, an increase
over the corresponding week of 1900 of 49,
1926.
b. II. Billiard has been appointed travel
ing passenger agent of the Southern Pa
chic company, succeeding Jonn a. Robinson
deceased.
On April l w. F. Boiling, cashier of the
Lake Shore at Fort Wayne, will go to Hart
ford City. Ind. as agent of the Lake Erie
& Western.
The Big Four is getting out mammoth
posters setting forth the advantage of trav-
cling that line TO the Pan-American eX-
position at Buffalo.
The Lake Shore special carrying Walter
Webb. vice president of the New York Cen
trail. and party covered the 101 miles be-
tween Chicago and Elkhart In ninety min
utes. including stops and slow-downs.
G.. l.. Peck, who recently succeeded John
+. Miller as general superintendent of the
Pennsylvania system. will
remove his family from Grafton, Pa, TO
Columbus, o.
Peck as general superintendent of the ST.
Louis q Iron Mountain. was until recently
superintendent OF the eastern division Of
the Grand Trunk
The Vandalia has received this month
100 new coal cars for the main line, TWEEN
ty-hve for the Terre Haute K Loganspori
division and fifteen palace horse cars OF
the latest design.
The chicago ~ Eastern llllnOlS mas
created the position OF advertising agent
and has appointed X. j. Connell TO All IL.
He comes from the Santa Fe and will have
his headquarters In Chicago.
When the Big Four receives the new pas
senger equipment now in process OF build
ing il will nave the largest passenger
equipment per mile OF any road in the
Central Traffic Association territory.
The Lake Shore will next month put on
new limited trains between Chicago, Buff
falo and New York, which when i'm serv-
ice will give the Lake Erie & Western
fast service through a connection each
way.
The Michigan Central Railroad has com.
pleted plans To illuminate Niagara Falls a
night by electricity, proposing to illuminate
the falls whenever "a passenger train OF the
Michigan Central arrives or departs from
tails View station after sunset.
III. Corlett. station master at the Union
Station. Cleveland, spent yesterday in the
city. a~cquainting himself with the manner
IT, which business Is conducted at the Union
Station. The only fault he could see was
lack OF sufficient train shed room.
w. 7. Holly. travelling passenger agen;
OF the Union Pacific. was In the city yes
terday calling on old friends. Mr. Holly
was for several years ticket agent at the
Union Station here during the period that
the late Mr.. Donough was general ticket
agent.
H. S. Rose, engineer OF maintenance OF
way OF the Cairo division of the Big Four
Will on April ! be transferred 10 the ST.
Louis division and be succeeded on the
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SENATOR BEvERIDGE HERE.
He Has Something to Say of Work
of the Last Congress.

Senator Albert j. Beveridge returned
from Washington and New York yester-
day, and is staying temporarily at the
Denison. He went East a week ago last
Sunday on private business. Senator Bev-
eridge is pleased with the work of the
Congress hat has just closed. This ses-
sion." he said, last night, was the most
Congress in relation to the Philippines
and especially in relation to Cuba, and the
work of the Senate on the treaty. u his
toric. The Cuban legislation is the happi-
est and most far-reaching development of
national power under the Constitution
since the adoption of that fundamental
law. The Philippine legislation was i'm
paired in its usefulness by the Hoar amend
ment, which checks material progress in
the islands The defeat of the river and
harbor bill Will result in a more careful
construction of that measure in future
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SHERLOCK HOLMES LOGIC.
A Woman Tracks Her Husband by
Three Nails I'm His Shoes.

Mrs. Linnie Gully. living on West Mich
igan street, was at police headquarters
yesterday morning insisting that her hus-
band be arrested. She said he received
several lays ago s466 and has since been
s~ouandering the money I'm Indiana avenue
saloons. She claimed 10 have tracked him
for two days through alleys, across vacant
lots, and through the streets by the i'm
print OF three large nails in the heels OF
his shoes, but was unable TO catch him.
She said she Intended TO remain at head
quarters until the police found him. bur
was finally persuaded 10 go TO her home
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Reminiscent.

When we played shiny. long ago.
Our clothing did not fret US.
We wore no coats OF sunset glow
Our mothers would not let us.
oh. we were coltish in our glee.
We loved 10 prance and whinny;
We asked no ''nlblick' and no tee"
When We were playing Skinny.
oh where are those companions now
The thin boy We called Fatty"
The boy III clad. with grimy brow.
The boy so neat and natty.
The boy who was 50 very fat
His comrades called him skinny -
There Is no friendship here like that
We knew while playing shiny.
Perchance. one day, a club I'll take
And set the golf ball flying
Al least. an effort l may make:
There's naught. you know, like trying.
But I shall miss those boyisb friends.
50 freckle-faced and grinny:
No modern game can make amends
For those lost hours OF shiny.
Washington Star.
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EALED
NOTICE.

The Board Of Trustees of the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane Will receive sealed proposals
until Friday, March %. at 10 a.. m, for fur
nishing a full line of supplies for the month OF
April. 1901.
Requisition book will be on file at Room A..
Statehouse. from and after Monday. March %,
1901. Ey Order Of Board Of Trustees.
Notice of letting contract for the building OF
pixies in Jackson township, Decatur county,
State OF Indiana.
The Board Of Commissioners Of Decatur coun-
", Indiana, will. in regular session, on Monday.
April lst. 1901. at the Commissioners room, in
the courthouse Of the city of Greensburg. re-
ceive bids for the construction of free gravel
roads In Jackson township. said county and
State, in accordance with the terms and speci-
hcatiOns for such construction now on file in
the auditors Office OF Decatur county, Indiana,
10 which bidders are referred. Bids will be re-
ceived up to 1870 O'Clock y. m. on said day This
order given by the Board of Commissioners OF
Decatur county.
w. j. KINCAID,
J. w. SPEAR,
j.. G. MEEK.
Commissioners.
Attest: T. PLEAK. County Audi
tor.
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AT CROWN HILL CEMETERY.
The Marine Band Will Start There at
z O'Clock This Afternoon.

The United States Marine Band will ar
rive from Cincinnati to-day, in the early
forenoon. The special train I'm which the
band travels will remain during the stay
in this city on the spur at Capitol avenue,
west OF the Union Station. The band will
leave the train at 2 o'clock TO visit Crown
Hill Cemetery, where two musical numbers
will be rendered at the grave OF eX-Presi-
dent Harrison. The band will march from
the train. by way of Georgia, Illinois.
Washington. Pennsylvania and Market,
into Monument place, passing the Column
bia Club. thence 10 Illinois street. where
street cars will be in waiting to convey the
band to the cemetery.
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RURAL FREE DELIVERY.


f. NJ. Dice. special agent for the govern
ment over the rural free delivery routes
OF the middle division is well pleased
with the progress this innovation is max
ing. The middle division Is composed of
the. States OF Indiana, Michigan, Illinois,
Kentucky, Missouri and Wisconsin. Mr..
Dice has headquarters In this city and has
~calities.
In this State 307 rural free delivery routes
have been established. Applications are
I'm the State ara enjoying the free delivery
OF mail The hrst routes were established
In 1856.
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LEFT LEG BROKEN.


Frank ID. Stalnaker fell from his bicycle
on Pennsylvania street yesterday afternoon
and broke his left leg about two inches
above the ankle. besides badly wrenching
his ankle. The rain made the streets slip
perry. and in crossing the street car tracks
carried into Deschler's cigar store, where
DIR. G. l.. Fletcher dressed the leg before
taking him home.
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WILL CONSOLIDATE LINES
IMPLICATION PLAN OF GOULD LINES
TO BE CARRIED OUT.
Brotherhood of Engineers Takes Up
the Case of Imprisoned Engineers
in MexicO-GeneraI Notes.

George Gould's plan to become the head
Of a combination of railroads capitalized
at $3J0,Oo0,c0 is progressing favorably. says
the New York World. His plan. the World
adds. meets with the approval and has the
cooperation OF j. Pierpont Morgan. the
Rockefellers and tho Hartman syndicates.
Continuing. the World says: THE unifica-
ton of the Gould system of railroads under
the control of the Missouri Pacific will In
Guide the Missouri Pacific, the St. Louis g.
Iron Mountain, the st. Louis Southwestern,
the Texas & Pacific. the International &
Great Northern, the Wabash the Missouri.
Texas q Pacific and the Denver q Rio
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Mrs.. Nation Sees Big Four Cars.

over 1900 people at the Grand Central
station, Cincinnati, yesterday inspected the
new Pan-American train of the Big Four.
Forty other cars of this pattern are to be
delivered to the Big Four by June. General
Passenger Agent Lynch n Assistant
Reeves escorted Mrs. Carrie Nation and
her party through the train, and at that
time the champagne happened to be flowing
freely. Mrs. Nation expressed her indigna-
ton at the use of liquor and wine on the
train as we'll as at her hotel and elsewhere.
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WALL PAPER.


& ROUSE.
WALL PAPER.
los North Illinois Street.
WALL stock OF wall paper is large
and Of ali new designs; examine IL and YET oir
prices before buying. ALDER HUTCHINSON.
carpets. chinaware.
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U~nivcrsaIist Church Conference.

A conference Of Universalist churches OF
central Indiana will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening in the Central Univer-
salist Church OF this city, corner OF New
Jersey and Fifteenth streets. The after
noon session Will begin at 2:3O o'clock. Sup
per will be served from $50 10 Z. The even
ing session will Ooen at 7.l5.
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FOE SALE-vEHICLEs.

FOR SALE-New and second-class vehicles.
buggy. tops. canopy tops. spring wagons and
epsgy bodies; wheels. shafts. poles. cushions.
backs. dashes, tenders and springs. Call at 523
{. Illinois 81. NJ. II. GEYER
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RUGS AND

RUGS AND w. Williams. manu.
facturer Of rugs. portieres. hassocks and rag
carpets. o5 Massachusetts avenue. indianapolis.
Inc. OLD and new telephones l074. Get prices
before buying.
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The Assets of the Company Ia the United States
are as follows:

State OF Indiana. Office Of Auditor OF State.
1. the undersigned. auditor OF state Of the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above Is a correct copy OF the statement Of
the condition OF the above mentioned COM
pany on the 3lst day OF December. 1900. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file ir
this ONCE.
In testimony whereof / hereunto sub
scribe my name and afix my ON.
[sEAL.l clal seal this I'D day Of March.
lsol- W. H. HART.
Auditor OF state.
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HELP.

men with two or more boys
over IA years OF age; good wages. Address
WANTED-"Harness makers, all kinds. espe-
cially on good light work; steady jobs, good
pay. no strike. MANNING HARNESS CO, Al
blon. Mich"
WANTEDISalesnen to sell our goods By sam
pie to wholesale and retail trade; we are the
hrgest and only manufacturers in our line in the
world; liberal salary paid. Address CAMDEN
MFG. Co, Savannah. Ga.
u. 8. army. able-bcdied I'M
married men between the ages OF q and 80;
and temperate habits, who can speak. read and
write English. Recruits specially desired for
service In philippines. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer. % ". Illinois St. indianapolis.
Ind.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs


FOR EN- plant; well located on Big -Four
Railroad; new building, new boiler and en-
CINE. lOO-horse power. Ground under ten years
lease; will make satisfactory price for sale OF
this plant. Address G ?, care Journal.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents wanted everywhere to write
accident and health insurance. Address as
When building.
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DENTISTRY.


DENTISTRY-Modern dentistry at moderate
prices at 10 " Pennsylvania St. Room /.
DIR. A. l. HAMILTON.
DENTIsrRY-scientihc Dentistry: thirty years.
experience. s. +. EARHART, 16a Washington
street. Call and get prices.
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STOVE REPAIRS.


STOVE EPAIRS-StOve repair and tin shop
55 Virginia av. New phone 3475.
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WANTED-Bicycle and gun repairing. key mt
ting. w O. WOOD. lO Virginia avenue.
W~ANTED-To give away 500 paintings. size lax
p: incl01e 2-cent stamp for reply. j. s. CAR
MOODY CO. 80 and Al Whiting st. Chicago. III.
LADIES y GENTLEMEN
Have your clothes pressed. cleaned, dyed, re-
paired and altered at GEORGE NICHOLSON.
= W Ohio street
WANTED-Tho many articles for the home at
Chambers ) and Decent store. 80 ". Wash
ineton. should be seen 10 be appreciated. Call
and inspect
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SOCIETY


&ASONIC-The thirty-sixth annual Convocation
and reunion OF the Scottish Rite bodies
will be held according 10 the following pro-
granme.
sARAIAH COUNCIL PRINCES OF ERUSA
LEM.
To-day Wednesday, at ? o'clock. Comforting
the fifteenth and sixteenth grades.
Banquet at 5 O'Clock.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX.
This evening az 7.S0 O'Clock. Comforting the
seventeenth and eighteenth grades.
INDIANA CONSISTORY S. L. r. s..
Thursday at 10 O'Clock. Continuing at , O'Clock
and 1880 o'clock. Conferring the nineteenth and
thirty-second grades. inclusive.
Dinner at 6 o'clock.
l.. HUTCHINSON sd,
T. L. c. NJ.
JOHN w. sTAUB, 33d,
NJ. +. Sow. Z. G. NJ.
BYRON K. ELLIOTT. 33G.
NJ. w. & p. NJ.
HENRY c. ADAMS. sd.
III. Com. in Chief.
JOSEPH W. SMITH, SSd.
Secretary.
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MACHINERY.

boilers. engines and machinery.
THE SENSITIVE SUPPLY co.
72 Massachusett&ave ~
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Have your tin roof. gutter and down
spout repaired. THOMAS f.. HAD
LEY. 16 Kentucky ave. New phone loo.
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RESTAURANTS-Barton's cafe is the best IN
city. try our lc meals. 16 w. Washington.
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TO LET.


TO Lets rooms: bath. furnace. delightfully."-
situated: 5 blocks postofice; SIC; 20 Highland
avenue
TO LET-Manufacturing building. with power;
best location in the city. Apply BRfCES
BAKERY
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W~ANTED-Bring this advertisement and e
and YOU can get one OF our best cOrsets for
the mex. ten days. Any style desired. CUSTOM
MADE CORSET 81 and s. CordoVa
hIceE
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FOR

FOR RENT-Manufacturing room. 5xlO, with
power. on railway switch; centrally located.
Address Box /. care Journal.
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LOANS-Mouey on mortgages. C.. +. SAYLES.
~ East Market street.
mission. money ready. C.. n. &
co. 3S Lemcke building.
FI~NANCIAL@Try new loan Office. % n. Della
ware. Money on diamonds, Jewelry and house
hold goods Will purchase your pawn checks.
FINANCIAL-Money to loan, large and small
sums, at lowest rate OF interest: privilege OF
prepayment. II. A. METZGER AGENCY 33
Law building.
kISANCLAL@First-mortEage loans on i'm
proved indianapolis property; lowest rates;
privilege OF prepayment SPANN a. CO. 1s
T.. Market
FIEANCIAL-Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana, 5ik- per cent. NO COMMISSION.
Money ready. c. ". WILLIAMS & CO. 1882
Lemcke building.
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MASSAGE AND BATHS.
CARPET CLEANING.


MASSAGE, and PERFUME baths.
1i5h w. Washington St, second floor.
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LOST.


LOST-Fox terrier pup; answers TO name o
Hansel. Return 10 1411 Park avenue. Reward
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STORAGE-WiH get your goods free II stored
with US four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co.. BIS T. Market. Either phone. 213.
ETORAGE-INDPLs WAREHOUSE &C.
W. T. Kurtz. Pres IA. A. Grassland. Mgr.
5l7-5z3 3. Penn. Telephone 1872.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
~erOhAGE-Tho Union Transfer ana Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Beo-
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING " OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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Personal.

PERSONAL~Palmls'ry free until March 81.
PROF. 1OCDM viii read your left hand free.
81 Ashland av. Permanent
PERSOSAL-Eyes examined free. glasses fitted
correctly. OPTICAL Co.. I9 w.
Ohio 81 Graduate lady 0prician.
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CARPETS thoroughly cleaned. 75c room. Cal
tol Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones :
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REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-Hase purchaser for modern
house north. Z. ". K 18 r. Market II.
REAL E~sTATE-For house, Irving
tons bargain. {. w. CAKES. l5 u. Market II.
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DIED.


SELMAN-Andrew J.. Selman died at the resi-
dence OF his father. DR.. a. q. Selman, lZ4b
East Washington street, March %, 5 O'Clock
= m.
GEHRfNG-winiam L. Gehring, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph 7. Gehring, died at his late resi-
dence. SO EOrth East street. March %. at L:30
O'Clock p N. Funeral notice later.
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FOR ~


TO LET-See list at l3I r Market. groun,
1oor. 4 APPEL
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WANTED-Situation by an experienced geners
bOokkeeper OF many years in banking and me
camille house. First-class city references. AC
dress j. +. D., care Journal.
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FOR TRADE-Modern house in Irvington 10
equity modern house north VIII pay cas-
difference. c. w. CAKES. I35 T.. Market ST.
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NOTICE.

NO~TICE-JOSEFH GARDNER. tin work and
furnaces. 30 Kentucky ave. Telephone ~
Chicago Loan CO. has removed
from 2l +. Wash. ". and taken possession Of
its new quarters. 43l r. Wash. 81. Loans made on
diamonds. watches. bicycles. clothing etc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-08
OrUbt peo Jloebrano.

SronpooS, Wid., 6te Nop. Sloe'
Brand unbreo aaoffen 3 bnorges
@lonOife 5beater, / TO Salooner oq
/ Warble Soil. 81 Yerioner omfom
/ Slanlmerne, % fem blep %alporlla
Iaaret. 0e ire gpgninger blep nloe'
les ebelagt, % Here ailore blep betp'
bella ifaoet. alotoife Sbeaters Saf
par $4,000 meo SO, 700 asiurance
Monarhs Saloon, $1,000; Ebsnil
Saloon, 81, 900; Marble Sail, ST.
600.
gron0enL ipm begpnote paa see
men, uobreote its meo ripc,oe Sur
tigbeo, % nlatge blep operp@loeoe
fsr oe bapoe artleoring til at Hippo
no. Wange ipnang no ira 2oen eta'
aes 9inoner % bleo farlig eaer al
porlig iaaret.
ga SiirIep % Sronpooo grano'
manoifaber anfom, bar ire Spgnlt'
ger Denlt. alonoife Sbeater lteo'
brpnote / 1877, oa eIeoe &patoel
ifrNes,rnu0te.