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6. A. r.. Men i'm the South.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 7-Dis-
t;nguished Grand Army officers were in
the city to-day and will go TO Athens
tomorrow where the eleventh department
encampment Of the State G.. A. r. will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday. The personnel
of the party in the city to-day is Col.
Thomas G. Lawler, commander in chief;
Junior Vice-commander in Chief Charles
H. Shute Adjutant-general c. G. Jones,
of Rockford, ILL.,; Quartermaster-general j..
W. Burst. of Rockford: Aid-de-camp
George Roper, of Rockford; ex-Lieutenant
Governor Il. B. Ray and others. These
gentlemen, in interviews, agree that the
meeting of the G.. A. II. at Louisville, in
September will be the most successful and
largest attended in years, and express It as
their opinion that fully one half OF those
in attendance at Louisville viii come 10
the opening of Chickamauga Park.
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END OF YOUNG HILLMAN.
Found i'm Detroit with Bullet Hole
i'm His Breast.

DETROIT. Mich, April THE dead body
of a well-dressed young man with a bullet
hole through the heart was found on Con-
cord avenue this afternoon. The man ar
rived last Wednesday. stopping at the Cadil-
lac A note in his pocket signed w. f..
Hiilman, told that he was travelling audi
tor of the Buckeye Supply Company. and
In note to his father the young man
wrote that his life was failure, tnat he
could not resist liquor 1t was learned that
he brought with him to this city a young
woman whom he placed in the house OF
the Good Shepherd. Her name is Minnie
Corey. She is from Cleveland and is about
seventeen years old. When seen she ad-
mitted she came here with Hillman and said
from Toledo, O.
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Mrs. George windish murdered.

PITTSTON, Pa. April 1.-THE village of
Hamtown, near this city, is excited over
what appears to be a sensational wife muir
der. Mrs. George Windish, about fifty
years old, was found dead to-day. in a
clothes closet in the second story of her
home. There were wounds ON the Side of
the head and the skull had been fractured.
Near the body was found bloody chisel,
and the floor of the room lay several
pieces of clothing saturated with blood.
These were Identified as having belonged
TO the woman's husband. who Is missing.
1t is supposed that the murder occurred
last Thursday night. as the couple had not
been seen since that time. Their three
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Calcutta says that sixteen men were killed
by an explosion in the Kolar gold mines
in Bangalores.
Sir Philip II. Currie, the British embas-
sadore at Constantinople. has had two long
conferences with the Sultan recently Oh
Armenian affairs
1t is again announced that Lord William
Beresfori will marry the widowed Duchess
of Marlborough. formerly Jane Lillian War
ren. daughter of the late Commodore Price,
OF the American navy. and widow OF Louis
Hammersiy. of New YORK.
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old Kiriand Block Burned.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, April IA fire
broke out, at 10:45 o'clock this evening, in
the old wooden Kirland Block. The fire
started In a room occupied by John Rack
um, on the second floor. There is a strong
probability that Rackum was burned to
death. Wilbur r. Knowlton. who roomed
on the floor above, narrowly escaped with
his life. Loss on building $4,000 insur-
ance $500. Loss on contents, $500; par
TALLY insured.
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Lansur Improyinv.

WASHINGTON, April IA very slight
Improvement was reported tonight in the
condition of Charles Lansur. Assistant Con-
troller of the Treasury, who is lying very
ill at the. National Hotel Saturday night
his condition was such that it was hardly
thought he would survive the night, but to-
day he showed indications of slight inn
nrnVPmpnf
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Findiny Rolling Mill Receiver.

FINDLAY, o., April 7.-John ID. Briggs,
of Cleveland, was yesterday appointed re-
ceiver of the Findlay Rolling Mil Com
pany whose affairs were wound up last
week on an attachment for $4,000. mo-
tion has been filed for the dismissal OF
that and other. attachments so that the
receiver can take charge and Ii is thought
Operations will be resumed within a few
days. Receiver Briggs is president of the
pornnauy
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Riycr steamer snnk.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April IA tele-
phone message from Carthage states that
the steamer 1. T. Rhea. engaged In the
MINER Cumberland river trade. sunk yes
tertiay afternoon, fifty miles above that
town during heavy wind. She had y
large cargo. was bound for this port. and
the loss Is heavy. No lives were lost.
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latter Day Saints.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April THE elders
and delegates who are attending the con-
ference of the reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, at Independ-
ence, spent to-day attending the different
services arranged for the Sabbath. The n
nual sermon was delivered by the venera-
BILE head of the church, Joseph Smith, and
the sacrament was administered The serv
ices of the conference will continue dur
ing the week. Each morning there will be
religious services and each afternoon buSi-
ness sessions, and preaching at night.
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CRISIS In SUGAR TRADE. !.
EngEshmen Advise that the bounty
System BE Abolished.

WASHINGTON. April Sir Julian
Paunoefote. the British ambassador. has
furnished TO the Department of State
copy Of circular issued by the West India
committee of London concerning sugar pro-
duction. The ambassador explains that it
is not to be regarded as an expression of
opinion by his government of the commit
tees views. The circular calls attention TO
the fact that the sugar industry. beet as
well as cane, is passing through a crisis
of the most serious description and ex-
presses the hope that in attempting 10
provide a remedy, the various governments
should avoid taking any steps which may
aggravate the crisis instead of relieving it.
1T is shown that while the production is
increasing at the rate of a million tons
per annum, the consumption grows slowly
at the rate of only 250,000 tons per annum.
Naturally prices are depressed and the
bounty system is ascribed as the cause of
this state of affairs. Therefore it advises
the entire abolition of the bounty and the
stimulation of consumption by the reduction
of the duties levied on sugar, which are
excessive in Europe and prevent the people
as whole from using sugar
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X. P. WILL SUFFER.
Had $14S,OO0 in the Fort Worth Ma
fionnl Bank.

LIMA, O., April THE City National
Bank of Fort Worth. Texas, contained
s14S0O0 belonging to the Endowment Rank
of the knights of Pythlas. Supreme
Chancellor Richie says the funds are amply
secured and that the order has abundant
funds in other quarters to meet all ohliga-
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Disuatch from the Kaiser.

HAMBURG, April 7.-Emperor William
has sent the following telegram to Cap
tain Barends, of the Hamburg American
line steamer Normannia which, on her last
trip to this port. rescued the crew of the
British ship Arno: II express TO you my
fullest appreciation of the rescue of the
crew of the Arno so happily accomplished
nv YOU under arduouS circumstances.
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Adkinnan Gets Life scntrncc.

PEORIA. H.. April Frank Atkinson
was this afternoon found guilty of the muir
der of Lena Upper last February, and his
punishment fixed at life imprisonment. Miss
Upper was Adkinson's sster-in-law. and he
killed her because she refused to marry
him after he should set divorce from his
wife.
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Creek Independence CeIebrated.

NEW YORK, April THE anniversary
of the Greek declaration of independence
was celebrated in an informal manner at
noon to-day in the Greek Orthodox Church.
There was sermon any special feat
rlre The congregation simply offered UP a
silent prayer for the preservation of Gre
clan liberty. The pastor. Rev. Agathodoros
A. Papageorgopulos, officiated.
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VETERANS TO STRIKE.
Pensioners Object to Certain Soldiers
Home RuIca.

NASHUA, n. H., April THE pensioned
soldiers at the State Soldiers Home, whose
pension money, except 81 month. under
the rules of the home, Is kept by the man
agement have rebelled, stating that they
will refuse to turn over the money when 1t
comes this week. and that they will leave
the home in a body If the point Is forced.
The directors say that the rules will be en-
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PARIS, April 7.--Officials of the Turkish
embassy here say with reference to the
dispatch of American war ships to Alexan-
dretta and Adana, Syria, that there is no
truth whatever in the report that a mas
sacre OF Christians is impending. They de-
clare, on the contrary, that perfect order
preyailS in SYRIA.
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Wide Pacing His Cell.

LONDON, April 7.-Oscar Wilde is suf-
fering from insomnia. The prison surgeon
on Saturday night gave him sleeping
draught but it had no effect, and he con-
tinued pacing his cell nearly all night long.
He eats almost nothing. although he is
allowed TO have food sent to him from out
side Another prisoner cleans his CELL
Wilde is not allowed to smoke. and is al
lowed to receive only single visitor daily.
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Announcement.

On Thursday, April 25, the Grand Opening of
our new Carriage Repository and Bicycle De-
partment will take place at our old stand, Nos
27 to 33 Capitol avenue, north, which has been
rebuilt finer than ever. We will on that day
surprise the good people of our city by showing
them line of Carriage work comprising 200
different styles, and every one brand new Such
display of wheel work has never been seen in
the West. If you want a Carriage, Surrey,
Phaeton, Trap, Road Wagon Delivery Wagon
or Bicycle wait for the 18th inst. Remember
our building is new, our stock is new and our
styles are new. The fire burned UP everything
but our honor and reputation; these the flames
could not destroy.
II. T. CONDE IMPLEMENT CO.,
Nos. n to 50 Capitol Avenue, North.
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WASHINGTON, April 7-senator Morgan
thinks the purpose of the English govern
ment in sending battle ship to the Mica
raguan coast is to enforce the demand
which will probably soon be made for
indemnifcation on account of the expulsion
of Consul Hatch, and that if it be re-
fused, the Royal Arthur will take the
matter into hand and secure the indemnifi-
cation by collecting the customs duties on
Nfcaraguan importations. In that event, he
thinks Nicaragua'S wiSeSt course would be
to convene her congress and pass a law
for the admission of all importations free
of duty. In conclusion he said: THE
other nations would never consent that
their exporters to Venezuela should pay
duty to England in the absence of tariff
in Nicaragua, and Englands policy would
be effectively blocked.
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I.AfrREL. Del. April 1.-THE physicians
attending Governor Marvil say his conul-
fion remains much the same The crysip~
elias has spread somewhat on the chest
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CabIe Notes.

The Duke OF Aosta who will shortly
marry Princess Helene of Orleans. has
arrived in London
4 dispatch to the London Times from
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NEW COAST RECORD.
Quick Trip OF Ei Rio from New York
10 New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April THE steamship
El Rio which arrived In port this morning
made the run from Sandy Hook bar, New
York. to the bar at South Pass, in four
days, five hours and nineteen minutes.
which beats all previous records by ten,
minutes. She failed 10 break her previous
record from New York to New Orleans by
one hour ard fourteen minutes.
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bishop Newman in the Pulpit.

KINGSTON, N. y. Apf1I 1.-The sermon
of Bishop Newman was delivered before
the New York Methodist Conference at the
st. James Church here this morning. Chap
lain McCabe presided over the love feast.
Bishop Newman discoursed on these words:
HE that ruIeth his spirit is better than
he who taketh a city The ordination OF
deacons and elders was solemniZed this aft
ernoon at the Wierts-street Methodist
Church, where memorial services in honor
of deceased members of the conference in
the past year took place. The missionary
anniversary this evening addressed by
Chaplain MeCabe and Rev. j. w. A.
Dodge and j. S. Stone. Most of the pulpits
in this city were occupied by Methodist
preachers, who spoke to large audiences.
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children remained in the house, but could
give no satisfactory answers as to the
whereabouts of their parents.
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improvement with a view to Increase the
consumption and open new markets for
it have been constant and real
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Ministers in milwaukee, s1ums.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April THE Rev
Walter j. Patton. OF Asbury, VI. E. Church.
and another preacher whose name is not
positively known, spent nearly the whole of
last night in a tour of the Milwaukee ten
derloin district. They were accompanied
by Well-known man about town and they
saw things, Mr.. Pa Ion says. that eclipsed
Tor moral depravity anything he has ever
seen ana ne has made Investigations of the
same kind in Chicago and New York. They
also visited the gamPIias hansfe ,,aS :,
vited to try their luck on the turn of card
or wheel Mr.. Patton intimated that the
evidence he secured will be used in a CAM
paign against vice that has been mapped
out by Well-known people.
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ATTACK ON GIBBONS
THE CARDINAL CHARGED WITH EN-
COURAGING VIOLENCE.
the Pitfsburg Reformer-Milwau-
kec Preachers in the Slums.

PITTSBURG, April 7.-Rev. #. j. Nc
Crory, pastor of the Third L. P. Church,
tonight delivered a scathing attack on
Cardinal Gibbons and his supposed iustifica-
ton of the mob in Savannah Mr. Nc
Crory is a man of extreme views, and is
a supporter of the blue laws. He was pres
ident of the Law and Order Society, and
directed the war here against Sunday pa
pers. He quoted from the remarks of Car
dinal Gibbons the work of the mob and
then said:
THE Cardinal protests earnestly against
his church being held responsible for the
Spanish inquisition, yet we submit whether
1t was more out of harmony with the
sentiment of the sixteenth century than
the conduct of the mob with the closing
years of the nineteenth.
He excuses and encourages violence.
When the head of the church speaks an
offense so serious the riot at Savannah
anything short of the sternest most une-
quivocal condemnation of it will be encour-
agement. He puts Christianity to shame
before the world. He claims to represent
the largest body of Christians in the
world, and yet has only soft words for men
who would have murdered if they had not
been restrained by bayonets
THE Cardinal does not represent Chris
tianity. He is speaking for a system that
cannot bear the light, and he would en-
courage the suppression OF truth, though
that require the silencing forever of the
clearest voices that have ever rung out in
this Western world"
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SIAdLA, April THE first brigade of the
British force, moving to the relief of Mr..
Robertson, the British agent at Chitral,
has had an engagement with five thousand
Swats, who were trying to block the Malak-
and pass The enemy was put to flight
after losing thirty killed by a charge OF
cavalry The brigade is now at Khar, in
Swat where it is awaiting the organization
of a transport service. A considerable num-
ber of fanatics from upper Swat have
ioined JJmra Khan of Jandol. who is lead
ing the forces against the British, and a
big fight is expected tomorrow.
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JABEz BALFOUR's CASE.
The English SwindIer PenniIess and
on His Way to BE Tried.


BUENOS AYRES, April 7.-Jabez Spencer
Balfour, whose extradition to England was
granted a few days ago, sailed hence this
morning on the steamer Tartar Prince. De-
spite the fact that it was generally be-
lieved that he made enormous sums of
money out of the building societies, i'll
which he was interested, he is said to have
left Buenos Ayres in penniless condition.
Miss Freeman, who was his companion
in this country, will follow him tomorrow,
sailing ON the steamer Ma'oria. Ever since
it was learned that Balfour had fled to
Argentina after the collapse of the Lib
rator Building Society and allied concerns,
the British government made efforts to
secure his extradition. The charge OH
which his extradition was sought was that
he fraudulently obtained 10000 from the
House and Land Investment Trust. He fire.
quentIy denied that he had any connec-
ton with the Librator society, claiming
that he had resigned from the directorate
about ten years ago. Prior to his Hight
from England Balfour was member or
the House of Commons in the Liberal in
trest and was a. prominent church MEM
her The failure of the building societies
caused widespread suffering, hundreds of
people having invested every penny they
had in the world in them. When the crash
came they were ruined and public SUBJ
scrintions were taken for their relief. Sew
eraI of those charged with being respon-
sible for the collapse are now on trial in
London.
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Seota, eso Fafota,

or. SsoaitgE! - GplluScn her iioIts War
cleu poerit oaarIig. SusbeR sap tuu fra
4 til 7 8aibeIs pr. gerc. Snure % gps bIrp
oalan onarIts, Raijen ilo9 soot ii! paa Be
tleite Steoer 90 beiuler i9 beore emo SOsps.
darmernc be9puoer M at lRsge fla mere
ettsr areaturapl, iaa iuoeu iaa Star oil lt'c
S%ueoeagrcuc btiue iaa fore her. 81 bsrer
BOG l1gcn &lussr bsrruuot. vile ipnes at
pGre t~tIireoie.
Seiret bar pGret pent | belle Sinler; 81
bar enOln III: baOi noecn Sns eIler iireus
2uloe.
Sunobeostiiitunoen CT goo.
Zen 14oc Dec. bapos pi Fort Selltab hos
be npatiIs Nr % Mrs. Die Sanoeriou. De
III mango uGroiiuIoe @aper, o. ole moreoe
lt9 uomGrtet.
Zen 1906 Dec. mooto3 oi otn ieraeiise
Np1eS. at Dor Sen Senorid &. Sirano oar
oBO. San bleu besrapet cen 22oa % Iroias
seoeS til 8rapen al ct ~opermaaoe tort aia.
'slge. 8aitot 5Iatol bolot Ell nom9rtet
sl9taIs. aiOeoe par en- me8et astst % al.
bolot Ntano blGnot fine mou9r Senner.
Scrmco gnTieS Saskatchewan % ale
1Eoliea"s GGiere ct soot Hptaor.
y. e. Ratrub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04
Soltet, Ioutana.

Sr. Heonftgr! - Sommeren Der CT iau
tsr, at msen 5ins uoIer uoen iunitis Ban
Dmg. Oct er al ben Grub Sopebtinsen
Der, at faa III gauouert i Oroen, iom ofte
taser mango Vars slrbeioe; men iau bebsper
Ri lite at irpste for Sa9litorme eaer gpcIo'
ner, iom sr iua almInOelise paa be fore
%rairisr, heller life Tan gerten lfabe Os
uo9et.
De trpifenoe 9loer bar uaturiiguis ogian
lnoiunoet iig Der % slort ole Waon auas
noierielsartiiler iaa biaise, at mango fore
Serier bar maattet itanbie us last mango
auoe arbeioere lebise, men faa gait JON !
Often er bet piituof iife.
Scr er ct l,oet norif Settlement, 8 lulet.
bporaf Salpoelsn er Bsberiueuoe. Suoia.
nerne bar polot Os en- bel Eel Seiper, %
Here, baaoe Suoianere % ppibe, er bIeuet
orgbt, fben oenne Reierpatiou bleu anbnet
Tor to gar iiosn alapperilansen er en-
anDen u~bebaselisbeo Der. Bsrn maa iiRr
bepoates uSis Den ipnes bog at pare it9rit
| Aitasenoe.
9aa bet firtelise Smraaoe er alt title 90
roliat, 90 ri boerien bar 8irfe eatr Brett
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Nod Sprimes, @gpmina.

Sr. &eoaftpr! - Or 8apirturueu Iulo,
iaa baaber Je9, at oisie 9iuler bliper pp.
taqet.
Eod springs bar Here @uiiuoe Suobpas
gere, buorai De fleite nrbeioer i aulgruber.
Gae Nationer er reprRienteret Der, u9 De
Heite 9uar uHoer Napu af 9esos % T,nlGn'
oere. ogiaa en- Musie Siueiere life at ior.
g%lentTe; oisie iioitnGpnte er 10 al 8olupas
nlets beolte Solt, tbi De arbeioer for Ell
bIlllg Setaitn9 - ON De ltaar % iooer |
Wfiueu, ian biuer Der iuseu "&it". 9iod
| Sprin0s bar u9ret Ell gOo 2lrbelOspIaos, o.
mango bar 9iort bet 9oot her; men eiterbpert
ium be bar ibIot fine S4itc, ina bar be Ileite
relt berIra til uatrere Steoer, bpor be oil
npoe 2ipet i lulOe 9ras.
Nu er De soOe 2iOer forbL % alt, bonO
man isrser ior uu, er at opbolOe 9iuet til
beore 9ioer tommer. 81 er life manae
Norite Der. men DC, iom er, er 10 bn9tige
glrbeioere o. fer en- lpS Sremtio mtg0e.
Sang beOre fnnoe bet baoe oRret, on life
en- Bbiitp' 6lUm bar brGtfet no tblanot, %
oa repet meo Jig alt paa fin Bel. Oct er life
noaet mt her at fomme iuO pan Ell Saloon
og Ntano os 6one meo ct Iioet Barn pai
9lrmeu itau ps oriite tit Seer; ben 9iue ital
10 o9iaa image. ielp ON Den lille fan aabue
lin Wtunb, ben ntaa 10 IGre.
Seq peo, at "IeeorapB oiten" l9ies Of
mango / B%eiteraalen, oerior ifuloe bet pare
mtg iuGrt moriomt, ON en- euer anoen funOe
iplnoe en- Stub ansoaenoe Soiotflteriet, tbi
al eseu @riarin8 peo jog. at 8 bar COB EiO.
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%trauelt; i Wiarael paa 8oiioe ntenneIter. nlaa
pi ielp paite o. ipute Camper, tbi alt ltal 10
ItIRoes SpltioSora9t.
gn Minearbe,oer.
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rs ateHabstiLbMo

@reoe Gamer, b~aruIpie gnter i~bersansoe.
Seno biol Suem oil belle 2iuet meo en-
9ammeI tngtarl? Seq gnlter at forreipon,
oere meo en- Game ne lem 30-45 &ar, o.
JON er oilig til at 9:ore nit nuu9ren0e
gI9oeslsie &iu l~ptfeli9t OeO at lfiGnte mig
i'm SaanO og 9lerie. SIrtu til mig. Se.It
en- Game al zen BLONDE Sppe, traitig bDsget,
meo 9ob Selbreo lamt meo nogen 5ormue.
Seq bar Inlet imOo at llptle til Ell anoen
Siabs elsr at Hoo mo paa Sorobru9. ON iaa
enifes. Susen bebeuer iOare, iom lite bar
inlot 9rltse Senitgter, os besuoen beIbcer
en- soo os 9rIis aarnftel. Seq er SpenIt
al 5Boiel, SmeO, 40 Nar. 6 Sob bsi, peier
1877 Ynnb, iort Saar % SfIe8, bruno g,ne,
b%eiiooer en- goo uOOunneIie, bar ct soOt @e.
mpt, er GoruIi9 o9 flttis, iant iriit og
itGrf. Sauber mart at tpre fra nosen ni
eoer, tbi leg lGn9es eiter no9en at elite, no.
gen at Iepe % arbeioe ior.
aae Spipsmussr JON pitues, msooeleS /
Brep.
&oresie: 6. SeOIn, Sarrett, @rant goun.
IN Boy 81, @iinn.
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Ora Wortpag &afe, Winn.

Sr. Reoaf.pr: - Sutetu! bet bIRier mr.,
% Suecn tpter. iaa man fnapt fan boloe ct
balUt Die aabent. s belle Spit bar ul baut
bet oeilisite Seir, ma fan sulte iis. men ior
tort 3io iibsn bespuOte bet iaa imaat at ine.
% itrur par Mr. Sino iGrois til at begpnoe
at transporter Sneen.
Solicit / Horipap yale ipneS at iplae meo
3,oen; f~ornpI,s oanneoes Der at Sorpnets
lcoenoe N9uo ct debating society, ipm
boIoer Ytsoe buer uge. Der er beltanoia
iulot Sus. men bet sr fun iaa, iom tnser
Gel; be fleite er bel Der bare for at eabe %
le. uaar en- i~tottels Sarmter iOmmer OBJ pan
Ylatiormen. % , bette ~iritil'e giebli maoIfs
blloer liot beb / SUueoet os iIie ristis pep.
buao ran ital ii9e.
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