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Sharp County record., 1904-04-01

My Celebrated Stallion will make the stand at Sidney
beginning April l. and ending June 80, 1904.
admiral Schley is Brimer and Morgan saddle and
stock also good work stock, He is Iron Grey of
medium size and years old. Terms of service To in
living colt S.; money due when fact is known or
traded removed. Care will be taken prevent
accidents but will not be responsible should any
will also obsate myself to give as much tor the best colt
Admiral shows this any man will give for the
best mule colt in this country Come on boys and let's
raise saddle and harness horses You know they
bring the top prices in the market.
Sharp County record., 1904-04-01

DR.. Z. n. F. Sullivan Of CAL
anime was in the city one day
this week.
Sharp County record., 1904-04-01
The Result.
What the Great Battle of
Ballots Counted
For.

4
witnessed in Arkansas--or any
state in the Union for that mat
ter-came to a close last Friday,
and Saturday the business was
did" May Arkansas mover
see another mix-up just like it,
or anything near like it, ought to
be the wish of every good man in
the state. 1t was dirty, mean
and disgracefully stinkin' on
both sides, in the middle, on
every edge and around all cor
ners. It's over, thank the good
Lord.
On the face of the returns our
old friend Governor Davis has
again carried the Land of The
Big Red Apple But he is los
ing ground, and the way We fig
ure it, in the course Of eighty
seven years, eleven months and
twenty-nine days he will be de-
feated by q small majority. Four
years ago jeff offered his SER
vices to this good state as chief
executive and took the rostrum,
He carried seventy-four counties,
and it has been claimed by his
admirers that the reason he
didn't get the other is that some
crooks over at Fort Smith CHS
eled him out of it. Two years
ago jeff also ran, and didn't do
so well, although he did a guam
tity ample. He lost six counties
that load of poles. This year
Jeff, in direct violation of all
traditions, rules, regulations and
usages, asked for the office a
third time, and a little viGdica'
ton on the side. The report is,
he got it, The old guard stood
firm. He has enough votes to
/ get in on and then some, al
though it is rumored he fell
short in about twenty bailiwicks.
He even had the audacity to GO
up and carry Senator Berry's
county, and him an avowed can
didate against the old soldier faI
the United States Senate. The
truth Of the business is, JEFF
acted as usual and just took
blamed near eyerybody's county
! All North Arkansas except In
dependence county-grand old
Independence-lined up for him.
He carried Sharp county mag
nifcently.
Jeff Davis never will be de-
feated. Those opposed to him
put up the best scrap possible,
| 1t was a determined attack, and
it availed nothing. Jeff is sure
for office until he shuffles off this
mortal coil. Here's to jeff, the
unconquered, the unconquerable,
the Napolean of Arkansas poll
tics, the hero of WizardoilviIle,
| So help u. over the fence, we're
for him now, henceforward and
/ forever for anything he wants.
. The indications are that Judge
Bourland, he who talked about
standing on his head in the mud
and other nasty things, has ar
rived at grief, and that Bob
Rogers, the pride Of Crawford
county, has showed him for at
torney general. Poor Bourland,
Lucky, lanky Bob.
Eoff of Boone county is de-
feated for auditor. Eotf is a
good fellow, and can't help hav-
ing a name nobody can make
QUO. We are sure that's what
beat him.
The race for chief justice will
have to be decided by the state
convention.
Moose and McCulloch are neck
and neck, and their race is not
Sharp County record., 1904-04-01

I'M. D. Barnett, who left
.ghkeepsie two weeks ago,
0 located at Roscoe, Texas,
,r wants the Record to pay him
tkly visits.
trRussell Jordan, one of the
list citizens of the county, who
q, been living at Cave City the
NJ few months, has removed
!, i to his farm near Maxville.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19
JERSEYS BEAT THE
LIFE OUT OF THEM

The Jerseys at tho st Louis fair
won over the Holsteins on economical
production Of butter and economical
production of milk for purposes re-
lated to dairying. In this connection
the following figures Of the Worlds
Fair dairy demonstrations are autheu-
tic
In class A. for the economic produc-
ton OF butter fat and butter the 26
Jersey cows made an average net
profit OF $39.50 each for l2O days, the
full period of the race. The is Hol.
stems made a net profit of $29. 20 per
COW for the same period on the sama
basis. The 25 Jersey COWS thus pro-
duced 5000 more net profit for every
COW than the is Holsteins did.
In class B for the economic pro
duction of milk for all purposes reiat.
ed to dairying. which included the
value of solid, other than butter fat,
tthe Holsteins own pet test) the 26
Jerseys returned net profit for every
COW Of $53.95 for the 1870 days. The l5
Holsteins averaged in net profit but
S46S5 per COW for 100 dnys. The 25
Jersey cows thus produced $40 mora
net profit for every COW than the Is
Holsteins did
The above is reliable, being taken
from the Jersey Bulletin. authority
on such matters. Is 1t any wonder
Dan Thornton. Of the Upper Florida,
is proud of his Jerseys.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19
MINES AND MINING.
From the La Plata Miner.
, q, g 6 9, . g g g G q, 9 q q @ @

=, ~ 70 10 70 - 70 es' "a a " % S % VI V "a
w s. Bacon has resumed work on
his Tiburcio gulch properties.
--o-
Bradford Il Bacon have completed
the assessment work on the Boy in
Blue lode
Mr. Sheehan is finding some good
shipping ore in his drift on the Lit
tie La Plata claim.
Henry Thomas is still driving the
tunnel to cut his Good Hope vein and
expects to reach 1t before the New
Year.
Four or Ave men are now at work
on lease on the Little Jane mine
and have considerable good shipping
ore in sight
Hans Aypaas went over to the East
Mancos last Saturday with four men
to do some work on a claim adjoining
the Doyle properties.
o. F. Boyle and Daniel Shively have
their notice Of application for patent
for three claims near the Mountain
Lily in this weeks Miner
A little more mining news would be
as acceptable to the writer as to our
readers. but the boom that was to fol
low the election of Adams has not yet
reached La Plata
Copeland & Bircher completed their
contract on the Little Kate tunnel
last week but did not reach the vein.
It Is likely that Mr. Lunken will lot
another contract at once
p J. Lonergan, now OF Pittsburg,
Pa. IL expected to visit the East Man
cos this week with z party OF eastern
| capitalists. some of whom are inter
ested in the Doyle properties
The Chief Mining Company's com
pressor building is completed. and. II
| the eastern stockholders would quit
chewing the rag and send in the ma
chinery. Supt. Swift would soon have
the work moving in good shape.
The Neglected Mining Co. is work
ing quite force on that mine and
are also running the mill. Regular
shipments Of high grade ore are be
ing made and 1t is likely that this
great mine will soon be producing in
tn old time manner.
The Empire Mining Co. Is getting
in coal at the rate Of over Ave tons
per day and as they only use about
one and oneahlf tons, will soon have
quite surplus on hand. The board
ing house supplies for the winter viii
be put in the first OF next month and
then they will be fixed for winter.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19
RUSSo-JAPAN WAR.

TOXIC, Dec. i5.--It is ascertained
full torpedo act on the Seyastopol was
made in the face of almost insnr-
mountable obstacles and writes an.
other inspiring story of the splendid
bravery OF a number of officers. The
entire crews of the torpedo boat des.
lroyers and torpedo boats, volunteer
ed for the attack. CourtIng death in
their efforts TO destroy the only float.
ing Russian battleship at Port Arthur.
Facing driving snow storm and
heavy seas. the hotilla separated un.
der individual commanders and at.
tackled independently The decks Of
the destroyers and boats were coated
with ice and the men suffered acutely
from the cold. The Russians took the
most extreme precautions to protect
the Sevastopol but the japanese sue.
ceeded In their purpose In large
measure.
All torpedo boats which participat.
ed in the attack on the SevastopoI
excepting one are accounted for The
battieship today lies with its bow
sunk three feet.
CHE FOO, Dec. 16.-Seven Russians
In civilian garbs. but Of military ap-
pearance arrived today in an open
boat, carrying dispatches. The men re-
fused to talk and went Immediately
to the Russian consulate. A high wind
favored them to make quick pas
sage from Port Arthur
ATHENS, Dec. 1G.-A report of un
known origin is circulated to the eff
feet that the entire Russian Baltic
tieet intends to return to Piraeus
Greece
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

The Supreme court decision in the
will give the Republicans a clear ma
jority in the senate without the can
vassing board showing its hand. ~
the supreme court will issue and OF.
der 10 the Denver election commission
not to count the fraudulent vote.
thereby giving each of the Republican
senator's certificates of election. Tue
senate will then undo the wrong of
Two years ago. seating Dick and vacat
ing the seat from Lake county. II ls
possible the Arapahoc county senators
reported elected two years ago will
be given their walking papers which
VIII give the Republicans a two-thirds
majority in the upper branch Of the
state Legislature The Democrats set
bad precedent two years ago when
fey unseated Dick and Mcdonald
without cause However, no Democrat
Will be unseated II honestly elected.
But the Shaffroth investigation and
the investigation now under headway
in Denver is positive proof that the
Democrats given certificates two years
ago IN Arapahoe county were not hon.
estly elected and should never have
been given certificates. And going fur.
thcr. II is positive proof that Senator
Teller is the beneficiary of dishonest
legislature and should resign.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
plate on the southwest corner of
the Newman building, placed by the
u S. Geological survey, gives the al.
titude as 6517 feet.
The Herald scribe ordered turkey
Of ranchman the other day. He
wanted to know II we had sold mine
or robbed a bank.
Mayor Speer is no more entitled to
the office he Is holding than man
in the moon, The chances are he was
defeated by at least 5000 to 5000.
Denver papers arriving last evening
tell of new bond issue by the Santa
Fe of fifty millions. This is more than
enough to build the Durango branch
and then some.
Angelo Gritenti. the Italian who
fell down the manhole at Gladstone,
and broke one leg in five places, ap.
pears to be on the road to recovery at
Mercy hospital
II is reported that Pagosa Springs
is likely to have another paper. 1t Is
hard to keep the number down TO one
where there have been two. even II
there Is not room
certain Durango sheet thinks 1t
smart to continue referring to Charles
A. Johnson as taking steps to oust
John Harris Mr. Johnson was q can
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

Senator Thomas NJ Patterson
knows full well there WAS untold fraud
In Denver and that the Republican
ticket prevailed by large odds. at the
same time he is neglecting his official
duties by remaining in Denver and
opposing every move made by the su-
prerne court exposing the said frauds
or furnishing those guilty of the courts
orders. No honest thinking person
would have the supreme court stop
Its fraud investigation and the same
applies to the investigation of alleged
frauds In Pueblo county. If Republi,
can In that country are guilty of pol
luting the ballot box 1t is time they
were stopped In their wild career and
The Herald will not be one to call of
the dogs OF war. Let the light shine
on every fraudulent transaction.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

didate and was desrous OF filling the
position but the voters OF this dis
trict. where each and every one voted
for whom he or she pleased. elected
Mr.. Harris and MIR. Johnson has no
desire to go against their pleasure in
the matter. But then some papers are
not satisfied without casting lnsinua-
tions
w u. Wheaton says they can't stop
for Christmas and will have to ca
their turkey In camp. When in dan
ger of being overtaken with four feet
of snow. they have to hurry aud take
their layon after the work is done
A water main bursted last night on
Main avenue. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets and flooded the
the west side of the street. the water
freezing The water was turned on A.
soon as the alarm was given.
Mrs. Grenfell was not of the same
make as Shafrroth. And Shaflroth had
something like two thousand moro
majority than Mrs. Grenfell Stil the
latter did not resign an office obtain.
ed through the Denver ballot box
suffers.
C. H. Hanson brought suit in the
county court to compel his son Charles
to support him The county commits.
sioners have been helping him ~
some extent the past few months
Charley is employed al the Silver
Lake mine and was compelled to come
down to attend the trial
MIR and Mrs r. w Hunt and daugh.
ter were arrivals from Silvcrton last
evening, expecting to take the train
this moning for Denver, thence TO
Boston. whore they will put in six or
enght months The delay caused by
the wreck this side of Silycrton Is
giving them an opportunity of visit
ing friends In this city
The train to Silvcrton struck
broken rail about four miles this side
Of tha town last night and the en-
derailed The rail was broken by n
boulder rolling down the mountain
The passengers were transferred and
taken on and a wrecking train was
made up here and srnt out last night
there was no one hrrt and no dam
ago done engine or cars. II took much
longer 10 get them hnck on the track
than was expected and the train did
not reach Durango till about 3;30 this
afternoon. Conductor Neshit and En-
gneer McCabe were in charge
A number Of friends were enter
tanned last night by Mr. and Mrs Her.
man Hanno at their home on First
avenue. the occasion being Mr.. Han
no's 10th birthday. After most en-
joyable evening the guests departed.
wishing Mr. Hanno many happy re.
turns Of the day.
v C. McGir, c. w. Cochran, former
Editor Smith and one or two others
are over from Pagosa Springs on the
receivership case OF Loucks Il Coch-
ran. Loucks, through his attorney. V.
c. McGirr, makes petition in the
district court to have receiver APP
pointed. The firm does a general mer
chandise, hay and grain and cattle
business. The matter was taken up In
court at O'Clock this afternoon
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.--In order to
obtain an expression Of Iocal opinion
favorable to international arbitration,
and especially to the treaties recentiy
Hay. a public meeting will be held In
Carnegie Hall tonight. Among the IN
vited speakers are Mayor Mcclellan.
Governor OdeIl. Bishop Potter, Carl
Schurz. and John Mitchell. of the
Miners Union.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

The president OF the American Base
ball League is to have a salary OF
10000 year. which is $1,000 yelT,
the Secretary OF Treasury. 1t must bs
remembered, however. that good
president OF baseball league can't
be picked up anywhere. says an ex-
chang.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

On December s. 1903, the Ohio
froze and closed at Manchester, o.,
and on December l2 it froze at Gin.
cinnati and remained closed for the
period Of ninety-five days After the
break-up the ice clogged the river
for weeks and navigation between
Pittsburg and Cincinnati was posi-.
BILE only for forty-two days of the en-.
tire year.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

The Herald is pleased over the elec-
tion Investigations under headway,
not only in Denver. but Pueblo, Grip
pie Creek and other counties where
fraud is alleged. Let there be a gen
eral cleaning up and possibly two
years hence the will Of the people may
prevail One thing sure, II the supreme
court remains of the same opinion
there will be an honest count.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

Cuba has appropriated $4,000 for
sanitation In some OF Its largest cities.
The island grasps the idea that II will
get into trouble II 1t allows itself TO
become center OF pestilence.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

1t must be a great qualification 10
Judge Parker to know that dirt IL al
ready flying on the Panama canal.
That is about the only Republican
measure he advocated
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

Three times has the Kentucky
court of appeals decided that Caleb
Powers was three times unjustly con.
victed Of the murder of William Goe-
bel. How would 1t do for Kentucky to
give him an absolutely fair trial, be
fore non-political jury, and then
abide the result?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

on one day last week betweeu sun
rise and sun set 6.0o0 immigrants
landed in New York. The rush for the
land Of prosperity has been ut high
water mark for the last two yesrs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

Every business house 10 Duranco
should be represented In the board
of trade membership There are some
engaged in business who have not,
as yee signed the roll. This u . prop
osition that is going to help every one
interested in the progress Of Duran
go and this southwest section. The
year 1905 promises to be an eventfut
one and our citizens must wake up
and put their shoulders to the wheel.
Personal jealousies and spite must
be cast to the winds. The organiaa-
ton will contain no isms Of any char
acter-simply one TO promote the wei.
fare of the community as whole.
Professional men are as much inter-
ested in this as the merchants or real
estate owner What helps one Will
eventually help all who are energetic.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

Notwithstanding the Impending
boom. real estate has made no percep-
tible advance In price
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

VIII Mayor Speer resign? VIII
water run up stream?
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

From Thursdays Daily:
w. q. Wheaton came down from
lockwood this morning for a day or
two. He says about two weeks more
will see his fume work above Rock
wood finished.
1t is well that Alva was rendered n
banquet right after election Present
Indications are that he will not have
another opportunity to have such
honor bestowed upon him.
10 Prewitt came up from Farming.
ton yesterday and is attending to
business here today. He says 1t looks
like there will be more than one rail.
road, and the more the merrier.
c. A. Mclaughlin and children, &C.
companied by brother of Mr.. Nc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

The following officers were Install
cd: Willis A. Reese. W. NJ; William
8. Pickerill, 8. w: Clement l.. Rus
sell, J. w; John l.. Parsons, Treas:
Glenn A. Scouton. Secy.; Thos. II.
Ballard. s. D.. John p. Pnllford. j. D.:
Thos. G. Pierce. s. s.; Geo. w Gould,
j. s.. John ]. Briggs. Tiler
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19
MASONIC INSTALLATION.

was held last night by Durango Lodge
No. 40. A. F. & A. NJ. After the In
stallation a delightful program was
rendered. the families OF the Masons
being present. After the program, Il
banquet was indulged in. and all who
were fortunate enough to be present
pronounced the AFFAIR one Of greatest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

c. A. Mclaughlin and children, &C
by brother of Mr.. Nc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

The lockwood Power company will
use half million brick in their power
house The brick yard up Lightner
creek has just fired mp another kiln
for the Rcckwood Power people This
VIII probably be the last brick made
this seanson.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-19

w. U. Wheaton says they can't stop
for Christmas and will have to eat
their turkey In camp. When in dan
ger of being overtaken with four feet
OF snow, they have to hurry and take
their layoff after the work is done.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-14

G~roefton Go1ess bar cper to 5uieH
gIaousutsr auioiie icm SDstplbers, Smr.
iisifrtuere, 2nrsre. Glsrts, o. I .. Gpeeieus
aiasisr for s2ptommere. Ssno eiter Rata.
log. 8. e. Satbre, Gropiiou. gaiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-14

"a efter fort EiSs SorIsb finiie fan
Sooeopine % maaffe 8palnle al Dem.
9nbon9rsIiat IiSer eiloog unoer Dem.
forM 2iaten trGneer ino isiemem
RegIebuIlet o. Ierens Sprrffer.
Ss SertiI siper Sc @gesrupeIies-
liiat".
gegrabeISesIngt, BET en- 2ugten al
De itrrfe gIouiter. Get er ben. Tom
ri fjenoer ira Observation-Disclosures
hpor aroniare er lettet meo itrrft
ouftenoe gIoniter. buis geitemmelie
oprinSeIie life er at ppnte, nlen peo
beres noIoiomme 9iist at f%orhinbre
2naten fra 2igets begnnoenoe SpIss.
ming ira at niprfeS. gner oct er
2uaten al &Iorfalf. iom man tioliaere
bruete iii at "renie 2uften meo", oa
man troeoe, at Smitituffenc fanotes /
3uftet og maotte reiries no al benre
neo itprft IugtenSe Stoiier.
&c bsrer life bientme / SpgeoereI-
let, Sisie 9sbens glomiter, 3oibelen
pg ELLEN. 9ufteu beriuSe ifaI bore
iriif % rem at aanOe, og Ben ifal life
brinae oen ipse ct 9uo uoefrn, iom
ubeoioit Ieber Sanfen ben pan ltlp9-
&c, baabe Dos ben ipee oe bos ben,
JON fProes | Spgep9reliet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-14
Wenneifets Bert.

Raa boiIfen aarstio borer mon
9ette SpsrgSmadl bar en-
9Gge unberisst. Sor at fom.
me tiIbunbs / Sogen Loo ban | 8 aar
/ SrGf (fra 1893 til 1902 ole De
~fuinoelige @ieper / aleranberifoIen /
81. petersburg oeie % maaIe. Te.
hiltatet al bisie ltnSeriseelier blep,
at 2egemsp9gten bite en- Iftaeen ON
8interen og en SiItogen ON Som.
merer. SfoIens Serie ialbt 10 rig.
tignof | 6isie Sommermameber, iao
at andre SorbsIo emo Blot aarsitben
fan baue giort fig giRIoenoe. Weu
at ielpe aarstiben bar en- sanife ODER.
erSentlig flor Snbflpoelie paa Den lie.
aemIige llbpifIins er BOG ubenfor al
9pil. Gen bpbere Iigsenoe aaring
BERTH fierloer man enonii life; men
efter SpsrgsmaoIet MI er reiit, bill
Oct iiffert inSen ret IGnse ogiao blips
beioaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-14
Oapoleons 5.Srancs.

@fterfsIgenoe er egentlig ioa
uianoipnligt. at oct n9rrueIt Ipber
iom ct @oentpr, % ifal Dog bore
ianot; / bpert SilfGIoe ipneS oen be.
rsmte Mputfienber Or. Raroes at
ifj9nfe Siitorien en- bis Siltro. -
Zen Sang gtapoIeon | loo De fsrite
5.6rancSitpffer mpnte, Loo ban, for
at gipre Wpnten popul9r, Oct Rpgte
ubipreoe ODER belle 2dnbet, at Der
ct at Fenseitpfferne par inoeiluttet
en- ganfanpisning paa fem Wfia.
6rancs, iom ertbper, Der fom tgelib.
belle at Rpnten og opoagebe bens
@Grbi, bnpbe Het til at bane. gen.
seitpffet bar iaoleoes iaInmenItsbt,
at BET Dor umuligt OF opooge noeet.
Sporhoiot Rapoleon O~irfelia bar
boaret Jig ioaIeoes 40, er itmuligt MI
at ofaisre; De Settle, en- at bans Dti.
riitre, omtaler Sagen iom iiffer |
fine @rinbringer og uotaler iom i'm
Mening, at ben bor o9ret meb mel.
lem en- W9n9oe Benge, iom Hapo.
leon forte meb / en- 2eberpoie pan en-
&eiie til 8olilogne, bpor ban itobelte
Den tiGigeneb andre til DC ~npsgiRr-
rige SiIifuere. = gnore mener, at
ban ilet life bar gipet ben no, % at
GapoIeon III bar funbet oen, bill.
fet ifuIoe f%orflare bans rtgelige Ben
gemi6Ler. Gen Sang 9oiilanger par
nfhiel, git Rpgtet alminbeIig, at bet
bar bom, iom habbe funbet 2pffe.
ifiainaen, og enbHit BEN Dag ibag
gaar mango % banber title poa at
faa fat | Rapoleons 5.6runcs, lige.
iom Rdt9e banber paa ben ftore
@eoinit I 2otteriet. - Spis 81.
ftorien er ian6, er ser fmiolertib en-
operscienoe SanoipnIigbeb for, of
gnpisringen forlRngit er flinoet %
hGpet, oa Or. Harbe5 antuger Oct for
oct rineIigite. Sor mango aor itben
loo nemIie en- garon 6erbinano De
GotbihiIo / al StiIbeo alle De 81
SrancsItpffer iamle, iom ban operbo'
oebet funbe foa fat paa; ban babbe
/ oen GnIeSning taIrige aeenter ! belle
5ranfrig, gelgier, SdDeit5 ia, enoog
/ Imerifa % oct norblige afrifa, %
aae Rpnterne fsrtes til Bnris, bpor
De bIeo runberisgte o. en- itor Del al
Dem imGltet ON. Rour alt fonmer
til oft, er oct rinleGiqite bel inibter.
tio, at Ropoleon bar baoret iig 90.
iom en- 6riftig Sebefabrifant | lin
Sio gioroe; ban inoim9ltebe nemlie
5enlsrer / S9be, men foriifrebe, of
Ser fanbtes flere Stpffer, Ser eiemte
Ell 5ofrone, - men Der bar BIT al.
brig npgeii, Ser trof paa at faa iaa.
pan ct Stpffe.