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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

VOt0l ............$ l3l $3.50 10 Sll39o9,oI4 %
Excess of receipts 49, 09 .909 "a SIS, 179, 063 76
Thus so far in the current fiscal year
receipts have been 81 $40, 996S9 greater
than they were in the first quarter Of
last year. This is accounted for by
an increase in the receipts from GUS
toms Of $15.352 ,OO3.45 and In miscel-
laneous receipts Of $2,865, S20.sS, which
more than Offset the reduction In the
internal revenue Of $13,S74,S27.44.
! Turning to expenditures, every item,
except interest, which shows de-
crease Of $48S,914.4S, has increased
this year in comparison with the first
quarter Of last year. These increases
run as follows: Civil and miscellane-
Gus. S4,138,577.5s; war, $3,S69,ss1 40;
navy, $3.977, 361.52; Indians, $685., 491.-
81. and pensions, $1,191, 753.49. This
resulted In q net increase in expendi-
lures Of 1882, 151.41. AS result,
while the revenue was in round figures
~ ,843. 900 greater than the revenue in
the first three months Of last year, the
surplus has declined more than half.
standing $9,OO9. 9O924 on Oct. / of this
year and $1S. 179,O63.76 on Oct. last
year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
JOHN w. THURSTON.

been struggle TO save the birds from
the nav of fashion, there never has
been formed society for the saving
of squirrel skins, or any other kind Of
skins, for that matter, for the backs of
their rightful owners. The seal. the
otter, the mink and the beaver are 60
ing, the silver fox has gone, and now
it seems that the squirrel must go with
the rest.
With the passing of the squirrel the
woods will lose one of their chief
charms. We shall miss his cheerful
chatter among the boughs and his
graceful gambols from tree to earth.
But what matters 1t? Must not my
lady be kept warm and beautiful?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
MAPLE GROWING VALUABLE
Fir and Cedar Destruction Makes
New Uses For Cheaper Lumber.


New Uses For Cheaper Lumber.
The rapid destruction of the fir and
cedar forests of Washington is causing
new uses to be found for maple hem
lock and spruce timber. which are ex-
ceedingly abundant in many localities
throughout the state, says the San
Francisco Chronicle. At Hamilton,
Skagit county, speciality is being
made of maple, which but a few years
ago was considered worthless except
for firewood. A large quantity of this
lumber has recently BEEN cut on a spe-
cial order for j. ]. Hill, Jr. The con-
tract price was $50 per thousand.
1t makes one of the finest kinds OF
finishing lumber in the world, yet mil
lions of feet of 1t have been burned in
clearing small farms along the Skagit
river bottoms. Many lumbermen, real
iZing that good profits can be made on
maple, have purchased large tracts Of
maple forests and will erect mills.
Quantities of nemlock are being cut
and marketed at good prices. Promt-
nent lumbermen are sanguine In their
belief that maple and hemlock will be
soon shipped throughout the country
and to foreign markets for making fine
furniture.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

The experiment Of Offering private
export bounties to German manufac-
lures, begun by powerful group of
iron and coal interests, is being
watched with concern by the Berlin
press. The scheme, which was mainly
brought into being by the Westphalian
coal and pig iron syndicate. Is based on
the idea that the association shall pay
to its members who export their com.
modities bonus equal to the differ
ence between the current price ut home
and the price they actually obtain in
foreign markets. 1t is said that the
plan is already doing much to give
fresh impetus to German metal ex-
ports. but the permanency Of its in
fluence Is doubted in some quarters,
where 1t is insisted that the process
of helping the foreigners at the ex-
pense Of the home consumer cannot 20
OH indefinitely.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
KEENE WAS KEEN.
How the Veteran Financier's Cane
spoiled a Coal Plot.


Even James II. Keene. one Of the
great powers in Wall street, has been
suffering inconvenience from the eOal
strike saws the New York Press. IL
Mr.. Keene has one hobby more pro-
nounced than his admiration for horse
flesh. il is his old fashioned, rambling
.oSntry seat at Cedarhurst, y. u,
where he is most of his leisure time.
These rambling houses are picturesque,
but hard 20 heat, and when Mr.. keene
returned TO his estate from Saratoga he
did not bother about his supply of coal,
relying upon his faithful steward. The
other Sunday morning Mr.. Keene was
startled 10 learn there were only few
chips of anthracite in his coal bins, ana
he promptly ordered his steward to lay
in a supply at any price.
Wyatt is the autocratic man who con-
trolls the coal market Of Cedarhurst, but
the Keene retainer was turned down
frigidly when he bartered for coal at a
trifiing S25 a ton. The servant re-
turned TO Mr.. Keene.
81 must have coal" said the flnancier.
"See II $50 a ton will have any intiu-
ence over this Wyatt"
But Wyatt confessed he did not own
half a ton OF coal. Whereupon the
loungers about the coal office proposed
a collection OF coal, and they started on
a search along the railroad track where
chunks had fallen In the days OF
abundance. Then the men who hoped
to earn the $50 ton offer bought up
some coal that had been left by cot
tager and after mixing their collection
with an overgenerous supply OF sand
and rocks they drove the cart TO the
Keene house.
The rare sight of a CARLOAD Of coal
attracted much attention, and Mr..
Keene came out to inspect his pur-
chase. With his cane he prodded the
fifty dollar ton and uncovered layer
of Rockaway sand and few rocks.
For every lump of anthracite there
were twice as many powders black
ened artstically by coal dust get
out" cried Keene you rascals! Half
sand, half rocks! Where does the coal
come I'M"
And so a load of fine anthracite re-
Gently consigned to Mr.. Keene by a
: New York dealer agitated the natives
of Cedarhurst, while the plotters gaZed
on in sullen recollection of how near
they had approached the Keene Golfers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
Uncle Sans Balance Sheet.

The United States treasury depart.
Iment's monthly statement of receipts
and expenditures Of the country for
the month Of September shows that,
compared with August, the receipts
ran on practically the same level, while
the expenditures were almost $6,000,.
600 more than those of the previous
month. In September the receipts
to $4S,5SO, 1881 40 against ex-
Ipenditures of $37. 1854, 1892, a surplus
OF 81 OPS, $685.. The surplus in Au-
gust was only IS. 492, 202.35 over July.
In spite of the removal of the Span
ish war revenue taxes the receipts last
month were more than 100000 in
excess Of those for September, 1901,
and more than 100000 in excess Of
the receipts for the corresponding
month in 1899 and 1900. The expendi-
lures, however, were more than $1,000
600 greater than the expenditures for
September last year and about equal
to the expenditures in September, 1899,
though less than the expenditures in
1900. The following table shows the
receipts and expenditures of last
month in comparison with those of
last year:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

Sycamore Qll.) editors have queer
difference that threatens to battle set
tlement, says the Chicago Record Her
aid. One of the offices is located on the
ground floor and has large show win
dow in which the apples, peaches, pears
and other fruits that subscribers bring
In are displayed. Another office is To-
Gated on the second floor. has no show
window, and in consequence all the
good things going are given to the
editor who is able to make something
Of a display with the names of the
donors tackled on each exhibit. Now
the editor Of the other paper has Of
fered prize for the best pumpkin pie
brought in by Dekalb county house
wives or their daughters. Not content
with one pie, from which the award is
to be made he asked for two, is getting
them, and now there is a steady flow Of
beautiful women and pies up the stairs
of the elevated editor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
ElIIYi ! I

To and from Quebec, c olebrook North STRAIT
ford, Lancaster. North Conway, Boston.
Portland, and all points i'll the State
OF Maine and Maritime Provinces
In effect June 16 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE North Stratrord as FOL.
lows: For ColchroOk and RceCher Falls at
10 40 a m, %. 3 % and o.33 p. m.
For Cuoksnirc, pud'vell Junction and Lime
Ridge at % 40 a m. and 2.O7 p. m.
For Quebec and all points on the Quebec
Central Ry. 2.O7 p. m
For Lancaster 400, 6. 90 and l / 80 a. m,
and 3.O7 p. III.
For Quebec Junction, Portland and East
ern points 6.55 and II 80 a III. and 8 % pm.
For Bostua, via Portland, 81 and II. 80
n. m. and 3.O7 u. m.
GEO +. EVANS,
Vice President ami Gen. Manager.
+. f.. BOOTHBH, C. l.. * T. A.,
PORTLAND, Me.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

If the young king Of Spain wants to
see how it all happened. he should ar
range that projected visit to the United
States to take place at the time of the
West Indian naval maneuvers. The
navy department would undoubtedly
give him place to witness the per-
torrance on one Of the hattleshl.issss.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

opera, LA Navarraise." in which
Calve had such great success. He is a
native of Paris and forty-three years
old.
NJ. Cain studied painting in the stu
dos of Laurens and Detaile and has
won medals and honorable mention
at various salons for his work. He ex-
GELS in portrait painting. He is the
author of various librettos and wrote
the drama Jacques Cabot" M. Cain
has also received medals for life saw
ing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

According to the reports, the lowest
bid received by the navy department
for the construction of the battleship
louisiana was $3.990,OOO, which goes
to show how from year to year the
cost Of building war vessels increases
For instance. the cost Of the Oregon
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
$500
Boston & Maine R.R,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
In effect June %, 1902.

Trains leave Newport:
rrs+ r,b,sb,,-, NJ m STI n -, ro--
~ - "a ~ "a X 20 II NM IN l. % ,r
~ 4 aS o,,I : - ., -,
~, ,y.ils p;,,.r "a : "a 4, SIS, ~, Tp--
,nn ia - ~ =, n-E.rI ~, r h.
=. -, - 80 - - - ~ Ga - -r
> 30 - * "a ~ -, ''
r. 49, p;'.,, w., ~ M 4. ST.,
40 s. !. "a, - ~ - =, -, t,.t,,r, 80 . A., -
o Wv, - "" ~ ~ :. - -, ~ ' '.''
81 t.,.., - - - % = - - ~ D., -
= -, u -, - ., :, .,, 49,,
,"u - - ~ T., a. an :, -, - ~ - anu go
~, ,,,.,,rJ n, : "a ~ SIX - TO -
II 20 and IL IS d. m, Return at 6 90 and
II O3 a. 1905 SIP 20. g47& +lu45
u m
For MunCheS ter at 7 O3 a = 10 a. u.,l9 -.
II 70 IL 80 p. m. Return at . 10, ]" ~
- O. vs. - -. = - = ~ w -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
Farm for Sale

Comprising about 800 acres. ,rr.--
about loo tons hay, aud including r.r.
siderable pasture and aood iaud. liner.
is also fine apple orchard and % Isu-
sugar orchard Of 400 trees. with ...4
sugar house. Farm building, consist II
dwelling house, and a fine SIT oi arg
barns, all ia the best condition. Pm
running water into house aud baruyad
This farm is known as the ". L. RIOS.
brook place, situated about four mile.
from Island Pond village. Will o.. ,.rl
at a bargain and on easy terms. ForaU
particulars address the proprietor.
JuHN L. RusEBEoOK. Island Pond Y,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

AS might have been expected, an
Iowa woman has written a poem on
the launching of the Des Moines. This
is all right and proper, though the pro-
duction is not likely to be so widely
read as a certain poem by the late
Henry w. Longfellow on the same
subject. The trouble is that Mr.. Long
fellow rather spoiled the ship launch
Ing theme for all subsequent rhyme
sterS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

The action of the last congress in
striking from the naval appropriation a
clause providing $25O,OOO for Guam
has resulted in the closing of the
schools in the island. 1t is expected
that the courts will soon be obliged to
close. Having taken the island, it
would seem to be the duty Of the Unit
ed States to provide means for its le-
Ultimate expenses.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

A deaf man at Hammond, Ind, fell
from scaffold. and the bump which
he received on his head restored his
hearing. 1t is not probable, however,
that the ear doctors will generally rec
ommend this line of practice for cases
Of Deafness
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

The Canadians are not OverWell
pleased with the action of the British
government in granting a subsidy OIL
$750,0O0 year to the Cunard steam
ship line. They have been urging I'M
perial subsidies for a line between ST.
Lawrence ports and England and are
therefore not little discouraged over
the matter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

In view of the numerous accidents
and frequent fatalities caused by care
lessness and incompetency in handling
firearms 1t is suggested that hunters
should be obliged to pass an examina-
ton and take out a license. A good
many of the men who go out with guns
would find it difficult to pass such an
examination even after year Of study
and practice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
SONG BIRD FINDS NATE.
Nine. Ca1ve, who Is to Wed Henri
Cain, the AuthOr-Painter.

Cain, the Author-Painter.
Nine. Calve, the famous opera sing
er, has announced that she will for
sake single blessedness for connubial
bliss. In recent letter to her friends
in this country she says that Henri
Cain, the handsome painter and au-
thor, is the man of her choice. The
marriage, according to Nine. Calves
announcement, will not take place be-
fore next year.
Henri Cain, with Jules Claretie, is
the author of the libretto of Massenet's
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

In several cities the mattresses in
hotels and restaurants are organizing
unions When they get fully organ
lied. they might do worse than take a
few lessons in distinct pronunciation.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

1t Is gratifying that the proposeu
peanut trust, which meant to contro'
the Virginia and North Carolina out
put Of this prime staple of public ne
cessity, has fallen through. We may
thus continue to get a five cent bag Oh
peanuts for a nickel. }
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

Speaking Of government operation Of
railroads. Uncle Sam appears to be
doing something In that line down OH
the isthmus of Panama.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

Some people seem to think that If
the Cubans should float forty million
dollar loan it would sink the island.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

The manufacture Of electrical appa-
ratus and supplies employed in the last
census year capital, exclusive of cap
ital stock, Of over $S3,OOO,OOO. The
value Of the product was over SOL 00O,-
600. This is good showing for COM
paratively new business, and it will
show a wonderful increase by the time
OF the next census. 1t does not include
data as to operating companies in cleo
trio lighting, telephone, street railway
Or other corporations of that kind.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17

the sponsor Of ship named for the
state over which he presides, the
choice really rests with the builder.
Miss Susahr Quay is most attractive
girl, bright and vivacious, and is prom.
inent in the younger set In senatorial
circles. Senator Quay's home on X
street Is the center Of life for the
Pennsylvania young people who live
In Washington in the winter, and Miss
Susan Quay Is an accomplished young
hostess.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA'S SPONSOR.

HOW MINE quay Came 10 he Chosen
to Christen New Battleship.
Miss Susan Quay, daughter of Sena-
tor NJ. S. Quay, who has been chosen
to christen the new battleship Penn
sylvania, is a popular member of the
official circle at Washington.
Miss Quay owes her selection for the
honor to the friendship existing be-
tween her father and Mr. Edwin S.
Cramp, the builder. While it is Gus
tomary for the governor to designate
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1902-10-17
Little drops OF water,
Like grains OF sand,
Make the mighty ocean,
k,,I +l,n .~lo,.

w. S. BOYNrON, Treas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
&pitterina

Suffering
for @aper til Paitur gangs Winoeten.
Rep. 6. M. Glien, Qop Sippi, gSis. 100
qeber Clieu, Saruiae, &iS. ........ O,5O
8ep. ar. anfsr 800
Eamilien Gang 1900
Better u. Hp9aaro, BoIuile Wills,
gaebr. 200
Sjerteli9 9af for @aoerne.
8. 6. 5enfen
u ennb, Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Nc6r.
gator oaralO 5rnieus SOrtreiie.

so n9rnlere 0agen tom, oa Pa1t.
eSenlsn nulbe forlaoe Blair for at gaa
til fin M @erning / 9ut6iuion, oeito
mere pifte bet fig, at Der par noget Al
pirfeliq % bpb Sorg / De fIeitss 9lers
ter oper at ltuae iige 5arOel I'll OeHre
elftelige Camille, Der bdabe | Strife oq
Diem bar p9ret til 8%eliignelie for iad
nance. Oct er life blot bet hlertelige
,.SurpriIesgartn" / 5reOags 4ttss'
p<b hpiltet Der ~pperrdttes Pditor SEN
fen en- net file Sum At Dollars, Der
bare 8ionesbpro om Meni9beoens
R9rlig6eo, men meget mere De mango
poobe Zine % bep9geoe 6ierter, man
msbts pperalt / De Iiofte 9uge fsr VII
reiTsn % pdu observation-disclosures
8lair / SenDugs gftermiood9s, bpor
benpeb 200 N1enneifer par iamleoe tor
at bpbe 5amilien bet iiOite 5urpel.
Monoe. 8snner fra Blair felger pa>
ftpr SenIen og 9uitru meo De ire mn
biee Smaabrenge.
Sub psliigne Dem ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
9atimer, Sa.

5otiigelfesoasen bapos Ri en- rigti9
ffsn Dag. 8i 6apbe ON 5ormioodeen
5dffgelIespr9biten meb Cat og Con
til Sub for, bbab Ri iom Soft og Gdno
/ bet Ipunone 4ar bar mobtaget al
SUBS 8eliignelie. 8i maa ubbrpbe og
iige, ga, Cubs Haabe bar 6oer Dag
paret M oper o.. Sad ON Gftermio>
hagen 6aobe Ri 5aaesipisnin9 bos g.
6. YeterIens, Dg 5ioen git meo Sang
og Sdmtale, til Ri after igen ON 4fs
tenen Iamlebes / airfen til 9eitpr9bis
fen. gr ri eno life / Nar bleoen pelz
Iiqnet meb ida rig en- Sperflob iom
tilforn, foa mac Sub 10 bog dligeDel
babe TIBET os faa meget, fom Der er
Os guOnliet, os De fIsite bar bel not
baaos til Soft og Ge, iaa after Der
bar Ri @runb til at ub6rnoe / COB og
pris til Sub, og Do farlis fdamdnge,
iom bar laoet fig finoe at 9sitens9erre
os label Sjslsn Deberfares Grelie,
Sitfen I'll ATE 9anterens 29iere.
airftiae Senen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Sill Splpsnins.
vi u. 8. 3 a b NJ.

5or henpeo et Wars 3ib iioen bar
je9 inos / en- M banit luiberit airfe.
bn9nins / 6umiltOn Co.. Rebr.. o9 iuo
oens Snuentnrium (8r9titeitol. Glier.
table, Debsiont os airfeb1nfe). 9tli
bette ejoroe ct mcest bsitioelist SnbtrDf;
tbi bet iaa ina firteli9t O9 lutberif no
o9 par uofsrt iaa lj9loen p9nt os imnss
iulbt. Seq ipurste neunte alrtes
Brat, Ynitor 8. s. Strunolfou. buem
Der bapoe forfarbiset bette airfeinuen.
tnrium. 9an in9oe, Of en- oanlt Wono
/ 8ncine, @is., baooe sjort bet. Seq
lpurgie ON benne Manos Napn. pan
ia9oe, at ban bebbsr MittelIsn. Chen
bar jes 6srt mere ON bet p9ne os aobe
airfeinoentnriumsarbeloe, lom or. Mif:
telieH uofsrer. I. Cts. ON, of ban bar
lapet en- imut Nliertnple iii ben npe
banite lutbsrite airfe i Blair. Nebr.
Seq fit oa 2pit til at ie oenne Manos
8artiteo. naa 2eilisbeo sooes. Denne
9ejlisbeb bar jes MI bait. Seq bar
paref paa bans Y9rtitebi 9ncins, bpor
flere M9no er / Nrbeioe, Os buor man
laper forifeaist unoet al Wsbelarbejbs
peb Sioen nt buab nan laoer til air-
fer.
SEQ pnIfer of henlebe ming Qonoss
m9nbs Opm9rfiombeo pna or. Wif'
feliens airfeinpentnriumsarbejbe, Inn
be fan benpenbe Zig III bnm, nanr be
bpeser npe airfer. for at iaa Snueuta'
rum ira bans 5abrif. Beo at iad Del
berirn er be uisie paa at faa sobt. iolioi
ubfsrt Nrbejbe. Der tiaise er imuft oa
esr ii fitfeii9i os luiberif Snbirpf
Oct er nsmt Of f%oritaa, at man life poc
ameritanIfe Warfitsoer bar bet retts
Bsgreb ON, buOrbnn Snpeniariet til
bonlfe luiberlte airfer bsr u9re. Der.
for pil oct 10 faa ct reiOrmert 9ilinit
builfet life fan fable / ristis Sma9 for
os banIfe 2utbernnsre.
Sr. Miffeliens 89rfiteb er be9pnbt
for fun nosle faa Gar iiben Os sr Der.
for enbnu life ret me9et befenot runbt
ON blanbt pore 2anosm9nb. Snort
oil bet blioe bet mere. W2en bet er ai
Betpbnins, at bore Qanbsmano oeo
ON bet. iaa be fan faa sobt, pant og
imasiulot S%npeniarium / be npe airfes
buis, be Opfpre FER Os Der paa be iors
lfsllise Sieoer / be 6orenebe Sinier.
Den npe banite GfOle, Der lige er
fommen | Brus FER / Rucine, bar oeiao
facet oft fit Snpentarium fra Sr. Mif.
feliens 89rfiteb.
De, Der snife bet. fan benoenoe Iic
If Scr. Noam Miftelisn, 8acine, isis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
ssra D. b. g. MenisbcS |
Minneapulis. Winn.

Blot ct Bar Orb til n9aniferen"s
9aIers, iom Inlet Gireulere bar mob
taQet fra os meo 0porbring ON en-
bialpenoe 6aanosr9tning at l Dollar
til Oatning al Dor 8~irteg9lo. 9a 81
BEN nu er mar, at llobetalingen mao
tie, fua beoes bisIe genner / Samfuns
pst, Ipm tpnter at itstte os, ret mari
at lube bgre fra iig til 3b. 9uno.
2714 6 % Ct, minneapolis, Minn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05
Gpittering

for gauer til ben banlte lutberlte YRenisbeo
/ Miuneopolis, Yiinn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-05

Seq bellsre frpOier bet fdrltgite gds,
Sea beaere frpoier ct 0anoftab af8los,
sseq beuere bpier al Saon og 9e
Gnb at bergpe min 6uftru Rocfq
Wountain Sc.
5arnbam &c SumpiOn.
s sirsbags Nut er Der fOris9t
Snbbrub / ). gugeons 6orretntng.
gnpsn fnaftsbe en- Ruoe uo til 5acaz
ben pe off inb / 8utiten; men Ratpo9z
ten eiorce Itruts 4lurm. o9 uRsloigpis
unbfIap 5ppsn.
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