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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14
Masses Versus Glasses.

A Yale professor is credited WIN
saving that the masses cat 0 much
He said this, doubtless, according 10
tie Chicago Tribune, for the benefit
Of the classes
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14
occupation Is Confirmed.

Cbefoo, May S,-A private telegram
has been received here confirming the
report that the Japanese ave occu,
Med Feng Wang Cheng. The date OF
the occupation is given as May o.
Fvarything was quiet here today
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14
Would Make II Popular.

Iceland is to have a display at the st
Louis fair, and II 1t could make its eli
mate a part Of the exhibit, remarks the
Chicago Daily News. its corner would bt
a popular resort along in August.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

That Indiana court which sent three
defaulting bank officials to prison all In
one day has earned a vacation, says The
Chicago Daily News.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14
,,...ok SQUADRON AnnihiIated.

viadivostok Squadron Anh'n''"''a
\ Ct, Petersburg, May ST a; nj.
is reported that the vladiv y hot.
squadron has been annihilated IN a
t,a An official" denial OF THIS IL
made. however.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11

How are Your Kidaeyss
DR. Hobbs sparagus pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam.
pie free Add. sterling Remedy Co. Chicago OF N. Y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11
HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTING.
VIM. Carrolls Residence Damaged Slightly
During the storm Last Week.

During the thunder storm which
passed over this vicinity Wednesday
night of last week, lightning struck the
residence OF VIM Carroll, living in the
northeast part Seville township, tearing
off the top OF the chimney and a few
shingles from the roof. The members
OF the family in the house were un-
harmed, but Mr. Carroll, who had just
returned from the barn and was stand
ing on the porch with lantern In his
hand, was nearly thrown to the ground
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11
GONE TO JERUSALEM.
Former Alma Boy Embarked for the Holy
Land Last Tuesday at New York.

According to the published list of the
passengers who embarked on the steam
ship Grosser Kurfurst at New York last
Tuesday. Rev. Charles Ernest Scott, OF
Grayling is among the mum Der who will
attend the world annual Sunday school
convention to be held in Jerusalem
April 1920. Rev. Scott will be remem-
bered as Ernest, who grew up to man.
hood and received his early education
in Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11
by the force Of the shock which he re-
ceived.
ADVERTISE IN THE RECORD.

James Dean placed liner in The
Record last week TO the effect that he
had horse and buggy, with harness
and robe to sell. Before Saturday
night night he had received a dozen i'm
quiries and the whole outfit had been
sold. 1t pays TO advertise in The Record
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11

There Are Some Simple Remedies
indispensable in family. Among these,
the experience OF years assures us,
should be recorded PainkIller For both
internal and external applications we
know il of great value; especially can
we recomend I for colds, rheumatism
or flesh wounds and bruises Christian
Era. Avoid substitutes, there is but one
Painkiller, Perry Davis. Price 25c. and
soc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholder
OF the Union Telephone 90 will be held
in the parlors OF the Wright House at
Alma, Mich, on Tuesday March 10 1904,
at 80 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
electing officers for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting,
Dated Alma, Mich. Feb. "a, 1904.
J. Ii. FnDEw, Secretary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-03-11
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 10 cure
r. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
TAFT ORDERED TO PANAMA
Secretary Of War viii Attempt "a
Settle Differences Between Two
Countries

The president has instructed Secre.
tary Of War Taft to proceed, at an
early date. to Panama to confer with
the president of that republic with a
view to composing the differences that
have arisen between the TWO coun
tries
In a letter TO Secretary Taft, the
president says: After a conference
with the secretary of state and your
self | have concluded that it will be
Of great advantage if you can visit tha
isthmus Of Panama in person and hold
conference with the president and
other governmental authorities of the
republic of Panama You are author
lied i'm doing this to take with You
such persons as you desire, familiar
with the conditions in the isthmus,
who may aid you with their counsel
The earlier you are able to make this
visit the better. The secretary of state
will instruct the United States minis
ter at Panama 10 render you every as
sistauco in his power and the gov
crnor of the canal strip, General Davis.
will, Of course, do the same thing
You viii advise the president Of the
republic what the policy Of this gov
CrnmCut is 10 be. and assure him that
it is not the purpose Of the United
States 10 take advantage of the rights
conferred upon it by the treaty to in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
SUNK ENGLISH SHIP
RUSSIANS FIRE UPON FISHING
FLEET WITH DISASTROUS
RESULT.
Vessel Is Sunk and All on Board Are
Lost, While Another Boat is Be.
lieved to Have Gone to the
Bottom.

1i.,,,,,t, cr,r,, rr,u tsrgland saws
49,, A. r,.rso, e. 20 soricitors
90. u,, 80, ., gry nm fishing
-. H., .,,,.tlfol t,, rornign office
80, .5u,ir,i,,. or O., ,,f,cl, on the
Tr., a.,.tu. r,o, r,, tho presian Pa.
10. r.o, ,,r,,,,rIy DESIGNATED the
NIT, ...,,,,.,r,,, ,,,,,r,ordod nv Vice
,.,,.iu,I p,.i..,rorsr,y
r,,, om,,,I information il that
'',.,,.,,... D.
ahoT'.l a'''I Il''I''A"' ,.''' ."'
sian squadron icll In with the Hun
fishing feet I'm the North sea. Tho
fret pcrti.,,. or tbn Ggbfnp anct passcd
,,. ,.......,i
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
FEARFUL SLAUGHTER
THOUSANDS KILLED IN RECENT
BATTLE NEAR YENTAI.
Conservative Estimates Place Russian
Casualties In Recent Battles at
twenty-five thousand.

The seven days battle north OF
Yentai was the heaviest blow yet
struck the Russians by the Japanese
so far as Joss of life is concerned, ac'
cordinE to St Petersburg dispatch.
The left Japanese army during the
week buried 400 Russian dead left
in front of its lines. A village in
front of the left wing contains many
Russian dead, but the shell fire of the
retreating Russians prevents the
japanese from reaching them. Con-
sentative estimates place the Russian
casualties at not less than $4,000.
Probably many more dead are on the
field in places not yet searched. The
Japanese. report their totuu casualties
at a little over three thousand killed
and wounded.
The suspension of operations below
Mukden continues. 1t is limited In
military circles that the next develop.
ments should be looked for eastward,
but whether on the part of the Japan.
ese or Russians is not revealed.
No news has reached the Russian
war office of the reported humiliation
of Russian battalion while recross.
ing the Taitse river.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

Penny Martin, Benjamin Martin,
Adger Butler. S. c. Eaden and J. II.
Palmer, all citizens Of Eutawvile, S.
C., the last two being peace officers,
have been arrested and lodged in the
penitentiary at Columbia S. c., under
suspicion of completely in the lynch
ing Of Kit Bokhard, a negro The
killing took place some weeks ago.
Bckhard was taken from the jail at
Eutawyille, where he was serving a
short sentence for a trivial offense,
and after mutIlation was thrown into
the Santcs river.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
GEGz7Y LzZZ5 F'Hzz2=

Major General James f. Wade, who
has been in command of the division
of the Philippines, has received orders
TO leave Manila on the next available
transport and to assume command of
the department of the east, with head
quarters at Governors island, vacated
by Cen Corbin on Oct. /. Gen. Cor
bin will proceed to Manila on that
date. Major General Wade who was
born in 1913, is the son of Ben
Wade, United States senator from
Ohio during the civil war. During the
war with Spain he commanded the
camp at Tampa, Fla.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

urgent desire for peace is based in
Rus 3, must reflect the marvellous ig
norance of or Indifference On the part
of foreigners to Russia's true internal
condition. The fact is that in Russia
as in other countries, there are several
parties; two Of these want peace
the extreme rcactionaries, because
they constitute what was known in
the United States during the Spanish.
American war, and in England during
the Boer war, as peace at any price
men, and the ultra-radicals, because
they are in favor of a humiliating
peace which would weaken the pres
eut Oycrnment. But these parties
| are insignificant beside the great body
of moderate progressives, who wish
to see Russia's interior economical
capabilities developed to their fullest
extent, and who realize that only
through a decisive Russian victory in
the far east can the wound be healed,
not plastered. Russia has the oppor.
tunity for interior development on
which their heart is set"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
ARMIES ARE RESTING.
Japs and Russians Preparing for An.
other Battle.

other Battle.
So far as the dispatches from the
far east show, there has been no
change in the relative positions Of the
hostile armies confronting each other
on the lines of the Shakhe river
There is an unconfrmed report that
a Russian force OF 10000 men has
been concentrated at Kauta pass,
twenty miles northeast Of Lao Yang,
which may be indicative Of the direc-
ton in which General Kuropatkin is
likely to strike his next blow.
Upwards Of 10000 of the Russian sol
diers wounded in the battle of the
Shakhe have reached Hardin
Cold weather is causing suffering 20
the armies in the field, although it
has wrought an Improvement in the
conditions for the movement of troops.
A report has reached St. Petersburg,
but lacks confirmation, that the Port
Arthur fleet has left its anchorage in
the harbor and has taken up a posi-.
ton in the rCadstoad.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
GERMANY WILL HELP RUSSIA.
Kaiser and Car Said to Have Entered
Into Agree nent.

a St Petersburg dispatch says the
movement Of troops on the Russian
western frontier and the preparations
to further reduce garrisons in this re-.
gion revive talk of a complete under
standing with Germany, under whith
the frontier viii be protected so as TO
permit the dispatch TO Manchuria OF
troops stationed in Poland There arc
about 100000 soldiers in Poland, com.
prising some of the best troops in the
empire.
In the best informed diplomatic cir.
cles it is believed that uo,hing in the
shape Of a treaty between Russia and
Germany has been committed to writ
ing, but that there is simply a mutual
personal understanding between the
two sOvureigns covering this point
and, soma believe, going much fur.
Their. So far as the present war Is
concerned, there is no evidence that
the supposed agreement covers active
aid as such an agreement would rem
der operative the AnglO-Japanesc al
lance. II is thought, however in dip
lomatiC quarters, that there is some
thing in the nature of a pledge on the
part of the emperor of Germany to
protect Russia's western frontier.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
BOTH ARMIES EXHAUSTED.
Will Make New Disposition of Forces
and Resume Fighting.

There has been an end for the time
being Of the fighting on a large scale
which began when. on October ., Gen
cral Kuropatldn announced to his
army that the time had arrived for an
advance against the Japanese. Heavy
rains and consequent bad roads have
made military operations on either
side extremely difficult if not impus-
siDle. The interruption, according to
adyiccs received at St Petersburg, is
being utilized by both the Russian and
japan use commanders in making new
dispositions of forces and new ubioC-
tive points are likely TO develop when
active operations are resumed. A To-
liO dispatch states that the Japanese
government will seek to make repre-.
soutations to st. Petersburg through
the American embassy against the al,
legged use of Chinese uniforms by Rus,
sian troops, in violation Of the usagCs
Of war; Russia is Fastening the organ
i2aD.on Of the Second ManChurian
army.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
A Shaking Up at Honolulu.

Governor Carter of Hawaii has &c.
cepted the designations Of High Sher.
If A. NJ. Brown and Deputy G. T. Chill.
langswOrth on account of dissatisfac-
ton over the nOn.cnfOrComent Of the
liquor and gambling laws. c. Halter.
"A Plnkortun mar. has been lnvestgat.
ing for some .imo at Governor Car.
ter's request. William Henry has
been appointed night sheriff and Hat.
ter day sheriff Detectives and cap.
tains are rcslguing and there viii be
a reorganization of the police force of
the territory
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
American Soldiers Will Remain on
Isthmus OF Panama.

American marines will be retained
on the Isthmus of Panama for the
present, prepared to meet any emer.
gency which may arise as the result
OF the disgruntled elements in the
new republic. This decision was
reached Thursday and orders have
been issued for a new battalion of ma.
rines to go to the isthmus about No.
vember Is to relieve the battaIion
which has been there for year. The
new battalion will be commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Wood
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
JAPS LOSE HEAVILY.
Russians Worst Them in an Attack at
Port Arthur.


A junk which left Liaoti promon-
tory on the 10Th was driven by gale
and arrived at Chefoo on the Goth,
bringing 100 coolies who left Port Ar
thur because they feared injury from
the Japanese shells.
These coolies say that on October
IS there was fierce fighting for sew
eral hours on the slopes Of Rihlung
mountain between comparatively
small forces, during which the Japan.
csc army is now almost completely
supplied with winter outfits.
1t IS said that the Port Arthur gar.
rison is frantic for news of the opera,
tons of General Kuropatkin, from
whom the defenders expect relief
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
Chased by a Lunatic.

After invading two factories with a
razor and chasing out the employees,
among them eighty young girls, Pat
rick Horrigan, an iron molder, of
Brooklyn crazed with grief, slashed
his throat. His dependency resulted
from brooding over the death of his
wife a year since Covered with blood
and dying, he ran toward policeman
who tried TO arrest him, and slashed
his arms and hands. He was finally
overpuwered and taken to the hos.
pital. but died few hours later
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

The Rio Grande river, which forms
the meanderinG boundary line between
Texas and Mexico, has changed its
course so that the channel now fol-
lows the Arroyo Colorado. BY the
change 100000 acres of Texas land in
Cameron county is now on the south
side of the river and an international
question may be raised. The above
map shows the present course of the
channel via Arroyo Colorado. The i'm.
portant city of Brownsville is left
south of the river.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
TREASURER PoCKETEO CASH.

Custodian Of Funds Of Bleeding Kan
sas is in Trouble.
State Auditor Rowlott in a report
10 Governor Bailey, Of Kansas, cover
ing an investigation of certain missing
coupons amounting to S1,5O2, says that
the coupons were collected by State
Treasurer Kelly personally but that
the money had not been turned into
the state treasury. The report has
been referred to Attorney General
| Coleman.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
TROUBLE IN PANAMA.
MaIcontent Panamans Clash With
Boys in Blue.

News has reached Colon, Colombia,
that about 200 armed men, who are
thought to be malcontent Panamans
rather than Colombian soldiers, have
been seen in the neighborhood of Gu.
Zebra, threatening hostilities against
the Panama government AS soon as
the American authorities of the canal
zone became cognizant of this force,
marines were sent out to ascertain
their purposes. 1t is rumored that a
skirmish occurred inland in which
several were killed, but there is no
confirmation of this report.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27

met by a revolver fire from the men
as they entered the house. Shea was
first to fall. Dwyer and McClusky re-
turned the fire of the men. Dwyer
died after an ambulance had started
with him to the city hospital. Nc
Clusky was badly wounded. Nothing
is known of the identity of the men
sought by the detectives, except that
they were wanted by the police.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
Stricken at the Telephone.

While standing at telephone in his
room at the buckingham hotel in st.
Louis, endeavoring TO summon assist.
anCe, Albert Sherwin Of LeadYille.
Colo, dropped dead from heart fall
ure, Mr., Sherwin's son. william was
standing In the hotel Office when the
operator called him 10 the telephone
saying: "Your father says he is dying,
and wants TO speak TO you" Young
Shtrwn, without waiting TO go to the
telephone. Mastered 10 his fathers
room and found him lying dead on the
floor
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
Russia Has Determined to Continue to
the End.

The Berlin Lolial Anzcigor's Mukden
correspondent estimates the losses in
the recent lighting in Manchuria at
10000 on each side. The Russian army,
the correspondent says, is determined
TO continue the war TO an honorable
conclusion, and it Is hoped that n
speedy and decisive victory will be fol-
lowed by a peace acceptable to both
sides. 1t is realized, he adds, that a
Russian defeat will defer peace indeti'
nitely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
WAS SMALL BATTLE.
Desperadoes and Officers Have Fatal
Encounter in St. Louis.

In a fight between detectives and
men whom they sought to arrest on
Pine street, St Louis, Detective John
J. Shea and Thomas Dryer and c. c..
Blair, one of the men they were after
were killed, Detective James Nc
Clusky was shot and another of the
men they sought to arrest was wound
ed and captured. The detectives were
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
ARMIES UNABLE TO MOVE.
Both Japanese and Russians Must
Wait Drying of Roads.

Military operations in Manchuria
are awaiting the drying of the roads
and plains, rendered impossible for
artillery, and even for infantry, by the
recent heavy rains. Meantime the
correspondents at the front have only
desultory cannonading and unimport'
ant skirmishes to record. The report
that the railway station at Shakhe had
been retaken by the Russians and that
railway traffic between Shakhe and
Mukden would be restored at once
was erroneous, the place still being in
the hands of the Japanese.
The Russian government is hasten.
ing the dispatch of troops to the far
east to constitute the second Man.
churlan army.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
ARE NOT READY FOR PEACE.
Russians Not Yet Willing to Talk Of
Mediation.

The Novoe Vremya, of st. Peters.
burg, depreceating the renwed talk of
foreign Intervention in the Russo.
Japanese war, says:
Such talk, if based upon the fact
that now and again the voicing of an
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
UTAH STATE NEWS.

Bears have been playing havoc
among the sheep in the foothills east
or MI Pleasant OF late.
Frederick Miller an carly settler OF
Manu, died suddenly last week. ne
ing i'll only few moments.
The smallpox situation at Richflold
Is growing somewhat alarming over
thirty cases being under quarantine at
present
Salt Lake City appears to be infest,
ed with an organized gang of crooks,
burglarles and hold-ups being a nightly
occurrence.
A fve-mile pipe line has been start
ed by the Salt Lake route from springs
back Of Faust TO supply that station
with water
Bear River City Is to have new
opera house, a company having been
incorporated for that purpose the
capitalization being S3'ooo'
A gang Of wiremen Is at work on
.io ''''p'o"' ''''' '',',I -, 49,.
""''' ~"
means OF telephohe system
Horticuluurists of salt Lake county
mr., u,,rl,i,,o ~, a MIA, IN ,acure a can.
-,
n'nE l"''o'S "nu p'""' '"' '''P'' a.
Ing fruits for Salt Lake county.
Frank Sheillin a cook, suicided Ill
Ogden, taking carbolic acid ShenIin
had been on a spree aud spent his
,,o,,os and ortor a or,rroI win, his
.,,.
"'l'' 'o"N uoSc vi ''' ""i'' "''' ''''"
died In few minutes.
proii,,,i,,,,,, ,rr,r,,,,o,,ts Tor
Utah's exhibit at the Lewis and Clarl,
exnosition in Portland next wear have
,,,,a,, nod, -. ,,,,,,s.,. o,,,,,r, i,si,,,or
~ Wv ''' =,
portion OF the eNhlblt now aL 81
louis will be taken TO Portland,
,-,,r To-. .. ,t,,,,.,.,.i -. Tho
Juan uay was oO'''' 'u a' '"'
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
MAR JAG VAR GAMMAL.

Jag dromde en- gang att jag a gam
NAL, sjuttio ar eller mer. Jag satt
EFT hogt rum, hvars vaggar voro klad
da med hoga skap, fulla af booker med
svarta l~aderryggar, tailor i OLA och
hornen gr0nskiftande bronsstatyer
En- hog ~vaggklocka med en- tafla lk
EFT fullmansansigte inom en- vidunder.
ligt stor hufva matte med slit ento.
niga tick-tack tiden. | eldstaden for
kolnade gloderna sakta men obevek.
ligt, sedan de forrattat sin mission att
sprida i rummet en- jamn och behaglig
varme.
Jag satt framfor skrifbordet och be,
traktade med franvarande blick de
iva tjocka k~ronljusens lager. Utifran
hordes EFT svagt ljud af stormen och
regnet, som slog mot rutorna bakom
de tjocka yllegardinerna, som pa sam.
ma gang de innestangde ljuset fran
mitt rum for nina blickar utestangde
anblicken af natten.
Jag satt och tankte.
Jag tankte pa hur jag lefvat och pa
mitt Ifs verk. Mycket maste jag hat
va %utrattat, ty jag hade erhallit manga
arebevisningar. De maktigaste man
men i landet, ia saliva kungen hade
tryckt min hand och tackat mig for
hvad jag gjort for folket och samhal-
let.Jag maste saledes vara en- utmarkt
man. Jag hade blifvit hvad jag dromt
ON i nina ungdomsdar: rik och be-
romd. Jag horde vara mold.
!. Jag hade gifvit ut stora summon for
filantropiska andamal SAINT u~pprattat
verk som skankte tusentals manniskor
deras bergning. Derf0r helsade man
niskorna mig med vordnad SAINT stodo
redo att utfora min minsta wink.
Jag hade aldrig alskat strider och
aldrig tagit parti for nagon SAX utan
att jag pa forhand varit viss ON dess
seger. Derfor hade jag inga egent-
liga fender.
Ensam hade jag ocksa %lefvat, och
derf0r hade mitt lif allttd flutit fran
lugnt och jamnt. Ingen qvinna hade
oroat mig med slit omtaliga lynne, och
ingen warm innerlig vanskap hade
bundit mig vid nagon man. Jag hade
varit nog klok att Ell fasta mig djupt
vid nagon eller nagot. Jag tror KNAPP
past att Diet skulle gripit mig vidare
hardt ON mitt ~fadernesland, for hvil-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
TANkAR AZ MARK TWAIN.

bet finnes ia ting som arc sa odrag-
liga och forargelsevackande som EFT
godt exxempel.
~Ingenting ar i sd stort behof af re-
former som andra PRISONERS vanor.
Butler och bang bevisa ingenting.
En- hona, som int gjort annat an lagt
EFT enda agg, kacklar ofta sa hogljudt,
som ON hon skankt jorden en- ny
name.
Lefva ar att Ida. Till och med hui
morns kalla ar icke utan smarta. Der
for finnes Diet ingen humor i himme-
len.
vi kulturmanniskor ega ire oskatt-
bara formaner, som vi icke nog kun
ma tacka Gud for: ordets frihet, sam
vetets frihet - och klokheten att icke
begagna oss af nagondera.
Lat oss vara tacksamma mot dunn
hufvudena! ON de icke fumes, skull
lie vi kloka aldrig komma oss fran.
vi horde lefva sd att till och med
neutrality-suspicious. scribe vid
var dod.