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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
UNKNOWN MAN Is FOUND
DEAD ON THE SALT MARSH

Lying upon the salt marsh near the
property of the Nevada Bay State OIL
company, in the vicinity of Blair, the
body of an unknown man about 35 years
of age, was found Saturday night by an
Austrian walking in to Blair, who came
to Goldfeld and reported the matter to
the sheriff's Office. Sunday after
1901 Under Sheriff Michael Catalan
and others, accompanied by the Aus
trian, went to Blair and searched thu
marsh thoroughly, the Austrian finally
finding the body about a mile from the
property of the oil company. Under
Sheriff Catalan instructed Justice Jones
at Blair to get the body and hold an
inquest, making special search for any
signs of foul play.
The body was absolutely destitute of
any signs of Identification, and evident
ly had been lying in the marsh for at
least two months. 1t was face down,
with what remained of the hair matted
with salt, and in a locality which could
be reached only on foot.
The body is that of a man who must
have been in excellent circumstance
during his lifetime, his clothing being
Of fine quality and perfect fit. Every
pocket Of his trousers, vest and coat
had beer turned inside out, leaving not
a vestige of anything by which he could
be identified. The only object found
upon the body was a tooth brush. A
heavy sweater which he wore had been
ripped from the belt to the collar. The
hat was missing.
The condition Of the body when found
leads to the conclusion that il the man
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
TONOPAH MINES PREPARE
FOR DEEPER DEVELOPMENT

found running into the footwall, max
ing about two feet of that material
of milling value. Very little work
outside of some Stopping is being done
above the 1000-foot level, although
some good veins have been opened up,
which in the past have yielded a good
tonnage, and still show ore in the vari-
GUS faces. Operations have been un-
a~voidably delayed in clearing the old
Belmont shaft of the water which has
gathered, but it is thought that mat
tiers will soon be arranged for the be
ginning of the work, as the manage
ment is very anxious 10 send this shaft
down to the 1o0-foot level, nearly 800
feet below its present depth.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
wihuja Lease Improves.

luuJd 4cdoC AAARASvSSs
In keeping with the policy of the
Coalition company to give its ~lessees
every opportunity for the treatment of
their ores at the company mill, five
stamps of the Coalition, or Kindergar-
ten, mill will be turned over to the
Wihuja ON Monday morning for another
run from that well known property.
The Wihuja has just about completed
the station at the new level and in a
very few days will commence drifting
to the ore shoot at 425 feet. The i'm
provement in the mine, especially he
tween the 265 and the 365-foot levels
leads the management to expect great
things from the property on the new
level. Not only has the high grade
streak maintained it's richness but the
shoot has widened and the values have
continuously and consistently improved.
Meanwhile the kindergarten will con
tinue to mill the ore which it is taking
out of the mine through the Wihuj "a
workings. The ore body on which the
company is now working was consid-
erably improved this week by a body of
high grade encountered The ore being
milled runs between $50 and $50.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
RICH GOLD ORE STRUCK ON
AUBURN LEASE AT CHAFEY

X. M. Croker, who, with Ed Temp
lin, has a lease on the famous old
Auburn mine, situated twelve miles
south of this place, in the Chafey dis
~triet, arrived in town yesterday, says
the Humboldt Star. He states that
they have made a very important strike
in one of the workings of the property
that is proving to be rich in gold. A
drift was started ON what seemed to
be a small stringer, but after running
for some distance the streak opened out
to considerable size and it looks now as
if they will be shipping ore before
long.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
NEW WORK IS PLANNED IN
SEVEN TROUGHS DISTRICT

Mazuma. New. May ~26.-Frank L.
Smale. superintendent Of the Portland
mine at Cripple Creek, visited the DIS
trict this week for an examination of
the properties Of two companies IN
which he is interested. While Mr..
Smale' s stay in camp was necessarily
too short to permit of a thorough in
spection of all Of the properties yet 1t
was long enough to convince him that
Seven Troughs is better and richer than
the most glowing reports have ever
pictured it.
After a visit to the Wihuja workings
Mr.. Smale stated that he had never
in his life seen as rich ore as is being
taken out of the mine today. This com
ing from a man who has been closely
identified for years with a mine like
the Portland. means something. Every
place in the district brought forth com
mcndation.
The properties in which Mr.. Smale is
interested are situated in Seven Troughs
and Wild Horse canyons and with de
velopment should prove as good as any
of their neighbors. Mr.. Smale will adj
wise his companies to start work and
with the men back of them this means
~ ..-I.~.- = ..u.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
Three Shifts in Shaft.

The Seven Troughs Trio Mining com
pany, better known as the Potter Ar
nett lease, operating on Mazuma Hill
has finally gotten it's pump into com
mission so that the workings are drain
ed. Three shifts of men are now EN-
ployed and the shaft is nearly to the
200-foot level.
At this point a short crosscut to the
west will disclose the Mazuma Hills
vein which is now opened up for near
lv 200 feet in a tunnel driven all the
way in ore. While men are employed
drifting both ways on the vein a cross
cut will be run to the east which with
in 300 feet will cut both the HarnaT
and Reagan veins. Drifts both ways
will be run on these two veins as soon
as cut. This lease will be one of the
most active in Seven Troughs and with
the showing made should be one of the
heaviest producers.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-05-29
MacNamara Work.


While a great deal of new work is IN
progress throughout the MacNamara
mine, that which is of most Importance
and which is being watched very close
ly is being pushed from the bottom of
the shaft, which was recently sent down
to the 700-foot point, and a station cut
at the 77O-foot point. A few feet above
the station the shaft encountered a
good body of quartz lying on the con
tact between the daeite and underlying
p~orphvrv, which showed some values.
On account of the vein lying very flat
it was deemed wise to cut the station
about 20 feet above the bottom of the
shaft and send a crosseut out to tap
the vein and follow it up. This cross
cut has been started and is now several
feet out from the shaft, but has not
yet encountered the quartz From a
mining standpoint, this work is most
important, as the eneountering OF ore
1T this depth, which is nearly 500 feet
ie.ow where the ore is now being ex-
traeted, means much for the mine.
Tlsie il no change TO note in the work.
infs ON the 200, s75 and soO-foot
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
ODDS AND ENDS

A Baltimore woman has brought &C.
ton against an Ohio soap company be-
cause in washing her hands she tore
a cash in her hand on nail concealed
In the cake she was usng. She asks
only $4,000.
There is florist at Pekin, ILL.,,
whose name is John B.oompot.
In "Melba, a Biography" tins is told:
Melba's first public appearance was
made at the age of six, when she sang
Comm Thro' the Rye" at a school
concert. She was eager to hear what
her playfellows, and one in particu ar,
thought of her triumph. After many
indirect attempts to introduce the SUD-
ject, Nellie at length found herself un-
able to wait longer, and exclaimed
excitedly! 1 sang last night and was
encored." And she looked with Int r
est in the face of her friend, who an
swered witheringly: Yes, Nellie Mt
chell, and l could see yoJr garter5!'
Out in the shadows of jana ca
bay, and within the city limits, says
the New YORK Tribune, a man of the
name of Me lcham owns a b of propef
ty which is valued on the tax books
of the city at so cents, ard every year
the tax assessors have to view" t
officially. This is probably the small
est parcel on the assessment books
in New York, If not in the world. 1t
is small cherry tree, stand ng about
fifteen feet above the water. Accord
ing to the law in these m tiers, the
tax assessors must view the property
to be assessed ION the spot" and
every year they row out to the t ee
and while there declare the tax of 80
cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
A CRUCIAL INSTANT

Laura said George, with an ca
ger, restless yearning in his gaze,
may l ask a favor of you, dear?"
They had sat in the dalkened parlor
for hours, in the eloquent communion
of soul with soul that needs no articu-
lation to give ii language.
But something compelled George 10
speak. The longing that SUI ged up
from his very heart must find ex-
preston in words. Therefore he had
spoken.
What is it, George?" she whispered.
1T may involve some sacrifice on
your part, darling. BIT believe me,
Laura, dear. 1t is for the best"
What is 1t, George, dear"' she re-
peated, in a voice tnat trembled as If
with vague foreboding of coming dis
aster.
"You will believe me, dea est" he
said, with an agitation becoming eve y
moment more uncomfortable, when
say that 1 am driven to ask it by cir
cumstances over which l have no con-
troll, that l have pondered long over
it and am not act ng from hasty i'm
pulse?"
"Yesl Yes" the beautiful girl ev-
claimed with quiverlng lips. What Is
it you ask, dearest? What is it?"
Darling" he whispered-and the
wild, imploring look in his ia thrilled
her to the inmost depths of her be ng
II wish you would sit on the other
knee awhile. This one is getting hor-
ribly tired.'-New York Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
"eYMNAsTIc GIFT" IN THE AIR

AS Capt. Thomas Baldwin under-
stands the future of travel in the air,
the difficulty will not be meChani, al.
There are plenty OF mechanics who
can build airshIps that can fly" he
writes. THE great trouble Is that
there are few men who have the gym
nastic gift to fly, for flight until II is
completely mastered is a terrific stfug
gle with both mental and physical
gravity, or habits that gravity has i'm
posed on the mind on the eartn plane"
He thinks that most Oh the accidents
of late years are due to lack OF what
he calls the gymnastic gift rather than
to the fault of the machine itself. His
idea Is strongly supported by other au-
thorities. 1t is also supposed by some
that the nerve centers in the brain
which do most to enable US to balance
unconsciously, have fixed habits de-
cided to some extent by the eye in
side the circle of vision on tine ground,
In trying to look beyond which sight
is strained and the sense of location
and direction confused. 1t Is said tnal
we get our sense of location and OF
direction largely from our horizon.
If this Is true, 1t can still be changed
by training in most people. Some few,
with heads otherwise steady, lose the
sense of direction and balance at any
considerable height above the ground
and cannot change this at all by train
ing. Low-lying birds taken up in bal
looms much above their usual level of
flight, become confused in much the
same way. They are also frightened
because, when dropped from balloons
at great heights, the AR is so thin that
their wings will not support them In 1t
with the same effort as usual.
Experiments with pigeons dropped
from balloons may show that the
range OF safe and easy aeroplane fight
and of flight for all machines without
gas, must be comparatively low. At
height of two mics or more, pigeons
thrown out of a balloon basket have at
tempted to flutter back, and when not
allowed to do so, have fallen straight
down to the levels, where the air gives
them their usual support. This may be
due in part to their confusion and tneiI
loss for the time being of what Cap
tain Baldwin calls the "gymnastic
gift
On other reports besides his the
prospect is good that aeroplanes able
to fly 100 miles may soon be cheaper
than automobiles, because any good
mechanic, after being supplied with the
right sort of a motor, can make them at
small cost. After they are in reich
of all, the test of the nerve centerS
which belong to the "gymnastic ght'
in people out of their element may be
harder for many than 1t is for pigeons
when they are a mile too high to feel
at home in the air.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Color Does Not Count

In a municipal convention in Mon
treaI one of the orators spoke OF the
white and black sheep in municipal
affairs. 1t is not a question so much
of white and black sheep as of the
wolves and other predatory animals In
sleeps clothing.-Philadelph Record
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
40 Acres of Absolutely
Proven Territory

in South
East Meridian particularly de-
the neha CIV w
of CID The
royalty and has made
whereby
OIL
the transportation
of the production,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
THE PRICE OF A POEM

"I have here a poem," explained the
proud author, (which I should like to
have you publish at your usual terms"
"All right" said the editor of the
Plunkville Palladium. "Ten cents a
line for one insertion, or we will run
1t thirty times for louisville
Courier Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Unique

Bacon-"Vienna possesses a unique
orchestra. All members, from the hon
orary president, the acting president,
the conductor, to the executants, are
doctors of medicine.
Egbert-"Does seem rather unique
for doctors to have to take their own
horrible dicine."-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

feeling
cannot be advanced
Arizona with
Thousand Dollars @SO
the
The under twenty
oil and rights the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

The Melwood Petroleum Company incorporated under
the of Arizona the fifteenth day of October 1909 Total
capitalization $4,000 of par value of $oo each fully
paid and worcestershire
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
10 Producing Wells
Within 1S Months

fomda OF which October Is, 1909
practical
simply
Miller sarber have
Petroleum will have
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Onoe Orcmme.
gepirfebe peS Safe.

Seq bar bruffet 9affe mere eIler
minbre iaa langt tilbase Tom ieg fan
Duife, inotil ieg for nogle faa Wac.
neber iioen blep mere og mere rer.
pss % irriteret, bpilfet tiliioit bepir.
feoe, of leg life funoe lobe ON Scat.
ten for De IfrRffelige Srsmne, bpor.
meb jes foruroligeoes, og oe Mare.
riot, iom ieg bar ubiat for.
Otter at bape bert ON be @rfa.
ringer, iom flere al mine Senner
baobe bapt reb at lutte meo aaffe os
beepnoe meo Eoitlm, og ON De itore
Sorbele. Der beroeb baobe mot, fom
ieg til Den Sperbepisnina, at aufien
maatte bore gariagen til mine Bla.
ger, bporfor leg i~orifaffebe enbel 90
itum og loo ben tilberebe nsiagtig
ifslse Sorifriiten.
Seq blep ~iorbauiet oper bens
Smas % 2ugt. Zen tos belt aaf-
fens IIabs, ps til min itore Silfreos-
itineIie bespnbte leg at iope roligt og
aoot. Wine Ieroer b~eorebes, % ieg
snifer, at leg furoe ppnne bper
Ianb, 8pinbe % garn al meo Den
uiunbe Srle - aIminbelig Safe
IS Sirfeligbeben fatter Sulf life
bpiIfcn fraitig Orig ben er % bpil'
fen TfrGffeIig Sirfnins oen bar poa
oct menneifelise Spitem. Spis De
oct eioroe, piIoe panifeIig not ct
Guno Serai blipe iolst. Seq funoe
aIbris tGnfe paa at gaa tiIbage I'll
aaffe ieien. Seq pilbe ligeiaa gierne
funne i9nfe paa at itiffe min Saano
/ SIben eiter engaus at pGre br9nbt.
"gn une Dame al Dor 8ennefreos
bapSe / lang Sio ct Rapeonbe, os
fuuSe life bIiue friif ieien iaal9nge
bun oraf aaife. Sun ilrtteoe tiliioit
bermeb % bespnbte at BRUCE SoItlm.
% mn er bun iulbitpnoig iriif. Seres
for Sunobeo."
"29s "Sbe Roao TO @eloine" !
bper Gaffc. Ger err Ell 9runo".
@pseninoc lGit Opsnitaaenbe Sreu?
st mt pil iprefOmme fra SiS til
anoen. &c CT Gsts, ianos o. inloe
al Snteresie for Ieuneifebeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
3tliunrTotu.

CONNER SuSabl Spb. SfiftcrctS.
BONNER 9. 9u0abI / Sou&ton 50.
beoc iorIcoen / lit Stem i Caledonia.
Srnaup / Snucbuo. Wlii& Maru
Gam oa Thomas Gbriitericr blep iio.
fte &erocq pqtcpiet / Turcboo al ia,
flor III. amuo'en. Zen ouuif. luther.
ite Reuiqbeo holot en- Receptiou ior
gruoeparret.
SagbrugsarbciScre fanr GGalGa.
gne 7ogarbeioere peo S%oqbruaeue /
GIoduet. ioIt hentmob 5000 WuuO,
ff iioite 2eroog lin 2su iorbeiet "a
TorhsieIien repuebe5 ira Den lite glu.
glIit. 2enningsftalncn er ben iamne
iom por ifruit | 1907.
Sarmarbeiocr orGbt. 8eorqc GS.
mumoion, Der buooe arbei6et FOR ISar.
merne / Smeercu, bleo Den 16oe oS.
operfiert al et SruStog pao Smoba'
9anen omirert fire Mil neitcnior
WtaoeIia os bsoc fort eiter. San
bupbe lagt zig paa Sporet og nar
iaIoen iiepn.
SerOisne ~erYIOSsrer. Mrs. Ole
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
Nyt Refte al "SYmra".

2bet Sefte al "Spmra" for 1909
er MI uofommet meb fslgenbe Sno.
boIb:
Soritein Sabr: Horbmano
/ Hieup.I eoerIanb.
Sale SteensIan6: Grin.
bringer fra min amerifa.&eiie og
mine fsrite Iar | Imerifa.
Beer Strsmme: Seneang
oct ipsete for Siir @rinbe.
W2. g. Sub: On &eiie til Tinne.
iota / 1856 oe Sannelieu al Gbri.
ltiania.S ettlementet.
gognotier.
"Spmra" ubtommer, iom b~efienbt,
M meo fire Setter ON Ioret og
foiter St.00 pr. aar frit tilienbt.
Subfription bebes %inbienbt inareit
miIigt. Se. iom snifer og aeter at
ifaife fig Sfriftet, oil bare meset
mere Spgse Of of faa bpert Sefte til.
ienot, efter iom De fommer no, END of
iaa tiIienot belle garsansen paa en-
Gang.
aSresie: e pmra, 0ecorah.
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
iuiarpuH,t.

Tsoc paa ct S%ernbanetug. Sla'
aonoubl, Ell befienot Wano ira Wte'
nominee, osbe io~rleben | Ell Sope'
poan' paa IortbDeiteru ganen %
bans Sia bra9tes itoite Itanoog I'll
Sanesoile.
lIlpffc nuSer gabuins. WrS. Te.
fer S,,enicu orufneoe Ssnoag aiten
MiSliSiippiilooen peo ga Gros'e. =
.Sommen meo flere andre aotnoei
Dor bun gaact no for at baoe. W
bsoe por 80 Nar gammel. /,
Tsobrinscuoc Salb. Oscar Wtoen
10 aar aounel % ugi't, bleo ltolt'
Manboa orpbt peo ct lllpffeStilfPlot
Il Wenomonie, ibet ban falot neo
9unoen al Ell 80 500 bsi @dsbebol
Der, iom man peo 8asoGrfet bar be
ifieitiaet mcb at iGtte iltano.
SfgbrmS peo "a GruSie. st BET
tiat Hegn, Der nGrmelt ma bete9rleS
iom ct Stpbruo, berieoe IioIte Ssroaf
oper "a GroSie % Smegn. Taa for'
Sio ialot Der uGiten IRE 2o,anlel
Rean, % iaapel Sernbanetraflf ION
Seleion. % Seleeraitieneite blep be
tpoelig binbret. Milling paa loptll9
oeube 9ano blep pua Here Steoei
fulbltGnoig eoclogt.
Spripnnoet Yisebarn sjenfnnoet
Waraucriie Salep, Ell 12'aortg Bl9e
Der for nogeu Sio iioen forIpanot trc
en- Yripatifole / Sufe 8eneoo, bier
iioite SsnSog sieniunoen. ct SiS
nrr Rortbpciteru gancnS StaticnS'
bpauing / @iaiomS Ban. Ei9ebarne'
bar rolig % iattet. % bun 'agoe, al
hun Der pcntcbe pao i'm 6aoer, Del
Dor / IorioIf, Hebr. Sun bro9teS
tiIboge til SfoIeu | Cafe @encpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20
AebruCko
@iite 100 Wraoer i sfpaaen.

Elite 1O3 Wraocr I Sfgggen. IS
2incoln bapoe ntar Wonoog Iarcts
parmeite Dag, ioet Ebermometret ON
GitcrmiSbagen bite 1903 Grader !
Sfpgaen. 5 belle to Tiger bar man
oper Den ipbIiae Del al Stoten bapt
en- pebparenoe Seoe, Der Ssnbog git
op til 100 @raoer og Den islgenoe
Gag enonu tire @raoer mere. s 81
bet al oisie TO Tiger er Der life Ialot
nooet Iegn, bporfor Wailen trues
meo at blipe belfaoiget.
Gpbbelt gelpnnins. Sranf Gar
ion, en- Sprbsoer paa Rortb'8 eitern
ganen, frelite for TO Gar 'ioen Den
lille Carl Delaney fra at blipe oper'
fisrt, ioet ban peo ben lille gp Gre
ter frapleoe fla iremoper locomotives
% fra "aoiauseren" fit ifubbet ben
lille Gut fra Sporet. Ser Roaneoer
eiter oenne 8~egipenbeb tit Wr. Gar
Jon Garneeie.W eoalien Tor Selteoaao,
men iibite Ssnoag fit ban enonu en-
gelsnnina, iom ban maaife letter bel
iaa meeen Yris paa. San blep nemltg
oa Gift meo @uttens Wooer. Gn9ei'
eiter at Den beltemobiee 6prbeoer
bopoc uoisrt lit pelpffeoe S%cpeltpffe,
fom nemlie IrS. Delaney, Der por
Gnfe, neb til Stntionen Tor at tatfe
lin Ssns aeoninssmano, oa, iioen
bar SorboIoet uopiflet iig inotil oei
Iiblte Ssnoog cnote meb sGgteifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-20

GubIcn | aenpon blep forIeben foo
Iforbrnnot, at bun fort efter osbe.
lSor iad nteeet brirtiaere at gisre Slo
| &i~sffenoonen toe bun en- aanbe Sic.
roiene for at bplbe at benne | Omen.
SerpeS e~rplooereoe aanben % Den
b~rGnoenbe Ole ooeriprsiteoe ben uIpf.
feIiee apinbes aIRoer.
Sutsl trnfiet at 2snst. GLENDALE
SoteI | ben ipbIige Del af 9pen Spa.
tonna blen oen 16be trniiet al 2p.
net, og bet bar fun neb ct SiIf9l6e
Of Here of @i9iterne unbeif Gsoen.
Hocf Sslanb 8onens Stationsbps.
ming rammebes al ct 9pnnebilag men
Der onretteoes life noaen nppnepRr.
Dig Sfabe.
Np Stationsbsgning | Snlntb. =
aontraft er mi blepen inogaoet ON
Spfsrelie al Soo'9anens npe Sta.
tionSbpening | Iulutb. 3enne gp9'
ming, Der antoges at bile foite $780,
900, ifol opisres pao Superior Ctr,
mellem 6te og Zoe auenue, % en-
Funnel, Der itrpffer zig UNDER ilere
aportaler, oil gipe Sogene aogang
til oenne.
GcSbcSeS / ibite Eieblif. s5obn
,Sohnions 0eboeliesbus oq Yiitif |
gpcriIl, ipp Wtil noroenior 8lpuoon,
blep Den t3oe os. truiiet al 9Dnet o9
outPnbt. Wtr. Sobnion traf / iioIte
Eieblif fine 9ern no al oeres brent
hcnoe Seng % broete Dem no al
Sniet. 3ette brpnote til 8rrnocn,
oa SamiIicn bar miolertiois Gag
oper Sopcbet | @reot RortbernS Sta.
tionsbpgning.
Snoiipen ioripanbt. s ben lille
@p Sofnb, Der liager ~ligeooertor ga
Grosie, blep man ON Worgencn Den
15be oS. bsiit ubebogelig operroifet
peo at iinoe. at Den oerpPrenoe pafre
lille Subiis / HottenS Sob bar Tor
lpimoen, ioet fun Den graz Sanoblno
piitc, bpor Den Tor bopoe Iigget. Gn
OGnnina itrar ~neoenior bar nemlia
blepen ifpnet oPf peo oct berti9e
Regnialo, og bermeb par oct og'oo
iorbi meb Snoiisen.
.Yise anfalbt al en- Snnb. Slgo
Inberlon, IS aor gommel. blep Sen'
bag aiten oniaIot al Ell bioif Sltno
meoenS bun gif langS Ell al 6ergns
sails Sopeogober. Oct roienoe 0pr
bcb gientogcnoe Yigen / Gn'igtet,
bporpeo begge ainoer blep glennem'
blot, oct enc gre ifamieret % Ell
2ipaore operifaaret. Sun tilisieoes
oalaa ct opbt Saor liae peo oct enc
Gie, OF Scr mangleoe fun gdnifc liot
poo at bette bar blcpen uorepet. Der
iomIeoc iig itrar Ell Stare Nenne-
fer oa Den alubife Sinb blep ifuot,
2raerne boooe DOG BELT 'ect, at Sun'
oen bopbe iaoct lepe ell Sio, 'aa Der
funSc blepei ~aobtgiort ON Den leo al
8onoifr9f eler life. Gpret bar ell
aammel Sogtbuno, % oen fol / Den
ienerc Sio bope riit iig meget grGt'
ten og eliibif. Gette bar oct anoei
Sili9Ioe al Snnbcbio Der | 9pen | oc
iioite to Tiger, % itrGnaerc 5orbolos'
reeIcr ontaeeS MI at blipe truine.