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BIOGRAPHY.

TRTN ~ESSFS AND COURT LADIES. BY Arvede Bartne.
Authorized English Version Illustrated. 12mo, pp.
vi $50. &C. = Putnau's Sons)
The romantic careers Of FIVE famous women Marie
Christina Of Sweden, the Duchess Of Maine,
e Margarine OF Reyreuth and an Arab princess.
FATHER TAYLOR Py Robert Collyer. 12mo pp. 5s
american Unitarian AssOCatiOn)
sketch of the founder Of the Seamen'a Bethel IN
port of T;osI1u
sIE THOMAS LAWT>ENCI1's LETTER BAG: Edited bv
Soues Layarf- With T}ccCllsCtions Of tho
artist br Miss Elizaleth croft. With twenty two
Illustrations. svo, pT. Ky, 296 Longmans. Green &
COD
selection from the correspondence of the painter
illustrated With reproductions or his work
CAP'N CIADWICK- MARBLEHEAD SKIPPER AND
SHOEMAKER By John White Chadwick limo
up. s. tAu=rCau Unitarian Ass0clation)
Issued True American Types"
MEMOIRS or PRINCE CELODWIG OF HOHTNLOHE-
SCuLLINGSFJ EI;SI. Authorized by Prince Alex
au6er % Hahsrlohe- chl.nssfaerst. English Edition
supervised bv George w. ChTystal B A In two
volumes Illustrated Svo, pp. TX. 405 *. 6lS CThe
Macmillan CoUQauy)
~eview n The original German edition was pub
Isled in The Tribune Of November 10
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
S4TED FROM BO4T At SEA.
Creyr of Boston Schooner BroHs~
Into Port bg Steamer.

Gloucester, Mass. Dec. News or ne t-.-.cl -.
the Boston three nasted schooner A = L---srx-a
reached here to-day. when the crew OF ta1 " Na-
vessel arrived on board the British $50 - a..
nette. which came into port with CA - ne
from Trapani The men were , ana lsfs,
I.unerbi N s. schooner OresuA - lost p
transferred 10 the Nanette- no one ons ~ ths Ens
the wreck but Captain Lewis fGstuiJI7 ~ a BIG g.
ers0n was carried against the Wee. - ~ was "
and had a rib fractured Ihe El Ellioi 80 Nont2s
masted and waterlOgsed IN a 7s-S 7sS 80 Cs4ps SAos
She had been driven from Ietc, when tre -
She was about or the latter piac7 -
gon took OF her men, -, south AM ~
early last week for ROckland, Ms "'
thrss s4.A-1gsd LoSs - co--
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
EDUCATIONAL.

QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS As A LABORATORY
BASIS FOR THE STUDY OF GENERAL IN
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. BY William Conser Nor
gan Pa j. .Yale3- syo. Up xiv, 81. CT1e Mac
milan Company
A course Of instruction given the freshmen
classes Of the University uf California
a SHORT COURSE OK EXPERIMENTAL EQUATIONS
Ty Donald Francis Campbell. Ph. i. l2mc pp. VII.
GTle Macmillan lOuTaLyD
4 FIRST BOOK IL ENGLISH Designed Especially for
Foreigners ~ 1Sahel RichmaU WalIach. Illustrated.
12u1. rr. % tSilver. BUrdett & Co)
ELEMENTARY SL.0yD AND WHITTIING With
drawings and working directions Hy Gustaf LARSON.
I--lst-a --l. l2no. pr. 80 (s.Ivsr, Burdett & Coz
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

An attractive holiday volume from the burned
out and resuscitated publishing house of Paul
Elder & Co, san Francisco and New York is
''Ye Gardeyene Boke,' a collection of quota
tions sentimental and instructive gathered by
Miss Jennie Day Haines from the writings of
garden lovers from Palladius to Henry van
Dyke. The book is decorated with page enbe-
lshments by Spenser Wright and is printed in
green and black
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
B. s O.'S OFFER REFUSED.
Trainmen Likely to Strike, Says
Vice- Grand Master.

Pittsburg. Dec. w. c. Lee vice-grand master
OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen. and
committee OF that body called General Manager
Fitzgerald and other officials OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad to-day. and after short conference
announced that they would not accept the proposl-
ton offered by the officials. Later MI Lee said
further conference would be requested, ana II
looked at present very much like a strike In the
yards of the Baltimore & Ohio.
Asked about the outlook the other roads In
this district. Mr.. Lee said
It Ia quite possible that the Fittsolr1 = Lake
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ARcHnScrEJRE

n = N, = T5r Elise facS OF THE SOUTH OF
original Photographs by Vida T51t Franois IN tvo
S0ns1
Descriptions and historical anecdotes - - .a.
churches converts n Provence Lam A.-s,sS So
Casco-y with beautiful illustrations a. 80,
Eravure and hafrone-
OXFORD. BY Il T. Masse II. A. Illustrated. 49,
Tp- 10 Imported by Charles Scribner's Sons)
In '"-he LauEhan Series" illustrated collection
Of a-r monographs, edited by Selwyn Brinton. M A.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
LITERATURE.

A HISTORY OF SOUTHERN LLTERATURE BY Carl
Holiday. NJ. A svo, pp. 4o6 Nea4e Fuolsh'ns
Company
A history Of the development Of literature IN ne
South settlement OF the Nirgnian colonies 10
present
HOMER AND HIS AGl Ry Andrew Lang. illustrated
svo pp xii, S36. U1ongmans. Green & Coz
Al attempt 10 prove that the Homero epics are the
Of a single
LIE PLJTARCr9 DE MONTAIGNE. Selections from Am
yot Translation Plutarch. Arranged 10 Illustrate
Montaignes ESSAYS. Compiled and edited by MISS
Grace Norton l2no, PIP vii. 1872 Q1ousAton' Mlnlin
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
RELIGIOUS.

PAULINE AND OTHER STUDIES II EARLY CHRIS
TTAN HISTORY. Iy ~. NJ RaTasaE- HON. u e. l.
Illustrated sv1, ~. A., Ala ,A- G.. Armstrong
SOM
The greater par Of the volume ie tahen ur with
study of and work -. Paul Among the
other papers ''TIe Worst ID ot the Virgin 81
Fuhesls Pagan Rryivajsu and the Prosecutions
Early Church and The Fermaneuce OF Re
igi0n Holy Places in Western Asia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

But the Anal test or our ability as nation 49, Iss
on the power OF our people 10 Judge Ot st'ss 80
quietly and accept the operations OF lEss 80
when Il works to their own hurt. and % ss- - -
OF success Of the kind thar viii preserve ~ uT~s<r
tion instead OF those which will destroy Y -. Z,
man who publishes newspaper Wnlcn 2ps~a~ ~ ~
the emotions rather than 10 the tntslls1loo 80
readers. and 10 q lass extent every 1ntn 49,
lightly believes the statements that exist - ,osss
a newspaper. hurts our political Ifs a
vulnerable
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Literary Nesvs
and Criticism.
Our sthss Lnes.ry New, NTH pase)
Current TaIk About Things Present
and to Come.

special limited edition OF 90 numbered sets
(ot which only two hundred are for sale) of THE
Familiar Letters OF James Howelp' is in prepara-
ton by Houghton. AIifiin & Co for publication
in January. 1907. The author, who lived in the
reign OF Charles / has long been recognized as
one OF the most charming, as ne was one Of the
earliest, OF the procession OF famous English
letter writers, OF which walpole. Grey. Cowper,
FitzGerald and Stevenson were luminous fig
ures- The letters viii be gathered into four vol
umes. printed in Caslon type. with wide margins
and uncut edges. The binding VIII be in boards
with leather label Miss Agnes Reppner con-
tributes introduction 10 the first volume
The second volume Of the two volume edition
OF the COLLECTED Poetical Works Of ". B.
Yeats VIII not he published. 81 is now an
nounced. until next spring by the Macmillan
Company. The first volume. recently issued,
contains the Lyrical Poems" The author
naIvely declares that in this collection he has
brought together for the first time all iof my
poetry that have any liking for"
THE North American Review has taken up
the propaganda OF woman suffrage and Esper-
anto. reader Of the periodical who is appar-
emily not IN sympathy with either cause suE-
gests that space would be saved and both move
rnents adequately exploited by printing the
versal' language Americans are supposed 10
take encouragement from the announcement
that Crown Prince Olaf OF Norway is having
lessons n Esperanto and some Of the children
az the royal family Of England are also receiv-
ing instruction in The same artificial tongue.
London Punch" in humorous comment on
Mr.. Arthur Christopher Benson's habit Of pub
s.lishing his works anonymously and afterward.
=
nouncing his responsibility for them, prints the
following literary announcement:
thor-ship OF which has hitherto been matter Of
Erave specHlstloT was L! reality Written ny A g
page OF the new edition. 10 which he will con-
Miss Helen o1icolay's The Boys Life Of Lin
coin" based Npon the standard life Of Lincoln.
written by heA father and the late the Hon.
John Hay. has PISSED quickly into a second edi-
ton The volune'ts published by the Century
Company.
Delightfully."- dron s>e both the verses and
pictures in Burgess JollrA,r's "BeastIv Rbvnas"
with Illustrations by Z. War; F2Iais5ar The
authors descriptions Of various a~jmals ara as
amusing IN diction as in Characterization Take
his rhymes about
THE GLAD YOUNG CFANOIs
How lightly leaps the youthful chzrris
From rock 70 rock and never misses
always get all cold and clam0is
When near the edge Of p-ecipices.
Confronted by some vawntng chasTr.
be bleaIs not for his sire or Tnar1ois
Chat is, suppnsing that he has'r}.
But ysWns EEnself-the bold young larnois
He Is thing Of beauty always:
And when he dies q gray old rar1ois.
Leaves his horns deck our haIlwsvs:
his skin cleans teaspoons soiied jamnis
shouldn't Ike TO he a cranois.
However much ] his debtor
] hate 70 run and WHY. dsr1ois,
Most any JUD would sui bebtor.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
REPRINTS.

THE DIARY OF JOHN EvRLYN. with an Introduction
ano Notes by Austin pohson- In three Volumes Il
lIsfrHte.l xxi. ..hs VI 40, yi. .Tha
Macmillan company
handsomely made edition with Illustrations in
rhotosra ana half:one from paintings and old
THE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS. The Arabian
NigI s Entertainments Translated Edward VIII
Lane Edited 10y Stanley Poole, NJ. a.
j. In four volumes. No, IT. I2Tno. up Tii,
George Bell sons
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
EICTION.

AT TIE COURT or THE MAHAENTA. A Story O:
Adventure By Louis TRACY illustrated. I2uo pr.
american News Company
The romance Of cruel Indian prince and Eng
lsh Eirl.
THE CRg1BLE or CIRTT INSTANT ~ PERCY
pI. III. SO 1rederi1k Warne d COZ
The story Of London factory girl who becomes
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
TRAVEL.

THE WONDERS OF THE COLORADO DESERT South
srn California; Its Rivers and It's Mountains. It's
SEnYons and It's Springs. Us Life and Its History
i-ctured and Described by George Wharton Jamss
- ii upward OF three hundred pen and ink sketches
bf Ca-l Eyel Ia volumes svo, pp XxXvt 20
A'1 80 tioston; Little, Brown ~ Coz
, 4Heiaiing a journey made rom
Ss overflow of the Colorado River 70 tie ssltou Sea-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
PoIITICAL sClENCE

HISTORY OF DIPLOMACY ~ THE INTERNA-
TIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF EUROPE ~
David JAYNE HILL il. T. Vol Il The Es.,b-
lshmeut Of Territorial Sovereignty With mans
and tables xxiv. 663. tIouEmsus
An untechnicaI account Of the political deveIon-
Europe regarded from the international
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
POETRY.

TIT POETTCAI. WORKS OF WILLIAM YEATS
In volumes. Volume +. Lyrical Poetry 11r1o.
pP xiii, @S6 tThe Macmillan Company
The second volume containing M Ye7ts's
dramas in viii be published next spring
THE SPIRIT oF LOVE AND OTHER POEMS By
Charles Gibson. 12mo, PIP t&. 2s6- published by
he author1
SILNERLEAF AND OAK. By Lance TaiIav 1omo
- --na N-cu.-LLar -.-L--a---
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

destroyed in the San Francisco fire. and ac-
eordingly the volume appears without the plct
ures that had been planned for ii. The text
is condensed and arranged by Mr.. Garfield from
material that came into his hands accidentally
and that he believes to have been the jotted
down experiences of one Of the original "Argo-
nauts"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Friends Of Mrs. Frances Trego Montgomery's
Billy Whiskers" VIII welcome her new book.
Billy Whiskers' Friends which Brewer. Barse
& Co. Chicago. are publishing. There are six
fun page Illustrations in colors and numerous
pen and ink drawings and decorations scattered
through the text.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
SCIENCE.

CHIdEROID FISHES AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT
BY Dean, Professor OF Vertebrate Zoology
Columbia University. Illustrated. 4tu pp ls4
washington: Carnegie Institute or Washington
With eleven colored plates ana many illustrations
In
MARS AND ITS CANALS BY PercivRl Lowell Illus
trated. svo, pp, XIV. 393 (The Macmillan Company ,
a popular account OF eleven years work al The
Lowell Observatory.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Erie will make settlement before night for the
T,ittsburg district I will with officials OF the
Pennsylvania to-day and maybe with officials OF
other roads this afternoon The Pennsylvania IS
the only road that has submitted a proposition
10 Us they stiu refusing 10 so further than the
cent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

COLONEL. CR0~KFT-TS &C. OPERATIVE CHRIST
MAS. 81 Rupert Hughes Illustrated l2uo pi Sc
,Pnladelphia- George ". Jacobs & COD
The story original pElanhrorist
NEW YORK HISTORIC AND PICTURESQUE. 4
calendar FOR 1907. VITA photographs by George p
IiaU a. Wesse's Comuauyj
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
NATURE STUDY.

THE GARDEN AND IT'S Accessories Ry Io-ing
Underwood With cNplauatory Illustrations limo,
pr. xiv. 20. Boston: Little Brown X Coz
An aid 70 the maker both simple and elaborate
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Nine. Emma Magdalena RosaHa Maria Jo-
sepha Barbara, Baroness Orczy is the full name
oS the author Of the novel 7 Win Repay lust
published by the J. b Ltppincott Company. In
private life she IS known by the shorter designa-
ton OF Mrs. Montague Ba-stovv. She is q Hun
EaTian by birth and was totally unfamiliar with
English until she was fifteen years Of age, when
she went TO England and soon began the study
oi af~ she met the gentleman who later be-
came her husband - the ART school which she
attended. After their marriage Mrs Barsto77
turned her attention 10 writing rlsvs and stories
hut M Barstow stiu remains faithful n bis
original profession.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

gomery Illustrated by Hugo Won Hofsten- 4'o' pp.
i3e. iC'hcago; Brewer Barse & Cop
Stories Of the farm animals
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

"A book for men compiled by woman is the
description given of volume that the Sparrell
Art Company. Of Boston is publishing. Its title
is Adams sons" and the editor is Mrs. Leila
Sprague Learned There are 12O marginal and
full page illustrations by Mr.. A. G. Learned and
an Introduction by Mr. Wallace Irwin.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Arthur Ruhl has written a new story Of ath-
letic life, entitled. a Break in Training"
which the Outing Publishing Company is bring
ing out this month.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Three new juveniles just issued by the Reilly
& Britton Company. Chicago, are Aunt Jane
Nieces" by Miss Edith Van Dyne: "Annabel,
by Miss Suzanne Metcalfe. and Sam Steele's
Adventures" by Captain Hugh Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Dr. James H. Woods. of the faculty OF philoso-
ply at Harvard University. has translated from
the German Of Paul Deussen. professor OF phi
IosOphy at the University of Kiel. his Outline
Of the Vedanta System OF Philosophy. Accord
ing 10 shankara 500 a. Do" This book is an
analysis Of the most important of the six great
systems Of philosophy in India, and represents
to-day the belief of nearly all thoughtful Hin
zoos M C. B. Runkle. of Cambridge, has as
sissd the translator. and the volume is issued
py - Grafton Press.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Ali the Year i'm the
Garden
A NATURE CALENDAR
~ EGT-T4F-P NTATzONr

Special type designs 12rno. cloth. s1OO ust rl
leather. $3.50 net postage loci
''Of especial attractIveness and contain
ing a happy outdoor thought from rna1v
authors for each day in the year. n \,
buoyantly refreshing n It's suggest!vsness
OF all growing things. s.'-CbicqgO Ne7Cs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
NEW POCKET EDITIONS OF
In Tune With the Infinite AND
What All the Worlds
A-Seeking

BY RALPH WALDO TRINE
These two famous Life Books which
have sold by the tens Of thousands and
been widely translated, are now offered in
dainty pocket size. They are finely made
throughout. and bound in Japanese style
for $1-25 each. or IN silk for the same price.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

The lively. not 10 say uucoU-f-~-a fla eyra-
T1ences Of the brave missionaries who. with their
lives and Bibles iu their hands. even-uaIlv con
Terted 10 Christianity The carnibaIstic natives
~ the South Sea Islands. are related in a COL
lection o. letters compiled and edited hv Della
van / Pierson and now published by the Funk
Nasnalls Company. Mr.. Piereon is The man
aging editor OF THE Missionary Review Of The
World" and his book IS entitled The Pacific
Jslanders-Frorn Savages 10 Saints" While 1ha
letters 70 back only eighteen Years they foil
of Gays when the Observation-Disclosures bands
- tme-Were savagely butchered and de-
voured b. The natives. Yet others followed nm
daunted.' The method seems 10 have bae1 N
keep supplying missionaries until The natives
were surfeited and then TO preach TO them when
they were too stuffed 10 move. But perhaps The
enthusiasm OF the writer OF the publishers an
nouncement has uisled US.
Ella Wheeler WiIcox's name apDea-s 1,roo
she title page Of a slight volume Of poems. pub
ushed by Elizabeth Tovne. Of F1olyoke. Mass
New Thought Pastels' is the name given TO
the book. The contents are Of d likeness 10 the
previous verses Of the author. As an example
va quote the following:
THE law
when the great universe was wrought
- might and majesty from uauEht
me al creative force was
Thought
That force IS shine. -7ouCh desoIa+e
The way may seem. command Thy fate
SEND forth Thy thought
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Books You Will Like to Own
Famous American Songs
Actor Families i'm America
By GUSTAV KOBBE
BY MONTROSE ]. MOSES

70 coors- With 40 ful-page portrait
and new photography. Svo, cloth, 500 net
Postage % centsl
tmert is agreeable history.
narrative IS enlvened with
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

The sketches FOR the illustrations OF Cllauncay
= Canheld's The Dizry of q z9er" sust pub
lished by the Morgan Shepard Company. were
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
THE LAW

z P Dutton & CO. are publishing An Intro
duction 70 The Study Of BrowrIng.' by Arthur
Eyrnons. in new revised and enlarged edition.
"A Crystal Age" 10y q. H. Hudson author Of
1.-The Purple Land; Local and Central Govern
rnent; Comparative Study of England France
Prussia and the United States by Percy Ash
icy. of Lincoln College, oxford; and three trage-
dies by Newman Howard. entitled. respectively
The Footsteps Of Proserpine." 'SavonaroIa"
and "Kiartan the Icelsuder"
We have Just received the work in two vol
umes by Professor George Wharton James on
The Wonders Of the Colorado Desert South
ern California issued by Little Brown & Co
The books are profusely illustrated and al
though somewhat belated in appearing. are stiIl
published in time for all but the most fore
handed Of holiday shoppers.
Elizabeth Miller. author Of saul Of Tarel-s
recently reviewed in these pages. is q young
woman of Indianapolis Who spends her summers
81 the widest Of the Colorado Rockies" She
was born IN 1873. and is an American of British
Scotch and Welsh descent Her mother was one
Of the earliest women journalists in the middle
West although an author and from Indi-
ana" Miss Miller declares that she has neither
married nor entered politics"
The sketches FOR The illustrations OF Chauncey
= Csnheld's The Diary of q z9er" slst r,r,l-
aished by the Morgan Shepard Company, were
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Miss Helen o1icolay's The Boys Life Of Lin
coin based Npon the standard life Of Lincoln.
written by heA father and the late the Hon.
John Hay. has TSssed quickly into second edi-
tion- The vOlUneNts published by the Century
Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
WDt Bert. --asenter OATES!

"NurSmenSenc / Gmcrifa, SercS
Siturie % &efurS", Of Rortin III.
ocitao, er mi uttoer Srpfpins og in.
SebcIoer: "6orbhtorte" (9eretntnJ
ON RorbmenoeneS OpSo8eEie Al
gmerito og ON andre 9egfoerbebsr
| Sibsrumnlet 9OO-1S25), - I'll
Gmerfta meo SetLifibe", - "Stati.
fit ODER Sen norife SnSoanoring"
(bertiD, - De norite SettIementer
/ amerifa" (Sitprie, gioncer 5or-
tGlinaer, &nefboter, Rapneforteg.
heller 90 Statntif - fra boert en-.
FELT County, boor SoIt Of norff Ser.
fcnit finbes), - "RorSmpnS one.
ritunffe Srige" (SpIpsrirJer ON 8,
norite 9~eEtogere / pg Gort9ainoer
ira &rigeRe), - "gSorSm9ro / Of.
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= "Rorff.amcrifanife airtsamfunS
% WeriebeSer~, 90. SfoIer, DO. gel.
Observation-Disclosures, "afBoIbs.
otrtiombeS HanSt bort Sof", -
"Sdmmenitiaiug Of norife San6Dg.
Siwaer ! glmsrifa", - "SItoriif oa
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6pEfGtepuer og SammeuiIutniue),-
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fontoret / Ssiian bIipe bppet op !
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Surtient ~ssorfrcmmrlfe.

"6eugus Sails S~SolirnaI" for Sole
Dec. meSoeIer, at 2outs g. Seller.
man. iom err opooret Yer | gpel, %
Tom / fere gnr bar beret Stotions.
aeert for Rcrtbert Soeific 8anen |
Jengrs Sails, M er ~furfrernnet til
reiienbe @osiageraeent for ganeR
meIlem 9ttllrfb 90 YaorbaungrRni en-.
Sans SuoeSfpartcr oiI blioe / 5or9o,
men ban bill DO / 6ergaiS Sails til
8oareu. San oil ooerta9e fin nge
Stiatna, ina mart bans @iteruans
ce6 Stdticneu / Serpis Sans er uo'
roEout og onfcnmer. gloSet Tiger, at
@pen bar life boot en- bpgtigere og
mere forefoumenbe StGttouSn8em
erto Wr. @eIermar, men % oct CT
9dnens Bis at ~forfremnre bpgttae %
pirfiomne W9uo, fltnhe ben hoppe
fRoe en-, Der bar pnrbigere oertiI eno
SIR. @elerman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-21
SmaGpIuf.

81. 30. Gibbs / @IrFfton bar
fist Gilbert 6. GDriitelS @us / &eit
9ecorab os biz FDtte iuS I'll 9peu.
-SIai ghoe fom / SirSooaS iii.
bage fra @aucp Stir, q. Qaf., boor
ban bar opbOIot fla iioeu / alpriI.
San ngtcr at tiLbr;roe @irtcren biem.
me / @Ienlpoo6 3omnIbtp.
- SEeriHeH % 9oIitiet bor I
IGpgere Tio eftcrigge Gut5roie 0qlf.
fp, mob Foem 6raroiurDen Dor fattet
ire 9iAoLe5elutuiuger, en- for Sr15,
brito og to for SoerfnI6. Sorrigc
llge opimiebe man bum ! Rocf
SsLnuO, Su., og Sberiff @li3euer rel.
fte @aanoaQ til GcS Roine5 for II
faa Observation-Disclosures af @iUerns.
ren; Serfru rebite ban til SIlirois
for at brirse 9aifg biem til 5orbsr.