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The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
DIED AT 2:15."
How the Last Message Came to
0skaloosa.

The great crowds that swarmed
about the telegraph Office and THE
HERALD bulletin board Friday even.
ing when the news concerning Presi'
dent Mckinley began to be discour,
aging, came and went for hours. Al
ten O'Clock they were told that life
was only question of short time,
and many went home. AT eleven o.
clock came the news of his parting
interview with Mrs. Mckinley and
the announcement that he was un-
conscious. The crowd then thinned
out and those who remained crowd
ed into the telegraph Office and lis
tened attentively to every click of
the key. Slowly the moments crept
along until midnight, and the only
bulletin that came said, President
is still alive, but unconscious. AT
midnight the telegraph office which,
by the way, has been very free with
its service, closed and the remnant
of the crowd took it's departure.
1t had been previously arranged
that as soon as the inevitable hap
pened, the men at the fire depart
ment would be notified and the bell
tolled So times, one tap for each year
of the presidents age. But who was
to keep the vigil? The question is
,,po,p,n,a no tha Instinct Of a paupp
paper man would not let him sleep
under such circumstances if he tried.
The writer and Richard Burke of the
Times stood in the rain and watched
the last man disappear toward his
home and they then went to the Iowa
telephone office to camp for the
night, or until the last sad message
came. Here everything was as
silent as the tomb, except that now
and then the operator, Miss Arm
strong, answered call, or trembled
as the lightning came in over the
wires and knocked dozen or more
of the drops down.
Each half hour, one or the other
of the watchers called up the Leader
and Register offices in Des Moines
successfully, and got the latest bull
letins. They all told the same story,
president is still alive but cannot
survive long" At 1885 a, m. the OPP
orator was asked to call the Register
again, and as she approached the
board a drop fell, and she stopped to
answer the call. 1t was an open
message from Chicago, and contain
ed only FIVE words, president died
at two fifteen" So the end was told
and in thirty seconds more Mr.. Pal
mer, of the fire department, was
telling the sad news with the meas
ured beats of the fire bell.
The difference in Central and East
ern time is one hour. 2:15 in Buffalo
was 1:15 in Oskaloosa, which made
it possible to hear the news appar
entity 80 minutes before death ensued
In reality, however, just 81 minute
elapsed from the moment the spiri
took it's fight, until it was told il
Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
Remarkably Fine Samples Of Corn EX-
hibIIed by MahaslGa RaIsers.

THE HERALD Office is showing some
very fine samples of corn that was
raised in the county in spite of the
drought that has reduced the crop in
some places.
S, W. Noe raised a fine crop on the
o. H. Vance farm in West Harrison
township half mile east of Much
akinoch. There were six ears of the
corn brought to THE HERALD by Mr..
Vance who said that there had not
been any special pains to select the
best of the crop. The six ears weigh
ed nine pounds when takenifrom the
fields and after four days drying
showed eight aud a half pounds.
Two of the ears measured thirteen
and half inches in length and the
least of the others was twelve inches
long. The crop will yield fully fifty
bushels to the acre.
Warren Whitlatch bringsus anoth-
er sample illustrating the excellence
of the crop that he has raised. The
corn he shows was raised on the old
Underwood farm in West Des Moines
township 1t is of a golden yellow
and a fine variety, great twelve inch
ears we'll filed out and solid. The
field will yield not less than fifty
bushels to the acre and in some of
the places it will run far in advance
of this figure The variety is called
"Old Frederick"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
RAISED THE MONEY.
s'Pickwick Club" Entertainment
An Unqualified Success.

The "Pickwick Club" an organi-
cation of number of the younger
mem bers of the Episcopal church
gave 'Children's Carnival" on the
w. III. Kalbach lawn last evening for
the purpose of creating an addition
to their fund for the purchase of an
altar rail for the new Episcopal
church building. The entertainment
was very enjoyable affair and the
young people were entirely success
full in their efforts to raise funds.
The carnival was an entertainment
planned and carried out by the young
people. There was an almost endless
entertainment for those attending
and an evening of rare pleasure was
enjoyed. Among the entertainments
was midway" with all its attrac-
tions and aide issues, all for nomi-
nal cost. The menagerie was there
and so was the fortune teller and the
gallery of old masters. Jack Hor-
ner's pie was another feature and re-
freshments were to be had for the
asking. Ice cream, cake and coffee
were served by those assisting the
little folks and they were we'll pat
ronized. Miss Alice Frost was a
flower girl and dispensed little
punches of sweetness during the car
nival.
The entertainment opened about
seven O'Clock and was well attended
The net proceeds of the occasion a
mounted to about $40 and the young
people are we'll pleased with the sue
cess of their efforts.
The Pickwick Club is an organiza-
ton of a number of the younger
children of the church. When the
new church talk was started these
children became imbued with the
idea that they must do something
toward the accomplishment of the
great desire of the church, The club
was the result. These little people
pledged SIS for the purchase of an
altar rail and plate for the new
church and they have accomplished
the object of their organization by
the entertainment last evening at the
Will Kalbach home. They have
raised more than the necessary a.
mount and the rail has been ordered.
Some of the older workers in the
church bow low to the determination
and earnestness of these children in
their work.
The membership of the club is as
follows: Marian. Smith, Mabel Moss,
Marie Kalbach, Grace Sewers, Gladys
Hoffman,, Zera Worth, Lee Kalbach,
Willie Moss, Polly Wolcott.
The work of this littlelbody of PEG
pie has been crowned with success
and the club will now rest for the
time being and givelthe other guilds
a chance. After the church is erect
ed there may be a reorganization
effected for the purpose of interest
| ing all the younger children of the
church as this little bodySof faithful
ones has been. The possibility OF
great good has been taught through
the workings of the Pickwick young
sters.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
Fine Peaches,

Mahaska county can raise peaches,
and as fine in flavor and quality IS
those raised anywhere, and this is
evidenced by the elegant samples
which have been brought to this Of
fee. VIM. Bailey, of First avenue
east, has tree in his yard that has
more than five bushels on and is a
sight to behold. Mel Freeman, of
Madison township, shows samples
from few small trees he has and
they are of the finest flavor and some
measure from to 10 inches in cir
conference. He will have IL or IA
bushels of them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
GOOD WORK GOES ON
$4,000 Has Already Been Raised
for Y. M. C. A. Building.

During the last three weeks gifts to
the amount of three one thousand
dollars have been added to the build
ing fund which now amounts to $685.
900. Secretary Lacy Is for. 1.-THE pres
emit giving his entire time to this
work, and those who have not yet
given can save much labor and time
of the committee by not waiting to be
called on, but volunteer their sub
scriptions.
So many people have told Mr.. Lacy
in his calls upon them, that they
really had had no adequate conception
of what can and has been accomplish
ed by the work of the association
when properly equipped, that it ap-
pears of interest to give few brief
words of testimony from.men prom
inently before the public, who have
given time and study enough out of
their busy lives to be presidents and
other officers of this great work for
men.
VIM. Mckinley who was president
of the Canton, Ohio, Y. M. Q. A. and
as President of the United States, has
maintained his interest and writes in
letter, 81 congratulate you on your
splendid cause, the hottest in which
man ever engaged. Your association
not only leads to Christian life, but
to good citizenship.
Theodore Roosevelt writes, at is a
peculiar pleasure to me to bear testi-
mony to the great good done by the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The average individual will not spend
the hours in which he is not working
in doing something that is unpleas
ant, and absolutely the only way
permanently to draw average men
from occupations and amusements
that are unhealthy for soul and body
is to furnish an alternative which
they will accept. hope that you will
keep up the work for the army and
navy"
Benjamin Harrison wrote last May:
81 think the first institution of which
l was ever president was the Young
Mems Christian Association of In
dianapolis. / have ever since had an
interest in this great organization
and have watched its growth and de-
velopment and the increase of its in
fiuence for good morals and decency
in our community with great admir-
alton, and have been glad to have
had such an association with it,"
Grover Cleveland believes that,
"When it is considered that the sub
jects of their efforts are to be the &C
tive men for good or evil in the next
generation, mere worldly prudence
dictates that these associations should
be aided and encouraged. Their in
crease and fiourishing condition re-
feet the highest honor on the Amer
lean people"
1.-THE Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION is a great factor in pro
noting good government, good morals
and good citizenship. "-W.B. Allison
Similar letters have been received
by the association from Sec'y. Long,
Sec'y. Wilson, Gen. Wheeler Admiral
Watson, and many others, and it is
gratifying to see the evident intention
of Oskaloosa to care for her young
men.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
WATER CURE FOR CHRONIC
CONSTIPATION

Take two cups of hot water half an
hour before each meal and just before
going to be-, also a drink of water, hot
or cold, about two'hours after each meal.
Take lots of outdoor exercise-walk,
ride, drive. Make a regular habit of
this and in many cases chronic consti-
patton may be cured without the use OF
any medicine. When a purgative is re-
CURED take something mild and gentle
Ike Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by
ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
REAL ESTATE DEALS
Transfers of Mahaskn County LOIS and
Lands Filed For Record.

Rees, Samuel and wife to John
Matuscik, pit sw SO 1l-741 IS 500 90
Bunker, John A and wife to
Henry W Sawyer, lot 4 blk
Atwood s ad, New Sharon 900 90
Braslin, Mary Ann to Gath
crime Brasliu, lot in sub
div M sw Sc 31-75-15 ...... 1926 90
Fa Kiss, Cedelia D and hus-
band and John Carl Strong
and wife to WilliamHReilly
lot 4 blk 50 o p Oskaloosa, l, 300 90
Evans Coal 20 to VIM I Nc
Grit, eL Sc NV 77-15......... $50 90
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
A COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me to speak a
few words in favor of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1 suffered for three
years with the bronchitis and could not
steep at nights. l tried several doctors
and various patent medicines, but could
get nothing to give me any relief until
my wife got a bottle of this valuable
medicine, which has completely relieved
new. S. BRocKMAN, Bagnell, Mo.
This remedy is for sale by
ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
STOOD DEATH OFF.

Z B. Munday, a lawyer of Henrietta,
Tex, once fooled a grave-digger. He
says: MY brother was very low with
r1alarial fever and jaundice. l per-
suadcd him to try Electric Bitters, and
he was soon much better, but continued
heir use until he was wholly cured. l
am sure Electric Bitters saved his life. y
This remedy expels malaria, kills disease
germs and purifes the blood; aids diges-
ton, regulates liveri kidneys and bowels,
cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous
diseases, kidney troubles, female COM
paints; gives perfect health. Only SOC
al
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
The Modern WAY.

Coummends itself to the well-informed
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was formerly done in the crudest man
ner and disagreeably as well. To
cleanse the system ard break up colds,
headaches, and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful Ii
quid laxative remedy, Syrup of Fl S.
Made by California ig Syrup Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
HE MUST CONFESS.

Dear Sir:-I used the White Wine of
Tar Syrup you sent me, and must con-
Tess derived more benefit to my lungs
from it than from any remedy l have
ever tried and cheerfully recommend it
to everyone having any kind of lung
trouble. Yours truly,
A. M. HUMPHREY,
Minister of the Baptist Church.
Trilla. Coles Co., Illinois.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
A NIGHT OF TERROR

awful anxiety was felt for the wild
ow Of the brave General Burnham, of
Machias, Me, when the doctors said she
would die from Pneumonia before morn
ing" writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln. who at
tended her that fearful night, but she
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which had more than once saved her
lite. and cured her Of Consumption,
After taking she slept all night Fur
timer use entirely cured her" This mar
Vicious medicine is guaranteed to cure
all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases,
Only SOC and $Ioo. Trial bottles free
at d..
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19

Mr.. G. A. Stillman, a merchant OF
Tampico. ILL.,, writes" FOLEY'S KID
NEY CURE is meeting with wonderful
success. 1t has cured some cases here
that physicians pronounced incurable. |
myself am able to testify to its merits.
My face today is living picture OF
health. and FOLEYS KIDNEY CURE
has made it such"
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
CENSUS ENUMERAToR CLAW

who is also editor of The Herald at
Howe Ind. Ty., writes:
To Whom 1t May Concern Il was a
sufferer from stomach trouble until l
was induced to try bottle of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, and want to say
that in my opinion it has no equal as a
stomach remedy. l bad tried many diff
ferent remedies, but none with the happy
results of DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
G. A. CLAwsoN, Howe, Ind. Ter.
Sold by
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
Naw sealInr Wax

A form OF sealing wax has appeared
which differs from the ordinary stick
wax by being inclosed in glass tube,
from which 1t flows when the tube is
heated,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19

A woman's never too old to be hand
some never too old to be young again,
il she takes Rocky Mountain Tea. $50.
BERTscH- BoAL DRuG Co
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19

"a had running sore on my leg for
sever years." writes Mrs. Jas. Forest, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis, "and spent hun
dreds of dollars in trying to get it heal
Ell. Two boxes of BANNER SALVE
entirely cured it." Beware Of substi-
tutes.
GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19

GREEN & BENTLEY DUG Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
THE CORN CROP.

GREEN & BENTLEY DRUG Co
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12

DR.. Telmage err som lt vii forsaaes af enhver, der kjender hans Beremmelse
e. Worker, nedt til at erbeiie meget haardt og han kundgler den kiendsgJermug
for hAe Veraen, at han amd eter Oyerarbeide og Uduauese hr fundet lT.
Greenes Nevura Bod og Nerve Mddel at were nebp deL sons jenophVer % OPP
bygger hee Legemet
Naar IN saadau Mand, q anerkiendt Folkets Icder o. LPrer. we'd sit skrevne
Vidnesbvrd bekrafarat Differences Nevura Bld og Nerve Middel hr hjulpetham,
og at han anbeEher diets Brug tor Gjenophvehe eer Overabetde. Ila glenoprette
Systeues Syrke. Energi, Ncrvekraft og Lyskrft mar diSe AT en- eWer anden
GIund er tabt svekkede ener angrebne, kan lie Syge ener lidende, d q Svage,
Kmflese, dem udeu EnTgi og Frenadstreben, de der r blevne mpdlose
og tungindige we'd gjentagne mislykkedc Forog paa felhredeiaai Nirkeheheden
allie. som behover en styrkeCiyende Og sundhedsopbyegende Medicin, drnge nyt
Uab af del store Pr4dikants Ord, at Dr. Gp@nes Nervua nstnp er let cue Middle
bandt allie andre. som gNerd dem den table Sundhed og Strke nlbage. Frenfor
allie andre Midhr, kiendte som ForaarmediGner, T DIR. Greenes Neryura Bod x
Nerve Miide Diet enc sikre Sundhedsmhde, og dcs reusende. styrkende og liz
piyende Vnkninger gsr Diet Ill det Middel, SON ALE seger der der at Foraars
svrkkelse, set Bld, svagc Never, rsg Fordejelse, Lever og Nyresygdomme.
Dete n detb edre FoMs Styrkemiidel og Oplyesesnbdde, Nerden kender.
Rev. Dr. Talmages Adresse er 14o0 Massachusetts, Ave, Washington, /. G. og
hn meddeler hde Verden, at han hr hrugt Dr. Greenes Nervura Bbd OK Nerve
Middel med vidundenlge Resulanr, og at han aulefher Diet I'll allie son 81 Ly-
pier ener Oyerarteide. TIyoredes kan Du betenke Dig pa at BRUCE let efter
e n sa krafig Anbefahng?
Tusk at Dr. Greenes Nervura Hhod og Nerve Middel er like e. Patentmedidn,
men g regular Lagos Forkrtt en- opdageise at DR., Greene 30 " iAh Str New
York CITY utynlsomt den NEST sukcesfulde lage til Helredese af nevme, 70
nike og langvarge Sygdomme, o. att han kan bive konsulteret uden Detailing let
hyrt Tifelde enten personhg eler skriftig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12

Man fan ogiua Iasgs iis til Den
llpdue at fore Nsiboug." leIo ON
man life fsler 3rang Oertil fra isrlt
al. Wien be ioar maj glerne betlIe
fpr Worpen uso at osnte lGnge pda
Ssonsn ON 4ftsnen sler Deb at
paugne op ON Rdtien. Wliooags
Igpn trGuees fun at I~auoanns. iom
maa urbeipe ON Ratt2n elIer ION /
0oaens SOB maa auitrenge Jig III
BET poerIts ~ tropsIigt eller aanotgt.
De, Iom liosr al Rsrpsiitet. bsr
l9a9e Iig / SGRn ON Gftermtoodger
"a p9re padfrros. iii afteus mlu
be inotdes let forosieIig Wao, ii9r
bpis Rsrpslioslierne. Iom be ofie
pleisr, er iorbuuoR msp en- ir0g
Stolgang.
3 9sgsr % Blade anbefaIss ea
Mtasie Mibsr mob Ssonlssheo.
Oct beoite, ION tan lt9es on Dem et.
at be tan i~rsmbrinee en- mtblsrttoi9
9eosoelIe, men alprig en- %pirtelig p.s
perto0ssnos Sspn. Sruges De Ian
9sre lib, Dirt.r be ilet iise, 0rtber
man oa til ben ubpsi al tass tore
Doier, blir Rerperne rent soeldgts.
qt tags ig ct Bah er oerimoo Al an
befale. Gubper peo, al toloe % lttrtt
opbeospe Bah pirtsr p1tisnoe, luHtne
perimoo i~sDnbpsisnoe. D<rmeO CT
ben ristiss anOsnpelie giOen. aoios
Omilas sjsr ogida COB ajensits. liar
uaar De paaN Sluoer I9sges ooei
gldtttn % 8d9bopeost. oDsr Utdoen
eaer 9qaaens. st 9las 2tmonao:
pleier ogiaa at anbsfalss. Tn
prciesior Tiger; "29l langiomt III
10. Sig /, naar ou puiter no. 2,
naar pa Oruser puiten IND piO. GoC
al fororipe uoeotommeuos laafef,
bsr ou foreitias big Suleue itrspn'
,uer trptR." 8amIs Rant Tiger ! I'm
goa "Sinosts arait": "5sg bier
utaalmopis oper. al leg life 'uno'
Iops, "a ere6 "a til bet itriite Vaioo.I
at tait, mine 1dntsr paa en- snis!t
liaeanloia Ting % bolo. ale Sio.-
fursFininasr burte. NdHss. ION
liosr al Sepnlssbep. pIsisr Of I'll
brinas 3iosu / inesrIia Bon os Ssloi
prspslis. aioris Tan man 'omm.
Sub Iaa mar os is iig islo os IN
ss.n Gl,nnigbeo ida Hart Tom ! ison.
leis Rattttimsr. Spenpad en- Sam
tale m.o CUB tpmmsr ID en- title o.
~pelaisrenoe 9lunp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12

funbs ronbe oper. procesfion,n. bOos
ale SIoss Risrstsier beltos, itanbfebe
paa ben sumle Green Bah Del peo
Ririesaarbsportsn, bDorisiennm ben
rrDrrbise somle Wanps Gig bleD baa-
ret.
aenniion bar ct 2so. iom forbonot
H~ationens 8arnbom meo otns Iproie,
truftise llnsbomsalber. pa ban bIeo
fsbt. bar Waibinston A aar sammsi.
ps geniamia Jrantlin bar en- flittia
fremabftrebenbe Mono poa 30 4at.
5un git / lit 40os aar ba 2lot,eu /
Saarnet paa SnNpenosnee Soll uorirs
gebe Gribeosbubfabet ben Sierbe SUI
Ii 1776. 5ultons fsrite Dompfib sjor.
be fin Yrspet,ir paa Suoionfoben
1907, ba 8snniipn bupbe fnlbt ut 80pe
aar. San par 81 4ar, Do ben fsrite
Dampjerubdne, Mobaipt &c 9uoion.
blep aabnst / 1881.
9arpers Montblp Maga5ins fer
December 1851 omtalte Siitpritereu
Benjamin 5. Sosiine a%snHiion iaules
bes:
Den enefte at belle bin ganoe CHE
partiet). er, iaaoiot pioss, enonu
blunbt be lepenpe. pa inbep9renbe
Iarhunbrtos srpeos, bar ban n9itsa
70 qdr gummel, oe MI / en- 4lper II
lis Iar bstl9ber Sapib aenniion |
Gbucago ben pistise Sitting Tom ben
eneite gienIsOenoe uf Sbepartiet / so.
ton. 9a Nebitriperen i 1848 faTsbs
ben beodssOe patripts portret og
eserbenbise llnoerfrift, boeN ban
bIanbt fremmeoe oe upioenoe ON, at en-
at bans % gern eriiterebe.
Gn 0atter leper snbnu, % oa bun
blep unoerrettet ON i'm Sars griitencs
peo OHentlisgjprelIen uf hans porz
tr9t | S~ielbbpsen, ilebe bun til BAN
cs MI pleier bum patriartsn, iom grab
big sadr oper til ben 9rapens LANCE
og frebelige Sspn."
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
4oe marts 1901 90 1901.
Sbomas 5eHerion % Wm.W tRinlep.

Den fsrite pr9itbent, iom 6leD inos
piet / bet 1919 @drhurorepes Rorgen,
6eo Thomas 5eTsrion, og ben fsrite
/ BET 2ODe Qdrbunbreoe. ION netop er
besnnDt, beoer Wiuiam Ucainlep.
De 5oreneoe Slater q en- 5reolss
rurgs Magt, Oa Ssferion idtte lt5
/ praitoerritoIen, og b 6dpoe life
mere at itge / oeune 8eroen sno Bel
qien o. Sperise MI bar. gefoltnins
aen ubqiorbe As Wiqiousr, ION
bpeoe iprett ~siterfor Aaes6eupsg Bier
acne, meoens fun e Bar hunorsH
tuferb boUoe rnttst frsm til 5srress
Zee. Rentudn ca OFio. paa. buroreOs
Mar er De Goreneos Stdt,r bisrns i'll
ct @eroensrige, Tom itrrttsr Fg frd
0tlnnter6opet til S~ti1eboost, %
grriioert WcRinlsp Itpr,r E. 5oi',
rom uooisr pper rs Miriorer.
Thomas Sefsrion par ben tsrfte
Grpdniions preitoent; ban tis6te al
5rdntrig ZEN tore 2anoitrGtnu1s.
Iom Osngang ta,otss 2%Ouif5ond os nj
uoqisr Staten at famine Ram idnt
5taterne qrtarids, Ttsiouri, Soma,
4anfas. Re6rdftd, @nomtng, Utons
tana, De TO 0utotasS Slater, en- itor
Del al Minreiotd "a Gotcruoo og Jn>
oidn Eerritorp neo O~tIubomd. Ihca
mas 5eTsrion ldaoe oper 100000
Rouordtnil iii bet QduopmrGdoe. ioni
bans Sorgieuotre George Wafhsngton
"a ,Sobu Iodms bapoe itpret. Den
reits grpdniious gr9itoeHt bar
S,amss q. polt, ipm laSbe SerGs,
Oregon mso Soubc % Wafbingtpn,
California ga 3erritorterre Rem
Wsrico % glri3ora til Be JoreueSe
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su,r Grpdriion AZ ct MI fore Rtge
foretpoes unbsr Qrritoert 4ronp
S,obnfon. bpis Stutsfe,ret1r nil
liam 8. Setuaro ,isbts bet usierots
9tlafa at Rusloro ! 1867. Ghuftd &c
II nuturIi1 6tnieenoe qmeritas Rorse
% pil oItuot for en- Ttpr De bti be-
foltst at MUuo % Rptuoer fra BET
bsie Roro.
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liam WcGtnl.p, er ogidd en- Grpdrs
iioniH. 2igeiom SeFerfon, pott og
qnorttp Sobuion bar ban fipttet W1r'
ieItenene omtring bort Solssoos
lpuatre III, og for at iunne gisre BET
bar ban Tenot Stih bort til nosle
Ger. bpordf en- Del fieaer ! Rarhoeu
al pore auitsr. meoens andre er ian
lanai fra os. al Re aeogrrTit tiIhsrer
oen qamie 9sroep. ION bar Ulsnneit's
II9gtens 8ugge.
Rurl ben fsmte at Spdnien tuno'
zoe, at Solen dIbris git nso / bans
Rice. ioet ban bopoe geitooelier
europa, 2liisn % ameri,d. Ok Dor
eneoe Staters 9orgsre fan iiee Del
famine ON 1T Rige, Tom Wilium re
ainlep MI itprsr. Soler it1dr op pda
Silipinerne, isrsuo osus itofte Strdds
Ter bar forldot Stirebapstpftens
2anoe / 8eit.
De Iorersoe Stoiers pr9fioent er
5leotn Iigeida mrgtig ION Gsarsn AZ
Rusldno, aeilsrsr at 2pitldno %
aorgen al GuqIano. Dan er mrgtis
acre eno QrRIioentsn at Jrdntrig,
Tisut bet er / Wanos Riuoe, at
Grautriss Orb sialot met / Ratio
uerues Ruoo. Qae andre Gprfter /
ben odmle 8sroen sr Tom Smdugutts-
mob Qmeritas grriioeut.