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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
THE RUBBER TRUST PROSPERED.
ALTHOUGH CONSIDERABLY AFFECTED BY
THE BUSINESS DEPRESSION. 1T MADE
MONEY FOR IT'S STOCKHOLDERS

MONEY FOR IT'S STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
United States Rubber Company vas held at the
plant In New Brunswick to-day. Trere was lalse
representation Of stock The balance sheet OF inc
company. showing its financial condition on March
~ was az follows: Aseets-Cash, 5.022 81 notes
and accounts receivable ss9Ss49 81; merchandise on
hand s74749 05: investments, $S90l4 432 3O total
Sal Os3 o53 81 Liabiites-Preferred stock. $s4ooVo'
common stock s20.166OO0: accounts payable, Ssii'-
sss 60: due companies 1904 6i 73; total silVoZ9o Co'
surplus 800 1874 es The item 'duc companies repre-
snts goods sold by this company on commission
for manufacturing companies for which payment
has not been made.
The profits from operating plants. dividends on
investments. net income from commissions ana
sales Of goods less tho total expenses. are founc
to be 81. 800, 81 "a.
An abstract from the general report says: ''Ihe
business of your company, In common win 'ha' U.
many other companies. both manufacturing ana
commercial, has suffered to some extent from inc
disturbed conditions that have prevailed IN the
political mercantile and financial worlds. Inc re-
suit of general and special conditions mas peeii d
decreased volume of trade and consequent ue-
crease of profits. The price Of crude rubber mas
advanced during the year, due TO large cohsuhp-
ton In Other lines of manufacture.
Tho policy Of concentration and simplifcation OF
manufacture outlined year ago has TO some eN-
tent been carried out. and with good results ana
1t Is advised that further progress in this direction
should be made.
None Of the property Of this company, nor that
OF any Of tho companies In which this company Is
interested, Is hypothetical by bond. mortgage or
otherwise
I'm concluding II may be proper to say that there
does not seem to be any reason why the company
should make any change in the policy outlined ana
inaugurated year ago-namely. that or per1ecuhs
consolidation Of purchasing. selling and manutact-
theri p1nr
high quality of goods already attained without IN
creasing the manufacturing cost x,
president Of the United States Rubber COMPANY,
was present, and is reported to have charged tne
company with cutting prices for the purpose ol
injuring his WoonsOcket factory, ana 1urt 70
have said that President Evans had forced prices
for purposes of his own. d, c.,.
The directors elected Samuel r. Colt,
Prcvdence; Robert d. Evans. Boston; James r.
Ford Charles II. Flint, j. Howard Ford. KoDert NJ
Galloway Charles S. Smith, William L. Trenno1m.
George s.. Weed, John ID Nermenle , New fo 0bn.
son, New Haven; Mahlon c; Martin. N ew.BriunSS
wick; Frederick NJ. Shepard, Orange; Samuel ~
Williams Williamsport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
' EAJED PROPOSALS for furnish,

~ tons less OF coal the several
OF the Manhattan state Hospital. viz. Wards Island
Harris Island and for the farm at Central Isip Long
Island for period OF one from LIST 1907 may
by mall or delivered In person up 20 400 Nj
Goth 1897 10 Henry F. Rowland President Roard OF
Managers, Manhattan State Hospital No. | Madison
Avenue. New York CITY. at which time and place the
Board Of Managers will receive and open Parties
submitting bids must be actua, dealers In coal Full
specifications be obtained the Office OF the Board
OF Managers, No. Madsoa Avenue, New York City The
Board OF Managers reserve the right all
bids they deem for the best state
HENRY T. ROWLAND
President Board OF Managers
Manhattan State Hospital.
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to them. The assistant secretary cannot supply
these addresses without orders from the secretary
who Is unfortunately absent representing the so
ciety at some patriotic function, dinner Inaugural
ton. etc. The consequence IL that the New-York
society or chapter, IL an absolute arlstocracy with
officers elected for life, and not overanxous to
vote themselves out OF office l advise. there
fore that the g. A. X. pursue the tenor OF Its
way Unite In tho various States with our brethren
Of the 8. H., II practicable, not, they Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
PROPOSALS FOR COFFEE SUGAR.
l cI nruINo SCHOOL. ROCKS ETC nsaa..-.A.. =.

the Interior Office OF Indian Affairs Washington ID a.
April g. s9I-Sealed proposals. ndorsed Proposals
for Coffee Sugar Clothing, School Books etc a. the
may be- and directed 10 the Commss OF Indian
Affairs, 71-T9 Wooster Street NewYor
received until o'clock Of Tuesday. May 25 1897
for furnishing for the Indian Service Coffee Sugar Tea
Wooilen and Cotton Goods Clothing. Notions hats and
Caps boots and Shoes Crockcry and School Books Hid.
be made out Government blanks Schedules Civ
ing all necessary information for bidders will b. fr-
nished upon application 10 the Indian Once Washing.
State Street Chicago Illinois, the Commissaries OF Suh
sste1ce U. s. A.. at Cheyenne. Leavenworth, Omaha
St Louis and ST Paul; the Postmasters al Sioux Civ
Yankton. Arkansas CITY, Caldwell, Topeka. Wichita and
Tucson Bids will be opened at the hour and dav men.
toned and bidders invited present at the
opening .,,,,-.. ..x~
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified checks or
drafts upon United States depository or solvent Ma
tionai at least FIVE PER CENT OF the amount
proposal ID. NJ. BROWNING. Commissioner.
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Proposals.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAS.
~ TER Of Fort Hancock. n. j.. Army Building, White
hall ST.. New-York CITY, May 10. ls97Sealed proposals
VIII be received here until - o'clock June H. 1897
and then opened. for construction OF Water and Sewer
Plant at Fort Hancock, y. j.. according plans and
specifications 10 be here Proposals instructions
to bidders furnished on application u. right
to reject any all proposals.
c. A. DEVOI. Capt, A. O. NJ u g. A.
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legal Notices.
Observation-Disclosures p -,,r,n
A TIE \TION is CALLED TO THE ADNER-


ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADNER'
IA TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD commenc-
ing Ita day of May 1891 and continuing therein
armston by the board Of Revision and Correction Of
Assessments and the entering In the bureau ios se
%%ds herein asi,s" ssfas.n Wall 81.
IND wARD-GoLD ST. SEWER. between John and
mi. IND AND 4TH wARDs-PEcK SLIP AND FERRY
ST sD PAyN esEsfH F RT F Pha S2a
tween 1saH sh and SS M SNE ST. EG
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tsweea sth sts sSTH s sr BAS list nQ sT
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18TH ST PAVING from ist ave to the bulE ssTH sT
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wee Mads9n and and ' Riverside Drive 16H
PAVING between Columbus and Amsterdam aves rsda
S csrH HE y A3%G from @'Psa RSs5
fHceg! M Ssten h and LnoS
ayes l i1TH ST. FIAGGiNG AND cTRBINd south
s sss io fee e r. a'i as
S:sn S SGF.fr and Of
TysR iS2 ST pfsv s6.Tsss
n z and Hudson RIVER Ra9 f1S tSe oae
vara 10 the Central and Hudson River o KaFSrs'
fna aSs between m AND hs ien
l6sTH ST BASIN nSr'a Nwbwest corner OF Am
dam ave idsIn FIFTH 81 81 SEWERS
aIs "a SfcH iSsa Wy edE
6ei%esn 18Th and M N TBR Fac
GE N setMsen l97f5 and both NIGH3AHs
TERRAGE RE6U4 hyESxe 'RRhTAiSNa WAEs
from the south of i3oth ST. to Its 1unc''o" VII"
co Is 2WyARp-isrH AVE PAVING AHp LA9 ~ me
ckosw Il t from a s n a{ e BAsNs on north
,$T s. TE TEYE AD SfsT;iH 5 'ds
from from, of Nos $40 1926 .6s & s 4a5 s 5 st.
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Of sst End ave ave and the
s9TH ST FENCING south side, between Amsterdam
aJ 'S AVE I RESV IA74SG G aSaR:
BASIS Of le:tn e, s,,t JE IS Ann AvE
sTS Ss@ons ste. AyE SEwE 3
SapfB & wl% NJ NSSu
aRsD% H9 eR hs2Ss k kYb
Flag r Cen s EGhs A R5qsSard d f A ayf
FLAGGING from railroad to Morris 10TH
ST. SEMER between Jerome and Gerard 1s7 svs; 9Th
sT SEWER from the west house line Of Franklin ave- to
SEWER in Franklin from i6oth the summit
nG a5D q and 1o': 18th wARDspLMproN AVE- SEWER
p:SST ID En- J6 s. STa SEVER Rs Asrssa
northeast and southeast corners OF ave- also
As'S S s Ss:S%' e'sa5; sa
18th ST % and and Decatur 81 SsH ST.
si Fl to A A RAs n na4h~gs s sS@s Of # @
o sy # &.s y'E II 49, Finance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
MUSIC FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Memorial Day. as | understand IT, Is a non
day memorial OF the war. And IL would appear to
me that the music OF the parade should be the Ola
tunes of the war and not the opera boune tunes
used on the Last two parades. The msrshal should
select the tunes to be used and allow no other %
the march. FRED eShoAAA
Brooklyn. May ~ 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
WHITE STAR LINE.

CUNARD LINE
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Campo May % 1000 AN Cmorla. June 20 90 Pm.
Umbria. 90 300 +. NJ Lucanla July 3. 500 M.
Iucania. June $40 AN truria. July 10. 90 PM
EtrIrta June H. 100 M Campana. July IL. 500 An.
Scamp MIA Junel7 800 NJ Aurana. July -, aeon
EXTRA SAILING.
Aurania May 25 30 p. NJ Aarania. June % noon
seryia June s. II 30 An Servia July 1000 A. u
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Campania will sail hence Thursday. June 18th.
at 8 a. m, instead Of Saturday. June 18TH which
will enable passengers arrive Liverpool In time
TO attend the Queens Jubilee Review at spheAd.
VERNON H. ERcwN & CO.. Gen. Agents.
4 BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
BICYCLISTS HELD Up BY TRAMPS.

Boonton May 1s--Harry James and John Crease,
both of New-York City. while bicycling from Ho-
patcong to this place last evening were attacked
BY tramps. The latter took Crease's wheel from
him. Then the tramps ordered James and Crease
to leave, which they did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

But let the New-York g. r. people mug theIn'
selves to their hearts content ,,,.>,>,
Newburg. May II. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
A HEALTHY FAMILY
WILL BE THE RESULT.

Hart, Mich.-Postum Cereal Co.. Lim. Bat
tie Creek Mich. Gents: Please send me
500 worth of Postum by express; inclosed
find money order for same.
Ny family all like It. no more coffee for
us. Yours truly. j. A. Collier
reliable grocer will never offer cheap or
weak Imitation of a genuine original article
because he happens to make little extra
nroft Rut II is well to observe that when
genuine Postum Cereal coffee Is ordered. that
you get Postum and not spurious imitation
offered as lust as good" ,-
Cushman Bros. Co. 1S Hudson 81. safes
Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
EUROPE, HOLY LAND, ROUND THE

XAs wORLD.-Partes leave June s. July 3. 7. II for
Europe s21O up. July "a. Holy Land Sept II. Oct
ci.ARKs AN TOURIST AGENCY III Broadway ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON, 8. c.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier 90 f.. r. foot OF Rooseyelt-stD p. m: -
Chas. & Jacksonville. .Wccne sdsy, May ID
ALGONQUIN Chas. & jacksonville. Friday May q
SEMINOLE Chas & jacksonville. Monday. May "a
jacksonville Wednesday May 20
steamers have frst-cass passenger accommodations
WIN. CLYDE & Co, General
s Bowling Green n. Y.
PENN, +. p Line, via Jacksonville
Goat Co Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
r G. EGER General Agent. 375 Broadway. N 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
ITO VENEZUELA.

no NENZCELA.
L steamers OF the RED ~ LINE under NAH 800
tract with the United States Government appointed
sail from Robert pier. BROOKLYN.
For La Guayra Caracas. Puerto Cabeo. Curacao
and Maracaibo. via Curacao =.
IS. CARACAS. Thursday June
SIS. vENEZU Ella. ........,. Saturday june L. p m
BOULTON. BLISS pAI.tstTr
General Managers, No. I'D Front 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

- Special Excursion including nearly weeks hoard
SS6 Reduced rates Nashville account Tenn Cene
Tallahassee .....Msy Is city Of Birmingham Nay q
Fron. new Pier 81 \. r.. Tues. Thurs ana sat. 8
r. NJ. for Savannah direct Unsurpassed cabin accom-
modations. -
Rail connection with four trunk lines For tickets and
orces at Pier II. OF Spring ST. G NJ SORREI. Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

FRENCH LINE.
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs; FRANCE.
"A CHAMPAGNE Poirot. sat-. May ~, ~ A. y.
"a GaScoGNE Baudelon. Sat. May 90 10 A. ~
Rstes OF PASSAGE class. N Y. 10 Paris sos
all la Toursins, including
rapI%av fare TO and landing charges Psrlor
saa, ~ EXTRA during summer Second class
Paris 4.T5. -. VT, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

COOKS SELECT TOURS TO EUROPE.
~ Independent travel or escorted parties New r,uts
aS1, ard JIIY Programmes and particulars OF
Jw NE sn to TfIos. COOK s. SON. 81 I22s Dvay
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14
Sitcsatur.

History of the Scandinavians and
successful Scandinavians in the
United States. Compiled and
edited by O. n. Nelson. Volume
ii. Minneapolis, Mimi. @ n.
Nelson & Comp. 1897.
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ll9e BERT uOtom / 1898 % iuoebolprr
raa iine $50 GiOer. toruOeu iorIiiels
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iremra9euoe Sfnnomalcr / WIuueipid.
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betting opta0cs al life lnn9t ira fire
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megst lGrerlse % iuteresiautc. o.
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pda Glpsbreebsn Fable man tort foruo
funbet bans aopps og en- Ji't.
Ssnoas Miboag itdI en- mistGntsltgt
uoissnbe Ysricn BABE pasfsrst Solbusn.
Samms Days often tom garmdn Der.
lllptfesbGnoelisn mda bare inotrufs
fet gdniis tort eftsr, at gormon Tar
tommsn uo til GIpen, oa bans utr bar
iian'et paa 2:45 Giterm. uosn at bar,
eddst neb.
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lige til at nRrs Wistante ON, at Ter fore
liggsr en- ueisrning, al ben Stunb forlis
lpttebe befanbtss aleoles blottet for Yen,
&c, itient man pso. at ban bdcbs 40 Sr.
mso Jig, os bd Qisets enc. 9urelomme
hfdnotes balpt prRngt. 2ensmdno Wleis
Iingiet itul babe ~i8angiat GitsrforIfnins
ger.
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tGttelig Jung Mano, % Oar sammsl,
babe, iiben ban for ca. 2 aar fiosn BIZ
mittersoes fra 2eOanser Ssminurium,
bapt fait plabs Tom 2Grer / Wpsriten.
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rer nogle Tiger pg III | Jerim iOm airte'
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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14
Gn &oloui al forte WGpc.

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Sommerfsrier red 2Diten al Waine,
faint for nogen 9iO iioen paa ben Santt
at beIRtte en- al Zerns I RGrtsoen al
Sarnen peo Boots Bah mso forte R9re,
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bd6sri ran gioroe bet, men ogiaa pau
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paa Zen fpor be bar formsret Zig burti9.
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q 1000 Gr. pr. Stot.
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for benns RGretoloui, Finoes Ter odrme
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5iben foores mso Se'tetiso, Ipm man
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Mrs. Nnoerion 900.
6ammcl Settlcr / Gbitngo Opnaar
ell AlOer al IS Mar.

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Mor til "StanOinartn"s Higher, ben.
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9. SITon, 9. 6enccrIon, g.. 9aIten
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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14
To the Mothers.

Our school libraries have the lives of
some of our boys and girls who. from
humble homes. by steadily looking up,
ward and always using the best means
with in their reach to fit themselves for
useful citizenship. have marked the way
that our boys and girls must follow after.
if they, too, would attain to Ike positions
of usefulness. Hundreds of boys and
girls who read PosTEN should
have the quickening, stimulating in
huence that these books would give
them. Can you, mothers, neglect SO
promising a seed sowing? What other
seed yields so valuable a harvest as
noble aspirations for a higher life i'm
planted in the hearts of the youth?
J. BRECKENRIDGE,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14

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Splus Smpriaoet, ct Siptte Sit, to
9na'aa9er % en- 9alerfcu Suft!r'
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meo Sorobrr tiai9emeb en- 9anNs
SLgoe o. euonu en- meo Wielf, % "osi
beofe 8aIis, on n~pocuiinOe bar lma9t;
tbI ie9 fcgtc ben ielu", betrpcoe Sohn
mig iibereiter. for Bridget buuoe iOp
laot Stueplaoieu, iaainurt Sobn trB
oen / 8eiiOoelie.
9oao iao eno bore @initer fan bare
trntt, LOB DC iia bog life marte mrN
uoget, - be lOb ialialo Waoen image
Jig.
On Niteueu, ioet jcs bolot paa at
ialoe / spun, ilOs pluo iells en- 9ants
mig.
"Sobn," bpiifeoe jcr, "ioper buP'
"Nei; buao err bet?"
"6pao par bet, bu ppnteoe Gun9eIl
% alDoet meb til NitensP"
"Eeriiae."
"Spor iif bu beu?"
"6ra BORDEN | SapcaQseu."
"0tonstro up9cn al Dem ppoa9eoc,
at bet par 5u9legres?"
"ga lGs Dig til at ioue. 9inn,' iuo'
rer ban, "elers pil ies aloris bialpe
Dig mere, iaa utnfuemmelis bu er."
Meu leg er life utafuemmelig, oS
bet . . ban mcaet soot.-Giter House.
keepers Weekly.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14
Sifbaac fra 6raccu

fan nj life ,orrme, men pi fan pfte gisre 8anoriHaen
eerhen mrset ~leu3Gre. SDgoom, IiGciom aft anbct.
maa bare en- Sespnbelie. Gne iruriitc SnaSomne
aipr lit tit al ~irr!ortc 9iuet ue GiCre bet III en- 9laRe,
mems be er er. Mald-ia, NprrsSgs ON, trcrtit On
oissitiou, 6"beumGttsme Gne bar cn liocu SejnH-
Relic, II Ell ian itanoies peo StrIp al Hostctter's
Stomach Bircrs. 5eure abmGr,epc Tonic "a Al
tcratiye CT Iiae sOot liitfet il at ~icrcbp9ae ~iaapGaue
l~loresn,r I Sfitemct iout Ill at fieruc rem, "a NJ II
Tan iife ~tilraanCs itGrit not at taae til rem ltioe. Gil
al Orfyitc Aprctiteu % ftaife rult8 &oilc or bey inaen
fwfrcrc pa bebnasIise 1tbIer sno bisic Sitt;rs. Sir'.
niuseine al Guerra i~trenseIie % Exhaustion. danoe.
lg cEer Iescnlia, mobarbcioes herueo, 90 ben trdple
aipbmanc. ben urratteDe GIeri ener a~roruiIaa Scz
trent, liant ben aduottrrite Stuberenoc, S]otiattsr
clier q iisGraro 'aiftr i1 csraf TT r gc,tclie %
fire rtioi5 Gnerli. (Sept)
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-14
Siiferterne.
Eebiilofiftet I.

GnoeIiq laoer bet Ia til, at SiIoen
bill gisre gtIOOr AZ bet Itrces ben 24oe
Dug. Den bistiI giorts 5un9it bar 10
falot nptIaa jspn / be rigttsite 6ungitz
biItrttter; men bet lar lite pGret fort
man bar faaet Gag i for fpsr Sang; ct
Snss Sencer sIer 10 bar pGrst bet
eianoIe. gu bsgpnoer man at fad brre
pm "'terrs Gtang". 5ra 5upiuno,
fnbli9It / Srpmsr qmt, tsis9rafsrss ON
flsrs Iauourrs. 0stte tposr pda, at Der
mao bdpe funOet ct iterrs Snbiig Steo
inosftsr Q~rofjrrosn. Stregst pm Sop
iuno bar Gp for at bare ct goot StIos
feb.
9od ben napntunOigs Siloeplabs
,%bsfiorO ! 5aoiel Tar man oaIau be
gnnbt at ItGngs. den @arnTItet paa
be 9dntsr itaI 6iiirne bare begpnot at
Optere meD, fOroi Nr mangIer afi9ts
ming.
SurmpbertIio sr bet BEN oumle Siitos
ne, inn er uos og gaar isien. Dor Sam
iilo bar bsitdnoig maattst nae ia meo at
b!iUe bttragttt inn en- Iimplere Bare. Gr
her not at NotiIo at faa, iaa ppnaar
fun Gurnflosn ban balbe 9rts ca bers
unber, at iigs bris ben Iangere fan ppnaa
rcasn 9ris.
De andre iiIosfittnos Qationsr bar
nGitsn alcug anost enc @arniilb at bbos
fran. Mlsn alilssrel timber Barren Itabiu
qfiGiriug og ! Resl!sn Iennenbe griIsr,
Der GarrTilo bstirnpo faar Runosrne
irart not az, uastsf ben ION Ruoitof /
o.sis 6suianbsr fadr brit pDer al an.
BEN Gilb, 0g Bette iiplpes enc ca allen,
zen minore tiOsmasii9e 9.Ipirtnino.
Dlsu BETTE er iagt ioa mango gano,
fsr, al BIT elf life tan mite at oisnt1ol
ret; NOR lite bare opnaa al PLACE baaot
fig i.ip os gGisrHt psO at ripps bet Of
i9jn.
Iuar bet 5attum, at rort Gano Ola,