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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
MOTOR PILOTS
SUPERSTITIOUS

Superstition plays an important part
in the career of every automobile
daredevil or speed maniac, as he Ia
so often called. An ordinary incident
which would not so much as attract
the attention of the average man will
cause the great driver to fret and
often unnerve him until he is unfit
to start in one of the long grirds
which make up most of the interest
ing chapters in gasoline history.
Barney Oldfeld, the best known of
all our great American drivers and
really the father of the speed game
In this country, never starts In race
without having tucked safely away
In the pocket In his shirt, next to
his heart, beautiful prayer which
his wife gave him several years go.
David Bruce-Brown, winner of the
recent grand prize and one of the
greatest road drivers IN the world,
believes that kiss from his mother
brings him good luck, and he never
starts on long grind without bid
ding her the last goodby.
The late Lewis Strang wore an heir
| loom in the shape of a ring. lie was
always afraid in touring car, aud
finally was killed while travelling
along a country road at speed less
than FIVE miles an hour.
Louis Disbrow says that the figure
has played an important part in his
| career
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
SAYS FRUIT FLY IS
RAVISHING KAUAI

LIHUE, Kauai. - Many arguments
both pro and con have been heard as
to whether or not the Mediterranean
ny really exists on Kauai. To settle
tho question once for all, we will say
that il not only exists but docs so to
such an extent that II spreads over a
territory lin so far as we personally
know from Waimea to Elanamaulu,
Much has been done locally 10 prevent
further spread, but so far there has
come but little II any aid from Terri.
torial sources. Garden Island
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
COMPANY F IS =.
LEAGUE LEADER

Company T. Is cock of the baseball
walk at SChoiield Barracks. For the
past two months the company teams
of the Second Infantry have been en-
gagged In hot league race, and Com
pany + stands at the proud position
at the top of the ladder with nine wins
and only single defeat, Company II
has been almost as successful, with
eight games won and one lost.
Following standings include games
nlnNnh SnImrlnN. AnrIl II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

He regarded the water wagon with
critical and knowing eve. .'
Isn't that---er--chassis tri1e out
of date?" he queried.
Whereby It was made TO appear that
the cause Of temperance has to con
fend with certain difficulties of a very
essential and inevitable character.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
OLD FlVE-GAME MARK
BETTERED BY 81 PINS
BY WHITE LAST NIGHT

White and Il. f.. Schmidt worked
their way into the third round Of the
singles tournament at the "Y" alleys
last night The former was never in
better form, and smashed the alley
tive-game record by chalking up 1923
"a really fine performance. Only in
one frame did white fall below the
double century mark, getting 173 on
his third. The new record swamps the
old by CT pins. Bartcr's 967 being the
best previous performance.
Last nights scores:
Il. +. Schmidt..l91 l54 100 1877 1888 $50
Froelich ....l47 1873 179 40 l6i 79S
White ......225 l73 2O1 225 2O4 1923
Dyson ........151 12G 40 III 40 79i
The drawings for the third round
resulted as follows:
Wilkinson vs.. Whine. II. +. Schmidt
vs.. Bcrnal, Barter vs.. Rietow, White
vs.. Williams.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

Thomas jefferson Coolidge Jr., aged
49, one of the leading New England
bankers and a director In many Boston
Industrial and railway corporations,
died at Magnolia Mass.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

The nomination of Lieutenant Col
onel Hamilton s, Wallace to be assist
ant paymaster general with rank Of
colonel, was sent to the Senate by
President Taft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

Four coaches OF a Maine Central
passenger train were turned bottom
side up with fifteen persons inside
without injury to occupants or cars
at Kingfield, Me.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

Harry HeIfner, alleged slayer Of
Mrs. William Merrill of Joppa, near
the town of Rosebud, Mont, was taken
from Jail by crowd of GO masked and
armed men and was hanged to tree
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

W. S. Cooper, 81 years old, while
taking part in rifle match at Me-
Keesport, Pa, stepped in front of the
target A bullet passed through his
lung, killing him instantly,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
o o 4. . % o 9 @ @ O o @ @
OAHU LEAGUE OPENS.

!. Two days more, and then
. Then the big dOings. The
. Oahu Senior Baseball League
. viii open the season at Athletic
. Park Sunday, with the usual
!. double header. The Hawaiis
7. and j. A. &C. will meet in the
{. opening game, while the Stars
. will take on the Asahis, the new
+. Corners to senior company, in
{" the closer.
{. A parade of all five teams
(" from the corner of King and
(. Fort streets to the ball grounds
{. viii serve to remind the fans
{" that the big doings are about
{" to commence.
u 4 u Z. :, Z,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
g . (. o Q 9 9 Q Q 9 .
SCHOOL BASEBALL.

> Punahou and Kan meet on
, the diamond tomorrow in the
, second game of the interscho-
, lastic league series. and the re-
? suit of the battle will be watch
, ed with keen interest by every
!, school and college fan on oahu.
, The relative showing of the two
. teams will determine whether
. or not Oahu College has as
, strong an aggregation as is
" toutcd, and whether the blue
. and gold will repeat in base
!. ball the clean sweeps that they
> made in football and track last
+" fall and this spring.
" Kan beat High easily in the
. first game of the series, played
" last Monday. and the league race
. is practically between Punahou
(" and Kan, with st. Louis how
I. ering on the outside of the myS-
{" tic circle, ready to play unat-
{" tached games with the three
o other schools. Tomorrow's game
Z" will be played on the Kameha-
Z" meha field
q, "a, d, Z. a. a, q, Z. q, 1. a I. 4. a. a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

hall. Just when everybody seemed
to be having a good time Rqmulus
had the doors locked and refused to
allow his guests to return home. ThlS
was a rude act on the part of Romu-
lus, and has put quite. a, blot on his
escutcheon. y, ~ 4
Romulus reigned for 81 years and
started the catacomb industry on its
downward course. He also establish.
ed the fine old Italian pleasantly of
bleeding the American tourist all the
way from the waterfront to the Tomb
OF the Gracchi. One mild autumn
evening, however Romulus dlsap-
peared, taking with him the contents
Of the contingent fund and an illus
trioas name, and has not been, heard
IRON since.s .5f>
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09
Walt MASON
The Poet Philosopher.
THE WISE MAN.

There is a man In our town who
thinks he's wondrous wise; though
he has lots OF junk 10 sell, he does not
advertise. He often says: THE peo-
pie must know I'm IN lie game: and
II they want my doodads, they'll come
and buy the same. To advertise my
jim'eracks wont bring me trade or
scads, for folks who take the papers
refuse. TO read the ads. They read
the sporting pages, they read the
household dops, they read what Lii.
liam Russell says of the beauty soap,
they read the wedding stories OF Joy.
pus girls and lads, they read the
Hints TO Hoboes,' but do not read the
ads" The large and clammy spiders
build .cobwebs in his store. and no
one will disturb them by entering tho
door The clerks are growing wins.
kers all filled with fungus blue. and
comb them with their flngers-they've
nothing else to do. Sometimes sad.
eyed pilgrim, insomna.accursed goes
there. in peace and quiet to sleep
little verst. Anon a man who wishes
to drop from public view, drops in to.
see that merchant and stays week
or two. But no one takes a bundle
TO buy things at that store, where
broods the drowsy merchant, and all
the clerklings snore.
-: s;'H s'''l ", s Nenzi-.e4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09
SIDEWALK slE7NIt
ROMULUS.
By H. L RANN.

Romulus was half portion Of a
pair OF Roman twins who dlseoy.
cred Rome when there wasn't any,
thing there but blue sky and the cor
rorate limits. The other twin was
named Remus, but he was pretty light
and didn't seem to know whether he
vas going In or coming out.
Romulus and Remus were brought
up by she wolf. and never got
out of the Sixth grade. When they
saw Rome sitting on her seven hills
with her feet crossed and watched the
lazy swing OF the coruscated Italian
mosquito as 1t skinned the surface
OF the Tiber river, Romulus seized a
pair OF oxen In his bare hands and
began to fence in all OF the available
town lots.
Rome, did not look good TO Remus.
who had tried some OF the drinking
water and was not pleased with the
results, so he asked Romulus why he
didn't discover some place where
they had a municipal watcrworks
plant. This was a simple question,
uttered In Jest, but 1t angefcd Somu.
lus to such degree OF Fahrenheit
that he killed Remus with the neck
yoke. This was the first bloodshed
on Roman soil except that disseminat.
ed by the Tiberlan mosquito, which
is still disseminating. =
homulus gave his brother Il first
class funeral with II spade. and then
began to COLOMBO Rome with olllce,
holders aud other specimens Of the
hoi polloi. He elected himself mayor,
opened a saloon in defiance OF the
mulct law and ran things with n high
hand. 1t got SO around Rome that
nobody could be n circus lIcenke or
an electric light franchise without
lubrlcatinG Romulus in tho reg on OF
the. cash, register.
Women were very scarce abound
Rome nj this time. and one day3Rom,
illus invited number of sablHq Ia,
Eaics oyertfor iaadsnGe In the Wodaman
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09
STYLE NOTES
FOR FALL AND WINTER GIVEN
OUT BY 1.-THE WoMAN's sToREr
e. C. JONES,

Garments designed by the Amerl.
can manufacturers for fall and win;
ter show strong tendency towards
the DlrectoIre influence, the forms
employed being derived from the
menfolk under the directory form OF
Government France. Such. style
bits as Vests, Revers, Cutawiy Ell.
fccts, Sashes and the RobespIerre
Collar are adaptations from this style
period. Several other periods DOM
nate, adaptions from the Louis XIV.
and Louis NVI. styles being incorpo.
rated In some OF the most attractive
garments. These periods are particu.
iariy apparent in the Panicrs, Draper.
les, Pleated flounces and long sleeves.
Materials similar to those used in the
construction OF the original garments
are favored, such as Brocades In Sat
in, Velvet and Crepe, Pompadour chIf-
fon and silks. Rich handmade and
metallic laces and Oriental embroid.
cries are effective.
mn
"' p" a"u "",v ,, ,Deuc eOns.
"eS' sspss. I" 4e'' VIZ"
p,O"''Seu 'a'or 10 navy anu "Ni'e'
!. .,S commissions S are s.rgnF ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

p q Elops lypt
7. iaIie atstA'
y epsemeer WI publish IN snt
spsss me NUN Der OF eggs purchased
~ saea one and the number Of bad
81 !, teselyeaS rom each one. Arr
y ugp.ns nus pan WIZ moi BE- adopt
: = sesi Vifs'H'a asaleFs:
iiS S' Nt;tierson says Tire; New
80 w. S.lu ; taFatl wiltsF should pe
uo,ea .of me slma!es-e II thai
le'tUu q 'Feauns Inc malady SHOULD
s.ef neeome popular ths demand for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

~ .
pits, with the pad That comes With each
box. and then my glory bcglnsi
No. matter what tho weight Of your
clothing, no matter how hot and stuIy
II may be indoors, you need never bC
afraid OF pcrsplring any moro In your
arni-pits than sou do on tho hnck OF
your hand. II you use PERSPI-S0.
It's o marvellous yet simple powder
that anybody Is safc in using. II keeps
your nrm-pits Just us fresh md dry and
natural as any other portion of your body
Use Pc PIN o and hot tirratreS
dancc-halls. and social affairs viii have
no more tcrrors Tor you III nrm.pit per.
spirntlon. ats good-bye dccss shields
forever. satisfaction guaranteed.
PEhSPl.NO Is for sale Mt your drug.
gistSa CSC o box. o. sent direct, on receipt
OF price, ~ tho PSrspo Co., ms Iilncoip
Ave, Chic 100
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

Rip Than Ont Here's FRRspIsE0s
IIineyer wfs dtsss ijsllis Il Iin. xiiilIci
lean get tldt rSaihrkAi 4 b Iilir. PisIl.S
SPI.HO. No Slt-ccl 6r{r faln tfor
gsl ! lust put . llttle I'm my arm: J
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09
cArAaRA cAEws !, 81 cuRE1

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot reach the seat OF the dls,
case. catarrh is a blood Or eonstisu-
tlonal disease, and in order to: euro Il
you must take internal RENE iies.
Halls catsrrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on; ske blbod
and mucous surfaces, HATS CT
.tarh Cure is NOT a uuacls medlClns
1t vas prescribed by one 81 The best
physicians in. this country 9og Year,
and,is a regular prescription. II u
composed Of the best tenics know,
With the best blood 3pnflilt
e.s. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect eom6lpatiop Of
the two ingredients is WIN I PRO ucea
such wonderful resilts In curing ca;
tarrh. Send for testimonials FREE.
F. ]. CHENEY g CO, Props,
Toiedo. Ohio
Sold by druggists, Prlce s5e.
Take Halls Family Rillsil for constl-
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

.
formerly resided here and have many
friends in this city. They went to
colfax yesterday evening to visit
friends and relatives. E
7f Wy Entertained at Dinner.
Mrs. Anna SwearIngen, OF East
Park avenue, entertained at dinner
Wednesday complimentary to Mrs.
Brown and son, of Wheeling, who are
visiting here.
Rev. Barnes and Family Returned.
Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Bowers and
son returned yesterday from o
= MONTHS stay at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Mrs. Bowers also spent several weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Smith, at
tfTryonc, Pa. ssi,i
= Birthday Party.
): Mr.. and Mrs, E. G. Wilson, OF Mer.
J. chant street, entertained number
of little folks Wednesday afternoon
: to celcbrate.the third birthday; ami
yersars of their son. Calvin Franklin.
The afternoon was spent with games
and was greatly enjoyed by the
guests. Master Calvin received n
large number Of useful gifts from his
: little friends, A tempting course of
refreshments was served, by Mrs. WI.
I son at seasonable' hour. The guests
tlhcuded:' Louise Jenkins, Lehman
Jenkins, Carlton Schooley; Irene
, schooiey, Opal Walker, Boyd Walker,
Nellie Clark, Vivian Layman, Bertha
stealey, Wayne, lola and GwendolIn
Hudgfns. Harry Radcliffe, Albert,
Brooks and Arlington Mortified, Fay
, Higginbotlam, David Furman, Mrs.
II. c. Hudgins, Mrs. NJ. r. Mortified,
Mrs. Higginbotham, Mrs. Layman.
Arrived Home Wednesday.
Mrs. John Brown, OF Columbia
street, arrived home "Wednesday from
a several weeks trip TO Shamokin,
PhilaaSlphia, Baltimore, New York,
Atlantic City and Cumberland. She
was met in Atlantic City by. Mr..
Brown who accompanied her home.
Miss Davinna Brown, who was WITH
her mother remained in Cumhor,aIa
y. 80. &c. ,,It e. :,
Personals.
Mrs. Straight has returned to her
home near Barrackytlie after few
days visit with Mrs. Fannie Merri.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott who have been
the guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
Lutte Brown, have returned to Chi.
cago. a;lAIaEgYTIER
Miss Lena sattertield is spending a
few days with her sister, Miss vir.
gInia Rowe. at Adamston.
Miss Garnet vanata went to Nor.
gantown yesterday to visit her
grandmother, /.
Mr.. Fred Robinson, OF Chicago, is
expected here in a few days to visit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09
M..Ul4S5GRlBE''.S.;.''' ;
MEDWAWOMS

"A very vase man has nude the
startling discovery that it useless to
try to convince bride that the time
will ever come when, the groom will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-09

Atkire, one. Birthsz=Dre :Alklre, six.
Deed Filed.
The following deed was yesterday
filed with the clerk Of the copnty
court for record: I.
BENJAMIN 2. Fleming and wife 70
Jennie Garsfct. parctt16l laIa9ll
the Fifth ward Of Inc City, Of Far,
mont; consideration, 81 and other val
liable consideration. -
" - u, :. ! -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

bimmelblao. it%orblontitret Robe; oct
ipintle. ~Suffeugtige aniigt oar molet
buiot. SGberue idrpeoe opbt rsoe,
grpneneS glle trutfet 90 meD ocH
iiueite S~uidnireJ. Ia Bun bleu lsf.
tet neo ira 5oget bleu hun itrafs
operifpgget al en- ubure itor Roraiol.
mcOeus en- 8iener foo iGroiq til ut
l6itc benoes aioIe 90 ira ben iugtige
Sor6 Sum heurgeoe iig nte0 inlau,
longiommc Sfriot inm on bun pur
pou Tei til at beiutme, ontgtuen Tor
Oh bag al Ileuere. Der liaeiom bdn.
ncoc en- geifutteliesupg moo Smper.
0eucu. Sea imtratC en- Sdpaner, ON
bun oar ina. San iau icrb1uict pan
mia % iogoe. "Jtei bum or megct
torment" Geunc ioruemme Came,
al hutife ser life iinoes 'aa iao /
&npau Dor Iigciom ct 5tnffe IfrGbe-
Iiat RorcclGn n%tIoitruOiq ct giueSe
poa en- mefoniif Iuffe.
Iii 5rooS for oi5ie iaponife Glen.
0ommeligbe0er fan man BOO life lpr.
acre pHre i,Iutl ON at pt,pau mango
Cmrnnncr herbiemmc | ocn lamlc
@er0en bar ao6t al al topc grempeI
clter benne 2itenS SoremrqSnation.
2. / "SiToheosbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Ser troeoe man, at De iorlGn9it par
forulpffeoe o. fia9sger oei Sen tier.
ite getpbnins, at Miffelier ueo line
llnoerieaelier REQ @%rsnlonhs Goro
fpit bar paapiit, at Oct Str9oe. iom
Gearp Der opooseoe. life er ct Strp
Dc, men ct Snno.
Set fgI. aeosrofiifc SeIifab bar
lat iig | Sorbinoelie meo MiftcIien
FOR at onmooe ham ON Of bolhe 20.
reoraa | Sonoon. Won rprer ben
fire 5sorpistting. at hans SpIpsrin.
ger oil berietiae aorterne oper Noro.
@rsnlano. Wiffelien oniceS Der life
blot for IN uicbbnnli9 fipf, men oa.
ila Tor Ell mleeet Rraierrig Spooger.
Sra &isbenbapn meOoeIes Den lite
ausuit. 5 oiiiat geir onfom "Groi'
ming Moio" ilagimDffct BERTH iOdg.
morses SCI. 912 meb einar piiffeIien
% Sperien omboro. De to Tolaria'
rere itoo paa apmmanoobroen %
blcp billet meo rbpre Se9eiitring ira
De ioriamleoe 5niinber.
aongens aabinetsiefretpr beaou
iiq omboro % oplGite / Spiieialonen
ct Telegram fra aongeu me0 1af Ior
oct Mrbeioe, DE- bapoe uOisrt, og Ell
Neobelelie ON, at De begge par til
oelt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | Sub.
Gau neutrality-suspicious. 8egne
snifeoe Suititsminiiteren De TO 6or.
ifcre gelfommen tilboge, % Ell al
Observation-Disclosures 9ireftsrer brag'
te De to M9no en- 9af ira Warinemi.
niitcren i9rlig rettet til Sperien, Der
iom Warinemano paa Den imnffelte
Maobe bapoe b9poet Gtatens Srabi.
TONER / Bolarforifning.
gnbeIig talte aammerberre Se'
germann.2inoencrone poa eeografiif
Selifabs gegne.
Gereiter mootoges De TO Wpno al
fine Samilier. Oct blep ct bierteligt
og rerenoe @ienipn. SO iaa gif DC 10
iIanS, belaitet meb glomiter % billet
al erebspettbe Siirraraob.
"Sieblomiten"s Serer err before.
ret meo TortieiftmeooIien | Sslp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Der nirapiaelig bsrer iammen mco
oct iaponife 5orretningslip, rr aft
iremiiillef ioa iiriiJ og peut. at man
tror, oct netop CT h9ngt 90. 5uo,
mart en- sina idlmer. iornpeS ben.
% Oct europpiife "@rnut / @radt"
er iuloItpnoig ufienot.
Galoa meo Seniun ill 9uoning
ltadr Sapnneren bolt opcr euroupe.
rem Gnhuer Soponer toqer lit 8oo
ON Moracnen men er h,n Ct Gieblif
/ 0aoet.
Spao Den iopnnite apiu0etppe an.
aoar, oa er Ser l%elulslgelia TOR 5or.
iflel inocn sc iorifielige SomiumoS
f%lasicr; men fon ben ieune Sara.
nerinoe iiges at prre fin TamilieS
ltsrite @eIaisrer, On maa DC I (. Tor
ncmme" Gamer iiacs at pGre noale
unptttae, ppr0ilsie Sfobninper. st
lioet Sr0trpf teroi iour man peN at
lTie neoenitaden0e geretnina. ionl
lanntc Reiieuoe meaet trriicnoe bar
ifiloret:
"en lloen aoelia SSrsfen blep man.
spreret no al Ell SCpnrotfnpt pco en-
SQnnSDDltniinn hppr on itntelin pes
forNrina ncuteoc puu at isre beroc
hicm til @obiet, Sun Dor fluot / en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

fole Sengenc. On ~nrientlia Gel az
hisic ~anpenotes til llobetnlinger |
gcct. nten Sru Rielien mobtoe BOG
en- itsrre 2um fontaut, ligciom ct
9elsb blep iot iuit for gsrnene.
a~roentina iIoa RasmIS N%ielieu
mo poo Ell Notwithstanding, lom
aif douitc aobt. Men oct enSte meo.
Of en- aompdanou remote mcb ole
6orretninacns Venae. on Nicllen
mnotte oerciter beaunbe 1ouife fra
bar guuo.
let aft en- lib life ioa 1oot. Sg
ban utlSe iffe aipc 2ipstcau iro iia
for ser bIcp llbiiat til al ban finoe
tifbaqcbetolc Observation-Disclosures
oeres llblpg ca bnoe lin Somilic en-
uogcnlunoc bctrpggei Critters.
Gertil er ban nodef mi. 0nu bar
facet Ell aoo Stiain9 iom Sober al
Ell 8ooseierS Meiereiortit meb 1000
Collars ~ 1000 ar. ~ | idit 9sr
oa Ell betpoelig gnoel / Cperiflooet.
: lin SenprnocIie tilbpner bar NS.
iuronceielifobcrne moo at oe iroil!
Ser Siltole, at inbbeioIc 10000 ar.
itrnr oa oereiter en- ~betnoclia Sum
aarli9.
6orifieniae Gmitrnoipheoer tpOcr
paa at Isru NieIien inbtiI FOR ct Mars
SiS iioen bar pPret ufien0t mcb, at
henoeS Nano nar ilipe C"Spcns
StiitStib," meboeler, at Sruen Ell
Sib tTnftc pao of aiite ia pnonu),
men oereiter inoet llnnerretning
berom. Suu er piitnof iommen meo
@ernene / al StiIheb oireiit til Nr.
qentina for en- Waanebs 1io iibcn.
& oct iibitc Mars 5ib bapbe bun bopt
goprl | aisbenhnpn