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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
What Does the Wise Man Do?

Is ii the wisest policy to spend every
thing you make, or put by so much from
your earnings for the future? How many
opportunities come to the man who has
a little money on hand. The man who is
wise considers that he is not earning
ary, IL he has not a savings account. You
can opca one with 81 with the Phoenix
B. and L. Savings ASSN SIC California
street. interest at n per cent being al
per cent is paid on term accounts. nav
able semi-annually. Paid-up capital. 81. :
100000; guarantee fund, 5000, 600. Tne
Bishop, Geo. c. Boardman, s. Prentiss
Smith, Gavin McNab, Chas z. Iadd.
Clarence Grange. managing director :
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Music at the PARK.

The following programme will be
rendered at Golden Gate Park to-day:
March, Victor" Arthur Pryor: over
tUre, Light Cavalry" Suppe: waltz
La Soiree," ]. S. Nathan: solo for
flute, selected, Signor A. Lombardo.
grand fantasie, "Mefstofele.V Roifo.
"Slav March" Tschaikowslxy: (ai
Pana1n erlcana (descriptive) Her
bert; CD caprice, "A Lesson in Fir
tation S1rom The Strollers"), Eng
lander: selection from King nod :,
Iuders: "Menuet" Paderewslxi. al
bion," fantasie on English, Irish and
Scotch airs. Baetens-
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Wife Claims His Savings.

First as drug clerk and then as pro-
prietor of the pharmacy at 402 Third
street. Thomas F. Blake accumulated
enough to pay expenses. go into busi-
ness and give something to his wife to
lay away. They were married in 1889
and in fifteen years the wife has man
aged to buy lot on Clara street and
to put $500 in bank. Blake now saws
that she claims the realty and the
money as her separate property and
declines to divide with him. There
fore he filed two suits in the Superior
Court yesterday, one to have the lot
declared community property and the
other to enjoin her from drawing her
cash from bank until he establishes
his claim to a half ownership therein.
Judge Kerrigan granted temporary
restraining order
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society's
Girls Home was dedicated yesterday
by Archbishop P W. Riordan in the
presence of several hundred women,
who were jubilant that their years of
jealous effort had at last borne the
fruit of success. The home is at 1905
Cough street. and in the three flats
that have been combined accommoda-
tions are provided for forty young
women who from force of circum-
stances must earn their own livelihood.
The institution is not eleemosynary or
reformatory in character, but is aimed
to give the advantages and comforts
of home life at the very lowest rates
insuring sustenance of the home. 1t is
particularly desired to help girls whose
incomes are small.
The house will be ready for occu-
pancy in week or ten days, and many
applications have already been re-
ceiVed. Yesterday ii was thrown open
for inspection. The two upper floors
are to be used exclusively for bedrooms
and on the first floor will be the kitch-
en-, the dining-room, the Office and a
large double-Toom that will be used by
the young women as a reading and So
cial room. Miss Truett, who has had
much experience in conducting such in
stitutions and has been thoroughly
tested in the tact that is required, has
been engaged to take charge.
SUCCESS AT LAST.
1t is seldom that women are attracted
with greater enthusiasm to a work than
has been in the cases of those members
of the Ladies' Aid Society who have
been striving for years to open a home
for young working women. The great
good that has been accomplished in
conditions that meager wages impose,
and the work of improving the condi-
tions Of moral and physical welfare
had fired the local Catholic women
with the laudable purpose of establish
ing such an institution in San Fran
cisco. The societies throughout Califor-
MIA joined in the movement, but prog
ress was slow in collecting the funds
required. There was much discourage
ment, but with indefatigable zeal en-
tertainments and "at homes" were
given and money raised in every way
that could be resorted to. Now that
success has crowned their efforts there
is much cause for qualification.
The following are some of the women
whose determination to succeed and to
help homeless and striving girls has re-
suited in founding the home: Mrs. Mar
garet Deane. Miss Mary Carr, Mrs.
Mary Collins. Miss Mary ConIan. Mrs.
P. J. White, Mrs O'NeiI1, Mrs. NJ. II.
Smith. Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Fen
nell. Miss Mary Garrity. Mrs. S. Nc
Fadden. Miss Horn. Mrs. MelIet, Mrs.
Derrick. Mrs. T. P. Hogan. Mrs. o. c.
Kirk. Mrs. d. F. Ragan. Mrs. Rankin,
Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Hemenway. Mrs.
Gaines, Miss Emma Russell, Miss Jen-
ME Mitchell. Mrs. Mary Burns. Mrs Ed
Curtis, Mrs. p. ]. Moore. Mrs. Finney,
DIR. Elizabeth Lynch, Mrs. Philip Fay,
Mrs. Malloy and others.
MORALS OF CITIES.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
WILL START BRANCH
OF BENEVOLENT ORDER
Sisters of the Helpers OF the Holy
Souls Here From St Louis to
Begin Work.

The first step in the erection Of a new
Catholic convent, that win devote it's
influences toward the helping Of the
poor and nursing Of the sick, began
Friday with the arrival Of two sisters
from the st. Louis branch Of the Help
ers of the Holy Souls
The order was founded forty eight
years ago in Paris and is supported by
voluntary contributions from all
sources. although it makes no reques -
for aims. The sisters devote all their
time visiting the poor sick. nursing and
helping them, and receive no remunera-
ton for their services.
Several years ago the first branch OF
the order in the New World was start
ed in New York, and later another
branch was begun in St. Louis San
Francisco will have the third home OF
the order.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Hands sererelr Burned.

Alex LuotO. a picture frame worker.
7S6 Hermann street. was severely
berned yesterday in workshop at 704
Larkin street. Luoto was passing a
gas flame with a pot Of paint. which
fgnited. and before he could extinguish
the flames his clothing caught fire,
burning him about his forearms and
hands. He was removed to the Emer-
gencV Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
SEWING AND TRAINING
CLASS HOLDS EXERCISES
Great improvement in the Different
Departments Is Observed by Man.
ayers OF the Institution.

ayers OF the Institution.
The sewing and training class of the
Young WOmen's Christian Association.
1853 O'Farrell street, held its closing
exercises yesterday for the holidays.
The attendance has been good during
the past year, an average Of 100 chill
oren being present every Saturday
morning. Great Improvement has been
made in the different departments. At
tention has been given to cooking, table
setting and sewing. An exhibition of
the pupils skill in each of these
branches was given before the man.
ayers OF the association. President
Mrs. W O. Gould made an address to
the children, followed by interesting re-
marks by Mrs. l. H. Morse Of her trav-
els abroad during the past year. The
class has been in charge of Mrs. S. p.
Iuggle, Mrs. A. Unger, Mrs. +. z. May
new, Miss Minnie Martin and Miss
Br1ggs. The cooking department was
under Mrs. F. J. Hole. and the table
setting under Miss Mamie Gibbons.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
BeIlbor peparts With Ooin

The police are searching for Joseph
Pender. a bellboy at the SeQuoia Hotel.
On December $50 was given him to
deposit in bank by the proprietor OF
the hotel He failed to deposit the
money and has not been seen since
He came from Chicago and ii IS
thought that he may have returned
there. He is 21 years of age, 5 feet
Z inches tai, smooth face and dark
hair. A warrant is out for his ar
rest
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Construction Car Kills Horses.

Two horses. the property of Smith
& McNab. were killed by construc-
ton car at Twentieth and Illinois
streets yesterday. The horses were
crossing the street when a train of
cars belonging to the Lantry Construc-
ton Company came down the incline
and before the driver. Frank Terry.
could get clear of the danger the for
ward car knocked the horses down.
killing one instantly and injuring the
other so that it had TO be shot.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Rebekahs in Farce.

Next Saturday night a number or
the members of Templar Rebekah
Lodge, I. o. o. F., will entertain the
members and friends in the Memorial
Hall Of the Odd Fellows building with
all evening of farce, when the cele-
brated Snowcap Sisters from the Snow
Mountains will put in an appearance
for the purpose of entertaining.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Mrs. Conrad,s Estate.

The Union Trust Company yester-
day petitioned for special letters of
administration upon the estate of
Louisa z. Conrad. who died Decem-
Der 6. The value of the estate is not
given, but it is stated to consist of real
and personal property in this city and
other parts of California. Two sons
are the heirs-David A. Conrad Of
Santa Barbara and John G.. Conrad of
vcss, Conrad & Co.. who is now in
London.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Military Ran-

Company B. First Infantry. National
Guard of California. formerly the City
Guard. will give a military ball in the
armory at Page and Cough streets
next Friday night. AS this company
is noted for the social functions given
there is no doubt that this event
will be one that will rebound to the
credit Of the organization
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
The Peruna Almanac In 5000. 900
HOcses

The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac has become
a fixture in over eight million homes. 1t can
be obtained from all druggists free Be sura
to inquire early The 1905 Almanac is already
published and the supply will soon be exhaust
ed. Do not put it off. Get one to-day
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
Creditors, Sale.

During the coming week E. j. HANSON.
assignee, will dispose of Baron's ss5. 600
stock of suits, cloaks. skirts and Furs.
This sale will continue until the last "a r
ment is sold. Sale will commence 9. 80 a
m. Monday. 962 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
MORALS on CITIES-

Archbishop Riordan spoke briefly of
the tendency Of young people to leave
the country to enter what appeared to
be the attractive field OF the cities, with
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

A lifeboat designed to prevent a
repetition Of the great sea tragedies of
the Rio de JaneirC, the Bourgogne and a
thousand others was publicly tested off
the Oceanic Steamship Company's dock
yesterday at noon and filled every ex-
pectation. The device is known as the
Engelhardt Collapsible Lifeboat and is
described by its manufacturers as fol-
lows:
1T is compact, strong and abb
solutely safe lifeboat which can be col
lapsed or folded into one-third of the
space occupied by an ordinary boat of
the same dimensions. 1t is so con-
structed that its carrying capacity, for
the stowage space required, is far
greater than that of any ether lifeboat
in existence. The operation Of extend
ing it is simple and takes only a few
seconds.
This boat makes ii possible for pas
senger steamers to carry ample and ef-
ficient lifeboat accommodations for the
total number Of persons aboard. 1t is
constructed entirely of buoyant mate
rial and a twenty-foot boat, even when
filed with water, will sustain over 1000
pounds and a twenty foot boat over
5000 pounds. Its great buoyancy is due
to the fact that its bottom and fender
are filled with kapoc, a material deter
mined by the German naval tests TO
have seven and one-haI1 times the
buOyancy of cork
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
PRAISE FROM BoLnEs.

The boat used yesterday was only
sixteen feet long, and sixteen seamen,
representing probable weight OF 5000
pounds, crowded into il and piled them
selves. first against one rail and then
against the other She proved as stiff"
as a steam schooner and was pro-
nounced by all remarkable boat
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11
ALMOST INDEsTRUCTIBLE.

1t would be serviceable, even with
its sides torn, its plugs lost, its bottom
crushed Every boat carried, no mat
ter how badly damaged, would be
available in case Of accident Being
less than foot in depth when folded,
IT can be easily slowed, and a heavy
sea would not be nearly so likely to in
Jure II or carry It away as an ordinary
iifeboat- 1t is always ready. Should
the vessel sink suddenly, it would float
as raft, and still support its full COM
plement OF passengers. It can always
be launched, wherever on deck it may
have been slowed II the ship is rolling
badly, a few men can without difficulty
carry the boat from windward 10 lee
ward. If the davits are jammed, it
may be thrown overheard bodily, and
be manned and extended later while in
the water. Its construction is such
that it cannot capsize, even If all the
passengers it will hold are crowded
against one rail"
These are the claims Of its builders
and, considering the conditions, they
were well sustained by yesterdays
test, which was under the direction of
Captain j. Barneson, who represents
the manufacturers on this coast OF
course II was much like testing a ma
chine-gun in time Of peace. The storm
was not there, nor was the terror and
panic that il brings, though it was ap-
parent that even had these conditions
prevailed more Of these boats could
have been set afioat than any built of
metal, which crush like egg shells when
battered against ship by the fury OF
a gale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
8rueer OYnamit.

Der opitob en- Streif blanot Or.
teioerue | 9rotberton. oq SunSap
Safe.@ ruberne / @oaebic.g anen |
Wihigan, 90 2snnen / Sanuar blep
neolnt rteb 10 Erocent. Strioen blep
btlaet; men nogle af Streiferne
fanot fine Tla6ie optagne al andre,
"a De penote tiIba9e, og MI iprcs oct,
iom Dc bar billet tage Sem oper
Srperintenbenten, Carl 8alton. Huf
er oct, bans @olig / @afcfieIo blep
tiSIi9 Scrbao Morecn socIogt al
8puamit, bporaf ser bar bruat
minoit 20 Gitno. Mon fonot inaen
Seoning; men Gpnamitcn bar blepen
nntpl1ot al et 9rnn6rsr. 9ele al Sr.
Jet og S%ernnoaen 'lGngtcS 200 500
bortooer. 6amilicn Iaa openpao oo
JOB oa Hap nosenIrmSe uifa6t ira set.
Sberiff Olien er paa Sagt efter @jer.
ningsmGnoene.
De npunte @rubcr er rioe bna
Sern % ti!hsrer esoiepb Sellruoob /
9lIntb. Otter Seopane bar ban lat
Ell banrobiertet Mano til at bripe Or.
bei6erne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
ernbaneulYffe

st Basiagertr9n paa @rie-9anen
renhte tiolig Senbag Worgen inc paa
ct @rfuriioustren, iom ifulbe til
8reenpooo Safe / Nerp Seriep, og
rs Herioner blep Dr9bte, me0ens ON.
firing 80 fom til Sfnbe. lllpffen
beitbte peo MiSpole, iom Iigger ON.
trent IL Ofil / 8eIt for 8aterion, q.
s., % % MiI ira Nep g)orf. Gam.
menitsoet fremfalote en- ana9en %
gragen, Der pGffeoe Snobpggerue |
2anbSbpen, % De bsenbeS % iaare-
bes Sfrig og Snmmer brogte mango
al Dem ben til Blabien. Ser iooes
ct ~frpgteIiet Spn. Mange al be uIpf.
feIige baooe nriitet Irme eler Ben.
og paa en- bar Supeoet ~ifaaret al.
5 ben bogerite 8ogu, iom blcp bert
trr,ffen, Ioa IA bsbe.
Sofomotipierer @iaiom 2onb-
meSier % hans Surbsber Nartin
gopcrs Dor Sfplo | lllpffen, oa De
giorbe iig itror uipnlige, foroi De bar
bange for, at I9neoen ifltloe lpndle
Dem. &c blep iiben opboaebe / ct
SoteI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Observation-Disclosures

6ra Yanfton, q. Dat. ffripes ben
Tie, at 3eg~iitrering foresaar oper
en- LAB $50. Sffc miuore eno 10.
695 banoe til ben nanate cato facet
fine Wapne ino / Gegieringens 3d.
ger. Man mantte forifripe 8 Glerfs
fra Chamberlain. antagelig bill On.
talet al resiitrereoe / Danfton gaa
op til 10000.
Silitrsmingen til Chamberlain er
minore. Der bapoe 2,00t regiitre.
ret til ON Iftenen Den 12te. Glerf
Simmer bier fig inrsbefommenoe, ioet
ban bill aabne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SCI. 7.30 ON Morgenen FOR at tilrei.
ienoe fan. forla6e gpen iamme Sor.
miobag % iaaleoes ipare Sib % llo.
glitter. 5 Chamberlain er Der ogian
@HeripsrgieI efter 2ane paa Siour.
G~eierpationen / Sen peitiige Del al
Staten. Zen 12te blep Der giort mel.
lem 30 os 40 ~SiIiusS" paa Siour.
2an0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
unoerioroiif JIo.

3 oe iiolte so gar bar oct br4n6t
! De gomle @reenmoo6. @rlber, iom
Iigger / 9toro for Somaaua | Sdnpl-
fill Gountp, ga. 9tu piI 2ebi9b Goal
& 9anigation Gompanp, iom eier
oers iege at ilnffe Slben, men gisr
8eaning paa, at BET bill tdse to glar
% foite benimoo en- WiiIlion Dollars.
Smfring 1000 Mene % Gutter oil
tiene fit grso peo Slufnineen, %
glG0er iig oeroper.
gore<afdifiner err TONNE paa Blob.
len, 90 Sneenisrerue bill itrafs gna
igan9 90 ie til at finbe ben unoerior.
Oiife SI6. Snoinort ct Sui bar truf.
fet paa oen, bill man belize GuIm
(8lanstuD neoi. Gnlm bar ben
geenIfdb, at Den life alene Iuffer ST.
Den, men banner en- fat @usie, iom
itprfcr Sorbboelpingen o. forebpe.
ger Sitoitprtuineer. 8eo SdupIfil.
GIoens 9reo CT bbseet ct Sus for
Gieblcr paa 100 Seitefrrftcr % lige.
leoeS ct Slis for Bumper, iom fan
toge op fra 3bbrt 200 8oQoner
@anb | @iimittet. ct Serrrer paa
1900 Sobs 2an9be gaar fra glmpe.
bniet til 9ierafammen, bbor 8anSet
uil blibe fcrccrct neo oct brRnoenoe
Snh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Gal Del.
Gaattc inn ON.

en6og Den met f~oriiatige fan
'onme Stocr fortnle paa afpeie mes
Senipn til 6eSen og fam mnutte int
ON.
Nnar oen rctte 6eSe pGIgeS, for.
iotloer ben Sfore al llpoSieliabeber,
iom BONNER Of utiIberIig Mao oa
0riffe, enooa bbor Sygoouuncn bar
pGrct en- Sepetib.
Sra ies bar Barn bar lea oI6ria
prret itcrt % bar boot Ell oilfoarlia
Ippctit, iea bGcp tiGaSt at ipiie, boao
leg fonot for gobt - rig aade, iterf
frpSret Mtub, oormc biscuits o. I. D.,
iaa oct bar life unoerligt, at min
6oroGelic fou ofIope, % at iea /
23.GorS Iloercn nar mar be0 Ser.
OeIoGffelie. Seq bno6e inaen Mp.
petit, ~ "a iN bobNc tabt Stprfe
Cforoi ioa life fif &priua nuf / Ma.
Ben til at gicnopbDaNe oct onoIiQe
Glib al Segemc og gano), % ga lea
life bup6c noacn reicrpe Strait al
foIoe tiIboac pan, table ie9 burtia
/ 9cat % inQen 0feNicin hialp mig.
IA nor oct at Ell fIoQ 9Gqe ore
Orehc @rope Shuts OF ioo til, at icq
pao benne No0 Cup ior mia Ell or.
6eutIig ErSpe. % oct bite fig. at ban
buuS ban qiorSc; tbi ieg blep
beorc meO CT Spt ira @egpnoeIicn
al. Tette bar ON Sommercn, oa ga
&tntcren tonL bar lea / beore Sci.
breO emo ieg bapbc opret noaeneaua
/ nit Siu, iea bnboc Iaat paa mig OF
tiltnget / &eat. fslte belt niemtcm
pao 2cRcme oa SirI iom ct mt Ncn.
nritc, % aIt ItplbcS Sen urrenoe OF
ioropieliae NAB. @rapc shuts.
Gcttc bUnbtc ire aar itben. OF lea
bar itbeu life felt atoet eIto Sen be6.
ire &eIbreO; tbi iea bolocr paa meb
Srope Nuts % Sle0e. % ieg ipnes
Cuonu oct er uDbeliQt. Seq ipiicr
Oct til Bper Soa. Seq bIir aIorig
trUt al Oenue @haO oa ies fau npSe
en- StGoI @rape gtuts og 5IsOe, mar
.intet un0et t~iIireNSitiacr min appe.
iii. 90 Oct or i~Orlmoerlig. Epor muo
% iterf Oct iaar cit til Of ieIe / Here
Elmer eiterpoa. Nopuet gioet al
goirm Go. Battle Greet. Did.
GirfeIia 9aoS. iom borer en- frem,
90 Der er en- @runO". Il 0ageS
RrGOe az @rope Shuts bcpiier Itore
2ing.
6ao Den file BOG. "Sbe &pao TO
&eapiae~, ! bpcr Ratfe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Sranfrie % papen.

aleften mellem Sen frantic &egie.
ring oa Satifnuet bliper itaoig itsrre.
Negieringen bringer 8iifoper til at
bore nln6i9e moo Eapen. 9ariier.
blobct "Wtartin" iortraer, at aaroi.
nal SanmuteIli pad 8aoens @egne
gap fIere frantic @iifoper Srbre til
at neOIGgse fine gnbeSer, ioaInort
Regjerin9en | Eoris baobe bientfaIbt
fin ImbnsinSer, 81. Giiorb, ira go.
peboffet. 9tifop @eap al 2apal op.
fcroreoeS til at inSaipe lin Ieiiana.
tion, Siifop Norbe5 al 3iion fit gao.
Irg ON inbtil pioere at opBsre meo
at f~orrctte fine biifoppeIige Sunftio.
ner, % Gr%febiiperne S,lSet / &ouen,
Nftgnot / aIbi, Gueur / Ipiauon oa
Snrp / Mgier iontt 9iifoperue Ga.
croir / 6urentaiie % 9oqlet / Men.
De fit Srbrc ON at fonme til Tom.
De ooIso life, for6i ocn frantic Sir.
fentiniltcr blnnbcoc iie / Sogen.. &e.
giertngen / RariS eior aicIoenbe, of
aonforoatet beItemnrer, OF @~atifanet
alto nlna inObcllte 6cns Samtpffe til
aeiitligeS aiiGtteIic, 5orflptnine Ell.
Ter S~efororing. Yaoens 8olitif ooor
no paa at opbibie Solicit mos Hepu.
5ltten; men btotil bar oct life lpf.
fets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
SorRieniet.

"EerOrab.Y piteu" er onmooet ON
at opIpie. at Oct bar ieilogtig, nuar bet
iorIeoen beo, at o, .. Sousnn talte
Den lutberife Nenisbeo nRr Sanifa,
Mifn.
Gbieasoblabet "Gbronidle", Der
biotil bar bore bemofratif, bar or.
flGret, at bet life Iangere fan itette
bette Farii, os at BET bcreiter pil bliue
republifanif.
Gias ajenualst. @erieos sanIe
Erriioent Voriirio Gia5 sicnpalstes
SsHoas oen lobe Suli. 8icepreiioent
Ramon Corral blep IigefeSes gien.
polgt. M. Clos bar MI itpret Merico
! benpeo en- MenneIfealSer.
Gn Surnabo Srog ben lite S,uli
ODER Smegnen al guripea, Ieb., o.
ritinereoe ipu 5armbuie og en- 5el Eel
SfaIbe og andre llobuie, Merfelist
NOT gif intet 2ip tilipiloe, men iuale
rom tilifaSe. Eaa andre steecr Il
iebe Saslitorme, ipm sbelasSe golir.
gen.
Ereiiocnt Gaitrp al 8enesueIa bar
toget Sfriot til at anlGgge Sag moo
Nefp gorf & germloe3 asfaItfom-
pani, al bpilfet ban freezer en- grItat.
ming al 80 Weiaioner goIipars. San
paaitaor nemlig, at asialtfompaniet
fraftigt itstteoe Den iioIte repoIutio.
npre @ep9gelie | @~ene5uela, bporpeb
Cairo % bans Megiering maatte an.
penoe ben nRDnte Gum paa at fue
Sprsret.
Gn fcgt Sat bar / oisis Gage ipiaet
Ell big Hcae / en- Sfilsmisieiag / Sra.
cine, Nis. Mrs. Mattie Spauloina
bupoe anlagt SfiIsmisieiaa moo jim
Manb, Der er en- al De melt aniete Soc.
ger ! &enofbu. 9e bleo gift iiior, os
8onen paaitaar, at DeanSen bar mis-.
banolet benoe, inSen bet isrite Gar
bar omme. SaaleSes pnaitaar bun,
at ban ergane tpans beroe til at foge
en- oau Seat, iom 9oftoren paaitob Dor
en- Sare.
Zen p9rite Sasliturtm, Tom posen.
iinSe bar biemisst 8uIaifi Gountp,
ST., orog | Manoogs oper Nouno
Gin os Smegn. Gen boreiroe @rsSe
bIep paa enfeIte SteSer bogitapelia
ifplet put ira aerene, ga Ger eiter
Saglitormen iaIbt 8 CONNER @esn
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