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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
THIEF GOT MINISTER'S SPECS
 INSTEAD OF HIS PURSE
Special to The Bu.letin.}

ISptCIdI TO IHt bU.ItVIII'J
 Ekonk Aug Sword has been re- ceived from Rev. Truman Childs and daughter, Mary. who are touring Tn Canada, that on board a train in On tario a man crowded MT Childs against the side of the car and stole a pack age from his pocket. but it proved to be his spectacle case, instead of his pocketbook MT Chids had a suit case in each hand and could not hep himself. The theft was noticed By trainmen and others. but no one cared to tackle the thief, as he made a dash for the next gar
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
RECENT CHANGES IN


 Recent req. estate changes in Nor Wich as recorded at the office of the town clerk are as follows:
 Water A. Heath to Dorothy D. Simp- son house and lot. 32 Bliss place. 1 Augusta R. Riley to Patrick and Te- resa c. Brown, land on West Thames street
 Shetuchst Co. to John Koscinsk,. house and lot, Golden street extent. Estate 4. E. Maine to Lucy NJ. Stone. house and lot on Hickory street. Myer Bruckner 10 Barnet Cohen, land and building, 25-27 Main street. Shetucket Co.,. to Alex Gromko. land and building, 25-27 Main street. Louise F. and Dorothy Simpson to Emma NJ Racicot. house and lot. s5 Mo hinley avenue Aug. P. and Ethel NJ. Hoe,ck. to James L.. and Mary J Austin. house and lot. 40 Hamilton avenue
 Emma Mary Racicot to Louise F.. and Dorothy D. Simpson. land on West Thames street.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
POETRY
rHE coUNTRY RoAp.

See the dusty. trampied road, Winding through the summer land, Hints of many a. wagons load.
 Printed in the nowdery sand. All the roads in all the world
 Join this winding road at last. where the Caesars hurled
 All their painting legions past We can take this dusty way. . Farinx into foreign lands. Where the loaded canels sway,
 Toiiin., over trackless sands Pictures stories le-enas fair.
 Sunken cities red with rust Al these thir-s gre written there.
 Underneath the veil Of dust See the ancient caravan
 By the green oasis halt: Heres the earliest uierchsntnsn.
 Going inland sel'in5 s-f1; At the ,nrt the salt roads met.
 Learning kindiod u@ a light. Here was built the alphabet.
 So that merchantmen could vrite All fhe arts Of war ard neace
 All the learning that we've won. Came on Vhes's and axle grease
 Where those rrecious roadways run. How inc fancv lifts and flies
 Back and forr7rd as we look. On this r-rstic road that lies
 Open like a fairy book.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10

 SEEMED WRONG
UntiI "FTUit-a-tiYeS" Made
 Everything Right
McRErcyx, VERyt,ST.

a4EhEANNN ~ hHHftpls "Fo- years, I suffered a-i;h Kidney andLiFe- Complaint; ray back ached; my liTcr was sluggish and ny whole sysbsn seemed o-t Of o-de-.
 ''F-uit-a-tives" vas the only re. nc6y to halp me. They strengthened the Kidneys, made ny bowels move regularly and freed nc of all tho di5t-css". sSoSea urFryTy ThSse ~Fr=it Laro TcJLs.s" UiA alvcys ezrc sscs sfo4h,s5".
 5nc box, G for SEQ, trial size 25c. A. dealers o. from FRCIT.A.TTNES Limited, oGDENsBURG, NY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
ROSES.

God made roses Who made you,
 With your purple vesture? Scorn my flowers and me. too,
 With SO great a gesture Some day I shall have forgot
 Where your dust rsnoSes- Shall believe rour spent heart not
 Worth 2 bunch of roses -Gamaliel Bradford. in The Bookmsa
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
In the Citr Cnnrt.

Tn the city court Wednesday morning one man charged with intoxication was fined S5 and costs, but as he was with out funds he was sent to jail to work out his court bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
Manning Family Reunion,

This year the Manning family reunion is 10 be held at the home of F. R. Man ming at Goshen Nebanon) Wednesday Aug. 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10

saybrOok.-Chester will play league game with Seybrook in Saybrook satur- day afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
GREENEVlLLE

SIX hours after high water IL Is low water. which Is folicEed by flood tide
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
THE WEATHER

 "Wednesday night air pressure was rel asivsly high over the North Atlantic states. attended by showers within the last 24 hours along the Middle Atlantic. The tendency will be- toward slightly wzrnas weather Thursday and Friday in the North Atlantic states. Winds.
 North of Sandy Hook: Gentle variable and weather fair Thursday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate northeast and north and weather cloudy Thursday.
 For New England: Fair Thursday and Friday, slowly rising temperature.
 Observations in Norwich The Bulletins observations show the following changes in temperature and 6aTomeiric changes Wednesday:
 Ther Bar. "a n ......... 52 2s.6O F m- ....--..--..-....-.. b5 29.6e D. m -....-........ 55 29.6O
 Comparisons Predictions for Wednesday: Fair and cooler.
 Wednesdays weather As predicted.
 
 SUN. MOON AND TIDES.
 Sun | High | Moon
 | Rises. Sets. | Water. Il Rises
 tstanuard Time) Day. q a m. ?. m. | a. m. ?. m l E { { \ < \ \ ... !. !. \ 2. .I.. 2. ...
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
COmparisonE

Comparisons Predictions for Wednesday: Fair and cooler Wednesdays weather: AS predicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10

SUN. MOON ASD TIDES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
Collegian Days
And Agent Nights
(Ry NEA Service.)

CLEVELAND. Oct. 17.-Conviction
that ne was making a serious mistake
in dropping his engineering course at
Case School Of Applied Science came
to Thomas r. Connors just before the
fall term opened.
All summer. Connors had worked at
an apprentice wage in a machine shop;
he had no money saved to finance him
through the college year. He called on
o. L. Allanson, alumni manager Of the
college, just as a railroad called in
looking for a graduate to care for one
Of the Cleveland stations.
A days study and a nights work is
a tough little combination, but Connors
tackled it. He took the job.
Between p. m. and q. m, Con-
nors sells tickets, calls trains and
handles the other station jobs for the
railroad. Then he puts in day study
ing. Between the two jobs, he man
ages to sandwich in a little sleep every
time he completes each round Of duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
GOV, COX SAYS:

Switzerland has been singularly
free from war. Her people are peace
loving and the progress which they
have made in this mountainous coun-
try has won for them the moral sup
port Of the world. The preaohment of
peace has gone on for generations. It
was the ideal location for the seat
Of the League Of Nations.
In it's early days, the United States
Of America gave cooperation. A flood
Of emotions runs through the mind
Of an American He wonders
whether the idealism Of our country
has subsidized or whether 1t might
not be that it still lives but has been
overwhelmed for the time in the
maelstrom of partisan politics.
The Rockefeller Foundation en-
dorsed the health work Of the league
and offered the sum OF $50, 900
year for five years to help in collec-
ton and distribution of epidemiologi-
cal intelligence.
Those who believe that the inter
national scheme is feasible and will
be adopted ultimately by all nations,
find the base Of their faith in the
sustained processes now going on in
Geneva, reaching out as they do in
to so many fields of human endeavor
and interest.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
Just Plain Purp,
That Is "Tanky''
iRY NEA SerVicel.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. IL
This story is just to give "Tanky'. a
pedigreed Peliingese purp chance 10
deny few things that have been
printed about him.
"Tanky'' has just arrived in America
accompanied by Monsieur de Tallyrand
Perrigord first Duke OF Tallyrand,
and Duchess de Tallyrand, formerly
Anna Gould.
True, he is Of royal dog blood, but
He eats plain meat.
He doesn't sleep on a fancy pillow,
nor in q royal bed.
lie is bathed only once a week
(though he jumps in puddle OF mud
whenever he gets chance).
He mixes with common dogs when
he slips out for a stroll.
He's travelled a lot-but would rather
stay at home if the duke and duchess
would let him.
And '''Tanky" sincerely hopes that
this will correct all the rumors that he's
r. milk drinller and a lounge lizard.
and put him in right with the democratic
American dogs he expects to meet over
here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
news FROM ALL
OVER COUNTRY
TERSELY TOLD
(Rv Associated Pressl

PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD: Lieu
tenant Hinton was forced by unfavorable
weather and defective propeller to aban-
don his plan to fly the seaplane Sampaio
Correio II, from here to Georgetown,
British Guinea, today in his trip from
New York to Rio Janeiro.
WASHINGTON: Selection of Col AL
bert c. Dalton to be assistant to the
duartermaster general with rank Of
brigadier general was announced today
by Secretary Weeks.
NEW YORK: Wearing a suit of
clothes that cost him one million eight
hundred thousand-kronen, ArEvon Loe-
ven. of Austria, on his way to Mexico
and South American countries on dip
lomatic mission, arrived today on the
Mt. Clinton.
NEW YORK: Striking miners from
the Berwind- White Coal Company
mines in Somerset county Pa TO-DAY
nicketed the company's offices IN lower
Broadway, each bearing placard Wnlch
read: Miners Of subway coal protest
against eviction and gun men. BerWino
Of the Interboro spent 100000 extra
on Interboroush fuel trying to smash
tte Penn svlvaf1ia miners on strike"
CINCINNATI: The railroads of the
country will expend millions OF dollars
for new yards, trackage and warehouses
within the next five years. was the opin
ion Axpressed today by c. r. knowles
Of Chicago, president of the American
Railway Bridge and Building Associ"-
ton in annual convention address
BOSTON: Representatives OF sted ~
shin comuanies that use this port TO-DAY
decided to refuse the request OF tne
lonrsboremen's union for a wage IN
crease of 90 per cent, it was annouhoe0
after A. conference Of company repre-
sentattves here today.
CHICAGO: A forestry committees rom
the lake states will cooperate with com
,uittses from other states in oeteFEl'i
ing the best methods Of handing anu
preserving the pulp wood forests 10 pro-
duce a continuous supply for the paper
mills. 1t was announced today at 'h VIZ
Woodland section Of the American anu
putin Association meetings here
ST. LOUIS: Uniform worio e-.
could be established by all deho1nlna
| fionsl churches returning TO the forms
ritual and dogma Of apostolic times, III
the opinion Of members OF the Ne"
| Testament congress, an ORGANIZATION
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
George Will Be
Next Senator
From Georgi
CRy Associated Pressl

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. i've
counties yet to be heard from in ;ots
special senatorial primary, the noma
ton OF Judge Walter T. George, Of y
ma, to succeed the late United tS2
Senator Thomas e. watson. was v.-.1'
assured according to incomplete III
fetal returns compiled tonight l..
Atlanta Constitution.
Judge George had a decisive 7a'c'
Of ESQ county unit votes, or Il NOE {.
the 20s necessary for nomiaat!on,
Constitutions returns showed, and
the 1913 counties tabulated he had car:
104 as compared with "a for Gorer
Thomas W. Hardwick. who T'as cred
with s6 county unit votes.
Seaborn Wright. Of Rome. was r7lr.
a poor third. He carried his home CT
Of Floyd and five others which gaze
a total Of 20 unit votes.
John r. Cooper, Of Macon. As5 -
carried a single county, according 70
Constitutions figures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

You Are Reading This
Journal Want Ads Never Miss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
NOTICE !
PAYMENT CITY LICENSE

Notice is hereby given tai
all business subject to a City !
cense became due on Octob4
LIST, 1922.
Take notice that unless sal
license is paid before Novembt
LIST, 1922, a penalty of 80 pa
cent will be added thereto.
Don't wait until the final ds
and be forced to await your tur
PAY YOUR LICENSE NOW
J. E. FRENKEL.
City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
BY ALICE ROBE

BY ALICE ROBE
NEA Service staff Correspondent.
ROME, Oct. ia young American
woman is making artistic Rome sit right
up on it's seven hills and take notice.
Although Mrs. Nancy Cox Mccormack
has been here less than a year, her por-
trait busts have so stirred the art
sattated colony that leading professors
of art and connoiseurs are flocking to
her little studio in the celebrated Via
Margutta for instruction.
Her portrait busts and her statuettes
have something entirely new in them,
being perfect likeness but accentuating
characteristics Of the individual which
can only come from a thorough under
standing of the mind and soul of the
subject.
Real accomplishment in art cannot
be realized where the time limit is
placed on a work. said Mrs. McCor-
mack. That is one reason I came to
Rome. am a real American-born and
raised in Virginia--but I was getting a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

Church Of America (dsciples Of CHRISTI,
expressed at symposium here today.
WASHINGTON: The international
trade commission OF the Southern Com
mercial Congress returned to Washing
ton today from a tour of France, Bel
GUM, Holland, Italy. Germany, Switzer-
land and Great rBitan where 1t made
a survey Of economic, trade and finan-
cial conditions.
WASHINGTON: The administration
is following a policy of accepting lnVl-
tations to unofficial membership on
commissions Of the league OF nations
when those commissions are charged
with duties in which the United States
ia interested, it was said at the White
House today i'll connection with the re-
cent annointrnent of an unofficial Amerl-
can representative to league commit"
tee to study anthrax.
NEW YORK: Supreme Court Justice
Wagner has appointed the Hudson trust
Company and Henry Schneider as re-
ceivers in equity for the American Cot
ton Exchange, upon applications by at
1ornevs representing exchange MEMBERS
il was announced today by Albert Mas
sey, exchange counsel
WEST PALM BEACH: John Dancoy,
who sold his farm near Pahokee seEeraI
months ago and moved to Okeechope
C,ity where he started a tnxicab bust
ness. was shot and killed early last
Wednesday morning on the Mosquito
orAsl, bridge, four miles east Of Okee-
cbo,,ee on the Fort Pierce road, accord
ire, tn word received here tonight. WIZ
nArses before the coroners jury teSu-
f,nd that Buster Duke, also formerly OF
psbo1xea fired the shot that killed Dan
cAy. Seven men are under arrest III
connection with the shooting besldes
nuke they are Ruhe Galloway, Joe MAI
lard, Tex Duprec, Harvey Haze fran"
1Isic and Harry HulseY.
JACKSONVILLE: W. c. West.
.lrovrn as the dean Of city employees
aied at St. Luke's hospital today tolloW-
ing an operation several days ago he
u.es e. wears old. He was stricken with
an attack of dengue fever several weeks
ago but recovered only to suffer re-
ianse. During the recurrence OF the Ill
ness a complication of trouble developed
which necessitated the operation.
NEW BRUNSWICK: Prosecutors
seeking to pierce the barriers Of uncer-
tainty about the murders OF the Rev
Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Reinhardt Mills. the wife Of his sexton.
more than a month ago, today turned
from search OF theoretical by-paths
and massed an attack against the cen
ter OF the drama, the families Of the
dead man and woman. The Hall family
trio. Mrs Hall and her brothers, Henry
and Willie Stevens were examined one
by one in the court house, Mrs. Hail for
a full hour and the others for shorter
reriods Each was examined alone
Only officials were present and the re-
suits were guarded.
wAcL3T<CTO<. C-iti,,rr r.r,rts 4r..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

Hurry Mother \ teaspoonful Of
California Fig Syrup" now will thor
ouehly clean the little bowels and in a
few hours you has a wall, playful
child again. Even a cross, feverish,
constipatsd child loves its "fruity"
taste. and mothers can rest easy be-
cause II never fails to work all the
sour bile and poisons right out of the
stomach and bowels without gripping or
upsettin8 the child.
Tell your druggist you want only the
genuine california Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
OF all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
,-ou must say California" Refuse any
Acknowledgement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

WASHINGTON: Citing reports that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

the Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
sey had declared a 400 per cent stock
dividend, Representative Frear. Wiscon-
sin. Republican, member Of the house
ways and means committee, asked Sec
rotary Mellon in n letter today II the
treasury had invoked section 220 Of the
1921 revenue act, which provides
methods for reaching holders of surplus
when held for the purpose of escaping
taxation"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

ST. LOUIS: Uniform world reIlsIo'l
could be established by all deno!nlna
tional churches returning TO the forms Is
ritual and dogma of apostolic times III
the opinion Of members OF the New New
Testament congress, an oFsah'"@ ION
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18

bit tired of doing things in a hurry.
Here in Rome one really finds the soul
of art and the intellect, too. And one
has time for contemplation.
II began early to model--my portrait
Of my stepmother when 1 was u made
the whole family fear 1 might be an
artist. 1t was only when at % I was
left widow that I began to take up
sculpture as life work. I studied six
months in Washington and then later in
the Chicago Art Institute. But one must
develop by ones self as we'll as under
instruction"
This interesting American sculptress
is young. pretty, as well as gifted. She
is organizing the Bel Esprit movement
in America, a plan to save artistic waste
by giving poor genius chance to de-
veIop to it's highest power without
wearing out its talents in pot boilers"
The idea, created by Ezra Pond, is for
a number Of people to pay the expenses
of a genius during his artistic froma-
tive OeriOd'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-18
Vacuum Oil 90.
Planning Huge
Stock Increase
fey Assnciated Press)

Vacuum Oil Company, one Of the Stan
dard Oil group, today called meeting Of
stockholders for December to vote on
a proposal to INCREASE the capital stock
from s15.000,o goo to $4,000, 900 and to
change it's par value from 800 share to
s25 a share. If the proposal is approved
a 500 per cent stock dividend will be de-
clared.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
NprS Safota.
Gnmner Gn4al L.~.A4 Z

Samger Sutel brenSt. Sanaer so.
tel | Sanger neobrenote fulbitpnbig
1orrige u9e, ontagelig iom Splge al
en- mangelful0 Sforltenspibe. ga.
bet anilogeS til $4,000, belpis oeffet
beo assurance. 9pgningen eieoes al
Sreo u. Sigbp.
Urn Siipr itriuer en- Ibonnent, at
Sanpif TetcriOu i en- fritiif Soriat.
ming bar braQt til SoipitaIet / slug.
By. Otter Ell Speration for Ell Guilt
! gtaffer bar ban Hepen ubiat for Ell
beftig Sorble0uing, Ser inben 2Pge
antom trile0e meO at enoe bans Sip.
Glcftrifer furnlpffet. Gus Sten.
letb, aniat iom Gleftrifer / Gnoerlin,
blep eieblltfeIig brGbt beriteoS mes
oens ban arbeibeoe oppe paa ell Stol-
pc. ioet ban fom / gerering mco ell
los Seoning, iom bar falbt neo paa
Sopeoleoningen. Gn Strsm al ON.
firing $4,000 %olt pasierebc gienncm
bans Seeemc.
Spprgsmaalet on Sarmlaan. sc.
oeral Sarm Soan ISiociations G.n.
beosmGno % SanfmGnb ira iorifiela
li9e Sele AZ Staten bapoe peo llgenS
gegpnoelie Ell Rebe / 9iSnlarcf for
at torbnnole ON De ieoerale Sarm.
laalr. Sfel9e llbtalelier al &. IS.
Nliammc pentcS Sarmlaan at blipe
9lenopta9et al Nortb Safota Sano.
banf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
WontanA
,puen nm Cutters Teniipn

2oDen um Cutters Teniion' opret-
bolSt. Statens Seieiteret bar nplig
afgipet Ell &ienoelie bporpeo 2ooen
ON l1bbetaling al Eeniion til @nfer
er opretbolot. Ser melbes | BEN Gin
le6ning fra Butte, of Der itrar tnb'
leperebes en- Masie @nisgninger fra
trengenbe gnfer meo gsrn, % at
2open llben Spil bill biorase til at af-
bielpe megen HeO Der.
Suppet fra fierbe Gtase. Ger for.
telles ON en- Gopbop peb Hapn @ls
iler Stratton. at ban forleoen Dag
TOM inb til Butte, fit ser inlet | fig
enbel biemmebr9nbt 9r9n0epin %
frapleoe fig iaa op paa Saget al en-
fireetasers gpgnina, bporira ban
boppebe nb. San Hog fig beipnOer.
Zig nof life libel, men blep Dog bragt
til ct Soipital for inbtil nibere of pas
retaaes. San paaitoo fig at bore en-
Gopbop fra Sfperne og pilbe abiolllt
gisre Soppet ODER ieien % piie bpor.
Ieoes ban funoe ipGpe | 2uften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
8ob Npliua al Yupeuru. @iniam


Gripirl, MI &c Iar earnmel % alle'
rcbc for bersmt for lin belbise Gprf'
nina al Hopcorn peo @ilton, bar iio'
tie Iar beitet paa oct aIler nGrmelte
ottc Cons al Bette Yroouft paa nj
Icres. San bar III iolgt ben belle
guIina iii Ell Gris al 5 Gents pr.
Glno - Sen lapeite Yris noaeniinoe
ioIgt for. s oe foresaaenoe Iar op'
raaeoe Mr. Grfpin fra Is til Is
Gents pr. G,,no, % omenb gplinger-
ne ga life altib par paa Iongt Nor
iaa itore, iaa par oenne Sprfning en-
ianS @ulogrlibe. Set meogipeS, at
Mr. Grpin peb fit 8ienoifab til be
forifieIlige Sorbarter foritaar of bel.
ge netop ben rette Soro for lit Ero-
0lift.
Spiistsurffenbc lllpeiagt. Sper
en- Strptning fire 0Pil lang os ire
Dill breo og meo Yilot &nob iom
Centrum bar @innebago 9oantp
benne llec Ell itorllagen l1lreiagt,
bportil er giort itore Sorbercbelier.
Sinien pil til Ell gegpnoelie nogi5re
II Mil, % paa aue Slsie er Der Tor.
get for organiieret Wanoifab meo
&optein % Isiiitellter. Sagten bar
beitentt til Sirsoag, ga ale Seltagere
ifilbe mebe peD Goltrtblliet | Soreit
Gitp ST. 1890 S%ormiobag. Otter Ell
Mpnitring ifltlbe Sropperne trans.
porteres iii fine Soiter % bore ser
ST. 1, bporpaa Sremrpfningen ifltloe
begpnoe 10 0iinrtter ienere. Weoe-
iteoet for Sremrpfningen ira ole
Sioer ifulbe altiaa bore Tilot Snob,
bpor ielue lllpeilaget ifal itaa ient ont
Iftener. Ser tiaaoes ingen andre
Stpbeuaaben END Saglgepprer ira 10
til 20 gauge" og life Itsrre Sagl
enc g9. glQe bprenbe 8epGr nlaa
babe ben alminoeliae Sagtberilling.
Sarmere inoen ben al Saeteil orl-
ippnote &reos par anrnobet ON met
mllig at bolOe fine geiGtninger lll=
beitpngte ner Siliene ben nGpnte
Gitermibbag, oa man al grfaring
peb, at ltlpen ieger ino blanot &rea.
tilrer, raar oct rigtis fniber. Set
blep enopioere tilraaoet, OF aQc Sun.
be bolotes bllnone ben Gag. Gnoel
Sunbe ifulOe tiaaoes at beliase /
Sagter, % oisie blep res~iItrereoe,
IamtiOig iom oct betpoeoes gierne,
at ingen pilbe bore aniparlis for
bisie Sltnoes 2ip % 2emmer. Ser
pentebes en- meget itor Scltaeclie i
Sagten, ibet Der alene fra Wtaipn
Gitp baboe melbt Jig pnlFring 200
Wano, og andre piloe fontine ira Sc.
lanb, Saniielo, Miaer, Garner, Britt,
Clear Safe, 2afe Mias, ScarpiGe,
9ricelrn, @mmons, gilbert Seq, &ei.
tier, Safe, Sbompion, Buffalo Gen.
ter, Grpitul, Sitonfa, sugona % on.
ore gper.