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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
HOME TREATMENT FOR CANCER.

DR.. D. NJ. Bye's Balny Oils, for cancer.
is a positive and painless cure. Most
cases are treated at home, without the
service of a physician. Send for book
telling what wonderful things are being
done by simply amounting with oils. Inc
combination is a secret; gives instant re-
lief from pain, destroys the cancer mi-
crobes and restores the patient to health.
Thousands Of cancers, tumors. catarrh.
ulcers, piles and malignant diseases cured
in the last eight years. II not afflicted, cut
this out and send IL to some suffering
one. Address DR.. D. M. Bye Co. Drawer
5C5, Indianapolis, Ind.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
CURIOUS LITTLE STORIES.


chicago News.
A traveller in japan says: Il stood on the
Tokyo platform holding a six-ineh cube OF bird
cage wherein perched a small canary. The
last train which could carry me 20 my steam
er az Yokohama was about 70 leave, but without
me, II appeared. was in charge OF live ami
and placed IN a special compartment allotted
70 cattle. sheep, tigers. birds or anything that
breathed not human. A little japanese girl
standing BY laughed. whipped out some pieces
OF rice paper, fastened them round the cage
and behold. had only parcel now. but my
hospitality. took me 70 her mothers home and
gave me tea and caught the belated steamer
after all"
London Newspaper tells this anecdote:
Last evening strolling policeman was pass
ing the barrow OF costermonger who was
Weighing out plurns 70 a customer. The coster,
plum as overweight. The policeman. as police
men do. took a casual plum as his perquisite.
But the bitter was bit. for his teeth ground
hard upon the iron simulacrum OF a plum. IL
balance. Nov. what could q policeman DO? As
a gentleman he could neither prosecute. for the
situation was a delicate one. nor steal
business asset. He took the right course He
returned the iron plum 20 the stall and took a
real o=e.
when Lord Palmerston was premier Of Great
Britain he took over the colonial office for
time during the absence OF Lord John Russell
a foreign mission. HIS first question Of the
permanent secretary Of the department was
Mr.. Merlvale. where are the colonies?' He
manage the British empire. you know" he
said. hut never could understand my latl-
tudes ard lorgitufes or make out where the
British empire isn't"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
A soapIess Land.
Exchange.

Exchange.
In spite OF the fact that India Is under Brit
ish rule and that American medical colleges
are sending each year score more OF their
graduated physicians. both men and women, to
India to teach the natives how to live, and as
well how 10 be cured Of natural ailments. X Is,
nevertheless, a fact that soap is veritable
curiosity. 1t is rarely, II ever, seen, and never
Is kept in TIE stock OF native shop.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
Eccentric Love,

Towne-'T suppose the real trouble with
the summer girl is that she loves not
wisely nor even too we'll"
Browne-"Oh, no! Her trouble Is that
she loves too little and too short
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
Official Organ Of Southern
Cotton Growers Association

The Seu1i-Weekiy Journal r. the ON
eta urwmn % the Southern Cotton
Growerss Protective AsSociation- the
only cfacial paper Of that organi@S-
ton and hereafter all ofncial com
municstinns OF the assoctation's ON
cers. and an matters pertaining % Us
aEafrs viii appear IN these columns.
The Journal also invites members o.
the association and cotton growers ana
farmers generally % use It's columns
for the expression % such views AM
suggestions as may b OF interest and
value 70 the Agricultural interests OF
the south.
IRE Journal win devote each week
tW5 columns. IS requested BY the as
Eociaticn. 20 a Cotton Department
IN which viii appear the official COM
municatious % the association and
such statistical and other Information
as hears upon the work OF the asso-
citation and an matters % Interest 70
southern cotton growerG
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
syrup suaarIna.

i. ]. w, Lyons. Ga.
Please give through The Journal a rec
ipe to prevent syrup from sugaring. My
syrup will sugar before I can make it
thick enough.
Answer: Syrup will sugar very quickly
when boiled too thick or to too great a
density. That is. as you say, your trouble
You must not boil It to so great density
The only correct way, to find out when
you have boiled your syrup to the right
density TO prevent its turning to sugar is
TO purchase a cycrometer and place It in
the last section Of the juice, and when
the condition Of the syrup reaches a den
sity Of 50 degrees draw II promptly off.
After the sugar is extracted from syrup
Il can then be boiled down to a consid-
cradle density, which product makes mo-
lasses. You can buy a cycrometer at any
large hardware store. II this is not used
you can tell by taste about what time to
draw the syrup of, or when ii has cooked
sufficiently.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23

Subscribers are requested 20 ad-
dress all inquiries for information
on subjects relating TO the farm.
field. garden and poultry to the
Agricultural Editor. All inquiries
win receive prompt and careful at
tsntion- No inquiries answered BY
mall. Please address Harvie Jordan.
Agricultural Editor. Monticello. Ga
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
INQUIRY DEPARTMENT..
Georgia Road Laws.

]. +. Okocknee. Ga.
want 4 bunk OF C,,oifla road laws
Can you tell me where can find one?
Answer; The information relative to the
Georgia read laws can be found fully
set forth in the acts OF the Georgia legis-
lature. copies OF which are in the office
of the ordinary and clerk OF the superior
court of your county. The old system
Of working the roads was compiled in a
small handbook before the new laws were
generally adopted few years ago, but
I do not know where a copy OF this book
can now be had
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
Talks U1ith Farmers
Conducted BY c. II. Jordan

E-5Y So -7a-lz
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
NATIONAL IRRIGATION DISCUSSED.


Affirmative, Hon. c. M. Heinz, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23
SUGGESTIONS FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

50
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-10-23

Atlanta. Ca. Oct. II.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08

run trains from Eugene and Sa-
lem to Albany and they expect
to run FIVE or six coach loads
from McMinnville, Independence
Dallas, Monmouth, and other
west size points, all to connect
with the c. & E. at Albany and
Corvallis. Only that the S. P.
have consented to lease their
coaches for one day, the c. & E..
could not possibly carry the peo-
pie. AS it is all will be accommo-
dated and everyone will have a
seat. $3.50 from Albany, Cor
wallis and Philomath to Newport
and return makes it possible for
all to breath for a few hours at
least the health giving breeze of
the Pacific and Natures true.
tonic thus absorbed by even one.
day excursionists, will bring the
glow of health to many pallids
and wan face and in seven hours
they can accumulate enough
storage battery recuperation to
last them for weeks.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
0. A. G.. in Third Place.

Major Edwards has received
the findings of the board of
judges on the results of the inter
collegiate rifle contest for 1902,
and the returns show that the ca
diets ofthe Oregon Agricultural
College have taken third place.
Six colleges entered, but one
failed to qualify.
These contests are held once
each year and are open to all col
leges and universities having
military departments. Follow
ing is the standing of the five
contestants this year.
University of California -
Score, AIS; per cent, .83. North
ern Georgia Agricultural College
Score, 378; per cent, 1876.
Massachusetts, Agricultural Col
lege-Score, 363; per cent, .72-6.
State University of 1owa-Score,
322; per cent, .o4-4. Oregon
Agricultural College-Score, 3o7;
per cent, 1874.
The best Individual score was
made by Capt. N. Vanderbilt of
U. of c. His score was A; pei
cent, 38. Fred Houston made
the best score for the O. A. G.
team, Al.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
Taff1fnany Abroad.

Wednesday, the local ''Tam-
many Chief received a card
from "Belknap on the McKen-
zie." No date was given, but
it was a brief summary of the af-
fairs of the party consisting of
DR.. Lester, Robt. johnson, Sher-
if Burnett and Thos. Whitehorn.
1t reads as follows:
"Fonr OF your number wish to
report that we are still on the
upper side of the grass and en-
joying life. Fishing fair, but
hunting poor. Lester has made
a reputation on biscuits and
bread pudding. Whitehorn builds
fires and fries fish, but his whis-
kers are getting SO long that he
is almost afraid to light his pipe.
Telt is the boss fisherman, but
has no luck hunting and we are
getting a ''hankering" for beet
steak. The jug is still halt full
and we will stay about anothe,
week. Bob"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
A Bad Egg.

A groceryman quite often has
a laughable experience in his
dealings with various patrons.
Perhaps the greatest bone of con-
tention is the condition of eggs
which are brought to market. A
few days ago a gentleman
brought some eggs to a we'll
known establishment in this city
and in counting his eggs the
clerk discovered an egg that had
gone wrong and drew the owners
attention to it. The latter de-
clared that the egg was prime
from every standpoint. Here
was an honest difference without
a doubt. The clerk and the
gentleman who brought the eggs
to town each held to the point.
Finally, in order to convince the
clerk that the egg was all right,
the countryman said that if the
egg proved rotten he would eat
it. The egg was cracked and
gave forth such an odor of sui
phur springs that the gentleman
lost his appetite for eggs and de-
clared that the one III question
was undoubtedly rotten. This,
however was a case where the
man was honestly mistaken.
Some months ago a gentleman
brought some chen fruit to the
same establishment. A boy was
employed to "cand1e" the eggs
and he discovered bad one and
called attention to it. The man
who had brought the eggs to
town pooh-poohed the idea of its
being rotten and broke it and
sucked it in order to show that it
was o. K. When the last of it
was down, he looked at the boy,
expecting the latter to admit his
mistake in the proposition. The
boy looked at him, smiled and
said, "You haven't proved to me
yet that it wasn't rotten" And
we believe it was.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
Found Some Timber.

George w. Smith and Nei
Newhouse arrived home last
Tuesday from a trip of about 3
weeks duration during which
they were looking after timber
land for Corvallis parties. They
went from here to Eugene, thence
to Cottage Grove. At this point
they met DR.. Ben Job, who is
now the mayor of Cottage Grove.
He gave his old friends hearty
welcome and treated them royal
ly during their visit. At this
place Messrs. Smith and New
house separated, the former tax
ing the train for Roseburg and
the latter cutting across the coun-
ry with guide to the north fork
of the Umpqua river.
On this trip Mr.. Newhouse
saw some pretty good fir timber.
One piece that he measured and
estimated he thinks will go in
the neighborhood of goo, 900 feet
of lumber per acre. This is good;
but of course it is not expected
that it will all average so we'll.
The trouble is that no considera-
BILE body of timber land claims
can be located together, unless
one goes away back where it will
be from three to five years before
it comes into the market. Even
then a body of good timber is
scarce.
On reaching Roseburg Mr..
Smith departed for trip through
the timbered section of the Ca
mas valley. He found some
good timber land that was va
cant, but claims that are vacant
are so scattered that it becomes a
hard proposition to attempt to do
anything in the matter.
The two Corvallisites met in
Roseburg last Monday to COM
pare notes. In this place they
learned of a good body of sugar
pine which may be investigated
later. Everything considered,
good timber claims, within a i
reasonable distance from mills or
market, are pretty scarce, but a
person so fortunate as to secure a
good one may be certain of own
ing valuable property.
In Roseburg Messrs. Smith
and Newhouse put up at the Nc
Clellen House. c. Schmidt,
who formerly ran The Occidental
hotel in this city, is proprietor of
this establishment in Roseburg.
Mr.. Schmidt and his family did
their utmost to make their friends
feel at home and in this they
were successful. Mr.. Schmidt is
doing a splendid hotel business
and beyond doubt has the finest
hotel between Portland a1d Sac
Everything In the
building is new and irst-class.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
Sold to MIR. Pratt.

w. A. Sanders has disposed OF
his jewelry business in this city
to E. w. Pratt, recently OF
Mound City, Mo. The sale was
.consummated Tuesday. Mr.. San
ders will leave shortly with his
family for Portland, where he
will engage in some occupation
other than Matchmaking. His
eyes are suffering from overwork
in this business and to give them
rest was Mr.. Sanders greatest
reason for disposing of his busi-
ness here.
His successor, Mr.. Pratt, comes
highly recommended. The Mound
City News, of recent date, con-
tains this item concerning him ::
E. w. Pratt and family started
Monday for Corvallis, Oregon,
where they have determined to
locate. Mr.. Pratt as a jeweler
and optician is skilled, and we
believe no better workman ever
came to Our city. He is honest
and upright, a good law abiding
citizen, a credit to any commu-
nifty. His wife is a most estima.
BILE lady and their sons and
daughters an honor to their pa
rents. Mr.. Pratt and family
have many friends here who
wish for them success and happi-
ness in their new home.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
Additional Local.

Calling cards for the ladies at
the GAZETTE Office. Z
Buy your harvesting outfits at
Nolan & Callahan's-complete line.
Just arrived-new designs Of
wall paper, at Barnhart's. See
them.
Oil meal for sale at Graham &
Wells. Splendid feed for dairy
stock. ,.-
Something for the ladies at the
GAZETTE office. A fine line of call.
ing cards. Come in and have some
printed while you wait.
DIR. H. Levinson, the well-known
oculist.optician, of San Francisco,
now at the Occidental hotel, will
remain here few 'more days
Glasses specially ground to correct
all errors of refraction. Ii you
have never had your eyes examined
by an oculist, see him at once, as il
may gave you trip to some city
There are many who suffer with
nervous affections, headaches, and
many other Affections caused by
imperfect sight. A pair Of properly
made spectaeles will cure you. Ex.
animation free.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
A Big Excursion.

The recent warm weather
seems to be doing business with
residents of the valley and there
is to be a big excursion run
through this city to the coast
next Sunday. The Albany Her
aid gives the following details:
The c. & E. is taxed to its
limit for daily service to Yaqui-
ma, but on Sunday next will be
the gala excursion of the year.
The S. P. Co. are going to
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08
Cattle Lost or Strayed.

Red COW, branded K on left hip. un-
der half crop on left ear, upper half crop
on right ear; lost January 20, 1907 One
yearling white steer, branded on left
hip: lost July 81, 1902. Will pay sulta-
hle reward. YEN YENsEN,
Wren, Ore.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08

To cover the cost of setting and dis
tributing the type in such matters,
charge of fifty cents will be nj ade for
each "Card of Thanks" and five cents
per line for each set of RESOLUTIONS of
Coincidence" appearing in these columns.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08

Jesss Skaggs, of Summit, passed
through Corvallis day or
two ago en- route to the Bohemia
mining district. He has secured a
position with a surveying party
and will be engaged in that section
until the latter part of next month.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-08

A party consisting of Ed Philips,
Joe and Rich McBee, Ed Horning
and brother of Joe McBee who
lives in Eugene, expect to leave to-
morrow or the day after for South
ern Oregon. They intend to spend
a month or six weeks in that coun-
try for recreation and will hunt and
fish and prospect for precious min
erals. They will have their own
team and pack animals and 60
where and when they please.
w. o. Heckart has finished
his contract on the various cottages
he was building on College Hill.
The work was completed Monday
afternoon. The following day Mr..
Heckart and a couple of men went
up to Eugene for the purpose Of
completing the work on the resi-
dence that Mr.. Heckart is building
for w. w. Calkins. He figures
that it will take between two and
three weeks to complete mis- con-
tract in Eugene. In the meantime
he has workmen engaged on the E
Holgate residence in this city,
Both in this city and Eugene Mr.
Heckart employs the most compe
tent men obtainable as his foreman
and he goes back and forth from
one Job to another and personally
lays out the work and sees tina
nothing is slighted. Moreover h
is personally responsible for al
work taken by himself and with
him it is u case of "good work ol
no pay"
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Dheaton iGhnaeo.

@eneralmdjor @1entono JONI lit
oprettet 5reo o. Grben paa au5on,
er fommen til Gbicdeo. Raa auOi'
forum Sotef fom bar iammen meo
FIN Suitru, JON ban life buobe jet pua
4 aar. Get er sgatcioIfenes slgt at
til6ringe Reiten CT fine Iage i Gbicn.
90. Ten 15Se SuIi or 8enAaIen GA
slor. % ban uil oa fOmme paa nj.
eangsIilten. Sim miiiiGre 9sbebane
bespnote ban | 1861. ba ban ! Reoria,
Sa., aif mo / ct 5riuiligrcgiment.
San er bsi Of gefitI6 6oooos = Com.
mer. men temmeIis tDno. San er
msrtlaoen | sfniistet og bar Tort 6nar
% iort SfiGg. M hbt arnniprcngt.
8ensrnlen iiscr- r~SpifarScu pao
5lippincrne er enhf! log oersfnn nIhrig
mere bIipc noget itsrre Dprsrst o.
oisie bar aloris isr DGret iaa sobt
itpret iom mn. Sop % croen ranoer
nIleiteos."
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Sper Sortieneite.
Innse Sunsresmrnb iBnes, Stnal.
trniten or rig npf.

"a aonaresien bar Iiit, bIep en-
Del Reprpieutatter oa Senotorer
tiIboee i 8oIbinston; be bnube ingen
Sait meb of reiie biem. ReNens De
MI gift Der % bnpOe goo lib, fom
SaIoaarsresnifabet ira Staaltruiten
for 2piet. Get bier, at Sruiten bar
tient ga Iilioner / rene Genae paa 6
1aaneSer. "ga taal" iaeOe en- He.
piiblifouer fro geiten; "etsie 5oIt
trpnser oa pirfeItg life noaen Seifpt.
%teIiei" Raar hi npite Sang fomnrr
iomrerl maa oi life iorismrie at ie
SoIbIopen efter / Sugerne. Oct arle.
rifanife 6oIf peb, at Staaltruiters
Brooufter npoer en- 9eIfpttelie al ben.
peb 40 8rocent. lloIanoet fan isIge.
Zig life fonfiirrere rneb ocnne Gruit
% ben ifrrer berfor fine Brtlet op.
iaa beas 8arer bliper ira % til so
Brccent oprere, ems 0e piIbe bare,
ont Der bar aonfurrance. ga oiit,
SoIblopen md foranbre5. Iet er I'M.
Ser oeus m9gtige Singer, at Stoal'
truiten fan le9ge iig ioa uitprteIige
mango Ienae tilbeOite. Zen pi.oe Itaa
fig iiOmprfet paa at tiene 800
Riliorer minOre emo Sen gisr; emo.
ba bilbe Gen bape gooe 8euter Al lin
aapital; men MI tager ben bisie tDoe.
trebioe Wilioner no al BET american.
.ifc Soils BONNER. Gen brtiget EoIo'
Ioben til at plpnore Solicit; men BET
bar M iugenlllnoe Soneus Rening.
Ser maa bet republifauife Bnrtt trr.
De op; Der Der Der noaet urangt, iom
utaa rcttes paa."
en- republifanif Senator ptreoe:
"Stprerne al Staaltruiten e. fIsg'
.tige 5oIf, 9ogle Gage isr be offent.
.IiggiorOe. boilfcn ,ubprc 6ortieneIte
garet 1902 alerebe bar brngt bent,
torbeteDe De SsniIen Tor itfie arbei'
bere. % 81 be bar ian tore Sfarer
unSer iia belsb 9snsforbsielien Jig til
.S4.000,000. ar6etoerne bIep uatur.
Iigpis glade og ~tafnemmeIige, os Oei
fore almenteS ipntes, oct bar oaffert
giort. Men De gobe Serrer table in
tet paa, of De bite itg betGtfte "GOel'
mobtge." DC loo BET life fomme til
Ell Streif ff9eiom auIbaronerne. og
oerfor fan icres gPr0ipapirer iGIges
til Soerpris poa 8erQemarfeoerne.
"a SreS bar iifret, % aongresieu
boitebe biem fom Sc meo tit Regn.
fab"
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

fat iutoer anfInge for At bnoe l%tinaIet
ct SaIsbnonS iii $4,000 o. S427 |
aontnnter, oft tiIbsreroe Or. %
'Wrs. 8aIter G. 0eIabarre, iom Iiee.
lebes er ira Seem gnrf. GPr. Sela.
barre bar | Here Iar orepetiSorretning
ION Sorisopotb % tent mon5eB erse;
MI tar ban giitet iig og ton til aIer.
anoria Ben paa en- grpGllostnr.
Salsbaanoet % GeneeHe ioribonbt
ben lite Suli, og Gieren al Groismnrt
Souie. bpor De npgifte booze, latte
siebliffcIig 9eteftiper | @eprselie.
Rihmon % Some fom til GroiSman
Souie SirsSas aften os piIhc oIIereoe
reiie isien Snsbas Moreen men be
bIep i%orbinoret al 9eteftiper. Sfisnt
SaIsbaanoet bIep fmnoet | Mrs Rid.
mans 3ritnf % gengene | en- bemme.
Zig CONNIE, bun bar | fine 8l9ber.
neeteoe bun og Wdnbet pea set be.
Itemieite, at De nibite noeet ON Epoe.
riet. Dc bapbe insen. Soc ON, bopr.
lebes SaISbnaubet % Een9ene furSe
bore fomne Der. boor Gcteftiperne
idnSt Dem.
@eo aftensboroet bapbe Rrs. De.
labarre mcb fig en- IiSen @ieSeTfinbs.
beife. bpori benbes T,,anbS 9ruSega.
Der I'll benbe Iaa eiemte. aort eiter
Waoltibet bar 89ifen foriouuoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

rerrie for set nne Snmlas er Sobn
90. Mafap, Sir 8illiam 6. gan
Sorne, gopin 8amlep, 6. y. Spref.
les, 8umout Glarfe os u. %. Goofe.
en- Sabrif err auereOe igong, % ben
n0ienoer 1000 Gsnber Suffer ON
Sogen.
Oct beber, at Ste SeoeraI arbeioer
efter en- M Metbooe, iom Der er tnset
8atent pna, og, at bet fan tilpirfe
Suffer So billiaere pr. Con etlb Ebe
american &efinins Company, 5be
grbufles og Sbe Rational. &ens.
ningsprocesien foresaar uoen grltg
al opriff Waterie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

SunOreoe SOB meb Sernbaneipor og
en- ipuipanoet Bro bIeo soelast.
Rortbpeitcrn. Sntncis Central og
Burlington. 9anerne bar usiaa pao
forifieIigc Steber ppret uoe for Zig.
nenoe llbeIb.
Zen ipooeitIige Del al Mitigan
bIep SnsSag aiten bsrict al en- Oolo.
iom Chiffon. On @aSie Suie blGite
opcrenSe o. en- rel Ra1tooe @rsOe
soeIageeS. On Rano bIeo NrGbt,
ioet ban al Ctormen Iprgtcs moo en-
SeIeerafitoIpe, 90 mango fom mere
eler minore tiIifabe.
3 Belt Tor Sort Benton. Rontona,
bIco SnsSng Iat en- Sernbanebro
tilbsreuSe Wontnna Central eoelagt,
itrar isr ct Srrn fom iuienoe. Oct
bar umuIiet at foa itanoiet SrGuet
itiSe. 2ofomotipet og bcn f~orreite
@ogn itnrteSe i afarunoen % 9Ofomc'
tiuisreren 90 6prbcoeren blep orGbt.
Oct ipSpeitIige Soma biemis8teS
igien / 2sroogs Mites al en- iorirrbe'
Zig Storm, Der pau fine Steoer antog
anrofter al en- formelis Chiffon. Oct
befrpateS, at fIere RcnreifeIip er
aoaet tobt. Rais og Smaaforr bleo
/ bsi Grab Ifabet al llpeiret. ) @bit.
ing ifoI ct Iuiin Suie bore sbeIa9t,
% en- aone hlep ilemt fp9itet. ! au'
tborp bIeo 20 gpeuinger sbelaGt, og
Here Wenreiter antaaeS at bare brTb.
te Der. 8nagrunb al, at Gclegrafor'
binbeIie meO 9peu err nfbruot. fan
urrmere @fterretning life erboISe8
peo RebIfripningen teraf, men Set or
b~efieuot, al / bnert Sdlo Here Rerio'
rer bIep mere eIler minore fnpiteoe.
lloeiret Hog neb oper gpen ueO al. 9
Si0en ON &neIoeu % sbelagbe DC
eIeftriife 9eoninger, ina man bcianot
iig / ct Ggpptiif Rsrfe. 5 8odfpeIl
Gitp bar Stormeu ogiad aurettet me-
gen Sfabe, % Der bar pRret Sner.
~iusmmeIie paa Here Stebcr, Der
ibIanOt / geoar aapiSs, buor 5loSen
iteg s SOB % Hommeoe inc ODER ben
Iaoere Iissenbe Del az gpen.