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Evening journal., 1903-02-19
LIST OF PUBLIC SALES
February

February
2O-sale of good furniture and carpets at
Stidham and Sons auction rooms.
2i-Sale of taxes at Court House.
2l--Jester and Mcdaniel, sale of horses
at their stables, 40 West Front street
city.
2i-Wm *. Klair sale of fine young
horses at VIM. G.. Martins stable,
3rd and Orange.
2l-Charles Green, constable's sale near
Perry's Hotel Brandywine hundred.
23-M. NJ. Cleaver stock and farming
utensils, New Castle Id.
2i-At Mt. Cuba, horses and cows by
O'Neal Brothers.
2l-James II. Brooks, pencader hundred.
2i-b. G.. Ely Chrsuana hundred.
25-Sale at Merchants sale stable, 9th
and Madison.
26-Chas. Downey. Dayett farm. Cooch'.
bridge. stock and farming imple
2G--N sperles. stock and farming uten
sils, Brandywine lid.
27-Fbcr Brtungham Indian Sprni
farm stock and farming utensils.
March
2-wm. j. AIcAIahan, Brandywine Hd
| 2-Jehu +. Pyle, MI. Cuba. Del, stool
and farming utensils.
3-John II. Boyd. stock and farmin,
utensils, Brandywne Hd
o-lsaac Macy, near Milltown. Del.
stock and farming utensils
6-Willam Kyle, Ogleton, Del. stocl
ana farming implements. and farm
! ing utensils.
sale of taxes at Court House.
| 5-irNn g.. Woodward. sale OF stocl
ana farming utensils. Mil Creek Hd
N-A j., Nulin. MIL Greek Hd., nca
MIL Town.
lu-Iusey Browns sale Brandywinc Hd
1 i--John Griffith. stock and farmfn
utensils, Chmsiana I'D.
-Inhn i. Griffith, sale of Household
Pike '0
lt-laN sales at Court House.
10 larry Pordham, Stanton, Whit
Implements.
l'-Joseph McMullen, New Castle I'D
near Christiana Del.
-i-IaN sales at Court House.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Letters Granted on Estates.
sneelal 10 De Evenlng Jonrnal

Nm00T0T TO NO TNTITITI1 UNTT1E I1''77
Dover. Feb. 19.-Bettens Of admins
sration have been granted by Register
of Wills Wilson, of Kent county, as
'ollows: On estate of Richard John
Satterfeld late of South Murderkil'
hundred, to Harry W. Satteriield, also
On estate of William T. Saterheld, late
of South Murderkill hundred; on estate
of Mary E. S. Wyatt, late of South
Murderkill hundred, to Edward s.
Wyatt: also on estate Of Mary H. Mes
sick. late Of South Murderkill hundred
IN cztate of Francis A. McGOnigal, late
Of Little Creek hundred, to Joshua Nc
Gonigal; on estate of Wilmer E. Dawes
late of East Dover hundred, to w. l.
Dawes.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Thursday, March 9TH, 1908

at 10 O'Clock a. m,
the following described real estate' STU
ate In said city, TO VIII
No. l-Three-story brick dwelling, No.
sO5 East Eighth street; l3 rooms
and hath. lot 36Xl0i feet.
J No s-Thret-story brick dwelling. NO.
S24 Poplar street. rooms ana
bath; lot iSXSO feet.
No g-rhree-siory brick dwelling, No.
gO7 Adams street; rooms and
bath; lot 20xiOO feet.
No. i-Two-story brick dwelling NO.
30S West Slst street. rooms and
No. 5-Two-story brick dwelling No
1912 Gilpin avenue; g rooms and
bath; lot 25NSO feet.
No. G-Three-story brick dwelling, No.
227 Poplar street; rooms, base
ment Kitchen and dinlng-room; lot
No. 7-Two.story brick and mansard roof
dwelling. No. Goa Van Buren,
street; rooms and bath; lot 2SxlO0
feet.
No. s-Two-story brick dwelling, No. 1914
jefferson street. rooms, bath and
kitchen; lot 30Xll5 feet.
No. 9-Two-atory brick dwelling, No. 81;
West 9Th street; rooms and
| bath: lot lSxl00 feet.
No. lO-ThreoAstory brick dwelling, No
/ 0o9 West 5th street; 10 rooms and
l BATH lot lSXi00 feet.
/ No. u--Twu-stury brick dwelling, No. 1911
West 7th street; 6 rooms and bath
lot Is feet II inches 81 feet
inches.
No. l2-Two-s.ory brick dwelling No. 1911
West 7th street. rooms and bath
lot IL feet 10 inches X 81 feet in'
a ches.
t No. is-Throo two-s-ory brick dwellings
s Nos. 90S-l0-l2 Brown street. eacf
containing rooms ana bath; eacl
2 Tot 10 feet 4 inches 70 feot.
u No. 14-Threc- story brick dwelling No
goa West Wh street. rooms ant
No. l5- Two-story brick dwelling, No lis
Poplar street; rooms and shed
lot llNi2 feet
No. l6tTwo-stoiy brick store and dwell
ing, n W. cor. 10Th and Nlrkwoo,
No. streets. rooms. bath aud stor
- room, lot l6 feet IS inches n 70 feet
, No. li--rhree-story brick dwelling. No
9oi Adams street, rooms AM
= bath. lot 10 feet Inches 1870 feet
No. l6-Ihree-stOry brick dwelling, No
2p2 West street; rooms wit
= bath; lot n feet inches go fee
l. 2 Inches.
4 No. i9-Threp-aiory brick dwelling, No
g. 2l2 West street; 10 rooms an
4, bath. lot 33x96 feet.
NO. a-Iwo-story brick dwelling. No
- 1872 Read street; 6 rooms am
d bath. lot iix79 feet
st No. I-Ihrcc-story brick dwelling. Nc
"a go East 9th street; rooms an
st bath, lot l3x65 feet.
NO A-Iwo-story brick dwelling. No.
: Hamilton Court; rooms; .,
llN6lM feet.
No 23-Iwo-story brick dwelling, No
- Hamilton Court, rooms, Il
Ia llX0ih feet.
n No. 4-Two-story frame dwelling. n,
$50 Walnut street. rooms an
she'd lot IS feet inches so fee
4 NO. 2-Lot S 70 Cor. 5th and Pine street
dt 3GNlS feet.
y. No. 26-Lot S, w. Cor, Lowering avenl
n and Adams street. l00xl2S feet
No. a-l.ot ON Thatcher street betwc,
- 18th and nth streets, 6aNS7ih fet
n No. ZS-Lot S. ~. Cor. Railroad aven
u and Lobden street. "a feet inch
* l25 fcct
.,t lNo. 29-Lot g. W. Cor Railroad aven
". and I4obdell street. 75xl0gM feet
~ No. 3O-lot on westerly side of Railro
avenue. l50 feet north of u sire
- 25x75 feet.
Terms made known ai sale
SECURITY TRUST q SAFE DEpOs
- COMPANY. no. %, ,25,2Smari
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Philadelphia, Feb. 19.-Demand from To-
cal millers for wheat was light, and with
exporters showing little interest the mar
ket ruled dull. but fairly steady under.
moderate offerings. No. red closed at
1S1Aa79c. Car lots in export elevator; Nc.
Pennsylvania red, 79i5QS0c; No. Della
ware red, 791a0S0c; No. 2 red, 7SIba79c.
steamer No. red, 75lkd7Gc; No. 8 red.
75i5d76c.
CORN-There was not much increase in
the home consumption or export demand.
and the market was relatively dun, but lhc
higher under light offerings. No. 2 mixed
closed at 93455ls Car lots on spot; No.
| 2, I'm export elevator, 530531hc; steamer.
export elevator, 5lQ5llAc; No. 3, in export
elevator, 49d49lA.
| OATS-Trade in car lots was quiet and
with offerings considerably IN excess of re-
| quirements the market declined 1kGl1c, un-
! der more or less pressure TO sell. Sales
were reported of two cars No. white
natural, in Twentieth street Elevator, al
| f3lkc; and four cars. do, clipped in Twen-
ticth Street Elevator, at i3di3ikc.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
The Expected Has Happened.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. Feb. 19.-It is feared here in
Dover that the sleet and snow storm OF
Monday night and Tuesday morning
has seriously damaged the peach croI
for this season. Many young trees
which were set out last year have beer
broken down by the heavy ice and snow
which covered the trees.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
viii Wed Dover Girl

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. Feb. 19.-Miss Bessie johnson
daughter of Cove Johnson. Of Dover
Will be married TO Charles Campbell. of
wilmington, next Wednesday. The
ceremony will be performed at the
brides home.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Smyrna Teacher Resians.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Smyrna, Feb. 19.-Miss Ida Lord
who recently resigned as teacher in the
Smyrna public schools, has been sue
ceeded by Miss Emily Spruance. who
has been a teacher in the CLAYTON
schools for several years.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
VIII Entertain childr.n

Miss Wells will conduct "a fun dress
rehearsal of "Rebecca's Triumph" in
ST. Peters Orphanage on Tuesday.
February "A. that the children may
have the pleasure Of witnessing this
charming little drama. which will he
presented at the New-Csntury Club on
March 8. kNI
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
Dover Youna Women to sing.
Sneclal ID the Evenlnr Ionrnal.

0plIIHI 70 INC ENlMnE JOuInaI.
Dover, Feb. Preparations are be-
ing made by the young women singers
Of Dover, under the direction of Mrs.
Miriam Sheppard Davidson, for re-
cital in the Century Club hail on Tues
day evening, March 3. at which some
well-known musicians from neighbor-
ing towns will assist.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
NOTICES.

NOTICE. W. A. HUklLL, GENERAL.
auctoncer, calls sales in city and coun-
try. collects rents ana sells real estate.
Address Bayard Building Wilmington,
Delaware. jl4-eod-im
NOTICE-All goods that we're pledged
with Levy Bros. Fourth and Market
Sts.. can either be redeemed OF renewed
BY calling ut -. Levy's, 9TH and Market
Sts upstairs fi7-3t
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.-Drug store
and dwelling, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Dupont street. Would
make good DOCTORS stand. Possession
March %. Apply Real Estate Depart
menb Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. j29-eod-tf
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Scott Chapter. Of the Epworih
ff.eaeuf. vii hold IFS monthly business
N7r THURSDAY evening, February 10. at
ziszo Q'clock special program has
1een prepared All members and friends
4Fe urged to be present
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
EOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-l0O shares Of Kenross Gold
Stock al 80 cents. Address. Stock. Even
ing Journal Office. fl9-2t
FOR SALE-No. 1927 West Eighth street.
being opposite to City Park, makes it
one of the finest locations IN the city.
Tho Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. ji5-eod-h
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOW TO MAKE MoNEY-we offer you
an investment guaranteed by two Trust
Companies. ID may make you rich. This
is no scheme or fake. Send $500 for In
vcstment Certificate. lf YOU are not sat
isiicd unon investigation, We give YOU
your money back Wcltncr &Dunn, tis-
cal Agents CD Broadway New York.
fiq-it
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Hundreds Of lives saved every year
by having DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil
in the house just when it is needed
Cures Group. heals burns, cuts, wounds
OF every sort.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
mi p WaNTED-MALE.

WANTEp-OIL sALEsMEN 20 sen Lub-
rcating Ois and Greases; salary or COM
mission: excellent side line beaNef he'
lining Company, washington d. fe'
f1Q-9f
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
LOST AND FOUND.

lost ~ Pocketbook between Lyceum
Theatre and Fourth street Contain
Ing SS.25 and valuable gold ring. $40
reward IL returned TO this Office.
fiS-2t
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
BOARD WANTED

YOUNG MAN. 10 years. OF refinement de-
srcs board ia private family on Yves
Side. Answer Immediately. Address, L
o. Box 96i. nT-3t
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
ROOMS FOR RENT with BOARD

ELEGANT furnished room for rent. with
or without board Private family. West
Side Beautiful location. Address =. o.
Box, 297. fl7-t and K
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
81, SOS, ,7O2 OS
CALEB VI. STEWARD,
Cashier.
FINGERS Mashed Under Car Wheels.

While working upon a freight car in
the Pennsylvania railroad machine
shops yesterday, George Haug got his
hand beneath the wheel just as the car
was started and had his fingers on the
left hand so badly mashed that ampu-
tation was necessary. He was sent to
his home, No. 30S Monroe street.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
PUBLIC SALES.
ID uBLIc SALE
4 OF
Valuable Real Estate

The undersigned will sell at public auc.
tion at Stdham's Auction Rooms, NO
Ill r.. 4th street in the city OF winning
ton. on
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

?; Haney, 2; Hayes, Sullivan, Mckay
Goals from foul-McKay. Hance, Sam
mon. Referee-I4, o. Wise. Time
keepers-Marvin Megginson and F. w.
Newan. Twenty-minute halves.
Many Sleighs Out.
The sleighing through the city
brought out nearly every sleigh last
evening, and several good brushes
among speedy horses were seen. Among
| hose who were out enjoying the sport
vas ex-Sheriff John e. Taylor.who has
| recovered from his serious illness at
| he Delaware Hospital,
The condition of William Price. Jr.
who has had a serious attack of typhoid
'ever, shows slight Improvement
About twenty-five young friends ol
Miss Lille Montgomery gave her sur
| prise party last evening. Cannes were
| ,layed and refreshments served.
A very pleasant evening social was
given at the house of Harry Hance OF
tuesday night Those present were
Ma. and Mrs. John Hance, Mr.. and Mrs
| Alexander Baxter, Misses Ella Hance
Florence Appleby, Reba Baxter, Clar'
Workman. Ella Allen. Sallie Batten
| Alice Morgan, Alice AlcCalust haJl
Moody, Anna Brown, Eva Singles, Edni
Silver. Messrs. Paul Pennington, Davi'
Nhitten, William Whitten. Charles Ap
9leby, George Harrington, Harr.
Iance. Raymond Davis, Samuel Moody
Frank Moody, Warren Singles, Waite
Morgan and Conrad Davidson
Miss Margaret Wilhelme, the daugh
.er Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wtlhelme
who has been a sufferer all her ht
With hip disease. underwent a success
full operation yesterday in Phiiadel
{ phia. ,
A large number of people Of the Hip
} | Di Doodle Club attended a social in tn
Armory last evening. Music was lul
lished by special orchestra.
Miss Mary Hendrix, of this city an
lanes Haggerty, of Wilmington weI
married last evening in ST. Palus i
9. Church parish house. Wilminstoi
About fifty people from this city w.
messed the ceremony
e Mrs. Mahlon X. Lancaster is steds
+. uv improving. and is now able TO S
] up for a short time.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

Delmarvia Telephone Co. gives
fve-minute service to long distance
points.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

SI,SOs, zoe OS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock 8 2OO,OlO 90
Surplus and Net
Profits .. 202.2 .223 O3
Circulation . -, 900 90
Deposits I.29S, Ago O5
Evening journal., 1903-02-19

WA ANTED-several persons Of character
and good reputation IN each state Zone
IN this county reQuired) TO represent and
ndveruse old established wealthy business
house Of solid financial standing. Salary
PAYABLE In cash each Wednesday direct
from head offices. Horse and carriage
furnished when necessary. References.
Enclose self-addressed envelope. Colonial
Co. Caxton. Bldg. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
NEW CASTLE DEFEATS
BROWNS0N PLAYERS
Many Sleighs Out Last
Night-Several Pleasant
Social Happenings
speclal 10 lhe Evening journal.

New Castle. Feb. 19.-The cold
weather did not keep the crowd away
from the Opera House last evening,
but local rooters were not disappointed,
as the Columbia team, of this city, de-
ieated the Brcwnson team, Of Whining
ton, by the score of u to 9. The play
ing OF Lawler in the second half was
away above the average, he throw
ing two long goals from the fed. There
was a time during the game that it
looked as though the visitors would
win out, but at the end Of the last halt
the home team took a brace and won
The line-up:
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

~ MEDIA competent waitress at the
Delaware Hospital. tlg-1t
IVA NTED-A white woman for general
housevork Reference. Address, u pa
l1vening Journal office. NEST
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
WANTED.

OXEN NTED-Iwo pair of good work
oxen. for logging ln the woods.
j. b. Oberly S3S Market Street.
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN Wants Position Cen
eral houscwork. 5l3is Tatnal ST.
ll9-St
Evening journal., 1903-02-19
BANK STATEMENTS.
Report of the Condition of the
NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWINE

HkHcSOUEeCAtS.
Loans and in-
vcSfmenfs -. 300, ,O.SO SD
u. -. Bonds 10000 90
Banking House 10000 90
Exchanges for
clearinghouse go, O,D05 "a
Cash Cn hand
mud due from
Reserved Banks BIS, GOD 90
Banks I5,0A0 "a
Duo from u. -.
Treasurer S,oOO 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

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tplfe Gte6snopne poo @ogne. &oo
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bap6e nogen nebnebnr0ig Sn6flp=
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set 6&ensborg 6englel, bbori ian
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6omfel6es, og ga &reiten fife bab,
Sc paaoroget fig nogen Mistanfe for
at billie flpgte, bleb bon lGslabt.
Serefter ipnes oltloo n61igten for
Baitoren til at lippe u6en 5trof n6
al fine mango @fferer noaenlun0e.
Merfelig NOT angribes 8ait. Socob=
len 6og nefop / Sen iioite Sis ierlig
benipnslg1t al fir ti6ltgere be6ite
@enings= og &ompfnlle, Me6aftbr
@tracferian / &o6ersleb. Set tpife
&oberslepbla6 me66eler ioolc6es, at
@aitoren og bans Me66ireft6r /
8onfen, >&oteleier 2asier, er blebne
uoitd6te al set u5tortpife Torbun0".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

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al traoe inb / nit 8erelie mi6t paa
Maften2"'
Snobrn6stppen: Sag Set bare
.roIig, 6rne, leg er lite Ceres
Man6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27
@notrjvIMno.

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%in0fomn1et 259 Morf, melt / min0r
9i0rog fra SO g. til 2 Marf. SIR
9onn1orf fom'ner mango 8i6rag fre
fgote sSpnDerjDcer.
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(elnrerne Ibomien poo Morp og Mi
cbae{iS i 9sbp far bber facet 10t
Morf fra Sen prpjiiife gfegiering
bporfor, fortaller uScbl. g." fife
men Set fan man tenfe fig til.
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p1op. S 9r6ns @ogn / Geefles:
big mellem Sferbnf og Spiooing el
Set tDife &e0eielifob / Serb mes a:
laoe so &eftorer &eoe oppIgje mel
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en- @len / 9pb6en for 10 Morf pr
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nemlig til at berbre SEN enc Set pe<
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ofgif peb @pOen. Scr
forulpffe0e unge Mon0 por 5pn a
M6ller Gbomlen / Mo1trltp; Gornl6:
renes Sab er laa meget itprre, ion
ban bar 6eres enel tie Ggn. Mfsler
paa en- al &ber1rerne fit fat Sbom:
iens @le6er og fdrte bom me6 runot
foa begge 8enene fnultes poa bam
fgr Mellen blep lton0iet. Otter a
&riItiansfelts 2 2eger bop6e forbun:
set bam, blep ban-f6 rt til 5pgebuie e!
/ &%ooersleb;. n1et ollere6e paa 8eie1
6erttI ofgtf ban be6 De6en. Ser
6orl1lpffe6e bob0e f6rit for en- ott'
Gage ii6en tiltraa6t iin 8lo6s.
@en6urmer til 8rDI
Sra 2angetpe6 fribes II
vMo6ersmoalet" Set bltber mere o!
mere broget beru6e. 8orle0en bdrt
hi, at @en6armer bol6t @agt pa'
91ter-2in6et &irfegaar6, ga 6. 2Dff
bIeb begrapet. @ogle Gage efte
bab6e @aarbeier g. &olm / 2qnge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

%@msraab. &ol0t Megnbon6 og
SODA bill borttoge 8letter at @ogn-
lm6relie fra Sgi, iom forrelten fan
bo1fes.
SIT la6e ct be6t Strpgejern gao ct
Bor @onge benober ct &le6e> ser er
p96et me6 &11lolie, oil forbin6re Set
fra at bran6e Sgiet.
Soften al en- roo 2pg bill g6elpg<
&c @iften / giftige Sn1eftbi6. &om-
fer i Sfuffer og &11fferter bol6er
Mdl og Mus borte.
Mllun, opl6lt / 8aa0> itges at u6=
rD60e @egge6pr. Man im9rer olle
&roge / 6engen me6 EN- 6ier, 6pppet
/ Splpsningen.
Sntet er be6re ems Serpentin for
@ulptappeorme, Mgl pg Sniefter.
6or at friife @ulbtepper op> iful
mon gniOe Sem mes en- Stub, 6pppet
/ @an6 og li6t Mmmontaf.
2eoeria0er poo Stole, &oan6fl,f-
ferter oib. og an6re Mrtifler>af 2e6er
faor ct NIT og rent noieen6e be6 al
gni6es me6 piffet 9@ggebbi6e.
8liftgi bIiper blanfere be6 at gni=
6es me6 MptSpaptr ems me6 &ln6e.
Soroi1ag eIler Mel6ug borttageS
al @e6er be6 at 6pppe Dem / &iar.
nemelf og ipre6e Dem 10 ! @reslel
for at torres / 6olen.
2i6t Betroleum / 8an6et, bborme{
man pnlfer bofse6e eller lafere6t
@ulpe, gtber 6em ct blamt n6'
ieen6e.
2iot @olf poo en- @faal paa e;
| &pl6e / @piiefamret eller &labes
famret borttager al Sltgtigbeo %
bolber 2uften tbr og iun6.
2iot 8orafs / @an0et nil forbin
6re forlagensrgbe @erbietter ellie
&aan6fle6er meo rG6e 8oroer fra q
falme:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-27

@en6nrmer til 8rDI= :,
lup. Sra 2angetpe6 tribes til
vMo6ersmoalet":: Set bltber mere og
mere broget beruoe. Borle0en bdrte:
hi, at @en6armer bol6t &agt poa
91ter-2in6et &irfegaor6, ga 6. 2Dffe
bleb begrabet. @ogle Gage efter
bab6e @aar6eier g. @olm / 2qnge,
tbe6 8rDllnp. &ntt Sen nermeite
Bomilie og eli 8ar Naboer bar in6-
b116ne, og ser bar bberfen Mniif ell,
Ter Cans: SITE SITE BEG min6re bar Ser
beor6ret 2 @en6armer til Sen title
fre6eltge $50 2angetbe6 for at paaie,
at 8Dens $40 life bleb forftprret, og
at intet ftatsfarltgt ifete. 8rpIlups-
gieiterne fltnoe 10 gierne fin6e paa
at ipnge farlige .Sunge: u&die
Mor6, 6ribeos Siem!" Set fun6e
10 opfattes iom EN- 8aro6t pau set
6ejIige Sribe6sbjem, bbori Ri 1eber.
Seq bil6e for &eiten foreilaa, at Soft
bp6 8olitiet me6 tic 8egrapelier og
8rpllupper, ioa bebgbe6e set lite at
I-fomme %ieIbbu6ent.