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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
sHERIFFs SALE.

No. 7,oI5-In the Twelfth JudiciaI Dis
trict Court of DeSoto Parish. La.
Snyder Wagon Co. Ltd. VS.. J. J.
Hollingsworth
By virtue of a writ of 6eri faeias, to
me directed from the Honorable Twelfth
judicial District Court of DeSoto Par
Ish, Louisiana, in the above numbered
and entitled suit, have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction, for cash
and according to law, at the principal
front door of the court house of Caddo
Parish, Louisiana, during the legal
hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. "a, 1910,
The southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter section 80, township IS, range IS,
containing 30 acres; the northeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter section 20.
township IS, range IS, containing 40
acres; the southeast quarter of north
west quarter section 20, township IS,
range IS, containing DO acres; the
southeast quarter of northwest quarter
section 20, township IS, range Is, con-
tanning 40 acres, being total of 100
acres, as per act in conveyance book as,
page 22o, August 20, 1908, and also 40
acres of land around the trestIe adjoin-
ing land of Richard Spell and Adeline
Fulliloye, as per act in conveyance book
81, page Is. and recorded in conveyance
book So, page E, said land being situated
IN Caddo Parish, Louisiana, with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Said property seized as belonging to
the above defendant and to be sold to
pay the debt as specified in said writ, saw
IN the sum of two hundred and twenty
three dollars, with eight per cent per an
mum interest thereon from July II, 1908,
till paid, together with ten per cent on
said principal and interest as attorneys
fees, less the sum of one hundred and
seventy and 28-Ioo dollars, made June
IS, 1910, together with ali costs of this
suit. J. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff ex-OHicio Auctioneer.
Caucasian Aug. 81, 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
Mammoth cave.

The scheme now on foot to have the
government take over the Mammoth
cave property and make Of it a gov
eminent reservation is one that will
be Of interest to every one who has
seen the cave or known of its won
ders. It is now practically just as it
was when it was discovered, 100 years
ago. With comparatively small ex-
penditure it could easily be made one
of the beauty spots Of the country.
vyfng with Yellowstone and other nat
ural wonders now under the control
Of the government Ten
nesseean.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. I3852-In First District Court for
the Parish of Caddo, State of La:
Peyton Drug Co. ct al, VS.. Caddo
Club.
Notice IS hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause, within
ten days from the present notification
Ut any they have or can have), why the
hrlal account presented by George Lillv
and w E. Seay, receivers for the caddo
Club, should not be approved and honol-
ogated, and the funds be distributed in
accordance Herewith. By order of the
court. IA. LEONARD, Clerk.
Shreveport, La, Aug. 40, 1910
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
Society Woman Adopts Child
From the Sums.

That society women are not only
thinking but acting On serious sub
jects Is proved hy Mrs Adolf Laden
burg. who recently adopted a child
from the slums. The little one, who
IS seven years old, comes from the
very poorest part of New York city.
Mrs. Isadenburg is almost entirely
without relatives she IS one Of the
leaders Of the smart set and success
fully managed Colonel Jolaa Jacob As
Tor s social canna ign last winter 4
kracefnl rider aud srises. She is pop
Mir member Sc the -Four Hundred
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15

draped like an Arab chieftain's or
made with brim and crown of con-
trasting materials is especially good
yet in spite of its long vogue. The
hat in the drawing shows the black
satin scoop sitting low over the head
and trimmed with the same satin. The
other turban has "a velvet brim and
full net crown. A handsome plume
stands out at the back
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
TEXAS
AND
TEXANS.

| TEXANS. and congressman 10
work for the repeal
of the fourteenth amendment to thena-
tional constitution He said he was
not a negro hater, but that he believed
that the perpetufty of Caucasian SUI
premacy depended on the disfranchise-
ment OF the negro. In the heart of
every negro there was the desire for
elal equality, he said, and that Texas
ought to take the initiative in securing
q repeal of the amendment. Robert
son of Bell and Fuller spoke for the
resolution
A reunion of the Alexander family
was held at the old homestead, about
five miles southeast of Lampasas. Nine
OF the eleven children of the late Shm-
uel Alexander and wife still live and
were all present Four generations,
represented by sixty-four persons. at
tended. A fine dinner was served and
the group photographed, The house
was built by Samuel Alexander in the
year 1856. The old couple were ma
tiyes of Arkansas, but locating in
Texas in 1858.
With every bone in one foot broken
and otherwise badly injured John Tro-
linger was removed from a street at
Amarillo, having been run over by a
fire department eugine. Mr.. Trolinger
is an officer in the volunteer fire de-
partment and hearing an alarm at
tempted to catch the engine after it
was in full speed He failed to land
firmly on the running board. and after
being dragge almost half a block
was Jared loose and thrown under the
apparatus.
w. G. Witwer, former cashier Of the
defunct Western Bank and Trust com
pany of Dallas, indict d by the Dallas
county grand jury, three true bills be-
ing returned, on charge of wrong
fully receiving bank deposits, went
to Dallas from Oklahoma City, now his
home, as soon as he received word of
the action Instituted against him. and
gave bond in SIS, 0oo-S5, 900 in each
case.
With simple but impressive scere-
mony committee representing organ
lied labor of Palestine went to Austin
and presented Governor Campbell a
handsome loving cup. President Gar
ner of the Palestine trades and labor
council made the presentation address.
The governor expressed his apprecia-
tioa in fitting remarks.
BY the explosion.of alocomotive on
the Gulf and Interstate railway near
Sea Breeze. in the Beaumont section.
Engineer Borders was killed and Fire
man Ceburn scalded on both legs. but
is not dangerously hurt Engineers
home was at Hamlin. He leaves two
children and a widow. Interment was
at Nacogdoches.
After an absence of forty Years loo
Rushing of Walnut Springs is visiting
his old home at White House. Smith
county He left Smith county in 1859
and has since been living in the west
ern part of the state. For the mast
ten years he has been engaged in the
banking business at Walnut Springs.
Ar Wilson, Katy railway clerk
attempted to pass between two cars at
the Ray yards in Denison. He fell
and was run over. Both of his leos
we're badly mangled. One leo had =
be taken of just below the knee ana
other just above the ankle.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
Rockefeller and His caddie.

Cooling in Augusta one bright win
ter day." he said, q had for caddie a
boy who didn't know me.
'An unfortunate stroke landed me in
a elump of high grass.
my, myr / said What am to do
nowg
:. See that there tree? said the boy,
pointing to a tall tree mile away.
We'll, drive straight for that
81 lofted vigorously. and, fortunately
my ball scared up into the air. it land
ed, and it rolled right ON to the putting
green.
.How's that. my boyg / cried tri-
umphantly.
'eThe caddie stared at me with en-
vious eyes
Gee, boss, he said, If I had your
strength and you had my brains, what
a pair for a foursome we'd maker -
Exchange.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
Pretty Hungry.

CT Warrants young son had been
naughty and had been sent to bed SUP.
PEERLESS.
Presently. when Mrs Warman wasn's
looking, Cy slipped upstairs and whis-
pered through the door Of the boy S
room, Son, could you eat some hone,
Ia the comb.
Dad. the boy said. Il could eat ii
Ii the brush
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
IN The REALM
OF FASHION
Small Hats Are Leaders.

Close fitting hats and turbans are
ideal head coverings for travelling, and
they are the models that are very
prominent in the first fall showings at
a time when large part Of the popu-
lation is ION the move" The turban
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15

Lese Majesty In Position of Stamp.
A decision of the courts at Trieste
is causing great indignation among
young people in Austria. Hencefor-
ward lovers win be liable to a sum-
mons for Iese majesty if they vary the
official position Of postage stamp.
whether on a card or on a letter. to
indicate their sentiments. To stick a
postage stamp at a certain angle to
express '.undying love-" "disappoint-
ment,'' tender memories" and SO
forth, is decidedly a mark of disre-
spect to the sovereign. say the courts
The sender Of postcard at Cattaro
who had used the emperor's efigy to
tell his sweetheart that he would love
her always has been condemned and
fined for the offense.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
she Proteets Horses.

Mrs. Packard Of Chicago Is the head
of the anti-cruelty to horses movement
in that city. She tags horses which
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15
LOST OR MrsT Arm

One promissory note in favor of
Draughon's Practical Business College
Tor 5000, drawn by Miss Eva Winston
and endorsed by Lon NJ. Winston dated
April u, 1906. and due twelve months
after date. Return and receive rew.rJ
PERCY N. BROWNE.
September /, 1910.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15


GENERAL and nearly loo hurt
NEWS by an explosion of a
HAPPENINGS barrel of oil in the
fire room of the bat
tleship North Dakota at Old Poiut
Comfort, Va.
While trying to make q landing in
front of the grand stand, at an eleva-
ton OF about twenty-five feet, on the
Boston Harvard aviation field at At
lantic, Mass. the triplane of AZ ".
Roe, an English aviator. was damaged
badly. Forward planes were broken
and both blades of the propeller also
splintered. Engine of the machine
was almost buried in the earth. Roe
was not injured.
Alonzo Prince, q negro, holds the
matrimonial record in south Georgia.
marrying six dusky brides before the
grand jury could indict him and have
him arrested. At Americus he made
frank confession to Judge Littlejohn.
and the court decreed thai he soiourn
the next six years in the penitentiary
or one year fer each bride.
BY a vote larger than the combined
voees Of her two male opponents Mrs.
Nellie NJ Archibald, a widow, and the
mother of several small children. was
nominated at the Republican primar-
les for treasurer of Ashland county.
Wisconsin. Nomination is equivalent
TO election
Two shots fred in quick succession
snufed in q Chinese theater at San
Francisco The life OF Lew Sing Chow.
a member Of the On Yick Tong. Two
arrests were made. A stampede was
stopped by the lights being switched
Many of those in attenaee were tour
lists and Americans.
William Hilman Hunt. the last OF
the three painters who became noted
IS the founders of the so-ealled pre-
raphaelite movement, died at London
aged eighty three years.
Sixteen hundred and fifty acres 81
land were bought near Alexandra, la.
1t is the old A hburn plantation. G. s
G. Williams OF Klrbyville, Tex, Il
the purchaser
Lebean. . was destroyed 81
Ore; loss. $3.50 900
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15

APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
! am applying for pardon.
LOUIS BERGMAN.
Shreveport, La, Aug. II. 1910
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-15

No. 7,oI5-In the Twelfth judicial Dis
trict Court of DeSoto Parish. La. ::
Snyder Wagon Co. Ltd. VS.. J. ].
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14
Sra 11tccraeuas
Slaomarf.

Seaile, 8ai6, #. SUM. G6ri-
itim lSan0, en- Seiifoleeleo Der ira
9pen, iom bar O6eritraag / Sniur-
genternes glrme I 9ticaragua, og
lem bar aommanOoen ooer Gitrn-
OuS 9iogar0e, bar ifrepet ct 8reo
til i'm Mo'r, 6pori ban iorteGer
ON aoptajn 9foi8's 3eo Sluget
pes Ga gleba 5aItnin9. aoptoju
9fois 66rtt biemme / Milpalfee,
8i8. 0a 5niurgenternes 5tiGinger
6leD 6eifll0t al 9le9eringens crop.
per, beilntte6e O6erit San6 at gere
ct an9re6 poa 6ienoen meo tit Sn-
fanterire9iment o9 en- crop aapaIe-
riioloater.
u8i Dente0e en- letfe6t 5eir,"
ifrioPr ban, men ri 6Iep 6ittert
ifuiiet; tbi 6e 6ao0e befuitet OereS
Stiain0er. 6ien0en, iom Ioa goOt
ifiuIt SfDttegrapene, 6opoe 0eS-
u0en 900 Mano flere enO pi,
81 itorale0e 6eres 6nitningsoerfer
tire @ange, men oi bleo bper Sang
ilaaet tilboge meo itore 5d6.
Oct inoremmes ira aQe Solo at
6aOe oeret 0et bloOieite Sla9 un0er
belle ari9en naar man ta9er Senipn
til Oe imoo 8roppeitprfer, Der tog
Del aanlpen prl 6e9ge Si0er; ri
6ou0e fun 500 Mano moo 9Sienoens
1000. Mtin @en 9fois par SlogetS
Self. San oif Spioien for tit aom-
pogni un0er StormIgbene, inotil
ban falOt. Seq bar bans 9ieooIper
og SAT, o9 ieg oil Ieoere Dem iii bans
Wto'r Milmaufee. Gfter at oi baoOe
facet 0isie 2Prepenge, LOS oi 5ien.
Sen Oere 6reO, % oi gif til6age til
pore Stillinger liot fIo9ere emo isr."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14
5nopanorin9en
til 2llli ittalien
9e oanife llopanorere.

Zen auitralife StatSunion ieger
paa enbper W2aaoe at bin0re Sen
gule SnooanOring Ser oeOtages
6orbuo poa 5orbuo, o9 man 9sr ben
guile 9efolfning aantpen for Sil.
pprelien iaa pnnifelig iom muligt
6ormaolet bermeO er life blot at
6eoore glrbejosmarfeoet for Sen
bpioe 9iace, men tillige at afpprge
Ell eul gro6ring oeo SoerO. Sioen
0en eItaiiatiife arig frpgter gluitrn-
lien for at bIioe opilugt al De graa'
0ige s5apanere; nnar oe bar forosiet
Manoihinriet, fan Suren let fomme
til Den itore q, ser er pelegnet til
iapanif aoIoniintion. Qerfor trefier
ltnionen energiife 6oriuarsiornn-
italtninger, efonomiif iom militert
Samtioig 6egunitiger man ben
boi0e Snopanorine oen it6rIt mlr
lige ll0itrefning. 9iegeringerne gaar
enooJ iaa oiot. at 0en bpioe 9eiolf-
ming bar fllnoet set iornsoent at
rla6e 9oet @euer. Get er fife
lpnae iioen, at set oanife lloenrigS.
miniiterilm aouareOe moo for itprf
llOpanoring til 9luitralien. OgSfan.
Oinnperne / 9lliitralien boloer oen.
ne SiS Rsoer ior at proteitere moo
oen Manoe. boorpaa Ben alitralife
SnooanSrinasliga nrbei0er for 1t
loffe 5oIf ira Oe ifanoinapiife 9anOe
til gli1iraIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14
Stor Srano.lllvffe
Gre % tgue Menneifer brGuSt inoe

SeattIe ,@aib., II. Suni. - %
Wenneifer pi0es at ppre omfomne.
og Gienoonrme til Ell 8erOi al ST..
100000 er bIepen ooelagt ueO SO.
lbs, iom raieoe / 9pens 0fiOte tio.
zig | Gag. Sl0en opoageoeS fort Ell.
ter Ofionat og raieoe I ilere elmer.
al. 6 ON Worgenen nente man til
Gels at baue oen un0er aontrol,
men en- itiu 8ino puiteoe til Slam.
merne. iom enGnu raie0e uolOiomt.
De % Qiennelfer. iom mel0eS at
o9re omfomne, menes at bape f1n.
bet 3poen, Oa Sloen ooelogOe en-
9feffe 9ogi6uie. On golitibetient.
iom gif iaennem 7iitrittet, itrafs
efter at SSloen par u0briiOt. iagoe.
at Der par ingen Sio ior oe loge.
renoe bette giitrift til at unoflu
iaa ban tror, at oe ale er brpnOt
moe.
esloen itarteOe oeo N}iOnatstio /
ct amare6onie" oa en- itiu 9eiten.
UinO Oreu 6Iammerne irem meO
meO ubuasclia AurtiabeO. Get lie.
tie Snie Rerbeoen par OnarIiae
5rrbnaniuaer. ira SIopn breOte iia
nriten iom en- grrriebrdnO. Eoliti.
imrfen bapOe omirent nof At gore
meo at boIOc iia iordn Slanmerne
% purre SoIf no di Sc iruroe
0nie
en SnfniitaSmnitine bic, ON
aieet ai SIammcrue. IN OcnS TIRE
9'riienir maai,C iInaie ira Sen. :
iaaie 1ilimai 81 enliiia. iom
Ieuerr nloi lammsa n Dc iapnrs
eHSm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14

5 en- Gale / JtooiepeIt-alitb6en
ct. 9aul, 0iinn., | 9sr0ogs glites
iagOe @ifforO 9inhot bl. a.:
ggn 6olfereprpientant. iom bp.
rer De ipecieIIe Snteresiers arnpe,
er naoet til 9unoen San fan life
ipnte opbere."
g6olfet / Oe Soreneoe Stater for.
Orer Ell M 9ebanOlina oa en- ret.
liniet gebnnOling."
aMottoet peO ctbpert grinGr.
oala oa auOet gals ifuIoe barre: Sn.
Gen SntereSiernes 9oatblnO bc6euer
at meIoe iia."
egIaiancen meIIem Sorreining ol
Rolitif er oen iarliaite 5ng bort
poIiiiife 9ip. Oct or Slauaen. ion
Di maa orrbe."
sIe ipccielIe Snieresier mni hol0e
ia noe a Dor poliiif. caers oil Sei
anieritanite 6oIf brine Dem nS ai
Sorreiniua"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14
3oroen runot.

5 .2on0on oar Der forIeOen uo-
itiaet en- iort aanariefugl, ser 70.
ite0e en- 8agatel Al 27,000 Ser.
Sc ruSiiife @uoernemenier Minif,
G6erion Iiderni9op og 0niepr-
9re00erne ira 2ojen til G6erion er
erflere0e Tor foleroinlitteOe.
: 2lrem6urg e9te Ell 2prer me0
ell Gel 9ern unoer ct Goroenpeir
50 un0er ct 3re. 9pnet Jog neO,
ora6te 3 9orn o9 foeite0e 9preren
% % 9ern oeraf tre lipsfarliCt
95nternationalt. aoinOeiteDne =
Stotfbolm 81 @}ai 5f6lge ga
gems 9}p6eter" oil Ser n9ite Som.
mer blioe af6oIot Ell international
abinoefongre3 iamt ct internatio.
nalt Neutrality-suspicious. / Stocf-
6olm
aejier @ll6etn1s 9forgesreiie.-
G5riitianio, 26. Mai. 5folge u9tf.
tenpoiten" oil aeiier 98il6elm ogiaa
/ CONNER foreto9e i'm ieOoanli9e
9aor9esreiie. San afrejier ira aieI
Den !. Suli og 6Iioer antageIig ber-
oppe en- 81 ltgers SID.
9eroens plOIte 9Ggtepar Ieper
6lorence / Californian. San er 10
9Lar % bun 107 9tar, og Sc bar
peret gift 80 9lar. De bar baft
10 9ern, men oeraf Ieuer fun set
enc: Ell 9rper6ig 0l0ing paa
So 9lar.
5 @noernementet 5efaterinoilop,
9fnslanO, bar Bomber mis6anOlet ct
@ar @eitetpoe paa Ben frpgteIigIte
Moa0e. Zen enc 6lep meo brpffe0e
9[rme og Ben faitet i Ell @roo, og
BEN anoen 6Ieo ifalperet og
ilnaet Iepen0e.
5~lenoerne ino6pr6es. 2on0on,
p. Qhli. 5 9temmarfet / 8repifabet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14

9looieuelts Snle e'uilS oall. Con.
Oon. bDori ban uraereOe itrenaere
Negcrina gGaupien. menes at bnue
leoet til llOnupnelie ai Cir 6bor.
les naroinge til 9'ieeroD SnOien,
SarSinae anies iom en- @anO. Der
tror nna at BRUCE @lnai oa ban oil
uocu 5piDl irIae en- iorifeIlia Bolt.
iif FRA Oen. icm Soro 9nrlon. eorO
g'inio 81 andre icnere giretonaer
bar iuIai
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14
bort Sanos Rirfpiproo.
Che 20 firiinOstDpe GrOtent taller
nOelnffenOe Gngelif.

gSaIbington, .. g., II. SUM. =
Oct engelife Sprog par / 1906 18t,.
393 reliaisie Organiiationers eaer
23,64s.267 airfemeOlemmers uoe.
luffen0e airfeiprog. 9fapporten er
uOarbeioet unOer Statiitif.S6ei
@m 6. 9unts 0oeropipn og er M
unoer 3rpfning @ai6ington
9lapporten piier Oi0ere, at ser
bruges gngelif pes Sioen al frem-
meoe 9prog 7.9O6 Organiiationer
meo c. ReolemSantaI al 1871, ,62S.
Der bruges oerinoO uoeluffenoe
fremmeo ISpro9 peO @uostieneiterne
let g2eolem5ant1I al 5,022,60 eaer
16,688 0rganiidtioner me0 ct iam-
10 4roeent Al Organiiationerne og
10 8rocent al MeOIemstaaet eaer
6 &rocent al oet antngelioe 9Snobpg-
gerantol 1906.
6olfetGQinaen 1906 par Den
fSrlfe ] 0ollfeh man Torle9fe at faa
en- n'loltanoi9 Happort IRA De Tor'
ifeliae religisie 9efenoelier meo
9en'0n III oct Sprog, Der BRIGGS
oeo Gliostieneiten.
%Ci p9es ! npro@rei'oe 9oppotE
III "''9liel aI of9unllai'onef' lohl
gu' I'0oeteiie!' Il zo4.zoo euet
90 F'p'ei'i u oe' litoe ANU ool
(" l'oi Sei ~ oeteS 0toioi'lhle'lOe'
lo'' ''ie outeoe' ull8uue'loe 9ouo
V'os oet pti8e"' ul'let Inali oel lUl
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14

Otter 10 Mnaneoers 6rau9reIie,
If al Dem Ben afrifonife Sungle
og Neiten paa en- 9tun0e norOre glf-
rifo og europa, er forrige 9rGroent
Rooieuelt M paa Sci til6age til
2lmerifa. 5 6reOogS forIoO ban Gng-
lano, ieilen6e no ira gaortbampton
meo aoiierin @ictorio, og 0en II.
oS. pentes ban til 9tep Dorf. Gno
life poa @nn0et fan ban ppre / 9io.
30 aontiuenter boI0er Sorbinoelie
meo bam oeo troaolss SeIegrni,
iao ban bar traplt meo at mo0tnge
Selegrammer og 0fftere Soar. -
Golitiet gep Dorf oil me0 itspite
g(aruaagenbeO og Onbu iSrge for
9looiepelts Sifferbe0 peo oanoitig.
ninaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-14

6or Ell IiO iioen pe0 Ell fS6allen-
berger 9nnfet / 9eaper Sin 6ap0e
9rpan ienot ct 9reo til Msoets 6or.
nnno Tor at set ifuloe opleies ior
oe foriamleOe, men set bIeo life op!
leit. 2ignenOe ifete after SorS0ogs
Mites aearneg, boor Ben Oenotro.
tiIfe Statsfomite par iamlet. 9rpan
bao0e ienot 9reo til 0tr. Is. 6.
Garrig, men @repet I6lep iortiet. Oct
ier no, iom 9rpan Stierne 0uIer.