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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

= EARLY 700 scouts are expect
~ ed 10 participate in the ac-
- tivities of the s. Joseph val
ley "ajmbOree" which viii be held
at Potawatomi park saturday aft
ernoon and evening and Sunday.
May p and %. Troops from Elk
hart Berrien county and South
Bend will pitch cap a the park at
1880 Saturday afternoon, and from
that time until the close OF the
camp Sunday there will he a pro-
grom events OF great interest.
Plans for the 'JambOree" have
been under way for some time, and
the preliminaries for some Of the
events have already been held. The
competitive program includes the
following:
l. Patrol relay OF knot tying
Eight ropes 10 be labeled with eight
tenderfoot knots and suspended on
a staff 90 yards from contestants
who will run TO the staff, tie the
designated knot, return 70 his patrol
and there touch his team mate who
viii do likewise. Best time wins.
Entries one patrol from each city
2 Patrol signalling from pyra-
mid OF four, three and one. Scout
signalling on top 10 send a short
semaphore message with flags TO
his receiver who will he 90 Yards
, way. The receiver Will copy the
message and take it TO the Judge.
The first correct message wins. En-
try. one patrol from each city.
3. Water boiling contest Con
testants will he furnished With pail
water. wood and two matches. First
scout 70 bring the water 10 the &C
tual boiling point wins. Entries
free for all.
T. Fire by friction No restric-
] ton as TO set but the regulation
finder must be used. other restric-
tons are those given in the scout
hand book. The best time wins
Entries. free for all
s. Bugling Buglers will sound
three calls Taps To the Colors, and
one other taken from the scout
diary. Contestants 20 be hidden
from the judges who will Judge on
the quality. tone. etc. Entries. three
buglers from each city
6. Tent pitching. A team Of two
scouts will pitch a pup tent, each
with a shelter half one pole. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

four stakes. Must be pitched Sc
curely. stakes TO be driven the same
distance in the ground. the front of
the tent 20 be on a definite line The
scouts Will stand at the front cor
ners when through, the best time
winning Entries. two teams from
each city.
T. Wall scaling. Teams Of eight
over an eight foot wall Teams must
climb the wall and line up on
line 90 yards beyond the wall, no
ropes allowed. If staff is used It
must be carried over 20 the finish
ing point. Best time wins
The first place In any event
counts 10 points. second place. five,
and third place, three. Ribbons
will be given for first. second. and
third places. and a banner Will go to
the city carrying off the most
points. No scout master viii be al
lowed TO Judge members of his own
/ troop.
Toilet articles and blankets will
be brought by the scouts. the pup
tents, and ponchos being furnished
by the South Bend council. The
tents viii be pitched by the boys.
but Will be carefully Inspected so
that there safety Will be assured.
Food will be cooked az ehe camp
by John Brown and Nose Milan.
two Of the cooks who last summer
accompanied the scouts on their
hike 10 Culver and who are known
10 be the best vet" in the way OF
putting out eats"
Saturday evening at the camp
there Will be a big camp fire 20
which the public is especially invit-
ed. Al that time each city will be
given Is minutes for a camp fire
stunt. and there IS bound 10 be some
/ fine entertainment
Religious services Will be conduct
[ ed in camp Sunday morning under
/ the direction of Protestant and
Catholic chaplains.
Very keen competition IS expected
in all Of the events Of the "jambo-
rec" @. n. Barnes. the new scout
executive Of South Bend and St. Jo-
seph county. states that the scouts
from other councils are expecting TO
mop up"
Wen see that they do nothing
Of the kind" he said. "I guess the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

cordially invited 70 the recital. The
net proceeds viii be turned over
90 charitable work. The program
for Tuesday evening IS as follows.
1 (a) Ny Mother Bids me Sind my
Hair ..-..---.-.. HAYDN
(b) To. Hear the Gentle Lark.
Observation-Disclosures. Bishop
Nine Florence Cole Talbert
.. Reading-The Vision OF SIR
Launfal ....... lowell
Mrs b Dunn
IS Negro Spirituals-
(a) Somebody's Knocking ar yo'r
Door .-.--....--.- Dett
OBJ Bye and BYE. ..... Bur,e.gh
Nine Talbert
4 La Fileuse. .............. RaN
Prof Joseph Arts
3. Read!ng-The Barefoot Boy 81.
............... Waiter
Mrs. 2 Dunn
6. CAP Cali Of the Lark 80. Speaks
OBJ Hom.nE ........D Relgo
Co oh. Ny Love. ...... Burleigh
CD The Cuckoo. ..... Lehman
Nine. Talbert
Z. (a) Deep River ..............
.....S. Colertdge Taylor
(b) Rondo Capricciso .........
........... Mendelssohu
Miss Mable Clark
s. (a) Ny Heart at Thy Swee;
Voice .... Saint-Saens
OBJ Q don Fatale. ........ Verd,
Mrs. Joseph Arts
2. Indian Song $500. $3.50. .LieuranCe
ca Invocation by the Sun Cod
OBJ BY the Waters of NIinnetonka
Nine. Talbert
: 10. Arla-Ah forse lui-Ga Ira
viata) - Verdi
Mrs. Madge woodward Romine
| organist, Of this city appeared Fri
day evening in Chicago on the pro
I gram Of the Artist PUPILS recital O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Mrs. Madge Woodward Romine
organist, Of this city appeared Fri
day evening in Chicago on the pro-
gram Of the Artist Pupils recital OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Employment Situation Here
Steadily Improving, Local
Merchants Say.
By PAUL FUNK.

"I hear 81 Harris luHt MS morse tne
@Yes. and ] found 60 for him
"Wbat DO sou mean. you found u Tor
hin
81 me 90 help him look for b.
EYES but how did you ind ~
"Dh- ] jEsr thought whore 90 II
W8s a horse and J went there ana there
1, was
so. you're wrong This isn't go
sng 20 be a column OF vaudeville
VT It's going 90 be a yarn @oout
TIE employment situation in South
Pend But II you never heard the
alleged joke above you'd never un-
Celstand no matter how vivid your
Imagination. what alarm clocks
have 20 do with 81.
When the city ed handed out this
co. ne no doubt expected Us 10 in
tervIew lIessrs. Ell r. Seebirt. A. r.
Erskine. Frank j. Green. 81 al
But not on your life. They get
enough publicity as IL Is Besides.
tow could they possibly know any
thing about unemployment when
they have steady jobs at so many
Thousand per?
Can For Action.
The first thing we did was 20
question a we'll dressed gent who
stepped VI 10 Us on the corner
-she one with the olock-and asked
"for a bit Of change 20 get some
thing TO eat"
How long have you been out OF
work o.
Ever since the war"
Have you ever looked for work p
(sharply)
"Wounell do YOU want 70 know
1or2" (more sharply.
Trying 70 get a line on the IN
employment situation that's all"
Well let me tell you buddy.
Ealk a Tot freer when I'm eating"
Obviously this called for action
bn our part but we only smiled.
cIewspaper jobs amt paying what
they used 20. This seemed TO Tut
any hopes he entertained or eating
off our meal ticket out. ard he came
Through with this startling bit OF
chatter.
IF you want TO work there's
plenty or work-farm labor. espe-
clslly. But that's work. ain't
looking for a Job where You got 70
half kill yourself for a few dollars
Neither are most OF the rest. we
get enough this way-and it's easy
hnoney."
Gets Sis Total.
He ambled on then and we trail
ri him. A half block further on
be braced an old man in a black
derby. The man handed him a
coin. When We askel him how much
Re gave him he said half a dollar.
in the next % minutes our inform
ant stopped FIVE men with the fol-
1nr-irr rnsrIt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

lotal .........-..... tl.Io
II we hadn't lost him in the
crowd while questioning the man
with the cane we could tell you
where he ate and whether II was
frogs legs or lobster
Remember we talked about alarm
clocks up there in the beginning
some place. Right here Is where
they come into the story This
wasn't getting a real lire on the
thing and we thought OF the man
looking for the horse. And we Just
thought what we'd do II we got a
Job and we did IL and we found out
ell about unemployment.
Sell More Alarms.
We asked the men who sell alarm
clocks. or course. Why the first
thing q man needs Is an alarm
cock 20 get him up IN time for WORK
That is most men need them. Those
who have the live. chubby kind that
all women kiss and all men poke
in the tummy don't need them
You be, we are selling more
Ularm clocks now than a year ago.
responded the first dealer In the
making contraptions. We're
selling a dozen more every month
than we did then"
The next fellow didn't seem to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
FOR CHILDREN.

Children's frocks seem TO delight
I'm being OF yellow or lavender or
candle. The DAYS when children
dressed only in pinks or blues is de-
cided1v over.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
NEWEST PUMPS.

The newest pumps show a decided
preference for a one-sided rhine
stone buckle used instead of a but
ton 10 fasten the strap.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

DR.. Victor Combs, OF VIM
] chester, was in College Hill Sun
day. :
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Soy Beans

Now is the time to plan Tor
the Soybeau crop. Soybeau> are
good Tor the soil: they are good
for the COW: they are good Tor
the hogs. and they are good io-
the pork barrceR.1. BWET\E
the pocket book.
These reasons discussed in de
tail certainly ought >to convince
the farmers To grow from one 60
I'VE acres OF Soybcans in 1922.
Now is the time to buy the scei
before they get higher. The
nearer the seeding time the high
Ct the seed goes. Take warning
buy now. The farmer believes
in saving money and now is IL
time to prove It. If farmers are
interested IN buying cooperative
ly--Soybeans. Cowpeas or grass
seed. they should see the County
Agent and make plans for such
buying Two ways 10 save mo-
ney-buv right and buy carly.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
AGED INDIAN GOES
TO HUNTING GROUND
lny Associated Pressl

CaSS Lake. Mimi. Feb. S-Fun-
cral arrangements were To be
completed today for Ga-bc-nah-
Gewn-Wonce. Chippewa Indian.
said to have been lH wears old.
who died on the floor OF his cabin
here yesterday OF pneumonia.
contending to the last that bed
was no place Tor a husky warrior
II i declared, 20 be reasonable
authentic that the Indian was
about Us wears old. The date OF
his birth had been figured back
by some authorities as early rs
1877. which would have made him
l35 years old today-just about
as old a the Constitution OF ;ht
United Statcs-While others con
tend that he was born in 1872.
Whici would have made him ~.
g 4 b e nah-gewn-Woncc WIS
also known as Wah-ha-gunt1.
and would even a6isUcr to pi1;n
Ioha Smith. according 20 tic
Bureau OF Indian Affairs. ac was
ire-maker of the onrc powerful
Biackiect tribe. iii, Gecl;uin :
days were spent ON the north
rdal, OF Mud AXE II miles from
the village Of BaU-Cluh. Mimi
f, where he lived IN hat oi hir,H
bark. He outliveG several wives.
and when long past the ccnturv
mark ne was still young enough
To WOO another. Historian. made
use Of the Indians remarkable
memory To ,orroboratc stories of
the Indian fights. some them back
rs far a. 1900. Smith was often
able To- give the year. month AMI
sometimes the day OF Indian hap
peniug, that has hecn lost track
. 81. Indian customs. CLOSELY TO-
lowed. he considered the big fac
tor in extending life so bong. III.
oldest acquaiutauccs never rccs''
having seen him at I'm y chair or
lie in a bed. He was lust a.
muoi opposed To- many other cut
toms of the whites. for he cor
tended that they were contra~,
10 the laws of nature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
MADISON HI IN
Bible STUDY CLASS

Supt. !. II. Payne announces
tina, Madison High School has
enrolled in the State Bible Study
Contest. The contest Is open -
every high school II the state.
The BOYS Do the loo high school
Number ~ and every one has en-
rolled In the Bible study class.
The girls number Il and there i,
also manimou, enrolment ui
the girls.
The high schools oil the state
are divided into three classes.
Those with cnrollmcnts OF 300 or
more are class one: those with
cnrollmcntS from 50 To 800 are
class two: those with eurollmcnt>
below So are class three. Madison
belongs in class two. \ silver
loving cup Is given Is the prize
in each class. Both the boys and
girls groups making the highest
showing will be awarded 4 loving
cup. The contest Will be decided
on enrolment. attendance and
standing in the examination at
the close OF the contest.
DR. Homer Carpenter has been
selected as leader Tor the boys nj
Madison. while DR.. f. {. McDou.
gle will be charge OF the girls
class. Both classes will meet at
one o'clock every Thursday.-the
boys in the prayer meeting room
OF the First Christian church and
the girls in the young peoples
room Of the Baptist church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

For the ailing, half-sici5 housewife
such union IS impossible. Often
times even the slightest form OF
homework cannot be accomplished.
Yet the work must be done.
Many women struggle along for
years suffering from some form of
female trouble that make their lives
miserable and their homes far from
happy.
lydia E. Pinlham's Vegetable
Compound has helped thousands OF
lust such women regain their health
and strength. Just give your thought
10 the following letters and remcm-
Der that the women who wrote these
letters knew how they felt before
taking the Vegetable Compound and
s again afterwards. lthciped them -
let it help you.
Had Nervous Spells
TToratio. Ark. 81 had nervous
spells and awful bad feelings. Ny
right side d'my back hurt me at
the time and had been going down
in health Tor six or seven years For
three wears had not been aDi" o. do
my work without help. J weighed
only @ uounds when my husband
mother uersusdcd mo O. take iycia
l.. Pinhham' Vegetable Compound.
Now heartily recommend % 20 aii
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weight and health ] can do all my
work. anything want to do. Mrs.
JIM REARICK, HOratio. Arkansas.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
MANY DOG OWNERS
PAID Up TAXES

From the large number Of dog
owncr, who came in and paid
taxes ON their pets Friday SAT
Irday and Monday. il seem, very
evident that Sheriff Elmer Dea d.
rage isn't going TO have mach
ndictiHg or dog catching 80 co.
his season. rs he has been or
erred from Franliuf, to lu I'm
ne gases Of those who nave neg
ectcd to pay this license. iu-
ludius kennel licenses. about L.
% have been paid mp.
Sheriff Dcathcragc desires o.
all attention to the fact that
heve is heavy penalty on ,ho
,wner of the dog Tor failure to
hey the law. lie notes Sec. g.
thich was omitted the other
Il quoting the law ON the dog
aX matter:
Sec. 33-Any person other
han an officer violating or fail
ne or refusing to comply with
ny OF the provisions of this act
'hali be deemed guilty of a mis-
lemeanor and upon conviction
shall be adjudged to pay hnc
II not exceeding 500 or TO I'M
lergo an Imprisonment OF not cx-
,eeding three months or both
he discretion OF the court. All
ines collected under the prOvi-
ions OF this act will be forth
With paid to the treasurer OF the
proper county and credited alter
he payment Of such commissions
as officers be entitled 70 under
he law. To- the live stoci- iuni.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Makes Both Normals Full
Pledged Teachers Colleges

Frankfort. Feb. Passage bv
both Houses OF the Kentucky
General Assembly Of the bill al
lowing state normal schools 70
grant cpilege degrees when they
have extended their work TO iour
full wears study will eventually
give the state at least two full
icdged teacher colleges besides
Tie one at the University OF Ken
tucky. according to persons who
have interpreted the provisions
Of the measure. " present it
only applies To normal schools
AZ Richmond and Bowling Green.
hut a bill creating two more nor
nal schools in accordance with
the recommendation Of the Ken
lucky Educational Survey Is be-
fore the assembly The bill pro-
vides that the colleges thus ere
ated shall be allowed 10 issue
state AMI other forms of certif-
Gates to teachers which have
heretofore applied~only to stu
dents at the department OF Ed
ucation Of the University oil
Kentucky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
MILLION

MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Jcrkiu-
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Tudor sunday.
Mr.. Reuben Lowry purchase
a horse from Nr. :.Iurd Rhoiu~
Mr. and Mr.. Wallace Nana,
Ear visited AIr. Hartman kma
Ear Saturday night and SUNDAY
at Nallcy view.
Miss Elizabeth Alliou l.- cu
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

the State Board OF Health was
organized in 1911. Deaths during
last year numbered 25.067, ac-
cordine to the report. 1t is eX-
pectcd that the death list will be
augmented BY Approximately l.
GOO when final reports are re-
ccivcd. The number OF births by
year, since the State Board o.
Health was formed follows:
1911. GO752: 1912. 62.1S4; 1913
OSLO; 1914. 6l.156: 1915, o.
47S: 1910. 6lO77: 1917. 6l.2l7
1913. disco; 1910. 1920: 1920
62.S68: 1921. G4.525.
Speaking OF the death rate il
the state. DIR. BLACKBERRY said il
Is higher in cities than in rura
districts. He attributes this I,
congcsted conditions in cities
which tend to increase the >rrca,
Of communicable diseases. and {,
he rapidity with which civ
jewellers move. The constant rusl
To and from work. eating meal,
I'm haste and otherwise hurryjrg
through lie. MIR. BLACKBERRY be
licvc,. lessons human rcSi>tauc.
t0 condition, detrimental tC
health. ApproNimatclN X uut o.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
They Make Women, Fco, Q Puzzle!
How s. s. s. Stops Sii1
E-uptions Po1.iiyeiy.

pimplas and skin eguptions have z
pricc.-yOu pay Tor every pustula,
black-Eead and piinpie on your face.
pimpIe5 produce prejudice cud prevent
prosperity. Your heart may DC gold,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08

tered high school.
l.r john Roberts IS improving.
his friends viii be glad to know.
Mrs G. l.. kauatzar visited
Mrs. Wallace kanatzar t,.uav.
Mr.. ~crapha Million ha, re-
'turu-I home after Il visit with
her sister. Mrs. Mary Ann Hay
den.
Mis- amanda Jane Burrus Vi
tei Mrs. Emmett Burrus
Silver Greek TUESDAY night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Masonic Lodge To Use
City Hall Fer Hons

Hickman. Feb. S-The Mason
ic lodge rented from the city OF
Hickman their old city hall and
are having ii remodclcd.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
A union OF
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Healthy Housewife---Happy Home
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Has Helped
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Through the advice of friends have
been taking Lydia f. Pinlsham's
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SToYER, 12ls Mulberry st. Reading,
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-08
Recommends the Vegetable
Compound

Now Orleans. La have found
relief from my troubles by taking
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pound and ! praise 1t wherever ] go.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

GUS. ba bet er Sen, iom ofteft taaer SIb,
% ben parer life Irnae. Taa Oct Sus,
leg bpsgebe | Riuueiptn, babe I'll SesIs
rag. @~nIpaniieret Sin SbinqIe" CT
oeida goo. Set toftsr mere, men barer
for bunbrsber af Gnr. ct Stenbus
tebsper iueeu WaIins. Otter at Rus
rem er fGrbia, iGttes en- haIoruno Rpra
tarliuirs r1irot boer Sten af ben aliIsr
"a enifer, oe Ser er life mere at sisrc
meb Set ~uopsubist. Seq piISe life tils
raaoe at plditre pan Rureu incpsubig,
Iiuetaseu for at fnlbe op meIem Stez
men. Gnteu burbe man IGeee 9orS ino
| Ruren elcr eisre Suler % brine
Ha9Ier iub / Iureu for at i9ite Stribers
ne /, icm 9aar op % neS, os iaa Gath os
Ylaftring. Settle pilbe eipe ct anoct
9uftriim oe aisre Suiet iaa meeet be-
Ore. Seq bill poerInbe hi andre at bee
bsmnte, ON life ct Stenbus er bcbre %
biuisere / 9GuaSen emo ct Sr9bus.
Seq fdar ofte Srebe neo Spsrssmaal
ON, bror meect ct Stenhus bill fcite,
men bet er rmuist at beinare rsen at
/, Steren.
8. g. SeIeeiou,
1888 YbiIips Ct,
RisipuIa, Rout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
SorbauIet peo oen
fore %Soranorine.
Gn AZ Geoar GapiSs' gurgere iurif.
rer, at han CT en- belt anoen
Nanb eno fsr.

Gen 6orifiel Sanlac bar giort |
init Sefinoenbe er lieeirem iorbmt.
Ienoe. Sa, leg er MI iom en- belt OIL.
ben Mano," iaabe Senrp 0euio, 514
Sbiro Ine., gait, Gebar &apiOs, So.
Seq bar MI iaa goo Appetit, at
leg er fulton til ale Sioer, oe oulerb.
ifisnt ieg ipiier b~paoiombelit og oft
leg snIfer, bar leg olbrig De minoIte
Smerter efter OF bape ipiit. 9ette er
otSlelig en- itor 6oranorins, 90 leg leo
al Wtapeonoer / fem 9lar o. bar fom.
men iaa lanst, at intet mere ipntes Of
befonme mig bel.
"Gt anbet 8ooc peS SonIac er, at
Oct life alerle forrper o. Itprfer en-
WanSs Wane, lrter, bringer ham ct
giennemsaaenbe eoSt 9efinoenbe. So,
MI bar ieg ct Iisefrem fortriuIigt ge-
ftlSenoe belt til Singeripibierne."
Sanlac i9lees al eoSe apotbefere
| ane @per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

Get tror ies life, enbfisut mango af
benz er orabeIis ubruitet oa ubpiflet;
men be itpler bel paa Supporter fra arts
Die 2ano, t1nier leg. for be bar 10
Serge, % ba fan be 10 iaa, bpab he
bill. Wen tao ben Sib fommer, OF
Gmerifa sr itsbt til at importere Qep>
netsmibier iitebetfor at upfere, ba bar
rrrs StatsnRnb life mere at iiae /
S~rsFginsen enb mltibens Sarmers.
Seq ier iaa meset ON Sreaniiationer
CO Sarmbnreaier. ,Sa. Ronpartiiau
cciaa. Reu bpab Tan be sisre? gi bar
10 paIet bore RGnb inb / Senatef for
at gisre bore 4ppe % puretaee bore Of
f9rer, for hoiItet ies formcber hi maa
betaie benz oeres Ssu, euten Be arbsioer
mob eier meb ps. Seq fan life ie, at
pi M igien Ital bebspe at lsuue ct aubet
Yarti, for insen Tan pfre al lin SD %
Rcnse til for iusentius. % btsie MRuo
IsuIoe iad Ill at arbeiSe pan bisie, bonn
III fsrit itemte forl Sette blir bel ion,
ct eammeIt Orbipros iaspe | Rorse:
80 nter en- roser | Sslen 10 pGrre blir
ben" Sermeo en- penIis SiIieu 90 gn'
&c ont ct soet Nptaar Ill "Seeorabs
Soften" % ale bens S9ierel
"Roiten" os "gso Irnen" er eoSc
gniier. Seq liter bens fortr9fieIiee
Gort9Iinser % andre Npbeber. SfuIs
be lite at bsre Iibt mere mt fra @ibss
ppIb. Set er iieIoen iee fer noset bers
fra, men iee liter glabet aIieepeI.
g. SdroboIt.