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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-01-05

which they set out when first they
began landing troops on the Liaotung
peninsula. The task grew upon their
hands, doubtless beyond all anticipa-
ton, but their exertions and sacrifi-
ces grew with the growing needs of
the terrific struggle. How much
greater its difficulties were than was
generally understood NAV best be re-
allied when we recall some of the
comments made by competent
writers upon the wonderful sUorming
of Nanshan Hill, 30 miles north of
Port Arthur. That dazzling exhibit
ton of military courage, persistence
and prowess was the first thing that
opened the eyes of the world to the
full extent of the warlike potency of
the japanese forces; but the inferen-
ce from that to the speedy capture of
Port Arthur ignored the other side of
the equation-the almost superhu-
man difficulties presented by the sue
cessive lines of Russian Notifications,
difficulties which the bloody tale of
month after month of desperate as
saults and heroic resistance have on
ly gradually opened up to the worlds
knowledge. All the heroism of Nan
shan Hill, all the military science of
an army which has astonished the
world by its mastery ofeyery modern
phase of the art, and steady persisten-
ce in unstinted sacrifice of life to ac-
complish a great military obiect-all
these have only now at last sufficed
to bring about the surrender of Rus
sia's great stronghold on the Pacific.
The heroic defense made by the
Russians is only less impressive than
the wonderful campaign of siege and
assault carried on by the Japanese.
That the quality of bravery and
steadfastness in war is confined to no
nation or race, and to no set of ma
lions and races, is proved once more.
as it has been proved so often before,
by the record of the stubborn defense
that has just come to an end. Indeed,
it will perhaps be claimed for Stoes-
sells splendid resistance that it sue
ceeded in reducing the japanese, af-
ter all, TO the necessity of obtaining
their long-sOught prize as the result
of starvation and disease aud not of
successful assault; for, according TO
the accounts which come over the
wires today, the condition of things
within the walls of Port Arthur had
reached the very verge Of utter des-
peration. Such a claim, however,
cannot be substantially established;
for the possession by the Japanese Of
the forts which have fallen under
their assaults within the past three
or four days would have made a
speedy surrender inevitable even
though the garrison had been sup
piled with unlimited stores of food
and been in condition of entire COM
fort. If tie capture of Port Arthur
by assault was an impossibility, the
Japanese have accomplished the i'm
possible.
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THURSDAY. JAN. ). 1905.

AFTER the experience of Oakland
this afternoon the man who opposes
water works should be sent to some
barren island to spend the balance of
his DAYS.
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Fell and Broke Her Ankle.

During the progress of the fire this
afternoon Mrs. Annie Veach fell on
the icy pavement on Third street and
sustained a fracture of her right an
kle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

Emperor William Saturday received IN
audience Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Barry, who
Nns accompanied by his aid-de-camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
FATHERS UNIQUE STATEMENT
Unwilling to Prosecute Criminal if Son
Was Murdered.

CHICAGO, November 4.-"Whoever MUIR
dered my son will be punished enough by
his own conscience If foul play Is dis
covered l do not care to bring any one
to Justice
This unique statement was made today by
Harrison NJ. Wild. chorister and leader of
the Apollo Club of this city Three weeks
of investigation of the death of his SON.
Thomas. at cattle ranch nine miles from
Newman, Stanislaus county, Cal, have
been fruitless. Two lines of investigation
have been adopted, and results from them
are expected by Monday. Several letters
were written to disinterested persons re-
siding at Newman asking for any informa-
ton they may have regarding the death of
the boy
The body was incinerated at Graceland
cemetery shortly after it's arrival here. No
postmortem examination was made, and If
the body bore marks of violence those
marks are now destroyed.
The body was in bad state of decom-
position and was identified by Mr.. Wild by
a small mole on the bottom Of one of the
feet. Mr.. Wild now regrets that he did
not cause an examination of the body, with
view of ascertaining whether or not vio-
lence had been used.
Thomas Wild was in his twenty first year.
He had been in California for two years.
He had written a long letter about October
II, saying he would leave Newman on the
Southern Pacific railroad October 49, The
letter reached Chicago October To- A tele-
gram announcing his death reached Mr..
Wild October H. Immediate requisition
was made for the body, which was for
warded Letters containing conflicting
statements followed.
up to this time said Mr.. Wild, I'VE
have not been able to learn whether or not
there was any inquest. The personal effects
of the boy are in the hands of some official,
but who he is l do not know. If my
investigation fails the authorities Of the
state may be asked to take a hand In as
pertaining what really happened at the
ranch. What excited our suspicious first
were two letters from the ranch. One was
from a man named Hunt, who said that
Tom had been found dead out on the range.
The other letter, from another man, said
that the body had been found in the lad
bunk Then, after these conflicting state
ments, together with the fact that no other
circumstances were related the absolute
siie.lce Of Newman officials and residents
alarmed US.
las I said, we do not have any desire to
have any person incarcerated or punished
by law II it is found that the boy was muir
dered, but we must know all In relation to
his death to give us peace of mind
Mr.. Wild at the time OF the bringing OF
the body to Chicago was OF the belief that
full Information concerning the death Of
his son would follow Immediately In con-
sidering the disposal Of the body he did not
reckon with the doubts and fears which
have since arisen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

Jfm's paws he goes out and kills moccasins.
The men saw him recently with a big moe
casin In, his MOUTH The fight must have
been tough one, for Jim hasn't been very
active since then, but he will be all right
soon, and will probably chew up another
extra big snake for revenge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
Licensed to Marry in baltimore.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November "A mar
riage license was issued here today to Au-
gustus G. Prospect. aged twenty-one years,
and frankie G. Jones, aged twenty years,
both OF Washington D. c. The prospective
groom gave his address at 2104 10th street
southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

Gentry Brothers. proprietors of the Gem
try dog and pony show. have entered suit
against the city Of Grafton for 10000 dam
ages. Last summer team went through
two men were hurt and considerable prop
erty Was Destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

sailors death that the President spoke In
his address to the men of the West Vir-
ginia. Sonneman was a boatswain's mate
OF the second class. He was washed over
board while helping to place a cover over
the ventilator tube on the forecastle, and
his body was not recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
The Mayors Suggestion.

The other day me and the mayor and
some of the boys standing in Sans
place, liquoring casual and intimate, when
we got to talking about this cabinet hold
up.
Sheriff" says the mayor to me- you
write to your friend Bristow and ask him
to show us the trail. 1t amt rained no
news in these parts for a considerable
spell, and tracking the truth In newspapers
that drift in aimless and disconnected sure
is a tough job"
Why it stands to reason" the mayor
goes on, nodding amiable and persuadng at
Sandwich IS the barkeep-"that we don't
know the rights of this mix-up. This man
Roosevelt is President, amt he? And he's
got a right to pick out his own superin-
tendents to run things, amt he?"
Sure, mayor" 1 says, you're heading
straight. all right"
We'll, then" says the mayor. discoursing
swift and uncoupled-the same being due
to six slugs of red eye--''it stands to reason
that when he's ready to pick out his supers
the same which gets together and is called
a cabinet-that he's going to get sure
enough men. Amt that so2''
Sure mayor" 1 says, helpful and en-
couraging, you're ambling right along
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
his little talk will stick just about as good

JdChSOI -
The mayor which was some heated up by
eleven slues of red liquor allows that there
wasn't no Old Man Jackson. and that Hicks
is a sure-enough free and convincing nat;
he soon. as he ain't hurt much. owing to
Hicks being some unsteady-he says he
Going to finish the argument. and In the
,naa nt,me we want to know what you think
.hnrt ~ Sorry to bother you, but I'm
nimmb certain you don't mind. 90 long.
Here's hoping. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
Randle Highlands.

Take Capital Traction Cars, Pennsylvania ave.,
marked and G. and 60 over the new electric line
(free transfersl and buy q lot from which you get
grand view Of the city. These beautiful Highland
lots are within twelve minutes ride OF the Capitol
and the lots can be had easy monthly payments.
You can double your money. U. 8. REALTY CO.,
It'll st. and Pa. and La. ayes. n 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

you all remember old man Jackson,
which was a sure enough cow gentleman
in his day, but which went out In bed,
gradual and unpleasant, before most of you
drifted into these parts Old man Jackson
was a whole lot married-the same having
begun when he was young and frivolous
and the boys which worked for him-there
was eight or nine, If I'm remembering cor
rect-was plumb edited and encouraged
most every day by the way old man jack
son circled the corral when his wife was
feeling like a little diversion. The old man
didn't seem to mind the boys knowing all
about these here little domestic rifles, but
when they got to talking to their friends
free and entertaining about the way the
old lady made him step to music, and how
pan plumb regular and expert, he got real
peevish and irritated. But he knew these
here w-gentlemen which worked for him
and he didn't put up any four flush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05

Try Your druggist sells Wine of Cardui in s1oo bottles
Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
Jackson's Effective Method.

But couple of days after he'd heard
about the way the boys was talking, he
met one of them ambling along alone, and
he says to him, handling his forty-fouI
casual and absent-like: Jim, Mrs. ]. is
some temperouos when she's feeling that
way, amt She?
Jim cleared his throat a couple Of times
and allowed that he hadn't noticed it him
self, but had heard 1t said that she was a
little bit inclined that way.
pretty fine gift don't you think so
Jim?' asks old man Jackson. poking the
muzzle of his Colt, easy and punctuating
against Jim's waistband.
att sure is says Jim, plumb enthusiastic
and sincere.
81 scamper around some playful and
amusing when she's on the war path
though. don't T. Jim?' says old man Jack
son, amiable and grinning.
I sure never noticed It, says Jim, earn
est and convincing.
And can dodge coffee pots and things
plumb clever and artistic. can't /, Jim!
asks Old Man jackson, prodding Jim in the
ribs, playful and friendly. with his forty
four.
.'T amt heard that you ever tried says
Jim, sweating free and continuous.
And. of course says Old Man Jackson
tickling Jim under the chin with a nine
irch barrel. you wouldn't ever say any
thing different from what you believe
would you, JimT
Not me, says Jim, impressive and SOL
emn; you know me better than that
Because says Old Man jackson, smil-
ing and polite, they say that talking too
much makes some people bilious Why. II
might make you sick, Jim. just think oil
that. Why, 1t might make you real sick
Jim. Why. Jim, you might even go oui
sudden and unexpected.
well, Jim lopes of, and Old Man Jack
son he catches UP with the rest Of the
BOYS one by ore and he talks to them all
that way. There wasn't anybody working
for him that spread news around general
and promiscuous after that. and everybody
got along fine. Now. / allow" says Jim
Hicks, argumentatiye and persuading that
this here man Roosevelt must have met up
with his cabinet bunch one by one and
passed 'em some general conversation
sonnething like that Old Man Jackson put
ouf 10 hts men. And I'll bet tho best cut
aufacayuao inside the Bar Circle VIM that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
THAT CABINET BUNCH
Arnim's View of the Recent
Secrecy Order.
BILL SANGER'S LETTER
MAYBE THE PRESIDENT LINED
EN- ALL UP.
But Jim Hicks Thinks He Followed
Old Man Jackson's Indi-
vidual Method.
BILL SANGER'S LETTER

Former Fourth Assistant Postmaster
official of the government is still consid-
cred by Mr.. Bill Sanger and other inhab-
itants of the little town of Arnim, way
down in southwestern Texas, their
guide, philosopher and friend. Evidence
of this is furnished by the last letter re-
ceived by Mr.. Bristow, who is now in
Kansas, from Mr.. Sanger, the sheriff of
Arnim. who married the lady postmaster
of the famous "hats-off- mail order,
and who, after brief and exciting honey
moon, settled down to a life of quiet do
mesticity. The sheriff says:
Dear Friend Bristow
This here town is plumb curious and in
quiring just about now, trying to figure
out how things stand in that cabinet bunch
up there In Washington, and I'm gong
to ask you to put us straight. l amt both
cred you none considerable since the last
political roundup, and I'm sure confident
you won't take it wrong. You see we don t
get the papers here regular and continu-
Gus, and such as comes are sure various
and conflicting. AS near can make
out, taking them altogether and guessing
able and free, that cabinet bunch has been
talking along easy and uncarng for some
time, and the President didn't like it, ia
vor it none, joyous and enthusiastic. We
kind of figured out that when he got to
feeling that way real strong that this here
man Roosevelt lined that Cd binet bunch up
against the wall in front of him and says,
showing his teeth some free and promi-
nent that he'll let daylight through the
next man that opens his head But we
amt all agreed that it was done just that
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
"Boss'' Of the Pound.

.'Tvhere is one cat In Washington" said
Mr.. Einstein, pointing to large gray-and-
white feline of the masculine gender an
swering to the name Of Jim, that will not
come within the provisions of an ordinance.
and that ia the boss of the pound lying over
there stunning himself. Jim is remarkable
cat. Three years ago he wandered into our
Enclosure when no bigger than ball of
soft yarn, and here he has stopped. He is
q snake cat. He can whip any dog In town
at twice his weight. There are lots Of moe
casin snakes In the underbrush around the
pounA and when time hangs heavily upon
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
Sterf Darme.

Sper Minionbpen Stem 9orf off
forriac l1ge CIT gdrnnebsige lige'om
oite / tibIieere gnr. Sfisnt ItlaH-
terbapet li9ger tGt peb, er Seoeh :
amcrifos metropolis mangcngaitg
iaa Itcrf iom / arabien, og Be SnO.
6pgoere, iout MAJ blioe tiemme, ltoef
meget; mango oer, st Telegram Der
ira al t3Se Si,li tiger, at / bsoc Ssu.
oaa Den 9oe, t6 Monbdg, II SirS'
BAG, IL Snsbag % 10 SorSoag. "a
8eirfontorct lopeoe ingen 6oran.
oring. Sper Dag Dor Der talrige Gr'
cmpler pua, at Solt ooerpGlbeoeS az
Seoen. Sprsoag Worgcu bar Senelt
oppe I so @raoer % 6ustigbeoen !
Sc; 6iigtigbeoen gift neo, mel Seoen
iteg If @raoer pnn A Elmer. s Den
nnoeriprbiife Sporoei bar Der Ell
bIaangtig us, JON man isr life boo.
Sc Jet Mage til. Soipitalerne bar
fuI6c al 6olf, JON Seoen bapSe magt.
itinaIet, % 2GBer pg Spgepleiere fit
SGnoerne fuloe. st SelgierenbebS.
iellfab bar ct Silfluatiteb | Sea
greeSe, iom fan optaee 5000 Msore
meo Smaobern, % 1000 bar ailereoe
bragte bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
De fore 5cleliers Clio.

geS ct SoreSragsitepne SsnSas
Sen 2oer Siili | Sfien mtrSeSe Imt-
mdno ltllHanr ifsIge Barber" ON
ben gamIe Slbemors Orb ! ~2eonar.
oo": ~Ge itore SsleIiers SiS er otter
brnSt rem. Saa er oct mn for bort
SoIf. gt bar life bapt Masen iiben
1914. 9e nISre fer MT meo baIpt
l1nbren, n9iten @antro, OF BET pirfe.
Zig er feet, iom be troebe rilbe be.
bspe Menteffealore for of bIi 8irfe.
lisbeb. Sort S96reImo er efter
rtarae Sunbre @ars Suttitmlen after
iis ielp. De irnge bar ipente en- itoIt
Spgape at tage fat poa at bpgge og
itpre Oct rpe Rorse. Gan ben unee
SI9st life Serpeo naa til MIpor, ian
naar ben bet albrig. @ar fan ALE
reSe Spore, bporban Ilooret er paft.
SieISen / en- beoaset Tib Ter man
minore l~lbifeielier emo mn bisie
Gage.
CIT 9ISre ltSlGnoiug, Tom III.
mann bapbe tnlt meb, % iom bapoe
paret | ariitiauia / Se melt beoUseSe
Gage, 5apoe forbauiet uSbrnot: "Dser.
bar S Sa iugen PsbeI I Deres fore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

noscn efoncnriif slIcn. Stcre MRni
liiener fla lite rige | Statcns 5iene
ite. TerionIig 5oroeI er Dem ! Ne
seIen ct fremmeo geereb. Ge bripes
al ct bsiere 4nIo til at eisre netos
BET, iom beres Gpner irrIig ipncs a
bape uopc9et Dem til at gisre, % BE
pioltbeocn ON at firune bore fit Gam
% lit 6oIf til iterit mulis @apn Ell
Dem Sen NOT. s Dor Sib CT Der foo
Stotsmrnb, JON boIber Sbeens Sane
iGrlia beit, % oerfor bill inooffe mo-
@terielle Senipn mn lettere gisre iia
~gieIoenbe oeiaa paa bette Smraaoe;
men | Set itore % belle moa Def bel
.liaes. of Be MGnb, Der itaar / Spio'
len for Reaierinaen, err bGbet oper
Ristanfe for efonomiif 8tnbeipge.
Iette bar ga ogiaa Here al Dem be-
BIT netop berpeo, at De er piaige til
al gisre Snbbug ! fine pripnte Sor'
inner for pan nnitGnbig Bis of fnnnc
reprGienterc 2anoet | De Stiainger,
bportiI De CT foloet. tSporpibt BET er
ret at forIange en- iaaoan Spoirelie
al Dem, err eanife piit ct Spsrgsmaal,
ipm fortiener bore 2opgipereS OBJ
mprfiombco, on bet er mulig, at benne
Gag | Ell npr 6remtio bill blipe 8ien.
itano for gruroig Grsitelie ! aongres.
len. Spis oct iorbolocr ia iaa, at ct
WcoIem Of Sen amerifanife Hegiering
life fan Iepe iaoIebes, iom oct Zig bsr
og bsr en- Manb | Ell Zig Stiliing,
paa bet 2su, iunt Regierin9et beta.
Ter, iaa blir oct 10 mart til bet, at
frn 8igfolf fan inbtrGbe | en- aa'
binetspIobs, % bet er nnRgtelig IL
oet itelnmenoe meo oemofrntiife Erin'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
UeIion hialp Dem.

CIT Ssoe | Rtnneapolts beo Rabr
so. Weibberger, ienbte ipnnr Reiie.
penee til I'm Suitru og fire 9srn |
RitsIonb for at faa Dem efter fig til
amerifa. @eb anfpmiteu til SEEM
gorf bite oct itg imiolertib at TO al
8srnene oar arterebet al en- 9ienips.
bonn og blen inblagt paa ct Soipital
beritebs og en- 9lbre Ssiter bleo bos
De to 8srn for at pasie Dem. 9a
@srnerie bar belbreoet, fit Wfeibber-
ger | Rinneupolis en- SoipitalsreJ.
ming paa SITS, iont ban bog tnget
ltobei iaa iii of ifaffe, % Reiiepense-
ne til SamiIien babSe Tugt ale bans
RibIer. Ser bar allerebe toeet
.SfriSt til OF ienbe De i~toffels gsrn
tiIbage til &usIano, ba Senator
4rlte @eIion | iioite StebItf tit bette
forbinbret. Tnn Overwhelming al
~asIociateo CHARITIES" / Ninneapo.
lis benpenote ban iig til Snouan-
oringsoepartementet og fit Sriiten
for gsrnenes SiIbagefenSelie forIGn-
get, inotiI barmbiertige Renneifer
frube faa iamlet Den n~sooeuoige
Sum til at betale Soipitdlsresniu-
gen % 9srnenes Reiie til Rinueapo-
.lis. Sette er mn fleet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
England % Norge.
gerbensbIaort "5imes1 Menins nm
ttniOnsitrioens HilGeeeIie.

@ereensHabet Zines | 2onoon
notaIte iorleben Dag ! en- Meonftions.
artifeI, at mango Goftorer peser
Retning al en- tiIirebsitilenoe Orb.
ming at ltnionsitriben, ioet besge
JoIf mooirtter Tia en- MfaisieIie meo
Daabenmngt, % begge inorsmner, at
ltnionen I 8irfligbeoen er opreDet,
ligeiom bet bperfen er enifeligt elIer
beIbigt at fornpe ben. 9egge er OBJ
mGrffom pad Saren, iom triier De
imaa @ntioner, % life minbit Dem
ielu. 8egse er fig bepioft, at be lam.
me Snteresier, iom tibIigere fnpttebe
be TO SoIf fammen, ogiaa / Sremti.
ben pil f6ges o~prefboIot, bporfor Der
er iterf @riinb til ingeit M~nitrenseIie
at ifp for at Iette Spergansen til ben
upe SiIitmb. Selbigois snifer Song
Oscar, fisnt faaret % forltemt oper
9egiberbeSerne I Rorge, at SoiIte-
punfterne ffaI nfsisres ! Sreb ng $40
til bet faIles bebite, noget, iom ben
ioenfte @egierings Gorilag ogioa tp-
beIig logger for Dagen. Spao Der
ftaar tiibage, er at tr9ffe afsi6reIien
ON at beige SormnIiteten. Sen inen.
tie Repierings anmobning ON Sub.
magt til at nnberbmble meb Stor-
tinget ~inbeb9rer en- Inerfienbelie af
Stortingets ltafbGugigbeo. Sberige
ipnes / 8irfelisbeben OF ba inbrsmmet
be norIfe Sororinger. Horses Sp.
tr9oen bier, at man bill gisre bet nat.
Iist at nnbeaa ct Samnenitso meo
Speriee. Stortingets Spar paa 3on-
gems 9roteit bier ct aImin6eligt On.
tie ON, at Splssningen al llnionet
maa leSe til ct beore Snmfoem mel.
lem Sc TO Soil. "Times" timber BET
umiliat at antase MI, ba begse Solf
far Iagt for Dagen gieniioig >eIie
for binanbert og Do begge Solf er
operbepiit ON, at beres sieniioise
8elf9rb freezer ct gobt SorboIb, of
Sperige life ifuIbe bile a~nerfienbe
0orses Suoer9nitet. "Get er i1ni,.
ligt at tro," ffriper gIabet, "at Ror.
bens Snteresier ifliIoe iattes pua
Spill alene for en- en- Sormimas." -
S pelirnberrettebe 4reoie / 2ort-
bon uotaIes Snerbeoisning ON, at
Zines" ! fin MRffe Of 2ebere ON
l1nionsoplssninsen fulbit9,,big refe.
rerer ben brittle &egierings Stano-
punft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
Stor SfoshaneeI.

ct SeIegrom fra Dlilirtb meooeler,
at Sr9IaitbmbIer gotparo Sines &
60. Chicago bar fisbt no @bite &i.
Der 2umber Company | Waion, @ap-
fieIS Gouutp, @is. &isbeiummen
breier iie on So, GOO. 000. s San-
oeIeu meSfslger ale 8bite @tper.
Somiasets Sfooe. alt Ssnnler peo
bets Sagbria, ale bets Soffer, Ssm.
merIeire, &ontcrer, Seite % aIt on.
Get, Tom bsrer til bets Sorretnins |
RorSporten ni @iseuniin. Sfcoene
iiees at uogisre meIlem 800 og $50
Nilicner SOB og ligser peo Wbite
Riper. SopeSmGnSene ! bet Som.
paui, iom bar iolgt no til Shines 4
60, er Sumbiro & @eperbditier.
GS,paro Siucs bar oppe ] Gl,litb De
ierite Gage al iorrige llse % talte
meo fin Sorretninssfsrer ! Gorope.
item, 3. S. Custom.