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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
February gSth 1909

District Of New Haven, S. Probate Court,
February 2Sth 1893.
ESTATE Of WILLET HEMINGWAY. late
of New Haven, in said district, deceased,
The Executors having exhibited their ad.
ministration account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, 1t is
0RDERED-That the 7th day of March.
1898 Mt ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at a
Court Of Probate to be held at New Haven.
in said District, be and the same is lp.
pointed for a hearing on the allowance OF
said account, and this Court directs the
Executors to give notice of the time and
place of said hearing, by publishing this
order three times in some newspaper having
circulation in said District and due re.
turn make.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAyELAND,
mh2 3t Judge
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MILKMAN BALDWIN III.

Parsons Baldwin. the well known
milkman of Woodbridge, is dangerous
ly i'll with pneumonia. He covered his
route in Ansonia Sunday, but was TAX
en- with a chill on arriving home and
pneumonia quickly developed.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

City Engineers Office, No. II City Hall.
New Haven, Conn, March 1st, 1898
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
this office until 2 p. m. March 18th, 1898:
For furnishing the granite catch basin
stone, blue stone, cobble stone, vitrifed
sewer pipe, sewer castings, cement, Belgian
blocks, and coal for the crusher and supply
house, required by the Department of Pun.
lie Works during the year 1885,
Blank forms Of proposal, and any infor.
nation concerning plans, specifications.
bonds, ETC., will be furnished upon appllca.
ton.
No proposal will be received after the
time specified, and all proposals not on the
blanks furnished or not properly filed out
will be rejected
The, right to reject any or all bids is re-
served
BY order Of the Director Of Public Works.
mh2 3t Q. w. KELLY, City Engineer.
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District Of New Haven, S.. Probate Court,

DIsITIcl OF NtW HaVenI IS. Probate Court,
February 28th, 1893.
ESTATE Of EDWIN MCKENZIE. of New
Haven, In said District, an incapable.
Edwin Mckenzie having made written ap-
plicatlon praying to be restored to his ca.
pacity and have the property remaining In
the hands OF his CONSERVATION turned over to
Court more fully appears, 1t is
ORDERED That said application be
heard and determined at Court Of Probate
to be held at New Haven, in said District,
on the 9Th day Of March, 1885, at ten
O'Clock. IN the forenoon, and that public no
tice Of the tendency of said a-s-llcation.
and of the time and place of the hearing
thereon; be given by publishing this order
circulation In said District
LIVINGSTON W. CLEAyELAND,
mil 81 Judae
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District Of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court
February Goth, 1898

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February Goth, 1898.
ESTATE of MARY A. MARION, late of
New Haven, in said District, deceased.
An instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of said de-
ceased, having been presented in Court. and
James z. Bree of New Haven having made
written application praying that the same
mentary HAY be granted, as by said appii-
cation on file in this Court more fully an.
pears, it is
ORDERED - That said application he
heard and determined vt Court of Probate
to be held at New Haven, in said District.
on the 4th day of March, 1898, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, and that public no.
and Of the time and place Of the hearing
thereon, be given to all parties interested
In said estate, by publishing this order
three times in newspaper having a circu-
lation in said District
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAvELAND.
mh2 3t Judge.
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District Of New Haven IS. Probate Court,

OIotHICI OF WV HHVeH SIS. Pr0bate COURT,
March 3D., 1885,
RALPH w. NICHOLS, of North Haven.
In said District, minors
Ellen II. Nichols, Guardian, having made
written application for authority to sell all
to said minors, as by said application on file
In this Court more fully appears it is
ORDERED = That said application be
heard and determined at Court Of Probate
on the 10th day Of March, 1903, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon, and that public no
tice Of the pendency of said application,
and of the time and place of the hearing
three times In some newspaper having cir
culation In said District.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAyELAND,
mnf 5t Judge
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District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court,
February 14th, 1898.
ESTATE of JOHN H. HAMILTON, of New
Haven in said District, insolvent debtor.
The Trustee having exhibited his adminis-
tration account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, it is
ORDERED-That the 21st day Of Febru-
airy, 1893 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at
Court of Probate to be held at New Ha-
ven, In said District, be and the same Is
appointed for a hearing on the allowance
Of said account, and this Court directs the
Trustee to give notice of the time and place
Of said hearing, by publishing TINS order
culation in said District, and due return
make. LIVINGSTON w. CLEAyELAND,
mhf st Judge.
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FOR SALE.

W.HALLEY avenue house and lot 30 foot
front. Desirable neighborhood. An unu-
sual bargain. Particulars of
JOHN KERLEY,
fell cod TT 514 George street
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Education.
THE Observation-Disclosures

rh Sen n,t1 VI MJsie, .ol Onapei street,
In Connecticut. Vocal and Instrumental
Instruction. Pupils prepared for the Mu-
sicsl department of Yale. Ofice hours; Il
to and to D. N.
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TO RENT,
DWELLING 1888 Minor street; every con-
venience. Apply to
CHARLES Il. CANNON,
mh4 TT 1872 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT.

FIRST GLASS fiat, lower floor, all modern
improvements. Enquire between 10 and
IL a. IN.
fe2S cod TT 100 HUMPHREY ST.
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FOR SALE Or RENT,
12S WALL street; has all modern improve
ments hardwood finish and floors, twelve
rooms. Terms easy, Inquire at
MID TT 331 TEMPLE ST.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
bl thoroughly competent person. 4 attn.
nilon az cook or general housework. AL
Ply at present place, =,
mh4 1t 331 TEMpr. m sr
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
bnTrt % Aiokkr,trt,
s~ssissrti az en- prsiiifi eusmOber.
Yeah Werinane.

l Quart Wel,, 2 Spiisits.r Corn
Star6, l Spiisite Smsr, 3 2Ge, p
Sop Suffer. Wan letter 70 Sop at
WieIten tilio. for at pplsie Gorn
Stdr6en / ben. Reit,n iGttes paa
Spnen | en- Double Boiler. Saainurt
ben tc9er. rsrss Gorn Star6sn, ION
fsr't sr ubrsrt ! Mslten, I, og Iaainart
ben bar .ost op, Isites ben at, oa /
Spiiefte Smer rsres /. Raar Rsr.n
sr blspet liot uitislet, bar man ire 9gas
ssplomm.r. iom fsrit sr piItst gobt
mso Suttsret, / oe piper bet gobt iums
men, Iaa bet Hummer. Saa imsres en-
clubbing 5orm, Os ct tpft Gag al
p.ahss, Tom er ftrGlet os belt, l9ooes
BERT, 2 Spifeitesr Suttsr ftrres pua
benz, og Rsrsn baloes oper. 9ubbins
gen 'tegss / en- beo Spn / tbpe Minuter
ida tages ben uo, be itipNasns QGoasz
bpiotr, bpori 2 SpiIsitser Sutter er
rsrt, iinsres pber. iaa iattes ben / 9as
ssropnen igjen meo 0srsn au6en oo
itdar, til ben b%egpnoer at blipe 6rln.
Den ipifes enten BARN euer toIo msb
5lsbe til.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

5prig9 meo Tesrisna, % Wausa. lin,
Iom bar 9iprt mig ielu til Ell iuno apins
be ~eiterut les i lem Gar bar 3goen nar
meb Spsbom % oeraf iDlsenbe Spra.
Sper Dag ntantte jes taite oY; uu bGn.
Der bet alorlg % jeg fan iurbpie gllt,
buao jes ipiier. Seq bar funnel aaa
ire Wil paa ell BAG, ps bar BERTH aiprt
ait nit Susarbeioe, os isler mig liaes
'aa IrtIf ben nrite Dag, ium ba ies bar
20 War snmmsI; M sr jss Sc. On
min 6aoer bauoe lepet, tlnbe ban life
bape stpet beore Raao os Beileonins
eno De. Sire Eager ipurste jss tils
ranSs; men life en- eneits al benz ioritpc
nit 5tlI9loe. Gn % anben Gang fun-
be reg NOT ignes, leg III lipt 9inorins.
90 leg betalte mango Yense for baarli'
&c Wtcoiciuer. Nu err be iaulme 9Gosr
ouerraitet peb at ie mig iaa iriif. Seq
iuper spbt, bar COB Gppeiit % fsler mig
beore peb at arbeibe snb pso at iiobe
~grteslps.
Sfriu til Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Co., Columbus, Ohio, % iuu
ct SrierempIar al Or. Sartmans iiclts
BOG, itrepet lerlis for &pinber.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
6porleocS man ianot paa
Spiubrpauppet.

Den fda gott iom opsr BEN 6eIe friIt,
ne @eroen 9i9ngIe Stit sfter ct 25
adrigt &9tsitab at feire ct fautulot
Sslobrplup er al msget gammel OPP
rtneelie. Wan antar, at benne Imutts
Sttt bleb ppbag.t / 5rantrige / sluts
nin9en al bet lobe 2(arbunbreoe.
SOrt eftsr fin srcnbeftiselIe sioroe
Suso aapst (bsb $3.50 ct 9eisa paa
en- 'tor Gi.neom mar garis, bpilten
ban babbe arpet eft.r en- Sn,el.
Ser traf ban en- at ben afososs si..
mere, en- %sraabaarst gammel llnatarl,
iom paa 8runO at lin 25aurise tro
Siensite bar blebet bsbanblet Tom ct
Wtsblsm Of 5amilisn. Gammen msb
oenne sduIe 9onbe bopbe oaIua Sob
lets u9ifte Susbsitbrsrinbe / liae lang
Sto ilibt ub fine bsbite ar9ft.r /
utrnttelist, plisttro Ibeibe.
Den menneiteti9rligs Suao aapet
lob itrats efter fin @ntomit fable for
Jig be to @amle.
Din S%ortjeneite," iagbe ban til
Susbefbrerinotn, "er flor, liae fom
osnns Mdnbs. 5 ital berfor besge faa
ben Sen, 5 iaa 9rlist FOREIGNER. ;5pr
en- Spinbe sioes intst beore enb en-
gGgtefrlls ps ct Siem. 8erfor ftal
fra ibdg at benne Gienbom tilbsrs bio.
Serfcm MI bin mans.aariee @rbeibss
tamerat sdar ino paa at tage bia til
9uitru, iaa er psIaa 2Gstefraen funs
ben."
"Raabi9e Ssrrs," fpareos gonbsn.
"Spcrlsess tan bog Ri meb bore Sslp.
lotter tGnte paa Gift.rmaal?"
"Sa, ba iaar bet blipe ct ScIpbrbIs
lup," iOoreoe apnsen penIist Issnbe.
'W'uotas bermeo al mig 5orluocGsss
rinsen."
Mso bisie Orb fog ban at fin bcir.
Saano en- tuitbus Sleprina, riot b.Iat
mso 99ts Stens, iutts ben paa ben ls,t.
teliss Srucs HinsFnssr "a Iaqos oers
paa bet sraansrs gars SGno,y lam.
men, msbsns be to fGIDte 5aarsr at
Satnemlisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Reg CT i~rtitteorGbcnoc.

Gn i~talisnf 9 acknowledgements, Or.
Palo53i, bar nplis anitinst enosl 6ors
log meo Rsg fom Oesirfettionsmios
bel. San sniteoe at unberIsg. Rsoens
Gpne til at rsnis 2uftsn / ct luftet Or,
re!fe, for SmititoHs. Oct 89relis,
ban benptteos, laa / fsrite Gtags, bdpo,
to 8inbuer os en- Der FAINT so aubits
meters 8oIum. Gil at frembrins. Rss
gen anpsnots ban Sasflis at forItisnis
Slass i en- MRnsos at 21a 8ilogram
til bOert 5orIsg. Som Sorfsgsmates
riale 6rugte ban Oifterits, WiIt6runbs,
2ubertsl pe andre 9utt.risr / Reniuls
tur.r .l.r iuaoar, fom be iOrstommsr
/ Haturen / Spgoomsproouttsr. Bat
terterne par an6rdgte paa snosl SBier
.Ier fprbelte pud WsbIerne % / @rs
reflects Cuff.
Oct piite fig, at Regen ubsoeoe en-
soelGesenos 9irtning pdu ale fpas
oomsfrsmbrinaenbe Spir.r, Tom bar
forbslts / 2uften, FGftebs til @Ggge %
Sei.r eler ligsenbs / Spr9tter. Der
mebgit foritjelis lib til at brabe be
Observation-Disclosures, bpilfet er Silfrls
bet pgiad mso ale andre 0esinfets
tionsmiblsr; be gatteri.r. iom bang
lsTt pua Sperlaoen al 8Gess pg Wss
bier, brebt.s burtissre enb be, iOm be-
ianbt Zig opbt nebe / Spratter.
palo55i tror at tunn. f%aitilaa Tom
Reiultat at fine Soriss, at til 9ss'
infettion al 2uften ppsrguar Rss /
8irtnin9 ale bibtil anpenote s~usfprs
MICE Mibler; ben fan fulot ub titles
oeb Sicsn al 6%ormaloebpo, Tom / ben
iioite Sib bar punoet megen llbbrebelIe
netop ipm Desinfsttionsmibbsl for
Suften, og bar ben 5prbel frsmfpr
bette, at ben let tan tremttlles og er
msget bilig.
g%etinselierns for. at Miblet nal
aisre 8irtnins er f~sIgenbe: Rsgen maa
~inopirte minoft SO Elmer mso paas
fslsenos fOrnpst IL 9imers Rssnina;
9Greliet maa bore lufttGt luttet, "a
SasFliien mao bape en- big Tugtigbebss
grab, hporpso Der Opitaar en- bib Rsa,
iom life barter @agse ps Msbler.
palo5si d~nbefaler Mstboben til 9ess
iniettion uf Sernbansuosns, Stable
o. 7. b.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Jellies and Preserves.

Considering the expense and
risk OF exporting fresh fruits it
really seems as if our grocers
might do more in the way OF
evaporated fruits, jellies and pre-
serves. The bulk would be SO
much lessened by the evaporation
of the water, or by reducing to
Jelly that the expence of trans
portation would be much reduced,
while the risk would be almost
none. OF course science and skill
is necessary to do the work prop
erly, faces us on the start, but il
our farmers are being taught
dsirying and cheesemaking at the
expence Of the Department. why
should they not also be taught
Jelly makeing. The following is
from the American Agricultural.
A profitable way of converting
some Of the surplus fruit on the
farm into a salable product lies
along the line of jelly making.
The great mass of city residents
ar forced TO by commercial %jellies
{ az in many cases are OF inferior
quality il not positively injurious
10 health. Thousands that now GO
without rather than buy the
Questionable compounds shown 10
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Sob 6rcnncr
Weroens rigeite Born.

Man bar iagt, at ben ameritanite
MiQionprbdtters lille Ssn mee 9ertus
gen at marlborough er 9srpsns aGps
Ius; men bet sr life iaa. Gtg or ben
biminutiOe 4roing, iom engang itul
blipe 6ertug at Marlborough; men en-
liben Spr pua 3 qar er enboa rigers.
San sr Sen at Woplf SpsI, fpm er
SsfterIsn at 8arnep garnatp og altio
fulgte lin Sntel, Der pnbeoe BAN me-
get. Scr i'm 9sb tsItamentsrepe Bar
natp 100000 til ben lille 2Gtling
at Ssitersn- Giseiaa ri9e ION han sr
Seiieren at Ruslanbs 10 Smaapiser.
Saoeren bar afiat $5,000,0O0 til bOsr
al benz.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Niborl mob 6Dite.

ct ubmertet Miobsl mob Spite er en-
Sop parm, itsrt Sbe msb Sngefer ps
en- Ggg.blomme rsrt iumm.n meo 1O3
SpiieIte Suffer. 5taapnin9en Ter
paa fslgenoe Wuabs: Ruar 3been till
Iapes, lager man / 5bstancen ct
Stptte Snesf9r, omtreut 'aa tort Tom
Salpoelen al en- Sommelfingsr, og bette
toees iammen meo Sbeen. Raur oenns
sr TGrbig, tiliGttes ben meo Sutteret
iammenrerte Gsaeblomme. Srittsn
npbss iaa BARN ipm muligt. pg bslit
ON Gftsnsn, umibosIbart for maj euar
tilfsngs. Msrsbs eft.r ben fsrfte aop
fsler man 2inbrirg. ps efter 3 4 aop'
per bill Ielp ben ilsmmsite Soite siOe Jig,
Wob Srcnncr
Suapel ben, Der pleisr fad iterte
Sregn.r. Tom andre, bpis CUB let BIZ
Der flsttebrun, gier bel | at Oaits III
gtniist os fin. Sanber / Mpie 0uIe)
ellsr / fur Mslt bper often unoer Soms
mertib.n. Spopliebe ftul ogida bar.
bra, oa benpttes 9anb, lille Melt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Some Winter Blooming Bulbs

There are but few bulbs that
Twill bloom we'll during the winter
in a houss that is not heated with
steam. The writer, after trying
nearly everything in the bulb line
J for winter blooming, has found
J that there are three kinds that
are sure boomers, if the bulbs
are purchased from a reliable
grower. These three varieties are
the single Roman h~yaclnth, the
Chinese sacred lily and Bermuda
|. Easter lily.
The first two can be placed
! either in soil or water, but rich
light soil is to be preferred for the
hyacinths, and these and the
Easter lily should be placed in a
dark place for three or four weeks
| after planting and kept damp, but
not wet, than gradually brought
into the light.
When you get your Chinese lily
| bulbs, carefully peel off all the
hard black edges, then take q
sharp pen knife and cut four half.
inch Sits in each bulb. from the
top downward. This will enable
all the tiny shoots to get through
to the surface. If this is not done
half of them will not be strong
enough to get through, and you
will not have as many blossoms
Place these bulbs in water, with a
handful of pebbles or small shells
for the roots to cling TO. Use soft
water, and change it every third
day, taking care not to disturb the
',roots when changing it. When
rthe plants are about six or eight
inches high, cut them back hall
way, as this will cause the leaves
to grow slower, and buds will be
more plenty.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Edited BY psor G. A. orrvrs.
Sowing Seeds in Autumn.

Many arethe hardy ANNALS which
Mill bloom more satisfactorily
hen the seeds are sown in autumn
khan when sowing is deferred till
spring. Indeed, it is imperative
that some of these be sown quite
early in autumn, so that the seeds
Rnay get a fair start before cold
Feather sets in. Others, however,
equire TO be sown late in the
season, so that the seeds will be
dormant until spring. OF the
former, the poppy, larkspur, col
,tnsia. calliopsis and scabiosa are
rong the most popular; and OF
e latter, the candytuft, nigella,
brtulaca. nemophila, erysimum
I'D sweet pea rank foremost. The
Spil in which these seeds are sown
hould be porous and we'll drained,
sc ones labor is liable TO be in
@din, for the seeds may decay dur
ng the winter.
Why do these flowers flourish
better from autumn-sown seeds?
pmply because they come into
loom earlier in the season, before
he heated term arrives. They
Hho have grown candytuft and
kemophila only from spring-sown
leeds will be surprised at the
beauty of a bed of these flowers
own in autumn.
Some of the biennials and per
ennials may also be sown to adj
vantage in autumn. In the South
|ern states such flowers as pansies,
[ daisies, etc, which are highly
susceptible to the attacks of heat,
can only be successfully grown in
winter. Consequently, if started
early in autumn, so that they will
come into bloom as winter APP
proaches, they will, in a sheltered
kspot. open their flowers freely
throughout the winter, and thus
ford very satisfactory results.
his is also applicable, under like
Conditions, to the Northern states.
October is conceded the ban
her' month in which to SOW the
flowers named, with the exception
rof the candytuft, etc, which need
knot be sown until December.
! Fifty cents worth of seeds of the
kannuals named, put into the ground
! at the times mentioned, will yield
more satisfaction and pleasure
han a dollars worth of the same
(6ind sown in the spring. 1t is a
fact. If you doubt it, just try
gautumn sowing of some hardy
(annuals this fall, as an expert
ment.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
6riHina Nilsion I tit TG=
orenebjcm.

Den fp.nf. Sanssrinbe, GreO'
inee be Gafa Wiranbd forstpg Der
21be Suli en- 5ur iil'fit 5%aorenebjer
Snugge / @eberslsfs Spgu / Smaas
lamb, hpor bun traf famm.n meo Fere
al line Sl9gtnin9er. Sra Snugg:
sioroe bun en- afititt.r til SOttaafa,
boor bun tos ino bos fin ganiIs Den,
Sl9itsiper Garl Sobdnsior. Ser
bapbe bun life p9ret pad 10 9ar.
Com gsbis pda 6enoes goss Sus
tcmmelfe tan onfsres, at bun life alene
soot tunoe urientere fig / Gaaroens
Sm9ioelier, men osfad iisnote igien
snoel fra gamIe Dag. is~isnp9r,noe
Wtsbler. "Hsi, ie Der er ben ganle
uotrGtsiengen. / bpilten iss bar ioret
'aa mansen Rat." ia bun. "paur bet
begbnbte at bli TENT paa Iftensn, tpg
min Ntor os putteb mig reb | ben %
befdIte mig at ipps, for iaa lHnse ieg
bar ppps os Ipiueb, OiIoe bore 9ens
ner life gaa fin @si." Der neoe
oeb ben itprs Stenen Ifal Der finbss en-
Stloe msb gobt 8ano; Der bsnteo
abinoerne @anb, naar be togte 8aTfe
paa Martebsrns. Gdb, bpor gobt leg
buffer bet altIdmmsn, ION bar bet
iguar!"
Ratten tilbragte bun paa GiGitgi,
psreaarben.
Sugsn sftsr brcg bun til osTbult,
bun bar tiIbragt enbsl al i'm Sarnopm,
os bppr bsnots Sar, iom 6stienbt, BAR
Susmanb, bu bun "bIeo opbuset" pua
8ernumo Marteo. pa bun tierte
ei.nnem en- @rtnb peo 2sfbult, IA bun:
"paa BEN Srinosn bar ieg rsbet mango
9anss. Seq tisnbsr iaien be gamle
Stclperne." - Scr bapce man." ia
bun, "Mai'tan9 meb 0anieplaos, %
Der fptlte ieg man9sn Sang paa min
gamle 9iolin."
8amIe gs,ienote, fom bun traF
'dmmen mso unber 1T Se'ea / Gottz
aaia pg Gsfbult fl at bsnoe ipIenoioe
8dDer. s SuIebp truf bun iammen
msb lin Softer puu Sbsufip, % I
Snugge 9ioroe BUN Raft / et Bar Sis
msr, / bpilten sib bun iDinseb Ipitig
ON | Ring meo Smao6ernene.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Ppem Dor man eifte fig
meo?
= orGlbrenes alber % gsrnenes
SunObeD.

Stdtiftiten er en- 9ruiom 8ioenltao'
Den fortGaer / tsrrs Gal, 6porlepes ou
tal inbretie big / 2ipst - og liar,
bporlsbes bu ital leoe for at 'unne bib.
friit % iunb. Sseer bu lGnge | ..
LANCE 9alratter, iaa pil bu osiad fnb.,
meo bpem bu bsr sifte big.
ellie Qmpr er, tiltrobs for fine gobe
GgsnItabsr, en- messt lunefulo Serre,
Tom fan giere be srueIisite arum'
iprins. San laper Sntrissr ps Srspl
= ia, cfts morer ben unge Wanc Jig
m.o at tIaHs TO fammen, bpis alcer,
aonititution pe 2ipspaner i~nsenlunpe
pasIer iii h~indnben. Den bsoite Ntpos
paet mob bisIe Qmprs 9sniitreger .r
nstop Statiititsn. Den oiIer bl. a.,
bporlebss 5~or9lorss Nloersforbolo bar
ben itsrits S~nbflpoelie paa Ssrnsnes
Sunbteo.
Statiititen fortG1er os msb ubdrms
biertig Sonbheb, at be 'pdeeite gsrn I
Qlminoeligbeb TANNER fla be pngite
Msbre, % at be it9rteite Ssrn er be,
bpis Sabre sr melsm 80 pg 40 Iur.
ut Suitrusn sr noset Glore eno
Munbsn, bar liben eIer ingen 9etpos
ming, % gsrn, fsote / faaoanne Gggtes
Itabsr, blir lise itarte for bet. Der
impb fan bet ba en- notidd iti16nes
iuuneer getponins for garnets Stps'
lGnso., naar 5arsn er msgst 9lbre sno
Woren.
Selbisit filler gurnsts Sunoheo Jig,
mar Wpren er meIlsm 300 og 90
rem ca. 10 aar 9lore. Me't paufal'
benbe sr Ssoeligbeben blanot gern,
bpor Moren er unber 90 4ar. SAD
ounne &steItaber er megst alminoelige
/ IrbeiosrtlasIsn % btorager pisieltg
til ben fore 9sbslisbso / be fsrIte 2spes
aar blanot bisie Ssrn.
gf pisIe Statiititens Reiultat.r fan
en- fornufttg apinbe sI.r Manb Finb.
ro, bbor gammel ben 2ipslsoIuesr bsr
p9rs. fom mar pGlger - isst fra ct
prattiIt, iumfunbsnpttist Stunopuntt.
SaO bisIe 5orbolbsregler for Die:
/. apinoer bsr life sifts Zig ier be
er 20 Iar.
2. Spinber unber 80 aar Der life
gifts fig meb WGnb, Der bar
pasferet be $50 Glar.
3. Spinoer, iom bsfnber fig i be
punftelise @ar fra 80 til 40, bsr
It'll. friitss til at sifts fig meo
gnglinge unoer %. -
l. 8amIe W9nb bsr life gifte fig
meo abiolut unge &pinbsr.
2. WRnb mellem 300 Qar bsr
Blot iti9nte fit !Sisrte iii ioas
cdnne, ipm tile bar posritreoet be
80 Qar.
3. WtRno, ION aaerebe bar pasisrst
be 45, bsr Blot sifts iis mso 8d.
mer, Tom befinber iig / so,
Narene.
Sslpfsl9elig finbes Der l~lnotaaelisr,
Men Statiititen bar Der git os b
tore !Sppeore9ler - benz, Ri altib bar
gpot at at pa for Gie, mar Ri ital belle
Sell % bragg ino / be G9teNabelioe
~7arpanbe.