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The sun., 1905-08-08
THE BARTENDER GLORITIED.
Correspondent Of Clerk Cuilein Exaits the
.. Hebcan OfIice.


..- Hebcan Omoe.
since District Attorney Jerome depre-
Gated the appointment OF Charles w. Culkin,
an ex-bartender as clerk Of the Court Of
Special Sessions, Culkin has been getting
letters Of sympathy and oongratulation,
mostly from men who are In the liquor
business.
One correspondent wrote in the effort to
comfort Mr.. Culkin: 1T Is no disgrace to
the Court Of Special Of Sessions to have you
for It's clerk, even II you were bartender.
because Abraham Lincoln was at one time
in his life bartender
In the standard biographies OF Lincoln
no evidence Is found that he ever tended
bar but he was once clerk In country
grocery store. Country grocery stores sell
many things.
Another letter Mr.. Culkin has received
was written by the owner OF hotel in Jack
sonville, Fla. This writer oontended that
no one is better qualified for q public
position than bartender. He went on:
Il claim that no one but diplomat or
the first water can be successful barkeeper.
lism, racehorses the drama, medical science,
the weather, the Isthmian Canal, seven up
and other topics with dozens Of customers
every day, holding up his end OF the con-
versation but anita gonizing no mans views.
He must pour oil on the troubled waters, de-
eide bets and pacify the jags who are get
ting ready to clinch. He must listen by. the
hour to the talk Of the gabby lightweights,
who are full OF balloon essence, and stand
ready TO corroborate any statement made
by regular patron. He must cultivate
q knowledge OF human nature 30 that he
can tell at q glance whether the fuzzy bat
who outs a circle before he gets to the rail
is hobo or O respected citizen who Ia out
on a periodical. For him life is a series
OF perplexing problems, a constant effort
to keep square with both political parties,
the police and the wine agent. For any
sitions the ordinary duties OF diplomat
would be as simple as jackstraws. What
we need in the municipal governments Of
this country is fewer politicians and more
etatesYnep
The sun., 1905-08-08
CRIED OUT THAT COP BEAT HIM.
Coloreh Lads Eyebrow Torn On-Not .
Scratch on CaPm ody, His Accuaer.

C0l0red Lads Eyebrow Torn On-N0s
Scratch on Carm edy, His Acouser.
George W. sevell, q oolored boy Of 10.
who Lives at 414 West Twenty eighth street.
was arrai gned In the West Side court yes
terday, charged with violating corporation
ordinance and assaulting the policeman
who arrested him, Patrolman Patrick ].
Carmody Of the West Thirty-seventh
street station. Sewell, who is q slender
lad, presented a ptiable appearance. His
eyebrow was torn loose, his head was out
and his face was swollen to the size Of q
cocoanut Incidentally, the cop hadn't q
scratch on him.
According to Carmody's story. sewel.
with some other 20 M oolored boys. started
Twenty-eighth street. Carmody ordered
them to put 1t out. displaying his shield.
Sewel, he said, cursed him and knocked
him down. The negro lad was too fright
ened % to say anything and Magistrate Pool
held hun In $500 for examination to-day.
Carmody took him by the arm and started
to haul him to the prison, when the boy
broke loose and ran out into the court room
crying. Don't let him take me down there.
He beat me last night. He's going to beat
me again to-day
see that at a glance" said Magistrate Pool.
1You will have a chance to tell your story
Tomorrow" Then he ordered another
cop to take the boy back to the prison.
.Sewell works for William H. Fowler
OF AIS West 115th street, trustee OF the
estate OF John Cattnach, and manager
Of the Cattnach Trunk Mandatory at
so West Thirty-f urth street. Fowler bailed
the boy out and expressed great surprise
at the charge against him.
He has beenin my employ for five years.
said Mr.. Fowler. -and he is q very obedient,
polite and useful boy. He is not the least
belllgerent, andI cannot believe the charge
against him."
After being bailed out Sewell seemed
to regain some Of his courage. He said
that the charge Of assault was wholly false.
1Some other boys and I were standing
around fire, though I didn't start II,
when this man came up in citizsn's clothes
and told US to put out the fire. He didn't
say he wa, a policeman or show a shield
but he hit me in the eye and then pounded
me. It was only to save himself from
the crowd that he finally threw back his
coat and showed shield
Mr.. Fowler said be believed the bows
story and would be ON hand to-day to SO
that be got justice.
The sun., 1905-08-08
After Returning From ( Funeral Coachman
Falls and Breaks His Neck.

MlpDLErowN, N. Y, Aug. AFTER hav-
ing just returned from driving a coach to
the funeral Of John Coles. who died here
suddenly, Robert Kirk, So years Of age.
slipped while coming downstairs in the
livery stable OF L. B. Scott, in this city,
tonight, and falling to the stone floor be-
low broke his neck. He had Embarrassed
his horses and went upstairs to get some
hay Coming down he had nearly reached
the bottom when he fell. Kirk was at one
time a prosperous farmer, but had met
reverses and accepted place in the livery
stable
The sun., 1905-08-08
NAN PATTERSON NOT HER SORT.
jersey City Girl Slaps Man Who Applied
Ex.Chorus Girls Name to Her.


Miss Louisa Ehlers, 20 years old, Of 10
Ocean avenue. Jersey City. appeared as
complainant in the Second Criminal Court
that city, yesterday against Thomas
McAdams Of 90 Ocean avenue, whom she
accused Of talking about her.
He called me Nan Patterson" she said
And she said I was Mr.. Pewee,' broke
in the defendant.
Il never killed man and don't look
like Nan Patterson do I, Judge? slapped
that mans face when he called me Nan"
"You were justified in doing 80, replied
Judge Manning.
Then the complainant and the Magistrate
had debate on the question Of the inno-
cence or guilt Of the Patterson woman.
Miss Ehlers held that abe was guilty
because the papers said 30. and the Judge
held that she had no right to say 80, in view
Of the results Of the case.
Miss Ehlers's complaint was dismissed
and Mr. McAdams was discharged.
The sun., 1905-08-08
LEON sTEDsxER PULLED AGAIN.
Eggers's Men Break Into His club without
Warrants.

Warrants.
Leon stedeksr WAS one Of two. prisoners
taken by squad OF Acting Captain Eggerss
men yesterday afternoon In raid on the
Parole Club at eS West Broadway. The
other was Thomas g. Martin Of Sss Eighth
avenue. whom the police say they found
behind partition tearing up racing sheets.
The place was on the second floor Of an
office building which has q galoon on the
ground floor, and had been In operation, It
is said, only few days. Eggers sent Ave
men there, who. when admission was de-
MED them, smashed In the door with an Ak.
About thirty men were found inside, but
only the two mentioned were arrested.
On the wall in q gilt frame was charter
issued on Feb. I, 1897, to the Middlemarch
Club Another decoration on the wall was
a board on which were posted newspaper
clippings giving decisions Of Justioe Oaynor
and others In poolroom oases, In which the
police were severely criticized.
The police seized q telegraph instrument,
fifty racing sheets and cards, 600 poker chips
and dozen packs Of cards. When Stedeker
learned that they had come In without .
warrant he protested against arrest.
The sun., 1905-08-08
NO CLUE TO JERSEY CITY MURDER
Police Unable to Find Any One to Identify
the Victim.

The Jersey City police have not estab-
lished the identity Of the man who was
found early on Sunday morning hacked to
death at the foot Of Carlton avenue. Over
100 persons, principally Italians and Greeks,
saw the body yesterday. but none was able
to recognize 1t.
Examination yesterday disclosed that the
man was a cripple. His right leg Is two
inches shorter than the left, and evidently
caused him to walk with very marked
limp. They think now that 1t will be
easy to get somebody to identify him.
A small souvenir knife was found in the
pistol pocket Of the dead mans trousers
yesterday afternoon. 1t was marked
.Dreher's Cafe, 1899 Fifth avenue, New
York"
The ,capuiaF which was suspended from
his neck was -dissected' yesterday at the
office Of the editor Of Greek paper In New
York. He found the words Il del Mese.
printed on a small piece Of paper IN " and
ftaAan He said q Greek wouldn't wear q
scapular with Italian words In 1t.
The sun., 1905-08-08
DEMANDED CHRISTIAN BURIAL.
Dr. Babbitt Provided Against Cremation
--Ninist erial Robe for ShrOud

The will Of the late Rev. DR.. Dean Rich
mond Babbitt, rector Of the Episcopal
Church, OF the Epiphany in Brooklyn. was
filed yesterday in the Surrogate's Office.
The will was executed on March II last
at St. Johns Hospital while DR.. Babbitt
was supposed to be on his deathbed.
1t stipulates that his body shall not be
cremated, but that 1t shall receive Chris
tian burial in Spring Grove Cemetery,
Cincinnati, Ohio, arrayed in his ministerial
robes.
Most Of the $12 900 estate left by the de-
ceased goes to his widow, Adelaide Bah
bitt, who Is also made sole executrix
The personal belongings are divided among
the sons and daughters.
The sun., 1905-08-08
MAGISTRATES SHIRkf
Judge Mcmahon Says They Send Too Many
Trivial Cases Downtown.

In swearing in the August Grand Jury
yesterday Judge Mcmahon said that the
Police Magistrates didn't dispose OF as
many cases as they should. George Place
is the foreman. After telling the jurors
that they probably wouldn't have very
much to do. as there were only 1853 cases
awaiting their action. Judge Mcmahon said:
There are many cases tn at should have
been disposed of in the police courts, but
hold many Of the defendants who should
not be held. Many Of these cases could
have been disposed OF by fines. They
are the result Of tenement house brawls,
frequent at this time Of year, and simple
assaults, and direct your attention to these
cases"
The sun., 1905-08-08
STOKES SIGNS THREE BILLS.
Work OF the Jersey Legislature Is Finally
Disposed or.

TRENTON. N. j., Aug. 7.-Gov. Stokes
signed three bills to-day, dsposing Of the
last measure PASSED by the Legislature. One
bill provides five instead Of four Circuit
Judges in the State. 1t Ia generally under
stood that former Governor Foster M.
Voorhees, will he the additional Judge.
The Governor also signed the bill fixing
the salary of all county superintendents at
$1,000. At present the salaries range from
81 800 to $1,000.
The third bill amends the act Of 1902 and
makes 1t unnecessary for an applicant for g
license in Atlantic City to set forth that he
is provided with stabling and provender
for beasts The provision is relic Of the
old Inn and Tavern Act.
The sun., 1905-08-08
LEAPED FROM 4 WINDOW.
Michael Conroy Had Been Sentenced for
kissing widow.


Kissing . widow.
After having been sentenced to three
months imprisonment, In the Court OF
Special Sessions in Brooklyn yesterday,
for kissing . woman, Michael Conroy Of
ss5 Fifty sixth street uttered a yell, ran
to a window and jumped out, dropping
thirty feet to the sidewalk. He was in
jured internally and sustained several
fractures. The physician thinks he will
die.
Conroy got into trouble last May through
his annoyin & attentions to Mrs. Mary Davis,
widow, OF 5H7 Fourth avenue. One
day he walked into her store and after de-
olaring his love in . song, kissed her twice.
She had him arrested and he was con-
victed, but sentence was suspended.
A week ago he sent gushing letter to
the woman, who showed it to the clerk
OF the court. Conroy was sent for yester-
day and senten ced again.
The sun., 1905-08-08
II. RoSt rs winthrop 10 Marry.

Announcement is made Of the engage
ment OF Henry Rogers Winthrop, financial
secretary OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, and Miss Alice Woodward Bah
cock, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
Babcock Of 20 East Fifty-second street
Mr.. Winthrop Is o member OF the Union,
Knickerobcker, University, Turf and Field
Tuxedo. Racquet, Automobile and Meadow
Brook clubs.
The sun., 1905-08-08
He's Got . Mosquito Killer.

Sheriff Mitchell L. Erlanger found In his
mail yesterday morning letter from
William Saunders, who lives at 80 Old Mills
Road, Kilmarnock. Scotland. Saunders
assures the Sheriff that he has discovered
q patent mosquito destroyer. He Is anxious
to have this city or any other mosquito
infected district try his Invention for a
Sheriff has forwarded the communication
to Health Commissioner Darlington.
The sun., 1905-08-08
DUKE WOMAN AFTER ANDREWS.
Told That tho District Attorney Won't
Interrupt . Civil Case.

Mrs Brodie L. Duke went to the District
Attorneys Office yesterday with a CON-
plant against Champe 8. Andrews, counsel
for the County Medical Society. Andrews
was one of Brodie L. Dukes lawyers in
the civil suits growing out Of his marriage
to Mrs. Duke. Mrs. Duke told her story
to Assistant District Attorney. Corligan,
torney's Office would do nothing, even II
there was q basis for her complAint, until
after the civil courts were through with
the case,
The sun., 1905-08-08
Fell Downstairs and Broke Her Neck.

UTICA, Aug. 7-While on trip with her
husband, the Rev. D. W. Aylesworth, to
the homes of their children, Mn. Sarah
Aylesworth, II years Of age. Of New London
N. Y, fell downstairs at the homo Of her
son, Frank W. Aylesworth, in Capron to-
day and broke her neck, dying Immediately.
larway and fell headlong down the stairs
she thought she was going into the hall
where her hat was hanging.
The sun., 1905-08-08
Eltlnse At the Aerial Theater.

A feature Of the show at the Aerial
|iheater on the New Amsterdam roof last
night was the appearance Of Eltinge, who
|impersonates women. Eltinge has been
making hit in vaudeville. He seemed
like perfect lady and some of the audi
removed his wig and showed that he was
mere man after all. Lifting the Lid"
|ahd The Whole Damn Family" helped out
|py ray Temnletons catchy songs, kept a
large audience amused.
The sun., 1905-08-08
TRIED THREE WAYS TO DIE.
Cook In Bad Health Likely to BE Successful
With LAudanum.

Ernest Wilson, a cook Of al7 West Forty
fourth street, drank laudanum at his home
yesterday afternoon. The doctors say he
will die.
Wilson was In bad health and this was
his third attempt at suicide. Six months
ago he stabbed himself, inhict ing slight
wound, and two weeks ago he began to
refuse food in an attempt to starve him
self.
Dr. vanderveer took Wilson to Roose-
welt Hospital, but he was beyond help.
The sun., 1905-08-08
LIGHTNING HITS POWER PLANT.
Burns Out the Switchboard and Wrecks
the Electrical Machinery.

tho Electrical Machinery.
UTICA. Aug. 7.-During q severe cleo
trical storm last night bolt Of lightning
struck the plant Of the Trenton Falls Power
Company at Trenton Falls and caused
damage conservatively estimated at $4,000.
The switchboard, valuable piece Of ap-
paratus, was burned out and the cleo
trical work In the interior Of the plant was
practically wrecked. The large dynamos
also suffered and 1t will tie several days
Several hundred excursionists from this
city were In the vicinity Of the power house
at the time and a number were in danger
by brushing against high tension wires
which were snapped in twain by the light
ming bolt.
The sun., 1905-08-08
MISS Cram stilI Unc onset Gus.

LENox, Mass, Aug. Miss Ethel M.
Cram OF New York, the young woman who
was injured in runaway accident here on
July Is, remains In an unconscious con-
dition, The physicians, however, now
entertain hopes Of her recovery, as she Is
regaining strength, although her vocal Or
gans are thought to be permanently para
lNuad
The sun., 1905-08-08
Ptckaninny Burglar Confesses.

Albert Randel, an eleven year-od picka-
ninny burglar, living at 10 Ivy place.
Jersey City, admitted to the police yeeter-
day that he had entered William Browns
butcher shop mos twenty times" He
said he got some loose change out Of the
money drawer nearly every trip. Brown
nabbed the pickaninny Sunday night and
turned him over to the police.
The sun., 1905-08-08
Alleged Car Robber Breaks jail.

PENNINGTON, N. T., Aug. 7.-Joseph r.
Sampson. arrested at Elizabeth upon
charge Of stealing shoes from a Central
Railroad train at Whitehouse station, es-
capped from the Hunterdon county jail last
night. Sampson took the lock Of the Jail
door as souvenir. Six other prisoners
could have escaped but scorn sd liberty
The sun., 1905-08-08
KILLED Himself ~ Did His Father. Grand
father and Uncle.

UTICA, Aug. frank H. Babcock Of
New Berlin after several attempts yesterday
suoceeded In committing suicide BY put
came Of family Of suicides. his father.
Horatio Baboock, having hanged himself,
as also did his grandfather and ono uncle.
His mother attempted suicide by drown:
ing on several occasions and finally died
IN The Binghamtoa State Hospital.
The sun., 1905-08-08
Archbishop Farley on His Vacation.

Archbishop Farley left yesterday after
noon for three weeks vacation in the
northern part OF the State and Canada, He
went to Buffalo, where he will he the guest
OF Bishop Cotton for a few days prior to
going to the LakeMuskok region of Canada,
The Archbishop will be accompanied by
Chancellor Hayes.
The sun., 1905-08-08
DIVORCE FOR MRS. ANNIE CLARK.
She Can Marry, but Her Husband Must
Remain Single.

Supreme Court Justice Sewell in Brook
lyn, has granted Annie Clark an inter
locutory decree OF divorce from Robert H.
Clark with the custody Of their minor child
and 80 a week alimony. She also has
Is prohibited from doing 80 while Mrs.
Clark Is living, The couple were married
twenty-five years ago and were we'll known
on the Park Slope
The sun., 1905-08-08
the Rev. Frank Aiken Golns to Indian.

La PORTE, Ind, Aug. THE Rev. Frank
Aiken. for five years assistant to DR.. Gros-
venor rector Of the Church of the Incarna-
ton In New York. has accepted q call from
the vestry to the reotorship Of Trinity
CAthodral, Nichiean City.
The sun., 1905-08-08
Parishio oners Pray for Priest Under Sur
geOn's Knife.

While the Rev. Emil Strenskie, rector OF
a Roman Catholic Church at Rockaway
road and Lincoln avenue, Jamaica, was
being operated on yesterday afternoon
for appendicitis in St. Mary's Hospital,
hundreds Of his congregation offered
prayers for his recovery. The operation
was said to have been successful last night
The sun., 1905-08-08
AMUsEMENTD.
g(DlDgT@(;}eS :Tsass 4%'oa 1.'ey s"ew'

23D Heart French Co.. lhe Glr from Coney
~ ~ ST. Island Leslie d Daley. Felix barry, etc.
AY. J. n: Gilmour, chas. Abbc, etc. ~.
g. AN innoceut sinner /" Grace Reals. VIM.
~ ST. Z. Carleton. Chas. Arthur, Favontes. b
l2STH The Romance Of . Poor Young Man.
Wv ST. Paul McAllister, Jas Wilson.
The sun., 1905-08-08
PUBICArO ONS,

RARE-Cstulus, Mssucco's novels, voltaire's
Tales. Mol Flsndess, Ovid, Martial PRAVT, iet
oh ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03

1888. Sp.: San Sc sioe mig BET la
ttrite eTter enqeIIte Rdbn pda De / De
ifuubinupiife 2anSe iaaweget benptteoe
"gpiobccsgrhu". Itau haobe Dem !
gano meo liot Sutfer, boorefter De ftoS
pOer Ratten, oe bet belle .annebe en- goo
Grif. 9e forggeOes itaoigt / ganoet,
Seq bar feet Sem ogIaa Der ! 2apcet, men
ocS life, GoaO BE ta!Sss, Her boor De fan
faces.
Sbar: &i Ear tdrt ont btsfe "0irrn",
men bnr furreftca intet a~ieuSifab til Sn'
gen. 81 lnScr Gsers3mualet sua ptSere
I SraS ont, at en- eEer atoeu at 9lasets
2eicre fan sipe DC Bnifehc SRlSsniuser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
Setsoninsen al eroet 2iua

Zen franife General Siren. ser Be.
ifieftiger iig meget meo Sproeitli.
bier, bar til "glcooemie bes Snicrip.
tions" inSieuSt cit @f6aubItHg, bpori
ban eiper interesinnte gioras peSrs.
renee Den formentliae SprinoeIie til
genGpneIien Selma" (gbino) for
"Tiget | 9tioten".
6rSet ifal u9re ioenttif uieo set
giraffe Orb "renos" ~(frennmeb), bniI.
tet Orb ligeiom BET graite "rontbos"
mitif. fineiiffe aob "ronb. renb,
rinb~, ser betpoer bIufarpet, srl.
liz og / ooeriert 6oritauo "iaIiom
ZIG og operisrt Soritnno ~ialiom,
Spis @eneralens etpmo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-03
GIeftriif OpfinoeIie inc.
fat | eft nyt Rrissifib.

ct NIT Gpiteni, bpproeo man peb ct
efettrtf applrat fan hinore, al tete
Sfibet elIer en- paientlig Gel al bet fDls
bes meb 8anb, naar Der er Itpbt Snl i
Sfrpset, beItriues al Daniel &. Bieree.
GnleoniR9en til at le Spitemst arbeioe
supes. ba 5laset beiites uoer ben npe
panierflRbte arpSier Colorado.
9ierce beifriuer ben iaaleoes:
IS 9obsbuiet lnngt pper SGfiet pnn
ct Steb, ium er nlpeles iiffert MOB nos
gen Sare, iom fuuoe true Sfroset, er
BEN centrale "9sbItutipuen4, TO pauos
t9tte Staaifas fer, meb en- Ranb al
aIasbaffebe Gfiper rriot 9anten, ct
Siul ! Mibten os en- Snap unber Sjnl'
runoen, bpor life npset ti~lIeloispis fan
itSoe impb ben. Sra btsie 8asier eaar
eleftrilte 2ebetraabe til 90 9perpasge'
opre % punirebe 2user. Der er 10
fiere gabniager END bet / "Goioraeo"s
Tperpaege. men Ssrene pg 2ueerne,
Tom turtrolleres fra NsbsItatipuen er
Sc, ipm sr ~ueiertliee for Sfibets Irpg'
bso i 5iIiaIbe al Sut / Gfruset. 9orene
til Stprerummet, Raifin. o9 5prrum'
met pg slmmunitionsruHmet.
Zen i6rite al be 2Sre, ipn fpntrolle'
res ira gtgbsItationen iinbes pe6 Sppeu
al Grappsu til ammunitipnsrummet.
Oct er en- ubgre tuns GffGre, m tpf
S~taaiplabe; men bet interesIante peb
ben er life bers 9pnsoe, men ben Me'
flnisme, peo bpilfen ben nabnes % Iuf'
tes oeb "2pnsarm"' Sptsmet, icm be
9raube, Der saar fro 9pOsbuiet til boer
Seraf Sfi6ct mep rstte fuIoes. Sen'
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en- liben slsttriif @Otor al en- Seits
Strait iom er iot uuer 8sreu peb SiOen
df ct 8rnuprsr eler 9unte os en- lioeu
9~sfteitans. Set at Der ftpceS tSul |
/ Colorado, os Cons uf gano be-
senSsr at itrsmme ino. Set pilbe pere
iimulist at LUTTE 2peruagosrene meo
Suanbfrait meb fig &anbtrsm. Men
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8Brmuturs fit arbeioe, % / miuore euo
ct % ct ballot Miuut bible 8Brene iii
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8rgper bar soot9iort, at 9srene fan luf'
les ttttrpos for uGiteu builteu iOm Delft
@ooitauo eler Sinbrina naar Der blot
life tommsr en- baaro @jenfanb melIsm
bent pg 9prrnmmen.
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gisr. Ser CT ct anoet Srnt peO Sp.
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Manb, Iom filf2lbi9uis fuuoe blioe in.
beitnngte | &ummeue, naar 2sreue
luffes fra 9entralitatiuneu. 2sfteitans
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par blepen befriet, | Sait os Str1f tins
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ten bar iaaLsbeS siprt bet mulist at bare
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Iulb fommen 9pfaItontrol.
Zen aneritanite 8rtgsflaaoe faar
Nptte Of bette Spftemt, iOm maaite meb
Siben ptl finoe en- 8laos paa bpert
&rigsifib us bper 8asioseroamper.