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Land Values.

Land will never be permanently
cheaper than it is now. In times
of, financial distress, which visit
us occasionally in spite of all that
men may do to prevent it, 1t Is
possible that some of the dis
tressed may sell out comparatively
cheap. But panics, like periods
of prosperity, do not last forever,
and productive lands are certain
to grow dearer than before. The
products of the soil feed the werld
and the world must be fed re-
gardless of commercial condl-
tions, and it takes very nearly as
much to feed man in bad as in
good times. There is NO other
resource for subsistence, and the
earth's population is encroaching
upon it's arabic area with startling
rapidity. For these reasons land
values must be affected by panics
less than any form of unproduc-
tive property. Farming land
must be good investment as long
as population increases. Fifty
dollars per acre has an extrava-
CANT sound to those who have
bought or sold as good for two
dollars, but when we consider that
the crops grown on an acre in one
year often sell for more than 500
and even staple field crops often
bring one-half the cost of the land
| in a year we cannot fail to see
that good farming land is not
dear at present prices. We be-
lieve that money put into farming
land is the safest investment that
can be made. and all the better il
it is purchased for actual use, ano
is actually used. Probably prices
will be 100 per cent higher within
twenty years, as it is 100 per cent
higher now than it was tNentJ
years ago. The time will come
when those who want land will
wish they had bought when j
could be had at from $40 to So
per acre.-Farm and Ranch.
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AsUBLBC SALE.
n rSFRICT Cof5RT, PARISH OF sT. LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
estate OF SAMUEL LEBLAN
No. 5978.

Rv virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Sixteenth judicial District Court Of Louisiana,
holding sessions in and for the Parish OF 81.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction TO
the last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrators or any duly qualified officer,
at the. last residence Of deceased near Fort
Barre, sst. Landry parish, ON
Saturday, August 49, 1904,
at 10 fp'clock a. m, the following described
IA, ,sertain tract of land situated on Bayou
CourtGb bleau, st. Landry parish, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, contain,
inc twenty-five and 5s-1OOth acres, bounded
north by Valerion Langlois. south by Robert
Cormier and property secondly described; east
by Bayou C0urtableau, and west by FRANK
Brown, being the last residence OF deceased.
"a certain tract Of land adjoining the above
described property, with ail the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated In ct. Landry
parish, La, near Port Barre, containing twenty
t2O) arpents, bounded north by. purchaser,
south by sanville Jeansonne, east ny koDert
Cormier and west by Frank Brown, being the
same property acquired by deceased from Am
broise Judice, and by him acquired from ID. L.
Garland.
One COW and calf; one yearling; one wagon;
one lot household effects, furniture, etc.; q LOT
| of poultry; a lot of agricultural implements.
Terms-Cash. ISAURE LoUAlLLihR.
July 23, 1904. Aam1nlstEatriA
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AbstentiOn Helps Usurpation.

The reason why 80 many of the
best citizens in the State refrain
from participating in the political
affairs is simply because bossism
has usurped the functions and
powers that the people should
themselves exercise. The less the
voters are called upon to Itaks
part in the nominations, local,
state and national, the less inter-
est will they manifest toward pub
lie affairs and the farther will we
drift from democratic govern
ment.
The people are the source Of
power, but by various schemes
and methods bossism has con-
trived to relegate them to back
seats, and to conduct, in the name
of democracy, the political affairs
that the people should transact
directly. Bossism has also seized
the public Offices, and it has made
them objects for trade and barter.
With the assistance of federal
bayonets, test and other oaths.
the radical party in the early years
of the reconstruction, had brought
about the same reluctance to vote,
that bossism has produced. In
consequence the white people lost
many seats in the legislatures and
sevayal elections that they could
have won, had the efforts made
to induce them to come out and
vote been more successful. 1t
took years of persistent pleading
to arouse them from their torpor,
but when they did awaken, the
State was quickly redeemed.
History is continually repeating
itself, but in the actual situation
it offers thiso difference that the
subsection Of thespeople has beer
compassed by deceit and unscru'
pulous means, WHICH is far more
humiliating than was the subjec
tion of this same people by the
Irresistible force Of the fedora
bayonets.
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Letter to Prof. j. N. Jacks U
OPELOUsAS.

Dear Sir: You are teacheA;
here's one for your boys: y
If the painting costs two or three
times as much as the paint, and
one paint goes twice as far as an
other, how much are those two
paints worth?
If Devoe is worth $3.50 Gr S1.75
a gallon, how much is the otter
one worth?
How much is a. gallon of paint
worth anyhow?
The answer is: Depends on the
paint.
The reason is: paint isn't al
ways paint. There are true and
false paints and short measure.
How much is a short-measure
gallon worth? How much is false
paint worth? How much is Devoe
worth?
There are millions a year in the
answer to this last one.
Yours truly
T w DEvoE & Co
At New York
PSI B Sandoz sells our paint
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NOTICE

The public are hereby warned not to pur-
chase or negotiate or transact, in any manner
with e. G Foglenan, with respect 80 ms inter.
eat as an heir Of John 8. Fogleman, in ana 70 o
tract of eighty acres of land, more or less, sag
nated near Morrow, st. Landry parish, Ia. ana
bounded north by I. Goudchaux, south py e.
and west by public road. as ann the owner of
fhe interest of said e. G. F0gleman in said lands
and ann now taking steps TO perfect my tue M 10 20
farial act of sale of said land OF date November
10, 1900, and which act err0neonsly states tnal
[ sold said and TO said i. 9. Fogieman, WnerS'
as said act sh onld have stated thaG sala =. "
Fogleman sol said land to me ON that DATE
IniY II. 1906 ABkAM AAaN.
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The Governor Is "It.''

The most farcical happening in
Louisiana is the meeting every
two years of the Legislature.
That body of men is bound hand,
foot, head and belly by the Gov
ernor's patronage. 1t does abso-
lutely nothing excepting what is
dictated to it by the GovDrnor.
The Governor is SIT" Such bills
as he likes are passed; those he
does not like are killed.
In the name of common sense,
what is the use-where comes in
a good reason-for spending the
cost of meeting of the Legisla-
ture? The Governor controls it.
Why not then save this $150,000
every ctwo years by giving the
Governor the desired power to
do whatever he pleases. 1t costs
the State about $4,000 year to
give its Governor this power in
directly. Why not cut this ex-
pense and give him directly this
power?
The absurdity Of the position
of the Louisiana Legislature would
be Imaginable it it was not so con-
temptible-Richland Beacon News
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Whereas, Marianne TeraRcine Meuillon, OF
the parish OF st. Landry, applies by her petis,
tion to be appointed administrators OF salo
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
uoaition to said appointment, I'LL hie tne same
In writing, in my office. in the eoWn OF OReaeu'
'''' "A'AA''- YVES ANDREPONT,
r, n, ,oaa Clerk.
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Fer district Attorney

X III IaNTs0Z. ESQ. as q candidate for District
sssnrnsg of the i6th Judicial District, subject
III lila action OF the Democratic primary elec-
tser N sT % iSe held on the s0th OF July, 1900.
wa are authorized to announce HON. DUD-
YTT III 9TITLBEAU as candidate for Dis
sssef Attorney OF the 10th Judicial District.
salIect to tho ac ion OF the Democratic prl-
sssssl ,ssSy eleetior TO be held July 80, 1904.
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r. a. J.. Bercier takes this
meshOd Of informing his patients
hid Tho public that he will be
assent from his dental Office until
august 5th, and upon his return
hn ean be found at his Office until
August 25th, at which time be
viii attend the Fourth Interna-
Ei0nal Dental Congress at st.
Louis, Of which he is q member,
sgether with his son, F.. Hardy
ayOier. From St. Louis the
Doctor will take tour West
Trough Colorado, and his son
NIB continue 30 Baltimore, Md
m semplete his dental education
hich ID his last session. The Dr
return and be ready for duty
9nt September 10th.
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TO THE
PHYSICIANS OF ST. LANDRY
AND OTHER PARISHES.

Z take pleasure sss announcing
that I have recently established in
nsy office a d plate Static MG-
chine and an K Ray Apparatus
of The very best make. Aay ply
sicio,s, therefore. can aoso agdst
himself of the use Of this valtable
and remarkable Instrument for
eramsnatio,s purposes and treat
nssat at a moderate cost, and aaot
be compelled, as heretofore, to pai
his patient to the expense and i's'
conrenieHce Of going % NesO Or
leans or other cities.
I. e. SHUTE, u. ID.
0psEeasas, Han.
Ang. 1, 1soss
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The Governor has signed the
bill prohibiting the existence OF
pool rooms or turf exchanges IN
This State. It is a good thing, and
the public should see to it's en-
forcement. These things work
more ruin than all the barrooms
in the country, for their existence
IS the preliminary step to all sorts
nf debauehery Watchman.
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II you want to keep posted on
State and National affairs, there
& Do better way than by subscrib-
lie to The People, published at
Baton Rouge, La.
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NOTICE OF ApmHNHsTRATsoS
ESTATE OF LUCIEN MEUILLON.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, La.
No. 1884,

Whereas, Aurore DeKerlegan. OF the parlsn aa
of sc. Landry, applies hy her petition 10 DO
appointed Administrative OF said estate,
narties interested to make opposition to SAID
anEointment, to file the same in writing In my
ONCE i'm the town of Opelousas, IN ten days
from the present notice. ,,o1rm
r,,,, "a 1ooA Clerk
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vxy< .harco ] Ieoitimate and re;

we charge a legitimate and rea-
sonable price for all our job print
inga price at which we can af-
ford to do the work and the con-
sinner can afford to spend for
stationery. And we guarantee
good job printing.
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Money to loan. Apply to P
Mestric, Leonville, La.

Visitors to the Worlds Fair at
Louis from st. Landry will
fnd the COURIER on file at the
Louisiana Building during the
continuance of the Exposition.
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Fur low rates to the Worlds
NH viii the Texas & Pacific Rail-
~, ask any ticket Agent, or write
2 Turner, General Passenger
agent, Dallas, Tex.
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Thomas Taggart, of Indiana,
BA nnanimously chosen Chair
msn of the National Democratic
Committee at its meeting last
Tuesday. Senator Gorman. who
lid been rendered the position,
declined the honor.--.-
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The Local Paper.

NO man Is loo pooi W oesN0'' n1o
county newspaper, says an ex-
change, and it is false economy to
get along without it.
Hardly a week passes that
something does not appear in its
columns that will be a financial
benefit to the subscriber, and by
the end of the year he has made
or saved from one to twenty
times It's subscription price.
The city papers do not take
the place Of the country paper,
although some people seem to
think they do. The city papers
are sll right in their way, but
they don't give you what you are
most interested in-your country
news.
You cannot learn from them
when and where the public meet
ings are to be held, who are dying
or who are marrying, who are NOV
lug in or who are moving out,
court proceedings, who wants to
sell land-in fact, hundreds OF
items which might be OF
particular importance for you to
know.
Such matters city papers can
mot furnish, but the country
/ newspaper can and does. lf you
can afford but one paper, by al
means take one that is published
in the county in which you live.
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On a wall at the navy depart
ment is a map of the sea giving
the changing locations Of the de-
relicts afloat - that rs, of the
wrecked and abandoned ships
which, without master, go blind
ly wandering up and down the
ocean to the constant peril of
every "Iive'' vessel adrift. Upon
that scribbled chart their laby-
rinthine paths are traced round
and round in loops and trlaDgles
and double bow knots. and day
by day, as news comes in from
the castaways, the vigilant skip
per in charge, with bit OF col
ored ink, gives each track new
angle or a wider sweep, and sends
word of the danger to the princi-
pal port.
Our ship of state is sad dere-
| lict this month. Her aimless rud-
der swinging with the tide and
her blistered deck of asphaltum
abandoned by Admiral Roosevelt
and his commodores, she swelters
and staggers about upon our sar-
agossa Sea. She sprang a-leak
another half billion dollars this
year, but it is impossible to scut.
tie her, for she is very stanch ano
seaworthy, the revenue pumps are
in first-rate order, and with Wig
liant watch on the port quarter
she will weather many seasons
vet. During the year the Treas
ury has had big hole knocked
i in her abaft the binnac1e. and ha'
i leaked fifty millions extra-a tire
mendous sum, sufficient to SWAMP
an ordinary European craft, Ant
now, within week of August
nobody is on deck but few mid
dies and supple-jacks too weak t.
desert the ship.
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~Y0THCE OF ADMINISTRATION.
EsTATE OF PIERRE LEMONT.
PROBATE DOCKET, DlSTRlCI CoohH
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. 1850.

ST. Landry. applies by her petition to De ap'
pointed administrators Of SAID estate,
Therefore, any person inten ding 70 make op.
In wrifinS in NV Office in the town of Opefou-
sas. within ten days from the present notice.
'"s' "A'A- YVES ANDREPONT.
r,1r 90 srooA Clerk.
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Rar EDistrict :Tmdge.

IA ara authorized to announce HON. e. T.
Z wis a 4 candidate for Judge of the 10th
M TTsSessi Disfrfcs Court, subject to the action
n sssa Democratic primary election to be held
HI fho aeth Of July, 1904.
~ ara authorized to announce HON. JAS.
i MtTI1EY as q candidate for Judge of the 18th
grSscia District Court, subject to the action OF
nv YsaTaOcratic primary election 20 be held on
INA sotfa Of July, 1904.
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Onr readers will consult their
heat interests and confer . favor
an Che CouRrER BY patronlzlng
the business men who advertise
Il os1r columns. They are anxl-
ous FOR your trade and Will make
II 10 your advantage to DO your
business with them. Watch ouT
columns all the time
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The weakness of the Republic
at present is its practice of sub
sidizing one class at the expense
of another; It's enactment of un-
wise legislation as the price of
imperative legislation; its dishon-
est compromises with the agents
of one class or one section to the
cost OF the masses of the country
as whole; the purchase Of polit-
ical preferment by official favors ;
the employment of arbitrary ma
chine methods to establish, main
tain and perpetuate political OH
garchies in the State and nation,
often to the defeat of the popular
will. These are some of the con-
spicuous evils. They are not new.
but the country has been aroused
as never before to their existence,
and public sentiment is more po-
se.4~ than in times past to etfect
their eradieation.-The People.
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Jared Sanders is endeavoring TO
get on the popular track at the
eleventh hour, but he procrasti-
mated too long, until Bob Snyder
had got there with both feet, and
is now several lengths ahead OF
him in the gubernatorial race.
Louisiana Democrat.
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Everybody remembers VIII

Everybody remembers when
King ssTeddy" made that jun
keting trip West, q special train
being put at his disposal at q
cost Of 5000 900 to the railroad
corporations, which he swallowed
without conpnnction, but refused
the Gift Of a tiny American SILK
flag offered him by patriotic Iit-
tie American girl.
He strained nc nag and swallowed railroad
train. 4x
m lais afrenuous efforts more votes 90 gain;
srha Tsafygsia viii tell him at home TO remain
They are onto the Bronco Buster elsc s'oheeA
aneh 1Ie methods they consider to sfrenuonsly IN
And declare they are tired OF this Rooseyeltias
cheap fame.
-. 6. Piarce, in Opelousas tLa.l Courier.
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The Novelty Shop, two blocks
east OF j. TX. Sandoz & Brothers s
store. All kinds Of repairs. JOB
work and plumbing speciality.
j. A. DRUMMoND.
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ri. No. Paval saving naachil

The New Royal sewing machine
advertised BIZ Fred =. Sandoz, IN
another column, il the very latest
n improved sewing machines and
i 4 marvel of mechanism. Don 7
Inv 4 sewing machine until you
have i 4 seen the New Royal, which
4 soId on remarkably easy terms
and low prices.
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NYOTECE DR ADWBRNAS'EAgAEAW
ESTATE OF EUPHEMIE LEMELLE.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. $685..

Whereas Barthelemy Lemelle, OF tne PARISH sa
ng az Lantiry. has applied by his petition to be
APPOINTED administrator OF the said estate,
Therefore, any person intending to make op.
position to said appointment Will ME me sadne
In writing, in my office, in the town or Opeiou-
sas. within ten days from the present notice.
0'''' YVES ANDREPONT,
4,u no SOFA Clerk.
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In a speech made by Theodore
Roosevelt at the Wool Exchange
in New York City in October,
1896, he said: ssMr Bryan and his
adherants have appealed TO the
basest set in the land. the farm
ers. This man, who SO viciously
traduced the character OF the best
type of American citizens. now
asks their vote for President
Lake Charles Press.
Since ssTeddy's" opponent for
President, Judge Parker, was a
farmer in his younger days, it IS
not likely that the farmers can
| be fooled into voting for "His
Strenuosity," who will drop inn
lnortant State business to give
audience to one of the most no.
ltorious blacklegs the West ever
produced, and treat him as hero.
lBIacklegs and niggers are Roose-
lyeltis bosom friends. Voters, be-
Warel-J. G. Pierce.
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pne day, perhaps. we will re-
9 Id sane methods ID the teach
0f children. Speed that day.
Ehe present time the little ones
victims of education gone mad.
sir small heads are troubled
ish things beyond their under
ding. and they are made 70
@ things like parrot. Fancy
Hltle grammar student OF ten
snpting to diagram 9 sentence
sn from D history Of nlythoi-
And fancy 4 child Of nine
ggling 10 read ancient history,
all the latter's s unprononnce-
s names! It ID all, Oil wrong
ire not teaching children u
s days. We are simply al
ling their nervous systems ane
1king their undeveloped brains
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Subscribe for the CouRTER-
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July 80. 1904
r. SAND0Z,
LAWYER.

All civil and criminal business will be given
prompt and careful attention.
Office over st. Landry State Bank MAIN
Street, OpelOusas, La.
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>rorHCR OF ADnnHN1sTRATBON.
~ SEsrATE OF ALEXANDRA LEMELLE.
No. 59s6.

PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
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|aEl the aElye Is.
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July %, 1904,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
etikettens boior.

Etiketten mar, som bekant, | ALA
tider spelat en- stor roll vid spanska
hofvet, sd ster till och med att Diet
funnits konunyar som abdikerat, der
for att de haft svart att finna sig /
ALA de minuti0sa ceremonier, som
yoro %forbundna icke blott med hvar-
ie deras vlgtigare 'foretag, utan az
ven med hvarje sm8sak, exempelvis
den stora h0gtidliyheten, da maize
statet skulle ha nattskjortan pa.
Konungadomet hade gjort sig till
slaf af sig sialft, hvarpa hlstorien
lemnar de NEST slaende bevis.
bet fanns salunda en- gang en-
drottning, hvars hast skenade for
henne. Hon foil at men blef hangar
de 1 stigbygeln och slapades astad AZ
Diet rasande djuret, utan att en- hand
h0jdes till hennes hjalp, derfor att
ingen vid lifsstraff far .rora drott-
ningens heliga person. Andtligen
storta dock iva kacka adelsman fran,
hejda hasten och ,,radda drottningen,
men omedelbart derefter skynda de
till konungens stall, sadla iva sprin-
care och fly 1 sporrstrack mr. landst
for att icke blifva ,d0mda till rad
brakning for maestatsforbrytelse.
Till sist gjorde etiketten slit ma
s~terstycke, da den tog lifvet at sjalf.
We hunger. En- Gag hade Philip III
blifvit sjuk, och da han fros, stalldes
EFT glodfat in till honom. V8rmen
derifran var mycket stark och strom-
made rakt 1 %konungens ansigte, sa
att svetten drop fran hans parma.
Markisen af Polar bad nu hertigen
af Alba, som var tianstg0rande kam-
marherre, att hal skulle hytta IA
tet, men hertigen gjorde markisen
uppmarksam pa att delta enligt ETH
ketten icke tillkom honom, utan her
tigen af Usseda. Bud skickades for
att upps0ka denne dignitar, SON dock
icke strax stod att 6nna. Och nasta
dag hade kungen rosen 1 ansigtet
SAINT dog afven deraf
Likval skarpte Philip V anpu mera
etiketten.
Mar konungen iiyttade ut till nagot
af sina slott, var en- bestamd summa
anslagen till kostnaderna harfor. I,
Och denna maste anvandas, ware sig
fyttningen kostade mer eller = min.
Dire.
Underligt var da heller icke att dc
spanska konungarna voro melankoli-
ska. Men nastan anda varre var Diet
dock for de arma drottningarna, som
voro sd godt SON lefvanie .begrafna !
etikettens sarkofag.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-29
Literatur.

Fran Lutheran Augustana Book
Concern i Rock Island, Ill.,, hatva
foljande arbeten utkemmit:
/. "Anglarnes varld", tankar
och oetraktelser tillagnade den
kristliga allmaDheten at o. A. )
Pris kartonerad 2s cents.
Forfattaren har har pa EFT con
cist satt lyckats framstalla skrif-
tens lara ON anglarnes varld. Den
lila skriften ar i verklig mening
uppbygglig och innehaller tan
kar och betraktelser'', som skols
tjena lasaren babe till warning
och frost.
II. Il Brytningsstund". skisser
ur Diet svensk-amerikanska folk
ljfvet at c. w. Andeer. Pris kar-
tonerad s. cents.
Boken innehaller IS uppsatser,
ALA handmade ON svenska in
van6rares oden och varda att
lasas.