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The Imperial press., 1905-02-18

P. N. Slattery, Redlands; c. G. Wither- spoon, Ira Aten, J. c. Gremer, San Diego; Andrew McAllen, CaIexico; Alvin c. Leland, w. E. Hodsewith, Brawley; Mrs. 'C. D. Manning, Pasa- dena; J. E. Sharp, R. $. v Mckinley, FIT. Montgomery,NW.'C Cfdms3J. $. Bridenstine Holtvillej Mrs. Patterson, Winchester; w. B. Clark, B. P! Major, B. $. Durham, San Diego w. E.. HousA worth, EI CHinpd, E2.; Colo! Ran doph, Old Beach, Y. l.. $. Asbury, J. w. Kanin, Holtville; Frank Berrigan, Im- perial; John G.. Greiner, J., ". Gray, Ehrenberg; ;.W. ,H. Poole, COlton; Mrs. L.. 1aylor; Vim. Mason, Wm. Buck master, RedIands; Wm. H. Lee, Po- mona; c. R. Herrck, RedIands; W. B. Clark, San Diego; w. V. Baker, Imperial; ;J. M. Froth, Brawley; Sarah Nelson, City; John c. Grewen; Jas' Shanley; A. NJ. Davidson, Imperial; o. E. Gillett, Holtville; Frank Wamen, Hampton, E. E. Langford, Highlands; B. $. Durham; J. H. Eastman; Wm. Allen, Hotville; w. Steely; w. $. Tripp, San Jacento; F. A. Fender, Waitsburg; G. w. Randell, Los An geles G. w. Martin, Courdelene; H. w. Wissman, Louisville.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18
Socialist Column

"I grant that the capitalist has got his pOssessions in way that aught not cause mvch uneasiness as to how he shall be indemnitied, but here is the small business man and farmer both of whom usually have by dint of hard work and self-denial accumulated what they have. Now would it be right to take their business or farm away from them without indemnity? You seem to have misunderstood me last week.
 B. A. L."
 Not at all, Mir. L., last week you asked about indemnifyng the present holders of natures resources. Now you say that the small business men and farmers who have denied themselves everything except hard work should not have their accumulations taken from them without compensation.
 We'll said. Socialists everywhere will agree with you, it is the exploitation of the workers, the taking from the producers without indemnity whether they are small business men, farmers, mechanics or unskilled laborers that the socialist movement seeks to stop through organizing the Socialist com monwealth, can it be possible that you fondly imagine that the small busl- ness man or farmer is in possession of anything which will enable him to apply his labor power and thereby pro- duce his living without paying tribute to the capitalist.
 The truth is that his little possession is to him what box of tools is to mechanic only more so-a source of anxiety and care-and a method by which he can most usually live by making an exceptionally good slave of himself, but the long list of business failures (97 per cent of the total of business ven- tures) and the rapidity with which land is passing into the hands of holders
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18

of large estates, proves that once the savings invested in a small farm or business venture the time is close at hand when the capitalists will be i'll possession of his savings.
 We do not need to trouble ourselves about indemnity for the small bussin ess man or farmer, either, for his equity on what nominaly seems to belong to him is SO small and that so insecure that almost before elections could be held looking to the organizing of the CO., operative commonwealth, he will cease to be in possession of it. Fhe capitalist will have taken from him what he has and could not easily be induced to give up the results of his labor; and he is no more than q cats claw ln the hands of the capitalists, used to rake out of the possession of the working class, the product of labor, a des Jiseable tool who is kept at his task by the promise that eff you do good work and become adapted, you too, may become a capitalist"
 The small business man and farmer while he nominally seems to own some- thing, and while he thinks he is better than an artisan really is only hired man working lcnger hours and denying himself more of the comforts of life than the average mechanic.
 Socialism will take from these small business men and farmers what they are foul.d in possession of, by which they take from the working class their product, but in exchange will give them an undivided interest in the machinery of production so that they may get the product their labor created without paying tribute to possessing class.
 They labor long and arduously at present for very scant living, are drlven into the iercest competition
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18
Health

Means the ability to do a good days work, without undue fatigue and to find life worth living. You cannot have indigestion or constipation without it's upsetting the liver and polluting the blood. Such a condition may be best and quickest obtained by Heroine, the best liver regulator that the world has ever known Mrs. D. w. Smith writes, April 3, 1902: "I use Herbine, and find it the best medicine for constipation and regulating the liver l ever used" Price 50 cents.
 For sale by Imperial Drug Go. pr. P. s. Anderson Propr. Phone 7s
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18
Hotel TheIma Arrivals

Hugh Jones, A. M. Davidson, David Giffon. city; V. Cant, s. B. Hurlburt, E. o. Kirkpatrick, Calexico; G. A. Smith, Walter Winsoe, City; J. c. Gremer, R. D. Morris, J. 0. Rogers, Los Angeles; A. H. Syke, Arthur Friske, Monrovia; E. E. Lanceto, R. s. McAnley, Tucson; c. N. Tufts, Holt vile; G. w. Martin, Courdelene; I. P. Siliman, L. $. Asbury, I. w. Kanum, Holtville; Mrs. Bob Davis, Calexico; i; Wm. Brown, Brawley; A. E. Griffith, San Diego; J. E. Cram, Highland; Al Mckee, w. H. Ready, San Bernardino i; Frank Drendel Imperial; F. E. Rohn,
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18

b'utalzing them, making of them very demons.
 For half the work they do at present they could be guaranteed four times the average wage'of the present, and Since their possessions Are So insecure, do you think they would win or lose by the adoption of Socialism?
 % ''FRANK A. MAREK.
The Imperial press., 1905-02-18
ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets-UnequaIled for Con-
 StipatiOn

Mir. A. R. Kane, prominent drug gst of Baxter Springs, Kansas, says: "Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are, in my judgment, the most superior preparation of anything in use today for constipation. They are sure in action and with no tendency to nau- seate or gripe."
 For sale by Imperial Drug Co. Dr. P. $. Anderson Propr. Phone 7S.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE OSBORN DISTRICT
The Question of Its DisintegratiOn to
 Come Up Today.

The question of the division of the Osborn school district, or rather the segregation of some of the residents of the district from it and their annex ation to the Phoenix school district will come before the board of super visors today. A petition for this pur- pose was presented to the board more than a month ago and it was met by a remOustrance from a large number of residents of the district who do not live on the Phoenix side of it. They contended in the first place that under the law the supervisors have no power to divide the district in this manner; that they can make two districts of it or that they can combine two districts into one, but that they cannot take a part of a district from it and annex to another district
 Another objection was that the dis trict has a bonded indebtedness which in the event that it should be refunded after the segregation of the part of the district as prayed for by the petition CTS would not lie upon that part of U at all but would rest the more heavily on the remaining part of the district.
 Another matter which will come be- fore the board today will be the ques-
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
CIRCUS WAS roo SLOW
So These hen Started a Side Show of
 Their Own.

There was an unfortunate incident In
 the menagerie tent of the circus yes i terday that landed two men in jail, though they can blame no one but | themselves. Later they were released on bond. There were several men composing a party that went to the 1 show. two of them being visitors from ] the north. named Nichols and Lee. i They were all having fun but were in- cllned to be boisterous when they en- ! tered. Policeman Moore cautioned i them that they should be more careful 1 of their language though there was no l objection to their having all the fun they wanted,
 1 Later Nichols and Lee were seen in ] the animal tent. continuing their bois- I terous conduct. Nichols stuck his hand into a cage. in violation of the rules, ] posted in front. 4 keeper yelled at him to pull his hand out quickly. At that he turned and abused the keeper ad- dressing him in language improper for anybody to use under any circum- | stances. notwithstanding there was a ] large crowd of visitors around him. At that the officer approached and told him to be more circumspect when he
 turned and repeated his remarks ad l dressing them to the officer. It finally
 became necessary for the officer to tell
 him he was under arrest and he would have to take him away. Not while
 I'm with him." said Lee. who otherwise had made no disturbance, but who inn mediately approached to interefere with the officer who was already outciassed by Nichols in point of size.
 But when Lee came up he got a rap over the head with a six shooter that
 made nim withdraw from the hostili-
 ties, though he was immediately plac-
 ed under arrest. At the same time it is charged that Nichols was getting out
 a big pocket knife for the purpose of
 cutting his way clear It was noticed
 by one of the showmen who told the
 officer to look out for it and naturally
 he did so.
 hTe officer finally got his men to the street car but they were still noisy and
 blasphemus and he called upon Dr. q.
 O. Richmond and John Reiber to help
 him. The car was slow in starting and the men were disturbing things gener-- ally so they were placed in a hack and brought to the city jail, bail being se- cured for them later.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
FOUND RIGHT PATH After a False Start.

"In 1890 I began to drink coffee. At that time I was healthy and en- | joyed life. At first I noticed no bad effects from the indulgence but in course of time found that various trou- bles were coming upon me. "Palpitation of the heart took unto itself sick and nervous headaches, kid ney troubles followed and eventually my stomach became so deranged that even a light meal caused me serious ! distress.
 Our physicians prescriptions failed to help me and then I dOsed myself with patent medicines till I was thor Oughly disgusted and hopeless.
 Finally I began to suspect that cof fee was the cause of my troubles, I experimented by leaving it off. except for one small cup at breakfast. This helped some but did not altogether re- lieve my distress. It satisfied me, how ever, that I was on the right track.
 50 I gave up the old kind of coffee altogether and began to use Postum Food Coffee. In 10 days I found my self greatly improved, my nerves steady my head clear, my kidneys working better and better, my hearts action ra- pidly improving. my appetite improved and the ability to eat hearty meal without subsequent suffering restored to me. And this condition remains.
 Leaving off coffee and using Post um did this, with no help from drugs as I abandoned the use of medicines when I began to use the food coffee Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
 There's a reason.
 Read the little book, "The Road to Melville" Tn each pkg.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A Sample Bottle Sent FREE by Mail.

A Sample Bottle Sent FREE by Mail.
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in promptly curing kidney, bladder and uric acid troubles, rheumatism and pain In the back. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in pass ing 1t, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. IL stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most distressing cases.
 Swamp-Root- is not recommended for everything, but if you have kidney, liver, bladder or uric acid trouble you will find it just the remedy you need.
 If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one-doIlar sizes. You may have a sample bottle of the great kidney remedy, Swamp Root, and a book that tells all about it and it's great cures, both sent absolutely free by mail. Address Dr. KiImer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y. When writing, be sure to mention that you read this generous offer in the Phoenix Daily Republican. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root. pr. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt. and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

is duration. and is presented as ad- vertised, every detail being faithfully carried out.
 But that applies to the whole show, even 10 the menagerie, which is the biggest and best ever seen in the southwest, though no special mention has been made Of it's features. of which the big herds of elephants and came!s ale only the advance agents"
 Altogether the management feels that it's visit to Phoenix has been a success, both in point of patronage and the appreciation of the people, and Phoenix can now say that it is on the map for the biggest and best at.rac- tons UnGer canvas.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
BARNUM AND BAILET'S CON
 MENDATtON.

There is one firm in the city yEat prizes very highly a letter of apprccll- tion received yesterday from B-ruul and Bailey, an organization which has travelled over the whole world The Arizona Laundry Co. Yesterday Iauu- dered over a thousand pieces of co-u- pany linen becides all che personal laundry of the employees of the srau. and the following letter from the stew ard of the show folIOwed-
 Arizona Laundry Co. Phoenix.
 "Gentlemen; l wish 10 express uy appreciation of the promptness ta handling the laundry for our show ys~- terday and the general satisfaction eN- pressed over the fine work done. lt is especially a pleasure for me co do this. since I was led 70 expect som thing entirely different while in Arl- zOna- I do not know what your eluln- ment or your system is. but from rI- unfortunate experience We have had la many larger cities. believe that many laundries could profit from your know ledge. Respectfully
 "E =. SHAEFFER. Steward Barnurn 6S Bailey's show
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

Direct inPortations. White and decorated. French, German, English, Austrian. Straight carloads. Domestic common. Crockery and hotel war
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

ton of grading the road out of Nesa toward the TontO damsiLe-
 The meeting of the board yesterday was devoted wholly @ routine. the auditing of bills. the counting uf tle cash in the treasury and the reception of the report of the county recurde-- The receipts Of that office for the month just closed amounted Go a lt-iz more than S1.O50. a slight failing off ls compared with earlier months Be- S1.000. gives the county profit -s nearly S400 in this office
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

It is an awful comfortable sensa- tion to be fat when you sit down too suddenly.-N Y. Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

The impecuuious follow who uever pays anything else. will pay wark-.l attention to an heiress.-PhilaGe-p -ph.L Record
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
Steward Barnum & Bauey's show

MT. and Mrs. Cravens win return a Phoenix the 27th of September. and win open their School of Music October =ud. at 24O West Jefferson St-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Somaes SpnoSe.

MISUNDERSTANDING holof I ,Saltliar
ct SamtnIemebe i SreioloAbeoS Me
niabeo peo Iosoiae, y. 0at Der
oar gabnin9sprGoifen al 5orenin.
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Bangs Metiabeo, 8aitor Hen'
6abls aalo, hapoe nplig ct Sanltale-
rlsSe un0er gmisiGr SlienS @eie9.
2i9elcAcs 9etbel Mtcuiobeo al Gaitor
WoIitaoS aalo. gmisipr Slien bar
rirfet / 8aitorerre &enDobls % @nIs
ItoOs GaIO iiosst Soc Ssoruiar. San err
M / Editor II. 3. SohrionS Galo,
hpor ban fortiGttcr Siriombeoen meo
Spbpggeliesmsoer % Susbeisg iR6.
til WfrrtS.
- WorriionOiQe apiu6eforerirg
6opoe oeo lit slnrsmeOe iam!et / Nas
rets Sob pe6 Salg at &lrer % oeo
SptpeIie al &ouet ct buuOrtos Of 10
Collars, oiIttof set itsrite 9asb |
Soreringen8 Siitorie. De ereoes on
at oeIe set iaaleoes: $33 til &inamis'
iiorten, $50 til s. 9. SnoremiSiio lion
$t2.tt iii Ssrncbientmet og 12.tt
til SSeoemisiionen, noget off til at
fj6be enGelife Salmebs9er for oio.
- 8aitor 5. 9rogitab bar reiit
giennem NtiSjionsfeltet, bpor 3rinale,
Wtoihte % Rsmo ptrfer. San fisrte
155 Mil meo Seiteih10$. Oct bar Bit
terIig folbt. &uIben bar iomne Sa9e
roer 40 @rober ur6er Zero. Hoitor
&rogitoO Ifriper: Oct CT rart at iGrbe8
tlarbt NpicttIerne. Oct er ct for'
E%ringsfrtt SoIf, iom letter HriS poa
al bore 8ltO8 Orb. De er life bmtqe
for at rciie irogle WtiI ON 8peloen
for at fomn1e til Msberne.
Srifirfen.
MiSIionGr Chr. SSSergcnicn er /
bisie Gage fommen bienn ira Wsooa<
goSfor.
- @ctble6em Wcrig6eb / 9roofs
Inn, e. g., bar ltoiteot 8aIo til 30
itor 6. 90. 8olcfion iorn mt miblcr.
tibigt b%ctiener NenigbeOen / Calumet,
Wtid.
Tuitor GlSor 81. (Sunion,
Fl1tmb, Winr., bar tugct moo Oct I'll
bam rbitcbte aalo ira Gbriitinnia %
Sronobien Werigbcoer, Winu, ga.
itor 6. Mas forrige &alo.
- 9eInrelim for 9arltebiemuet
/ Sarn6erton, Wfint., bar fattet Be
illrtnillg ON OF flptte 8arnebiemmet
til eagle Safe Wenigbco peo @ia.
mar, Ottun., b~uorfra gobe 9etin8ei.
ier for &isb af 5arm % urore SrSh'
cemert8 er mootaget.
= GaItor q. 8. &oISen iom ifior
optog WiSiion8arbei0et / Spofaue,
@aib.. err uIlcreoe fonmen Iaalargt
ms0 Irbcioet, at WenigbeSeI ban be-
%tieller, bar Iogt ipci meo at bpgge
Strife, ion MI mart er fGr6ig. Cen
9Oe Serbitor ofboI0t Wenigbeben CIT
Set pou Clinton Sail til SnotGgt
for Orqel Tor oGt me &irfe.
MisiipnPr Sa8cng, iom er no
ieet til at opertoge Irbeioet paa ct.
Iuglitir. WobuqnSfar. efterat Sri
firfenS lutheran @ooro OF Mi5iiors
if Ocnne Stution opcrOroSct al BEN
Sorenc0e Strife iItebetfor Stationen /
Monortcnina, ouerto9 ifsl9c "8oSies
rent" Gtbci0et ser peo Sllletioer. Ter
bar bo igien 10 2prere peo Statio'
uen, iom baooe erflPrrt itg pilige til
at gna ino / 6rtfirfcns arbetoe.
Sorfficlint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

bapSe M ire @dnge ind NANCE Meos
Ierniner iorn for trrSipe Nor iiocn.
Men buuoe sen bart grtcioere rpf,
riISe Sen bape poret cto mere. Slec
arbeiosnarfcr bar goaet tabt. ioroi
mon life bapoe arbeioerr. 9esuoen
nor Oct iaa foffbnrt % life oItto iii.
freSsitiIlenee at beite 9prere oq 8re.
tier ira a1tSre VerbatSoeIe. Ielp mar
man f,urSe ian oen,. 6Ierc Rengae.
ser bnobe ioreiGoes berperSt ia ri
MttSiouriipnooen for at iau EreIt.
Men / oetre Swnobe bar Ser iiior
1i5 Stcoer at beiGtte, o. fln 20 Tre.
iteemner. iaa berfru hutoe man fife
foa itsrre Strip. Gn @runo al
SpcramtrengeIie boIot maitge 9reiter
pad at blipe tiblig INiiStc. Spnos
Sen bciIutteSe at fisbe CT Gir,oom /
GheIaioe / ipolige g~ritraIinr. Glen.
oprnnren beitdor at en- ioIio cottages
@nguiug al hpib SarSiten, ia 500
lang oa 40 500 breN mes Z StoIeor.
refer, II Iarelfer for gIeDcr ~ set
&itut, Tom tra1,ges til SuS6oIanin.
GEN. @gninger. Tom Iig9cr paa ct
SnFfc 2nS al TO Icr$ 0miana, bar
fer tiIhert @etobiiterre, 'om hupSe en-
Gigeifole ser. Gen foiteSc opriiroelig
nriter $4,000, men mor fif Ser MI
for $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

bar oItiS pPrct prrget al giorerens
nnitrergetoe % opilioeitoe arbetoe.
Der bar pGret orepet meo en- ardft og
Grlergi JON aier, at HoromRit6eneS
Siltorie auierita lpier al itore
6rrmfriot.
Sor 6reliers Icuiqbao er ct CIR.
erripel berpoa. % Di CT oeu % oeus
| pioe arroie afholote oa aniecoe &c.
Der, Gdltor .gperion. tafi1emmeltgc
for OCT ~trufnite gr5cice. Ser er ueO.
Ioat ! Sirfen | Observation-Disclosures.
enigrantmisiiorau og / Ssroags.
ifoIerre Ior Oct rorife 6olfs 2pffe
Gmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
Zen surenepe airfe.

9aitor @uitap StearnS | Hil'
maiifee bar ofil1oet ct aalo ira ct.
Sobns euaeIif. lutberife Renigbeo
RirneapoIis.
) Smmanl,el Menigbeo, Seno'
rum, Minn., Gaitor 5. %. 8. ssei&'
Sab, bIep Der i December optaget 70
iemme6erettigcoc Meolemmer, ioli
50 SiGle.
8aitor s. SiertaaS er falbt til
Brett for 4eis, MtSole @rooe % ct,
SAUL MerigbeScr | gsoro Gdfota, %
ser er Snnoipnligbeo for, at ban oil
mobtage aoIoet.
8aitor 8. g. Relion bar tililpt'
let lit me aulo / Chicago. Senooa
Den 226e SSarular bleo ban tn0fert
gmmaltS Wenigbeo ueD Gaitor @Spe'
ict6, % sem 29oe / Ct. Sinotbp Me'
rigbeb peo GaItor Siaer.
EaItor E~iornboms Icrigbeo
5ergltS Sails bar bellltttct life at iuo'
nilge /, at ban ooertager &aloet lonr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Ncm 9orf. I'M
Ser SmitGrOtgbeoerre or ban / lloiSs
heo ON, bporpiot ban ifal forblipe /
Serglls Salts eler ei.
Sra 2isbon, ST., ifripes: 2is'
ron Menigbeo optog poa tit IarS'
ms0e ipp 6nmilier. SiGIenntollei farl
life opgtpeS. 9erttl en- bel Slot al
ugift llug0om nf beg9e. aisn. 6lere
al oi5ie cr ~ioooanlte, Ser rplig er
fomne ira Gorge. MerigbeOen for
hpieoe GrcitenS 2eu meo 5000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

= 6erQus sails are0s bolbt 1T
8iuterm6oe / Serous SAILS, Iinn.
8aIt. Siernboms 8afS, Sen lite, 2ben
og 3bic 5ebritar. Msoct bar gobt be-
Isgt, trooS set foIoe &eir. Ter bar
SarrtIe opcr Nob. ., II Senbc@
breoet til gfciuS. Sffer til Wft5iio.
lren, fort SOAPS, opto9eS. Saornne'
&c ifal boIoes / gof 8rairie Wenias
ueo, &oitor Sfpbcrgs &alb. Sil
SnSleoer for bette Msoe onlate asa.
itor 2. u. Sattre. GaItcr D. q. gen'
len bplocr IabrirgsprGoifen og 81.
itor Mi. NinitaN INSTRUMENTATION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

ct. 2ufos Wert8heo, Sanes'
torpn, aanin8, @altor g. .. @8gertS
&aLS, 6or bcIluttet at iorb6ie jim
9Sreits 2sn meo iemti Collars for
fommenoe aar, og @IaScoe Wentg'
beo, iontme aal0, fllgte grenpIet
res at ege tit 8iorog mco tpoe 2ols
lars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03

= Eoit. ). 3. SinoeIQnS, Sa pa
Sails ira Big Stone Wenigbeo, @l3
Store 60, % Srefolbigbebs OF &eI:
9anf Wcrigbeoer, Spift 60, Minn.,
tIep oroineret / gilbert Sea ii6ite
CONNER, bar pua @runb al Spgcom
Get nteget IIentt SoIsonoe) mnattet
neoIGgge lit Gnlbeoe oq bar reiignt'
ret ira oisie M~enigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-03
SEQ belbreoeoc min Srof.
sec pil piie ole, sporlsoes DIN tan farsrss
Writ.

Beg par hIGlgeI0s pg euaeligssHoe aerepis fro oobbsit
9gpt. Sutet Sro!biuo tHHoe eptHs. GpitCrer ia9oe. az ia
uIeaite 90. huis p9 life bep ogereret. Sec niTrees BEN %
fIrerte mtg ieu peo en- iEpel Speagelie. Ss5 Val ieEos
aureu fri, pr. goit. 9erioui eu iirlper eiter ben Zen nar he
reret mig % bar HeeH tureret lulereer. Zen oil inrere o.a.
Sigiu ioos. Capt. &.G. GoatngS SoEs66, &aiertept,3 " y.