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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-28

OR TO LET. the Burns cottage: No. II
Western avenue; furnished or unfair
nished. Apply to G. W. Young. l6i Wei
Canton street. Boston. mar34.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
City Of Lewiston.
GRAND
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
To Include

Magnificent military and civic parade
Band Concerts-Firemen's muster offer-
ing big cash prizes for steamers * llfe en-
gines and hose reels.
Balloon ascension by lady and gent
Mid-air performance and parachute drop;
Athletic sports, bicycle tournament ail'
l.. A. W. Midsummer Meet. $500 in priZ-
eS.
Splendid display of fireworks at Lee
park. ,l
Excursion tickets. one fare the round
trip, on all railroads. told tariff basls)
tickets good July ,, 4 and >.
For entries in above contests, auuresS'
CYRUS GREELY. Chairman,
D. J. CALLAHAN. Secretary.
iune26 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
BROOKS HARDWARE CO.. AGENTS, AUGUSTA, MAINE
BASE BALL. TODAY.
Manchester viii Be Here Today and Play
Games as Scheduled.

The game between Augusta and
Lowell scheduled for Tuesday was not
played. as Manager Lake Of Lowell.
who played here. Monday. dfd not re-
ceive his guarantee owing To an at
tachment being placed on the funds.
and he refused to play unless it was
made good. The Augustus went to the
field in uniform at the usual time ard
claimed the game by forfeit, to o.
Manager Smith of the Manchester
team. telephoned from Bangor, last
night. that he will be here, Wcdnes-
day and Thursday. and play his games
rs scheduled.
The following Associated Press dis
patch from Bangor. last night. shows
that the league sin lives and that the
games will be played:
Bangor. Me. June 25.-Manager
Smith of Manchester. stated. tonight,
that he did not understand that Au-
gusta had quit the league and that he
should go there. tomorrow morning,
and play his games as scheduled. Word
was also received here. tonight. from
Manager Burns of Nashua. that he
should certainly play in Augusta, Fri
day and Saturday,.
The action of the Lowell manager
seems childish, to say nothing of the
erasping nature indicated. He is not
supported in his act by the rest of the
league. who have just as much AT
stake as he. as is shown by Managers
Smith and Burns stating that they will
fulfill their schedule.
If Manager Leighton ran against II
little hard luck and Manager Lake
! turned his back on him. refusing To-
give him the assistance and support
50 freely and cheerfully rendered by
! the other managers. the rest OF the
league will readily see who the person
is who takes the first step toward
smashing the league and should gov
! t.rn themselves accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
Love, Courtship and Marriage.

Gives truthful revelations on all love
affairs, troubles. marriage. and by proper
advice restores lost affection. reunittS the
separated, settles lovers quarrelS. tells
YOU when and whom you will marry AMI
how Ia win the man or woman YOU love,
and how to make your husband or wife
be true to you. and how to oVerpower
all your enemies: gives fun secret how To
control and charm any one you love or
meet.
He Never Fails to Give Perfect Satisfaction.
You are told how to avoid weakness.
warned against all treacherous friends.
Locates buried treasures, mines, old es-
tates lost friends. etc.
This is the greatest opportunity to
know all.
He TELLS EVERYTHING.
All diseases positively cured without the
aid of knife or medicine No matter what
ais YOU come and see what can he done
by natures doctor. Satisfaction Suarln
teed. Hours 8 4. NJ. to L. NJ. closed
Sundays
Par|ors, No. 70 Winthrop St.
Half Price for Three Days Only.
Parlors so arranged that you meet no
other callers. Cut this out ana call i'm
mediately. -'"--''
All business strictly confidential.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
Cincinnati And Buffalo 1901

The personally conducted excursion
from Maine to the Christian EndeaVor
Convention at Cincinnati and the PAN
American Exposition At Buffalo viii
leave Portland, Thursday morning,
July eth. at $50 o'clock via the White
Mountains and Montreal AcComoda
lions en- route and at Buffalo have been
engaged for about forty and nearly
that number have registered. Mr.. T..
w. Packard of Lewiston will conduct
the Farmer Tour throughout, giving
four days at Cincinnati. four at iuf-
falo, one at Niagara Falls and stop
off privilege at Montreal. The Trans
portation Department of the Maine
c. +. Union has issued new ltin-
erary circular which will be mailed
upon application to Mr., Packard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

To the holders of the First Mortgage
bonds of the Augusta, HallOwell * Gardi-
ner Railroad Co.
Holders of the First Mortgage bonds nj
the Augusta, Haloweil Il Gardiner Rail
road may have the privilege of exchang-
ing their bonds for the new 4 per cent.
Convertible gold bonds of the Company.
which are secured by a mortgage upon
ali its property and franchises, the pres
ent outstanding bonds being taken and
the new ones given in exchange upon a
4 per cent. basis.
Anply at the office Of the Company or
to Geo f. Macomber, Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
Rest. Health and Comfort to Mother nm"
Child. L.

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING 81 ,n noe
clilirsn teething, softens the gums. rec lGes
Inflammation. allays q. pain. and c We wouie
euvt,, every mother who has suffering cni Ins
d. not let YOUR prejudice. nor the prsla%,scesr.
VI Nhers, stand bet Ween you aq bs ss sure"yes
-, x,;n,a,~ s,rS-t, follow the use OF Inss
~ asS,ne. :itimAlt used. Price So"' " wi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

Prof. Carl Perrin. prince Of all liferead-
ers, is now located in your city. The OPP
portunity of seeing this wonderful :e-
vealer of fate and master of the gift OF
clairvoyancy, should be embraced by
everyone in the city. a man who in hi ,
own peculiar way makes clear to YOU the
intricate phases of love. marriage ana
divorce; saves you from impending dan
ger when the point of ruin, caused
through unforeseen incidents. So great /;
his power that he viii tell Your fun
name and object of call without ask ng
a single question.
Prof Perrin by his advice brings success.
removes all family troubles and estrange-
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
STATE HOUSE.
Farmers Institutes Are Being Largely
Attended Throughout the State.
somc Of Tho Things Discussed al the Mcetinos
--Oshcr Capitol N,ws.

Inc institute work carried on under the
direction OF the State board of apricu,.
lure Is proving Of more interest than ever
this year. The meetings are largely ,t.
tended and the farmers are der;vinr muc,,
practical benefit from them. The wor.
begun so faVorably at Exeter, was carr.e
To a successful termination. clo.,p. Mir,
meetings at Corinna and Troy. Saturday
meetings were held at Lee. Carroll. Ken
duskeag. Stetson, Corinna and Troy last
week.
AZ me meeting at Lee Potato Culture
was discussed by George N. Holland. who
spoke at length. bringing out many points
OF interest and value. among them henp
careful preparation of the land nv GROW
ing some hoed crop upon it the previous
year. thorough mixing of the manure
with the soil, good seed. clean. Level cuI-
ture and protection from insects and
fungous growths. Gypsum was men
TONED as q valuable aid in potato grow
ing and the speaker advised its use in
spraying for the potato bug.
one OF the pleasing and instructive
features oil the Lee meeting was a lecture
on FRUIT culture" by +. w. Rane of The
New Hampshire Experiment station The
speaker urged all to interest themselye,
more IN this valuable branch of farming
saying that no one should be Withnut an
ample supply of fruit and that tho c,eex
We're very common where it would be n
profitable business venture as well tn
speaker advised studying local conditions
and setting those kinds and varieties which
had proved to be valuable for that local.
". frntS We're divided into three clas-
stS-tree traits, bush traits and small
fruits or the tree fruits the apple stand
prt-eminently at the head in this climate
and for our soil. The apple orchard
should be titled as well as the corn field
There should be no attempt to grow iva
crops on the land at the same time thera
fore yield up the orchard to the growth
OF the trees. Trees should be set we'll
apart, not more than IS trees to the acre
They should be pruned with care when
small and their tops should be shaped
This will avoid the cutting of large limbs
later on of the bush fruits he valuad
the currant the highest. 1t was easily
grown. was in good market demand and
could be raised at profit. The rasp-
berry, blackberry and gooseberry were
named as being of great value and ey-
plicit directions Were given for their
growth.
OF the small fruits. the speaker sail.
the strawberry stands easily at the head
He would have no garden complete with
out its Strawberries. To prolong the sea-
son and to fertiize the blossoms of the
imperfect Towering varieties there should
be two or more varieties in every garden
Subjects similar to the above are dis
cussed at the institute meetings Cues
tons are asked ana the benefit derived by
the farmers is great
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26
He Gives Advice on Business,

speculation. Investments. INSURANCE,
changes, travels, health. sickness. love.
divorce, marriage, lawsuits, separations,
wills deeds. mortgages, patents, claims,
collections, etc. He will tell YOU what
trade. business or profession YOU are
adapted for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-26

It's the little cUi,is that grow Int" blg
colds: the big colds that end Ia cUnsump
tion and death. Watch the title colds
DIR. Woods Norway Fino Syrnr.
m ". f&why II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19

cialmente la francesa? FL est6mago. 5Qu6
son las reclamaciones dplom aticas sino nego-
cios de caracter gastrico? Y los en- ba iadores
Gque son sino represeD tan tes d de los est6mag gos
dc sus respectivos pases?
lnglaterra es poderosa porque tiene adm
rabIemente desarrOll8do el instinto de la pro-
pia conservation; ell pueblo ing}6s Sc cuida en-
primer t6rmno de su est0me 20: sa be Que 81 no
dominara en- los mares, que 81 deiasen de arri-
bar sus costas las vitualias nece5arias para
mantener aqueilos insulares, estos Sc mort
rfan de hsmbre en- un par de semanas; cuaren-
ta miilones de est6magos reclama diaramen-
te su pitanza, para que DO les falte surcan
los mares esas estdpendas maquinas lie guerra
que Sc llatnan acorazados
u hombre en- ayuna barco sin las
tre eypue<to al naufrs gle; con ell est6mago
vacfo son fracasables to0as las empresas: <tri-
pas ilevan piernas.2 E! que da lie comer tiene
siempre raz6n, Y jamas ofende al favorecdo:
G1ame pan llamame tonic
La religion no oyida la nmensa i'm portan-
cia del est6mago, Ia oraci6o por excelencia
dice Ell pan nuestTo de cada sda da-
uosle hoY...o Luego viene 10 de perdonar
las deudas, etc.
Ffjense ustedes amigos mios: ell pan de
&cada dfa@,; no puede esperar maf1apa, es
cosa perentoria, ineudible. Cuando habIa S NJ
ell est6mago, TODD ell mundo boca abajo. Pri-
nero el pa para hoy; luego venga Ell amor,
Ia amistad el arte la ciencia Ia fiosoffa las
emociones esteticas, hasta ell placer del lujo,
del juego, los vicios. 49,. Todo 10 que listed es
quierar; pero despu6s de dejar satsfecho al
gran tiranO.
El est6ma go repleto vacfo hace al hom-
bre bueno malo; ell hombre, antes despues
de haber condo, ell tigre antes despu6s
de haber comido.
Para que Ell hombre pudiera jactarse de no
ser pariente de los irracionales seria precise
que careciese de estomago; por teDer vfs-
cera SO pone tantas yece5 al nive de los bru-
tos.
Una seT1ora muy amiga mia tepfa ca
tres bchos muy bien educados; IN perro de
Terranova, cato un gorri6n: ell gorri6n
andaba suelto los tres querfan muchfsi-
mo. Era muy curioso verlos conner juntos,
en- ell mismo plato sin refiir nunca. Tambi6n
dormian juntos, Ell cato entire las patas del can
Y ell gorri6n acostado sobre ell lomo del cato
La senora que viva sola, recibi6 IN teiegrama
con graves noticias de IN hermano suyo; echo
la llaye & ia puerta de casa, dejando ence-
rrados los tres amigos, Sc estuyo ausente
cinco das.
Al voIver, la recibi6 ell perro ensehandole
los colmillos; de cato gorri6n. mi ras5ro!
Supuso con sobrado fundamento que ell get
Sc habia comido al gorri6n, el perro al cato;
81 Sc descuida, el perro Sc come al anna
Nj mas al menos que los humanos. dEs-
tan ustedes conform )?
-iSf lSf!-grlta nos todos.
Ramiro Blanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
Buen servicio

Hace algunos dias dimos cuenta de haoer-
Sc extraviado dos parcs de espej juelos de oro,
protiedad de ndestro estimado ami go don Fe-
derico Sell6s, en- ell trayecto que media entire
Cagnas San LonrenZo.
Enterado el guardis insu'ar Luis Polo, hi
20 gestones para ell haliazgo hasta fnquirfr,
Dor conducto de Antonio Boada que IN tai Ma
riano (a) gel vieio1 encoDtr6 dichas prendas,
empefAndolas dias atras en- cincuenta centa-
vos & Rafael Rivera vecino de la cale de Gau
tier BenfteZ.
AL saber Rivera-segGn nos fDforman-
ana Ia polirfa tom6 carta en- ell asunto Sc pre-
seat6 en- esta redacci6n entr' gardo al admi-
nistrador los objetos aludiLos, los que estan
"a en- poder de su egitimo dueno.
Ce ebramns que re nos pFesente eSta oca-
si6n para dir,glr put stra t. icita ci6n al guar
3fa polo por ~ | 10 portaEte servieio.
Que no sea dltima vez qle los merezca
9 genie de Ia policf4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
Un joyen atropellado

Aver las tres media de la tarde, pudo
ocurrir una horrible desgracia cerca de la
farua ella del senior Blanco.
Un caro- electrico cue salia para Santurce
cogi6 al joven Bonifscio Corres montandole
en- las reoeS que lleva en- su parte anterior pa
ra eStos casos Gracias q ESQ fue trfturado
Rontfacfo por el vehiculo. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
solo sufri6 la fracture de un pie.
Correa es carpiDtero de o6cio, trabaja en-
la mueberia de don Julian Pacheco.
FL Edblico aterroriLo al presenciar el
inctdente. .
FL atrcpelIado refere que estaba distra1do
en- meoio de a yis, no Sc do cuenta De
veuiJa del troliy.
Para que no sc tepitan tan sensioles aeon
teeimientos, las autoridades de San Juan de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
CURIosIDADEs

! Los laponeses emplean para sus eaballos
Rraduras de paja.
En- China 81 <'unchS de lujo Sc compene
Rlo patos diyersos.
la palabra mas larga del idioma espafiol
Sesproporc cOnadf>imamepte
-C@ua milIa cuadrada de mar esta calcu-
n 4ae contiene l2S 900 600 de peces diversos
LOS em0udos del yapor <OceaDie1 son de
aIametro que pueden pasar trav6s de elos
Los cheques de Nueva York Londres
sfculan en- un solo mes, suman un valor
4 mayor qle todo ell orc y la plata del mum
Il Ia 4 1ndustria de la venta de sandwi
80 elarcltaa en- Loudres uDas 1000 per-
~ ehIre e as hombres &c carrera de ne
- Hotlmas de la fortuna
-" leeundidad de les mOScas llega re-
y bra Poi
Este insect1 hace cuatro posturas de hue
" de elias.
4 Ia detanci6u repentina de IN tren de
N 2se1tfl' cue lleva la veloci1ad de cuareDta
- - aluIas por hora, hace que los pasa jeros
VI - o' elactos del ch que de una caida de
" 20 un pueblo de Africa, sltusdo en- Is
II - aa Dahomey, Sc presta adoraci0n
"A iF'+7HteS, existiendo alf IN temple con
NH,..Io N..'I oe estes rrpties que cuidan de ali
stlns us haeitantes del pals para captarse
\ P9'las dc sus raros doses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
.CUENTO9 Y NARRACI0NES
e. GRAN rlRANO

.v,ca m diseursit0 81 que nos echo en- ell
,,,. An I .cuuiol NJ puedo resistir la
N'.-sf5a be rayro3ucr 10 que De Ell recuer-
Il EranJ- uas de Yeihte consorci0s que
Y, n5hsn0s tertufil, aquella nOche no Sc
ra fr6 evOmciJnaudo la conversation hasta
trarsr dpsde as corridas de toros hasta la
u 't@e parfectioilidad del ser humane.
Ind es verdad que hay un buen salto des-
II 81 ,rts de Pepe HiIo a. ideal del progreso
Bmano2
Agado Droblema, don Facundo, que hasta
Nio9ces habfa permanecido callado, tom6 Ia
Msbra para decir
Las grandes yerdades, las mas potentes,
oIyld&n con asonl brcsa facilidad. . i. 7 ST no,
\ \, orue0a "a que 30 acertan ustedes
@clfme que c0sa es la que fatalmente detlene
sdifculta la marcha Oct progreso moral, la
Sbe orlgna todos los males que sufrimos en-
Me- picaro mundo?
Las pasioues humans.
e egoismO.
e. imperio de Ia fuerza.
La diyergencia de criterios.
II La ambici6n.
--El fanatismo En- cualquiera de sus for
bs yariedades.
\ La guorancia ..
\ -iNada de ESQ, senores!-interrumpi6 pi6 don
$cDndo.-NeO que sc van ustedes por los ce-
Is de Ia dlosofia, de Ia psicologfa, etc, todo
Nque usteies han dicho que Sc puede sinteti-
N compendiaT decir en- dos palabras &, Ell
H6mago'S Ese, ese es gran tirapo de la hu-
anidad! Es IN poema flos66co aquella ia
8tsa aleluya
Quen por conner 40 Sc mata..
\ 10 dsmas es patarata.
Il Gaeras, di5turbios, penaS, cavilaciones,
bciIiaS, trabaios, 10 que sc llama Ia Iucha
" la vida 6es, en- suma, otra cosa que la ne
*idsd de atender al tirano?-Si pudi9ramos
kprImir ell est6mago harfamos del mundo un
ATaiso, porque dyorciados de ESQ vii saco
Rmbranoso habriamos suprimido un uoventa
u clento de las pasIones de las enfermeda-
II yde las penas
II FL amor mismo (me reaero al novIo de Ia
Rqusl el cariho que hace de los lazos de la
pgre de Ia conYeniencia, son afecciones
praeS que estan supeditadas en- Ell est0mago;
Ne un sabiO refran En- la casa donde no hay
flna todo es mohina
Z Para los que Sc caSan enamorados sin gran
reeursos para atender las exigencias es.
Paeaes, que Sc contentan, por ell prGnto
81 clastco pan y cebolla, se escribi6 aque-
b Rqulntla
Sed con cebolla felices,
cue va ell diablo tentador
pedlra amor perdices.
Iuego... perdiz amor,
luego.... solo perdices
5Qutn ha planteado ell trascendental pro-
ma del socialismo, que tai vez SO resolve ra
81 presente Siglor Ell est6mago. GQuien
Promoyldo las grandes revoluciones, espe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
Tribuna1es

El Ju1gado municipal de San Francisco
cita al individuo Asunci6n Roman para un jul
clio 6e faltas Que Sc lie sigue por hurt"
Sc ha declaredo en- suspension de pagos Ell
comerciante de Juana Diaz don Rafael E Vaz-
guez.
La Corte de Distrito de Mayagdez libra las
siguieptes requisitorias:
Una contra Jose Rodriguez Garcia, s1bdito
espaflol acusado de contravencion.
Otra contra Francisco Tomas nj feliciano
de Las Marfas en- causa sobre lesio: es.
Otra contra Maximno Suare7, de aqueila
ciudad, encausado por heridas
El velntlsiete del cofrieDte ceiebra+a ls
vista rdbHica de Ia caDsa incoada contra San
tiago Vazquez por rapto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19
Il castillo de la Patti

ea u oueu ndmero de amerlcanos ests ran
A. y en- el remste en- que la magnffca
Crais Nos de Mdme. Patti pasara
pues de su casamiento con Ell Baron
F...ol4' n,..4 Mime. Patti decidi6 pssar a ma
a. osl ano, incluso e verano. con sus
! - ea i.ondres, y de consiguiente Craig
Aema alara en- esa ciudad proximamen-
@a1os hAbitantes de Loudres han hecho
sol esta hcca, Mdme. Patti fde indu-
n d aeentes de la Patti han preparsdo IN
n a. sulen-o Ia propiedad, e cual es una
kEs aIte, con msgnificos grabado. mGsics,
&C. Uhicamente 80 han impreso dos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19

eientos eiempafes de esta edci6n de lujo, 10
cual indica que espera un gran n1mero
de postores.
Ell castillo Sc ofrece al pdblco con sin
muebles. Estos son de gran valor, incluy endo
obras de arte collector adas por Nine. Patti
La maCnifcencia de las afombras, cortina jes
Y demas sdorno5 del castillo, 10 hacen riVali-
zar en- BELIEFS y uio con cualquiera otra resi-
dencia real en- Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-19

ben disponer que los motoristas toquen la
campana de ayiso intramuros.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09
NrhrnTka.
Gr9it beaaar SelpmorS.

aearnp, 4oe Sui. ,Sor at unbgaa
arreit for en- Del itIGnoise 9eifplo.
ringer besif Raitor -. IS. groofer.
melt fienbt / oenne Gel AT Staten ioul
"Gopbun Rreiten". SeIpmoro. Sbe.
riifen foin bio for at eretpere arreit-
orore moo Treitcn, heitplot for for.
brpoerif 6orbolo til 9arriet Gong.
mate. iom bapoe p9rer en- intim Ben
al 9rooferinmiIien. Wr. 8roofer
erflGreoe lin l~lifuloiabeS iii Sberir.
fen % mcOens ncune traaoie no Tor
al fiuoe ell Sasi ior i'm Sauee. ifieD
9reiten ia. San eiierlaber enfe %
ier Barn, bnorai en- Ssn err epange.
lit Brett | Sbeloon. Reb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-09

g. 90. Sopce, Safe Mins. en- gp,
iom ifaI faIbes Gornlanb, ifaI aabnes
mtot' Traften. og en- sSsernbane bpg.
ges til Den fra Irmitrong. 5000
Icres at benne manufacturing err MI
benoret me6 Gpling.
Sprprrferibranb.
Siour Gitp. Ste SuIi. $4,000
bIep tabt iom en- Sslge al en- soel9g.
senbe 9ranb Snsbog @ftermioooe
neo Smaasutters Chronological meo
Smeaus al Sprp9rferi. ct fort
a1iIff,ir, Ter Suie, tilbprenbe Ben be.
rpgtebe "geo Bug Hop" os en- Del
al Ssibanen bIep fort9ret. ct. 81.
mo SoteI, bet 9Ibite Sotel / gpen,
brGnote. 4lIffuret nar tont, oe
Smaagutterne IeeeSe | Sopbineene
meo 5irecraders. granben nobrsb,
fsr @utterne nibite Sroet al, % no
breote fig burtiet til belle gpsninsen.
Sarlis Chr paa Sralle.
Siour gitp, Ste SiiIi, ct Sef.
tionsmanboifb gift tibIig ieaarmor.
ges no paa en- Srale ("Sonb.gar")
% tog Siour Gttp & Hocifie Sporet
til Shompions 9uno. go Wil neoen.
for 9pen msbte Sranen ct Yasioger.
fog. Sobn a~nberion iaa 2ofomoti-
bet og Lob neb / @rsften peb Sporets
Sibe; men Seftionsformnnben Gin.
orep anoerion os Sobn 8roiun felte
SommenItsoet. gromn bebe ire Ii.
mer ienere. @nbrep Inoerion tit en-
SOB fnuIt, en- lrm bruffet og ct Ben
beIfabiget. Sranen bleo fnuit /
Smaaftpffer.
Sbumas s. 8arS faffet.
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