davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28
Miss Marguerite Porter Gives Pro-
gressiVe Book Party

DUN
4 move, and thoroughly enjoyable
affair among the young society set
was the progressive book party Civ
en- by Miss Marguerite Porter on
Tuesday night at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. L. Van Hood, on Fort
King avenue.
This pretty home vas ag.ow with
electric lights. many lights having
been PUT in especially for this party.
\ string OF lights extended across
The verauda and into the yard and
under the trees, and gave I'd the
place d very festive appearance.
Miss Porrer's party was given for
three visiting gjrls-Miss Lutte Mote
Hansbroush OF Tampa. the guest Of
her aunt Mrs. Z H. Moe; Miss
OpheIa Gray of $. Petersburg. who
is Miss Alta Peaysous guest. and
Miss Mabel knight Of Narshauvule.
Ga, who is with Miss Lucille Stand
ley These young girls are all eX-
ceedingly popular, and this party was
one of the many pleasant things that
have been done for tbem during their
visit in Ocala.
There We're ten tables arranged OF
the yeranda and in the library. II
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

An.l- -.. Visitors .. t... -
day ua- Ill., r. H. ua-...- rc>4~s
Ter II Citrus county, Before f..
er.a. freeze air. uau.-.- -at ..,a
j. orau-e grove On a=as-.t" Tsa-A
Aropha lake bl- It "--- The way of
al groves. ana was hGLe1 root and
branch. Nj Dampier has taken
fresh hopes again and has bought a
1Q-acre island in the lake, which. be
sides the complete protection OF The
water. Is protected by large ham
mock trees, and he NIL here set out
another grove and again Try his luck,
and he says that he believes that
the fates will be with him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

Rev. sam J. White, the Well known
state evangelist for the Christian
church. and who formerly occupied
the Christian pulpit in Oca!a, came
down TO Ocala Wednesday afternoon
and stopped over for a short visit.
He is en- route TO Sumteryille. where
he will conduct a revival meeting.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

NlTs ". X. Mcdonald and little
daughter, Elizabeth, of jacksonville,
are the guests Of Mrs. Thomas Sex.
ton This is their first visit 10 ocala
IN some time and they Will be cor
daily welcomed by their friends in
this city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

Ea.me- Walters has gone 10 Tam
rs tu WORK ia IL" Anjl-Mcnopoly
--.- -.r-. iu that city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

Ta.G. r. ,. Coyle of the MouJezu-
ma Hotel. came home yesterday
'-.m rrlp 20 L-eShurg.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

"..- Blanche Han Of Gambler was
, -.-..- % pea.a Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

Ar Earui. Roberts and family are
p "a tI-- ro salt Springs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

"a = e. Hardee. Of Martin. has
accepted a position with the Tea Pot
-r...-r iu this CITY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28

Dr. = ". Taylor of Crystal River
..a- "a Br..a TUESDAY
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-06-28
Local and Personal

Sara elizabeth Harris. Local Editor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07

be obtained her lifelong companion was
gone. The gates of the Better World
were opened unto him at the advanced
age of nearly Sc years. Great was the
shock to the aged wife, who has reached
her S2nd year, and to the children and
old friends of this locality where he
was so widely known and by whom he
was held in high esteem and respect.
The funeral services were conducted
at the home Friday AT 2 p. m, by Rev.
Millett, of Pierpont, and interment was
made in the village cemetery where he
has seen so many, both old and young,
carried by his home to the Silent City.
Besides the aged wife with whom he
has lived in companionship nearly SO
years, he is survived by two sons and
two daughters, ]. f. Knight, of Lamar,
Mo-, 4. X. knight, of Pierpont, Mrs. S.
7. Goodwin, of Webster, and Mrs. II,
E. Kibler, Of Pierpont, all of whom
were present at the services excepting
the son from Missouri.
We give the sympathy u bereaved
hearts feel towrd the griefstricken ones.
Pennington.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
High School Notes.

Rev. Mitchell, Sophronia and Esther
Koplits, Ruby Cowie and Gordon Ross
were visitors at the high school Friday
afternoon enjoying the literary program,
and we wish that many more would
come to our litelalies and visit
our high school as it is open to the
public.
The literary society will have a meet.
ing on March 10Th.
The teachers meeting held on Tues.
day was conducted by MI. Helberg in
the absence of Superintendent Thomp.
son. They have begun a new study
called "Child's Study" by Elizabeth
Harris.
1t is reported that Miss Oyhus, of the
fifth grade is improving rapidly and will
o be back. Miss Olsen has charge
of the grade during her absence.
The song books arrived Tuesday and
a longer time than usual was given
Wednesday morning to try some of the
new songs. They were greatly enjoyed
by all.
Mabel Grain, a member of the junior
class, was suddenly called back to heI
home in North Dakota on account OF
the severe illness of her mother.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
From Bristol Tribune.

Ole Ackerson was at Webster Satur.
day.
Jim Green is night operator at Web
ster.
n. J. Serum had business at Webster
Friday.
Thos. Delaney was over from Web
ster Monday.
Jake Geier had business at the county
seat Tuesday.
H. Hansmeier had business at Web
ster yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grove were al
Webster Monday.
Misses Florence and Joletta Johnson
were at Webster Monday.
Miss Serena Aadland, of Webster
spent Sunday at the Moxness home.
Arthur Friedman, bookkeeper in one
of the Webster banks, was home Friday
and again over Sunday.
Two OF L.. ii. Woodworth's little
daughters were the guests OF Irene
Knott one day the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Behres took the
yesterday morning passenger to Web
ster to visit relatives south of that city
AS Friday was observed as a holiday
at the county court house, deputy
treasurer, Alfred Moxness, and his
sister, Miss Anna, who is still working
in the same office, spent that day in
Bristol. They also came over agar
Saturday night and remained unit
Monday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
Real Estate MORTGAGE Sale.

pdT . . W
Default having been made i'm that Ger
tain mortgage, dated June 18th, 1903, exc.
cuted by John G.. BY and Josephine BIy.
mortgagors. to Isaac Peterson, mortgages
on the following real estate in Daycounty
south Dakota, Lots numbered three
90 and seven "a, of section thirty-one (3i),
~thirty-two 1927 all in township one lun-
dred and twenty-five u22), range f~fry-tour
(5), which mortgage was duly filed and
recorded in the office of Register of Deeds
of said Day county in Book 81 of m~ortpap es
on page 27; and which mortgage was
thereafter assigned to Gilbert ID. Peterson.
as assignee, which said assignment IL
recorded in book 66 of mortgages, on mage
Ss in the said Office of Register OF Deeds.
OF Day county. Which default consists
in this, that the debt secured by said
mortgage Is past due.
That the amount due I'm said mortgage
and the debt secured thereby at the date
OF this notice is the sum of SlSS9. SO.
Notice ~ hereby given, that by virtue of
the power OF sale in said mortgage CON
tanned. the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale of the above described
premises at public auction, TO the hiqhest
bidder for cash, at the front door OF the
court house, in the City of Webster, Day
county, th'Dakota, on the 10th day of
April, "A. II. 1897, at one o'clock d. M, to
satisfy said mortgaged indebtedness.
besides the cost of this FORECLOSURES.
Dated March 5th. 1901.
Assignee for NoTtgagee.
J. II. Lund.
Attorney for Assignee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
John Dudley Knight Laid Away
Among the Downy Snow
flakes of Spring.

Boast not myself of tomorrow for
thou knowest not what a day may bring
forth"
These scriptural thoughts apply to
uncle" Knights Sudden summons
from this world Wednesday, February
IL, 1907, which was mentioned i'm the
columns of the Reporter and Farmer
last week.
"Uncle'' Knight, as he was familiarly
and respectfully known, was born near
Tunbridge, Vermont, June 26, 1921,
where he resided until a young nan
After spending some time as a medical
student which was following in the
footpath of his father, he spent five
years as a machinist in Boston, after
| which he served a number of years as a
railroad engineer in Massachusetts,.
He was united in marriage March %,
1914 to Miss Emily Newton, who, when
a bride of less than a year, was stricken
with smallpox and succumbed to the
terrible malady. On June 8, 1S4S, over
three years after the loss of his wife, he
was united in marriage to Miss Mary f.
Earle.
When CALIFORNIA; gold mines called
"come west he Joined the mighty
throng in 1854 that surged to the land
of flowers and gold. Two years later he
returned east and located in Illinois acd
took up farming, and thereafter removed
to Goodland, Indiana, where he resided
until the spring of 1882 when he and
family ~emigrated to Dakota Territory
and located on the southwest quarter of
section 32 in Homer township. There
he watched the beginning and finish Of
the Harlem and Andover railroad and
the bud and blossom of Pierpont, one
half mile south of his home, and faith.
fully and honestly served one term as
postmaster of that village.
He had been enjoying unusually good
health, considering his mature age, for
a number of years, and he and estimable
wife, accompanied by their son, Z. X.
knight and wife, spent one month this
winter in Lamar, Missouri, with their
son, Julian, and family.
A few days previous to his death he
was feeling slightly indisposed, but did
not fail on Monday to take his daily
walk to Pierpont, greet his friends and
get his mail. This has been his daily
pilgrimage for a number Of years.
Tuesday evening before his death he
got in his coal and kindling, and the
water, as usual, ready for the morrow,
but the morrow never came for him.
At about 5 q. m, Mrs. Knight observed
that he was breathing with difficulty
and tried to awaken him without avail.
Before q physician and other help could
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
From Waubay Clipper.

r. o. Conner was at Webster Mon.
day.
Judge Lund was in town Thursday.
s. H. Groshong transacted business
at Webster Wednesday.
Andrew johnson went to Webster
Monday evening, returning Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. G. E. Anderson and little Milda
departed Friday morning for a visit
with relatives in Minnesota.
p. F. Zafft slipped and fell on the icy
pavement Wednesday, strainirg his
back so that he is unable to stand up.
w. B. Taylor, of Webster, the man
who can squeeze blood out of a dead
beat when it comes to collections, was
a visitor at this office Monday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07

Although he did not have the oppor.
tunity of meeting with his comrades,
and has probably not seen my of them
except the writer since the war he was
nevertheless remembered on the occa.
sions of the annual reunion. A pleasant
privilege when we get together is to
cali to mind the absent ones, recall
some we'll known incident of army ser.
vics in which such took part, and
express the hope that they are doing
well.
Comrade Perry's residence was
unknown to us previous to the meeting
of the National Encampment of the G.
A. R. at st. Paul in 1896, where ! had
the great pleasure of greeting him for
the first and only time since our muster
ont of the army.
Comrade Perry was a faithful soldier,
always ready for duty, and by his good
conduct and reliability won the respect
and love of all his associates in the
battery. Sorrowfully l extend the
sympathy of his comrades and will
gladly comply with the request to con.
tinue the annual reunions. / thank
you for the paper containing his obit-
uary. l am sure it will he gratifying to
his comrades to listen to its reading at
the next reunion, Feb. 90.
With kindest regards and assurance
of the sympathy of the survivors, OF
Battery II. for the members of our late
comrades family, / am,
Sincerely yours,
Phillip S. Chase.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07

been heard from since. The boar,
appointed Commissioner Moxness to 2,
to Pierpont, look up the circumstances
and to report at the next meeting of tn,
board.
One OF the most beautiful and pretty
weddings which have occurred in thi.
county for many a day was that which
solemnized at the Amundson home neal
Lily, this state. The contracting par
ties We're Halfden Amundson and
Katherine Hagen, both known in this
city. The groom is the efficient watch
maker for G. f. Halbkat, the jeweler,
and the bride has for some time past
been a trained nurse in this city. A
portion of her time of her residence
here she has been connected with the
Watertown hospital. The newly
welded couple returned to the city
Monday and in the evening a select
company of young friends enjoyed a
social hour In the spacious parlors of
the Annex, feasting and making merry
Mr.. and Mrs. Amundson are residing at
42O South Elm street for the present.
Watertown Public Opinion.
Damon's Colored Musical Comedy
company is composed of colored people,
both male ant female, and presents
only the finest of entertainments by the
best of selected artists. Damon, the
wonder violinist, accompanied by
Nellie Alexander. soprano, and an
assembly of sweet singing colored peo-
pie and catchy music, light comedy,
dancing unexcelled, perfect instrument
tai music, beautiful costumes and light
effects. jolly comedians in comedy
that is clean and wholesome, peafect
and delightfully."- pleasing. Not a dull
moment. making in all a big high class
and enjoyable evenings pleasure.
This company will appear at the Web.
ster opera house on Thursday, March
18th at the unheard of prices which are
low enough to be within the reach of all
-25-35, 80 and rs cents.
In the Reporter and Farmer of Feb
ruary 2S, 1907" By one who was there"
on the Anderson lecture, states that,
"We agree with him when he says that
the greatest honor the Scandinavian in
this country can do their mother country
is to try to become the best citizens OF
this country that they can possibly be.
but do not think that the lecturer put
enough stress on this particular duty of
his fellow Norske-Americans." 1t
appears to another party present that
the reporter did not fully understand
that part of Professor Andersou's lee.
ture. The key note of that part of the
lecture was that patriotism formed a
very large per cent of our inheritance
and his quotations of patriotism were
from eminent authors. And if his
quotations and patriotic e%xhotations
had been multiplied it would have
lessened the effect of his appeal.
Another Who Was There.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
From Pierpont Signal.

Emil Loe and wife were Webster
visitors Saturday evening.
j. H. Hetley was visiting the schools
in this neighborhood Monday.
H. G. Martyr was transacting bust
ness in the county seat Tuesday.
@. T. Hildahl, M. L. Barns and Ole
Olson (22nd) were Webster callers
Monday.
Rye. Sterneson, of Ocean, Iowa, has
accepted a call from the Lutheran
church of this place, and is expected to
arrive with his family about April LIST
The following communication from
Phillip s. Chase, City auditor of Provi-
dence. Rhode Island, and lieutenant
during the civil wal of the Valorous N.
Perry, will be of interest to the many
friends Of the deceased whose annual
reunion of the survivors of his battery
occurs Friday, in Providence, Rhode
Island;
City of Providence,
Rhode Island.
Financial Department,
Phillip S, Chase, city auditor.
City Hall, Jan. 20, 1907.
Miss Della l. Perry,
Andover, s. ID.
Dear Miss Perry:
Yours conveying information Of the
death:of our:late comrade, your father
valorous.N. Perry, which reached me
yesterday ,::has caused sincere sorrow
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
From Condo News.

Eugene Huntington, Of Wepster,
internal revenue collector, was IN Condo
last Friday.
John Pemrick returned last week
from % miles north of Webster, where
he taught a short term Of school.
Mrs. II. w. Meyer went to Webster
Monday to receive treatment for a
finger which she injured last fall by a
wire from a shoe polish bottle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
From Butler Herald.

Henry Witt came over from Webster
Tuesday morning to look after his farm.
8. L. Potter was over from Webster
Friday night looking after business
matters.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
Miss Alice Butler went to Webster
Friday night TO have dentsl work done
she came home this morning.
For Sale.

Team OF mares, 10 to III years old,
weight about loo, with good work
harness. Inquire of @. f. Blegen,
Webster, South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07

no spent a por-
Q here with his
ness, departed
Washington in
ties as special
ent of justice.
he police made
pulled several
nJoylng q ses-
can game-not
names as all
to be good in
came from his
ssouri river Sat-
ervices IN the
church of this
astor, Sunday.
J days to visit
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
wsineNhy. Dec II


R.CsrslOwcs hes very s,ck bs6Y
char e. pool, Of Chelsea Is here on
court business
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. spaaldlnE have
: ssfy sex girl
Charley Jones cane up from fllg
Cabin this morning
Zoe Cromwell sas here lAsg evening
tosee Amelia bingham
Luelea + Wo0dall. Il EslslIa IS
transzctinR business hers to-day
" 6 Lasadle. Of Miami was regis
tered ~ the Green this morning
7 : Engleheatt today distributed
the first calendars out for lpos
IL o Hand and site. Of Alton
attended the plaY here last night
Mis- heatflee Harrington IN Ven.
delta a. the Auditorium tonight
James Seighbos q near Alton IS
hers today visiting hls uncle r. r.
Taylor
Sat Hunt returned from Romnna
last night. where he has been foF the
past week
Mr aud Ars 4 Hosmer sent O.
Oklahoma cts last evening 60 vislt 3
fev days
Ms August schheckef and tvo
sons sent % falfiand this morning 10
visit relatives.
me county uhleex are ai sporting
ues Signs over their doors Thsf sers
made b States Mcclure
Miss Carrie Armstrong; came ever
from Alton this mofnlHg 10 visit hef
sister. Mrs Geo. : Mccullough
Frank James ard sister ni indepsn
dence No, are here visiting tiiell
brother Q. /. James and slle a. ths
0pbb hotel
NJ. and Nn. rs. Walker, Mise.
MaY AMI aslmA Lose and Auau.
Chissm, e: Alton attended the opefs
! hsFs last night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
II ". strrssr |. = 70 -

~
Mis- Minnie Calvin. of McAllsisf,
uio hAs heen the guest Of Mis-
Rlaheth Scott, left this morning iof
EAasz eiu
~ pafl IIoldsfman, who has beet
ssa 3 hst bfafhef iiaffY iioldsrnAa
and J. h Barfs and family returned
20 hsf home a. Chstopas Kan, tbs
morning
Nj ard Nh " J strange, Of Caei,
- wss here lAst night TO attend The
shou and visit Ms stFangs's parents,
nr. anu ars 4. G. Raymond.
Arx ". \. Robinson. Of indspend-
snes. Nc. is the guest Of Mt aud hrs
q. L. James At the Goth hotel Ms
Robinson Is on her vay % sapulpa q
make her future hone
Janstte, the little three year Old
elfl OF sheriff Ridsnh0ur had The pts
fortune to fail against the stove and
ssvsFis harn both Of her hands. IL
scenes that al of ths sheriff $
troubles are coming Al once
BANKERS "a other states are looking
alth enylous eyes toward uslshoms
Just thluk of it ss,eoooo on too q
81. soo 90 10 be distributed around Is
not . small uem q cash % BE sneeked
a.
Two jennings BOYS have eon fame
aud fortune A chicago paper to
which they sent their picture taken
their goat wagon. loaded vith eoi
con planted. raised and gathered hy
themselves not alone printed the
picture. bat sent them check for
tso dollars
There Isl sapulpa dfuggisi that $
feeling a aea Kind af slrlugencf
some safe enckep quilted ~ his
sale saiurias nigh, and either failed
ta explode lt Or after espleiiog i re.
sealed H.. And nos he IS afraid 20
tampef elth q iof issf ltHgo O. lie
has ssai for crue ofoH weil shooters
4 wAs fa.. u money wien closed
The people Ia the Northwest part Of
foen are complaining = great deai
alcat - many dogs fnnink 81 iafEe
rusF sag that they cangfegate and
ess atr eoes ana nearls at them up
before they can be driven q The
DOG las o8gllt 70 - enforced e TIE
letter and tie dngs that wear Tie eol-
I lars ought % have q chain fastened %
Il when thef get n leaving home.
The friends Of Ms Elaa ainshalI
aill be safuflsei % hear Of her mar.
tlaee g. Nf Curtis Sauders.of Lelyen.
sorth kansas. November 90, 10 the
Presbyterian parsonage 81 Kansas cts
Kansas The ChleftAin Joins the
many friends Of the bride ia congra
talatiug hsr. aud vhlle the groom isan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
AuroanAsAs cAma ~ uaEEul.
Stranded Eaallshmaa Ralsea ssnay
on Famewa Namea.

Il 4 asanelimea mishsy haefal 10
have distinguished relatives. Here il
- Inasanee Ia point A Youns New
fogaeg. bfnthsr4n.lAw " sic Philip
Nurned0nrz. tha artist. found himself
strandes Nhlie IN Albany & few days
axo. fselng unacQaalnsrd IL the stats
capital. he problem 81 hos 20 Faise
enAsash fapneY to sws hArk "a ilrOad-
way was seFiona oae Suddenly Il
daNned upon him that q couple of iei,
ieru which he haa II hia possession.
and which Ne only recently had -.
relFed from naFmeGane ana nadynrd
kspainK. khs author nieht b made 10
Faaline, u not train fare. W HaAMt sAs
Price % ham sandwich Aetlng en-
TIA Inspiration. ho took the letters q
nearby hookAtofw. which made a
speciality d tas buying and selling of
osiKinai aasograph letters q famous
persona
fostanateiy there happened 70 se
nethlng of q particularly pAvAte o.
confdentiAi nature IN TIE nlsslses IN
anssiion. and after esamininE them
csrwfuilY and asking sone qassiious
relating thsreio the proprietor o. ira
store hhally oneFe6 ghcie awmmg ssTs
for both letters 81 for The kipsing
epsstle and - rensn for the Hufne.
Joaea ere Needless 10 aay. she otter
uas promptiY accepted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
cnass Many rhssnss

Ems1far Nicholas q Russia has
mAay thrones The tAees chlef ones
are tiloas Il fhe impeFsn pzl.es snd
he winter pA1Ace ks s. PeseraberE.
And " tha kremisn - Ao@~uw Thir
iAas uas = pres~at 70 Graz Aiexis n
1ss1 fFOm the shah q Persia u ln
entlrelr covered vith tAiek plssaa q
gota 81 uiA preeieas stones sAa A.
teraatins wtsh piaqueu of lyory. calls.
sie4 n kEsh relief The fzet and cate
= he presentation are FeeoFded In
- Inscription % ths b4ek u TIE
.threne just atose sFv giistenins
Hoahae headed eagles q RaaslA wilh
angels oe sAthsr side suppoF<ias Ne
ln1csfiai cross Ia the impsriAi nAl
sre Al 81 Pstefsbar1 the taroas
elsada n aa aicoye of tha nafbbs
sArune Feom witA widestrwsEAinm
eanopf vltk thlek sell cords an1 dssp
fFtHzsz x easa enbFolasry o. ths
eurtAins hsAind aFv smblsaoaea fAe
zrns e ne RomAnozs surnoansed b.
lhe crawn. with . cuFtoaa sta shapsd
border ail roand Thres sfas stsps
les - te ths thraoe