davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

"Do you believe . woman's testi-
mony in court is reliable?"
"Well, don't know. 1t might be if
there wasn't another woman in the
case."-Chicago Times-Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
sale of Ansora Goats

At a recent sale of Angora goats at
Kansas City good prices were realized.
The little animals were mostly from
New Mexico. and brought from $3.1a
TO $25 head.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
sweden's .ve.ice Of the yortA.''

The Swedish court is one of the least
formal in Europe, and in the beautiful
"Venice of the North" (as Stockholm
has been aptly called) King Oscar and
bis wife and family lead an ideally do
msstic existence, and are accessible to
even the poorest of their subjects,
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
"'Well, old man, did you succeed in
rushing the shortcake?'
California; Fruits.

No equal area of the earth's surface
has produced profitably variety OF
khe fruits of tree. vine and shrub
pqual to that of California.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
Newland's Additions

to the city of Boulder These lots are very de-
sirable for residence and the price Is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give a partial
list of properties we have for sale.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
"A Book Colleetor,

Hewitt-Gruet has . very hne L.
brary.
Jewett-He ought to have; he never
returns the books he eborrows.-Brook-
lyn Life.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
Order from Headquarters.

Angry Father-Look here, sir! VIII
told you that you could kiss my daugf
ter?
Smtor-She did.-Town Topics.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
Dissemination

Dora-You haven't announced it yet,
have you?
Cora-Haven't I just told you7-
Judge.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

II you want to sell or buy property call on Us
We are resident agents for the best insurance.
companies. We write fire, life, accident and,
plate glass insurance, and If In need OF any
thing In that line give us a CALL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

BluIkins wandered in at tho club
the other night and drew his chair
close to the IRE
II wouldn't be an Englishman FOR
anything he calculated. They
have the most gluttonous appetites
on record
t'You cawn't prove that bah
Jovel" said Mr. Algernon Hawkins.
who lived on chops and sworc By her
Majesty.
II can. replied Blu kins with
unruflied comp0sura and here Is the
proof. i was riding home IN an cleo
tric car last night Two English
man sat next % me- 4 ave Just
bought a stove. said one so ave
l. said the other But mine q the
best on earth. 70 cooks my breakfast
in 'alfan hour. said the flfst J0fc,
said the second. chat isn't anything
I can eat my stove in 1Fo nlautes =
And eren Mr Algcrnon Hawkins
Acknowledged the hngl|shmau did
have a pretty soild appetite i'osion
Budget
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

To one of the sheds at Windsor is
magnificent chestnut charger, over
seventeen hands high, once, the prop
erty Of the late Emperor Frederick
OF Germany The charger has a
sprightly though somewhat incOngru-
Gus companion in the shape Of Nj
nettee, little white donkey which
was purchased at Grasse by her
Majesty and presented to the Prin-
cess Victoria Of Connaught, for whose
use II is now being broken in Di-
rectly the donkey Is taken out OF the
stable for educational purposes the
charger becomes restless and un-
happy, races around the paddock at
tached 70 his loose box in evident
distress, and refuses to be comforted
until his beautiful little companion
returns
After inspecting this somewhat in
congruous couple, says an article in
the Idler, we are taken TO another
stable to see Jennie, a white donkey
25 years old. Jennie belongs to the
Queen and was bred at Virginia Wa
ter Her Majesty saw Jennie when
she was foal and had her brought to
Windsor and trained, and there the
docile old animal has remained ever
since, She Is pure white IN color,
with large, light, expressive gray
eyes. One popularity about her Is
an enormous fat back, soft and al
most as wide as mOderate-slzed
feather bed A handsome chestnut
foal is temporarily CHARTERED with
her This foal was bred from a mare
belonging to the late John Brown
and promises to be beautiful AMI
NAL Jennie, although rather re-
served, affably condesceuds to partake
OF biscuit pensiyely twitching her
long ears after us as we depart along
the road TO the royal dairy
The Queens favorite dogs are col
lies, and she possesses a magnificent
specimen in Darnley Wherever her
Majesty goes she is accompanied BY
Spot, a fox terrier; Roy, a black-and-
tan collie, aud a lovely little brown
spitz called Marco.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11
USING PEAT AS FUEL.
some Minnesota Peop'e Trying TO Get Out
OF the Coal Rings Clutches.

The nigh price Of coal and the Sc
we're weather. which has set in unu-
sually eallY. has made the matter Of
fuel a burning question in more than
one sense, says the St. Paul Globe,
particularly inasmuch as the cost Of
fuel for each person Ter annum is
about three times as great as the
Ost Of Tread or -four during the same
time The total aggregate Of money
sent out Of the State for coal would
be a surprising figure If it we're
known, and perhaps does amount 70
more than the money received by our
State for our surplus wheat II the
money thus sens out Of the State, or
a good portion OF it, could be kept
at home ana used TO employ our own
people, it would certainly be OF great
value to the State. and would well
repay the trouble taken ia introduce
ing it Peat is very extensively used
10 Europe wherever obtainable In
some districts it almost excludes
every other fuel It is used in the
cities as well as in the country in
manufacturing plants and even IN
locomotives and its use has
been fully demonstrated in a practi-
cal way. There are a great many
neat beds scattered over different
parts of the State; some OF them are
quite large and extensive and one,
near Grantsburg. Is said to be about
forty miles long. Exact data on
their extent are not yet at hand, but
our State ge0l0gist is looking the
matter up at the request Of George
Refs Of this city, who prev attention
to this matter after his return from
Europe and who, during the last
summer, had quite a quantity Of peat
cut at Castle Station, near North
St. Paul. The same has been tried
in quite a number OF stoves and
steam plant during the last three
months and has given good satisfa
tion. Several OF our American Cnn-
suls in Europe are now looking the
matter up and will furnish the re-
suits OF their practical observations
among them Louis Stern, Ameri-
can Consul at Hamburg, Germany, In
the vicinity Of which a great deal OF
peat is being used, aud where he and
Theodore Neuhausen, who accom-
panies him. will have ample oppor-
tunity to observe all details and have
promised information which will be
reading before the winter
is over Mr.. Rcls is corresponding
with different European firms who
deal in machinery for the purpose in
order to obtain the latest and best
on the subject, 50 as to
begin operations early in the spring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11
The Rest af NIiInics.

There is, perhaps, no other group
of insects which in form aud color
are so generally initiative and which
natuFalists have found more difficult
to detect in their haunts. Their
bodies often resemble the roughened
bark Of the trees among which they
live; or they seem TO have growing
70 them little fecks OF lichen or moss,
which ada to the deception. The
disguise of the walking leaf Phylliam
is the more striking to a naturalist
because he will notice that whereas
among all other members OF the tribe
the wing covers (when they EXIST are
greatly abbreviated, the very opposite
is true in PhYllium, the wing overs,
the only members which could be
made to resemble leaf to perfection,
being greatly developed, while the
wings are abOrted, as II the wing
covers were here developed for the
express purpose Of this mimicry
Twenty-Five years ago 40 the jar
din d'Acclimaoation, at Paris, some
Of these walking leaves we're ex-
hibited alive. They we're placed on
growing plants. from which the larger
part Of the leaves were stripped, that
the insects m CHIT not too easily con-
ceal themselves II a large placard
announcing the presence OF these
creatures had not drawn attention to
them, certainly no one would have
recognized anything extraordinary;
and even as il was many person,
after examining the ease with care,
left without seeing anything but the
plant and with the opinion that
what the placard told them TO look
for was some minute object too mi
scIoscoplc for their sight Even
those who knew what to expect had
often long search to discover what
was IN reality ia full sight
The same was true OF the living
specimens at Edinburgh. or one OF
them Murray says: ''For the great
est period Of its life it so exactly re-
sembled the leaf On which IL fed that
when visitors we're shown it they
usually after locking carefully over
the plant for a minute or two, de-
clared that they could sec no insect.
IL had then TO he more minutely
pointed out to them, and, although
seeing IS notOriously said TO be be-
lieving, 1t looked 50 absolutely the
same as the leaves among which IL
rested that this test rarely satisfied
them, and nothing would convince
them that there was real live in
sect there but the test Of touch 1t
had to be stirred up to make II move.
--Harper's Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11
COUNTERFEIT COINS
incredible skin Of the German. BeeksF-
He stands Pre-cminenf.

Incredible skin Of the German. Beohef-.
lie stands Pre-cmlnenf.
Among the counterfelters OF com
paratiyely modern times the German
Becker, stands Dre-eminenL say,
Long lnans' Magazine. With incredi
Bile skin he engraved dies for upward
OF 300 types Of coins, principally
Roman. and as most Of these were
struck Ia gold metal that does moi
change 80 appearance " tn time-ht
realized large sums from unwafy col
lectors. Becker was a man Of re
source and with some sense Of humOE.
How 70 take of the appearance o.
novelty from the freshly struck coin
was a question OF dinicult solution
lie solved it thus: lie had a small
box constructed which he partly
filled with iron hllings, and screwed
TO the springs Of his carriage, aud 10
that box ne placed his rewly struck
coins and then, as he xtgessed II.
.t0nk his old gentlemen a drive, on
the road between Frankfort ano
Ofenbach.
The coins came out OF the box still
fresh, but with the too glaring bloom
OF youth judici0usly toned down a;
length the market was 0yerd0ne with
his Productions, aud Becker, having
ceased 10 counterfeiL now sold com
plete sets Of impressions In lead from
his dies to the museums and col
lectOrs who had formerly purchased
his fOrger es, 50 that there might be
no difficulty in identifying what wa
bis hand work.
Within the last few year numbers
Of fOrgeries Of extremely rare coins In
the British museum and in private
collections have heen sold by auction
In London So good h their execu
tion that 10 seems probable thai
means have been devised for casting
steel dies on plaster casts or Of hard
ening electrOtype dies. The manu-.
facture OF rare ~siege pieces" car
ried on 10 one Of our midland towns,
shows a far lower amount Of skill
When genuine but defaced coins
are restruck with new impressions II
is very dihcult to discover the fraud.
Some genuine ancient coins are SURF
rap ees in this manncr-as, for in
stance, a whole class Of Jewish coins
which are struck on Roman silver
denarli But when the image and
superscription OF William III can be
dlscerned underlying the device 90 a
rare crown piece OF Elizabeth. the
question OF its authenticity is soon
sOlyed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

The rcuit rider H. the West Nir-
ginia mountains one day overlook a
mOuntaineer driving a pair Of mules
along the road and engaged him in
conversation as was his wont.
'You will excuse me said the good
man, but am the preacher on this
circuit, and ! want to know the ieo-
pie who live here | suppose this IS
your neighborhood?"
"Yes, sir; / live down here on
Greasy just beyant the forks was
the prompt response,
II don't think 4 saw you 40 church
last Sunday, did T."
"No, sir; but / usually aim to get
thar. Had a spell Nv sickness last
week an was laid up"
''l'm glad to hear you are a church
goer and 4 hope You are member. "
"Wcll. mister" and the natives
face showed some regret u hain't
got so ter along as that yit Bout
the best kin do is to go to meetin'
aud take chances on the talance."
"But Why don't you become a men,
borg"
''Caze my business is agin it,"
"What do you d09'
Pm a teamster'
"Why, that is no reason why you
shouldn't ioin the church.
''But / drive mules mister, an
after ten years at 1t I'm here 70 say
fhat n,ula drfvin' AM fho Christian
religion won't gee fer shucks, an thar
amt no use trYin' TO make EN-. I'm
just ez glad TO see you, though,
mister, an'-whOa. thar whoa" be
broke ln on himself as his team went
into a chuckhole. aud before he got
on TO hard ground again the preacher
was convinced that the native was
more than half rlght-Detr0it Free
Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

Some years ago a fierce war waged
IN India between the English and
TippOO Sahib On one occasion
several English officers we're taken
prisoners; among them was one named
Baird.
One day native officers brought
in fetters 70 be put on each OF the
prisoners. the wounded not excepted
Baird had been severely wounded and
was suffering from pain aud weak
ness A gray-halre1 01icer said %
the native onicial'
"lOu will not think Of putting
chains upon that wounded many"
There are Just as many pairs Of
fetterslas there are captives was
the answer, "and every pair must he
WOrn.n
Then said The noble ofiiccr. put
two pairs on me. will wear ms as
well as my own"
This was done Strange 10 say
Baird lived 70 regain mis- freedom
lived 20 take the citys but his noble
friend died 10 prison. This was in
deed q noble act-to bear a heavy
burden for another which that other
could not bear for himself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

He was a cheerful Ir shman, who
had spenta festive week among the
lights OF London, and Ia the course
Of that week had lost blackthorn
stick on viii b be bad set great
store
On the verge Of his departure be
hied him TO Scotland Lard and laid
the case OF his missing shillelagh be-
fore the authorities at the Lost Prop
erty Ofiice
otis a thorny stick and cut Il
myself, and had a big knob at one
end. and I'm going home tomorrow
and there's a fair on Tuesday and I'll
want IL"
These we're his instructions 10 the
department lie was c0urte0usy in
formed that every effort would be
made to fnd the straYed sprig the
chief officer on duty blandly adding.
'You may rest assured, sir. We
shall leave no stone untnrncd 10 the
matter"
Perfectly satisfied, the hero Of this
adventure withdrew. but the next
day, wishing % catch the Irish
mail" az Eust0n, be was stopped By
a barrier right across the roadway.
Ardent expressions rose to his lips
for minutes we're very precious just
then, and his OVAL face darkened az
he looked out and saw a rery army
Of navvies behind the barrier tearing
up the road with might and main
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

Almost had he opened fire with 4
vigorous complaint when, like the
mau in the play, he suddenly saw it
All. The words used by the gentle
man IN uniform at Scotland Yard
flashedl back TO him, and. with sur
rendering smile, he murmured.
.'Be the powers. they're quick at
keeping their word; its turning livery
stone they are, aud he cheerfullY
lost that train, Spare Moments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

In a Western paper, under the
heading situations Wanted" aD'
peared the following advertisement
which shows in fair degree the
versatility and modesty Of one Amer
lean printer:
Wanted. Situation by a Prac-
tical Printer who is competent %
take charge OF any department In
printing aud publishing house
Would accept a professorship 10 any
Of the academ es lie has 10 objec-
ti0n TO teach ornamental painting
and penmanship geometry, trigO
nometry, and many other sciences
Has had some experience as lay
preacher Would have no objection
to form q small class Of young ladies
and gentlemen 10 instruct them IN the
higher branches To dentist or
chir0pOdist he would ie invaluable;
or he would cheerfully accept a POSI-
tion as bass or tenor singer in a
choir"
Remarkable as II may seem, this
advertisement appeared day after
day indicating that the gifted printer
was still without a situation. At
last there appeared this addition 70
the notice:
"P. S Will accept an offer To
saw and split wood at less than the
usual rates"
The advertisement was not in
serted again, 50 that readers of the
paper were left TO infer that at last
the versatile printers requirements
had met with appreciation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

tAt e near tle city choir.
-ne 4unfaet g1t was sfid
Heard Llta uluAio mount the suira-
t1eI zans He q take the pill
"a eli in on the tenor cIteI.
ana locked into my face.
teiae4 nozne. lnF journey home,
AaA beloved by he bass
q e for tlea-If is for the
4ltrlekel be s0pran0 shall.
.-HH nat Way they BOXED a. ne.
ana 4eiiel He'll take be pill
AAet eiatenirs wildly al my breast
NA. ar4Nu q v heart stood stilli
-ea' yes cried III that g best
te pore-a IL take tbs pin
4, half iainlirg. reached be door
an4 far the st my domo,
4ea.d them isgine when life Is 0'or
ne z TAKE t1e pilgrim home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

pawnbrokcr-I can't give you nod
dings on dat goat nor on der bants.
looms needer
fmpccunioUs man--They are all
right / didn't steal them. ! pledge
you nay word
"You can't bledgc your word here
and get a cent ] wants no pcesness
init you
"But why?r
"MY fricnt I dclls you. ] see py
your face you haf 10 redccming gwal-
liics Texas Slftinss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11
save the PIECES.

China may be mended as firmly as
a rock by the following recipe Two
persons will be needed for the work.
however, for the manipulation must
be rapid. The necessary materials
are a little unslacked lime, pulser-
lied, the slightly leaten white Of
egg, and small hairtrush. suth as
is used for mucilagc Put the white
OF eyg On the broken edges of both
pieces 20 bc joined, and Immediately
dust one edge with the powdered
J me; put the two edges accurately
and 6rmly together hold them in
place Tor a minute OF two and then
lay them aside 70 dry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

An English method OF testing hut
Ter 10 determine its purity is TO
smear a clean piece of white paner
with the suspected article, roll &c up
and set it on fire II the butter Is
goo the paper will emit a decidedly
pleasant 0dor, but II there Is any
animal fat 10 the product the smell
VII De unmistakaOly taloWy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

Little Danny The teacher SAYS
that f0lka fais more bread ln The
winter tlms fhan thof doofe 90 sum.
mff
81 iloaaa nsgob lps not this
ainiaI ihefie 1oln'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-11

NOT enc man 10 a hundred has
sense enough 70 take care OF money
after be gets It.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
Ocpltum 90 bIino.
yn bar 2innie 0oguewooO gjert pio'
nnoerlige 6remjfriDt.

Sba @rope, Sotpa, 12te Marts. -
SCR Il 4ar iipen bleo Sinnie Sagues
tpoob fsot Der / 8pen. S De fprite Is
MudneDer bar bun ct normalt Barn.
Saa Tom en- R9ffs S%Dgoomme, iom
reiul.erebe /, at bun blep ogpitum og
blinp. S fsmten aar git benoes aaaa
beige uopitling lansiomt. 9enpss
.bsorposlise Silitano patte perpao
'9enners Spmartiombeo. De tilpsies
bragts tilitrattelige Ysngs til at Tfafs
benoe en- ipeciel S9rer i to 4ar, os ol
Denne Sum bar opbrugt, bepilsebe Sss
gi%sloturen Wiplsr til penpes pio.rs
uppannelie.
HeIultatet Jar peret tibet minore
eno piounberligt. s fem 4ar bar bun
lert at laIe be forifieaise 5~rptninss=
ip1temer for blinDs; bun fan Ifrige
baaoe meb 9lnant % Sppeitripermas
fine; bun bruser tin Stemme mer
'2etbeo / Samtale, % meo fine fel.
ipmme Singre fan bun leIe o9 for
iiaa talt Sprog. 2innie 6asuepoot
itaar M omtrent peb Chen at 2aurc
9riogmdn, 9aQen asGer og Hasnbilt
Hadtdeie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
Golp Sunoheosreeler.

Or. Grnft S9neningsr bar / Ct
init 2iositrift nplis uotalt fig ON
Jorboloet melem Sage os patisnt.
Gegen,. tiger ban, tan life sisre anost
eno eftsr beoIte Stjpn os Sampittiss
beo at bebanoIe ben perion, ION or
mere ener minors ing. Iltio tan ban
ogida sipe nogle sooe Haao. "Grfas
ring bar lart mig" itripsr ban, al
inoifjerpe fslgenos ae9ler:
/. Stat big ct iunot, arbeiDsbpS=
tist 2eseme; % Def, men opsranftren1
bet life bpertsn i Rpbelie eler Or
bsibe.
2. Srpet life for grcitements;
men lab benz life bli big til en- Sane
% en- Nsbpenoisbeo.
3. 8jsr big fri ps post big for en-
bper mdifinmGsIig Rutine.
A Glff Moo pg buo &ngiteligbeo.
5. 6rpgt lite for be iaatalots
Tisnber ubenfra 8aciaer. SnbHnz
pelie at 8eiret oIp.), men pabn bit oes
GENE mpo benz, iaa be life faar giers
Snbbrub.
6. Boat bia allermeit for oine eare
Sell.
Z. 5rp life, at Sunpbeo % gel
brebelfe pil bli ~Itjentet big, men bib,
at be maa oparbeipss at big Ielp.
8. 6islp aItiaa 2essns / bans
qrbeioe, Iaaleoes ium ou bauber, ii
ban bill bi:lpe big.
9. Glen aIoris, at bet ~bopeoiags.
Zig tommer an paa big ieip, ON 81
Ital bepare bin SelIe; bit Gegeme 81
fun bet SnItrument, Iom 29gen lptl
fer pua, mao ou sr Ing, og Oct er ban:
pietisite 0ielpemiooel.
10. llnogau llpuner.
II. Str9b efter legemlis % ilels
Zig 9armpni.
Il. Ser at tienoe big islp, at trt
there pe oiiciplinere big ielp.
Sm ou sfterlepsr pisie Re9ler, oi
BIZ lite binore Deoen fra at tommt
pa bit Gin bill life blioe fprl9nget I'D
oper ben naturlise @r2nie. Wien Der
Tom feloer benz, tor badbs, at ban
0ipslns lite bill bli uoilugt, fpreno De
paa en- fornuftie % bog lite gnisI
asti9 Maaoe rpiparsoe aicstraft {
opbrugt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15

W ufreI ftsst hsl.--J 81
fen uabnss lite / gnsen. SnbDOls
bene trrttes ub, efterdt 5opeo %
5ale froHinres, Giffsn paitss soot.
tsrres | alabes fptoes meo folDt Smsr
sobt blanset meb Salt, brunss !
5msr, paabclost " &op fur 5isDs
til bper Mqtrel % itsses 'aste 20
80 Winutsr. Gsrpsres meo bea
Sduce, iom sr / panoen.
MafreIfritase. Wln
renter Gifen, iom openfor be-
ffrepet, bporpaa ben fj0rss op
/ fins.rtptfe Stptter, toses iaa
tibet Nanb Iom mulis og tasss op.
araften files. : en- Grpbe imeltes 2
Spiieitser Smsr, irsres en- toppst
SpiieHe Wlel, fpeoes liot ao @ansen
meo 3 aoppsr at 5iitetraften, gipss !
Spfog, tilfrttes bet fornspne Salt
FAINT en- Spiisits Finbaffet perfias oa
baloes oper Jiitsn, iom imiolertit
maa bolbes BARN. Wan lRgser cms
firing Gabet ~opifaarne 8ulerspoer %
paitinaffer (garinips) iom er toste
|faltet 8onb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
,ycoc Gpro til Slast.

De fleite 5armerc sr al ben 6ormts
ming, al her paa pore Srotter saar De:
lite an at bereoe SIaatetpps for II
Itore Warteosr. Wdn paaitaar, ct
&limatst er life gunitiet, iaa bet tGn
itts sisrs meo 6orcsl.
Deb bette Meos bar noels. Der
bapoe foriest ia / osnns Rttuins men
mere eQ2r mirore belotgt Reiultat.
VT uptaIslisrne irsmslt bet notiaa
fart. at bet lite bal tlpgt al OPERATE
arsdtursrne til ben Iloer bar naiet.
pa ben itrrits Gprtsneite tunoe osntes
% Do i1Ies Dem til andre mere fpsss
tagiomme % inpFetsfusps, iaa oiSls
tuRoe bsfts ben itsrite 6oroel. Oett'
aieres o.sperre al altior mango. Cor
isasne mislp,teoes bsl't at ben Grunc.
al mar iluiteoe m,o 6spninsen for
ticligt. Oct er life not, at e. Slusts
naut tr / eoot Dub. Der trGpss er
pis 6uloenottso. Der, naor ben op
naass, brinssr ben egentliS, Jortie
neite. Raar bette lares, tan Slastc
tp9s Iigsiaa furoeIastigt fsoes 4