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The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31

lecture on Modern FcudaNsm" on questions
uppermost in the public mind In reply we
received the letter published below, which
II Will be seen, we were not permitted to pub
iish at the time. Mr.. Davis having been
nominated. We take the liberty of giving his
letter to the public
St Paul, Mimi. June 2, 1S73-W. w. VII
mans, Esq.-Dear Sir: / am in receipt of your
esteemed favor Of May 30
Ny lecture on Modern Feudalism does
not profess 70 touch the question of remedy
II was written three years ago, before the
question had begun to receive any political
agitation, and was designed to call attention
10 the tendency of the modern corporation to
subordinate the government Itself to the func-
ton OF the private monopoly.
Many predictions made in that letter seemed
audacioUs when they were written, but events
have moved SO rapidly that within three years
the tnlngs which to predict seemed venture
some nave become the stalest kind OF history.
am satisfied that the great political strLg-
gle OF twenty years to come will be fought on
the question or corporations. The Dartmouth
college case, which was decided by the United
states supreme court years before a single
rail was laid in this country, is the great
dl1neulty in the way Of the legislative regula-
tion OF the corporations. This decision, how
ever, merely affected private corporatlo
II does not profess to touch those bodies
which, like railroads, are public in their ma
ture, and to which certain rights of sove-
reignty-such as the right to condemn prop
erty--are delegated. Whether the courts viii
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31

Charlie Mitchell as Chaplain
Correspondence of The Journal.

Correspondence of The Journal.
Nome, Alaska, Sunday, July 21-I have
just returned from the cemetery. 1 feel
somewhat tired. as 1t was a walk Of about
six miles. THE Arctic Brotherhood" was
called upon to perform the last sad rites
for an Arctic Brother, who died of heart
failure on July 1y. His name was G. J.
Reilly. He was born in Hartford, Conn.
about forty-fve years ago. He was edu-
Gated for a priest but drifted into the
theatrical profession, was leading man for
Fanny Davenport, and, report says, was
married to her at one time; was also
Wrinkle" and played with other promin-
ent companies.
| was appointed to take the place of the
chaplain, who is away at the present
time, on a trip to San Francisco.
The funeral ceremonies were quite i'm
pressive. My lines were not very lengthy.
The Arctic chief asks:
What is the record of our absent
brother at your station?'
The answer was as follows:
Justice, charity and truth ever guided
our brother in his dealings. He believed
in and practiced the principles of the
fatherhood Of God and the brotherhood
of man"
similar questions and gave their answers.
Then the Arctic chief gave those raps
that bring all members to their feet,
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31
WHAT CLERGUE IS
DOING At THE 500
Modern Steel Works With Electrical Power Fur
nished by New Canals Associate Indus
tries of Wonderful Character.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, Aug. 31.--In an
ticipation of the early completion of their
great Michigan power canal, the Michigan
Lake Superior Power company and it's
Canadian ally are constructing a dam
across the foot Of Lake Superior at this
point The concrete piers are finished for
a fourth the distance across the river and
the steel work is under way. Much of
this dam will be done by the commence
ment of winter. The Michigan canal that
is expected to so draw from Lake Supe-
rlor as to neceSsitate this retarding sys-
TEN, is nearly ready for operation The
vast excavation is practically finished, ex-
cept for the upper and lower ends, and
there remains the cleaning up and lining
of the canal prism TO secure the best re-
suits from the flow At the lower end
where the canal widens to more than
fourth mile and it's water enters the pow
er house, an enormous amount of earth
has been eXcavated.
The power house is partly up, all its
foundation are in and at the southern end
the work of placing the eighty 600h. p.
jolly Mccormick turbines is under way.
There are to be three stories of steel con
struction in this great power house, which
is to be 400 feet long and more than 100
feet high, and it is stated by the steel
makers that 1t is the largest job of steel
erection under way in America to-day
with its more than 5000 tons of shapes
and plates. Half dozen travelling cranes,
etc. are Installed on the structure, and
the stoccato monotone of hydraulic rivet
ers is to be heard from the steel Of the
turbine chambers 1t will be nearly a
year before water is turned into this can
al On the Canadian side the river the
second canal is started and excavation is
progressing fast.
Electricity for Power.
Eight large steam dredge boats are
working day and night on the Canadian
channel above the government lock, pre-
limenary to the erection of an ore dock ], 800
feet long, for the handling of Michipicoten
and other iron ores. This dock will be
contiguous to the steel plant now nearing
completion and short distance from the
larger plant contemplated for the future.
The rail mill at this point will be ready
for operation in two or three months, and
it's entire output for some years has al
ready been sold to the Canadian govern
ment.
At this mill there will be as extensive
an application of electricity for power as
possible and the second Canadian canal
is expected to furnish this as well as
mower for other works. Three eight foot
cupolas are installed for melting pig for
conversion, the necessary iron being ex-
pected for time to come from the works
of the Canada Iron Furnace company, at
Midland. Later, when the blast furnace
plant now under way is completed. the
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31
A VOTING MACHINE
Veteran Newspaper Man Has Device
to Simplify the Ballot.
Milwaukee Sentinel

Milwaukee Sentinel
Pump" Carpenter, the veteran news
paper man, who has lived alternately in
Baraboo and Madison for half a century,
claims to have invented a voting device
which works perfectly and can be manu-
factured at half the cost of the voting
machine now on the market. Mr.. Carpen-
ter declines to show his machine to the
public or to give description of it to the
press, but several men who have exam
ined it are favorably impressed, and say
that it may solve the present cumbersome
and tedious method of recording votes.
The ordinary ballot is used in the Car
penter device. AS the paper passes
through the machine the voter, by manip-
ulating the mechanism, indicates the can
didates for whom he desires to vote and
the choice is recorded. When the polls
are closed the index of the machine shows
just how many votes each candidate has
received, and this record can, if desired
be corroborated by the ballots which have
been preserved just as marked Mr.. Car
penter claims that his machine is thor
oughly practica BILE, that it can be made
at small cost, that it preserves the Sc
crecy Of the ballot, and can be used wher-
ever the Australian system is used. 1t
has not yet been patented.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31

direct process" will be adopted and metal
taken from them. Two acid lined Besse-
mer converters of five tons capacity each
are swung in place at the northern end
OF the massive stone buildings The plans
indicate that the best modern practice will
be followed at this works. After being
blown, the metal will be poured into
moulds on buggies and stripped by an
overhead Wellman- -Seaver electric strip
ping crane that is also provided with an
auxiliary trolley to change the ladies on
the ladle crane.
There are two four-hole pit furnaces
into which the ingots are drawn and
charged, and delivered to the blooming
tables and to the rolls also, by a single
overhead electric crane of Wellman- -Seav-
er design. The ingots will be passed
through 32-inch MILL sheared and passed
to Siemens regenerative heating furnaces,
of which there are four
Manufacture of Rails.
The rail mill consists of three stands,
first and second roughing and finishing
mills, and is driven by 40x48inch en-
gine. Electrically driven transfer tables
will manipulate the material here and
the rolls are under an electric overhead
crane for handling rolls and spindles
when changing sections. After passing
the saws and a cambering machine, the
rails are to be cooled and finished and
handled by pneumatic hoists on cars for
disposition all the operation being from
start to finish under one roof.
This plant is exected to make rails of
80 to 60-foot length and Of any section to
S5 pounds, as we'll as to roll structural
shapes. Tracks of the Algoma Central
& Hudson Bay railway run into the build
ing at the finishing end and connect with
the ore docks and furnaces at the other
end. The structural work is all banded
sandstone in the handsome style adopted
for all the mechanical buildings of the
company and the roofs are corrugated
iron on steel frames. The present main
building is aboat 1,500 feet long and of
various widths. and all foundations were
of concrete. Aside from the Pueblo, Col.
works, this is the most westerly steel
works in America.
The company is just completing and
moving into a large and commodious
office building of sandstone and steel To-
Gated beside the No. l tailrace os the
Canadian canal
The Algoma Central & Hudson Bay rail-
way is being pushed northerly to a con-
nectton with the Helen mine branch pro-
1ected northeast from that mine and the
newer Josephine. and 1t is hoped that ore
may be delivered all rail to the Sault
hereafter Shipments from the Helen
mine are UP to expectations, and are now
going into Cleveland and Ashtabula in
moderate volume. besides to Canada.
Several new buildings in connection
with the varied metallurgical industries
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31

per mile of construction, but 1t is good
guess that Mckenzie, Mann & Co., will see
to it that those provisos do not interfere
with the getting Of the limit of the sub
sides. In fact these subsidies are sufi-
cient to pay for the building of the larger
part of the road in Ontario, for while
there are some parts of the line that it
may cost as high as $4,000 a mile to
build, there are others which can be
built for 5000, and taken as whole the
work is light.
Physical Features of the Line.
From Port Arthur west the new line
climbs up to the height Of land along the
Kaministiquia river and its tributaries
on the west. The height is attained sew
enty- eight miles west where the altitude
is 1,567 feet above the sea and almost due
west to the headwaters of the Atikokan
river to Rainy Lake, which it skirts to
river and along the north shore of that
river to Rainy Lake, which it skirts to
the Rainy river to Beaver Mills, sixty
lake near Fort Francis on a trestle about
three miles long. The line follows down
the Rainy River to Beaver Mills, sixty
two miles from the lake where it crosses
into Minnesota at Beaudette over a mas
sive steel bridge. 1t swings around the
southern end of Lake of the Woods run
ming for about fifty miles in Minnesota
]
into Manitoba; thence it runs almost due
| northeast to Winnipeg
Going east the maximum rising grade
is only l per cent and there is very
little of that. Going west the maximum
! is .5 per cent. Climbing to the summit
from Lake Superior scarcely anything in
height is lost once it is gained. Going
east from Rainy lake about sixty feet of
rise is lost along the Seine river. The
ma Xtmum curvature is somewhat HIGH
being eight degrees, but there is very
| little such curvature and it is all on level
grades. The first part of the road west Of
| Port Arthur is rather crooked, having
! been built before the company was so well
| off as 1t is now and will doubtless stand
some rebuilding later on.
| The engineering on this line compares
| very favorably with that on the Canadian
! Pacific between Lake Superior and Win
! nipeg. By taking a general route which
| brings it to the south Of Lake of the
| Woods, the new line has been able to
/ follow the water courses and keep in the
valleys. The Canadian Pacific, on the
I other hand, strikes across country with a
fine scorn for natural routes, and is, con-
sequently, a very much up-and- down
| route.
Most of the Work Done.
The track is now laid for 100 miles west
from Port Arthur and for about the same
distance east from Winnipeg, leaving
| something over a hundred miles to lay
this season. AS the grade is we'll up be-
yond the end Of the track, it looks as ii
the line should be connected before snow
flies. The difficulty in getting labor is
however, seriously impeding progress, anc
| may put off the connection OF the rails tc
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-08-31

this year it is obvious that hereafter it
will afford the people of Manitoba and the
Canadian northwest that competing outlet
within Canadian territory which they
have long desired.
MfnnesOta's Interest.
Since the Minnesota & International as
heretofore pointed out, will meet the new
Canadian system at Koochiching the peo-
pie of Minnesota have a direct interest
in the county the latter opens up.
Theodore NJ Knappen
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

20ps SUM 1887, % GrtebiTtopsn al
Canterbury % Widrtien al Counting
BAN iii i Spprae at puerbrinse Srpne
arpingen Y~uoitabet. 8lotten 5 ON
Morssnen reo be ino til Bennington
BALLADS % forlan9te itrar at bli frer1s
Itilet for 9ictoria. Oa Den 1Saarise
Pige bsrte, at bun bar Drowning 81
Gnelano, tpSIepe bum be to 9uobrins
ceres S9noer, falot pda Sn9 mellsm
Dem us ubbreo: Seq bsbsr ON goers
5orben for mis!"
Heits Dag bIep 9ictpria protlames
ret Drowning opsr Storbritannien %
ben 2Sbe SUM- fanot ben ~beitioelige
Sronin9 Stsb.
Den unse Drowning panot lit Soils
9elpiIis % SiGrtelas msp ct eneIte
Slas. Oa bun for fsrits Sang ops
traabte / ct &obinetsmpoe bandit bun
ale be erparoiss MiniItrss 8sunbrins
peo i'm paroise. rolise os fatteos Sps
trGeen, % benoeS fsrite Sale tikpars
ldmentst betsgnss at mango iom Ct
Tibet MeitsrItptts / formel Ssnlsenoe.
Charles Sumner Tiger, at ban bar life
bert en- fulotpmmre SplGsniua / tit
9ip. Seb beroes 9ronina laa iad at
Iige belle 2anoet for benbes SOB. Se.
unbrinaen for ben unse Drowning
tisnots inaen G%rGupIer. Oct git iaa
pibt, al Socioliitsrns ertlersps bet for
zen national Gpioshi al aroninsss
aalfab".
ut filore 0ronninsens Siitorie IL.
benoss SrpnbsitiseIis al piioe / piosre
CORTLAND p9re al iirips Gnsldnos Sis
itpris ! De iioIte WsennsiteaIprs, % DIT
piIpe Der fore for pipt. % belle Oct
snseIite Stutslip bar 10 psiaa meos
frrt, at bun lite bar tunnel iGtte 1T
~peripnliss StempeI paa Gnslanos pc
Iitit ensr faa Den birette SnohpceIie
pda i'm 2ic ben 5pritunb iom (. Gr.
en- @laoitone bar bapt. Men inoireite
bar bun BOG utuiIiomt gisnnem fine
Miniftsrier spst lite lioen SnoHpoelIe
paa lit 9anos politit iaapel inbao
Tom upao.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

9eIesroHpiem praitift anDsnDt fOr
fsrite Gang. Drowning Wietoria CT
meb ct ORR albre eno buaDe Y}oft. 9es
lssrof os Ri fan sierne ia Sernbone
meb. og BUN bar cpIepet at fs, bDiiten
umdabeIis llbDitlin9 bisIe RuIturels.
menter 1ar meDfsrt.
gun bar feet 8onser os prnfibtnter
oS Winifsrier tomme os soa. Site ct
eneite fronet SoDeo er MI ilipe Tom fab
poa 9ronen Deb @ictorias Sronbsitis
selfs, % Gf beHoes fsrfte Winiitsriim
inbes lite en- ensite ilipe. GUN bar !
i'm esen &sgjerinsstio bapt II 2orcs
tunilere os 10 foritienise Gsriteminis
fire omen ri9tisnot mango flere Mini=
fterisr). S Osrns Tib bar be Joreneb.
Stater bdpt II pr9iibenter. Grants
rise bar buOt en- aOnge. en- aeiier o.
6 preTibenter; Ruslanb tire aeiier:,
preusfen 5 aonssr; Spiflarb tire Rel
Iere os Rpras os Sperise A &onser.
Den pplitifts 8eparai bar / benbes
Reaierinastio unbergaaet pibtrettens
De Toronbrineer. Jor bare at napre
benoes egst Rise, iua er bettes 2anbs
pmraabe mere eno forboblet, % bens
gang bun bleo trpnet fcm Storbritans
MEMS Drowning brsmte bun reppe ON,
at bun ruEbe bs iom aeiierinbe al Sns
bien.
Qriae / benhes Reaierinestib.
Oct er a~lminbelie befjenbt at
Oronnina 8ictoria bar ben "frebes
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
unoerilob.
Spo SafDta Manb. iDm iagoe. al
ban blep plgnDret, CT arreneret.

Mit9ea, g. D, 20oe San. - Scr
en- Wlaanep itpen bleo ". S. Rillsn
funoet tneblet % meb bunpne SGnz
Der ps 5sbosr / en- mgrt Cullen.
pa ban bleO befriet paaitoo ban, at
ban bar blepet pperfalpt at to Rspere
pg plpnoret for $3.50. S SegpnoelIen
troeOe man pau bans 9eretning; men
ienere afileringer Par foranoret
oenne Sro. Rilien er Setret9r eller
SaSierer for ct Intal bemmeliJe
Spreninger | 9pen. Sans 8sger sr
unoeriegt al 8omiteer, iom ruppprtes
rer, at ban er / 8usiemuugel. bois
9eleb parierer fra 10 til 100 Oaler.
gfilien bar @gent for @lpbe QsIus
rancetpmpani / ct. paul, og ct for.
Intal at &pmpaniets Meblemmer fit
for nogls 0age iioen BARREL, at be
bar IuIpenberebe, Forbi De life 6apne
betalt irne prRmier.
Gn llnberiegelie piite, at Pr9miz
er bar forpenot til ct 8elsb al $500.
Sor nosle Oase iiOen reiite NilIpn
uo paa 2anOet for at fau inb Nss
i~uranee os penots tilbage til gpsn
ieftsrmiooag. Gn at be Meno, JON
bar pau bans Bomb, bapbe iroIporet
Qrrsitprbre, ipm beitplbte Dam FOR
llnberl9b at $237. Hiffen blep
urreiteret ieftermiObdg og inbIat /
Sailen. 6an bapoe fri abgang til
fire eIer fem Srosners psngebsboIos
ninser, og ale tlager opsr llnbsrIla6.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
Song Gowarb ben 7be.

s famine 2ieblit, ipm 0rpnn;ng
8ietoria psos, tunDe prinien al WaIss
fable fig Gopurb Z, 3onse al Storbris
tannien os SrIano os 9eiier al Snoisn
ps bans Ssiterfsn 3eiier Wilbelm al
Spitldnb bar ben fsrite, Der bsutpbeos
til peune bans npe 8Grbiskb. Mea
bet er mso mango samlsbass Gsremoe
nier os Sormaliteter, at ban protlas
msres 8onse opsr bet brittle 8ise.
Song Mlbert Gotparb er lite Longer
nosen ing Muno. San sr allerso.
fprbi be go, % ON bans Selbreo bar
Der | bet ioite saaet fcrurolissnbe
Rngter.
9an er en- pipt bersiit Mano, ipm
bar siaitet mango @erpens 2anps,
iarlis / fine unse Oase. Sor 40 Oar
iioen beisste ban csiaa De Jorsnsos
Slater, ristisnot unoer Rapnst ga.
ron Renfrep". men sIsrs lasoes Der
inssniombeIit StiuI pad. hpem ban
par.
Sans 2io % 9aneel / al ben lanse
Sib ban bar Npentet paa Gmbeoet" bar
neppe p9rst belt utlanoerlist. os bans
SanbIinser bar pa beileritte altio
unesaaet Harp 8ritit. SpOrpan ban
bill BIZ Tom britif 8onss M, oa ban
snbeIis paa fine samle Sase Hal bs
itise 2brpnsn, er life soot at pibe.
men bet fan maafts bIi fungi not ct
fplce Drowning @ietorias plaos.
Msn ON Sous @oparn til at b.s
spnes m,e itte bar bdre Seunersre
% Wenner blanot fine llneerfaastsr,
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

ligite" SnOerpn, Tom bar Tibet pda
np5eH Srpne. 9uu par %piitnot bet
betIts Barn for Greoen | guropa.
Oct er muligOis noset / bpao ct tort
rusiiit glaO Tiger: "Gn9Ianos MI.
parenre Preitise itplpes for en- flor
Del @ictoria. 5orat ipare benoe
bar man tilsipet benoes Miniitre
meget. Deb benoe bill Britannia
mite i'm goos @enius."
Os oog bar bet p9ret poerit fu1
Iar / beuoss Hesisringstib, bpor life
gnsIunO oar ligset / &ris paa en- eli
Ter anoen 3ant. Sisie bar bog for
ben itsrite Del p9ret fsrt / Solonis
erne.
S 1887 os SO maatte ct Sprsr az
frantic Ganaoiere unoer papinsau
unoertrbttes.
Sra 1854 til 56 bar England inos
billet / arimtrisen, Der enote mso
Ssbaitppols Sab.
S SuOien bar en- lltdlligbeo al
Reisninger Os Spitanbe paret unpers
irpttet al brittle @aaben.
S Sina bar Gnelanb fsrt flsre
arigs fpraariaset at aranseI ON briz
tife Sdnoelsrettisbebsr.
S Aarens 1868 til Ga fcrtss 3ris
mso &onssn al aibanti.
s 1S67-68 fprtes en- blooig 3ris
meo glbpsIinisn, Der snpts meo Mass
oalas Sab.
s SDodfrita bar Be brittle Sere
bapt messt at sisre. s 1916 fanot
bIpoise Rampe meo 3affsrne Siso.
timber &risen mep 3uIuerne i 1876
LED Sriterne fore Heoerlas. Oea
berpmte iorte apnss Getspapps fans
seoes iprit / 1879. llsreien mep 9os
srns bsapRbte i 1880 ps tulminereoe /
Sluset pla Majuba Sia | 5sbruar
1881, Der enote meo tomplet Neoers
lag for gritsrne. Saa tom SAME
ions SnofaIo / S~ranspaal / 1896, o.
/ Sttobsr 1899 bespnOte ben 8ris,
iom Orpnninsen til i'm fore Sors
lille III is tilenoebrast.
Ora 1882 til So fsrtes blcbiae
8rise msp Mapbien / Souoan. 2isss
iaa / 1897, pa 2oro aitdensr tn9t.
teoe Maobisns Mast. 5 bisie 4ar
isrtss Der osiaa bIppise ariss i
9Gsppten, bpcr 10000 brittle crop.
per ituIos bi9lpe 3teoipen.
Sertil tommer talrise Sti9rmpos
Her msp be Snofsbte | Rem 3ealanp,
Burma % anpre Steper.
Stprbritamnien bar life altib
faoet eoporr for fine triserite Opera
TONER / aolpnierne. men bet Ter
madits regimes til be ftsrite os piss
tisits pplitife gesipenbeper unoer
0ronnins 9ietorias Resierins at Der
az brittle Rolonisr | 9irtelisbecsu
bar ppitodst fire fore Raticner: Ga'
naba. guitralisn. Spoafrita os Hso
.3ealans. al bpili, entpsr | si&ns
Sob tan bli FIJI % u~afb9nsis iaapel !
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

fdd slGber uIle Brittere fig Oper. at
Drowning 8ictoria bill foa en- DcrSis
% prrgtis G~fterfsIssr iom 12unbets
Nober" Drowning M~leyanbfd. ben
rble Ronsebattsr fra Danmart.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
GngIanos gamIe Dronning ubaanoer paa o.
borne omgiuet al Bprn og Bprnebgrn.
Mlminoeli9 &amoeiorg.
SSntct fronet 6opeo bar lin &esjerinsstio uaret @ione
til iaa mango os ftore Smfiftelier.
prinfen al WaIes er MI Ronee.

at Song Gecrs ben 3bie. Saloanbei
Mar otter ppoe Sertussn ps efterlob
fig Gnte % Speobarn neotnnsst al
Gj9lo, ipm ban bapbe paabraset fJ
fig unoer 1T alt anoet enb regelm9s,
iigs 2ip. Deb 8eors ben 3bies Dob
| 1920 bleb @ietorids Sntsl Wilidm
ben Abe 3onss. Den unse @ictOria
rptteoe bermeb op Tom n9rmefte 9ron.
arpins, os ParIamentst bepifgeoe benz
be ba en- aarlis 4punase al 10000
punb Sterling.
Wi1iam ben Abe bsbe Hatten til
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
Sect tore 6pranoringtr.

Reppe npset Statspper5opeo | belle
9sroensbiltorisn bar oplepet iaa fore
6~ordnorinser, iaa t~olosiole 6rems
itriot % iaa rig uopitIins iaapel | ut
eset 2ano iom | ben pprise Serper
JON Drowning @ietpria. GUN iae
paa Gnslanps 2rons | trs Iar for e.
prpue. YOftpaien efter @owIano Oils
Spitsm bIep incfsrt. Oa ptnne Mdnp
/ ~1S37uosdp i'm Brochure ON 2eform j
ppitpnienet 10 Colt BAN ub % ertIe'
rsbe bet for bet piloeite Gantafteri. De
bapos bert". Den Sang tofteoe ct
grsp fra 9pnpon til Brighton s pence
% til gelfaft l Shilling ps A Ysncs
(33 Cents. bet pil ha iiss. bpis Der
oar ftrepst ,un paa et ari.
6srit z gar eftsr bsnoes Srcnbsiti.
sslie blep Sdmuel Mories slettriie
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

Wittorias TomiIieIip.

Den lobe Tebrudr 1910 bIep ben
unse Oronnins, fom ba alIerebe bcps.
fsrt Resjerinsen ! tire gar, gift m.b
lin Jrtter, prins gilbert al Sarens