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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES LOSl.
French Authorities Seriously Con-
cerned Over the Affair.

Paris, March 2S.-The authorities
here are seriously concerned about
the mysterious disappearance OF two
Official dispatch bags containing or
ders to the French squadron In the
Indian ocean. The bags, which were
forwarded to the captains OF the
French warships Infernet and ker-
saint and which are said to have con-
tanned orders relative to the move
ments of the Russian Second Paclhc
squadron, disappeared between Port
Said and Jibutil, French Somallland.
The Investigations made have not re-
suited in finding any trace OF the
missing bags and some fears are en-
tertained that they may have reached
those interested in learning the plans
of the Russian Second Pacific squad
ron.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28
Work Resumed at Batoum.

st. Petersburg, March 2S.-SincG
the proclamation of a state of siege
work has been resumed at Batoum
and ships are again loading at the
quays.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28

children at hNaterinosiav, South Rus
sia, met and adopted formal resoiu.
tions for submission to the parlia-
ment asking for the enactment OF
laws giving the public a share in the
administration of the schools and the
free admission of children without re-
gard to rank or religion, etc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28
SITUATION BECOMING WORSE.
Rioters at YaIta, Crmea, Destroy
Warehouses and Shops

Yalta, Crimea, March 2S.-The sit
uation here is becoming worse. Riot
ers have destroyed nearly all the
warehouses and vodka shops and the
police station and a number of shops
have been set on fire. Troops are
guarding the postoffice and treasury
building. The arrival of reinforce.
ments OF soldiers is expected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28

Pinesalye acts like poult C. Best
thing in the world for boils, burns
cracked hands, tetter, etc. Sold by
Stoddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28
For an Impaired Appetite.

Loss of appetite always results from
faulty digestion All that is needed ls
a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They will invigorate
the stomach, strengthen the digestion
and give you an appetito like a wolf
I hese Tablets also act as gentle laxa-
tive. For sale by Stoddard & Halstead
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-28
ssaxv arc n@ hhcBeys'

r ,{ohts' snara.us pills cure all kidney Ills sas
xc woo 49, Gtariin- r,,.tncdv ~ EhI.'aRo or N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
HONOLULU'S
OWN BOAT

The blueprint of steamer ssps.
riaiiy dfuEnfd Cor the ran ffau "a. e-
nunoluiu oaffyine trade WIS bro1Eht
o. iiOnuiuiu yesterday b. J. A. No
Candies. who arrived with Mrs. No
Candies on the Manchuria from the
Coast.
THAT represents the boat which !
believe would be best suited for our
trade said Mr McCandiess yestcr-
day afternoon 1t IL a boat which
I believe would meet all conditions
But another steamship proposition
has been made by responsible con-
cern ON the Coast to build "A steamer
to run here II the Honolulu folks
want such a boat and viii give cargo.
that vessel VIII be built That PROPOSE
ton has been referred to Honolulu
people and Is ahead OF my own
scheme
"A vessel OF this kind must be pro-
cured for the Honolulu run. The Pa
cihc Mail steamship people and my
self enjoy the most cordial and friend
~ relations, but / must say that in
tending tourists for the Islands can
get mo satisfaction from the officials
at San Francisco as to steamship ac-
commodations. Sometimes It is almost
the day OF sailing before person
knows whether or not he or she is to
get any sort of accommodations at
alt They want the through business
and overlook ours to the last moment.
That steamship company ought to
reserve about half OF each ship for
Honolulu bound passengers. 1t would
pay them I'm sure. l talked with Mr..
Schwerin and other officials but was
unable to change their minds on this
matter.
Then Matson has new boat or
dered which he is to place on a San
Francisco Honolulu run. No, IL is not
FOR Hllo, but for Honolulu And 1 un-
derstand also that he will build still
another boat for the same service"
The blueprint of the proposed Ha
vessel shows plans
Tor boat $50 feet long and GO feet
broad, to carry $500 tons of oil in dou-
Die bottoms, including fuel oil for the
steamers consumption, or to carry
1900 tons d. w. Cargo. The vessel
would have 423,s90 cubic feet hold ca
pacity. Such a vessel is designed to
have a speed of sixteen knots.
Mr. McCandless found plenty of in
terest in Hawaii along the Coast. There |
are inquiries everywhere concerning
me climate, accommodations, etc, and |
ne believes that considerable tourist |
business VIII be noticed this winter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
BISHOP HAMILTON
has ARRIVED HEBE
tFrom Saturdays Advertiser,

Bishop John w. Hamilton, DID,, Ii.
D., of the Methodist Episcopal church
arrived by S. S. Manchuria yesterday
He is accompanied by his wife, daugh-
ter Gertrude, niece HELENE and sister,
in-law. Mrs. Batelle, of Boston. The
Bishop and Mrs. Hamilton are the
guests of Mrs. w L. Howard, Bereta-
MIA avenue, and the other members of
the party will reside at Waikiki. They
are all more than delight with Homo
lulu and appreciate the warm aloha
reception rendered them. Last even
ing they attended the Christmas exer-
cises in the First Methodist Episcopal
church and the Bishop made a few re-
marks. He will occupy the pulpit OF
the Methodist church next Sabbath,
both morning and evening. He Is a
fine pulpit orator and we bespeak for
him large audiences. A public recep-
ton vii! be rendered the Bishop. family
and friends next Friday, Goth inst, in
grounds of the church at which by
courtesy the Hawaiian band will play.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

t|a sss uA4n.a sislsssA ~ pttA
NlHs III ~ HifeII ~ sf|I|nf ~
has4iI nh1 alHss ffn Iho lffaI
sanlfsllhn "a offered iisi "lhD
separate tfofsfif ~ tnmm0h l4e
osly aat ~ iakrh elfH fH.
htndr s nai san0Ie1i fa mF
delisn cod tomrlsitafi says itHl ln
ihis ease ths separate pfapoff rhs nHf
seeded 10 clear The HoriaaFs
Among many other allegations ~ ere
'thhi ssid plaintiff Anna uerif vas
BIZ fafte put out 81 her lawful home on
ihruafy "a. 1907. ten DAYS after the
isnih 81 hrf husband.
Deputy sheriff kalskiela has served
summons nn ihe Banning Interests
through Maroon. on \ Alfred Magoon
aud on Maria = Forbes ile could not
hnd John Buckley and was informed
that he was IN the United states.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

(From Saturdays Advertiser.)
Former Judge Gear arrived from the
Coast yesterday.
Mr.. Newcomb the architect and Miss
Newcomb are in Manchester. n. H.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker and
family returned home In the Manchu-
ria.
]. r. Crawley, the agricultural chem
list, returned from the Coast yester-
day.
Miss ]. de rArtigue returned yester-
day from the Coast much improved in
health.
Harold Rylett British radical jour
nalist, passed through in the Sonoma
on a tour of the British Empire.
c. NJ. Cooke, president of the Bank
of Hawaii, and Mrs Cooke returned
in the Manchuria from an extended
tour.
G.. c. Widner a magazine illustrator.
arrived with his wife and child in the
the islands.
c. II. Thurston, chief engineer of the
Honolulu Fire Department, returned in
the Sonoma from attendance at a con-
gress of fire chiefs in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Young are again
in Honolulu and registered at tho Ia
waiian. Mr.. Young is making one Of
his periodical business trips here.
Miss Sadie McLain, of the Board of
Educators teaching force, returned
in the Manchuria from spending a six
month leave of absence on the main
land.
During the gale in which the Sono-
ma ran last Monday the waves wash
ed over the ship time and again and
the bridge railing was twisted out Of
shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tritch Of Denver. Colo,
who have previously visited the is
lands, arrived again yesterday on the
Manchuria and registered at the
Young.
Mr.. Benno Bait for many years
connected with the great drug firm of
Leipnitz & Co., San Francisco, arriv-
ed on the Manchuria to fill a RESPONSE
bic position with the HOLSTER Drug
Co.
%'i''S = ioi 'iINt i arrow, assistant 10
the pastor of Central Union church,
returned yesterday from San Fran
cisco whittier she had accompanied the
widow of Rev. DR.. Shepardson.
"A letter has been received by the
Board of Immigration from it's presi-
dent, Secretary Atkinson, giving de-
tails of his interviews with President
Roosevelt and Commissioner Sargent
on Hawaiian immigration matters.
Appeals have been taken to the SUI
preme Court from the District Court
Of Honolulu on the constitutionality of
The county ordinances against barri-
iaded doors to gambling places and the
sprinkling of clothes by means of the
mouth in laundering for hire.
FRANK II. Loucks, who was clerk to
Circuit Judge Gear for some time. is
now one of the two managing owners
ot the Hongkong- Manila Co.. doing a
launch and lighter business in Manila
Bay. His partner is NJ. C. Eisenchimel.
me concern is said by the Manila
8ulletin to have made desirable con-
lections at Hongkong. Shanghai and
singapore. By the way, the Bulletin |
$ edited by Phil II. Dankey, a former
newspaper man of Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

humbly in the presence of his maker.
He is in condition of body and mind
TO make himself a selfrespected citi-
zen. He is ready to take his place in
this great Republic as a man and to
assume the great responsibilities of a
citizen. He has learned how to serve
and save himself. He is prepared to
serve and save the state.
Mrs. Bishop could ask no greater
thing. If every year sees such a spirit
grow among her Hawaiian children; If
Founders Day can every year be cele-
DRAFTED not merely by the boys and
girls who are in the making, but also
by the men and women who are al
ready made-moulded into the form of
uprightness and efficiency by the
means which she has supplied, then
this day will certainly have a signih-
canoe not only for the Kamehameha
Schools but for the islands as well. II
VIII become, as II ought to become, a
Territorial holiday in which everyone
viii unite TO pay fitting tribute to her
whom We all delight to honor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
MRS. GfRTz
At It AGAIN

Mrs. Anna Gertz has renewed her old
cause against j. Alfred Magoon and
others, which has been defeated many
times in both Circuit and Supreme
Courts during period OF eight or ten
years past She sues on her own be-
haf and as executrix Of the estate of
Christian GertZ, her deceased husband
The title of the suit shows it to be ga
petition to annul sale under power, to
cancel mortgage contract, to grant
writ of right of possession, to award
damages arising out of the wrongful
sale, as profits, rents and for waste
committed ON premises lot 10 ROYAL
Patent l75S or 1858 situate in Homo.
mlu.''
Plaintiff writes her own complaint,
having no attorney. She says the
mortgage in question was illegal in
that II was executed under duress. that
1T mortgaged personal property belong
ing to herself of which her husband
had no control, that it was not a case
of her signing away dover rights, that
the mortgage was interlined without
noting of correction by the notary pub.
Tic and that it contained other irregu-
arities special objection is this.
the Supreme Court:
That private sale is contained in
said instrument for the personal prom.
erty when according to Jones on Mort.
cages such n clause is illegal when n
power OF sale Is contained in instru-
ment, although a late decision of the |
Hawaiian Supreme Court holds, never
mind the laws, as long as the provi-
slons of the mortgage are followed"
Mrs. Gertz quotes n receipt from ].
A. Magoon for $474l.34 on account of
the mortgage debt and charges there.
on, whereby the mortgage deed and
notes she claims were made technically
void.
She relates the story of the SEIZURE
of the stock-in-trade of the Fort street
shoe store on Dec. IS, 1895, saying Ma.
COON entered with five helpers and or
dered them TO take all they saw in the
store, not listening to the protest of
Christian Gertz that it was his wife IS
property. 1t got too dark to finish the
Job then and the late W. Seaborn Luce,
auetioneer, "did not want to light a
lamp TO unload the booty in his bust.
ness place. So they came next morn
ing to get the balance, hut stopped
suddenly when they had broken down
the koa glass shelf and disappeared
with the glass shelf and koa show
ease" A little more than two thou
sand dollars worth of boots and shoes
was taken and the business thereby de-
stroyed, as complainant declares.
She goes on to tell of the sale by
Magoon, assisted by Luce, when the
$1,000 worth of goods was sold in a
lump for $66.25.
After that two pieces of real estate.
including the Gertz homestead at Ka-
waiahao, were sold respectively for
$3.50 and $500. Complainant SAYS
Magoon "shufied it up in affidavit of
February 2s, 1896, as il John Buckley
bought the two real properties" II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
REASONS FOR STAY
OF THE INJUNCTION

Judge Lindsay himself granted the
stay of injunction issued by him on the
camarinos premises, upon a showing
by A. r. Bindt that the sudden closing
OF his business would do him irrepar-
able injury. His attorneys were going
to move for a dissolution of the in
Junction without delay and. his affida-
Wit further stated, the premises were
Kept In clean and sanitary condition
and the public could in no way be in
Jured by IA stay OF the injunction.
William McCandless and wife, Chas.
3 Martin, William L. Peterson, Arthur
r. Bindt, b. r. Banning and r. d. Sill
Imam, together with the wer-known
unknown gentlemen, John Doe" and
Richard Roe" are respondents in the
case. Two of them at least are wealthy
men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
AWARDS ON LANDS
FOR FORT|F|CAT|ONS

Judge Dole yesterday signed judg.
ments in two of the Waikiki condemna.
tion suits for fertilization sites.
In United States VS.. Elizabeth Schae-
fer and others, Elizabeth Schaefer is
found to have the sole rights in the
property and is awarded $4,000.
In United States VS.. Chun Along and
many Others, the owners of rights are
found to be Chun Along, Julia Along,
Henry Along and Samuel NJ. Damon,
trustee, and $4,000 is awarded for the
land and $1,000 for the improvements,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
GRAND JURY
HEARD FROM


Yesterday afternoon the grand inf,
spfeafed lefofr Iudqs Iandsa,. me
srntinr eleven indictments an wsf,
placed on the secret hle with two 81
scriions and bench warrants feturna
Die Tuesday morning were ordered foi
Abe arrest u the defendants On mo
tion Of Attorney General Peters The
grand jurors were held subject 10 be-
ina called before the end Of the term
Judge Lindsay thanked them for faith
ful services and wished them n Merry
Christmas.
The open indictments were Of Kaliko
kawaloa, murder. and Manano Sana.
baro. assault with a weapon.
Mr.. Peters entered nolle prosequi
en- behalf Of Nalpoon, indicted for lar.
seny Messrs. Smith, Denison and
Hughes, Of the o. X. q l.. CO.. gave
him good character. and there was n
presumption Of reasonable doubt.
DIVORCES.
Judge Lindsay granted a divorce 90
Julia h. Meyer against Louis Meyer.
Alimony was cut out. The elder child
aged four goes to the father and the
younger aged one and half years to
the mother. Watson appeared for libel
ant, and Andrade for libelce.
Judge Robinson granted a divorce TO
Joaquin \. Camara against Augusta j.
Camara on the ground Of desertion. A.
g. Correa appeared for lIbelant. The
parties were married in Madeira "a
years ago, and they separated here
seven years ago. OF two sons born to
them, the younger one, now thirteen
years old, survives. The decree gives
the custody Of the boy to the father
COURT ITEMS.
Preliminary steps have been taken
for appeals in the suits against Victor
Hoffman and Honolulu Brewing &
Mailing Co. hy Niehaus Brothers Co.
and Western Iron Works, respectively.
Of San Francisco. The judgments were
both against Hoffman but cleared the
brewery of claim of lien. Meantime
Hoffman has disappeared. Smith &
Lewis and J. w. Cathcart are attorneys
for plaintiffs.
Kina Nahau and husband in person
enter general denial to the complaint
IN equity against them by Lahapa
Ernstberger.
Motions pending before Judge De
"i' 800 wv S'SAeIudy On account OF
she Judges illness
The Godfrey Rowland ejectment trial
was continued from Friday evening TIL
Tuesday morning, to give the jurors
liberty for the Christmas celebration.
Magoon and Lightfoot for plaintiffs
have appealed from Judge Robinson IS
decree in the accounting and injunction
sase of w. w. Ahana ana others, part
ners in Kwong Fung Wal Co., against
W. Wa Vat, Lam Zip and Wong Kwai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

Pioneer Mill Co.'S attempt to appeal
to Washington from the Hawaiian SUI
preme Courts decision affirming a
decree OF the Second Ccircuit Ccourt,
Maui in favor of Moses Meheula in a
suit of ejectment has failed. Kinney,
McClanahan & Cooper yesterday cabled
to Washington calling it off, as Mehe-
ula had obtained a writ of possession
and entered upon the land. 1t is a
piece of less than an acre, and the
company's railroad crossing it has been
removed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
cHAMBERLAIN's PAIN BALM.

There is no dagger from blood poison
resulting from a cut or wound ~ any
kind. when Chamberlain Pain Balm
Is used. II is an antiseptie dressing
and should be in every household. For
sale by all Dealers and Druggists.
Benson. Smith a Co, Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

Archdeacon Jeffries, before sailing
for the Orient yesterday, made a COL
lection OF Hawaiian scenic photographs
for use in his lectures
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

Judge De Bolt is laid up with an
attack OF lumbago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
Bank OF Hawaii
LIMITED.
LIMITED.

incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. 5000. 0Oo On
~ LIS .....'. ZUU,OUO.0O
UNDIVIDED PROFITS. 1O2, 80
OFFICERS:
Charles NJ. Cooke. .............P President
L. y. Jones'. ...Vice-PreSident
f. w. Macfarlane. End Vice-President
u II. Cooke...... ................C Cashier
c. Hustace, Assistant Cashier
r. B. Damon. Assistant Cashier
=. D. DaiHon'..'.. ........... Secretary
DIRECTORS: Chas. M. Cooke p G.
Jones, F. w. Macfarlane, e. F. Bishop.
e. ID. Tenney. j. A. McCandless. c H.
Atherton, c. H. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PAYMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking.
JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

~ undtfsmnea uatIf basn a.
iulhitd aEths oi tbt above eumlane
~ pfsIHfs1 o. lhaufsl lAEa asalssl
~ 81 htunh an iflfh nuildinfs sea
~ Merchandise stUfei therein ~ ~.
- fhtaf hif fffH.a Do naftlaniats
ippiy 81 ne oflcs ~
y A. scHAEFER q co. ARIA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

HoLLrsTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE.
PAYMENTS.

Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
North German Marine InsurOs %.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance %.
OF BERLIN.

Inc above lnsurasce Companies have
s.epiishec q geherai agency here, ana
ne uhuefsished. general agents. are
.u'horiHed 10 take risks against the
hangers OF the era At the rnoet rcason.
iole rates and on the most favornbls
,erms.
p. A. scHAEFER a CO.
General ARenta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

P~pHsasy Dr.Le.Ay~aes.. Lowell. M..... u.SA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-03

Cinusi for at trrfie nosle samIe Ben,
iisr, iom ban Ofte bapoe bsrt role fe a
I'm uiesen Harufbiertisbeb. Bsnnern,
trai ban ristisnof; men ba be III,
fjenbte ST.. @leaion | bans GIufebroat,
bapbe be ianman inseu Harmbjertisbet
ttiopers for BAN, Ds rsbe fis pilbe Or.
@leaion life,
On Dame, iom babbe Dpipn met
Toltfontoret brueie Munb paa BAN,
forbi ban Ifrep ire Grepfprt inbe Der,
bar, iom 1ina PIG ub1i
Seip Snnbene pplbte bam Giabe %
Gortrab. SITE bare be ;punbe, Gar.
uaertonerne iatte paa BAN, men ielp ri.
&C. lpm ipnies at saa alsne pmfring
JON Sunbe iiunbpm sjsr. On fig Dag.
brtoer al en- 9uno req en- Dag iitpffsr
Sr. @leaions Buyer, iaa bet tos baabe
lib 90 Grbeibe at faa rsttet giaben
isjen.
Iaa belle fin ganbrins msbie Sr.
Sleaiou bare en- eusfe Ieripn meS
5jerielas. Get bar en- SpparterIfe |
en- iimpel Reitaurant / Bribsepprt, flyer
ban, Sun leite BAN en- 2efie pper
bans baarlise Waabe at tase 2ipet paa
% iasoe BAN nben SmipSb, at bet bar
banbe Spnb % etam for en- ulis, iterf
Waano iom Gam at saa fig.
Scr. @leaiDn flyer, ban er alab ODER,
ut ban siproe Turen, men at ban life
Tor Detailing piIbe sjsre ben ON isien.
8i leper ! en- folb, biertelss geroen,
Tiger ban. Sort % sobt: ben isr Iaa
irebelige Sptimiit er eiter fin pmIfrepHe
Sur bIet gesiimilt lige no / 5inseripib.
lene. Sa, fig fan bet saa!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-03

at be bill p9nnes til Oct, er bare tont
Snaf, for ionpiot oct angaar 5ormer'
bette. geei, SpergsmoaIet er life nil
nRrmeit ON at forbeore 8eiene. men
bellere bporIebes oe fan boISes ioa
baorIige, at DC bare iooeiot er frem.
fommelige.
Sbar life at bette biIoe bore ionl
at fibre fin eaen Sails for at faa en-
anbenS R9ie til at blsoe. 81 maa
paffert boIoe os borte fra 2anoe.
oeiene, 6eriom hi life ifaI boIoe atu'
tomobiIerne pGf fra Dem. Dor &c.
eislatilr peotoe en- pen Sob forIeoen
@iuter; 10 0a, DC ititloe life fisre for.
tere emo lem % ippe Mil | SimeH
noe paa Snnbpeiene. Seq gao oiOe,
ON De aorIe pibite, at en- aImiuOelis
Sarmerbeit life fan ipringe en- mil
meS iaaban 6art2
Seq fsler mig o~per6eniit ON, at
bbis Der foretoges en- 8oIfeafitcmning.
ga oiEoe nj ilSaf boer ii Stemmcr ia.
ties for, at automobiIerne bonlpies
ira 2aubepeiene.
Zen bitre BeIeIie, iom fommcr for
0ogen | obenItaaenbe, er life ioa me-.
get at unbreS oper, nnar pi forrncr
ibu Oe mango frpatelige lllpffer. iom
qlltomobilerrr bar aiIteSfommet.
gi bar ct Rono, ionL bpis oct fel.
ees, Dilbe forebpgee nogetiaanar belle
8ouifeligbeoen. 8ormerne ber /
itprfe Srbelog forlauoe, at aitomo.
bilfisrere undertakes uetop DC lam,
me AegIer, iom MI err giploen0e for
Bsrere al Observation-Disclosures.
GiSie iioite maa 10 life blot ItaHoic.
icnbe en- Wano forilo for at
ben, Der bar ftp Seite iii al
fomme uifa6t forbi. Sc iimple Srp-
Ifere tninees beo COB til at gisre bette.
men De fine Serrer ira @peruc iin0er
iia panifeIig / OF neolabe fla til ian.
BON SieIpiombeb, mebminOre De tpiu.
9es BERTH. Mnrge ipnes nof OF bare
al at ppre iaa ~ouerIeane, at DC
Fan iu0inge 9onbsioIf inaoou 6rpgt
% SfrGf re6 fin Ioifine.