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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-14

IT is hard work TO make real bad
month of June.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-14

EVEN if the Cubans swapped mar
tiers, they made a good trade.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-14

CHICAGO is to have a railroad sta
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-14

"LrrTLE ITALY" has got the small
pox.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-06-14

THE strawberry festival is getting
a trifle aged, but 1t hangs on well.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
sAN FRANcrsco cALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF The San francisco
Call, corner Of Market and Third streets; open
until y o clock every night in the year:
BRANCH OFFICES-527 MONTGOMERY street
corner Clay; open until $3.50 p.
300 Hayes street; open until e:30 D. m
6Ss McAllister street; open until $3.50 p m
SIS Larkin street; open until $3.50 p m
1874 Mission street; open until 10 .. m
226l Market street. corner SiXteenth; open
until p. m.
los Eleventh street; open until p m
1926 Valencia street: open until p M
Northwest corner TwentY-second ana Ken
tuclSy streets: open until p m.
22e0 Fillmore street: open until p m
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
sP1RIrUALIsM-continued.

SPIRITUALISM-Con tinued.
NINE. YOUNGS demonstration Of spirit return
tonight. COS McAllister; 10c; come. skeptics.
w. G. KEEGAN holds spiritual meeting every
night ex Saturday; admission 1Oc. LAS Sixth.
MRS. JENNIE ROBINSON, medium. 509B Lar
kin. Turk; hours II to 4; phone Sutter BAL.
BROCKwAY'S S seance Sunday, Tuesday, Thurs
day. 25c, Sis p M. readings daily. 2ss HYDE.
KATIE HEUSSMANN removed to 1774 18th. nr.
Guerrero; readings by mail; sittings daily.
MRS. HUBBARD, 1os Oak; circle Sun. Tues.
Fri, $780, Wed. ladies, 2:30; read. daily. 5Oc.
Elizabeth Thyes, trance med. ret'd., 1872 6th; Sc
ance SUM-, Tues, Thurs, S:15, Csc; priv. read.
ARNOLD & Dickson tell everything; &c., 81 ma
terializing seance Thurs, Sun. nights. 2O1 Turk.
EDWARD EARLE, S2s Ellis, phone Polk 1901;
sittings $3.50 to 8; seance SUM- and Thurs.
FRIENDSHIP Hall, 1886 McAllister-Mrs. c. j.
Never: sittings daily; test to all tonight. 10c.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
GLOVES.
HELP wANTED-FEMAL,


d. F. new 81 glove, retailed at factory price;
warranted; Kept in repair 121 Grant ave.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.


~ ROOMS-CLEARS $3.50 EVERY MONTH
don't miss this bargain. DECKER, 1920 Nix
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19

HELP WANTED-MALE.
AT c. r. HANSEN & co.'s 1o4 Geary st.
Railroad Work. Railroad Work
................. FOR UKiAH .........o a.e
80 teamsters. ....'......."'.-........s2 day
% iaooriFea FOR cHATswoRTH PARK DAY
so headers and corner men..........s2 50 a day
so drillers 25 a day
Free Fare. Ship Daily. Fare
10 rough carpentersn:..:..... SO a day
10 laborers, concrete work, country 50 Is day
carpenters, country sawmtll. $50 and board
........... HOTEL DEPARTMENT e..........
First-class hotel can learn of a splen-
did opportunity to invest: good paying hotel
Manager. country hotel; clerk. country ho-
tel; head waiter, city hotel; second cook, $50;
kitchen hands, city and country; laundryman.
country. SIS; butcher. country shop $12 week.
c. R. HANSEN & CO............104 Geary st.
METALLURGIST to take charge of smelter.
$500; head laundrymap. SIS month; farmer and
to-day; driver for milk wagon $50 and found:
teamster for city, $50 and found; milker $40
and found; farmer for Santa Clara Co., SIS
and found; carpenters for mill COMPANY S50
and board; machinists, So day: cabinet
maker, So day: 10 woodchoppers. 81 25 cord !;
and others. ]. F. CROSETT & CO, 62S Sac.
ramento st.
AT W. D. EVER co.'s. 61o Clay st.-Cook
and wife as helper. country hotel s45; gigger
for woolen mill. country: 50 a week: ranch
teamsters horses, s26;r 4-horse Fresno
scraper teamsters. 81 % q day; 10 laborers for
ditch work. 50 Is a day; machine lathe hands
city, laborer for foundry. city, 81 rs day
dishwasher. hotel. city, s20 driver for milk
wagon. $50: 10 basalt block makers. piece or
day wages.
ANDRES office. 316 Stockton saskatchewan
and milk cows. country place. $50; cook
oyster-house. near city. $40; night cook, $4O
dishwasher, s27 50 bread pantryman, $780,
gardener for jobbing, $50: boy to learn oyster
business, SIS and found; washers for hand
laundry, $40. $780, washer for steam laundry
$50; helper for laundry. $780, waiter $50, ETC.
BOY wanted at 25s1s Stevenson St. between
Third and Fourth.
BARBER evenings. Saturday and Sunday. 1908
Castro st.
BAKERY wagon driver; must have experience
s11h Larkin st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-19
AGENTs WANTEp.

AGENTS-Best Life of Mckinley & Christ
meH books: IS per cent discount; outfit free;
freight paid; credit given. valuable premium:
our agents get $500 in gold for Christmas.
EENRY NEIL. S2s Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
Fifteen Days in @ Box.

A diopatoh from Now York says the
man who was discovered in the hold
OF tho Hamburg American steamer Pa
latia after having made tho trip across
tho oeesn in box, bad recovered suai.
clent|y to be able to establish his iden.
THY positively. He said his name was
JChan Book, and that ho had lived up
to about 3 year ago in. Budapest, Hun
gary. The physicians would not allow
him to toll all his story, but enough
vas lesrned from him and other sources
to sho~ that Beck WAS a house painter
and that he had como across the card of
an uptown hotel ia tho oity, this pro-
prlotors Of which have German namo.
Though stranger to them he wIote
that he could get no work in Germany
and was coming to America and hoped
tho hotol men could find him something
to 40. Then he fitted up q packing
case, paid freight oharges on it and en-
gagged carter to take it to the Ham.
burg pier st oorlain timo. He returned
to his lodgings and boxed himso)f m
after ho had provisioned himself WITH
dtzan cans of condensed milk, box
OF prunos, threo dozen cakos Of oboon.
late, ceffse in bottles and soma broad.
Tho carter oalled and got tho box, not
knowing of 10 living contsnts. md
ehipped it. Book says he was in tho
box until tho ship reached Hoboken
pior, q period of Is days, whom ho was
found almost dosd from lungor. cold
and terror. He is zeporled to be- stiIl
exceedingly weak, but the physicians
hope for his recovery.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
All the Grew Drowned.

Tho tug Tatoosh, which har lush 70.
turned 10 Astoria, Oregon. yeporba A. >,
the British ship Nelson, Capt. Peri.
ann, turned turtle last night and wont
TO tho bottom with hsr entire orew. Tha
Nolaon left Astoria Novembor 2h Mon.
day night sho was back at the rivor'.
mouth and yesterday was roportad ~ =
have shifted her cargo. She had a baJ
llett to starboard and GOULD. 40, on onIu nI
ono tack. Yesterday astornooy, % tho
tug Tatoosh wont out and picked I'm n o =,
Nelsonn, passing hawsar. Thn IT, M =
started oil shore with tho shin. ow;n . .
TO the gallo. 1T was the intentinn i.1,s "a
UaPs. bAlioy Of the Tatooah to repaain
win the ship during the night. Tho
gaze that ragged last night was too CO.
we're ior the vessel to withstand and
e1o pfoko from tho tug and thon turn
Ga turtle, sinking at once. II tha
aArknoBp ~ was impossible FOR Tho tno
20 Eendor assistance to tho mo1nbera n9
tho Grew who were carried down and ali
porighed. Tho Nelson osrriad 4 cran,
30f28 mon all told. Sho wna a, M IA
wooden vessel. Capt. Goo. Wood AZ ~
bar pilot, wes to have been ,nlsoad
aboard tho ship last nisht hit tba
westhor was too rough to perm;t 4
Ospt. Wood states that liz ''I Na,.n,m,' ~
wont over between il and IL o'olooL
la 5ast plight during the height Of she gale.
Inc Neld0n oar ied u cargo Of lumber
and was consigEed to Oapetf .wn. South 4
Aat.rrlcs, q .r1s, by Taylor, Young g. "a. d of
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
ChatHs OF Collara.

/! A Wholesale city house making coll
lars has adopted a novel plans to In
crease sales on Its goods. 8 These
mannfac III turers have retail a gencies in
hrst and sccond-clnss cities through
out the United States through (which
their brands ore marketed. Tie con-
sumner pays SI.50 for one dozen col
lars In box, and IS cents additional
Tor an exchange ticket.n The c,ls-
toner returns the dozen llars soiled
With the ticket to any. dealer who
acts as agent for the producers, and
gets a dozen new collars Of SanylstyIe.
desired, in exchange, by tho ~; jInent
of a5 cents on every o2ssS5 IS, Isl y he
orag,nal 4 bog is not reetsdFned i've "a aa,.tts'
a Srn, ,.a,a - cnarged ths pnrchase er. Iihe Ilhles.
them in regular stock Z o,a - po d Il
again, until wear shows N sf " y 8, e IN \,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
(. 70 Be Investigated.

representative Williams of Missis.
sippi Wednesday Introduced tho follow.
ing resolution, proposing oommittoo
Of inquiry:
Whereas, one E 8. Maclay hos writ
ton a history Of tho navy of the Uni.
tod Statea which WAS adopted for uso
at tho naval academy OF Annapolis,
and
Whereas, in said hietory said q. 8.
Maolay donounocs R3ar Admiral Sohley
as o liar and a coward, and
Whereas, said Msolay is reported to
have alleged that the proof sheets con.
tanning those charges woro submitte d
to ono Capt. a. s. Crowniuehield, chief
OF tho bureau Of navigation of tho navy
department., and approved aud aoquieeo
ed in by him, and
Whereas, said Maclay is reported to
have alleged that the same proofs " Gro
submitted to Roar Admiral w. e.
Sampson, Of tho United States navy.
and approved and acquiesoed in by
him, and
| Whereas, said Maclay was, at the
tIme OF tho writing Of said li,torg, and
Ia now in the employ Of tho navy de-
partment of the United States. not.
wlthstsnding tho sourrilous character
OF tho charges mado by him in said his
tory, and
Whereas, said facts disclose state
o. things subysrsive Of honorable con.
duct aud consideration among cfioors
Of the navy and employees of tho navy
department., now, therefore bo
Resolved, by tho house Of repre-,
sentatives Of the congross Of tho Uni
ted Statos that committee be ap,
pointed by the speaker for the purpose
Of investigating and reporting TO the
house Of representatives the truth or
faltity Of said statements as made BY
said Maolay, the truth or faIsity Of the
allegetions that tho proof sheets wors
submitted to and acquiosoed in by aa;d
Capt. Gro aninShicld, aud tho said Rsar
Admiral Sampson and to recommend to
the houso Of representatives the course
OF action to bo pursued by the house
In oonst quenco Of tho ascertainment Of
faot t. bo h'ado by the said committee.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
INDIAN Hoapftnlttx

How to stoptthe Indians of the
South Dakota reservations from eat.
ing each others food is an amusing
but perplexing problem with sWhicl,
the Indian bureau is now dealing. II
is an unwritten law Of Indian hospi.
tality that a guest may stay as long
as he likes, and that as long as the
guest remains the host must provide
the food. 1t has become tho custom
among the Sioux, who have a feast
with their two-weeks' rati on as 80 on
as they receive 1t from the govern.
ment, to go to the more provident In.
dians and live on them until all their
food ia gone.-Indianapolis News.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
TREAycHlgaY op fan ptErplNos, 8,
Unsafe TO Leave Amerios h Toaohers
Under Protection Of Native Officials.

ID, = Ii
Ooo Of The teachers sont to tho Phil
ippines has written a letter 10 an ofiioer
Of tho war department telling Of tho do.
colt OF natiyo officials and Indicating
somo Of the difficulties facing tho civil
government. Tho lotter is dated at
Rombion and say 81:
- party Of us, consisting of5several
teaohors and Gov. Sanp, arrived at the
leland of Baut5l,,esi whore the nennle
turned out to give us welcome, as the
visit OF tho governor is always q big
event. Aftcr wo had taken lunohe !, !,
tho teachers to DO located in Bau.ou
had their baggage unloadod and placed
In tho convent, whero thoy were to be
quartered. Gov. Sans thon called all
tho citizons togothor in tho tribunal and
gave them oertnin orders, after which
introduced tho American teaohors.
just as we wero about to leave ho call :
cd the prosidente asid for a MON ens,
tolling him tho toaoters would now be
left ia his charge aud he would bo held
responsible for them. at This tho
presidente began to shake and tremble,
ard after con side rable stammering and
hesitation ho said 1t would bo impos.
sible TO guarantee tho teachers safe.
ty. Oh
Finally no broke down and con.
tossed that only a few dsys before he
had entertained 150 insurgenss and 30
otficors. 1t was then deoidod inadvie-
able to leavo the teachers in such q
dangerous neighborhood, and tho gov
ornor placed tho presidento under or
rcst. The presidento was pat In the
sweat bcx and made TO toll all he knew.
AS q result aetachment of soldiers
Was loft at Rombion, having boen hur.
ricd thero before daybreak. The detail
placed tho vice prenidonto and SCORE
tary undcr arrest, and now all three Of
foiais In Jail, awaiting trial for having
sheltered and furnished supplies to the
insurgents" FSi
Reports are COZ stantly coming from
Manila Of tho hardshipa Inflicted upon
tho American women teaohers. ! a re-
port from Taolabau is that one ffoaohoY
Is living with a Chinese family. On ao-
count Of tho refusal OF the prosidonte
70 provide suitable {quartors. Miss
Hollister, another teacher, was ordered
to town on Leyte and q native was
detailed as y constant esccrt 10 protect
nor. She Was tho only teacher on the
island. i,S5 AZ q d
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
Pnnished for Cause.

4 Church -- understand the Jury
stood eleven to one in favor Of acquit.
tal at first?
Gotham--That's right; we did.
"Wcll, how in the world did the
III ever come around to think as the
ono man?"
well, you see, the fellow who was
alone for conviction knew the pris.
oner pretty well, and he told us that
the fellow had n lot Of interesting
children, and he was forever telllng
stories about their marvellous sayings
SO we thought it wouldn't hurt to
lock him up for few weeks. ."--Yo on.
kerg Statesman i
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13

T ! .i b II
SOUTHERN.MADE BRooMs 3 M
Slim in Southern Farm Magazine OF
Baltimore for December: "fhero was
ON article Of commerce raised in Tho
south long ago for homo uso only that
is not Inisod now in 40 large quantity.
That was broomoorn. The brooms
wore mado from 1t at homo. I nover
saw a broom for sale in store until af.
ter. tho war. / notice that somo ofstho
later Southern inhabitants are asking
IL broomcorn oan bo raised in the south.
Why, yes, and raisod successfully and
profitably. Il 1t could not our grand
mothers would have been auffooatod
with dust, for evory southern homo In
thoir timo WAS swept often and clean,
with brooms mado Of southern broom.
orn."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
Why SIZE Daoppnp I = Speaking

Why SHE DRoppnD TT Speaking to
q reporter OF tho Yorkville Enquirer the
2othor day about tho cherry tree schemo
- gentl0nan said; "a young lady IN
my neighborhood yeooived q lettor from
"a friond about the cherry troo achono
and forwarded her money. Within q
few days che reooived copies Of letters
she must write, and ono Of them mado
hor Gay that she had already been In
tho employ Of tho ompsny for throo
months, and that sbo had boon reoeiv.
ing her pay b regularly. She was not
willing to aend out s letter like that, &
and 80 sho wrote :to tho achorry tres;
people aaking them TO return hor.
money. They did not return IL, how
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13

people ID asked for tho 81, Louis expo.
sition. Tho Charleston exposition la
CON raandod to tho good will os tho
naonla The sework Of the Pan. Ameri.
can 5expositionsis praised.
f}Itsrocommonded that tho oensus Of.
foe as now constituted should be made
q permanent, government bureau.
III THE POSTAL SERVICE H
= A tribute is paid to the po stal sery GO,
and tho extension Of free rural delivery
is commended. Tho postoffice depars.
mont should he sustained, the president
says, in IFS / # Drts to remove the abuses
ia connection with second GLASS mail
matter.
Much attention 10 paid to the eitua.
tion in China, and tho progress toward
tho establishment Of peace thoro ie re-.
oapitulated. Stross is laid on the i'm
portancs of our continuing to sdgooato
moderation in tho dealings with China.
The president concludes his message as
follows:
Tho doatb Of Q1een Victoria caused
tho peopio of the Uaited States docp
"&t' nOnh eACAt oOiAOWt w WnAOll tuC &OH-
ernlnont gavo full expression. Whom
Piosidont Mckinley died, our nation in
turn received from every q lsrtsr Of the
British empire expressions Of grief and
sympatby no less ainooro. Tho death
Of tho Bmpross Dowsgsr Frederick Of
Germany also aroused che gonuino sym
patby OF the American pooplo, and this
sympathy was cordially rooiprooated
by Germany whom tho president was
assasuinated. Indeed, from evsry quar-
ter Of the .civilizsd world NO reos ivod
at tho timo Of tho Presidents death az.
aurancss Of Buoh griof and regard as to
touch tho hearts Of our people. In tho
midat Of our 9 fl lotion we reveroatly
thapk the Almighty that we arc at
peace with tho nations OF mankind.
and We firmly intepd that our policy
shall bo suoh as to continue unbrokon
these international rotations Of mutual
respect and good will.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-12-13
.JJ, Crccy
Scrape some nice

Scrape some nice
boil them in we'll fl,
tender enough; to press IA
sieve. Mix enough broth this
puree to make it rather thinne3 than
the soup should be when fnlshg a. In
Q O. small In1 saucepan tliss olive an on Ice Of
butter, stir into it an ounce OF -four,
When blended add half a pint So the
soup; stir till 1t is well boiled < then
use 1t for thickcning the soup, which
also should be hot. Stir together till
at boils up; add pepper and salt il
required. Should any fat be On the
surface draw the pan to the eide OF
the fire, let it cool a little, tilt tho
pan toward you and skim it o4fs gervs
with bread that has been d1asa ga, tho
oven till light brown and cut into
small Observation-Disclosures Star 81
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

bette 2anb ueen en- Hebirttelle pao
Cuba paa Suoisrisl fra be Soreneos
Stater.
De olbanife Tlantere Ter intel
Saab ON Telitanb nben npiere
J%prbiubelier. % be er TONNE til Den
geilutnina, at Der life er nosen amber
Sei til nsiere SanSeliprbolo emo pet
Gnnefterins. 9isle @runbe or Operbe'
uiienbe for be Nmerifanere, iom ia,
pGret paa Cuba, % iiGr for benz, ION
bar aominiitreret IHererne paa Cuba.
General @oub, Tom aibplber zig ira
offentlis Gistusiipn al bette Spsrss'
maal, bar iremitilst Situationen / in
Seaport for OF operbepiie arissoepar'
temsutets Gmbebsm9no ON, at bet lite
oil blipe noset Spsisr al bet cubanif'
Spprssmaal, ier Cuba blir annetterei
til be 5orenebe Staier, enteu iom et
5erriiorium eler lpm 9ortp Gicp er
anuetteret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
GagenS Rot Tor Statss
operbopcocr.

s ct uoenlanbif Sibsifrift. Der meb
SorfiGrIisbeo beifipftiser Jig meo
De froueSe SopeoerS @isren % ga.
Den, finber ri en- Sortegnelie ooer,
boor mango grepe % SioSlfriiter
ipriteIiae Berioner bogIig mootoger,
Som Hr. 1 itaar Yapen, Der oaglig
faor 600 9repe og ola.
BE tiIienot. S~eIofsIgeIig fommer
finn en- ganife Iioen grcfoeI al oenne
Toit oen beIlige 6aoer for Sie; Stsr.
Itebelen gnar ino i 8nuceliet, bpor
ben aobnes, Ipies og orhnes al 80
Sfriuere % SefretPrer. Rpit eiter
Hapeu er McainIep Sen. ser PLACES
melt al grebifripere. San ianr bper
DAG 1,400 @rcoe % 3,000-I,000
GogbIaoe, 5iosifrifter % @sger.
aona gbpnrb ben Sppenhes $50
Wilioner llnoeriuottcr ieuoer oereS
aonge 1000 9reoe og 2.000-3,O00
Blade ooalig. aeiiercu al RuSIono
betPnfeS hoelig meo $50 @repe,
aonaen al Stalien meo 500, oe
9ronrina @iIbeImine al Souuno
faor na lGier ielp t00-150 9repe
ON 0ngeu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

gpeninger. os iaaIeoes punbet ise en-
nafbGngig StiIins. SrrIis bsr nrpnes
hans to Conner. Stcn % RaiiI. Der brit
Der ct Smebep1rfifeb. geo at betraste
beres srbeibe N a maj for1more iie ODER
ben GuIcfomuenbeb, be bar brepct bet
til. Spripnebe meS ole nsopenbise Rds
Timer til oeres Sambprrf. ier be Jig MI
iitanb til at uofpre aft, iom i~orterer
i1lb unber neres S~aanbb9ri. % oeres
Trbeine er fsrite alasies.
So npe StoIebuie. nbeIuffenbe opfsrte
til Bring for ben norife H~eIieionsffole.
er opfprte Der | RenisbeScn, bet enc er
opiat | ben sitre Sci % bet anoet er paa
Yr9itesaarnens @runb. SibitnRpute
fal fortunes meb ct Tibet Saarn %
&loffe, Der efter Stsenbe betoites at en-
Yripatmanb. Sr. Carer Stranb bespnbs
&c Ianbag ben 2ben ben norife Stole
bet sitre Sfolebus, bporben Born ~fraRime
os 9ersau 9iitrifter itaI isse. ans
oreas Simanituen, en- gaulmel, peIfienot
Sarmer beritebs. fix ct ilemt SiIf9Ioe af
glooforsiftnins / fin ene Saanb. og ben
traf iis ppefter Grrnen. men er MI | soo
@ebrins. gnbeIis ber marfes, at abffila
lise frnflptter SteSet os refer til geiten.
bpor be paanp bill isse lin apffe. Sers
meb moi for benne Gang. Ct eobt 2uife
% en- peults Silien til Slanets PerionaIe
os bets talriae 2rietrebs.
@ernb. Stoltenberg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
@nb. Fillmore Co., Minn.

Stfe paa lang Sie bar Sorben p1ret
ian tor, iom ben MI er. tiger be, iom ars
beiber meb Sorhen. os ale WGfiter ters
fer MI ganife, iaa 8reaturerne lioer
~maneeiteoer baabe for Iab og ganb.
Sorbcn er iaa baarb. iom ben bar baset.
iaa ineen Elsining fan bli giort. for pi
faar Hegn. Raisfiffcne og bet Vote
tessres, iom bar bolbt fig srsrt bioinhs
til. pisner MI fort prf. Sobaffen er MI
heftet. % ben fer pen I'D. - bebre eno
flor. Smtrert bet eneite Grbeibe, lom
mn fan sieres, er Srafnins, oe bet gaar
fra Saanoen n,eo fulb aroft, os tpis
bette Weir perparer en- Sio, bill SrGifu,ns
gen bare tiblis afluttet / 5eft. Spers
fen apantitet eIer apalitet bliper iom
forriee Seit, men ba Yriierne er aobe.
CT Snrmerne idd glade, at be miller ober
belle Iniistet aIisepel. feb ON Iblinsen
life er at DC itsrite. Sarmerne rnnot
g8balm bar bannet ct attieielifab og
fjebt ct af1ast Meieri. Tom 1fal pmoan>
nes til @arebus, bborfra Sarmerne ieIp
bill afiftbe fine Rrobufter. Cars 8.
Snaiarub Hal naretase Sarmernes Sns
teresier paa bette Yuntt, os ieIp ptl ban
osian tiebe @rsn os Sch for esen Teg@
ming.
Sanses Spnooes @enisbeps airfe I
Yeterion, Tom brRnbte Abe sunni. er MI
unber SpfSrelie igien. Rurene er repas
reret os mango Snebfere briper mec ars
beibet, iaa ben bill bIipe f9rpig isien
ibeit, ON alt saar bel.
Norff Sfole boloes MI | Stolebuiene
bnabe neit os ipo for Stub. Drills Ilma
Sbompion er Carer / Sfolen bet for Nno
os Wiis annie abalbeim er 2Rrer | Stp@
len ipb for Stub. gesse 2erertuoerne er
fra gaortb Yrairie. G. u. Siele.