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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1905
NEW TRANSIT MOTORS

The successful experiment on the
Union Pacific railroad with a motor
run by gasoline will recall to the pub
lie the sometimes forgotten fact that
electricity does not have the field all
to itself. We are so familiar with the
ubiquitous trolley, our cities are so
covered by it and the rural districts In
thiclSly settled communities are so
generally served through its agency
that we have come to think of it as
the only motor of the future for short
distances, and even for long distance
travel. When trolley lines are equip
Chicago are, for instance. with dining
cars and sleeping cars, it looks as If
steam had only one rival
1t is by no means certain, however,
that the electric motor will hold its
own in the conduct of suburban or
even Of urban business. What the
Union Pacific experiment seems to have
proved is that suburban traffic on some
roads can be carried through success
fully by the use of a gasoline motor.
1t is, of course, equally proved that this
motor could take the place Of the troll
ley on all transit lines where the latter
is row used. 1t is going to be a sharp
contest in the future between these
two motive powers.
Nor are these by any means the only
competitors in the work of propulsion.
1t seems extraordinary to us that the
great success achieved in the use of
compressed air as motor abroad, es-
pecially in Paris, has not encouraged
imitation here. The experiment has
been made on a large scale and with
satisfactory results. OF all the forms
OF motive power this is most nearly
ideal 1t is odorless, the supply is in
exhaustible, the operation cleanly. the
stored energy capable of being raised
to almost any power The only diff
culties in the general adoption of COM
pressed air TO motive uses has been
in the arrangement for its practical ap-
plication to motors, and in the proyi-
sion of suitable and not too cum
brous reservoir; and these details were
long ago brought to an approximate
degree Of perfection. Certain it is
that the use Of compressed air abroad
has achieved satisfactory results.
The probability seems to be that in
the future only heavy TRANSFORMATION
over long distances will be left to the
steam locomotive. In the more limited
field of suburban business and for all
ordinary traction and trolley lines we
shall use motors propelled by elec-
tricity, by the explosive force of gas
oline, by the release of compressed air
and perhaps by other forces not vet
1uily measured or controlled. Ger
tainly the electric motor. with its ex-
pensive and vexatious arrangement of
poles, wires, conduits, third rails and
other devices, will have to show i'm
provements to hold it's own against
either the gasoline engine, which has
been brought to very high degree of
perfection through the development of
the automobile, or the compressed air
motor that is now practical Industrial
fact.
The special advantage OF both these
latter agencies is that they can be ap-
piled to motor cars, and thus employed
10 carry traffic in Independent vehicles
without the occupation of streets and
highways by rails and wires This
minor form Of the transportation prob
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Among the Merrymakers
Soulful

Slender Sarah saw Sandy Simon sitting
sadly. Simon said. Sweet Sarah, SO
sunny sing something soulful" So Sarah
sang: "Sweethearts Still" Simultaneous
ly simon sang stentoriously.
Suddenly Sarah stopped singing. She
saw snakes slowly sliding sidewise She
screamed. Sna keS, SimonI Strike strong
"! Simon's single shot struck squareiv.
Sarah Shudderingiy said. Saved! Skillful
Slmon! Simon simply said, Serving
Sarah seems sweet" Sarah simnered
simon stood stupidity staring Sarah sa-
tlricaly said. "Sappy Simon, SO silent,
skip! Simply scoOtr' Simon shreWdlv
scOrned scooting
Suddenly Simon spoke suppliantIv. sa-
lutlng Sarah'S sunny strands Sarah s
senses scattered. Simon stammered
SPEAK, seraphic Sarahi' Sarah shyly
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Contemporary Comment
Grip of the Gas Trust

In the august chamber of the su-
preme court of the United States coun-
sci for the New York gas trust yester-
day pleaded against the payment of
taxes due from it under a law passed
when Theodore Roosevelt was governor
OF New York Almost at the same
hour an expert testified at the gas
hearing in this city how the trust in
creases the pressure on its mains to
drive poor gas faster through the me-
ters and rob the citizens and the city.
Most amazing of all, the chief engineer
OF the trust corroborates this testi-
mony so far as the pressure is con-
cerned-New York World.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Parcels Delivery

The United States is today but lit
tie better advanced in the question Of
delivery of parcels than 1t was twenty
years ago. so far as cost is concerned.
There has been an improvement in
certainty and celerity of delivery, but
the electric railway has a great field
here that pleads for the WORKING
Cleveland Leader
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Japanese Soldiers

The Japanese soldier Is a wonderful
man-possibly 1t would be better TO
say wonderful animal; but ii is hard
to believe he is so much superior to the
sturdier looking men of other countries
He is a blind and obedient follower.
His dogged intellect is better suited to
soldering than to citizenship.-Cin
cinnati Enquirer
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Deep Sea Races

There is something in these deep sea
races which appeals in a much higher
degree than the racing of hastily con-
structed machines off Sandy Hook in
the presence of scores of excursion
boats. There is nothing Of value in the
Americas cup contests, but when it
comes to Drawing the storms of the
ocean, that is quite different thing
Philadelphia INQUIRER.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
DEAD AT PALM BEACH
Continued From First Page

land he enjoyed many fishing excur-
sionS down Buzzard bay and along the
brooks of Bourne and Sandwich. His
principal pastime. however, was paint
ing.
He took deep interest in the affairs
of the town and made an enthusiastic
speech at meeting called for the pur-
pose of establishing a public library.
1t was at Jefferson's home here that
his son William Winter and Miss Nc
Donald were married.
Players Club Mourns
NEW YORK, April 23.-Mr. Jefferson
was president of the Players club in
this city and the news of his death was
received tonight with expressions of
regret on all sides.
The Players club has had no MEM
Der more deeply interested in its well
fare than Mr.. Jefferson and none who
worked more untiringly for it's benefit.
With Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett,
A. NJ, Palmer and several others Mr.
Jefferson signed articles of incorpora-
ton of the club in 1888, and he was
elected to the board of directors In
1893 his portrait. by Sargent, was hung
on the wall of the club a gift from
Booth and Barrett. After the death of
Barrett in 1893, Mr.. Jefferson was
elected president, and has been re-
elected to that office at every annual
meeting since. He presided at the
memorial meeting Nov. Is. 1898, at
the Madison Square Concert hall COM
memOrating Edwin Booths 60th birth
day, upon which occasion he delivered a
felicitious and affectionate eulogy of
the founder, introducing as the speak
ers Of that occasion Park Goodwin,
ToTnasso Salvini, Henry Irving and the
poet George e. Woodberry.
Recalls Booths Words
On the founders night Dec 81, 1893.
he delivered an eloquent address as
president, recalling the memory Of Mr..
Booth in simple and touching words,
concluding with the following repeti-
ton of the founders premonition of his
passing:
They drink to my health tonight,
Joe. When they meet again it will be
to my memory"
In consequence of Mr.. Jefferson's
death the annual ladies day recep-
ton, for which cards are out and which
was to have been held tomorrow. will
be abandoned and the invitations have
been withdrawn.
Joseph jefferson was born In Phila-
delphia. Feb. 20. 1929, and was looked
upon as the dean Of the dramatic pro-
feSsion in this country. He first ap-
peared on the stage as a child and
during his career has played In a num-
Der of foreign countries. His great
reputation was made in RIP Van Win
kle," which he played in almost every
city in the United States.
Joseph was also the name OF Mrs.
Jefferson'S father and grandfather and
all We're actors. The lives Of the three
were similar in that their early careers
were struggles for recognition and al
most for livelihood.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Paul Jones

The announcement that the remains
or Paul Jones, our first naval hero.
have been found at last, after prolong-
ed search, in Paris is a matter of gen.
uine qualification No figure save that
or Washington stands out more viyidly
In the history Of our struggle than that
OF the founder of our navy, who COM
manded the Bonhomme Richard and
first gave the struggling colonies rec
ognition on the ocean.-Louisville
Courier-Journal
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Our Navy Yards

The general result, so far as indi-
Gated by comparison between the cost
or construction in a navy yard and in
private shipyard, is favorable to the
government yard This should not,
however, be taken as entirely justifying
the present methods of carrying on
business in the navy yards, which ap-
pear to be wrong in principle and not
conforming to the best business meth
DDS and practice.-Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

lem is still in a very crude condition:
and the working out of its details
promises not only to feed human in
terest, but to furnish some marvels for
human wonder during the life of the
present generation.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
In Newshoys, Memory

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April "a
Several thousand people assembled in
Tomlinson hall today for the memo
rial services, conducted by the daily
newspapers of this city, in honor of the
four boys who were crushed TO death IN
the stampede at the Masonic Temple
building last Monday night
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Japan and China

In the far view of oriental conditions
and prospects il is Japan that appears
most likely to be called upon for lead
ership and guardianship in China, with
the United States running a strong
race for commercial primacy and the
foremost place in developing mineral
and other natural wealth of the Chi
nese empire.-Cleveland Leader.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
On the Boston Subway

Superintendent Ito conductor)-This
gentleman complains that you ordered
say? 80 ~
behind and
Superintendent-That makes no differ
ence whatever, sir. You should have said
Pedestrianate recipitately-Puck
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

By the time the lawyers get what
they will have coming out Of young
Mr.. Hyde the stockholders won't care
whether he takes them into partner
ship or not.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Physicians Seek Places

LINCOLN, Neb., April 23.-Led by
leading physicians of the western coun-
try, with headquarters at Lincoln,
movement to secure the names OF four
doctors of medicine for the hall of fame
has begun. Interest, it is declared. has
been taken by the medical profession
the country over.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
The Reason

HIS eyes are red. his voice is rough
Hes taking heaps of doctors stuff
lie sniffS and sneezeS all day long.
ana everything he eats tastes wrong.
II anyone should ask you. though.
He knows Just why he suffers so
For this is what you'll hear him saw:
L took 'era off the first warm dayu'
Chicago Tribune
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

That Kansas girl who offered her
brother to the hangman in place of a
condemned man is probably descended
from the patriot who was willing to
send all his awife's relatives to the war.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

The best way to be popular is not to
be successful.
A woman would rather be wrong ~and
WIN the argument than right and lose
Nothing is easier than for q woman
10 Iool clever man, specially If he isn't
There Is great deal of money in it
Ior the man who doesn't go into public
Either man finds fault because he
Is taxed or because he has nothing to he
taXed.-New York Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

Let US hope that before Rojestyensky
made up his mind to attack Togo from
the rear that he took cognizance of the
fact that the hornet has its sting in its
%
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
DOUBLE MURDER AND
SUICIDE OVER WOMAN
Aged Man Kills Husband in Fight Over
Wife

PORTLAND, Me-, April 23.-Edward
Hilton. aged so. today shot dead
George Young, As years old, slashed his
wife about the head with a knife, in
flicting fatal injuries, and then shot
and killed himself
The tragedy is said by the police to
have followed a quarrel between the
men regarding Mrs. Hilton.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Hicht of Contract

The decision of the supreme court of
the United States in regard to the
New York law making ten hours
days work and sixty hours a weeks
work in bakeries is of the utmost i'm
portance to employers and to employees.
securing to both free exercise OF the
right of contract-Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Identifyino Him

Those two men talking together over
there are worth good many millions be
tween them"
Which is the richer?'
don't know positively-but watch the
bishop. who's going to speak to them -
''Why?"
See which one he shakes hands with
first. t.'-Life
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

1t may be the law of compensation
that is operating in st. Louis in the
matter of Sunday closing. The moral
bunch are getting even for last year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
New York,s "Rnssesu

Republican officials in New York
state are legislating from the city of
New York the right to grant fran
chises. What do st. Louis Republic
ans think of this Republican type of
home rule?"-St. Louis Republic.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

Don't begin to worry about It. The
Saints will get control Of the ball Just
as soon as they hear the advice of the
Jackson street bleachers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

The average length of human life is
said to be on the increase in Chicago.
Which is not remarkable. A man who
could live in Chicago at all could live
forever anywhere else.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Musician Killed

VIENNA. April 23.-Carl Konizak,
who was leader of the Austrian band
at the st. Louis exposition, was acci-
deRtaliy killed in trying to board
railway train at Baden today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Placing the Blame

This new form of spinal meningitis
seems TO battle you physicians
Battles is not the word. sir Nothing
battles a physician
But you don't seem able to cure it?''
"Oh. that's an entirely different thing
That's the fault of the disease not our
fault" replied the medic-Cinciunat ii
Commercial Tribune
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

There is going to be something else
the matter with Kansas. Tom Lawson
is going to deliver the fourth of July
grafton at ottawa, that state.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Bumpino Him

AT what age. Mira. do you think a
man gets over his usefulness?'
Never
what 1 think: ="
Usefulness? thought you said use
leSSneSs, Hiram. Houston Post
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
THE AUTO In BUSINESS

Though the motor car is fast losing
its newness as an invention. 1t must be
confessed that its Invasion of the busi-
ness field is slow. Ultimately 1t is
bound to arrive. OF course, but 1t seems
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
CCnSiderafe

Mrs. Houskeep-H you do a little work
for me now TIL give you a good dinner
after while.
Weary Willie-You'H git off cheaper.
lady,. il yer gimme de dinner now an
furgit de work Work always gives me
a fierce appetite.-Philadelph Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Lost Her Bew

Can you cpok?'' he asked. Can YOU
sew?''
And she answered him. "Ew, new, newt
Then, fair maiden he said,
We can never be waid,"
''All right" she replied ''You may gew,''
Chicago Tribune
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
Treatment

There was once a man with a cough,
The doctors advised a month ough.
Spent in riding and running
And fishing and cunning
And tennis and wrestling and cough.
Newark News.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24
DoInd Nell
do You

do you consider that officials career
a success?"
YES" answered the practical polf-
tfcian- He went through whole term
OF office without coIliding with a grand
jury. Washington Star
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

And there really seems to be no pros
Pect OF John w. Gates getting even on
the Chicago Derby.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

The board Of control is more power
ful than the people. That body has
succeeded in bluffing the legislature
into defeating the bill which called
upon the board to open bids in pub
ic.-Mankato Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

Creston Clarke, in the role of Mon
sieur Beaucaire." will be the attraction
at the Metropolitan May 4. and g.
The production is in every way iden-
teal with Richard Mansdeld's Mon
sieur Beaucaire" achievement.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-24

There are quite a number of peonIe
In the state who have an ambition to
ride about the Twin Cities in Tom
Lowry's private street car, and the 1906
gubernatorial fight is now on.-Jack-
son Republic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

ter, Confirmation, 9rilbepielie, 9e-
erapelie nlorig mao ipnfe neo til ru.
ifinm9siige ilurpeSe 6orretninger;
men iaa be bitter til iorb Spbpegelle
o. eiterlaber harige Snotrpf. Meb
6oraaning / hette Stpffe bliper pi
al0rig fGroig.
Meft en- pirfcltg, Ell ~cpIenflig
Gel al @ubstjeleitett, Of @~ubsbprfeI.
fen, bopr belle @enigbeoelr oirefte ber
tag lei, ct Renigbeosian9en.
Weni8beoSn tge,I burbe, nrre ct le'
bcnoe, ct griberoe.Et mpgttgt menia-
beosmrSiigt llGtrEf, bGahe for 8e.
fjerheIieu of &riitrnoomnteL og fcr
SrocSlipet / ole bets 8ornier - for
SpnbsbefienSeIien, slngeren og Sor-
gen ooer Sgn0eu. for Sroau, for Saa-
bet, for GiGrIigbcoeu, for Saffen %
9riieu.
Mfen oenRe Gel al @ltosticneten
laoer etotu reget tilboge at snife.
% Oog bar SEN friitne MeuigbeOs.
fang uGret ct al De mGgtiQe NiSler
taooe til at ipreSe &riitenoomnlenS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
De to fore Kirfefoncerter
auottorist | minneapolis,
Abe % 22oe Juni.

Zen norIfe Synboes ssentiaarsfeii
Siibeliunpocn i Gecorab bar
faaoe ct Sunooengoc o. ca Sanger.
felt. Sonacn o. Muiifen ON Ssr.
oneen 90 ON MFtcferne biorog i hsi
Grao til at 9ioc MeCet ct SsitiSs-
pr0g, iom intct Mpbe ier bapoe baot.
llnoer S~iiotrpffet al Senre Ssttios.
%iternning foote's unter SSlbeIipnooen,
cen Rorife SpnoSes SmgerforbunS
| amerifa.
Sette 5orbtino bar iat fig ion Sp-
gupe at lgfte iUrlia Sen @ren al 10
%neflutten, iom III faI6er ben firfeiige
Soncfinit, % al ben i9len oen @ren,
lom for 31tniten buroe pRre ben mo-
tiirIigite, ben erflelte: Mtenigbebsian-
gen, Salmeimpgen, bore aoraIer.
8eo Ereiteifoicr, peS pure aonfe.
renter, | Neutrality-suspicious. og beo
iaa mango geiligbcOcr elers isaer
man at lggge paa &rcitens Sierte, at
eeres inftSe bibelfe 9rGbifelter pgina
moa leDeres / ct iaobaut Soreorag og
poa en- iaaban Maa6e, at be / SanO~
bed Tan frngiie SiIbsrerue. @ulS.
Gbler bgr fremb9res I SsloIfmler.
Sc iroifirrper NrcIterne, at ale De.
res Gmbeosbanolinger: 0ua6, AaO-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

fra Sc Tenom Golntper | Staten til
at f~orit1a, bpor iadrc Traalering
trGngeS i Dc nororc Goinfper. Sta.
tens Granerimsraoo boIot cgini
NesSe / @cnnSSii / 2erbn9s. Ser bar
omtrert 800 REPRESENTATIVES, Igllh
ira Den iorore Gel al Staten iiiiteoe,
irobeIatctbe S~cuaturer, MeprGie,i~
tluter o. 6orretningsnGro ma Be
fcrifieIlige @per. @iperltpr Soguion
faISte M,goet til Green, forftnrrSc
Gets Senitat % o~pfororcsc De tilitcoe.
rsrreRSc til at nStale iia. Wnnge
tote meo 9caeiitring for 0rnnertng
/ sen norore lei at Strteib bionot
on6re Senator Stepbcns fm Groof.
itorb Sertutor Snnhbera ira aittion
GountD og StatSmfoiter Soerion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16
JnoIanoet.
2piuu.

". &. Gdrod, en- auicet GARNER
ftar @dterioo, foIn iloiic 2eroug bici'
fra @pcn og fGrSt fin Siiitrlis fcr.
lrr1lote 2ig / a~atlifurct: Inn en- Del
df &ooeoct co 9ercrte p1r igiul We1n
miStrder en- fSlof SanoitrMcre for
at Inpe nrfiftet SIScn % fnItet Mrs.
Sdlrod mo / Sen for at ifiuIc en- OF.
Ser s~sorbrDoelie.
@fuIfninarn | @nen MaribaQtoipn
er Frrsget nco 500 / De 5 iiSite Star,
tiItroSs for, at @nen fit ct ltpgt Slc9,
ha Sorpa Central onen FpttcSe line
Soceofuaorer fra 9eeu, "a Suffer.
truiteu luffeSc 5r~ffcrfnbrfen Ser.
llagtet Ma~ribalto,pn ioaleoes bar
ocrci, iaa bar oog @aribau 0ouitp
aada neS meO t,500 3erreifer itOerl
Soifctulinm / 1900.
Sbcrt SasiS 9. SenSeripn, iom,
Ft6en BAN forloo aorgreSien bar reilt
ira Srit til Splt her ! 2anoet. bar M
belnttet At IIoa ii9 tilro i Gubuauc
FOR Retcr al liue 0nac. san bar
fiebt 9ungetonrt | Sen imnttcitc Gcl
al @ueu % bill npfere Ct bcifeDent SiiS
psaa Sen. Somtcn Ct n,c1et paftcr
mcS CT bcrli3 llSiist ooer @~isiiSiippi.
6IoSen. Gbcrit ScrtNcrion or er0nu
fhrf % rotpit tiltrcSs for &rBterne
on bans iorffcoe SeibrGS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

ges: ~Nor @ub ban er Iaa iait en-
.@org" - HeIormntipnens 8rigsiang
% SeierSbpmne. @eo en- flor San-
gerfeit | giten bar Der iittet, Der lua-
Ieoes areb Sierterne Iom oenne Snl-
me, iinget al ct peloigt &or. 0sn
ril ber hinges at ct aor paa 500, ieo.
iaget Of Oct mGetige Srgel Sreel 90
G. Muiifforps paa 5 manb. 6rem-
heIes MeIooiea: "9iertelig mig It'll
lGnges"; bei,ne Welcbi, iom msoer
rs / Salmerre: "Sefol on Dine Geie"
CO 8nSIicnsInlmeu % Iniigt bsit
forbaanetl" Ion Soban Sebaitian
Bad meb iua eribenoe 8irfning bur
benpttet / oct itsrIte al nIe fine Zone.
parfer: "Matbeuspasiionen". 5rem-
Gales MeloSien: 500 ifflnt laoer
Serren raaoel" SremOeles: SOB og
Taf % ebia 9gre". 8remSeles San0-
itaos MeIterTpffe: "airfen ben er ct
gammelt S,is" meb maaIfe Dem giG.
neite al aIle norife Melobier al 9inoe-
mano. Eli oisie berIige aoraler fom-
mer iaa en- HGffe al fortrinlige &or-
iarge.
$ MiSten Itaar MerigbaSsialmen:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-16

Sarobc6Cr o. til at opbpgqe Menig'
beSerne. Oct CT let fortlarIi9t, icrbi
goo % ifion Gang taller iaa forrmber.
lig gribeuOe til Oct menneIfeIige
Sierte,
Nu Dor hi en- faban rig Sfot al
Salurcr, iom baaoe aiennem lit SrrS'
bold, fin 6orn % fine WeIo0ier bloc
here Ell mGgtiQ 9sfteitang I'll 8icu-
r~enusreIicn babe al SrelirrcnS iiOIte
SiIie: @nar BEN o. sisre ole SoIf til
mine GiicipIel % at bars Orb til
Teter: Gogt mine Soar!
Mco 6ette SDn pad Wr~ligbc0Siam'
grns 8etpSRiug bar au Norife 81.
nooes Sougcrforbuuo lat ita CIT 81.
eope, Tom uirfGIig bar er op6ragepSe
8etpolttra. Oct CT fsrft % remit
sieunem 6isie Soncerter, at ot foft
lore bore WciQ6eSer, b~norleoes por
berIi8c SoImeifat bsr ipnges, life blot
%firitemmigt, men i,niiont, enitenmigt,
for at seltne ptgtige Gel At @rtSStie'
nciten, Of @ilS$6urfelieu fan fomme
til iir Gst. Get pil prsoe at lore
MeniebeSerre al meo ben langiomnne,
ilrbenoe rGitgr orGbenoe @ta1oe Of
hinge paa % SerintcS 9ipe San9cr
ben SriifbeS % Set 2ip % Ben Stem
nina iom Sen Dor haoe FOR rtrfeitl
icm Sana III hmre iua en- SrGgenoc
% lsfsube SSroHpoelie.
IItiaa - oct oil lGre MeHigbe'
berne. bpao man falSer rptmiif Sal
meiaug.
&c firteIige aonrerter, iom Serfor
oeiaa iaor ifaI aipes meo iaa ltorc
Sufamtrger, bar life til Senitsi
blot at ifafie en- ~fortpuris SilircoSitil'
lelie % firfeIig miIifalf HpoeIie, EN-