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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
The new Monument to Parnen.

The New 5MOnument to PArnell.
Augustus ST. Gaudens, the American
sculptor, has been selected to make the
heroic figure of Parnell for the monu
ment to be erected in Dublin, says
Harper's Literary Gossip. The work
must be completed in five years and
will cost from $4,000 to $4,000. OF
this sum there has already been sub
scribed 100000. It will be long before
Parnell is forgotten by his compatriots
He had that indeinabIe quality of
king Wood which endears man to the
hearts and anchors him in the magma
tons of his contemporaries. In
O'Brien's Life Of Charles Stewart
Parnelr' (Harper's) Mr.. Gladstone is
quoted as saying Of Parnell:: That
name, that very remarkable, that hap
py and unhappy name. = On the
list Of Irish patriots place him with
or next to Daniel O'Connell" Parnell
is buried in Glasnevin cemetery, Dub
lin, near the grave of O'Conneu.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
STORIES OF CAPTAIN LEARY
Interesting Incidents In the Career
of Guam's Ex-Governor.

Interesting Incidents In the Career
of Guam's Ex-Governor.
With the death of Captain Richard
p. Leary a unique figure passes from
the navy, says the New York Herald
He was appointed TO the Naval acade-
my from Maryland in 1860 and during
the civil war was attached to the block.
aiding squadron at Charleston. He was
next heard Of prominently at Samoa
during the stirring times that culmi-
mated when the tornado of 1889 de-
ships in those waters.
Captain Leary was then in command
Of the Adams, little vessel of antique
type. The German flagship was the
Adler, much. superior ship. There
were troublous times in Samoa, but the.
in those waters were supposed to main
tain neutral positions. The Adler one
day steamed past the Adams and salut-
ed. Strapped to the German ships
mast was a native rebel chief. Captain
Leary's ship did not return the salute.
and the German commander lowered a
boat and sent to learn the reason. Cap
tain Leary's reply was characteristic:
TEL your commander that the Unit
ed States does not salute any vessel en-
gagged in the slave trade
Another time, learning that the Ger.
man man-of-war had left the harbor to
lombard fort on an island under
American control in support of Ger
many's candidate for the Samoan
Craftsmanship, Captain Leary got the
little Adams under way and arrived off
the island as the bombardment YVES
about to begin Cleared for action, the
little vessel darted between the Ger
man ship and the shore, and not gun
was fired.
During the Spanish war
Captain Leary commanded the San.
Francisco in West Indian waters. He
afterWard was appointed governor Of
Guam, which he ruled as he would his
ship. He required the natives to mar
ry, called on the men to perform Ger
tain amount Of work each day and
even prescribed how much poultry
should be maintained by each family.
Captain Leary was regarded in the
navy as brave and efficient officer Of
great executive ability and was very
popular.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
BARRY HEARD FROM.
Commander OF Vicksburs Reports
Trouble at New-Chwang ~
Nothing Serious.

Washington, Jan. Il. Secretary
Long received the following cable
gram Monday from Commander Ed
ward D. Barry, Of the gunboat
Vicksburg, in answer to the de-
Partment's inquiry regarding the re-
Gently reported clash at New
Chwang between sailors Of the
Vicksburg and Russian soldiers:
sYing Kan, (no date).-Secretary Navy,
Washington: Nothing serious, crew or
derby.
(Signed BARRY,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
For Reduction of Tarif1.

Washington, Jan. IA call for q
caucus of republican members of the
house of representatives to consider
a reduction of war revenue taxes is
being circulated. The movement is
understood to be favored by Repre-
sentatives Cannon, Hill, Shattuc, Bou-
tell and quite a number of others,
and if the call receives a sufficient
number of signatures the caucus will
be held on Wednesday night.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
Mrs. Richardson,s Trial begun.

Z Kansas City, Mo, Jan. "A A special
to the Star from Platts burg, Mo-, says,
The case of Mrs. Addie Z. Richardson
charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, Frank ". Richard son, was called
IN the circuit court here Monday. A
plea of not guilty was entered and a
continuance to January so agreed to.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
Venus Casts q Shadow.

Nice, France, Jan. AN. Giacobini.
the chief astronomer Of the Nice OBJ
servatory, reports that at seven
o'clock Sunday evening after noon
set, the brilIiancy Of Venus was so
intense as to cast shadows on the
walls. This is the first time this
phenomenon has been observed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
Kentucky Senate to Receive sch1ey

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 1.-THE SEN
ate adopted Senator Byron's resolu-
ton commencing Admiral Schley and
inviting him to address the general as
sembly. The resolution received the
votes of every sena tor present.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
NO BAKE Oath on Wedne.dax.

Washington, Jan. l4Henry C..
Payne, the newly appointed postmas-
ter general, will take thetoath of office
Wednesday morning and Immediately
assume charge of the department.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-16
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
at Des Moines-Republican Orr
ganize Both Houses

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 14.The TWEEN
ty-ninth general assembly began work
Monday and completed the organiza-
ton in both houses before adjourn
ment. w. Z. Eaton, of Usage. was
chosen speaker Of the house without
opposition. the democrats putting up
no candidate for the place. Both
house and senate states made up in the
republican caucnses Saturday went
through by the party vote. The house
and senate passed concurrent resolu-
tons Monday morning for additional
employees, mail carriers and the in
auguration of governor and Lieutenant.
governor. The house and senate. will
meet in joint session at two o'clock
tuesday afternoon to canvass the vote
on governor and lieutenant governor.
and the Inauguration will occur on
THURSDAY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18

There IL no better chocolate
than Lownsy's. Boxes loo to So.
s.a II. X. WOODS Il Co.
The suit OF Mrs. Henrie Cam
sron Daniel of this city against
John Daniel, of Csdiz, for divorce
and $1,000 alimony. has been set
tied. Divorce and an annual al
lowsnoe Of SIS for the support of
the child are the terms OF judy
msnt. Daniel 10 now q soldier in
the Philippines.
The Bazaar, under the auspices
Of the ladies Of the Msthodist
church will be held at the opera
house Thursday night. A great
variety of nice things will be of
cred for sale In the various booths
A Dell show will be one of the
attractive features. supper will
be served from FIVE O'Clock until
half-past 81 ght. atEa
Young man don't fail to get your
girl one Of the elegant baskets Of
fruits and candies at Cophsr's.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18
The Famous Hawthorne Musical Club Of Boston

Judge Ben Cissell, of Hender-
son, fell while walking in his yard
Saturday, sustaining serious inju-
ries. dc is over eighty years old,
and owing to his advanced age his
recovery is doubtful. A good ma
ny years ago Mr.. Cissel served
this district as circuit judge aud
he has many friends in this city
who will regret to hear of his mis-
fortune. -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of sale directed ~
to me which issued from the Clerk 's>ii
office OF the Crittenden Quarterly Courtsh
in the action in the Crittenden Circuit
Court between w. ID. Greer, Executor
OF Jane A. Cosby, deceased, against j. +
Luster and Elmira Croft for the sum Of
..... dollars and. :. cents, i, or one
OF my deputies, will on Thursday, the
LIST day Of January, 1908, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p.
M, at the door of the Post office at Tolu
in Crittenden county, Ky, expose HNT
PUBLIC SALE, TO the highest bidder,
the following property (or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
Plaintiffs debt, interest and costs,) toN a
wit: One Thousand bushels OF corn on
Hurricane Island levied upon as the pro-
perty Of j. +. Luster.
TERMS; Sale will be made on ettelu'o
dit OF three months, bond with approved
security required Of the purchaser, WITH
interest from date at the rate OF g per
cent per annum, and having the force ~
and effect Of a replevin bond. In
Witness my hand, this 18th day W -
December, 1902.
J, w, LAMB, Sheriff @, @,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18
THE CLOSING Dk4eM> s.
9 FILLED WITH EXCITEMENT.
Two Hundred Votes Cast This Week---MiSs
Summers Leads Miss Franks and Mrs.
Duvall Gains Heavily.
RUMORS OF A DARK HORSE +!

The Pass Voting dstsmns the most popular lady in
Crttsndsn and Livingston counties ends in few days
Votes coming in rapid rate Three ladies almost
equal strength other excellent chances
this almost the eleventh hour there of dark horse
The result be foreo The will be warmly contested
from until the nsh and evidently the victory will be by
majority.
During the nearly hundred cast Miss
Sas Summers Livingston county leads this week Miss
Maggie Franks second and Mrs Duva third Each of those
poled Miss
hundred There is this week.
The last count before the final count made Tuesday The
ballot box looked the turned members of the
WASHING committee Next Wednesday afternoon o'clock the
the ballot box given the hands Of the committee the
final made and the result announced will be award
Cd the winner Christmas cay ...i..
The following gentleman will make the fnal count Msss g.
Crids p Maxwell O. Weldon j. T. Pierce and A. Frazer
Tho contest has been conducted fair and impartial manner
blythe PRESS will b conducted until the end Every four
represent 81 90 paid subscription the
Press Our cash books show dollar that has been paid who
paid The paid aud the total will exactly
pond We only give these facts show that there possibility
of fraudulent voting There single complaint made last
regarding the OF the contest and complaints
have been made this year.
And ! with you The voting done between last
Tuesday Wednesday will determine the winner of the
Of dining room furniture ....t.t
Tuesdays shows the standing of the contestants to be fol-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18
Nobby nackwear at
Yandell-Gugenneim Co

All subscribers that are in
arrears with the PRESS will be cut
off the mailing lists after January
LIST. For the last year the Press
has refused to accept sui descriptions
unless accompanied by the, cash:
This policy Will be strictly adhered
to IN the future. II you owe us
and desire the paper to continue,
pay up at once. Hf
Tbs. 6nest line OF whisky in
Marion at Harrigan's
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18

Messrs. j. Il. Pierce and r.. j..
Hayward returned Sunday from
Louisiana, where they spent two
weeks hunting. They killed four
deer.
There arc many reas-
ons why you should buy
our shoes.
Yandell-G ugenhelm Co
Moo. Gresham of Smith
land has announced that he will
not be 9 candidate for State Ssna-
tor. His Law practice will not al.
low him to make the race.
bot biscuits and delicious oof.
fssthis week ut Cochran d Ba-
ksr's. Be surs to see the Great
Majestic Range. Don't get left.
Mr.. Arthus Il. Jarvis. the tobac-
co man, of Henderson was a guest
at the New Marion this week, The
Jarvis tobacco house in this CITY
will probably be leased 10 Mr.. J..
A. Stsgar, OF Princeton for the
present season.
You'll be sorry II you
don't buy our suits.
Yandell-G ugenhalm Co
Ernest Elmendorf gave bond at
Smithland and was released. He
IL charged with being implicated
In the robbery of johnson Bros.
safe at Lola, and assisting Charles
Culver. the convicted safe blower.
In attempting to escape from the
Livingston county jail.
After you see the Majestic
Range at Cochran & Bakers you'll
wonder how you have managed to
get along without one Don't get
left. 80
Robert McCollum, was fatally
injured while at work in the Gum.
berland GOAL mine at Stargis, and
died Tuesday night. He formerly
lived in Crittenden county and
the remains were buried at Bells
Mines. He was seventy years old.
You'll be glad If you
buy one Of our new over.
coats.
YandeII-Gu eenheim Go
The only three year old "Old
Hickory" in Marion is at Harri-
gsn's. $3.50 per gallon. The
same In price 20 the other but 81
yssE older.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18

only one week until the contest
closes
saturday was pay day for the
teachers.
Horace Smith, Of Sturgis, was
town Saturday.
Mr.. X G. Walker returned from
illinois Friday.
Rev. Barbee, OF Princeton, was
in town Saturday.
For your Christmss whisky, gc
Ilarrigsn's saloon. sb
Monday was the Lucille Mining
oomuany's pay day.
Mr.. John Tinsley, Of Kut,aws,
was Ia town Saturday.
Woods d Co, sell Lowney's can.
dice. They are the best.
No Lewis Clifton returned from
Dssson Springs Friday.
Attorney Joe b. Champion
sprnt Sunday at Carrsville.
The best whiskey on the market
for 81 er gallon and Doss.
lfyou oSs the PRRss pay up
nua aud vote in the contest
Mf Harry ID. Bonrland, OF Ev-
sns lie. WAS IN town Monday.
Miss Carrie Moore will close
her school "a, Prospect Friday
Grapes, oranges. bananas. the
incest. the freshest al Cophers
Mrs John Brantlsy aud children
are listing rslstives in Illinois.
Mis- Carrie Thomas left yester.
day io visit relatives la Louisville.
Tn Lowney's candies IL you
,Naul the boat. III h. WOODS d Co
ll.ss Al.Iv Butler. oi Salem. is
rb. surs' Of relatives nj this place
headquarters Tor the Meguut
LA..Gy Al Mcconnell a STONES.
Mr. and Mrs Will ID Cnnnan,
IS sing =, spent Sunday ~ this
81,
Mr. W. N. uop.~ell ol SIurgis
Iont SATURDAY aud Sunday IN
Marion
Mr. ". VI Hsrth. Of Casey Vile,
vas CUES, % the New Marion
Saturday
Jim Gardner, colorsd, died Mon
day night. He suffered with con-
sumption.
Nothing hat the best of work
- ne by Orange a. w ooldridgs,
the barbers. ~
Jadge Bass. p prominent stock
man. 81 Russellville, was in town
this week.
Messrs Sau Howsrton aud Will
johnson. OF Kelsey. were IN the
city Thursday.
Col. ID. g. Roberts will spend
the Christmas holidays with bis
family in Chicago.
Only six days until the voting
contest closes. Have you paid
your subscription and votsdY
Oysters. celery, crsnberries. and
every lhing for the christmas din
ne, eau be fonnd at Cophsr's.
Msssrs Carl usndsrson and lie.
.oma Guess went 10 the Ohio river
this week to hunt for wild geese.
The PIesby terrain Sunday school
will have an entertainment for the
little folks at the church Christ
mas eve
Mrs y II Woods WAS called 10
Louisville Tuesday by the serious
Ilnsss Of her mother. Mrs. Crum.
laugh. Sc
The pupils OF the Methodist
sunday school will enjoy Christ
mas tree at the church Tuesday
evening.
The greats,t musical attraction
ever ut ths opera house. The
Hawthorns Club, Saturday night,
Dec. 9th.
Rev 7. A. Conway has been sick
Tor several days and on account OF
lis illness no services were held at
lhe Baptist church.
Mr. Frank Decker, representing
the Herald Commercial, the sue
cessor of the Louisville CONNER
cial was I'm town Tuesday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18

~ - 'h'vy 10 Nt8ltl0R noT
SON. Mr. Percy Finley. ut Cairo,
Dali and see Woods d Co.'S. line
OF Christmas goods before making
your purchase.
Miss Bertha Schoolcraft, OF
kepton, visited relatives at this
place the first Of the week.
Boys up to date overoo ats for
boys D to ID years old at n bargain
Gus TAYLOR.
Mr.. q. w. Arhsck bought the
Press another wonder from the
vegetable world. IL 10 a twin tur.
nip.
Old Hickory for sale by Doss.
See his goods and get special pri-
ces for holiday goods.
Mr.. X. q. Haynes returned last
week from a visit to his brother,
Mr.. Q. Y. Haynes, Of Gnnnison,
Miss
Two solid hours of refined com.
edy, instrumental aud vocal 10 usic.
The Hawthorne Musical Club.
A number Of the schools In the
county close Friday. having com.
pleted the five months term.
Holiday rates Of one and one
third fare On the /. g. railroad
Dec. %, "a, % aud Dec. 3lst, and
Jan. lst. l.. johnson, Agt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon johnson will
entertain this evening in honor OF
their guest. Miss Rose Johnso q,
OF Fordsville.
The ladies' II the Christian
church will have Christmas cakes
on sale at Mrs Franks millinery
store Monday, Tuesday and We'd.
nesdey.
Coming under a heavy guarsnl
tee-the GREATEST entsrtainm snt oil
It's kind-The Hawthorne Musical
Club. Seat sale at PRESS Office.
Prices, 25c, SOC and 75c.
Mr.. T.. T.. Trail has moved his
barber establishment into the
building formerly occupied by the
OppanheiDers.
Ladies, IL you want n ready made
skirt at u bargain, come at once.
/ will return all | have on hand
Jan. Isl. Gus TAYLOR
The city school will he dismiss.
ed FRIDAY for the Christmas boli.
days. Work will be resumed Mon.
day. Jan. 9Th.
Vim Harrigan has added a bar
for colored | eople il 10 the only
saloon that has white and colored
bars.
Mr.. j. II. Parrish, q prominent
young travelling man, Was q pleas.
ant caller nj the PRESS Office yes.
terdsy. He 10 visiting his parents
at Frances.
We have % up 10 date over
coats left that will be closed out at
a bargain. See US before they are
gone. Gus TAYLOR.
Another pleasant evening OF
dancing was enjoyed by the young
people at the opera house Thurs.
day night. Messrs. Glasscock and
Terry furnished the music.
For a nice, stylish hair cut, aud
= clean. comfortable shave, 20 TO
Woodbridge * Orange. one door
below the post office,
Don't forget to attend the Ba.
zasr to be given by the lsdiss OF
the M. +. church at the opera
house Ihnrsday night.
Finest line Of Chocolate Can
dies every brought TO the city ct
Mr.. George Boston, OF this city
fell from d ladder while at work
in the new bank building at Stur.
gis, several days ago, and was
injured.
The resignation OF the Hon.
Thos. J. Mum, AZ Circuit Judge
NJ this district has been sent TO
the Governor. II 10 to become
effective on Dec. 3lst.
All kinds OF nice things for
Christmas gifts for the old and
young can be found at the Bazaar
at the opera house Thursday
night.
Mr. James Clement and family.
% Uapshaw. ware the quests OF
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-12-18

RINGS are still the most popular
Of gifts. Naturally so, for they car
be worn always and where all can
see them. We have just opened a
large consignment of the newest
ideas in Rings:
Gold Rings, plain, Cameo Rings
Gold Rings, fancy, lntaglio Rings
Diamond Rings, Pearl Rings
Turquoise Rings, Opal Rings
Amethyst Rings. Ruby Rings
Emerald Rings, Topaz Rings
Garnet Rings, tfN 4
and Rings with combination Set
tings of Precious Stones. Make
your selections today.Ha lls 1
) Levi Cook, 'a
o8 ts1sfi' MARION, ~ =
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
"ppioe Slaper."

unbcr oenne 3iiel inoeboleer 8labei
&c Tetii Bbare" 0anies (8efiranf-
rtg) en- ariifel. 'om beitplper Bpen
T~ortIanb | Oregon for. at ben briper
Mienneltebonoei. 8 iranife aapieiner,
lpri laa Der paa !Saonen meb fine Sfn-
Der, inognp ben 22be Npuember 1901
en- &Inge III ben frantic @eneralfpniui |
gan francisco OF iprlanste, at Resies
rtnsen | Yaris ifuIoe. ipretase en- lluber.
lgaeIle. Oct nnonte Slab / Nanies
nIeooeler ct uobrns al 9apteinernes
Senpenoelle til @eneraIfoniulen, % oers
al iremgaar, al 81 frantic Matroler,
'om meo 2pans bar blepne buerpeoe,
ut Sng % Slas iorbi be bapoe rsmi.
Slaeei upiorbrer bet iranite Oiplumati
I'll Of opirGoe % tilipier: "9enne
Sfdnoaie maa ppbsre. Den ItrGffer
lig ll9e neo I'll San francisco. Del
isnner zig life ipr 5ranfris, at bets lpp.
slpenoe 5oriomlins beuilser Yramier
Ill SanoelSflaaoen, naar ameritanIfe
Ssrspere iaar 9op til at siore iis iebe
oeraI peb at i9lse frantic Mairp;er lom
&pRa."
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
@rrsiinln 9aIenpcr frit.

gPnaiie ingen al &c mango toltbdrc
aaIeunere. Der iaar fnoes hos ailuits
hnnelcrnc, belibher mere Siienheh %
p%irfeIie SrrSi eub Che Sdirp Srt Ga
lenoor ior 1902. Der tiIbpses al Sbe Y.
st SaLrbunt 9ompanp, Set or piriclia
CT aauiiprrt. Der niaa ices forat paas
iiismes, Sorueen Iarets aIntdnai ms
oehoIoer Den lire aunltbilas. @ieueipeIs
ier eiicr bersmte Walerier / Yariieraal
leriet, mailer al Den napnhnbi9e frantic
gRaler enouare Sision. 0ienaipeIierne
CT ppperIiee. % hoert Stlleee FOREIGNER
III inorammes os bGnseS up | StaSinen.
" St. Sairbaut 60. ienoer oenue 'n,aitc
aalereer irit Ill enhoer. Der inhieuSer
10 S~airbauts Sairn Soap Soai Sronts
eler ieneer 10 to Genis Srimrrfer. Vile
@~rccerpmrro irIeer Sairp Soap.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
UYt &pscmiooel.
gsbt scrnm mob spins or bleuen Op.
fnnbef at en- iranif sase.

Tn franif 9nge peo Naon Gbarrte'
mesie bar opfunoet ct Serlm MOB
1pfus Gterueieber). Or. Gbante.
nesie er Ell 9iicipel al oen berente
EGiterr, ON bpem "Gecorab-Yolten"
oftere far inbeboiot ct % Gioei. San
prspeoe fsrit lit Serum pan "a Ner.
ioner, Der laa | 9ieruefcber, og icrn
bar ban anbctrpet til gebdnOling.
Sffe en- eileite OF Dem osoe, bporrmoo
lantiofg 20 Eroccnt al De nlange IN
fispatietter | Faris's Solpiialer
buffeoe uttocr. 9al ia, bette futoe
10 bore ct rent &efo," JON man
pleier at iige, o. iaa terfte Or. Gban-
tenesle ielu. Sdn bao oerfor line
embeosbrsore / ANDRE &oipitaler. at
De ogian maatte ino1prsite hans &c.
RIM | Dc ipge, De baooe moer 9e.
banoling. Oette gior0e De, o. Heiul-
tatet par i9roeles 0unitigt. Nj bun.
oreoe ipge, iogn if Seum. Snoipreit-
ming, osoe fun Ter, % alle 6isie fom
fsrit nnoer gebnnoling, oa DC | otte
Gage bapoe pnret bdarot angrebne.
9lue, iom lit Serum ,SSnOipreitning
tom fig. @irfnin9en al oct npe
Serim bar itor Sigbco meb Den, iom
frenrfommer peo 9riigen al 9ebring.
Wioorl moo 0iiterit (Salie.
lpge). j Sairoelcn gaar bette UNDER
al antitorin. 2igeiom peo sln.
titorrt. SnoiprsitnIng Seberen btrtig
IaaleOes oqiaa oeo S~rroipreit.
ming al Gbnntemesie's Serm. Se.
'eren forlaber BEN ipse. og Selbre.
Belle motrGoer burtig. Den Dolls,
'om bruges, uogjsr 10 Suitoreoeoele
en- aitbifcentirneter. Sar ben ipae
igget | Ipnsere Sio, bebepes meiten.
>els 10. ia enopg ire Snoiprsitnirger.
Sflor Sslt ltobrsO en- beftis Spius-
| 6oritaoen MeniImontant
'eo Fnris, % Sun0beosfonmnisiio.
lei1 loo oa S9gerne mpetoe oct npe
Nrooel. Heiultatct q forbanienoe.