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of such development that can safe l ly be made; and the efforts made
 by each stockman should be con-
 sidered in the continuance or re.
 newal of allotment by the depart ment; provided, the party making such development shall be allowed to fence, protect and control the same.
 Fourth-The best and only fair method of settling differences be- tween stockmen and applicants for permits is that heretofore adopted by the forest supervisor of this dis trict, to have all such contestants meet, and in his presence discuss their claims and differences. Hon. est, fairminded men will generally agree among themselves; if they do not, the supervisor is in possession of the claims Of both parties, given in each others presence, and can make any further investigation deemed necessary before rendering a decision. In every contest the claimant should be required 10 face his opponent in the presence of the local forest reserve official, and no exparte statement or investigation should ever be acted upon by any forest reserve official.
 Fifth-The method of develop ment of water for each range must depend upon local conditions, of soil, geological formations, etc, i which frequently differ radically in adjacent ranges.
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the leadership of one single solitar,
 man to have swept the other off.
 cers from the street and strung
 kidder to the first pole they came
 to. The feelings of the citizens was aroused to high pitch"
 The Douglas American of July : had the following relative to the trouble gotten into by Kidder:
 Ranger Kidder, charged with beating several people over the head with a six shooter Tuesday evening while about making an ar rest on Main street, Bisbee, was ar ralgned yesterday in, Judge Me Donald's court at Bisbee on two charges of assault and one of as sault with a deadly weapon. In the first two cases he asked for change of venue, which was made to Tombstone, and in the third waived examination, being bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $500. There is a great deal of feeling over the matter in Bisbee. Strong assertion is made by the men attacked and their friends that the attacks were unprovcked and the work of an officer who exceeded his authority. Rangers here ex- pressed themselves yesterday and 1 today as deeply deploring the af fair because of the reflection it cast upon the rangers as a body and as desiring the matter thoroughly slfted. If Kidder is guilty, as pub llc sentiment appears to indicate, they want him to receive the limit of punishment"
Williams news., 1904-07-16
Election Officers to Be Appointed.

The law says: "The county board of supervisors shall at the June meeting next preceding gen. eral election, appoint one inspector and two judges of election, who shall be qualified voters of such precinct for which appointed. and who are members of different polit- ical parties and of the parties which cast the highest number of votes in the territory at the last preceding general election"
Williams news., 1904-07-16
Flagstaff "Gems'' and ..Sun' Beams

William McIntire and family re- turned Tuesday from California, where they have been since the first of the year.
 Prof A. N. Taylor, president of the Northern Arizona Normal, has purchased the J. c. .Milligan resi- dence on Aspen avenue. opposite the Emerson school.
 Dan M. Francis of Flagstaff and Miss Jessie Jameson of Alameda, Cal, were united in marriage Mon- day evening, July 4, at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Camp bell of this city.
 Mrs. D. J. Brannen, who has been visiting friends in the east for the past two or three months, and visiting the Worlds Fair. came in Sunday. Since her arrival the doe tor has enlarged his smile.
 James Edgar Rains and Miss Grace Grim were married at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Grim, in Los Angeles, Gal, on Wednesday, They will make a trip to the east, and expect to return to their Fla gstaff home about Sept. i.
Williams news., 1904-07-16
THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.

The following letter was recently received by the NEWS from a friend visiting the fair:
 Meet me at St. Louie-Louie,
 Meet me at the fair"
 This is tie name of the latest popular bsllad, being whistled, sung, yelled, played on street missouri 0ui s; grounds, down the Pike, I heard Hindoo band play it on kettle drums and other instruments Of torture. But it thoroughly de- scribes conditions existing here at present. All the natives of Ohio, Indiana, and various other foreign countries. are here, wearing large and conspicuously placed badges and strea mers, certifying that they are from the rural districts of the aforesaid countries, and therefore easy marks for the thousands of fakirs and grafters who throng the fair grounds and streets of the city In the words of the Missourian, q have sure seen it. all." and 'tis a wallopin' big thing.
 After spending a week on the grounds, I am tired. I have been
 held up, robbed and plundered ir
 every way that artists in this line could devise. From the Galveston flood at the head of the Pike to tho Irish village and the Tyrolean Alps at the foot of that famous thorough
 fare, I have taken in (and beer taken in by) every show on botl sides of the street, at 25 and 5( cents a shot. You listen to thu spieler, who tells you that the per formance is just about to begin
 then follow the crowd, put up you coin and pass inside. You ar taken through numerous passag 9 ways, see a few scenes painted ol 7 cheese cloth, few blank cartridge 9 are fired, the band plays, and tn , barker thanks you for your kin' ] attention, and yells all over. Yo' s pass outside to, wonder why yo1 l were ever born. and repeat the per S formance at the next show.
 There is but one show worth see
 ing, and that is the Boer war. ri Il good. But the Pike is not the fail : The exhibit buildings are beauti V ful-that is, on the outside. Insid t everything is topsy-turvy; nothin
 completed, carpenters, painters an
 mechanics working every place. O would advise anyone intending It visit the fair to wait until Septen .- Der, as the weather makes a perso d wish he was at Yuma, so he coul cool off, or else pattern after tf , Ingorrotes at the Philippine e r. hibit, whose dress consists of 1t pleasant smile and cigarette
Williams news., 1904-07-16

The Santa Fe has established a low freight tariff on ore shipments from stations on its line to Needles. This rate has resulted from the building of the smelter at Needles.
Williams news., 1904-07-16
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
Interesting Items PurIoined From
 Numerous Exchanges


 CT in Douglas.
 The Copper Queen company i now sending about thirty cars o ore every day to the Douglas smelt CTS.
 The United Verde mine at Je rome has a new superintendent William McDermitt, late of Butte Montana.
 Lack of water is seriously inter fering with mining and milling op erations in many parts of Arizona this season.
 According to the News Herald ot Martinez, cattle are dying in the Bradshaw mountains for the first time in many years.
 Judge Sloan has decided that the law prohibiting stockmen from butchering their own stock and selling it is unconstitutional.
 The Copper Queen sewer system being laid in the principal streets of Bisbee will be an invaluable inn provement for the copper camp.
 Searchlight, Nevada, celebrated the Fourth without fireworks. There was not even single fire cracker heard. It was rough on the kids, but bliss for their elders.
 On the night of the 4th a de- structive fire occurred in Clifton on the east side of the Frisco river, which destroyed a number of build ings and caused much loss of prop erty.
 The city council of Phoenix has passed resolution accepting the gift of Andrew Carnegie of $25,OOO for a public li-Aa ary. conditioned ina. .hl.-'"0~ ii ii1nnally for main tenance. .
 --i.,I.s,r - In the matter of d petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the tax collector to proceed to collect the sum of $9S, ,391 .33 delinquent taxes due from the Copper Queen the petition for a writ was denied.
 According to the St. Johns Her. aid, it is rumored in that section that Campbell X Francis, the sheep men of Flagstaff, will graze 10000 head of sheep on the Rio Puerco this summer. They will haul water on the railroad for their sheep.
 Tie Prescott Herald is informed that the Rosalie group of mines, belonging to the Barthady boys, Wm. Nellis, Joe Zenner and others, had been bonded to H. B. Herr, a mining engineer of New York. The Rosalie group lies about twenty five miles south of Mayer.
 There have been many deaths in the A.O.U.W. order, jurisdiction oi Arizona and New Mexico, the past few months. Between May IA and June 21, 1904, warrants for $29,O0C were issued by E. J. Trippel, grand recorder, on beneficiary certificates of deceased members.
 J. M. McCollum, who was 1T town during the week, stated thar he had arranged for the purchase of the old Globe Times plant, anC that he would begin the publica ton of a weekly newspaper herr about August 1. It's politics is t' be democratic, of the radical kind Globe Silver Belt.
 The national guard of Arizon; has received two new Gatling gun and 65,O00 rounds of ammunition for the protection of the public an' the preservation of the peace il times of emergency. One Of tn I guns is in the care of B compan here. though it has not yet bee mounted. The other is in the car of the new company at Morencl.- Phoenix Gazette.
Williams news., 1904-07-16
ssiisnl ;

Amid scenes of enthusiasm, sec ond only to those following the nomination of Judge Parker for president, the democratic national convention, shortly before 1:30 Sunday morning nominated United States Senator Henry G. Davis of West Virginia for vice president.
 Davis won on the first ballot by large majority.
 A motion made to make the vote unanimous was carried.
Williams news., 1904-07-16
PARKER AND DAVIS
Free Silver a Dead One---GoId
 Standard Men Nominated

St. Louis, July 9.-Judge Alton B Parker, chief justice of the New York state court of appeals, was nominated about fifteen minutes before six o'clock this morning for president of the United States by the democratic national conven- tion. Only one roll call was or dered, and so decisive was the re- suit of that one that contrary states began to call for recognition and the ballot finally resulted in a unanimous vote for the New York statesman.
 The scene was dramatic in the extreme. Darkness had witnessed the gathering of the democratic host, while broad daylight, the sun paling the electric light, witnessed it's close.
 The convention was in session from 8 o'clock last night until nearly $ o'clock this morning. In that time eight names were pre- sented to the convention. Nom- mating and seconding speeches in- numerable were made, and as day it became necessary to limit the seconding speeches to four minutes each.
 When all was over the Parker forces had not been shaken.
 A ballot for president gave Park er 65S out of 667 needed to nom- mate, and before the result could be announced, Idaho, Washington. Nevada and other states changed o the Parker column. Governor Cookery of Missouri moved to make he nomination unanimous and it 'arrled amidst a multitude of heers. The result of the ballot vas never announced officially, and IS not likely that it ever will be.
 IGns r, $ scene followed the loon. sIuH A
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for 6lue.
Ten amerifanife ambasiaSsr
linaaoe | 9nslano.
Gr for japaneierpenlia.

Chicago ininpren n. e. Ntc
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poo oct. HuSierue er oerfor uoenlig
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line aolaier oa fomner life til bans
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tilbsrer Ell rliSiiif aoeismdno; men
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Dem OF er iaa fieo al Ct. Getersburg.
at bun snifer iig ldilgt berfrd. Sur
inar inaer SStobpScler iii De critic.
~tratiife areOie / ct. petersburg OF
betraateS iou Ell iiiupel Some.
aae ameritonere haoeS eruntoigt
al o. berife1oe alasier / RirSlauS.
.cptau isler liz operbepiit on, at arne.
rita bemmelia fonipirereoe meo gng.
lano Tor at brinae Sapou til at be.
apnSe arig. On seitprtelie berdf
timber man / Den SmitPuoigbeb, at
Negieriraeu / @aihinaton niiIutteoc
Ell Srattot nteo aiua. 6u RuSlouSs
llnoerbmoliuaer meo Sapon uur
fonue til ct frittit Gunft. ambos.
io0sr MfcGormid bite M~ifaOoeus RE-
prqientauter ltpr Spmprtiombeo. OF
| bdnS,Spor aif De ameritauif aon.
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Mootpoitof. Ia Snpans Seidnt |
ct. Petersburg, %. allrtno. forloo
i'm Bolt peo ariaells llobrito, gioroe
0icGorunid ct itorortet Tiiteosielifab
ior bam og bans Sititru. aIt bette
iinoer Rusierue utilgtpeIigt OF gisr
oct beot for 9ImboSiaosr 0te 9ormi6
OF bans SdmiIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Jrrieereoe Stroe.
Stntiitif uuer fnnitis Sanbins.
Stpre '@ibocr inounnOne.

Sfslge ert netop ubfonntet sSitbbe'
retiring fra Genhisfontoret bar
1902 9,4S7,077 @cres irrigeret / 81
Soreneoe Stoter. 9e irrigerebe Sono'
pibber er bette / 1856 6arme, oa
llbgifteu peb Ben flunitige &nroinq
beIsb fig til 500, 320,4 iao Den
giememiritlig foiteoe 1884 pr,
acre. S,47t,S41 gcres al DC uair'
beoe @i6Oer ligeer / reglrlsie Strsg.
403 ,445 / baIpt regirlsie Strsg, COG,
100 / &~isituter og 5,799 / ftgtigt
Stater. s 6isie foitebe @onbinger
op til $1Ot pr. acre. 9lntalFet al
funitiqt ponoeOe Barrre freq fra ITO,
500 / 1899 fiji 1886 / 1902. Sm,
foitningerne peb at grade Snoebta'
naIer os Rpnber, bpgge @ebolbere
pg giimpeperfer, opfSre 99mninger
o. Slilier freq meS 80 grocent fra
1899 til 1902.
COLORADO itnar suerit pan Siiter
neo Senipn til Srrtgation. Ser er
t,754, 761 IcreS oanoebe poa fltn'
.Itig @is. 8erefter fetger California
rneb LOS, 720 s(creS. Sc fleite ir.
rigerebe Sarme Iigger / California,
.iSet antoaet itbgisr ooer 10000,
lltab funmer iom geo. 2 meb 81 ,6S4
|irrigereoe Surme og Colorado JON
go. 3 meS 1886.
s De regrlsie Stoter og Serrtto'
rier bar @orbinsets foftenbe forifieI'
Zig. s Iri5pua foitsoe bier oanoei
Acre 1855, / California 1891,
i Colombo $S.42, / 3eoaba $2.99.
8 De baIpt regnlsie Strsg / Nebrnifo
panSeoes 245, $40 GcreS, og llbles.
get berfor beIsb iig til $2,463, 74S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
SeitYttelie / ufreostio.

en- Observation-Disclosures lao Den
3Sie sani iummen ! Mobonf Sofe
q. g., og enebes ON at foa irrolenmei
1 SoIterettei, bpuo 9r9itoent Mcain,
Gep itStaIte / fit 9uoifab of 1898, oq
iom ~aientoges al BrGiiOent &ooie'
belt / bans Atoifub al 1908, nemlia
at barmlss prioot giepoom ifaI pGrt
lutotasei for anareb o. SpbrinaeIit
I en- Ssfrig. aonierenien ltonemrtt
en- aoniie al tire, iom ital benoenot
fig til be Sorerreoe Staters grpii,
bent, uoenriasminiiter og aongre
meo Iimo6ning ON. al DC ifal op'
iorbre ale &anoes Regieringer iii al
neoi9tte ell International apngres
for at operpeie SpsrgsmaoIet os fac
peotoset iom parig Sop for aae chi
Iiiereoe 5oIf, at iIlsen f~rigisrenot
Msagt maa rsre uitaoelis pripat Glen,
Dom tlbaos. aontraban6e unotnaes
Sraiioent 8ooiepelt ienote SION.
ierenien ct neutrality-suspicious. oa
notalte BET paab. at bens 8eitr9bel,
Ter oil frones meo SeIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Colon lid9er lopere erb gtlanterba'
pet. oa nlau moo iinoe pau Ell amber
llopei til at file iia peS aIoafpan'
Oct. Ran tenfer paa at bpaae en-
M Sp bsiere cppe.
Gangs aonaIliuien Iiaasr ippe eller
Here SalpoSbper. oa De ItaI iettes IN.
Der mtIitpr aormonSo, Ior at SnS.
bpgaerre fan tuiugcs til at rette Tia
efter SuubhebsreqIernc. Wosier al
aolf bill blipe anperht oa SsIepptter
lfal or9nereS. SoiS Der hos oe mo,
isbte bier fla Sean iii @toIario, oil
De life foo Sop til at cmquaes meS
aunularbei6erne.
Sberit 8orgos opSuaeSc, at al 4OC
Rarinerc, iom Ina / Seir pdu Ct uieS.
panIig imot SteS, nemIie oppe pno
en- goffe, bite 100 Spmptomcr til
Wolurtnimitte. Whiifitter isrte nj.
frober meo iig fra en- 8al tGt peS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10
Ct SeiIereb.
Se rusiiife Snfbuburier lite paa in
rctte Snloe.

England bar Ieige ont Tia for al
fan CANADA befoltet, isr aInlenbeoen
| anterifa blcu opmerfiom pao, at
manage Strsg i gritiib Dominion er
liaeidn go6c OF ligeind beboeltge iofn
ben rorolige Del al De ~jSoreuebe Sta.
Ter. en9elltlupnoene III iSolt ira
SSlono til at fontnIe ober. oa De off
oaina til &uSlmno, boor Der er marge
Settcr, ion blot tables, nanr DC be.
tuier gobt for itg, men life npoer re.
~liatonSfribeb / gentlig Soritduo.
&lunot Sisie Settcr er oe iaafalote
Gittbobortier. % GlrgelitnGltOenc iii
belle SIoffe al Dem til at boiptte liz /
Den cartuoiife BrupiuS Dianitoba.
Den Dc bar itabi1 pGret til llleiIig.
hcb. Serior iaaoe ,Sprit llftumifn
ira ct. petersburg iorleoen: Set
bar ct tort SeiIareb at bringe Iltf.
tpbprtlcr til Gormod." San bor be.
isst berc8 apIcni / gortton % tdlt
rreo Dem. De or life tilfreos oq oil
nIorig bli oct / bette 2mro", fort.
iatte ban. Seq innot, al De er mere
miSiorustet eub DC uoaeniinoe Dor |
oct ipoliae RllSlunS. 9e iarer her
ira Sheo til Steo al reIi9isie @rlmoe.
Oct 9ioroe DC uibrig | RltSIuro. &c
rprer iig fun al Glnuteisoe Oh ipiier
life ais6; 6erior tonIer &c life at
bsrc, at DC or Rpugoporpttere. boao
De er moot til her. @oers aIima er
for baarot FOR Dem. 1ercS @rsnio.
ger bar life poret goot ioar. oa De er
mooidlone. Ter er in1en 5uil on,
at Sorbol0eire paSie6e be6re for Dem
/ oct isolige RItSlaro. Dc er ponte
iii LANCE og pdrme Somre og fan
life pPuire Jig iii GuuobaS forte
Somre oa lange. folSc 8intre.
"SutDobortIerne or orIrtIge her
ligeiom biemme i HuSInuo. NogIe
al benz er bIet rige; men oct bill life
oueruiitoe Seres 5lgttelpit o. llroIig.
beO, boilfet after os after bar oiit Jig.
9e er life euitelige Scttlere / ct mt
Sono. De boIoer iia for fig ielu,
forbi De bar alting feleS, o9 6e itrpf.
fer Observation-Disclosures IGngere emo
/ 8uslunb."
6prit llftomifp reiite ira Winnipeg
til Rontrenl for at trRfie lin gamIe
Ben, aonIlrl Strltne.
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banana ifal renies.

Sberit u. 6. @orsas er SmnS-
bsOstonmisi9r for Den iitbmiite Sta.
nal5one. % ban er fommen til 8aib.
ingtou for al 6ringe titanic ct &orps.
iou it'll ioretnse Reiiaisrinaen AZ
bele geItet. aapt. Garter ital blipe
aporauteneoffieer | Enmhno, Daaior
:. Rois Hal isre Spipu meo De bon
benSe Soipitaler paa Stbnler, %
@aior g. y. @aroe ifal beitpre oct
olmiuoeIige Soipital i GananIa.
Sberit @orsos bill bpgae 8anoper.
ter % Seoninger Lungs belle Gioet
meS Gbnsres. elpen ion SopebtiISe:
men iOreIsbig ital Sasorasene | N9r.
beoen al Ranama % Colon oGmnes
op og 8au6et leSes ino ! De 10 Spers
@aoer. Sesee ital ioripnes meo
aloafer (Sapers). boopuf Dc / Ea.
mama ifal uomunoe | Stiaebapet,
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unoer GcffeIen.
Rrs. Bates binorsos 9oipocns 1pmi.
nation I'll 8nperupr.

"RidarS oil alorig bieipe 6ruut
Sop6eu til al bltpe 8iIpernsr," ifdl
Wrs. Hiforo Dates bape iogt til en-
genin0e. On Republifonerne | Sai.
noiS traaote iamneu / Stdtstonoen.
ton / Springiielo Den t2te Roi.
Dhun Iagoe oginu NPrte I'll, at me.
ocus Dc ouore aoner, iom 6dpoe
iuIqt line gtGnS iii Dts0et, bilite pad
bUeranbre OF fsrte lipliae Samtaler.
6oEot RrS. Dates o. Nrs. 2oDOeu
iig laligt ira binanoen. SlroernsrenS
tSrlte er iornPrmet paa Den rIge 6rtt
9olpoen, Der / SelifdbslIpet life bnr
billet noe henoe oen acre, ioul til.
fonmner StatenS bsieiftiaeSe aoinSe.
men bar operiet benoe. on til @ien'
gieIS bar On Sru Oates iut lin gtono
90 moo 2oIpoen. ia oeu nlTUpreuoe
,SloebaDer az 8ilberneriruIeu ioa. at
ban life hin0e biiue giennOmtreret.
bupSe oct blot toitet ban ct Sro at
iaa fine @euuer til at itemme pda
Sunben, iom muoer De mango Ballots
ituo BAN nPrneit; men ban III life
Sop al lin Some, % Gu0en blep, at
life Sopoen nrefl Terteen rominere.
bes til earoernsr. Raar on oil Tram
/ golitif, iod operie life aoiuocit.
Sun er ihtm / 6oriamlrugen, men
bar oesmere at iige biemrue.
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prof, ROD.

efterdt bape opbol6t Jig | brttiif
Spodfrifa / Is Mdaneoer, er Broies.
ior Sod fonunert tilbage til Berlin.
San bar iuloeret appgpeiten og OF.
iun6et t Serum moo ben. Huber
8oerfrigeu tu0fsrte griterre en-
9tGna0e auGg, Seiie oa ghIlGsler
ira amerita. Gprerle blep arsrebne
al Bert, ba DC tom iii airitu. OF so
ErpeeIt AT Dem osoe. groi. aodl
er tontnien Ill Den Slutuina, at Dem
.afrifnnife ap9gbeit er iorifiellig ira
Iepasiebereu. iom ma isr troeoc
bar adrioaeu I'll ben itore 9soeIig.
beO bIonot De ira auIerita inois0te
Ipr.
Or. aod,s Serum beitaar al en-
fentiif Splssning al gloo. iom er
tappet al ap9g eler Seite OF giltl.
psler, iom er giort tiangribelige for
Smitte. let fer poa Sen Ytanoe,
at Bloc al osoe 3pr i~noiprsites |
irife, oa at Dc oereiter bebauoleS
meo Serrun, bporpeo Dc bIiper I'M.
mune.
aegierinsen ! Rbooeiin betalte
grof. apd $4,000, FOR bans o9r.
oiiuIoe Sieneiter OF tilbso bafH ct
bsit oiisnnet gm6eoe; men ban al.
Hog oct for at penoe biem I'll spit.
'Innn-
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Setal, 6ootfolf!

aonaresien luante 8ireftionen iur
St. 2ouis. l~loinainaet S4.6O0,O00
pao SetiuseIie al, at Saduet eiter.
hauuNen itlltOe inofrteS giernem Isto-
talter al Silletialg. Seriur bar III.
nanSmirHiter SesIie u. Sbam ! oelrne
llae ierSt 9ireftionen en- Strioelie
nreo en- aopi al auugreSbcilutntngen.
% ban miuSer ON. bpuo 0eime Tiger.
at 6uis Statstasien life reselmaSiis
iaur itne 9iorag, MAJ ban ielo iom
oens Soeter opertuge Siuetialget ior
at iaa Dem ino.
9uanet ital ti~baae6etaies | hho.
ntmneame Sermiuer. Zen i5oe
Suni erlasses 40 groeent al Sultio.
SnSiasten I'M ben 1ite til ben i5oe.
% herciter 40 Groeerrt al. boo Der
itotpmnter ira Sen lite III Den 15ee
/ bper 9saanea,