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DIED,

STATESNAN-Departed this life on Monday.
April a, 1902, at $50 p. m, TERESA STATES
NAN
Funeral THURSDAY morning, April Il, at 8
O'Clock, from st. Bugustine's Church. eI
SULLIVAN Suddenly. on Sunday. April 13
1902 JAMES E SULLIVAN, beloved husband Of
Annie c. Sullivan, in the fOTty-firS year Of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1851 @ Street
southwest, on Thursday, April Il, at $50 p H. /;
thence % St Doninic<'s Church, where viii
be said for the reOoss Of hts soul Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
nj Nay his soul her 10 peace
FLANNERY-ISABELLE, wife Of Justin E.
PostOfice Department, Of peritonitis
Residence, Il06 L Street northwest. Fnterment
Newport, ny. Departure "Wednesday evening.
nj
STTLBE-The funeral Of WILLIAM H. STTILE
Of ia d Street southeast, who departed this life
E1dsueniy. Sunday, April -, 1902, in the fifty
aEst year Of his age. viii take place Thursday.
April II, al 1880 p. m. from Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner Fourth and Streets
southeast Rev John Griffin viii oficiate. He
leaves loving wife and brother, and host OF
friends Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend Philadelphia and New York papers please
COPY mi
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CIVIL SERVICE MEN
BUSY WITH APPLICANTS
Fourteen Thousand Sets of
Papers Expected.
Examinations Previous to March 70 Pro-
vided Half That Number-Success-
fu! AspiEants Go Quickly to Work.

By the end OF this month it is esti-
mated that there viii be about 1900 sets
of examination papers in the Offices of
the Civil Service Commission awaiting
ratings Today there are 6,492 sets TN
dergoing inspection and these do not in
ciudc those examinations which were
taken after March IS last. when examina-
tons were held throughout the country
by special examiners of the Commission,
who made tour for that purpose.
OF the sets on hand now, $40 are for
clerks and carriers in the Postoffee De-
partment and 524 for the custom house
service. the remainder being scattered
among the many branches of the Govern
ment. There is a demand for good clerks
by the various departments, and for the
Philippine service special salaries are
paid Persons passing the higher aver
ages are first to secure employment, and
they are being put to work as rapidly as
the Commission certifies them.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
LAST DITCHERS GET
Hope FROM DEMOCRATS
Republican Insurgents In the
House Count Noses.
a STUBBORN FIGHT EXPECTED
Swanson's Declaration OF Democratic Po-
Sition on DiffeTentia1 Taken to Indi-
cate Similar Disposition to Help Sus-
tain Appeal From Chairs Decision

The Republican '.last ditchers" in the
House of Representatives have been very
much encouraged in their fight against
the Cuban reciprocity bill by the state
ment made on the floor Of the House yes
terday by Mr. Swanson of Virginia, a
Democratic member of the Ways and
Means Committee His announcement
that the Democrats had come to an IN
Outstanding to support unanimously an
amendment to reduce the dif1erentiaI on
refined sugar had somewhat the effect Of
a bombsheH in the ranks OF the regulars.
This amendment will be ruled out by the
chair as not germane, and then an ap-
peal from this ruling VIII be taken.
From Mr.. Swanson's announcement the
radicals among the beet sugar Republic
cans Infer that If Democrats will vote
unanimously for the differential amend
ment, they viii vote unanimously to sus-
tain an appeal from the decision of the
chair. There has been new counting
Of noses, therefore, and the beet sugar
leaders are quite positive that they can
get not less than forty Republican votes
in favor Of reducing the differential. To
w 1AtoS nc NeStSiSa Oh TIE C1aiT DOi1-
ing such an amendment rot to be ger
name, twenty-three Republican votes will
be required. 4 the Democrats viii hold
with them as one man.
The count, as far as it has progressed,
has given the beet men much encourage
ment- They say they rel absolutely On
the following:
-GTawney. Stevens. Eeatuole, Fletcher,
and Morris Of Minnesota. Warner and
Prince of Illinois, LittIefeId of Maine.
Dayton of West Virginia, Hepburn of
Iowa. Jones and Cushman OF Washington,
Kahn, Woods, and Needham Of Calffor-
MIA.
The count has not yet been completed.
and the leaders are hopeful of bringing
enough OF the doubtful ones from Michf-
gan and other States into line to so
amend the bill as to make its ultimate
passage impossible
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Her ANGER COOLED
With TALES RECITAL
Woman Who Failed to G.. a Roe shad
Wanted to Have Sharp Psi Dealer
Arrested Without Delay.

Is this th6 pla where vc.. get "a ers
for the arrest of criminaIs2r excited1v in
CURED dapper little woman as she
hustled into the Office Of a. R AuIIowty.
Assistant District Attorney. in the Police
Court building yesterday
ut is" bIandIy answered the afabIe
Mr. MUllowny. who was deIving into :.
profound legal problem What can do
for you"
y want a warrant. and want il quick. ,,
said the irate woman
Who for p she was asked.
For the geanest man on earth was
the spirited reply
What has he done?'
Plenty to get him jagged for life. I
hope" snapped the woman.
He must be hard one Tell me about
him
Hard. Bless me. listen The fellow
come along in front of my house yester-
day yelling 'Shadl shadl Fresh roe
shad. Ny mouth was set for piece of
roe, and says. Have you d fine roe fish p
Fine as silk. says he, and ne showed
me beauty-fat and plump. Here's one
with a roe as big as an OK heart Sixty
cents says he.
4 turned over the sixty and he left.
1 went about my work, all the time eIoat-
A-5 sS4 I14S tAot6Ht u me del ClouS
morsei Of roe ! was going to have And
when / got around to cleaning that fish.
what do you think I foued The roe had
been taken out and the place where il
ought 10 have been plugged with news
paper On. just wish I had my hands on
the brute He'd sell nc more fish,
That was shameful" Mr. MulIowry
said sympathetically. What is the VII
lain's name?''
4 don't know; I don't mix with his
kind Of cattle" ierked out the woman,
feTcely, and she had to leave without
bringing the heaTtIess brute to book
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NEGRO CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF A WOMAN
Daisy Madre, cOlOred, Succumbs to Pts
tol Shot Wounds.

Daisy MadTe. a young coIored woman,
who lived at 125 A B c alley. died at the
Emergency Hospital this morning from
the effects Of two bullet wounds in the
head. and John St Clair, alias John
Thomas. a ene-legged negro. who was but
recently released from the MoundsvilIe
Penitentiary, is locked up. charged with
her murder.
The body has been removed 70 the
morgue by order of Coroner NeYitt. where
an autopsy will be held prior to the in
quest tomorrow. The police claim to
have witness who saw the fatal shot
fired.
The trouble occurred at an early hour
this morning at the home Of the woman
where st. Clair had called The two
had been much Ia each others company,
and Mamie Hudson, who rents the house,
thought nothing Of St Glars presence
until attracted By the cries Of the WOMAN
She hurried TO the TooE ant broke open
the door u tine, % shs asserts, 70 see
ST. Clair holding 1be ECEzn up against
the closet door With 0Bs hand EaiIe with
the other he pulled a rsT0iTef from his
pocket and fired two shots into her head.
In response to a call, Ssrgeants LYDIA
and Sprinkle, together with Policeman
Shipley. were quickly un the scene. After
removing the woman to the Emergency
Hospital they captured 81. Clair near The
corner of First and c Streets northwest.
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C0L0RED CHURcHMEN
DISCUSS FINANCES
The Episcopal Board in Session in This
CITY.

lily.
The financial board OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church, which met this
morning at 1871 Fourteenth Street north
west, brought to the city representative
colored ministers from all parts of the
country, who are here for the purpose of
auditing the accounts OF the financial sec
relary. Rev. z. W hampton. and making
appropriations to the general church
work
The board viii continue in session sew
eraI days. It is presided over by Bishop
B. W. Arnett. of wiIberforce, Ohio. Bishop
Arnett called the board to order this
morning at 10 o'clock and made a short
address, in which he said that be was
pleased to note the presence of such a
large representation Of the various sec
lions of the church. He contended that
the time had arrived in the history of the
negro where he must do something for
himself and make something of himself
Dr. E W hampton, the financial seere-
tary, made his annual report to the board.
He touchingly referred to the death Of
DR.. P. A Hubbard his predecessor, AMI
assured the members Of the board that
he would put forth every effort to carry
out the policy of the board during the
next four years
While Dr. John Hurst was reading his
report as recording secretary Of the board
telegram was read from Mrs. 3. W
Arnett, announcing the serious illness Of
H. Y. Arnett, at their home in WILDER
force, and business was suspended and a
special prayer offered The board voted
to adjourn, but Bishop Arnett insisted
that the business for which il had as
sembied was to be carried on. Dr.
HUrst's report was referred to commit
tee, and Bishop L. J. Coppin. from Cape
Town, South Africa, was introduced, and
made a short address. The rest of the
morning session was spent in general
routine business. The following commit
tees were appointed:
Auditing NJ Henderson, Charles
Bundy. n. ]. McCTacken, a. G. Scott, John
Webb.
Appropriations H Shaffer. J. s
FlipPer, L. R Nichols, A J. Kershaw, "
f. Dangerdeld.
Institutional CbuFch-Charles Bundy,
y. J. MeCracken, J. NJ. Turner, John Webb,
w. T. Dangerfield.
Resolutions N Turner, John Hurst,
j. VI. Henderson
Building SuppIies-N. ]. McCracken, E
". hampton. John Hurst
Executive committee-Bishop B. ". Ar
nett. Rev. E. ". hampton. Rev. John
Hurst. Rev. John NJ. Henderson, Rev. n.
J. McCracken, Rev. Charles Bundy.
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n. CAMBON MOVES
INTO NEW EMBASSY
Domestic and Official Family
Transfer Quarters.
Now Occupy Handsome Kew Home just
Finished at Seventeenth Street and
Rhode Island Avenue.

The French Ambassador. N Jules
Cambon. and his domestic and Official
family this morning moved from the old
French Embassy at no Il Street to the
handsome new home at the corner cf
Seventeenth Street and Rhode Island
Avenue.
The new embassy is one Of the hand
soonest in the city It is Of white stone,
and has been handsomely fitted
The Seventeenth Street side has been
allotted to the officers OF the embassy.
while the Rhode Island Avenue portion
viii be the home Of the Ambassador and
his family.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
HOW THEY MANAGE.
Doctors Wives Trained to Arrange
Things.

OSStOAo "AsCo AAd41EU 10 AIE6uE6
Things.
Sometimes the wife of a doctor car
bring her husband around when he don't
know exactly how TO help himself The
VIE Of a certain welI-known physician
in Washington. D C., concluded that cof-
fee was the cause OF the Doctors sleep
less nights. She says: He would retire
and lie for hours unable to sleep a wink
l thought, perhaps ne was nervous from
the coffee which he drank at his meals
and suggested that he try Postum To my
surprise he objected most decidedly. I
said nothing but the next morning made
Postum Coffee instead Of the regular cot
fee and gave that to the doctor I made
II according to directions. and It had a
beautiful coffee color and flavor. He
drank his cup and remarked that the cot
fee was unusually good that morning and
asked for more.
From that time I served him Postum
al every meal, and IL the coar=e Of q
week or two he showed such remarkable
signs OF Improvement IN health and
strength that I told him he had been
drinking Postum from the time he had be-
gun TO get better.
You never saw such a surprised man.
He said: Well. IL the good coffee 1 have
had ts Postum, and leaving OF regular
coffee has made SUCH q change IN NY
health, I never want any other kind in
my house Since then he regularly pre-
scFibes Postum to pany OF bis patients
and With good Fssufts" Name given BY
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mich.
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SENATORS MEET TODAY
NEWARK'S BALL T0SSERS
Local Professionals Closing Up Prelimi-
nary Season.

The Senator's will turn into the home
stretch in their preparations for the open
ing. a week from tomorrow. Of the Amer
lean League season, when they meet the
Newark IN - aggregation this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock This will be he
last series of preliminary games, and
Manager Lotus is in hopes that the Jer-
seyites Will tune the local bunch up and
round them into shape.
Newark was only added to the Eastern
League circuit this year, but by getting
out early and hustIing to some purpose
the management has succeeded In aceum-
ulatiag a pretty fair bundle of ball tos-
sers- They blew into town this morn
ing, and are fit and fine to give the Sena-
tors good fight this afternoon.
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CULBERS0N ASKS DATA
ON PHILIPPINE EXPENSES
Texas Senator Wants to Know Money
Cost of Operations.

Resolutions were introduced in the Sen
ate today by Mr. culberson calling upon
the Secretary Of War for information re-
iating TO the amount of money sent from
the United States on accountyof the Phil
ippine Cotarafsslonl aqdIalso the money
expended upon fRe transportation Of
troops 10 thai Philippines.
The resolution wsnt over
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
GALLEY OF TEXAS DOOMED
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1904
House Democrats Suggest His Name, But
He Holds to German.


Presidential boom for Senator Joseph
w Bailey, of Texas, has been started by
number OF (! enthusiastic Democratic
members Of Congress. among them Repre-
sentatiycs Cooper and Burgess of Texas.
and Cochran and Clark of Missouri Sen
atOr Bailey himself is not unaware OF
what IS going on. but he declares that he
believes his nomination for the Presiden-
cy IN 1904 would be impolitic. His OWL
aVowed preference Is for Senator German
Of Maryland
Some OF Senator BaiIey's friends are de-
sirous Of cor ferTing leadership on him b.
nominating him for caucus chairman Of
the Senate In the Fifty-eighth Congress.
but Senator Bailey says that he himself
viii place Senator German in nomination
for that place. 81 believe that In all re-
spects. he is the best man for the place"
he explained I prefer to do my duty in
the ranks and am willing to follow a safe
leader like Senator German
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTTCE-In pursuance Of an ordcr
passed in probate cause No 1861 viii offer foI
sale to the highest bita5S- ~ 4OS TEeuty-sixth
Street northwest, on APRIL g at 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ the personal effects OF the late CARA A.
Geier, consisting Of household furniture. piano,
china and glass ware, pictures, and other oTaa-
uessts GEORGE E DIVER
Administrator Of the Estate Of Clara a GeieT.
WOLF & ROSENBERG.
AttoEneys foE Administering.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
DISTRICT IMPROVEMENTS.

Commissioners Order a New Catch Basin
and Water Main
The District Commissioners today
authorized the following public work
through the Engineer Department:
Fifty feet of 6-inch water main to be
laid in Richmond Street north from pres
ent terminus to about lot /, block 3, Fair
view Heights; estimated cost S45.
A catch basin to be constructed in alley
of block 2. Trinidad, at an estimated cost
of $l45. chargeable 10 current appropri-
alton for main and pipe sewers.
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G. 4. r.
PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
Offices, Rooms 98o-sTJ Jenifer Building,
fsnrnar Zth md D 81 "

Corner IN and D SIS NV.
Al parties wishing to furnish accommodations
to visitors during the coming c. A R. Encznp-
Tlient are requested to GALL at the headquarters
Of the above committee, or send description %
quarters, stating number OF persons that can be
supplied wi-h ROOMS, with and without meals,
ETC. also lit OF prices per day. and by the week.
n ! WELLER, Chairman
ap4Im Committee On Public CsEafort--
CHICKEN WIRE, best quality, zec 100 feet;
roofing paper, best quality, cheaper than the
price Of the Combine; remnants Of garden hose;
genuine McCIeiland saddles, $40 5. BENSING-
Err & co. IIth and B sts ny. ap2-ti
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-16
To Lecture in New York-

Mr.. o. p. Austin, Chief Of the Bureau
Of Statistics. has been requested to pre-
sent his lecture. The Commerce of the
Pacific" before the School of Commerce
OF the University Of New York, and leaves
for New York today for that purpose. The
address will be delivered in the lecture
hall Of the commercial department of the
university. Washington Square, this even
ing.
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Brouso- Quinine removes the cause z
" GROVES signature on every box.
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At St. Johns Booth.

One OF the prominent booths on tbs
nsain floor that receives attention because
Of the attractiyeuess Of its decorations is
the booth Of st. Johns Lodge. No. IL
This lodge Is one OF the Oldest Masonic
organizations IN the city, and numbers
among its membership soma OF the most
distinguished men IN the Government SER
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
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= renao nn at bet HouenGggrs at bme al min SD for at bare famine, uH lea nh
Wm ID gat bt mem ahe mig iSpGeak for at mbnem amber al mine MeMaanaep "a lea bar
iona ntming noaupa higmhe Rappmti pt sabs pisHge Srutnmgsnroe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Sranfrioes Sremtio.

= "sSortnightlp Repicw" ifriper
Merfet "Gal6as" Ell Iioen Aftmo,
ling unoer openitaaenbe Sperifrift.
San tror life, at Sranfrige er : sSors
ialb og ponitnar, at bets Sommenligs
ming meo Spanien ilet life pasicr.
Spis en- 6iloiof ira cit al0en Nanet
uoen forltogaaenbe aienOifab eIer
Soroommc frnoe forctnge iammenlig.
nenoe Stlbier ooer DC TO Stater. piloe
ban uoen 8etGnfuiug lutte, at 6ranfs
RIGGS locale SilItano BAR Den itriocIte
% fornuitigite al DC TO. 6orboloet
mellem Ggerbru9, Snbuitri, Saanb,
BERT og STUNT er uatllrligt og rigtig
forbelt. anialet al Selpeierbsnoer
err talrIgere eno Sorbarbeiberne, bill
fet er nloeles eneitaaeuoe / belle Ser
ben. Gisie Solf or Stnterts Ststter.
Srmfrige5 Nteogang / SolfemPngoe
tilifriper "GaIdlas" Gienoomslooeue
% life ncqcn Taceoegeneration %
ban trpr fife, Den bill gaa poenigere
nco. San ilrtter, at meb iine firti
Wilioner, fine 8igoomme, i'm Jnodl'
itri og line mango 9esapelier piI
Sranfriqe peobline at bore Ell al Sor'
Sens Stormaater. / set minbite iaa'
lan9t iom benne Generation fan ic
irem | Si0en.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

trrffebc mine 2Gber pon bcnocS Ban
be; men plnoielia faIot 5opeoct, ion
bun bupbe Isftet op, filbage pnn Eii'
ben. % Den lille Stsolc folot neo poc
BlIbet me6 en- piprenoe gpb, ligeiom
|af Ell arpitnIfIoffe. Get bar ion
ont henoes Sirls Streng BRAT.
Zen gomle MuIifer, Der iom leo
Iponlia bar nGrpGrenoe, Lob neb al
'Srnppen % Tom ct Eieblif eitcr mel
Tofior @ishom.
"SoIb 2piet," raabfc ban. ioet bar
nGrmeSe fla Sengen. Sea bragte
2piet, % ban hoIot aGcrcoe ben inge
/ fine grne. Goa bort goa bort
- ic life bio! Bring @offp no al
gGreIietl"
Ren ieg hapoc nIIereoe feet. Seq
ina ct Clint al Den lille Sorttroits
Mlrnb og Toftorens SRnoer, Der
bar ganife robe al BLOB, pe paa Gage.
net bar Der eli long rsh Stribe.
Stnffels gomlc @oifp IRnebe Tia
moo 8Gggen og iamreoe: Sun er
800! Sun er bso!
8i ~un6erieste ben lille Sfucipiller.
inoes aasle for at faa DC Splpsnin.
ger, Der uofororebes til gegrapeIien.
8i fanot life anbet emo en- 8ebeatteit;
men oct bar tiIitrPffeIiat for be Sor.
maIiteter, Der peofom Sognet.
Sum babbe fortaIt @oifp ON en-
Snfel, Tom boeoe | angouIeme men
'ba ban fomL Iaa oct itoffels Barn /
fin 8rab.
Sea bar aiemt Sfitien al Sorttro-
item, og Softor @isoom bar ubitop.
pet "sSacfp~. iom bIep fmben 900 paa
aominaeiimien 3naen efter Bellies
gc9ropeIie. 3et par SfiGbnens gil.
ic, al nogeu ifnlbe % al Suit | oct
soe Somnter / oct forfalonc
Soho.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Nor utne.

ut ct TcnneIfelip itrrffer iig obsr
nj Tccehnier, berer iuIt life iii Sper.
oagSforfteelier. % | oeniie bsie aloer
iileo Hpatiebeo at fiinne foreitaa ~Sri.
oreoepdrtenleiiiet / ct pnoet 2nnosbo.
tel tor noen SpernripeIie faloes ef
SGripn, ifriper "gergens a~ftenblaO".
Zen prRgtigc gomle Saronnger.
fone Sorbisrg Sobannesoatter lltne,
nioen ficnot iom "Mor line. opIe.
Der | bisie Gage bette iielone MlSers.
IiibilRlin, og ON faa Tiger pil bum i
20 anr bare nGret Srsmooer OIL
Wertinoe boa BET Steo. bpor bum iom
tpueaorig grlto ouertoe Stpret peb tit
8ifiermonI mco ben lnnst 9Iorc
Sfposifaffer % 8ieiteiper Soban
Brandt girGs, 300 ! Sanilar 1882.
Sngef fan peb of ie ben life uregei.
mGsiig bpggeoe ~gammelbngie 8jeit.
gipergoaro paa lltneitronoen one,
bpilfen grimmel at Wenneifer al alc
Rntioner, ole 4lore og 2ipsItiainger
ben bar buiet, % bpilfet broget, nun.
teri ungopmslip Der bar rsrt iig | DC
ldue Stiicr, iaa belt forifieaige fra
De mooerne 2anoS1oteuers ltore. Hut
msblereoe Saloner. let fiGre Som.
merbiem, Steoet | 4arr9ffer bor Dor.
ret for trGtte 5uriiter % maeeIiJe
2anbliggere. er Dior Hines 8erf %
henbes sGre. SenNes omiorgsfuloe
Stpre, benoeS miIbe og floge 8Gien
giper Suict oct bpggelise RrGs. 2inet
berinoe oen eienoommelige Zone, Der
Iaber ale gei6geuoe faa Selelien al
inarere at upre bporcbe, inobubne
8enner emo betolen0e 8iGiter / ct al.
minoeliat Sotel.
s Snore &arbangcrs Siitorie BIZ
Sorbisrg lltne Tor &c ifiitenoe SlGg.
ter tao, Iom Ell Roel, Itorilogen Supe
al &c peitlanoife SiorObngoerS &pilts
Der, % for 8iriitiprbielen bisic
egnc bor fun uGret en- griinolRggeu.
DC Strait unOcr lit title Sicmmepirfc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
SucriacS Ssmmcrbnait.

"Smbsnol aioiten" ifripcs. at Ssm.
merbugiten MI fan betragtcs iom al.
lluttet for Iaret. Salopgaoer fore
Iigaer oiltnot enomi life, men DC oil
uof piie en- betpoelig 5orminifelie.
Ron ler Oct aIlereoe paa Siper og /
Glnc, noar man refer gieunem 0i.
it%rifterne. Spor Der eIlcrs pIeier at
bore fplot, Ter man III bore alotter.
% bette or ct alGoeligt Saftum,
iom io~rhaobeutIig nil sne Ell gopu.
Zig SnoiInoeIie poa SrGIoitmarfe.
oct. Get Ter better life pioere lopcns
DC no for 6lsbningeu, ga Sano.
mGnabcn or fnap.