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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Has Done Wonders for My Baby
Boy and Myself. 1t is a Great
Medicine for the Home

MRS. j. c. DUNN, TARENTUM, PA, writes:
81 owe you great debt for the good
Paine's Celery Compound has done my baby
boy and myself. About year ago his face
broke out in sores. We had two of the best
doctors attend him, but the sores kept on
spreading. Finally we tried Paine's Celery
Compound, and one bottle cured him Of bad
case Of eczema. am using the Compound,
now for nervousness, and it is doing wonders
for me-"
Paine's Celery Compound is the ma
tional home medicine, and has made
thousands of permanent cures. 1t
strengthens and builds your nerves,
keeps the blood pure and nutritious,
makes your whole body healthfuI
and vigorous. 1t will cure your in
digestion, back-aClle, rheumatism,
and nerve prOstration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
0LNEYvIlLE.

The funeral OF Mrs Bessie NJ Bennett,
wife OF Leroy Bennett. will be held to-
morrow aftarnoon at o'clock, from her
late home. PSI Killingly street.
Mrs. Bennett was but q years old and
had been married but few months. She
was the daughter of c. Frank and Annie
Clough OF l01 Wilson street, where the
deceased was born. Mrs Bennett was an
accomplished musician and was very
popular.
David Miller will be buried from his
home. IT'S Laurel Hill avenue, tomorrow
at o'clock and the interment will be at
Pocasset cemetery. Edward NJ. Mann
and Clinton T.. Potter from the postoflce
and two young men from the Davol Rub
Der Co., where the deceased had been
employed for " years. are to be the bear
ers
Late last evening Patrolman Webb
found John o. Oonnell's store door un-
locked. Mr.. y Connell was at once noti-
fed.
The Holy Name Society of st. Marys
church will hold their semi-monthly gath
ering at o'clock tomorrow morning.
IL there are no bitches DR.. John f. Far
reil will call upon his patients tomorrow
in a smart looking automobile.
The funeral OF Rose Dougherty was
held from her late residence, l97 Plain
field street this morning, and later SER
vices were held in st. Mary's church.
The Heme Circle and the Bud of Hope
club held well attended meetings last eve-
ming.
-Patrolman Mccain of the Chaffee
street station has returned from his va
cation.
The following are the offcers-elect OF
Mt Pleasant Lodge OF Odd FelloWs:
n. S.-John Il. Hazard; V. G.-James
Murray; X. S.-Wm. A. O'Brien, q. G., F..
S. Tristan Mowry; +. c.; Tr.--Louis w.
Clarke, r.. G.: trustees-Alva Carpenter.
p c.; VIM. A. o'Brien. y. c.; Alex Me-
MILAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-T NJ Eynon. Phil
adelphia: w Nj EMS. Boston; III Tarr,
Philadelphia S " Lesser. New York: Z
II Tilton, G A Porter, Leominster; p III
Montgomery. Theo Chadwesne Boston;
w ii Goodrich, Campello Miss Agnes
Il Leavitt, Abingdon; Z Smith and
wife, New York; Miss Robinson, A r
Stone, Boston; 7 A Warberton, II A
Bruce. Arthur Simons. New York; Mrs !
Clifford LGdd, Master John Lippitt Ladd.
Mrs Snow, Miss Snow. Providence: Miss
staff Miss Plumb. J. III Riley. New York
g A Earl, w Y Fuller and wife, w j
Hardy, Boston; T Perkins, New York
$ f McGar-y. Boston; p J Weiswall.
Philadelphia; e Swan. Pomfret; Mr.
and Mrs II p Wood. Boston: Frank
Bruce. w II Thompson w Mayne, New
York; w A Brownell. Boston; Lee Dia-
mond, Hartford; T w Taylor, Worces-
ter; f B Bestine, New Haven; X Il Kings
berry, kecne; n Cunningham, New
York: Mrs Billings, Boston; + OLaugh-
lin, Willimantic; Leo Schelnl, Rochester;
II French. New York: Z w Bond. Spring
field; r w Knapp. @ w Whitney, New
York; DIR w III Grant, Il Z Hayward.
Boston: @ c Duffy, O i Eisser, New
York; @ II Cliff. Philadelphia; John A
Sewell and wife f r Merrill New York
+ Simpson, Boston; w Il Sell. Canton,
O: L Terryberry. Chicago; r N Brown.
Boston; w Lane. New York; II Sloan,
Boston: w r Lewis. New York: + /,
Tripp. Providence; F II Newell. Wash
fngtuu1 II -Gi-HHsh- King, Chicago; v G.
Keogh. New York.
DORRANCE-A VI Leibnar N Y; John
Cousins. New -iaveN: I Waite. Leo
minister; j kroog. n Y; III Martindell.
Trenton: # Chillngworth, New l. aven; f.
II kaneer, Cleveland; + Bunderhill, NJ
Yielding, w Seals. " Y; Il Kohn, y
r Baily, Boston; - Schloss, William
Waring. ~ Y; G III Burr. Boston; w +
Walker. Boston; c Berger. III G McCar
thy. n Y; Il A Campbell, Boston; Tony
Martin. Prov:s @ R Emertt, n Y; II c
Harding, w O'Hara, Boston: l. g Stone
~ Y; w l. Hnskn. A Jochim. Boston: w
NJ Kirkoff. Chicago; Oscar Frilbourg N
Y; w ID BuclSy. Boston: Il Grain. East
ondale: T. r Shilk. Boston; Ralph Dillon,
N Y; Y II Dow. Hartford; Il Harris, Bos-
ton: X V Browning, Prov; Y NJ Ely, A
or, N Y: y r Sedsrholn, Chicago; c r.
Jackson, Boston.
NEwAfAN-D T Ellis. Bridgeport: e p
Adams. Springfield s Whitbeck. Troy;
@ Kennedy. W Weber. n " r Wells.
Utica: II II Mallory, Norwich; j Dona-
hue. Worcester J NJ Hole6eld. G X Good
win, J Kuhn. Y. A Otis. Worcester:
A l. Kingsbury, Boston: NJ Wilmington,
Racine: l. Davenport, New Haven N
r Moody. Newburyport; w wen. N Y (:
w III Stanwood. Boston; G. Burr Lyons.
Springfield: g " Eaton, Manchester; @
\, Edgerton. Bristol, CT. J NJ Gillian. "
Y: " n Barrett. Albany: John " sber-
wood, - Y: W OBrien and wife. Boston;
A Riankenburg, y; W n shelp. Ans
terdsm: NJ A Griffin. Boston. William
Denkel Boston; a III Surtzer. Springfield;
John ] Kenny. Boston: ID & Smith, NY:
Geo Walter and wife, Mar Pier; G l. d.
mon. Jrs II W Van Wagner. Y; Ut
Raymond. Worcester; Louis Roble, N Y.
PERRTN--M r Richards ard wife, Bos-
ton: r T Fryer. ~ Y; J n Trumbull. Bris-
TOT; u w eowiey- p Hurley, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

There was what promised 10 bo very
serious runaway on Randall square yes
terday. The horse attached 20 one OF the
East Providence Ice Company wagons
got scared and started for Randall
street. The street was reached all right
but before much Of the street had been
covered the runaway stsed had been
brought back TO the ordinary ideas Of On
ice cart horse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
WARREN,

The class for Bible study met at the
n. +. church last evening with large
attendance. Rev. N. d. Cook was tho
instructor IN the evening.
Owing to the inability 20 make sched.
uie time on tho New York. New Haven
and Hartford. Bristol and faIi River al
vision Of the Consolidated railroad. sew
ersi trains per day have been w<hdrawn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08


gagements. They will he remembered
as having been seen in Providence more
than two years ago, when they scored an
emphatic hit.
The Girl With the Auburn Hair has
deferred her contemplated entrance in
TO the operate field, as the new effects
recently introduced into her original
act have proved such n popular success
that a new lease of favor seems to have
been entered upon.
II is possible that Charlie Grapewin
and Anna Chance, who will be Joint
stars in a new fsrce-comedy next sea-
son, may be seen again in Providence
in the spring. when they contemplate a
sort of farewell tour in vaudeville"
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher seem TO be
meeting WITH marked SUCCESS In works
ing vein similar 10 that first opened by
Arthur Sldman. They have sketch
entitled The Halfway House. which
has been accorded some highly compli-
mentary notices, in which both the play
and the players are equally praised.
Elseeta, the famous toe dancer. Is said
recently to have won a big wager by
standing upon her tees an almost In
. crcdibly long time: but the report. OF
her act would indicate that her grace
and skill are sufficient to ensure her sue
cess without resort TO freak work.
The Importation Of Techow's famous
cat troupe, which has for some time
created such a sensation in Europe, Is
said 10 have been deferred until the early
spring. when these marvelously trained
felines will be seen I'm only the leading
vaudeville theatres In this country.
Arizona" Augustus Thomas master
work. will be ono OF the February sttrac-
tlons at the Providence Opera House.
Providence theatre-goers are to have
an early opportunity OF seeing L'Aiglon.
Manager Wcndelschaefer has Just closed
n deal with Mr.. Charles Frohman where
by Maude Adams Is 10 appear AZ the
Providence Opera House IN January IN
her masterful Interpretation of this much
discussed character.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-Terry. Night
Hawks. 40
Highest three-string total-Terry. Night
Hawks. 343
Highest team string-Fall River, Sis.
Highest team total-Fall River. 1862.
TEAM STtINC OF l50 AND AROVE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

Highest Single string-Cornell. Colonial.
Highest three-string total-CornelI. Co.
lonial. AS.
Highest team string--Colonial. ao7
Highest team total-Colonial. 2i77.
TEAM STRINGS OF 500 AND ABOVE.
Colonial. ........-.. s07 =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
MERCANTILE DUCK PIN LEAGUE

sherman's and Conncry's teams met
last evening and after an exciting contest
shermans team succeeded In winning the
odd game. The summary:
SHERMAN'S TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
1NTER-CLuB BIG PIN LEAG

The Inter-club Big Pin league opened
It's season Tuesday evening, the games
between the To Kalons OF Pawtucket, a
new acquisition to the league and the
Colonial club, the West Sides and the
Elmwood cldb and the r. NJ A. c. and
the Brown teams. The To Kalons. West
Sides and the Brown team won the odd
zane. Low totals prevailed. and al the
contests were devoid Of any especial fea-
lures. The Colonials, although only ,gin-
ming one game. made the high tea m
string 907. and the high team total 2,a7
Cornell OF the Colorlals rolled the high
est single string. 300 and was also hiph
for the three-string total with a mark a.
BIS The records are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE

Hoban's coterie went up against the
real proposition good and hard last night,
and were defeated in three straight
games Mckenzie and Swift led the cast.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

aING TOTALS OF 600 AND
ABOVE
AVERAGES. AyEIs,s is5 AMI

n iHcir W'rs SOtnc lnteIcsunh shii'S
rolled In the Music Hal; Duck Pin league
this week. but high marks were conspicu-
Gus by their absence.
The only change made In the standing
of the teams was the Jumping OF Shutz's
team ahead OF the Hoban aggregation.
Swift still leads in the total, with II.
Hall and Jones trailing close up The
records are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Eagles were the victims last night.
losing ,hree straight games to Emery's
Best. Tho summary;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
swIFT's TEAM.
ELMNOOD DUCK PIN TOURNEY,

Team No. won three straight games
from the No. 10 team last evening. in an
uninteresting contest. The summary
TEAM NO. T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

Sarah Long, - years old. supposed TO
reside on West street, New York, was
picked up on Westminster street. at 4
o'clock. this morning. by Pstrolman
Ahern. The woman appeared Co be de-
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

Mary Murphy alias Kitty Wood. was
before Judge sweetland today. as q COM
mon night walker. She was placed on
probation four months ago. under the
name Of Wood. ana today was given six
months sentence FOR her former infrsc-
tion OF the law. ON the new complaint
she was held in $500 for trial next Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

Helen Jarvis. a pretty and well-dressed
girl, was sentenced 10 the state work
house for Elk months by Judge Sweet
land today, on tho charge of being a
common nisht walker. she took an or-
peal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
'!.::.Zheatnes. : e: /:

Continued From Page Five)
country TO nil limited number of en-
gagements. They will he remembered
as having been seen in Providence more
than two years ago, when they scored an
emphatic hit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

Arizona" Augustus Thomas master
work. will be ono OF the Fcbruarv sttrac-
tions at the Providence Opera House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08
EhiERY's BEST

IiIns s,".4.".."o@ 50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-08

PERRIN--M = Richards ard wife, Bos-
ton: r T Fryer. ~ Y; J n Trumbuli, Bris-
t0f; ~ w eowiet- Hurley, Boston.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Sioite UYt.
&ri9en sDOafrifa.
Dc Wet gpr after 900 5an9it.

Stent ben peb ben brittle 09r |
Snoafrita attd6:rebe Il. .. 6optain
@. 6. s.. SIocum MI er paa GiIba.
sereiie os forleoen Dag t yOnoOn ers
%tIareoe, at Rrisen bar fOrbi, 9aor bet
bog enbnu Ipiiist til bernebe.
S9 iOm iaopanIig er bet Oranges
6tiitatens General, Den tapre .
Wet, iOm Ie9er 6ispubs meo @nas
lenoerne. 8 6eIge Telegram at %.
os. bar De 8et after formaaet at opers
ltere GOro Sc oberts 6orbinoeIle
mob Sgo. Gen 10. 5uIi fob Der meIs
lem De 8st % g~n8IGnOerne unOer
@eneraI & II + en- ifarp Erefning peb
PalmietfGntein buor @n9IGnoerne5
Cab par 5 bpoe o9 76 iaarebe; og t
Wtertet fOri uanot iaa De Nst meb ale
fine goere; men nafe Dag butteOe BAN
Op fOran General aedps&eunp, noto
for . nj 8 pru 1t, Os Der tOs
ban ct belt Cog, Der par IuOet meb Sc.
OemiOIer. ut ban tiai9e funseOe beIe
ben Iroppefprfe, 100 Stotter, Iom
ituIbe f%Oriuate Gu9et, fan man fise fig
leIO. Sra ba al, bar al 6~orbinbeIle
meo 9rGtOria uGret u%fbruOt, os Der
uentes nu ct itertt Qn9reb paa 6onz
n%in9ipruit.
PrGibent Stepn Iebiuser De 0et.
Wianse andre Smuat1efniuser bar. fun.
bet Steb, Os gnsIGnbernes Cab er lite
ubetpoeIi9t.
8 aft bar gnsIGnberne nu miltet
Ouer 10000 Mano brabte o9 bSbe at
Spsbomme = Os 5000 biemuenbte
iom SnuaIioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
Gacine, Mis.

9aitor 9olm bar mobta9et aaIo
ira Mtni9beoeu / 8urreu, 9u., O9 Os.
ter qebst al Sommeren at tiIfptte i'm
ny 8rtOmbeo. paitOr SoIm bar
siort ct fort Arbsioe Der / 8pen, O9
mango er be, Der meb georpueIie fer
BAN iorIube gpen, buor ban uu ca.
7 9lar far utrtet iaa utratteIi9t.
= Paltor anbrea en- bar iaat
mel til aaIoet fra Menisbeoen / Sees
Moines. SmmanueIs Menin9beb bah
bam e%nltemmigt ON at tIiue.
= 6erieltolerne ct nu / goo Sang
os beioges al mango Born - ct glade.
Ii9t Ge9n paa, at port 5olt mere faar
Djet aabent for, buOr 9oot O9 nebuen'
oist bet sr, ui gernene IGrer Danit.
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Sra S%tiaebausfpiten.
Solomon 5ailcbo.

Otter at pare b%jemtommen fra min
Heiie | 6OrbinbeIir meb Aarsmeoet bar
je9 TO 8anse befset DansbO. bells for
at nooeIse eonb til iaubanue. iom itft
ieIu tunoe reiie Der uo, Os bells for al
faa %npiere 8snbltab Ill be entslts StrGf.
ninssr fOm uobpbes til Sals.
Ger sr / alt 20 Donite. iOm bar
tsbt 9ano | aoIOnien, % uoifiuise al
bisie oeter at bOiGtte fig Der mart.
Oct Iptteoss at faa aoifluiss 0unbreoe
gcres 9anb | umiobslbar 6orbtnofIle
meb Smitb= 6atmen pau aOntratt til en-
rimeIi9 9ris. Stiuin9en ct M inOIes
bss, at Ell Ulanb tan fac Omtrent bull.
Jet SIass Serb. ban MATTE sulfe,
inmt bops 9OI0st msaem be fcriteuige
Priier 90 9elissenbeo.
9intsrbusOen er lite COB aar @tl'
Iametle DaIen, ioet ben bar Iiot en- Gel
Of Rlf, oerinoo tr Der en- uomGrtet
6eaul. Der CT en- itGtf Q9iiation |
Gang for at faa opretiet Mtjerier /
Biaamette DaIen / gtenSelie at, al
bet CT bet melt inbbrin9enoe, eftsriom
6ctboIoeue et Der.
Den 7. og II. au9uit iGIser 9arn.
bOnerne after ganoie9erbiIetter III neos
fat 4,is Der III 8piten. Dc, Der matte
snite at bsisgs 6Otonien i 5orbinbslie
oermeo, bebes ON at unosrtttte mig ON
oerss ROmms, iaa at jog tan gore oe
ucoOenbise 6OrbsreOeIier til at tase mon
benz, o9 Ieoia9e benz Ill @usene.
.. 6. Is. 6onen,
1884 q. 10 ctr.
Yotllanb. Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25

Uteo llnbtagelie af cen Iuffer all
Barbetituerne MI 81. 8, efter 0uerens.
tomlt imelIem Dem.
Oct uiIoe pare gobt, ON bet tunot
pare / gansoen, tbi bDOrfor itaI bt
arbeioe ben baIoe 9tat mere enb andre
Wtenneifer. Oct CT 10, Tom Der 1ges,
at @ni9beo aOr ltarf. Bel Osiaa / bette
Stptte.
= Wr. Grant CUTLER Fonbt fOr-
Ieben ct fem Dollars @uIbftDfte paa
6ortoruet t0t ueb National gnnten.
SCR. Gutter sjorbe lite, iom mango
OiIoe bare giort, nemIig sunIte rolist
baue puttet ben / 9ommen. 6an git
ltrats ben til The News office for ct
a~uertete eftsr gjsrmanben. Sttats eff.
ter tom Senrp @itt inb og meIbte
3nbet Of EN-, ban bIeu benuit til SIR.
Cutler os fiji fit @uIbfptte tiIba9e.
Orr. 8itt table lumtibist ct nnbet
@uIofptte, iom funbtes Dnsen sfter af
Ntel5 W a n, fom oslaa bleu
gipet til bets rette @iermanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
9lld, @is.

6ans9are en- 6 9ejebus neobrenbtt
forleoen Dag. Sans 9itm logger Ell
Par DRiI nOtbueit for airten. 9uors
Ieces 5lben opfom pibes life. De er
/ 5qto meo at tgre 1emmer for at
bpg9e ct npt 9iem.
4r9iterne, m o9 6 B. Ia
ia n, ber bar u9ret / Waro &c.,
u. D. o9 inouieoe ct Bar 8irfer Der.
oppe, tom BERTH ben 21oe os. BaItor
Gbriitianien pr9oitebe Der ON Spnoas
gen o9 / Gushing ON Munousen. vi
lige 9at ior glonesbproet.
- De Is un9e, Der par / 9ut6inS'
ion, Winu., til un9oomsmeoe er fom'
men tilbose paa fna mar, Der 1T Nr.
beioe og blep borte. De er aue uoer
unotagelle iaare glade ueb benne Jteile.
De tole meb @fRoe ON be Oa9e be til
bra9te / Qut6inion, ON ben 8Grligbet
6oItet beuilte benz, og be beifriue UP6.
Der DC bauoe u9ret til. Wlaatte ba oisiI
goOe Uiinoer faa @uigbeoS 8etponin(
for mango.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-25
5alow, Yalo NltO 60, Sa.

Da leg anta9er bet oil interesiere
,Daulteren"s q9iere at bsre liot fra
oenne aant, ifal jeg forls9e at sipe
no9Ie fna Meboelier. SOm aaereoe
befenbt fra 8labene, mobto9 ie9 aalo
berfra / Marts Waaneo, O9 flptteoe
BERTH ferIt / april. Site iaa faa al
pore 2anbsmanb leoer / oisie @9ne:
Der lioe8 at uerc ca. so oanIte 5amllier
t bette Settlement, men let 9aar Der,
iom De ileae Steber, bet ct fun Den
minbre Del, iOm bar noget meo airteu
at gore. Ser ct en- moi laa pan lille
airte. b%elissente peO airtesaaroen; ua
IiOie War tps9eoe Reni9beoen en- me'
get p~ra9tis PraltebOti9, Tom O9iaa Ell
t~elisoenoe tat peo airfen. Ser Ell
osiaa en- ltgrre norif Rpbpgo % norIta
lutberlt Meui9beo, tilberenoe ben for
eneoe airfe.
Wten boao jes i9rIis bar tent al
meobele liot ON, er en- 9pjtiosoag, ION
ri bapoe Der ben 2loe Suni. 9aa ben
Dag blep ie9 nemlis al oor Rreosior'
mano, 8altor y. pan II, Geoar
Sails, inolat lom Meni9beoens Yr9it,
o9 inbiranote tiai9e lamme Dag / Der
beaiae 2Gsteltabsltano. Meni9beoer
Der bolbt port Brpnup, % bet bar met
for Oferoiaiebeo Der bleo siort Sor'
bereoeIler til, at benne Dag funoe bllu'
en- 6eltoas for OS ale. 8l. u sam'
lebes ri / 8irten, buor paItor 8anier
%uofprte Yiellen. Oct liaser 10 | 60
gems Roiur, at benne 6iuno bsrer ii
ben beitibeIi9lte bort 2iu, % bet Orb
Cub gap 9oitOr Sunien Naabe at tal
til os, bioros fit itOre til at sDre be
bsitioelist. Orotne, ban Ia9oe ii
@runb for lin Gale. par boao oi l9ie
/ Solme "a, 5-l1. pan fremb9peb
bet, lom er Srunobetin9elie for ct lpffe
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Ieenab @is.

guitOr Sene rsjfe GOrsbass til
Misfonsmeoe | Gacine.
8ulnoeiOreninssn uibOIoer fl
u9fe Wlebe ben 1oen 4u9ult bos Wts.
Ib Nitlien.
Maler @bril titan EN- fra
2ud, ISIS, er fommen Der III Bpen Tor
at arbeloe for 6reb Nielen.
Mrs. 8. 6nubfsn fra Maus
paca er Der paa Seips Dos SIestnin.
sc.
- Butifterne lutfes SCI. $50, mel
1nbtuseIie al Waubas % 2erbus VT
ten. Oct bar o9ret prepet abitiais'
@anse fsr, men bet ipnes, iom ON ot
be lite tan bIios euiss ON bet.
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(aorreiponOancer fortiattes puu 9iOe
Mislions=g ibliotefet.

Nue lom buue / Sinbe at ubonere
paa bet at SoruIb Sen en- uo9iune
.M Bibltotet" anmo-
oes uenIislt ON at inoienbe Selfiainss'
Seolerne iaa mart lom mlIi9t, for al
Der, inben anoet 9Gite saar | Grpften,
fan bannes ct n%osenIunoe paoIioeIigt
Sfen ouer AbonnentantaIet. lite 9efte
~ombonbIer Sobn eliot, Snoianers
mes Npoltel. unbei nil tesne ben oanff'
norffe @rsnblanbsmiSfoner Sans
6 sebes Qepneb.
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- Urs. Mug. 9 os Barn
er oenne lib griuceton for at beisse
SIGst og 9enner. H.
4. SuIi baube nj fGaes Spnboes.
i~folefef for Ct. pstsrs o9 GmanusIS
Wenisbeoer; bog msbte Der life fGa
mango, iom ui baube uentet. Der par
moi for mesen Staos at e paa andre
Steoer.
Get bar uGret mtset tort Der / Com:
msr, % @rGsiet til arsnturerne bar
fun uGret Iiot, men MI. enoslis. bar ri
fact Re9n oe ultins srsnnss soot igsu.
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Menisbeoen potter title Os ieq
baaber ~itfert, I bet Der tOmmer flere og
fsre Os ilutter fig Ill.
= vi bar Ssnba9sltoIe ON Norge
men 81. o, @uOstienefte Rl.1 6Orm. og
81. 8 aften. lnsbomsmpbe Onsoas afs
ten, SeuoossitOleIarermsOe 6reoas vi
ten. DermeO Iaa en- 9ilien osiua fra
benne Plobs til SUBS Born runbt ON
ben foreuebe banlte 9irfe.
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Korreiponoancer
~
NOrtbiiclO, Winnl. :
(9ubienbt iii torrise gir.)

ga. man tunbs 10 friitss til at tro,
Of Rortbfielo Rorreiponbenten er belt
forltummet, msn bet ct not mere Una,
rens lroulbso tno uogtt onoet, iom CT
Stplo ben lon9t 9npsbsb.
Q:rsoas % Onsbas oenne ll9e
bapbe ri Veis9 al Batter @rill fra
opener. 0an taIts CUBS Orb for Os,
os ioIsis tiuise TN bel Del Yeser, iOm
ri iaa nu, eiter bans 9Ottreiie uil preue
at bragg @aun Og 0iptte al. vi bai
osiaa for nplig bait geiss al Baitor
81. 9anen fra 9eoor 5aas, ban
buube meb fig en- bel Del aisuoer %
andre SeuGroi9beoer fra Rina, Jnpan
os gorea, ban boIoi o9iaa Msee bauoe
Der gpen o9 paa Sanoet, o9 fiIoreoe
paa en- 9ribenoe Wuooe Tor Os 9ebniu-
sernes boabe timelise o9 aanoeIi9e Bob.
ga, fare 0rOsleitenoe, Lab os uaasne
op til mere arbeioe % RRrIi9bso fot
Subs Rises llobrebeIie. 9uor is9
ftammeoe mig paa mine e9ne og 8ross
isltenbss gesne, ba PaitOr 6anien iors
taIIe om be triltne tinsflfe Sinoenter /
Glen liien 6orbauielie Ousr at bere, at
nj par ct ~triltsnt 6irteiamiuno O9 bog
ingen Wisionarer bauoe pau MisiOnss
marten meo llnbtaseIie al be TIRE, Der /
port e9et eano % jes ianter. BET famine
bar p9ret IiIiflbet mso Paltor 9anien,
ba ban lioo ousr for Dem o9 MATTE be-
r. re blsie Sper9SmaaI. ga, beuise
Seftenbe, buor Dor tare 9erre Seius
Orb bog pusler Der, naar ban Tiger, at
be iiblte ltuloe bliue be ferlte. 0uor CT
ri lite lanfns og laoe Dor Rriltenoom,
imoo bine upsomuenote 6ebninger, os,
iom Dog bar npot Rriitenoommens @os
rer fra Dor tioli9lte Barnoom, buroe pi
lite baue pGret meSet lGn9tre fremme
enb be. Maa ui lite fannie os os er
bet lite paa Iibe, at ri uaaener op I'll
Nrbsioe os Bon for 9errens Sag, lab
os arbejos mems bet CT Dag. Nutten
tommer, ba ingeu tan a%rbsioe, 0, at ri
bog MATTE BRUCE bet puno, iom CT os
betroet, baube iom enteIt os iom Rite
iamfuno, iaa ri lite 9rauer bet neo l
Sorben, Of WanssI pua gpit os Cnersi.
Sab os beoe Tor ben paat9utie npe Mis-
iion os Lob os arbsioe, fsrf os frsms
meii paa pore e9ne SjaIes SalisssrsIie,
oa oil osiaa baabe 9i,rte % Sung
bIius aaben for andres 5reIie.
Riis Sane Bang os Miis
marie 5rebrit N, besae al Mins
nsapoIis, beissts os fioite use. 9ise'
lsbss IRIS. Ibom. Hanau at
GarminstOn, bar tiaiss meb fine to
imaa Born, beiest os be iofte Dase,
BUN rsiite biem | gOrsbass for at pare
biemme os mobtase fin Wtober os %,
itsnbe, Tom bun uenter itaI fomme fra
0anmarf en- al be fsrite DaSe.
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ariien iaina.
Hllslauo 90 Gina.
ct. Netersbura 23be z

ct. Petersburg 23be Suli
1oenrissoepartementet iises at bare
siuet ben t%ineiiite Wiinilter Mebbelelle
unoer !6aanoen ON, at man BELT ier, at
Ge9ationens WeoIemmer f%orIaoer Sc II S.
| no, oG ben oipIomatiite 6orbinbeIle
meaem &usIano Os aina life tan
peoli9ebolbes.