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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

For a neat clean shave and hair
cut, go to the Hotel Hoover bar
Der shop.-B. F. NYE, proprietor.
A complete line of Warren paints
Chinamel varnish at the Columbia
Pharmacy.
For Sale.-Two ten acre tracts
in section seven. Land cleared.
Price SIS per acre including water
right. Inquire at l.. S. Erley's
store.
Go to J. +. ScHArER, the Seat
tie barber, for artistic shaving and
hair cutting. Laundry office in
connection.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

next January, and it is hoped
that a large number Of young
people from this section will
avail themselves of the educa-
tional opportunities offered at
this institution, and the en-
rollment of day students from
the start will be liberal. Any
one interested may obtain full
information by calling on, or
writing to, the president of the
academy at Kennnewick.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

On November II tn, the
state of Washington was four
teen years old. The population
then was $4,000. The census
of 1900 showed population of
51S,1O3 Since the last census
the growth Of the state has pro-
crossed rapidly both in wealth
and population and it is
safe to estimate inhabit.
ants thereofa at about 650,00O.
No state in the west has such
wonderful and varied resources
and future years will find it the
the most populous state in the
west.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
Notice,

Notice is hereby given that S. H.
Anon and John Sherman, proprie-
tors OF the Kennewick Hardware
Company, doing business at Ken
newlck, Yakima County, Washing
ton have sold and transferred the
said concern to II. A. Bier,
whowill continue the business
under the same name and at
the same place. All debts Of
and allaccounts due said concern
will be be paid by and collected by
the said S. H. Anon and John
Sherman to this day.
Dated at Kennewicll this cath
day Of October, 1908.
S, II. ANON,
JOIN SHERMAN.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

An appalling epidemic o
exists in the United States
Among the evidences Of this
epidemic is the recent increase
of juvenile and youthful crimes,
and of crimes of generalization
and ingenuity committed by
persons under or little over
what is called legal age. More
over, the crimes among the
young are by no means confin-
ed to the so.called lower classes.
1t occasions only momentary
surprise to read that the scion
Of one Of the best families is
guilty of some heinous offense
against law and morals. In
deed, the number of crimes com
mitted by the highly educated
is an alarming feature of the
situation. Those who attribute
all crime to intemperence are
also silencel, since many prev
alent crimes are Incompatible
with that vice, for they require
the keeneet intellects and the
most concentrated attention.
It's also noteworthy that the
representatives of the clerical,
legal and medical professions
are furnishing an increasing
number of crimes of dishonesty
violence and pollution of do
nestle life. The causes for
this epidemic must be removed
or counter worked. The inhu
ences that make successive gen.
erations law-abiding, stable,
yet genuinely progressive, are
law-reverence for law and en-.
forcement of law. Self-interest
as soon as memory and reAec.
ton are matured, teaches the
majority that obedience to law
is the best policy. Regular en-
ployment, rational education
are auxiliary factors. Between
these and the inf fences that
promote crime there is ceaseless
war, the state rising in the
scale of civilization as crime
diminishes, and falling when il
increases.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

Judge Rudkin gave some
homely but sound advice to a
young couple that was up be.
fore him Tuesday afternoon in
a divorce proceeding. The
wife brought the action on the
ground of non.support. The
judge could not see the neces-
sity of a decree at this time, so
the case was dismissed. The
husband was reprimanded, fol.
lowed by the remark that both
ought to be spanked.-Wash
ingtonian.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

Heavy rains fell all over the
valley and both rain and snow
throughout Horse Heaven Tues
day night. The ground is we'll
soaked, and the benefit derived
by the farmers cannot be meas
ured in dollars and cents, as
the winter wheat is vastly ben
nefitted and the ground put in
good shape for winter and
spring blowing. With addi-
tional precipitation which al
ways comes in the winter the
crop prospects for this section
in the unirrigated parts are Ger
tainly flattering.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
Don't Read This,

Some people tell you that we
Will not close out our Kennewick
Store but they cannot tell you low
we can sell goods so cheap,
There is something doing at our
store You want to get in Oh the
ground floor, if so, call next week
we are getting warmed up,
COFTI y Bros.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
The ship building trust
would have floated nicely ( if it
had more ships and less watee.

The report of the State Board
of health covering conditions at
North Yakima, is in the hands
Of the countyye auditor. They
hold that typhoid fever exists
there and scores some of the
officials for not cleaning the
city.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

Chinamel varnisf in colors-
stains and varnishes in one appli-
catlon.-Columbia Pharmacy.
All boys under IS years will be
given hair cut for IS ccnts.-B.
+. NYE.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
Mrs. Haynes Millinery Store
Is now brim full OF Nice

- ~" ATtIu IuIt OF NISV
Things.
Millinery and ladies' Quitting
at money saving prices.
Our Paris, Pattern and Walking
hats, for fall and winter, are artis-
tic and superb creations. fashioned
by the most skillful designers of
the East and in Europe-all mark
ed at live and let live prices.
We have also in stock the finest
and most complete line of ribbons,
laces and trimmings ever shown by
any dealer between Spokane and
Seattle.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Ross r. HAYNES.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

No hunting will be allowed upon
my premises situated on the lower
Yakima. Parties disregarding this
notice will be prosecuted. JOHN
BLACK.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-13

The Academy Emanuel will
heoin its career no the 9th oil
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

only on high occasions does Mr.
Sage permit himself to Jest Ordlnar
ily his habit Is what the late Joseph
Cook made so much Of as tho souls
laughter at itself" But when he can
get in a dig at the expense OF a great
nabob of the financial world he does
so in the most sardonlc style.
His chance came last week with the
departure OF MIR, Morgan for Europe,
whlch-as readers OF real estate news
will recnll-had been preceded by the
announcement that Mr., Morgan had
sold his troublesome Park avenue
aats." Thus spako Uncle Russell:
$50. Morgan has gone, hey? And
he has disposed OF his interests IN
those Park avenue fats? We'll /
don't know about the fats on Park
avenue; but I'm bet you a doughnut
against o double oaglo that DO has not
parted with hts interest in the Oats on
wall street Now York Mail and
Express
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

As a personal experience an Eng
llshman offers the following: by ne
grace OF the car foreigners are al.
lowed TO live and trade In Vladlyogtok:
but the governor can deport any por
son or persons he thinks 1T at twenty
four hours notice, no reason given.
This power. WI IN Is absolute has
some curious results, and proves u
large source OF income TO the gov.
ernor. | was much surprised one
evening at the serious effect produced
by what / thought an item OF mere
local gossip: Tho governor had
been losing heavily nt cards. But ]
altered my opinion little while after
when a Russian official came into tho
ONCE and remarked, In substance, II
not la actual words, You're Jones q
Co, Ahl' turning to q list IN his hand
tho governor is raising a subscrip
ton for q bust OF the car; You are
down for 1000 rublos, Pay up The
money was paid and promptly But
the bust has not yet arrived"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19


a simple but amusing little trick %
20 rub out twenty marks IN fvo ruba.
stopping every time on an odd mum.
her
This little diversion ~ particularly
suited 10 recess time at school, whoro
tho blackboard Is handy. but IL may
also DO done on slate.
Flint you make q row OF marks. one
under tho other. and number Thorn. rs
shown In the accompanying picture.
Then you challenge those who arc
watching you To do tho rubbing as
has been said. letting nm odd number
DO The last one every tlmo. i've rub8
TO complete tho task.
Now, unlo1s you have somebody IN
Tho company who 90 wide awake and
quick wittod. thoy win nll begin TO
calculate how In the world thoy can
BEGIN at the top and succeed IN doing
what you have proposed Some boy.
perhaps viii tako up the eraser. aud
confidently rub out tho nrst marks.
stopping on i've. for that ~ an odd
number, he viii say. ala therefore all
right Then ho win btgin 90 got puz.
zlod Tor the next ave nnrks viii take
him 10 ten. which 10 not an odd mum.
bcr aud he win try 70 end a way out
OF tho difficulty
Perhaps no may Eivo Il up IN dos.
pair. and then some one else VIII Try
Il, only 10 givo Il up likewise
put see how almpie It ial No ono
or we coninnuy ms tnohshs - beaift
ming 10 rub at the bottom. instead OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

DR.. Alexander Hlll. master OF Down.
Ing College, Cambridge. England has
been trying 10 solve expcrlmentally
the problem. Can dogs roason?" An
exceptionally Intelligent fox terrier
was taught to open box, by lifting the
wooden latch OF lts door with his nose.
ana whenever onlookora were present
no ala this regularly. In his absence
hot grlllod bono was placed In tho
box. Arriving ON the scene the terrier
smelt all around tho box, seeming TO
know that Il contained meat, and cyi.
IDENTIFY eager TO get H. His previous
training, however was without ofcct
lie seems never 10 have reasoned.
Tho way to secure the meat Is 10
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

afford plenty Of amusement 10 tho NJ.
To folks, and. perhaps. not least 30
because tho element OF fro ~ involved
In it8 performance. Faston Ave tooth.
picks together as IN the accompanying
diagram It will be- found that they
then form o framework which may DO
handled without 10 falling apart Caro-
should be takon IN making this frame
work not TO break the toothplcks. for
the success OF the thing deponda on rs
elasticity
Then mako Tho hmro OF a lliilo
man out OF cork or any other iirht
material. and place him on one OF tho
corners OF The framework. as. for Ia.
stance. about whore tho letter u 70
shown on tho accompanying diagram.
Place tho framework. with tho little
man In his proper place, on the rim
Of an ordinary tumblef and then set
fro 10 tho toothplch end and D..
Whom the nrc has burned tho tooth.
picks ut their point Of intersection
there will. OF course. Sc nothing TO
counteract the force excrtcd by tho
rest Of the framework and the whole
afialr will shoot mp into the air. tho
little gentleman being thrown several
feet "a a result OF the terrible ca,as.
trophe.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19
ThInna That Never plo.


The pure Che bright tho beautiful,
That stirred our hourtH iu youth,
Tho impulses OF wordicsH prayer.
Tho dreams of love and truth.
The iouglngH nftor something lost,
Tho Spirits yUlrnInE cry.
The striving after bottor hopes
These things can never die.
Tho umid hand stretched forth 90 ala
a brother in hiH need.
A kindly word iu gricra dark hour
That proves a friend Indeed;
Tho plea for mercy softly hrc1thcd,
Whom Justice threatens nigh;
The sorrow uf 20 cuuurito heart
These things shall never do.
an. memory OF @ claspiug hand.
Tho pressure of o. kiss.
And nl the trilcs. sweet ana frnil,
That mike up loves fret BLISS;
n with firm. unchnnglng faith,
And holy trust and hITh.
Those hands have claapod. those lipi
have mot
Thcue thinga shah never do
The cruel and the bitter word.
That wounded 90 II felli
The chilling want of sympathy
we feel but never toll
Tho hard ropulro that chillH tho heart
whose hopes were bounding high.
in an unfading record kept
These things shall never die.
Let nothing pass. Tor every hand
Mlut nnd some work 60 do:
Lose not "a chance 90 wakcn love-
BE- firm and just and true.
So shall light that can not fade
Beam on thoc from ON hlgh.
And angel voices say 60 thee
These things shall never die
Charles Dickens
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19
rg HAD THE MONEY.
,,,briated Man Satisfied Clerk Hs
Could Buy Ship

r,briated Man Satisfied Clerk Hs
Could Buy Ship.
n washington. as lu aIl other iarro
sHra. hotel men see some of the 0urar.
at phases of human nature. Tho cr.
additions and antics OF incbrIatod
us.a are .onaily OF uncommon
roHt TO deal with Jhi8 class ofIen
m nt as tough @ pr1po iuon ng
be h0n.iaea bias to meet Az n rulc.
DE gisIung PILGRIM 40 tho capital o.
q "mId O. hammered main a8 over cut
athroat or scuttod "a SNIP" set now
cod tbcu one proceeds to pcrporate
Nrh iiuha in o. way ho would not
gnI0rm at homo lu a century.
a case Don point was that OF n we'll.
axed Wostouor. who. with hB vito
nd children bad o. suite of dre rooms
ncautly at one OF tho best hotels. The
husband and father won't ON "a apreo.
and DIS wife hosscd tine proprietor TO
va..h hIa guest as che know no car
dcl big cum OF money about with
BIN. Hc Kept drinking TO excess.
buoy and one evening walked M
to the cashier and announced hts pur.
poso To take bis family to Norfolk by
boat
"To-days boat has already gone"
saii the cmployc. "and youll have 20
walt over another day"
I guess not Quoth tho lnebrlatod
one. I'm going tonight IL have to
buy q steamer.
Maybe you think I haven't enough
money TO buy one. but I'm show you
differently" and forthwith ne dived
down into an inside pocket and, bring.
ing mp a thick leather book. pro.
coded to count ont before the eyes OF
the astonlshod cashier $4,000 In big
bills and New York exchange.
Il Is needless to say he didn't pur.
chase a ship. but II took n whole lot
Of diplomacy 10 get him TO a hospital
and when Il came to separating him
from his wealth moro than ono man
had to Join In the struggle whom nc
came out Of the Institution at the end
of ten days he was thoroughly soberod
aud said he hadn't tho slightest ro
membrance Of the crazy things he tried
10 enaot.--W Washington Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

Hos u.I. ODD resolutions. for hia morals
HEht
10 ia. o1 tho vino WHOM % o. rcd
ur u.."u or white
Ito r..Hs rI. 20 any clubs or stays out
l..a NO nTht
Dor uoirr suchrc whist. or bridge be
d0..u' caro- mite.
Ito nsf,r am1kea a hig cigar pipe. or
UI..F"'fn.
Toba.., holds mo sweet and soothing
charms for him na yet
ifo doesn't go 10 races. nirt with mnidens
bold ana rIy.
Ana ao h0 didn't need 20 turn a new loaf
Sow Years day.
He g. a charming follow. perevering.
Shy and coy
Ny bouncing. dimpied. rosy. smiling. iit.
tlo baby boy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

FNHANNIN lNNIN NNeIANNN NflNNIs
~ produce feathers from a hand.
lorchlcf hand o large cambria or silk
handkerchief 60 the audience. ana 10.
form them that u contains feathers.
OF course they will state that II does
not Express your surprise and ask
Tor the return OF this handkerchief
and no once produce the feathers you
stated we're 90 the handkerchief, which
you do by having previously purchased
three or four feathers from some Of
the military equipment warehouse
Before entering the room TO begin
your entertainment you take on your
coat. then. holding couple OF the
feathers In each hand so that they will
fail toward the side Of the arms. put
tho coat ON again. this II easily done
ag the feathers squeeze up 20 a yery
amall compass. Being thus equipped
aftor receiving the handkerchief you
throw 10 over one hand and the cut
OF the coat and with tho other hand
draw out the feathers from the sleeve.
the feather rcmmlug Ia original bulk
entirely miaguIdos the lookcron as TO
lte previous position. ono feather
produced the handkerchief Is thrown
carolossly over the other hand end
another brought forth In like man
nor. which can be repeated three Of
four times without causing suspicion
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19
Various Kinds Of Plea.

What pies are very conducive %
slooninolsl Peoples,
what plos wore considered very an
noyinE IN oldon tlmosf Harples.
What pies do school boys usually
disllko2 Copies.
What pics consldor themselves
quito swoll7 Chapples.
WHAT pics might blto your Puppies.
What Piles might We sit unuor9 Cano.
pies.
what pies are noisy ana misehloy.
ous3 Mnrplos.
What pies prance around the water 2
Keiplea.
What pies are placed upon the
table but never oaten9 Naples.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

uIt che latch. and. lu fact no did not
mlo o. That operation he had pen
formed TO win Coo appreciation Of hn
ICON beings; but TO DO 10 as an oriel.
ual effort 20 please himgolf and gain
70 purpose of hi8 own dId not occur 10
ha canine brain. Dr. Hu invites Oh.
om TO repeat this experiment ON ant
NAL psychology
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

Pete-"De undergrad gang had dat
yellow pup well trained"
Jimmy-"Dat SOP
Poto-"You bet Why, every time
doy'd tie a can to his tail he'd go down
70 Kelly's an bring It back full Of
beer"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

Drops Of wax falling from a lighted
candle on. cold water assume tho form
of little cups which closely resemble
lilies Of the valley. It each cup as Il
floats IS pierced In the confer by a
thin wire. pushed TO the other end OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19
AK a Teacher to Explain Thla

Ask n Teacher to Explain This.
Get tube Of any length, thre
dxtocnths Of an inch IN internal dit
meter. and cut a round piece OF card
board 2lh inches In diameter Make
a hole IN the center OF the cardboard
and insert one end OF tho tube IN IL
but let the end OF the tube just come 70
the other side OF the cardboard and
not protrudo beyond Il.
Now cut n round pieco Of paper thi
same size a. the cardboard, place O
on tho cardboard and tho other end
OF tho tube In your mouth. and Try q
blow tho paper on iho carabogI
\ on may safely onor a handsomo re-
ward TO any ono Who win succeed In
doing It.
Tell your toschor about Il, and ask
him or her % explain Il to you.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

on a dry day run with a brush or
with the hand a thin piece os paper.
"a will become electrified IN short
time aud adhere to your bands. your
face and your coat 40 II Il had glue
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

;ho wire. and an the little wires at.
tachcd 90 a stoutor one with the small
est flowers at one end, you havo a fair
imitation OF a towering stalk o. the
lily OF the valley, which has a realistic
effect when put In vase with pointed
leaves OF green paper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-19

at the top, SO when you begin there
and rub from mark 20 TO mark n.
and then 10 on and rub from 40 10 10.
from i2 to o, from to o. and from 4
TO i, tho onlookera Will feel as n they
had been sold NJ very low price.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
5neen Re~ciprocitet.

Samaica og Here al De andre britt
ife 9eiiooelier / S%eitinbien bar isgt
at iaa iitanO MISREPRESENTATION
meo &c 8oreneoe Stater; men iorle.
oenen llge meo0elte @uuernsr Sem.
ming Barlamentet pao Somaica, at
set bar boablsit at brinsc set ameri'
fnifc Senat til at gaa inO poa Ell
Sraftat ON Reciprocitct meo nosen
britiif @ Geitinoien.
Sra @aibington %teIcgraiereS iomti'
sig, at ineen al Sc forfaiteOc Srafta'
fer, oeribIanot Sen meO 6ranfrig, pil
hiipc iorelagt Senatet igien. Genne
5oriamlina bar life meget tiloperS for
Reciprocitet. % oen ipntes, at sen gift
Iangt nof. ga ben un0er Srpf al SrG.
iibenten bifalot Sroftoten meb Cuba.
8ioere ganr Sen iuotil oibere life.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Slommen.

Sra Retp Orleans ifripes ben
27be Warts, at ct 8rrb / 0emnin.
gen er inotraabt peo 5pnleIia. Co.,
iaa Der er 6are for, at 100000
Icres Seltalanb, iom meitenbels
bruges til at able 8omitlb og Suf.
fer. bill blipe operipsmmet. Nom.
men pil berpeb minfe peo 8reenpiQe
og Ianet ipooper; men ganbet pil
penbc tilbage til WiSiiSiippi glen.
mem Yo5oo % forlPnge llbtsmmel.
len. 09mningsbp,bbet peo Spme.
liza er ira 100 til 300 900 breot. st
tort Strsa itoar aIlerebe unber
SanO. Ser er set riaeite SufferbeIte
/ Soitiiano, % fan man life itpre
6Iommen. oil bcu gisre flor Sfabe
pad pproiiuloe Rlantager.
SnnOet / WiSiiSiippi iteg oen 27oe
til 20.5 500 peb Hen Orleans; men
ianf iioen 3 CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Speo er etftio,

WenneTtetS Soeo cr ion1 b~cficnbt
meget giftIg. Gn irnnif 2G8e bar
nnitiQet 6orieg me0 at in0po0e Wcn.
neifeioeo pao Gpr. &uroc er iprIig
m~obtageIi8e, ionbipnIigpi8 iorbi sc
fcIp ~ubiou6rer ion IiGct Spco. %
ioroi 6eres 2egemer fife cr pantc iii
OF paapirfeS oerai. &uopoocr man
en- bis RGuqOc Speo paa en- 0uno,
ptl Se giftige &irfninQcr mart pie
fig. Gpret biipcr trPgt. 0Cts Zine
beaDnOer al grade. % 0ets RuifIer
iitrer. 9ereiter lager &eaPmstem.
pernturen al, I%an6eorpttet blioer
beipgrligt % Suuoeu Dor. she.
bens @iftigheo er iorIfieaia. efter.
iom 1rauipirationen er iremfoIot
Spile eaer oco arbei0e. Otter itprf
MnifeIarbeioe er Speoen rigere paa
Git eno / normal 5iIitanb. Speo,
Der sr iremfal6t paa fllritig WnaSe,
!. Gy. peb 9ompbabe, narme 9ou6e
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

Deo at opgipe fin Stiaing. "Mine
9etre~, tiger ben gnmle Some, bar
en- farIie BeFjGitieeIie, men ian
lpngc ieg IeDar, Dil ies isge at Nib.
ne Barren Deb ielp at paste dprtanr.
NET Der erpoein en- 0eileocr paa Sn.
pet.1 X
3 Dofobhma Hnoerboloar De iscits
inofsote 2ogis. og aoifbuies 9arier
fpinoeligt .Mnnoifab" til 8enpttelie
paa ap~itbonnperne. naor Sc malialcr
WanOifab. &c gisr life Eicueltc i
Safelagen, rlter oeltaeer | oft sprigt
grbeioe, enOog iom 5prbeoere %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., og ifal no.
fsre. bet fortrGffeligt.
Der iinoes nogle erempler paa. at
apinSer paa egen 6oano bar fsrt
Sfib, nnar SmitGnoigbeoerne Dor
tnungct DEM BERTH. ct tppiif I'll
iGloe er 9riggeu "Moorburg", ON.
boro pna bniIfen Der | 1877 paa &ei.
len ira aina til auitralien ubbrso
aolera, Der angreb ale unotagen
aapteinens Suitru, % bun bGmme.
bes enbbn / lin Sirfiombeb peb at
babe ct oienoe Barn. Sffe beitomin.
ore itpreoe bum Sfibet til brisbane,
Oct pil iige en- g1eiie, Der parebe ipu
Tiger; | ben Sio uofsrte bun belle
Wanbifabets Irbeibe og fit enbba
Sio / leoige giehliffe at pIeie De ipge.