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PERSONALS.
A FAMILY AFFAIR.

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Buying the best Tea and Coffee. for the I.,,.
money at any of the ID city stores OF the Grs-
American Importing Tea Company. Come or SAM
direct and save all comm issionS Running a. sno
cessfnl stores this coast proves beyond questfo
that prices reasonable Our goods alwav,
fresh and pure. Headquarters (wholesaIe and -
taiD SO. "a So and SO Market ST.. San Francisco
ly8tf
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REDDY, CAMPBELL s. METsoN have removed
their law Office from $50 Pine street to Croker
building, rooms / Is 10 1872
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PUNISHED FOR BURGLARY.-JObn Lee. con.
Nicied OF burglary, was sentenced by Judge Wal
ace 10 the penitentiaTy for SIX years.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

X - LANES HOTEL. LAKE COUNTY-UN
a. SeI rev management and extensively improved;
s1Seieht hunting, fishing, boating and bathing;
sSenery grand aud romantic; excellent French
eooattnss excursions TO all points OF Interest in
eouhty rall TO ukiah thence stage direct TO hotel:
,erms reasonable MoDRY a. HEINEMAN props
hertha fosIonice. Lake County Cal. ap5S Am
X 6sokTS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TaR
1n,Iseihc Coast. with rates. location etc uuo-
Isned In the Hotel Guide, 16o pages For sale bx
n9wsacalers. or send zoe In stamps to W. NJ PAE
aAhsoN' publisher. 80 Post ST.. . +. mrlsf
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ArA TRIPLE OVER COST.

The Great American Importing Tea Comma =
sells crockery. china glass, maioIca and tlnyyar.
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SCHOOL books exchanged. Kings. Is Fou.,h st
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II OLLER, 9 SIXTH ST, TIE MOST SUCCESS
II fui babies photographer in the city, has openc
another studio, cor Market and NTH SIS. formerly
Fiaglor'S Gallery iylO limo
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an THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS GOODS
~ silks. sealskns and seaIette clOAks also Carpets
furniture lace curtains, blankets and folding-beds
at N. FRIEDMAN II CO.'S, 228 and 230 stockton
ST Why pay ready money when you can bay Iuss
as cheap by making small cash payment dow
balance weekly or monthly? An Inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited orders by mail fo-
goods or samples promptly attended TO- % AMI
80 Stockton aud 237 Post: open evaniags II
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(lALA CARPET SWEEPERS: BEs1 MADE: Al.
v kinds repaired and Tor sale. TIGERS $40 Suttsc.
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TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
L should all use the combined Letter Press AMI
Book price complete 81 25; book OF 100 pages.
an index ana press all IN roll u inches long by
inches thick; best value for the money; POSTPAID
81 80. CHARLES T. NAYLOR, agent, 19 Mont
gomery st, san Francisco. ie2a II
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NJ ARRIAGE BUREAU: RELIABLE AND SURE:
vi send loo for details 1925 Market. I'm jys I'm
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OF paintings (2Ox36l. eacb.,........ ION
Dress goods. jackets, wraps. beading, lace cur
tainS. carpets. mattings, inoleum oilcioth rlri,r
suits. lounges, or anything you require Ia a home
Remem Der. have the largest stock, largest store
lowest prices and easieSt terms that can be had u
this city.
J. N0oNAN. 1ol7-19-2I1023 Mission St., above
Sixth.
n. B-Bargains always on hand In secondhand
carpets aud furniture. fv7 III
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- Meet ng of the Prom .rty-bol,aprs
on Deyissdero street Is called for SATUR-
IA jury 10. AT r. NJ. nj the southwest corner of
bueh ana DeVlSadero SIS, TO take action on the
proposed Post and Devisadero SITS. franchise which
Est street for continuous cross line from The
Mission to the bay. iyl5 pc
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AGROUND ON A REEF.


II. VI. :. Howe Runs on Reef In the
Port 81 rerroI. spnin-->hc IL One Of the
.Admirai" Glass, Carrying Ten Guns.
LONDON. Nov. 81 NJ s Howe Is
ashore ON the reef inside the bar Mt
Fcrrol. on the bay of Betanzis, on the
west coast of Spain. The reef is
known as the Pcreien. The Ferrol is
one of the most important arscnals
in spain. There are vast ship
yards there. Every facility and
assistance is being given by the
authorities. The ship is being light
cned and her officers hope soon To have
her floating. She was stcaming ut the
rate of seven knots when she struck. A
great hole was torn in her hull and the
water rushed into her engine room
extinguishng her fires. Ferrol has
one of the best harbors in Eu-
rope, being almost land-loclScd: its
only entrance is narrow strait.
II calm weather continues il
Is very probable She will be floatcd
shortly 1t is fortunate that she is
close TO place SO well equipped with
workshops and docks that almost any
repairs can be made. The Howe is 4
ship of the admiral class. CARRYING ten
guns, and has a displacement Of 10000
tons. She is one Of the channel squad.
ron.
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LATE NEWS lTEMS

CorNr NoN ArvENsLFBEN. German
minister to Belgium: DIR. Won Clascnap.
OF the imperial treasury department.
and Herr Hartung. director of the
bank. have been appointed dele.
gates 10 the international monetary
conference, which meets in Brussels on
the a2d.
Ir is asserted by some Of the Paris
papers that the French force in Da-
honey is suffering severely from fever
and that Col. Dodge can 60 no further
without reinforcements II is claimed
that the government has received but
is Withholding this information.
TnE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the 9Th. number
for the United States, 20.. and for
Canada 81: or total Of a3s. as com
pared with 2G6 for the corresponding
week Of last year.
NAL GEN. FORESTER WALKER. sirdar
of the Egyptian army. accompanied Ivy
his staff. started for Suallim. on the
18th. To prepare the troops for an en-
counter with the forces OF Osman
Digna, who is raiding in the vicinity Of
Suakim.
Tnr muttcrings Of a break in the
ranks of the strikers AT Homestead. Pa. \.
are becoming more ominous and there
IL strong prospect Of stampede oc-
curing among the lockcdout men Of
the mechanical department
THE Paris lanlsers have notified JUS
tin Mccarthy that they can not release
the Irish parliamentary fund unless
authorized to do so by the tribunal OF
the Seine. which may not give a deci-
sion for months.
I trSroMs OFFICIALS at San Francisco
made another valuable opium seizure
on the Portland steamer Oregon. i0.0O0
/ cans being found in seventeen barrels
of salmon. The seizure is valued AT
$4,000.
TIE la5 miners employed NJ Gay
coal mines. on the Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh railroad, near Bclairc, o.. wen,
on strike, on the 3D., because the com.
pany had failed To pay them.
DISPATCHES 10 Bradstrccts M to and
including the 4th. from leading Cana.
dian cities show variable condition OF
general trade. II being fairly active in
Quebec. but quiet in Ontario.
SEVERAL neutrality-suspicious. repre-
scniativcs Of the Venezuelan govern
mcnt TO this country. arrived in New
York, on the 4th, on the steamer vcnc
zucla.
OK the ith President Harrison issued
his proclamation appointing Thursday
November "a. rs day Of national
thanksgiving and prayer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
UNDER A CLOUD.

a Cursory Investigation nj the Chicago
Water Rates Ofiirc shows that Crooked
Work Has ucen Going I'm. and 70 Couple
nj Heads Have Already Fallen.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.--Chargcs against
he management ~ the city water rate
department were made verbally To
Mayor Washhurn yesterday. Pending
IN invcstiga rion. Edward J. Dwycr.
superintendent ~ the bureau. and
Francis A. liroioski. chief water clerk.
rave been suspended.
The charges were preferred bv George
". Rosa. an employee of the Office who
was discharged last May In general.
the complaint alleges that Bro!Soski
has been wilfully irregular in his
methods and that Mr.. nwycr has been
,ogniza Mt Of the Objectionable proceed
ings. In particular. the offcnse charged
against BrolSoslSi is that he has cut
Down the rates assessed on certain
users. altering the books to balance ac-
counts.
a hnsty examination of the hooks
conducted last night by Mayor Wash.
burne. and Corporation Counsel Miller
i'NHitN' ~ ''iN ENCOURAGEMENT tid' wv
evidence then in hand against the
bureau management showed. first. that
II had been slovenly conducted: second,
that BrolSoslSi had followed a long es,
tablshed practice in cutting down
rates. but he had erased the first fig
ures instead Of making n separate
column Of alterations. The discrepen-
cies thas caused in the accounts are IS
.imatcd to be about $1,000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
DEAD OR ALIVE.

4 Determined Effort to Capture the No.
toripus ned Chri~tic--A Battle with the
DeSperedo and His Band in the Caney
Monntaits.
TArEQrAn. 7. T., Nov. 4.-Arothcr
desperate battle has occurred between
a posse Of deputy United States mar.
shals and the notorious Ned Christie.
who a few days ago escaped from their
clutches Learning that Christie and
his gang had returned to their cabin
fort in the Caney mountains. United
States Marshal Woes got together n
force OF fifty determined deputies and
sent them to renew the attack. Arch
Wolf. one Of the outlaws. was killed
and several ~ the narshals are re-
ported wounded IL is impossible to
get accurate particulars tonight.
A perfect fuSilladc Of firing was kept
MP between the opposing parties all
day. and IL is learned that many arc
killed. wagon with supplies of am
munition and provisions has been sent
out from here and the m,rsha' will
settle down to regular seirr. Their
orders are 70 get the gang dead or
.liv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
A WATER FAMINE.

Pe-p.,iva-n Towns suffering fDr tho
liquid Element Owing to the Continued
Drought.
PALMYRA. Pa. Nov. i.-Owing t. the
failure Of the water supply most of the
residents 81 this place are hauling wa
ter. Rain fell in the Lebanon valley,
hut not in sufficient quantities to do
much good Water Is being sold on the
streets Of this place by the gallon.
Some small streams have nearly disap
psarcd.
PoRT CLINTON. Pa, Nov. 4.-Rair
fell north Of the Blue mountain vcster.
day morning for two and half hours
but the weather cleared yesterday af
tcrnoon. There is q great scarcity OF
water. in this vicinity. and Throughout
Schulvlsill county. Most Of the wells
are dry and the Schulykill river is re
duccd to mere creek.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Nov. 5.-Thc NUT
tcring Of break in the ranks Of the
strikers in becoming more ominou~ and
there Is a strong prospect of "a stampede
occurring among the locIScdout men
Of the mechanical department before
long. Every effort is being cxcrtcd TO
keep the ranks unbrokcD. These work
men arc not members Of the Amalra-
mated associate but.as Is well known.
came out in sympathy. II was learned
yesterday that three Of the most re-
sponsiblc employees Of this department
had applied for their old positions and
would return ~ work tv Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
LET ALL BE THANKFUL.
President Harrison iSsucs uts Animal
Thanksgiving Procla NATION.

President Harrison issues His Amman
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The preside =,
has issued his annual Thanksgiving
Proclamation as follows:
ny the president 81 the Unitcd States q,
America:
PROCLAMATION.
The gifts 81 Goi 10 our nation the past va,
have heen 80 abundant and 50 special tia,
spirit ~ thanksgiving awaits not = call bu,
only the appointment Of day when IL NAV
have a common expression. He M.
stayed the pcstilence Mt cut door,.
he has given Us more love for
tho free civil institutions in the creation .,
which his directing providence was ~ c0nsne.
nous: he has awakened deeper reverene., ~,
law: he has wiiened our philanthropy by
call 70 sucror distress IN other Lands: he
has blessed our schools and Is bringing forward
a patriotic aud God fearing generation to .xa
cute His great ana bensfic.nt designs for our
country. H. hrs given rs great incr.a<. /.
material wealth md wide diffusion ~ con.
tentfnent and comfort IN the homes OF our f,.,-
pie: he has given ~ grace 10 the sorrowiug:
WHEREFORE, !. Benjamin Harrison. pre.iden,
Of the United : ates. do call upon all our tao.
pie 10 observe. ~ W. have been wont Thurs
day, the Gath day Of this month 81 Novemh.r
as a day ~ Thanksgiving 10 Goi Tor his m rc.e.
and ~ suprlcatioa for his continued care aud
grace.
IT. testimony whereof. have herernrn -,
my han and causal tho seal ~ tho I-ni,.d
Strtes 10 he riflxed
Done nj the city 81 Washington this fourih dav
of November one thousand eight hundred
and ninefy-two. and of the in len"nd-n~e ~
the United Stat -. the one hundred ard ,sv
ente"nth BENJAMIN HARRISON.
BY the president.
JoHS W. FosrER. Secretary of State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
The New Orleans Strike-Thc Trouble IL
Not Vet Over.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-No meeting
between the merchants and the strik-
ing unions was held to-day, and the sit
ua,ion remains strained. During the
afternoon about 1000 strikers turned
out and paraded the streets. Notm more
than dozen white men were in line.
They chccred rs they went, but there
was no violence. the parade being ar
ranged more for the purpose Of show.
ing the strength Of the union than any
thing else. The merchants have de-
cidcd to band themselves into a pro-
tcctivc union to deal with the trnnb!c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

Ii the Iams ease at Pittsburgh. on
the Cd. number Of rulings We're made
by Judge Porter, touching the author
itv Of military commanders TO infict
summary punishmcnts upon members
OF their commands for breaches of dis
cipline which were considered favora-
bic 10 the defendants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11
FRANCE AND MOROCCO
Conclude - Commercial Treaty Favornbi
to the Former.

to the Former.
PARIS. Nov i.--Count d Aubicnv. the
French ambassador 10 Morocco. has
concluded y very favorable commercial
treaty with the sultan. The treaty
makes n large number Of reductions in
the duties on French imports and also
on the export duties levied on various
products Of Morocco destined for
France The treaty will go into effect
January I. 1893. The contamination 81
this treaty is regarded MS a great tri.
umph for the French. after the discom-
future of the British ambassador. Sir
Charles Euan smith. and his efforts to
obtain = commercial treaty for Great
Britain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

OK the I'd Capt. a. q. Sharp. Of Chat
tanooga. Tenn. chief postal inspector
cf the district. tclcgraphcd the local Of.
fccrs a, Piedmont. Ala, and the shcr-
ifs IN the immediate vicinity. Offering a
reward. on the part Of the government,
of 1000 each for the arrest Of the two
men who robbed the maj, car at Patona
tank on the 3lst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE arbitration committee in New
Orleans having charge OF the settle
mcnt Of differences between the strilS-
erS and the employers. adjourned ut i:"o
n. m. OF the Sd. after having decided to
continue the conference committee.
The question 81 general strike was TO
be further discussed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

EDwARD G. SurEHy and Charles T..
Simmons. New York commissioners 81
charities and corrections. were ar
rested on the Sd. on warrants issued
bv Commissioner Deuel.. on the charge
of influencing the paupcrs on Randalrs
island 10 register in order that they
might vote ON election day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

MISS ADpIE PFLK. of Perry county.
Tenn. girl years old. is said to he
gifted with power TO heal the sick.
make the blind see, the deaf hear and
the lame walk merely by the laying on
Of hands. People are fiocking TO her by
the hundreds and many miraculous
cures are reported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

OsMAS DIGNA. who has been out Of
sight for long time. has reappeared
with considerable force and occupied
Shingat in the Soudan. He is making
raids in the direction OF SualSim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

CHARLES A. HowEs. an expert forger
who has travelled from one end Of the
country to the other and proudly
boasts that he has swindlcd banks and
merchants in every state in the Union.
was arrested. on the LIST, in New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

A PANIC occurred in the church OF the
village Of Vinagora. Austria. on the
cd. upon the raising 81 n false alarm
that the tower was colapsing. In the
mad struggle to get out of the building
twenty-five persons were trampled to
death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE United States coast survey
steamer Gcdncy went on reef at Por-
tier Pass. Canoe island. on the Pacific
coast, on the list. The steamer Active
went to her assistance, but failed to get
her off
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

SOUTHERN FRANCE and the district of
Andalusia. in Spain. were visited by a
storm of unprecedented severity on
the 3lst. Rain flooded many places
and the wind caused much destruction
Of property and injury TO human be-
ingS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

FURNITURE and wreclSage picked up
on North Manitou island marked "W.
ii. Gilcher," indicate that the steamer
must have foundered on the night Of
the 2s'h. north Of the Manitous.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE eight colored prisoners who
were convicted Of the murder OF Or.
James H. Hill, near Millington. Md. last
April were. on the list. sentenced. at
Chestertown. Md. 10 be hanged at.snch
time as Gov. Brown may appoint.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE manufacturers of Fall River,
Mass, Mt meeting on the Sd. voted TO
increase the wages of weavers to TWEEN
ty-one cents per cut. and all other de-
partments in proportion. The vote was
voluntary and almost unanimous.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE entire loss by the Milwaukee,
FIRE was estimated. on the sist. at 81, 3'5.-
600. with insurance Of about two
thirds that amount.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE $50 Big Four telegraph opera
tors, decided. on the 1st, 10 wait until
December l for superintendent Pecls's
answer to their demand for dccrca Sc
of hours and an increase of pay before
striking.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THr opening OF the festival at Charles
ton. s. G.. in commemoration Of the cs-
cape Of the city from complete dcstruc-
ton in the earthquake of 1856. occurred
on the sist An elaborate programme.
comprising civic and trades professions.
mass-mcctings. musical celebrations
and fireworks was prepared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

Az American woman. showing every.
symptom Of leprosy, has been admitted
20 the municipal hospital OF Philadel-
phia. where She will probably remain in
close confinement until she dies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE affairs ~ the Salvation army nrc
feing thoroughly investigated by the
earl 81 Onslow and the other members
of the committee appointed for the pur-
pose. The committee are visiting the
shelters and colonies Of the army in
order that their report on Gen. Booths
"Darlscst England project may be Of
value.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE Adams Express Co. has taken
the lines of the Burlington road west
of the Missouri river away from the
Wells-Fargo company and east OF the
river from the American. The contract
is to go into effect January /.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

NEW York. Nov h.-Advccs to Brad
streets from Canada say:
Dispatches from Leading Canadian cities show
variable condition Of general trade. II being
fairly active in Qrebec. but quiet IN Ontario.
Montreal report. full grain trade. more ac-
lively in hog products. hut less fayi rsblc out
look for the export cattle trade. Un-ers,n-
able weather Is said n have checkel the whole
sale clothing trade Mt Toronto.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE Dominion government is alarmed
nj the steps taken in England toward
scheduling Canadian CATTLE when inn
ported into Great Britain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-11

THE bodies Of five men. nine women
and seven children had. MP To the I'd.
been recovered from the wreck OF the
Roumania. at the mouth Of the Arno in
the Mediterranean IT Is believed that
n great number ~ the bodies of those
who were lost will never be found, tho
currents having carried them out to sea.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
BERN, Tanc 60, gSie.

AtL IUHl pun H|HlJG ubptt SltDkL u VI
&e9u pg after Gegu. Zen Mnngoc 3ie8n
slsr betpoelig SfaOe baaoe poo @ger %
Grg. Maisen, iom bIep meget tent plaHtet
ioanr, blir ~itaaenoe uoeu at furne arbeipes,
oa bet regner rGiten til bper Sag. Stal
bette boloe paa no i9ienuem Slaatten, ItIens
ner Sngeu bporoan Spet fan bIer9cs. Seiene,
lom Der er al De beoite unoer Epaeu SmitGus
oi9beb, er MI en- pHtelig 5tlitano. SuGo
Der bliuer arteioet paa benz Den enc Sag,
paltes bort al 5te9uen Den auDen. Men bet
er pGrre paa andre Steoer, % Vi bpg ei
tla9e.
Gle pg War9retbe Grtroer baooe Ell mc9et
bp9selie "Reuniou" hos iis Snsoageu Den
22be SUM- oa ale oeres Bpru, TO Gutter o9
ipu Senter bar Der tiliamueu. Oct er en-
SjeIoeubeo, at %iaaoaat fer, mar Der er iaa
mat9e, % be er TONNE iaa ~tiIaars, Den
Gtoite er SO % ben pnsite 80 Gar CANNED.
9esuoen er 2 al Dem for ilere Gnr iiben
1pttet til Soma, men par M tiIba9e paa
Seip9 til 6%aoerbuiet.
VT bans Z Spi9erignner bar De 6 tiiiteoe,
- ben enc ogoe for pper ct 9Iar iioen.
Sc gamle er nj, iaa til gloers - ban or
rs pa bun ct Gar Dn9re at bet efter al
menuelfelis Beregning er iioiie Gang, De CT
~lpriamlebe paa penne Spro.
Sen Gloite Mano / WenisBeoen bar o9ion
Iast o8 6aruel / oisie Gage. Ole S. 3ablbp
opoe ben ABE SUM- / en- @loer al SO aar os
s Naaneoer. 5 ben iibiie 8io bar ban for.
betmeite bolot Seugen, men ip!te fig for
reiten gobt, uubtagen at SrGfterne tog al
eiterbpert. Sine AauOSepner bebplot ban
til bet iioIte. gan par fsot / 5aaberss
grGIte9ielp, @uobrauos0alcn, 1902. $3.50
~uopanoreoe ban til Amerita, % meo hnnl
iulate hans aloerite9ne 5or9lore % sneite
Spn. SauS Suitru opbe famine Spit pe
5orGlorene uo9Ie Gar p~ereiter. 1852 ino9rt
han / MT 9Ggteltab meO @unbtlo Riie (o9Iaa
fra @uobranosoalen), iom Operleper BAN. Z
tibIigere Gage tp8 ban attn Gel baaOe
Sounets iaapel iom airtens Stprelie, men
ben ienere air, % BELT oa ban biep 5poe'
raaosmauo hos i'm Ssu, bar ban trutfei
ii9 ti,base; BOG par ban altto reoe ielu oo
meo fine MRibler til at iremme SirfeH oQ
bens @jeruins. @auIe 9ablbpen Icpeoe ei
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