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Alvin Truck Growers.

Alvin. Texas, August 7,--About seven
hay outfits have started up in this section
the past week or ten days and three or
four more win start next week, The grass
is reported to be very fine since the recent
rains and II the weather continues fayora-
ble lots of good hay Will be put up mere
in the next two months,
Mig preparations are being made by the
truck growers here for a large fall crop OF
hi Kinds OF vegetables. The cabbage crop
especially viii be the largest ever planted
IN this section. .t.
The hg crop has turned out much better
thon nj first thou =. since the rain ana
same very fine fruit Is being shipped out
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portment heads we're requested to lend alt
possible assistance.
Plans for RedIssrietina.


To the Editor Of The Post.
Lufkln. Texas, August Probably the
very FIRST thing done by our solons at Aus
tin win he redisirieting congressional and
legislative districts, and having ut one
time acted In the capacity OF enrolling
clerk Tor the Kentucky house OF repre-,
reasons 10 know that this redistricting job
In SO large state as Texas can not be
accomplished In a day or week, especially
ests and SO large territory "a be divided
up INFO suitable districts redounding TO tue
greatest good to the greatest number
From conversations with pnr'les IN eeV-
erai OF the outlying counties At present
composing this, the Second congressional
district | am lead TO the opinion that "
eliminating a few northern counties such,
for instance, as Harrison, Pamela, and
few Others and adding Chamners aud
Trinity SO as 10 get the required npmner
Of people. such district would be homo,
gencbus with unity and community OF
interests, and would strAghten out the dls-
trict from the someytat shoestring appear
posed to placing the larger cities In COM
gressional districts 20 themselves, nor 90 l
think Il at all the proper thing TO place
jefferson which Is certainly Ia the plney
woods bcit--in the same district with Cat
weston and Houston.
In my opinion the very best way TO solve
this perplexing problem would be 10 let
the old districts remain us they are, and
let the four additional congressman pc
elected by the State at large. RMS would
cut short the extra session, and moreover
save great deal of unnecessary and ex.
penslyc wrapgllng by politicians on the
hunt for office. Another thing ls this:
No far as my observation goes-and unl
close observer Of political events Texas
now has as fine a delegation In congress
as any State In the Union They are all
men Of experience In legislative AFFAIRS, ana
there wifi be measures before the next
several congresses OF vital Importance tn
the whole State, and she can not aiford To
Z Il. ~ ~ al or
present able delegation In the lower house
nj Washington. r. J.. Russell.
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salary q asslstant mains and

Sdl he clerk Is s'S's'an' ina''1t anu 1850 ioso
Salaries of thirteen assistant
clerks, $1,0S0 each .......14,240 14,24V
Salary of sienograrher, who
shall perform such other.
duties as may be required by
the comptroller ....t........ 1UV0 l,uh
Salary of messenger .,..... 400 4u
ss each 3 '@o PORTS, - 40 100
Postage teegraphing, express -
aud Office furniture ........ Sno0 3,gvV
Books and stationery .,...,. .3l.5Oo l,3Vo
contingent expenses .%..... 100 lV
Travelling expenses for comp
troller, or his representative.
when necessary to check up
tax collectors or other offi- a
clal business, ,....,...,.,...t. BOO w
Heretofore an annual appropriation OF
$1,000 has been made for hinuing assess,
ment rolls and tax collectors reports. II
is respectfully suggested that this Item be
Included In the appropriations for public
printing, etc.
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conrt ~ Reaumont.

Beaumont, Texas, August s-The cases
against owen Fitze, charged With the
theft OF a mule and concealing stolen prop
erty. have been dismissed by the state
Jim Henderson, colored. was yesteIday
convicted of horse theft ana sehiepeeu "
seven years In the penlteniary.
Lee Bell, coIored. was tried anl coli
yIcted yesterday under charge OF ~.
sault TO murder and sentenced 20 Two sea's
"a n. Perry, colored Charged With a.
aault to murder, is on trial this afternoon.
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the First National bank Of A,s.i, 4, -
course OF collection due the sfatn et~in,-
ene name Of the drawer Of each cbeck The
a ans q same. the date received nv Won
b ban we ne date when Il was placed with the
oatrk LOT collection. II you have issued re-
celpts against any OF these checks or ire,ns
low alleged to be with the hank FOR col.
ieetlon please indicate the same.
Kennedy uimestone),
shannon,
Bullock
Cradd0ck,
Crawford
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Eot Bend COUNT Rioe FleIds.

Richmond. Texas, August Two or
three big irrigation schemes for rice for
Fort Bend county are under consideration
with favorable outlook. This county Is
natural rice Aeld, several streams running
through Il that viii furnish abundance oi
~ n desth Of 05 to 100 feet. Two hne rice
6elds orf being supplied now In this county
from wells and their crops are nrst-cla .an
IN every respcct-ali the wafer ln M 1t
Sort Bend soil Is especially adapted 10
sugar cane and rice.
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N.nro kilIed Near Wac.

Waco, Texas, August SIN row az
tho Neil McLennan place, about six nue.
from the city. this afternoon ub1u
O'clock George Mayneld shot Allen lug -
In The meek with acknowledgements san NJ ~.
, nal,,ns Hnehcs camer 10 the city imme-
disfeiv and surrendered 20 the 81 lSerS.
The tilline is the result Of an old teuA'
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a. Annle ~ West ICE.

San Angelo, Texas, August 6.--Mr John
Kennedy. a prominent stockman and hortl'
eulturIst of Menard county, after htteen
yearst cxperlmenting. has produced an Up
Die that bears 20 perfection IN thls si ~
tree tearing four varieties Of apples ana
Two OF pears, resulting from Careful gray
ING. All his apple trees are loaded Win
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chsrokes COUNTY cOnIederates.

Rusk. Texas August Tine TENN i ',',l
Confederate Veterans Captain - y VIZ
80, ao,oranv are having n reunion here
E ahs,, an3 tomorrow. 4 basket dinner 10
dgv and a barbecue tomorrow There arf
n great many old soldiers here, as w
sp .1 ,ia,on were Invited The crowd today
hn estimated at 1000 and more are Eez.
,,ac,ed tomorrow Short speeches were
fofav
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sneaker Prince called the house 70 order
., a.sn After roll call and prayer Hender.
~, moved that all absentees he excused
ann 49, next meeting Of the house. Car.
ried. a.r, co,a a. oor
fsr Vice Peter Cole, who y w. .,.,.
tsprrsv orsrei an amendment 70 Marzns
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SWORD PRESENTATION 10 Haze
Sherman VIII Make the Event Notable
One

sherman, Texas, August s.--A movement
is on foot to have full company Of vet
Grams OF the Ihlrty-thIrd here at the pres
entation OF the sword to General Hare TO
act as the guard OF honor TO their old com
manding officer II will also he the aim
Of the committee to secure II possible Mt
tendance OF the officers of that regiment
who may be In Texas This will he one of
the most pleasing features OF the entire
jubilee, II brought about as desired.
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Nenroes, House, Flred Into.

CorsIcana. Texas, August ga report
reached here today that some negroes on
the Woodruff place, one mile from Barry,
we're badly frightened by some one shooting
into their house. No one WIS injured An
ether house was shot into on Mrs. yarneils
place hut the negroes had been warned
and had left the place.
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rHlEvlNe AT CALVERT.
Seven Hundred Dollars Buried in a Ca
Akf Il.u,,4t,.J a,.d ctolen

Was Unearthed and Stolen.
Calvert, Texas. August s.--Deputy Mar
shall c. r. Lovett learned late yesterday
afternoon that Miss Matte Edwards, who
lives In the western part % Calvert had
been robbed Of 800. officer lovett went
at once to the house and as the result OF
his investigation learned that the owner
mad buried the money under her house for
safe keeping; that the robber or robbers
obtained Ia some way the knowledge or
this fact and dug mp the tin can IN when
the money had thrown aside the can, NO
clue has Vet been obtained which VIII lead
10 the arrest and conviction OF the guilty
PARTY or parties.
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uIjno Public School.

Lullng, Texas, August Sine pubic
school building here has been put ~ phef1
oush repair. preparatory 70 the open'nK Of
school on September 2. L.unng has one af
sere are nroud az t. This session copsii
cradle attendance Is expected from other
nIacaA- w. ~ --- ~
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Tom Green County Celery.

San angelo, Texas, August 6.--The Tom
Green county celery crop from present
promlslng indications, viii be large one
and the product Of Its usual havor, deiicncy
and crisDneSs.
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BANK NAY RESUME.
INNN WFfF HIoOWILs
President wortham and Receiver
Yerkes al Austin.

Ierkes al Austin.
Austin. Texas, August -Presi
dent W. B. wortham Of the First
National bank. accompanied by Re
ceiyer Ycrkes arrived IN town late 4
last night. MIR. wortiiam. the re-
ceiyer and the bank examiner have
been at work at the hank all day
and affairs are moving along in per-
feet harmony. II Is the general I'm
preston that the bank Will resume
within the next ten days or possibly
sooner.
II was learned tonight that State
Treasurer Robbins has s35s ,2os.s9 Of
the states funds deposited with the
First National bank which was In
course OF collection.
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me house committee on finance met this
afternoon 10 consider Mnrrny's appraISia-
ton bill subcommIttees were appointed
10 confer With the different departments
a. to their various appropriations and de-
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Senate Finance.


The senate finance committee met today
organized and began preliminary work.
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NAL ARIA. MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
iaria. zoe.
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maintain the ohlce LOT ihe WV
ginning September l, 1901; 90 zoo 40 zoo
Salary OF comptroller '.s15'ySfoSH 81 Seo
Salary OF chief clerk -...-,.-'. t'9.-Wg go
salary of chief bookkeeper ii'91o 80 90
saiary OF assistant bookkeeper L5Vv low
saar rks Of two eorrfs a,D. 400 2,4oo
salaries Of two sheriff. clerks
witness and attorneys ae- 40 n oon
rounfauts $500 each ...- zVD <'v''
salary of receiving clerk. VINO
ss Rs5 s4s s g ssss 1889 1893
Sala,ips OF two assistant war 400 a IN
rant clerks. $1OS0 each 49,. = 100 <'lV'
salary 81 reg ,sept clerk ~ wa" LOO LOO
salary OF bookkeeper In war az, .,.,
rant department ....,....;;,.
salary Of clerk for resis'erins 1900 1870
salary Of school ana spsr' 1900 100
s, TSrT'6 St deposit si@rR wvarrapt ana y.
gcnerai clerk .-.--.. i'ts6av 100
s5fierS Of chief tax clerk 49,. Loo i'4yS
salary OF assistant tax clerk. i'-V ~"
SALARY s.,. e t sssisianl TAX 100 100
ssa.s s ssSssis ssrl 1859 1859 aS S
sslss : ..,.iis sis.G 1899 ssS sS
ss sis5t = .,i,,iss .i:is 1899 1899 h las
salary % assistant auo,''s 1900 iea
salarles :. e 200 ts ereh pension s.soo s,eoc
salary Of mailing and NE 900 ,oaD
clerk ..s...s..'' '''''''
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MR.. GRIGGs' srATEMENr.

foliowlng is a statement BY Representa-
i've Griggs of Harris county in opposition
10 the bills placing Galveston and Houston
IN the same congressional district. II was
maze before the house subcommittee on
congressional districts:
Harris and Galveston counties shouia moi
ne thrown together In the same compression.
~ district for various good reasons among
"Iicn may be noted the following:
\ Houston and Galveston are the most
important commercial cities In the state
anu are the gateway to the incoming aud
outgolHg commerce OF the State and the
great Northwest. One man can not proner-
~ take care OF the interests OF botb In
congress for the reason to-wN: He would
ne overburdened with work He would he
La ..l and harassed by a system OF haul
lng ana pulling at him from both cities
which would discourage him and render
MS efforts absolutely ineffertive. and an
snort time the. good work aircady done and
that now, under headwa.> would be lost
sight OF and the great and growing rad..
Ways of commerce new enjoyed by Texas
and the Northwest would become A thing
OF the past and who would suffer- Texas.
From commercial standpoint Texas can
not afford 10 jeopardize itself by throwing
Houston and Galveston together In con
gressional district.
=. II would certainly render the nolitical
complexion OF the district doubtful Gal.
weston has proven Itself a doubtful political
quantity. and for Houston | can only say
that II real good opportunity, presented
with the hope of success, II might prove
to be republican in congressional matters
The democrats of Houston and Galveston
are alike Interested In maintaining a reason
able democratic majority and both alike de-
sire that a district for each be formed
whereby the greatest good may be reason.
| ably certain to result to both the State at
| large and the democratic party
| g. To lessen the influence IN congress so
| as to forfeit the continuance of appropra-
tions for work already projected AT Gal
| weston and Houston would be a suicidal
| course for this State to take. for without
| rapidly increasing shipping facilities tho
| commercial interests of the State win be.
come enthralled and imprisoned, as 1t were.
| With hut one congressman to represent
| both interests and with his distracting en-
| vlronment he will become an automaton,
without influence at Washington. with re-
| suits as Just stated. do not believe that
any member Of this committee or Of the
house will contend that Houston and Gal
! weston should be thus Joined. unless he be
an enemy to both and to the commercial
| interests of the State as well.
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co,lprRolLERIs EsTIMATE.

The following is the estimate Of the comp
troller's office for the general appropriation
bnl. 1t viii require pe amounts named 10
maintain The office for the tive years he
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Senate Congressional Subcommittee.
The senate subcommittee on congressional
districts held two executive sessions dur
Ing the day Nothing was given out FOR
publication. but Chairman Davidson report,
ed favorable progress.
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House Representative Subcommittee.
The house subcommittee on representa-.
tive districts has almos; completed its Ia.
bcrs. II finished the One Hundred and
Third district before adjournng this even
ing.
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LETTER FRoM MIR. JEsrrp.

lJfs i EN- 4 KUN NJ Jf.NOGs
The following letter received by the
speaker from Mr.. c. NJ. jcsup Of the New
York committee, was read to the house:
Hon. X. r. Prince, Corsicana, Texas.
My Dear SIR / am Informed that your
State legislature Is TO have special ses
sion next month and In behalf Of the dele
gates from the chamber of commerce Of the
State Of New York, who visited yonr state
during April and May, 1901. I have the
honor to request TINT You convey TO the
members of the legislature an expression Of
gratitude and appreciation for the boundless
hospitality given by your imperial State To
the gentlemen composing rhc delegation.
During our brief stay In Texas we We're
the recipients of n most gracious courtesy
and where Information was desired along
the lines for which We visited Texas IT
was never withheld, but given with an
honesty and straightrorwardness that deep
~ impressed Us.
The report OF the delegation is now In
process of preparation and Will be duly
submitted to the chamber of commerce of
the State of New York at the October meet
| ing of that body. II is hoped that this re
| port will produce favorable results and that
| the betterment of the relations between the
| commemorative of New York and Texas
may result for their mutual advantage.
I I would be lacking in courtesy If | did
/ not express TO you our appreciation OF your
| personal courtesy aud consideration white
| you were aciinc as Governor Savers rep
| resentatlve.
o+toniion md win hest wishes for YOUR
attention ahI Win nSs., ,,s,,ority ~ H.,
ssd anp iUI ,5e o,, nre so ioyai remain,
aua.e f ST M fn,i, yo,irs
ii'oS' Charles NJ. Jesup,
/ cu,a,.,,., rbon,hnr Of C,ommerre Delega-
HUI u"ilii"u
uoh
prsorrT1oNs FOR NEW WORKERS.
- i ,...s,,,.ior ~, Henresenta.
tive Little of Bexar was introduced in the
honsa this morning II was opposed by Mr.
,t'''' -. ~, s,,oapor I,
Napier anu uelenueu w '"e
is pending business
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Sra Daihinston.

Senatets Milit9rtomite feb ct ItpSt
Tsosrlas / Ssnatet ben 9pe ps. Som
tiolisere meooelt bdpoe aomiteen fores
tasst Den 9Gnoring / !9uists 99rorps
ningsfprIlas, Der belt afitdfer GAIT
teens, at 81 tunpe i9lges til Soloas
terne, mepens 5orbuoet mob Salg al
9ins os 8r9nbepine fprblsp itaaenpe.
Sa Sasen tom Up til 8~ebanplins i
Senateti Snsoass, blep Suiets Sor>
flag ON fuloit9nbig at afitafTe GAIT
teens" bifaloe meo "a mob Is Stemz
mer. Oermeo er altiuu bette tilons
Spprssmaul afsiort, og inssn GAN
teen" pil blips tilabt ifsIss ben npe
Saroreninssloo. 0rsftelien al penne
optdser bet meite al Senatets Sio,
men bet er snbnu pna bet upisis, nacr
ct snbelist Raultat pil fpreIisss.
- Senator Seller frsmlasoe / 5res
bags en- 9enpenpelie fra 1000 Silipis
noer os "frecsliee Yorsere" al WaniIa,
bppri bisie uptaler Sniteligbeoen II,
at Der tilitaass Silipinoerns Den SRI
beb, be fp~rIdnser.
- Taptein Isierien, ben samIe
norTe 1drineinssnier i Ietp 9ort,
fuloe falot for Iloerssrenien / bisIs
0ase, men Rssisrinsen bar funoei
BAN uunop9rlis peo llofsrelien at en-
Del Irbsiosr, Der er padbespnot unosr
bans Silinn, os bar oerfor unmoost
BAN ON at bIioe ftaasnoe, til oisis er
fulofrrts. Npeet lignenoe ital life
BABE bGnot tiolisere BET | 2anost, meOs
bsler en- @aIbinstontorreiponbsrt
Oct fan fcrmcbsntlig berfor | bpert
5alc npteres iom en- Si9loenbeb.
- Sa Der ben lobe bs. I Ssndt:t
blep S~pergsmaal ON at iiaof9its
rpels at SrGiiosntens llouGpnelier,
neolaooe Senator Settieretp SnoIi'
selis mob StaSfGitelIsn at Samss 9.
Sarlan Tom Gererulacpotat for porto
Ricp. 6an ipntes. BET par upasIenoc
at uon9pne en- Srn AZ 6or. Statsrs
Srieitsretsoommsr Sarlan Ill et 'aas
ocnt Gmbebc poa Bet nupGrenoe Sioss
punt, "a Srieitsret lar unber ODER
peisI'e Spsresmaalst om 9orto Ricos
natsretsIiQe Sitting. llonGpnelien
er mibIertioil hsnlasi.
- Snoianerbuoaetiet sr al osr
S9rtpmits, Der bar tapt BET unoer Be
hunoliuo | Senattts Snoianertomits,
bleren fiIisitt rem Ncrcrsniua. at Sn'
ereminifsren Fan iinaSs 8rubeoperas
iicusr paa Reisruniiorsrns. eoa 'elps
islsslis unSsr cisie Gorbebple, esri'
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
SmaapImt.
6r. @uftdp SnnTpn.

- Sr. Gufidp 9aniOn. al 9asIsp,
Minn., Der iom berettet i iipits Ro.
tpm bernso for at bipaans en- GamiIisa
felt, reifte 9iem ieien ~isoarmorsss.
Gbriiten Nesie fra ausion.
er fommsn bsrnso paa 9eise hos i'm
Softer. Mrs. 8. 9. Slion i Big
Canoe.
= 1r.s.S. q. SpIoe fra 9ropt.
inss, @. o, blsp taloet bjem til in
Sabsr. Sle Sseerirns 0ppsIsis. Sun
sr en- Setter at Mrs. &. anubien os
8. q. Ssserion Der at gpen.
- 4nhreip Sunion reiTte iilbags til
Ioisior, Minn., / 5reoags efter nooen
sibs Sties bos Slratninse pao
samIs Somter / Big Came.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
oaaerpe. ;yornieliae bar boa tommst

gaaence. Gorfijelige bar bog tommtt
bort til mig meb en- a~nisgning eIsr
ct ellsr auoet 5%orIoussnbe. Oct bar
paret Sfielme os Spasmasere. Tom
oar inobiIot benz, at jes bar pr0iioen=
ten. Men | andre 8per, Her naar
prGiioentsn bar beisst bet Steb, bar
iss bdpt meset 8rpperi. gn e0er 10
8anss bar politiet rsbpet mig fra
npssjerrise SoItebobs. Seq antar, at
im msr Iisnsr p~r9fibentens Soto
graf, enb jes Iisner praiioentsn islp.
Seq er / mango aar at os til blepen
tat ior at pere MeSinIep - enoog
mems ban par / aphersslen. 5 1896
par jes | gbicaso / Sorretninesr. Set
bar iirar eftsr, at Wcainlep bar bles
pen npmineret. Ret mango nGrmst iis
mig o9 ia, be piloe 81 mig lin Stems
me. Seq toe bet 9obmpoist en- Sic.
Men en- Dag, nstop ipm iss piloe saa
omborb | en- Sporpogn. tom en- oiger
politimanb bort til mig. "Mir. Wca
2inep", ia ban agieIfesfulot. limb
itplo mig; men ri pil ale FEMME PHI
Big. 9an bdpbs itdniet mig iaapas
lGngs, at S%porpoenen git fra mig. o9
bioiiat iparts jes: "Stsm, og reis til
8lotsbiers!" Som jes penbte mig
bort, Iaa jee ct Iniigi msp 1ist fors
Oilbet llotrpi, at iss er Bit betpmret,
bper Sang jss bar tGnft pao silbras
gelTsn."
0u, ben tjare Dottor bar ba fdast
en- bite liosn SorImas pua, bporban
BET er at bare prGiibent, enboa ban
life bar fsit aniodret. Suooe Wcain'
lsp git ct ilist Spur, iom 9ottorsn
aap politimanbsn / Gbicaso, billie
ban neppe pa boet / bet "SSpioe !Sus"
nj.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

os Omesn. Msen be fpnies lite at
bape apF til bet. Seq ipurste benz
bporfor, % be iDarebe. at be JOreneD.
Staters GpIi tjenbte insen unbsn /
China enb,2i Suns Chang. Os bet bar
lite oeres Don't at inuie Op en- npMuuo
at FriDe ON, os bDis ubtaleIier al
4nifuelfer life pilbe babe Spor al
@ast for beres 29iers. Oct bar, foroi
aorreiponbenterne life fjenbte bisis
M9no. ON 9Dsm Be tiIiibt maa-!e
fripe, at iou mango ifiape Gremftils
linger refultsrsoe."
Orr. @oponop CT pperbepiit ON, at
bDis ben Sremsanssmaabe, fom re
5orenebe Slater bar neblast. blir
fulst. bill 6reosbetinselisr burtis blips
Opnaaet, retfGroige for ale.