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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-24
FOR GATHERING APPLES.

An implement for gathering apples has
been in use in Western New York for one
or two seasons, and it is highly spoken
of by the fruit growers who have tested
it. It is a large, open canvas receptacle,
into which the apples are shaken from
the tree, it being arranged so that the
apples are collected in padded basket,
into which they are gently delivered with
out bruising each other. The frame is
carried around the tree by two men, while
two others shake the tree, and a fifth
man is kept busy removing the apples. 1t
is said that the harvesting of an apple
crop can be done with it for half the
expense of hand picking. But cheapness
is not the only nor the chief recommen-
dalton of the implement. Apple pick
ing is a long operation in a large orchard,
and some of the fruit must be picked
before it is ripe, if it is all gathered.
This green fruit does not sell as we'll MOI
keep as we'll, and, besides this, the
growth, which is always considerable to-
ward the time of ripening, is lost. Many
large apple growers assert that the ma
chine pays for itself in a single season,
and that it is as indispensable to them as
a mower rreaper to an ordinary farmer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-24

avoided. When COWS that are milkI4lg
are fed rich food literally, caution should
be exercised cot to overfeed them with
grain food, and especially cotton seed
meal. Some cows cannot take more than
two pounds day of this extremely rich
food without injury.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-24
A PRACTICAL MAN TELLS HOW HE GOT
EGGS EVERY DAY LAST WINTER.


In the first place, hens should never be
crowded in their winter quarters; second,
corn should never be fed to laying hens,
as it contains no elements that assist in
egg production and is only fit for the fat
tening process. Now, for my method,
not theoretically given, but as practical
experience. got eggs every day last
winter and expect to this winter. My
houses are not artifcially heated, nor are
they so warm as to keep water from freez.
ing in them; but they are tight enough
to turn all draughts and the windows are
supplied with tight shutters. The apart
ments are eight feet square and are in
tended to hold not more than twelve
hens. The floor is of dry dirt, covered
about a foot deep with clean, dry straw.
This should be forked over every two or
three days and changed for fresh as often
as necessary. In the morning I give a
warm feed consisting of bran middlings,
very small portion of oatmeal and the re-
fuse scraps from the table, stirred up in
hot milk. I feed only what they will eat
up clean; then, about ten o'clock, two or
three good handfuls of wheat, oats or
barley are thrown into the straw; this
keeps them busy scratching for the rest
of the day. A hen must be given plenty
of exercise; she is sure to become too fat
to Law if she has nothing to do but stand
around and eat. ''Oh, well,' some peo-
pie would say, ''all this is too much
trouble; it won't pay" All right, then,
if it don't pay to sell eggs at thirty-ive
and forty cents per dozen, there is no
money in poultry at all. But there is
money in it, as hundreds of successful
poultrymen will amply prove.-Kansas
Farmer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-24
w. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

"By athorough knowledge of the natur2IiaWs
which govern the operations Of digestion and nutn
ton, and by careful application Of the fine proper
ties of well-selected Cocoa, MI Epps has provided
breakfast tables with deI.cately favoured beV
erage which may many heavy doctors bills
1t by the udicious Of such articles Of diet that
constitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency TO disease. Hun
dreds OF subtle alsdies floating around ready
to attack wherever there IS a weak point. We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping our elves wen
fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame '-CfUil S>rUtce Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or MIX; Sold
JAMES EPPS O. CO., homeopathic Chemists.
London, ENGLAND
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-24

Celia Logan, who after twenty years of
quiescence, has just blossomed out into a
novelist, lives in New York
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29
HOT SPRINGS STAR.
TIDE Of lm,nieration.

Il is an idea among eastern people,
which is not altogether . fact, that In
dian reservations contain the best
lands in the country they are situated
in. AS a fact, these reservations are
MT selected as to quality SO much as
area, and the land contained therein, il
no better, and in some instances, not
so desirable for agricultural purposes
as other lands that are now accessible
to settlers. The Oklahoma lands have
been a golden dream to the adventurer
these many years simply because the
tract has been tabooed by the govern.
ment, it is given us by reliable authori-
ty that the land is far inferior to our
average soil in Dakota and that the
climatic and water privileges fall away
below Southern Dakota. The impor.
tance Of opening the Sioux reservation
hinges not altogether upon its agricul-
tural privileges so much as it is the ad-
vantages to be derived by the rich aud
varigated resources it leads eastern
comerce to, west Of it. There are far
more desirable locations in the imme-
diate vicinity Of the Black Hills than
can be found on the reservation both
US to soil, water climate or timber.
| Immigration is now finding its way
to this locality and is daily increasing
in volume. A vast change has taken
! place over the face Of Fall River coun.
ty in the last i've years and o much
greater change will take place during
the present year. Our population last
year would aggregate about 1900 and
this year we may reasonably expect t.
have population Of at least 5000, ane
il the reservation had been opened al
the line Of White River, the population
would havo nearly doubled that. Th'
advantages to locator in this section
are not easily enumerated because th'
resources are so varied and as yet un
developed. There rebut few section
in tho west like the chances in Fal
River County and the western portion
Of Custer. A desirable consideration
to the settler is the natural convenience
approximate to good land such as timbe
and water. which the section spoken o
has. AnotherYua!iticat,on is the grea
climatic advantages, free from malaria
diseases and admirable temperature.
1t is impossible to state when tn
Sioux Reservation will be ready 70
settlement and from present indication
it looks as though it may bc some tim'
and in fact, it resembles a repetition 9
the Oklahoma episode. People instes
: Of lingering over an ideal home on th
borders e the reservation, should n
sumo their wisdom and avail then
selves Of the last opportunity they wi
ever have Of securing home in til
the best country in the great Nortl
west-the Rack Hills.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

Gov. Mellette states, that he does not
intend to couple onto Church's admin
istration where Church unhitched. He
proposes to commence new limo and
run nndar . republican scedule. Re-
publicans who havc accommodations
from Church can be assured that be
will not receive them as documentary
evidence Of their ability OF fitness "a
hold public Offices under him. So, II
is quite apparent that gov. Churches
late appointments will be found in tho
soup-ta to.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

1t somewhat stirs the bile in the mud
singer when a slight retaliation is Of
fered. It makes some difference does
it not, whose OK is gcrcd? The SrAs
heretofore. stood aloof from recogniz-
ing the low, dirty filings that are a dis
grace to journalism, which have plas-
tered the face Of the Advocate for the
purpose Of iniuring the reputation Of
Hot Springs ever since its editor crawl.
ed into the boundary lines Of Fall Riv-
or TO hunt somethin. to eat.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

Tho W. R. c., are preparing +. play
to present TO the people Of Hot Springs
in tho near future. The parties i,i-
terested will spare no pains to perfect
arrangements for the perfect rendering
Of the play under contemplation. The
management is in the hands Of a gen.
tleman who is familiar with tho bu.i.
ness and those who avail themselve.
Of this treat. will be amply rewarded
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29
coA6muNlcA

YoA stusdy oak With branches wtds.
Boldly the storms and winds defy,
Not long ago an acorn small.
Lay dormant '6cash sumnersky.
Yet with ill ito sturdiness that self.
same oak must bend snd succumb to
age and time that great leveler-march.
es on over its trunk aud branches 70.
gardless and unmindful Of tho storms
and winds, bearing in its train the
march Of empire, progress and civiliza-
tion and man too. Tho most subtle,
ingenious and tncharitabIs Of all liv-
ing things yields reluctantly to time
lives his little life-plays his little game
either for better or for worse, ana final
" goes over to join the silent majority,
and whilst man is certain Of nothing
exespt his own individuality he has .
= vague underlined preseutiment that
he was created for some especial pur-
pose and that no one. be he ever so
learned, be he ever SO talented. has any
chance to equal, let alone excel him.
We have men here in Crawford who
can out-do Shakespeare, Byron or Bob
by Burns, men Of high tragedy or low
comedy, political economists or 6nan-
ciers, pushing, surging and struggling
to obtain fame and wealth where un-
skilled labor commands only fifteen
cents per hour with board at Eve dol
lars per week and a msn grows rich in
this country very deliberately indeed
and when summer comes they may do
better and although there is hurry
and hustle, going aud coming dailv
and nightly, there is but little money
in circulation and what there is
goes to the whiskey mon and gamblers
and occasionally a man does the hand
some and shuffics OF and is laid ava,
in the cold ground quietly out Of mis-
chief, temptation and harms way, and
\ never in my life saw so many mil
lionaiers (all of them in their incipient
stages) as there is here at present ant
! there is more business done here will
less capital than anywhere on earth
and there is also more broken men &C
J cording to the number Of inhabitant
and the people here deal mostly in fu
lures and there has been steady strean
Of X. r. outfits going north to Dakot
for the last two weeks and tho repor
is, that the grading contract has to b
furnished by july and is now concede
by everyone down this way that tb
big town in Fall River county will b
at the T. o. T. on Cheyenne river an
it will be great day for Fall River G.
when the classic shades of the purlin
Cheyenne are awakened by the shrie
Of the locomotive and the plowshare {
: the inevitable granger and the 'swe'
> singer from Michigan" is neccesar
), production to enliven a boom, and the
, , have just now struck this town in Il
= full blazo Of their cosmopolitan glor
. They are SO winning, SO persuasive ar
: oh! so delightfully."- immoral.
}. AcoRx.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

There are great many propositions
and opinions Of late u to the tempora-
~ spot upon which the South Dakota
capital will drop. There seems to be
a difference generally as to tho which.
ness OF the what.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29
Tin to the Front.

We notice by the Rapid City Journal
that it has cleaned some very interest
ing information, if true, from the Lon
don Mining Journal which will place
the Harvey Peak district prominently
to the front. and we hope it is = fact
for We believe that that section merits
it. The adverse difficulties under which
the tin district Of Harney have labored
10 fight clear Of the black mailers and
falsifyers have been long and discourage
ing, this news to its friends and those
who are interested, will 30 welcomed.
This is what 1t says:
CHIEF TIN pREssERs FOR DAKOTA, UNITED
sTATEs OF AnIRlcA.
Wanted, capable men, good assayers
to superintend the concentrating works
about to be erected by the Harvey Peak
Tin Milling and Manufacturing Com
pany.
Apply, giving references, and stat.
ing wages required, to the manager Of
the company, S, Lothbury, London, E
From the source in which this come
it looks IS though tho time had arrived
when the tin district Of Harney viii
be . busy smoky, active center Of th'
greatest commercial mart in the grea
Northwest.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

An important change has bean made
IN the election law ct the last legisla-
ture in Dakota. Heretofore a resi-.
dence Of ninety days in any county Of
the territory qualified voter. Nov
and henceforward one years residencs
in Dakota and six months in the coun
ty will be required.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29
HEALTH SEEKERS TO COME AND Be HEALED!
0lN0E Pc RECelPT

Ged . bisee a rubber und cut oud
. undsr crust. soolloE do edges mid
Il shsass. Buy Sour bounds OF bulls
ssck q vna csnt . bound. Chop il up
vndil u vas chopped. Chop up Won
bed q apples, basket und all. Add
voo yard d rcd dsnuel und q beck OF
saw-dast. Give ID two coats Of var
nish, cook in von bour und sixteen inch
~. lease ia o,,d iro. hen house to cool
%.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

Tie Weste,n Dakota Loan and Trust
Company. Of Deadwood. Dakota, nego-
tiates Farm Loans ON the most liberal
terms consistent with safety. and offers
special inducements, 10 be obtained Of
no other Farm Loan Company. For
full particulars call ON H. 2. EArox
Agent, at Hot Springs.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-29

Justice Stanley Matthew'S, Of the su-
preme Court. died March %
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
2ober Eumtter 7s3.

urimetise Gnflase mob en- 8o1esa, Tet
oar Silt i SnbosGbino, iasoe ban, at
nootase @aoer, os, bois bette faloe
banns @runolnset for Rissret, iaa tuuSe
ben idmme alase relies mOo bam. Do
ban buOoe nplis mootaSet en- saSs
8aa 5orilas at Jsrtsminiitsren Bier
Ga Martinisrea JorIas benldst mss
343 mob 179 Stemmer.
Nmerifanif. 20. 1bomion, Neta
lem af Geputsrstfammerst, bleo | Dus-
bags / 9eputeretfammerst inooiflet ex
9ratte mso W. 2aur, Der repreIenterer
Bepartemsntet 2oire. Trrttsn erots
mso Slassmaal, os 2aur BAR uoforbra
W. TbomIon til at iiampe en- Duel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
Gn bGoret Wartpr.

Ger er / oisie Gage Rom O ifsret
en- Bi1softstte al ben eole os uiorfGrs
oeoe 9qnfsr @iorbano Bruno, fem Var
1900, / en- Nloer al so 4ar, blep 6rqnbt
iom ai1ttsr. Baa bet Steo, 6pOr Gan,
ben i~talienite Worten Qutber, feb @tars
tprbspen for 9aniens os 5amuittigHs
oeus Jribeb, er bet, at bans 2gresfstte
MI er reiit al ct tatnemlist Soft. SiosH
8iftOr gmmanuels Soroef9rb er insex
Ninbefeit feiret unber iaa i~tOrartet Tel
taselis. Sra bele Stalien msote man
irem, os / TOset talebss 500 5uHer.
aun Bauen os Bratsrne bolbt iis borte.
Bapen ubtalte, at bet bar ben tunsefte
Dag, ban bapoe Opleuet os Oct Snctruiue
st frpstelis anSrsb paa ielUs Bauefiss
lens m oralits Rast. San tuloer
iis enbnu inoeluttet i fit 2snfammer o.
mobtaser insen af benz, Der fommer fSt
at trsite bum / Sorsen OUer gerbeus
mesen Gaarlisbeb. airten bar tahs
Rs;ten til at frembrinse Rartprn.
Baalene sr ilutt Of en- foroaroet 5ib, o.
for be branbte NeuneRepslsjsrere reiier
Gitsi Ilrsten 9grssftstter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
Jrantrige.

Warineminifer GranB forlanste
forleben Dag / 9eputerettammeret, al
Der beuilseoes sl1 600 900 for gpSnins
uf upe arissfibe.
timber en- 8aserploion / en- auls
CRUDE / ct. gtienne forrise use bleo
200 QrbsiSere besraune, en- Del I'll man
op / liue, men be bar ilsmt fOrbranote.
8 1irsbass baObe man faaet pp 81 Sig.
lInoerisgelierne ON Gariasen til
@rubeulptten / ct. gtbinue bar sootz
siort, at ben ifrep Zig en- Grbeibers ufOr-
iistisbeb. 8 Cnsoass baObe man faat
op los Sig.
Higsret. Oct tonieroatiue Barti bar
bsiluttet at iatte Snoenrissmin,itsr 2.
Contains unber Rissret for aorruption
os llrsbelisbsb, mebens ban bar 9uOer.
usr af Snbosgbiua. M. Ga Martl'
Mere sr operoraset at iremiatte JorIas
ON Rissrst i be 9eputerebes BANNER.
9a M. Ga Wartiniere 5rebas Aitsn
iremiutte 1T 5orTas, bleu 5sritemini'
fer Tisarb meset fOrbitret Oper oenns
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
Wistonfin n.

20 4ars 5nnsielsarai. German
Jrii6, Der bar unoer Nnflase for at
baue suet 8olbt9st mob en- 6@aaris
8ise / Norb 2sebs, Columbia Co., bleo
/ Onsonss al 9ommer Steiuart | Sra
oiian osmt til 20 aars 5ansielsitraf.
Better Grifien, 8asierer for 2otpn
Of GARFIELD, nar 8lad Riuer Sails, er
remt meo 5000 at Tutpnets Berse.
lobe alene. Mrs. Sonore ToOle,
Mober til Soifp5 e. Toole, Der er Yres
iioent al Wontanus srunoloosioenbe
5oriamlins, us Tom be iioite to Gar bar
ueret aunsresoelesat, families fcrleben
bsb i fit fattise Siem i Rabiion. gun
bar 65 Nar sammel.
Zen befienbte bemofratife Yelitifer
General Bragg, Der uuber Borsertri'
gen fommanbsreoe ben bersmte Serns
brigade, bIeu forrise llse uoitsot Of
"@rano Qrmp Boit", ban tilborte /
Jonb bu Gao.
Zen paa.Gnftc Iturarte0e Grand
Army ~Encampment / Wilpantee ipa
mes Der life biiue noset al iaar. @ranb
Nrnp fprlanste Of Sernbauefompaniz
erne, at be ituloe beiorbre Beissenbe til
Wiltuautee for l Gent pr. Mtil, men
a%ompnnisrne forlanste i Gent pr,
Wi(. lluberbanolinaerne er MI az
bruote, ps s 9epartsments 8 omman
bbrer al @rano Nrmp bar uoiteot en-
Orore, bport be fraraaoer Seteranerne
at oeltlse &eunionen.
Nlfreb Jlom besif Selumurb / our
lep oeb at hoppe fra 8roen reb / Wpns
treal 5lpben. Wan flyer, at ban plas
seoes al 9aropine.
Gn M Sernbane. Nu ba aapitas
litter fra g5icaso os Obio bar fIsbt
@runitbrubbene / Narbeben af @aupa-
ca, tales Der meset ON, at en- fort Serns
Zane pil blioe bpsset fra @aupaca til
Sg~oensburs. Den paatanfte Sane
oil fun bliue y Ril lang. Brubbene
ligser mibtueis mellem be TO Ypsr. Bet
er osiaa paa Gale at bpsse en- Bane
fra Baupaca til 2sutbOlb @ranitbruo
til ben ipblise Bel af gountiet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
:. 4 0.

Gn grunolousipenbe GonosntiOn
bar ueret iamlet / Boiie gitp en- llse.
8onsreslen forismte at sipe Soabo en-
enabling act / 2isbeb meb be tire andre
TerritOrier, men Der par ct iaa iterft
gnife efter at blioe Stat, at @uoernsren
bar %iammenfalot en- srunblopsiuenNe
5oriamlins. San eioroe bette, e~fterat
8onsresmanb baube lopet at arbeioe
for Sbasos Optaselie iom Stut / naite
&onsresiesiion, iaafremt Jolfet tilitemte
en- titfrebsfilense aonititution. Get
uanIfeli9ite Spsrssmaal, &onpentionen
faar unoer 8%sbanblins, blir ianbipnlis>
pig Stemmeretten. Rormonerne bapoe
fsr ben ufsierenbe Mast / 7erritOriet
os itemte mart for bet enc mart for bet
anbet 8arti, efteriom bet b~eforbrebe be-
res Snterssier. SOr fem Qar iioen blep
Der peotaset en- meset itrens 2op Der,
iratps Mormonerne oeres Stemmeret.
Siblte Sgit forloo en- bel 8el MOrmos
ner bet mormoife 8irf2iamiuuo, os bet
lpftebes Dem at pelsenrsle al fine 8aubiz
batter. Den Smitanoi9beb, at Wormos
nernefoloniierer itoreGele at Sbabo,sjDr
bet nsbuenbist for anti.mrrmonife Rez
publlfanere ps 9emOfrater / &Onpention
at iAbfrnnfe beres politilfe Mast.
Stemmerets1psrssmaalet pil blipe bis
futeret oenns use.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
q M . y
Gn mn Sobnstown,lllpife. &

Gn M Sobnstown 'lllDffe. 5irs'
bag aften al. Z oueripsmmeoes Gapas
butta GrestsG alsn; en- Del BsriOner
erufneoe os en- Ransoe gieuoom goes
lasbss. 8anost ites Is Sob paa nosle
faa Miruier. 3 Sobnstcpn bfeu Stsns
broen oper Gnpabutta Greet fsiet u9f
ps berpeb so YeriOner, iom itoo paa
ben, blep faitet NED / ben raienoe Strgp.
u al benz orntnsbe. 70 ioare Serna
broer os s minore Broer er Soelaste.
8anoets Stisnins Tom iaa pluoielis. at
man baooe oanifelist for at reobe 2iuet.
Wan %antaser, of ct Sfpbruo bar funoet
Steb lansere oppe / 3alen. 5lere
8aruerier os bet eleftrife gtablisie'
ment lisser i Ruiner, iaa Bpen belle
Natten bar inbbplet | ct tat Rsrfe.
Nan an 1aar Gnta0et af be 9rutaeoe
til 30. Staben bar flor lille olene /
Sobnstown, men / bele Wohamf 9alen
lise til Gm~iterbam.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
s II II E t.
me-

~ 90 y
Maiien / Soma ftaar meset sobt.
Baa enfelte Steber er ben npset uiepn,
men / ben ienere 1ib Ear ben pofset
sjennem lnitlis en- 9omme ON 9asen.
s Soma Gonntp raisr en- imitiom
Spsoom blanct Seiiene. Statens 9prz
lase er Der for 1iben os uneerisser
ben.
8 Wanbags bespnbte man paa Bug
ninsen af ben nps Bro oper Misisfipz
pis 5loben peb Muscatine. 8roen 1fal
pere ferois iii ben iierbe Suli 1890.
Sobu @efersren. Der boebe / Of
tumrua, git iOrrise Ssnbas meo fin s.
aarise Son neb til 5loben for at babe
fig. San bar EN- uomarfet Susmmer,
men fit 8rampe % brufuebe.
Smaafopper. s ben fibfte llge bar
Der poo Here Stebsr paret 9ilfalbe al
Smaufopper. s Spirit 2afe, Ssffer=
ion, Saba, Boone os Neuaoa bar Der
peret en- Sci 9ilfelhe. s 9orsbass
fit Sunhbeosraabet officiel llnberrets
ming on, at Smaafopper bar ubbruot /
Clinton.
Decorah-posten., 1889-07-17
S1fot a

G~ransburg. en- liben 8p 10 Wn /
Git for @atertopn, blep forrise Rans
bag biemisst Of en- uinopanlis poloiom
Cyclone. @rsben os S~psninser / en-
Smfrebs Of 20 Wif s%belosoes. SOiepb
Murelbaum lit l~ipsfarlise apeltelier,
% Ben 8drdlaps lille Barn blep brebt.
Sfaoen paa gpsninser alene %anlaaes
til s25, 900. 8ransburs bar en- tribe
Zig lioen tplf 8p.
Sames Gorbet. Se3ifet peo 2anbs
fontoreti @ranb SORTS, ie1b,e 2erbass
fin &~eiisnatiOn til @uibinstOn. Snn
Dor ubueunt at 8reiicent G~lepelano.
Man antoser, at SomesGlton 5crmanb
for cen rcuublitanHe gentralfomite pil
blire ubnapnt til bans g%ftermanb |
Gmteoet.
Boiler | 3afota. or. u. Tbomps
ion / Siour Sans ifriuer: Seq laite /
Iibite Numer al "9scorab Yoiten" ON
Intaqet al Bsiler, Der finbes / Staterre
os 9erritorierne, Os at Der irsen grfler
iinbes / 9afota MI. 9ette er en- Sell
taselie. 6. 5. Bettisrew bar / fin
9ufulosGart / South Siour 5aIs II
a IA at bisie prestise 9pr. GGe, iom
fommer til 5pb 9ofotus 6uuebitab,
Siorr 5als. burbe bsnptte I~nlebninsen
til at ie bisie itornofteoe us lansbaarebe
Sfabninser.