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Evening journal., 1902-10-29
FOR
NIGHT SCHOOLS
One to Be Held in St. Johns
Parish House Three Nights
a Week

Beginning next week a night school
will be conducted in the parish build
ing Of ST. Johns Church. Archdeacon
George c. Hall, rector of the church,
first conceived the idea of establishing
night school for the people of that
neighborhOod. butt was informed that
the Board of Education would conduct
several during the winter.
DR.. Hall then offered the use of the
parish house, which was accepted by
president Shortlidge, of the board.
Teachers will be furnished by the edu-
cational body. 1t is probable that
school will be held three or four nights
a week.
Besides that to be conducted in St
Johns parish building, other night
schools will be established in other
parts of the city.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
SMALLPOX STILL
SPREADING HERE
Board of Health Officers
Found Woman Patient
on Townsend Street

Another case of smallpox was dis
covered this morning at No. ia Town
send street, the patient being a woman,
Martha Johnson, colored, aged 35 years.
The health officers removed her to the
Emergency Hospital at Farnhurst and
Quarantined the house.
Although a number of cases have
been reported recently. the Board Of
Health Department is showing no anx-
iety relative to the situation. There
are no cases in the city, all sufferers of
the disease having been removed to
Farnhurst.
Owing to the recent discovery of a
case near Hares' Corner, the public
school at that place has been closed.
1t is known that two inmates of the in
fected house left before the quarantine
was established, and it is feared that
the school children might come into
contact with some of the inmates.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
ALL IS READY
FOR BIG PARADE
Route for Halloween Carni-
val Rearranged at Meet
ing Last Night
MANY MASQUERADERS WILL Be OUT

mere VIII Do Large NunDeT OF
Floats in Line and Special Prizes
viii Be Offered--James Thompson
Will Be Chief Marshal
All arrangements for the big masked
parade, to be given under the auspices
OF the Mogullians, were completed
at a meeting held last night The
carnival promises to be one of the lar
gest and mcst interesting of its kind
ever held in this city
The parade will start at $50 sharp
on the tap of the City Hall bell. James
Thompson, of the Fraternal Eagles,has
been chosen chief marshal, and will
meet the marshals of each club at $50
o'clock on Thursday evening at Work
mems Hall, for final orders.
The committee has re-arranged the
route, as follows: Form on French
street, right resting on Ninth; Ninth to
Pine, to Fourth. to French, to Third, to
King, to Second. to Market, to Tenth,
to Jefferson, to Ninth, to Madison, to
Fourth, to Washington, to Ninth, to
Market and dismiss.
The positions of the divisions fol-
lows: First division, form on French
street north of Ninth; second division,
lorm on French street south of Ninth;
third division form on Walnut north
of Ninth street; fourth division, form
on Walnut street south of Ninth.
The prizes offered are:
James Mehang. fancy chair to club
having the funniest float.
il L. Peacock Co., fine chair to fun
niolst dressed club of over forty mem
lbers.
Mrs. Martin Keogh. pair of ladies'
slippers to best colored female Charac-
| ter.
John T. Dickey, fine necl1tie for best
Happy Hooligan.
Lippincott & Co., fine umbrella for
most novel individual rig.
August Ferschke. bottle of imported
bay rum for best German character.
wilmington Candy Company. five
pounds of candy for funniest-dressed
woman, and five pounds to the funniest
| dressed man.
! z. H. Brennan, fine club table for the
| largest and best club display.
| James Morrow e. Son. box Of candy
fer the largest woman in line.
kContinued on Fifth Page.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
KILLEN Gets TWO
YEARS IN JAIL
Jury Hung in the Assault and
Battery Case of Lewis
Smith
Special 10 the Evonlng Journal.

Dover Oct. 29.-ln the case OF Jacob
r. Killen. the Viola farmer charger
with murderously assaulting his wife
with an axe, Attorney Kenney showed
disordered mind at the time of the
assault The plea of guilty Of assault
was accepted. and Killon was sentenced
to two years.
The Grand Jury indicted Wesley
Benson, oolorod, for the murder Of An
ton Seward. white. in the Saturday
night riot at FELTON,.
There is great interest in the assault
and battery case against Louis G. L.
Smith, the Dover restauratour, and
Regular Republican candidate for sher-
III. William George is the plaintiff.
and the trouble grew out OF a political
discussion. The jury is deadlocked
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
FAITHFUL EMPLOYEES LONG SERVICE
Joseph vinsinger Spends Twenty-one
Years IN Harlan and HolIingsworth
Companys Employ

Today twenty-one years ago Joseph
Vinsinger began work for the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company in the ca
pacity of gate-tender to the works, and
has continually held the position, work.
ing seven days a week, and having an
average of six half holidays year. Mr..
Vinsinger knows almost every employe
by name in the immense plant, from
the office boy up, and is possibly one
of the most universally liked men in
the works. There is hardly a man en-
ployed there, for whom he has not done
some favor.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
MANY RED MEN
SMOKE PIPE Of
PEACE IN LAUREL
Meet There and Hear Long
Talks Of Great Chiefs of
Forest
NAMPUM IN BELT COUNTED

During the Past Year the Order in
This State Has Prospered--Many
scalps Taken-- Candidates for the
Offices
The forty-sixth annual session OF
the Red Men of Delaware will convene
in Laurel tonight at O'Clock, and will
continue its meeting until Thursday
night The meeting Will be OF unusual
interest, as several amendments will
be made to the bylaws. There will be
an attendance Of about 275, more than
100 Of that number coming from this
city.
Tomorrow night the new wigwam of
Passakatum Tribe, at Laurel, will be
dedicated This will be preceded by a
monster parade.
Candidates for Office
The election of officers will take place
tomorrow at 1 O'Clock. The following
are the candidates: Great sachem. o. G.
Knight, of Frederick; great senior saga
more, w. H. Purkes, Wilmington; great
Junior sycamore, w. G. G. Knowles. OF
Laurel, and Or. SAMSON. of Ellendale;
great prophet, Emory B. Riggin. OF
Laurel, and l. j. Brasure. of Selbyville;
great chief or records, Edward Mcln-
tyre, Wilmington; great chief of Wam-
pun, Robert II. Hanna, Of Whining
ton.
There will be several chiefs OF the
Great Council OF the United States
present at the meeting.
George Powell, Glea. sachem, will
say in his annual address:
Chiefs and Brothers; Tlmo in It's
onward fight makes many changes.
When you elected me your great
sachem one great sun ago, little did
anticipate the success that has fol-
lowed. Looking over the work OF my
predecessors my thoughts were, moth
ing has been left for me to do. but Rad
Men know no fear and with a firm de-
termination l put on the war paint,
sailed into the forest and in conse-
uuence of the hunt two tribes and one
council of the degree OF Pocahontas
have been added to our roster, to glad
den our hearts and increase my love, II
such a thing Is possible, for the I'M
proved Order Rcd Men.
MY thanks are due the great chiefs
for their untiring and valuable assist
ance and to my tribe for its encourage
ment during my incumbency | am es-
pecially indebted TO Great Chief OF
Records Edward McIntire. Great San
nap Frank M Smith and Great Guard
OF Forest George W. Griffin for their
cheerful and willing work in upbuild-
ing our noble order, and to the brothers
in general for their kind and courteous
reception wherever / met them.
Il have visited nearly all the tribes
and councils in the reservation and
was accompanied on most all my vista
tons by Great Chief OF Records Ed
ward McIntlre, and in the upper part
OF the reservation by all the great
chiefs and much interest has been
awakened in the tribes which will be
productive OF good results. 1t was my
ambition to visit all the tribes and
councils and my aim was accomplished
with the exception OF seven TRIBES. but
/ want to assure the brothers of those
! Continued on Fifth Page).
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
SEASONS FIRST FALL OF SNOW
Began Dropping About 100 O'Clock
and Was Accompanied BY Light
Rains
Rams

The first fall of snow of the season
occurred here this morning about 11.5O
O'Clock. The snow was accompanied
by rain. but was easily distinguishable.
According to dispatches received this
afternoon Buffalo and Altoona We're
visited by quite a snow storn this
morning. About an inch Of snow fell
in both places. and in the former the
thermometer fell to "a degrees.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
"HappY Bunch" Dinner

The winners of the Young Mems
Christian Association Happy Bunch
will be announced tomorrow night,
when the contest closes. All the MEM
bers of the Bunch will be given a din
ner. The contest lasted one month,
and during that time the membership
of the association has been increased
about fifty.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
LAY Be THE END
OF REVOLUTION
Iurrender of Uribe-Uribe Is
Bad Blow to the Colum-
bian Rebels
AIRING FOR THREE YEARS

undrds of Men, Pieces of Artillery,
SRifes and Cartridges Turned Over
at .Cienaga on SaturdaY--WashIng-
ton Receives Official Confirmation
Panama, Oct. 29-The revolutionary
eneral Uribe-Uribe, with ten cannon,
& 500 rifles and 100000 rounds Of am
flunition, has surrendered to General
lTarjarres at Rio Frio, near Santa
Ilarta. The revolutionary forces un-
er General Uribe-Uribe, which were
+ defeated October ii at La Cienaga,
etreated to Rio Frio and took up po-
fitions there. General Marjarres, with
900 men, proceeded against the rebels
rom La Cienaga and engaged the en-
4 my two days ago. The government
eneral succeeded in surrounding the
/ |ebels and forcing them to surrender.
Iieneral Castillo was with General
IJribe- Uribe.
The news of the victory was receiv-
Id here by General Perdomo and Gov
|,rnor Salazar yesterday morning in a
telegram from General Marjarres. De-
|ails of the engagement are lacking.
put heavy casualties on both sides are
reported. The surrender of General
|Jribe- Tribe is said to complete the
|bacifcation of the departments of Mag
Ilalena and Bolivar. The revolutionists
now occupy the Isthmus only.
In the fight of October IA, at La
Cienaga, the revolutionary force con-
|sisted of 1900 men.
Much Rejoicing at Colon and Panama.
Colon, Oct. 20. - The government
gunboat General Pinzon arrived hero
yesterday afternoon from Savanilla.
She was sent from that port by the
governor Of the department of Bolivar
TO bring to the Isthmus the news of
the defeat of the revolutionists under
Generals Uribe-Uribe and Castillo at
iRio Frio. Both these generals were
made prisoners.
There is much rejoicing in Colon and
Panama over the capture Of General
Uribe-Uribe.
Confirmed In Washington.
Washington, Oct. 29.-Conilrmation
|of the news of the surrender of the
revolutionary General Uribe-Uribe
was contained in the following dis
patch received at the Colombian lega-
Ition here last night:
Panama, Oct 2S.-Generals Uribe
Tribe and Castillo surrendered at La
|Cienaga with a large quantity of arms
and ammunition"
The legation officials declare that
with the surrender Of General Uribe
Uribe the life of the rebellion in the
interior has received its death blow
General Uribe-Uribe's movements have
taken him into various portions of the
interior of Colombia In the state oi
Santander, at the head of an army oi
10000 men, he seriously menaced the
capital. Bogota, until he was defeated
by a superior government force OF
the 26th of May, 1900, when the casual
ties numbered about 5000 men in all
General Castillo, who surrendered will
General Uribe-Uribe, is about so years
Of age, and previous to joining forces
with General Uribe-Uribe was guer
rilla general, who gave the government
a great deal of trouble.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
FIRST ARREST MADE THIS WEEK

Charles, alias 'TerTapin." Kirk was
arrested shortly after 1 O'Clock this
afternoon on the coast" by Patrolman
Davidson. Kirk imbibed too freely this
morning, and when the officer found
him he was badly bruised about the
face, having come into contact with
the pavement. This is the first arrest
made this week.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
I.YNCHs GRnCFRIEs.

Keep your store and It will keep
you. That's what we are doing. Keep
ing a good store Of good goods at right
prices. Just in. Sweet York State
Cider, 1Sc. gallon. We ask you to try
our no. s Blemdora Coffee. 20c. h.. and
Formosa Teas, reduced TO SOC. Id. Gran
borries, Sweet Oranges, new Figs. new
Ground Buclcwheat Everything in the
grocery line at Lynchs, northwest
corner Madison and Fourth streets;
southwest corner King and Eighth Sts.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
WIn Reach verdiet saturdaY

The inquest on Delphia M. Pyle,
which began last Saturday and was
adjourned until this morning. was post
pOned again today until Saturday, when
verdict win probably be reached. All
the evidence has not yet been taken.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
PsT cooN A cuRIoslfY

Michael Lynch, living at Second and
Lombard streets, has just returned
from Virginia where he had a pet coon
given him. The little fellow is as tame
as a dog, and follows the children
about the street, doing many tricks,
such as shaking hands, getting sugar
from their pockets and jumping
hoops.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
Paraders to Meet at Lodke Room

Members of Wilmington Conclave,
No 11s, OF Mogullians, and their
friends, are requested to participate in
the masked parade on Friday night,
and are also requested to meet at the
lodge room, at the corner Of Ninth and
Market, at 7.30. ANY unattached mask
er will be welcome and placed in line
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
WILL AWARD CONTRACTS TO-DAY

The Trustees Of the Poor OF New Cas-
tie County will meet this afternoon at
Farnhurst TO award the contracts for
supplying the institution with provi-
sions and other necessities from Octo-
Der 20 to the last Wednesday in Janu-
af-y 1903.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
SAYS COMPANY is HONEST
Statement of Representative Regard
ing Suit Brought for Benefits

"A representative for the American
Assurance Company, I'M speaking of a
claim against that company for sick
benefits, published in the Evening
Journal on Saturday, says:
THE story in regard to the suits
against the American Assurance Com
pany had its conception among the
leaders of the Union Republicans be-
cause of the investigation made by de-
tectives in the guise of insurance
agents, whereby they we're defeated in
their colonization schemes. There is
no suit pending against the company,
though it is understood that John f.
Lynn has attempted to enforce the col
lection of a fraudulent claim. So far as
can be ascertained, the company is con-
Quoting a legitimate business, and has
paid its honest claims promptly"
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
WAGON AND TROLLEY COLLIDE

While Frank Walker, Of Brandywine
hundred, was driving down Tatnall
street this morning, he collided with
car No. so, Of the Peoples railway,
shattering the glass in the car. No
damage was done to the wagon.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN
Alliance Has Arranged TO Hold a
Number of Meetings

The Prohibition Alliance held a meet
ing in the Board of Trade room last
might, when plans for the remainder
of the campaign were discussed. Sew
eral new members were added to the
alliance, and different speakers report
ed the outlook encouraging.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
SHIPPED CARS TO SCRANTON

The Jackson and Sharp Company
yesterday shipped two vestibuled troll
ley cans. TO Scranton. The cars are for
the Rapid Transit Lire. and will lie
used for suburban travel. They are
among the best cars ever turned ont
by the firm. The remaining eight will
be shipped in a few days.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
VIII Make Alterations

Building Inspector Cassidy issusd one
permit this morning to T. b. Mckenzie
to erect a one-story frame kitchen at
No. SS5 King street. The cost Of max
ing the alterations will amount TO
800.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
WILL GO TO MASSACHUSETTS

w. A. Gross. a member Of the G. w.
Baker Leather Company, has resigned
ihis position here. and will go to Pea
body, Mass, where he has secured a
good position with the Vaughn Leath-
er Company.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29

Tamaqua. Pa, Oct. 29.-Genoral Mil
Ter has issued a general order relieving
from duty Companies b. f. and X, OF
the Eighth Infantry. and + and G, Of
the Fourth Regiment. The general or
dor referring 10 the Second City Troop
releases the command from duty in
Wilkesbarre, and directs the officer in
command to take his troop to Halle
ton, from which city he will place him
self in telegraphic communication with
the commander OF the First Brigade. ut
Tamaqua.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
Horse Fen and Broke Lee

A horse belonging to Martin Keough
fell this morning at Eighth and Pop
The animal was shot by DR.. W. II.
Mehaffy.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
Farm Sold by Sheriff

The farm of Samuel M. Porter, in
Red Lion hundred, was sold by Sheriff
Mcdaniel this morning to Harry En-
mons, for s3,100.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
MUCH on EoR fRANCE

The steamer Rouen cleared this
morning for Rouen. France. loaded
with / 600. GOO gallons of oil. The value
Of her cargo is $4,000.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
FROM ALL POINTS
BOUND TOWN MARSHAL
Thieves Then Blew Open-Bank Safe
Getting $4,000

Chicago Oct 29.-After binding and
gagging the town marshal of Gardner,
ILL.,. last night. five masked men enter
ed the Exchange National Bank. blew
open the vault, an descaped with $4.-
600. Gardner is sixty-five miles from
Chicago. on the Alton railroad.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29

New York, Oct. 29.--For ten days
Miss Nellie Corcoran has lain uncon-
scious in St Vincent's Hospital, and
the best medical skin in the city has
been unaole to revive her or even 10
tell what is the cause Of her condition.
Every treatment known to medical sci
ence has heen rasorted TO IN vain.
Evening journal., 1902-10-29

Black Edward is our captain bold
Our ship-boy, Frank, we like,
While Big-mouthed Gale, he trims the sail;
Our gunners Roaring Mike
70 no Yo no
Our gunner Roaring Mike
Oh, we are pirates, gay and bold
And ali the world may guess
We cut and slay, for loot and pay,
And Just for wantonness
Yo hol 70 no
And just for wantonness
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09

isgt Sfcse | gamot, bnor 2nrpert CT
funoet i farlig N9ngoe. Senimoo
10000 NtaoI 5iirufos poa geititoen
al @enn Glo ira MeIbugen 8anro %
opoper | Aamot bar pitt ito at buue e.
meget fort geIGg al Sfabeoprct. I'll.
bells itsrre emo ben beriebe Strptnitg
| gIperiim. Sgina ~forspriat bar 6u.
observation-disclosures lonss Rena on.
arebne. MeSningSarbeibet foregnar
nu gIperum meo flor Strait, - Der
arbeiees me0 60 Mano. Gaa 500
WsaaI SaeIie bIir Srrerne giort for.
big iii at mootaee 9imringene til 8aa.
rem. Mon tror at fuune Hi frroig
| gIberum ON en- ire Tigers Sio, -
ioa Hitter man iii Iamot. Sfoafor.
batter Seibenreih err fommet tiIbaae
fra Speriae ps bar iripicerpt grbei'
oct | gIper,rm. Tom Iebes al auttS.
IfoameIter Glitter Seriet. Otter Sc
SpIpsninger. SfcgforpaIteren bar
facet | Speriee, mener ban, at ann.
ben MOB SfaSeSpret fan oir1bes. bare
man fadr Genge uof til R~aaoigbeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Gn geteran fra gorser=
friaen.

3. ". stanton fra Gandstpta, R.
D., paabros fis abeumaiisme uHber
gOreerfrigen paa Gruno al be itabiss
Strababier, os inotil for nOsle iaa War
iibsn Ieo ban irpstsliae 2ibetier. &c
beoits 2aser ieileoe at birlps BAN. GIN
Ben a~nbeialsSs Or, Gauio asnnsop's
Gauurite Rsmsbn % bet beibrecece
BAN inlotnnoigt
Tt. 7auiS Rennsops Saouriie Rsnsep
CT anerileHot ion ct Spsridlmiooel. let
rsnier 8ipeet o. uoIfilsr ben ousrlgoiae
uriuipre bert farmer liriusn, briHssr Rps
rer os 9lrre ttItase III normal Iilitauo o.
utrier miIet afigrruos. Tet sr teors ior
Tcrtoppelie END Bi1er. Geore for Reruer'
ne END ucast aueei beroliaeuoe YaioosL Be-
sre ior ben &pase euo EogsR 5onc
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IGre 800 StaIter.
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Dr.David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout, MI.
nr. David Kennedy's Golden Plaster apriCE
gtuIltrue. fCgHcT Sm tTttr cueTlit. l5C hptr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
ltSpismingcrme I ssnbcrjp1ano.

Scenen er Sergen EARNINGS 8aarO
/ Raabeoe beS Sniooing, fortGller
"Seimoul". Siospurtftet err ben 9ot
Ropember / Set SerrenS aor 1902.
Set er 6enimo6 slften. Ropenbertua.
gen boiIer oper ggnen. Gen lille
2onSs6p Iigger / Ro % Sreo.
Soripiuet er gierens llbotsning ira
fit fpbrene Stem for no9Ie Tiger Iioen.
San oanbrer biemIss omfrirg p1a
frenme6 8runo. Sans @ierbom
foreitnaes Of Ssnrer. 8en6ormen
fommer / Itor Sait neb 40 Geien Spc.
rerne flirrer. Store Soeboraaber
triGer neb 40 BANS ainber. Suao er
Der poafprbe9 On SorbrpbeIie? Or
Der en- ltoooosmunb, Der ifaI aubo..
Ses? Self fer forbauiet efter Den
oaa6enfIpSte WanS. San noar ben
uSpiites 8oarb. Surtis rioer ban
goerbsren op % faor neppe Sib til Il.
LUTTE Sen, for bans Soanb griber ON
Saanbtaset paa 9sren og 9agli8.
itr,er. Der har oGret at lioen Set.
Iisbeo paa @oarSen SEN Sag. Zen
uooiites Cater feirebe lin Ssoielsoag.
2aa BET life nGr at siGtte at ben
biemlsie Saber for en- Stunb bar
penbt biem for OF trpffe fin Caters
Saano og srife benSe tiupffe9 90 laa
set life Iigeiaa NOR, at 2eiIigbeben
bar irrIie elrnitis til at anboI0e ban
forSi ban inoleoes bar oenbt biem
uoen SiaabeIie, % at fsre BAN iii
amtsbiitriftets SorbsrsIofnIe, maaife
/ SfiRrbpf arreitl Wen BEN hiem.
Isie bar Der life. @erSarmens 9Iiffe
iseer enbper arog / Stuen. Torgir.
pesl San taller ON at foretnge SuS.
u~nberisgeIie. Ssnren foriifrer, It
SoSeren life er paa 8aar6en. Ga
8enbarnlen gnar. Gatterens SsS.
ielsbae bIeo life pSerIigere forItprret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
SPELL, VKGT, o. S. V.
Der var engang en- Mand. Han,

Der var engang en- Mand. Hans
Spell sagde til ham Gusten Hud.
Og Vagten sagde til ham Du
tager af. Og hans Venner rystede
paa Hovedet, naar han gik forbi.
Men han var en- fornuftig Mand, OF
begyndte straks at tage sig, hver
Dag, en- velsmagende Slurk al
SCOTS Emulsion. Da sagde har
Spell ; Rode Kinder, og Vegtskaa
len sank under hans Vsgt, o.
hans Venner a paa ham med
Forbauselse. .....
On. B.-Dette er ingen Fabel
men en- sandfsrdig Fortelling.)
u..nasr Dem siern. Paa FOranE,nd. en- Bdsu
Prove.
SCOTT g BOVINE. ~ Pearl Street. New York
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Bammel Grnbe
Hasaaren apbbcrarnbe ! SttaSalen
iplst til Ct enselff selifab.
emaanpt fra Noree.

SaIget al aosaaren sanIe 3obber.
gruber err MI ! oisie Soge enoelig
pronet.
@ruberne er M tiIbsrenbe ct en-.
seIff SeIifab "Sbe Rormesian Stta
Copper Company 2imiteo."
De nRpnte gainle @ruber Hgg.r
noele fao &iIometer ouerfor Stta
Standardization. 9e bIep angipelig
Srepet unoer Gbriitian BEN Ace | 81.
epnSeIien af bet 17be aa~rbunoreoe |
Sorbinoelie neb Sells a~obbergrube-,
ca. s Sem. bertha. Senere bar be ifte
h4ret oreoet rationelt, ioet bet life
bar Isrnet fig paa @runb al De tore
Sransportationso Wal.
men maatte nernIia fsr 8uobranos-
balsbanens gnlpg flores ira 8rubcn
til aiIlebommer, ser omlaItes paa
Samp6aao til gi6soolb % iaieu /
@iosnolb pmInites paa ~Serrbanen til
&riItiaria. Ru er ieIbislgeIig oisie
Observation-Disclosures betpbeIig re-
bltcerebe % | % for liz life itore,
Oct npe SeIifab err baieret paa Ell
9ftiefapitaI al 100000 &r. forfeit
paa 100000 gftier. Gets norffe 81.
reftsr err en- at De tioligere @iere Sens
Chr. SIien / Rois. Oct er Selifabe:s
ggt itrar at optaee 9rifteu.
IaImen / 9ruberne ifal bore
pberit rig, % oct bar at pnife, at Nat.
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