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FOR SAIE-A MOST ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
r.~tA"nre In fashionable n i-hborh,nd ON X st;
'-.''. jatly suitable for entertaining; four
"rrV. large hal; Tiled bath room, furnace heat:
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HOTELS.

THE PATIENCE, $40 Nw.-NEWLY RENO
waited. papered painted and furnished All the
cleanliness AMI comfort found anywhere in the
city Sixty r-ins and thirty baths. Most rea
sonah!e rents ever offered Il. r. HALLIDAY.
jelGtf5
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MEDICAL.
DIR, YOUNG , z S. ~; z55..

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promptly relieved and permanently cured by safe
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, changes may at
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==DR. CZARRA==

The Wellknown German Specialist.
3lT 9TH ST. NV.
10 years permanently located in Washington city.
His success in treating old and so-caled incurabls
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No matter what your trouble may he. mental
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and to 9. Sundays. 10 to l. 623 18th ST. n
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FOL, : ALE-A SlE'TAI. AND EXTRAORDINARY
harGaiH "pi "rtunitya lou.an Trick and
STONE h"us". within block Of Dupont or, le.
70 MS deep, nj. modern inpruyeInrrts worth
$iu.,-l. Can b. s.,Id for 500, terms to suit.
Nrriy EARLY " LAMI'ION, 90 14th ST. NV.
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BRADROCK HEIGHTS
Desirable lots. $3.50 up.
Villa sites from 5000 up. &c. booklet Of
my1-tf GEO. Il. HILL, Gl5 14th st. NV.
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Chevy Chase School c F3h
French the language of the house. Boys admitted
to kindergarten. Primary and intermediate Depart
ments. goth St. near Baltimore st.. Washington
d. c. Mile. l.. NJ BOULIGNY, Principal
NIL I'm w 1871
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

SMUFLE-ETLL LDICC6ELOE1
And Instruction. privately in class. PITMAN
system. Original and successful me hpds Prepara-
ton for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS ACME
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ING 1905 + st. n Phone Main 926 Y je27-2o,
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FOR SAlE-Gla ACRES OF LAND AT NORTH
east corner Of eth street and Burnt Mills road.
improved by frame c"ttag. and stable; fine shade
and fruit tres: splendid garden under cultiva-
ton. Price. 800.
HOWELL & WILSON Hnc), 14l1 G st. NV.
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FOR ENT-WASHINGTON GROVE, MD.-TWO-
story furnished cottage on Grove ave.. opposite
park. Reduced rent for the season. Inquire W.
T. HUTCHINSON. Room ISL, Patent office.
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FOR SALE \ COMFORTABLE sRuoM FRAME:
splendid location. large porch; front aud back
yard: brick stable, bargain ut S3,ano: also >
alley bricks cheap. J. A. HEENAN. 1887 sd st.
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The German Specialist.
At the office of the Is tie DR.. Douglas .G&F NV
reats and chronic diseases Consulta ton free
ty7 2fte
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OUT OF WASHINGTON

ROCKVILLE MARYLAND, ACADEMY FOR
boys Home life and individual care and instruc-
tion. Terms moderate. Address W. p MASON.
u S. n A. jylS52t'A
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOCATED
IN NV; bot G"Nl2". lettcr'd Il southern expos
ur,'. suitable for 2-story hats; houses In inmrli-
ate u"IgAl-'rA"cd renting Z 500 pr mo-; bargain
at 30. l. W. GRuuMES. liu3 y. y. ave
w..
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; FIRM COMFORT
able, durable, beautiful, undetectable; positive IL
painless. Shrunken faces made normal.
je23- 52t'4 DIR. J. L. WILSON, 1903 st. NV.
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FOR SALE LARGE BUILDING LOT ON ELEC-
trio road. miles from Washington, Scent fare.
lot 10 per cent OF for cash. Buy homo and
stop paying rent. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 14U8
iyo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Washington Fair.

Spokane, Wash, oct. 5.-The inter
state fair for which preparations have
been going forward for weeks past,
opened auspiciously today, and the
success of the exhibition is already
assured. The management has been
working zealously TO get together the
largest and highest class collection OF
exhibits ever seen in this section, and
the success of their efforts is acknowl-
edged by everyone. The agricultural
lumber live stock and wool growing
interests are we'll represented, while
the mining exhibit is by far the best
ever seen in the state. Prominent
among the new features is a dog show,
comprising prize-winning CANNES from
all the famous kennels on the Pacific
coast. The racing program. to be In
augurated tomorrow, also promises
well.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Football
Coach Here

O. Edgar Dietz. the new football
coach for Willamette University, ar.
rived in this city Sunday, and will this
evening begin the work for which he
has came half way across the CONT
nent. The football timber at old VIII.
lamette" is ready for the hand OF the
master builder, who is to shape 1t into
a team that will carry or the laurels in
this years Games. and bring the fame
of the University eleven far in ad.
vance of anything known here. Mr..
Dietz is famous as a football player,
and In the one season as coach he has
shown his ability for that position is
unexcelled.
Mr.. Dietz played football for four
years before he went to Northwestern
University, Evanston, ILL.,, and there he
played four years. the first two as
guard and tackle, and the last two as
fullback. AS captain the last two
years. his eleven broke even with the
best of the college teams. and his four
years on the All Western team Ger.
tainly gives him a place in football
circles that any player might be proud
Of. Last year he coached the Kansas
Agricultural College thAm, al Manhat-
tan, Kansas, the champions Of the rea.
son among the college teams Of that
state. Mr. Dletz comes highly recon.
mended, not only as a fullback play
or, but as a thorough gentleman. and
his stay in Salem will doubtless be
made as pleasant as the best people
can make il.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Will 81
A RAISE
100000
Conference Will Aid
in Campaign for Big
Endowment
Large Sum to be Raised
During Coming Year for
the Old Pioneer
School

The Methodist conference met at
o'clock in the University chapel. The
usual devotional exercises we're con
Quoted by DR. Rockwell, OF Portland
when Gen. odell, presiding, introduced
Bishop Hamilton, who spoke to the
students. and was received with en-
thusiasm The students left the chapel
by the usual march, which was ap-
plauded by the members Of the confer.
ence.
At 10 o'clock the conference assem-
lbled for business in the church, and
the minutes OF Saturday we're read
After some preliminary business, the
order OF the day was taken up. and the
report of the committee on education
was submitted. This report was read
by w H. Elleck. and that part Of II
g1ferring to Willamette University was
80 extensive as to cover all the ground,
showed a most healthful and helpful
condition, aud pledged the conference
no enlist In campaign to raise an en-
'dowment OF 100000.
DR. Coleman was invited 10 address
the conference, and spoke with great
enthusiasm, asking the support OF the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Hunting Pheasants.

The Eugene Guard of Thursday
says The China pheasant shooting
is again lawful. and early this morn.
ing, the opening of the season, Eu.
gene was surrounded with huntsmen.
who shot mercilessly at the fleeing
birds when they could be raised.
A few hunters returned with evil
dence of being good shots, but many
are home without a feather. The gen.
eral verdict Of the sportsmen is that
the birds are extremely wise, because
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

the ushers.
Il is learned that Elliott wrote a
long and incoherent letter to Roose-
welt last week, enclosing his photo.
graph, and he said he would call this
week to see him privately Loeb
opened the letter, and considered It
sufficient dangerous to show all the
doorkeepers and special officers The
photograph. When Elliott called the
second time at the White House this
morning. Cisele recognized him, and
invited him inside to take a seat, FL.
lott sat a moment, and then started
down the lobby, hourishing a knife.
Cisele at once sprang after him. and
would have been worsted, but the
chief usher, Stone, who is an old man,
but muscular, put up hard fight AT
ter being apparently subdued, and
placed in the police van, he again be-
came violent and attacked two men.
In the fight that followed the glass
sides Of the van were broken. Cisele
thinks his wound came from the brok.
en- glass. The President, at the time
of the encounter, was in his Office, in
the west wing of the White House.
and knew nothing of the affair until II
was over.
A search OF Elliott revealed he had
a loaded revolver and a pair of long,
bladed shears. He denies he intended
to kill the President. His language is
that Of a foreigner, and he is q perfect
type of an anarchist; he talks ram.
bling, and the doctors believe him in
sane. He says he came from Balti.
more Thursday, met the President at
the church, and says the President
wants him to marry Alice. He claims
the royal blood of Sweden flows in his
veins. and that an attempt was made
on his life in Minneapolis, from where
he was compelled to fee to avaold
death. He insists he is the Presidents
personal friend, and only carried the
weapons for self-protection.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

Of being hunted at all times Of The
year, and will jump from cover long
before gunshot range is reached, and
then Fly away to shelter, and 1t is i'm
possible to reach them. sportsmei
from town are inclined TO blame the
small country lad with shotgun who
hunts crows all summer, winter sprinE
and autumn. The birds are targets q
these at all times Of the year. The
strenuous work done by the game war
den is of little value towards protect
ing the birds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

Every year osteopathy receives
wider recognition from the FRACTION.
ers OF other medical systems as an
effective curative art on thoroughly
scientific basis.
Drs. Schoettle. Barr & Barr. osteo
paths, Grand Opera House. Salem, Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Hoods SGrSdpdriLLG
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
invigorato the whole system.
81 had salt rheum on my hands so that
could not work. took Hoods sarsaparilla
and II drove out the humor, continued
its use till the sores disappeared" Mas.
Ina o. BnowE, Rumiord Falls, Me.
Hoods sarsaparllla promises 60
euro and keeps tho promise.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
I'LL HumOrS

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care OF without help, there is
such an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, bolls, eczema and other
eruptions, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, ilts of indiges-
tlon, duh headaches and many other
troubles are due 10 them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Mandolin Teachers.

AS you are going TO have good
teachers In mandolins now, supply
yourself with one OF the nice mando-
Inns now shown in the nice glass show
case at George c. Wins music store.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Yellow Fever
in Texas

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. 5.--one gen.
uine and four suspicious cases of vel,
low fever are reported at Laredo this
morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

Boys Wslsts--Now reduced; for
use with or without suspenders.
Collars TO match. attached or de
tached; ages TO N. 45c 20 Csc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

Boys caps-Newest production.
A handsome lot also for wee tots:
s5o 70 SI.25.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

conference in doing the work he had
on hand, reminding the conference
that he is their servant, and must 80
70 them for orders, and would do SO.
DR.. NJ. c. Wire, OF Albany, spoke to
the same point. Rev. w. II. selleek
again arose and proposed that If
$1,000 would be raised by the preach.
ers Of the conference towards the en-
dowment, he would give 800 Of il.
Bishop Hamilton said his one dol
lar, given last Thursday, had grown
by other gifts Of the same amount, to
s26. DR.. Coleman again arose to say
that It is proposed to raise an endow-
ment Of 100000 in a year. and that It
will be done.
At this juncture Bishop Cranston,
who had just returned from Portland
on the II o'clock train, came to the
platform. and spoke with much conn.
dence on the educational situation. DR..
Ford spoke, slgnifying his purpose and
confidence in Willamette.
At noon the conference took a re-
cess TO p. m, and efforts will be
made TO conclude the sessions some
time this evening. when the appoint
ments for the ensuing year will be
made.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

Boys shlrts--Cuhs 20 match,
now Iah style; sizes le TO iii
soc 60 25c.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

We sell more collars I han any other house be-
tween Portland and Sac samsneo. All the late
styles in the 25e and t~o for a quarter grades
We sell quarter sizes
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Sundays Exercises.

Yesterday was great day Cor
Methodlsm in Salem. The services be-
gan at Q a. m, with love feast, led
by Rev. t. j. Abbott, of Ashland. At
l0;30 the services preliminary to the
bishops sermons began. A c0aection.
as usual at this service, for worn out
preachers and members Of their fami-
lies In need, was taken, amounting TO
s475. or 1925 above the collection at
any previous time.
In the afternoon memorial services
were held and memories read OF those
who died during the year. Following
this, NJ. l.. Hardingham, c. A. Housel,
A. Monroe, J. c. Gregory. f. c. Afford
and ID. II. Leech were ordained elders.
and a. + Buche, j. K Hawkins, ID. l..
Fields and w. F. Rogers we're ordained
doacons by Bishop Hamilton. assisted,
in the case Of the elders, by the four
presiding elders and Drs. Parsons and
Coleman.
Bishop Hamilton then extended his
congratulations to those just ordained,
and invited all in the room to come
forward and do the same thing, which
was done while the young men stood
within the altar rail.
In the evening, at 1880, the mission.
AIRY anniversary was held, and DR..
Leonard made a masterful address,
by great breadth end
scope OF view.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05
Crank 1t the White House

IN church, but was turned away by
the ushers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-05

We sell the best aso stocking In salem iOr bOya
Our customers say 50. Try pair
NEcKwEAR--A swell new line; ese to stOO
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9iot mere ira
Sam SuaqninOalcn, Sal.

Oct bar glaoet mig / ben iioite lin
at lGie Qrtitler / o8dniteren", tire
ret Der ira SoaquinoaIen, og END mere
Iad peO at fe, at bet n9rmeit er Soft,
Iom TONNE ira be pitlige Stoter for
life lang lin tit6age. Iom bar Itrebst
bisie Stnffer. % at De anbeidler benz
ne gel at qacifctpiten for mnli9e
letters" fra gIten. 9aar Ri / oisie
9aQe laier i gldOene ON al ben glpo,
Do Glenoig6eo, Der er / Mi0titaterne,
fcradridget peo 5loo % 6p%cIoner, od
moa ri ! Sanb6so prize, % tate
!oerren, ION iaa n%aaoi9t bar %Itdonet
os Der for at iaabant. ser CT itiqe,
roliqt GA freoelist. bel mda bet inos
remnts, atSmdatornet 6oeOe oggpa,
for en- tor Del er ilaaet fell / Qar pdd
@runo al 5grts, men bet %foranorer
life Sdaen, t6i 9isr9ene er Der not
al Sne for Srrigation eler Sper.
rising. BIN 5rugtabl fdmt apa8s
erift er 6opeoioaelig Snot9gtstiloerne
teromtyia9. og lloiigterne | oisIe Ret
ninger CT glimrenoe. Qnoen Aol III
falfd er alereoe blepet ilaaet, 5rugts
traerne itaor looeoe meb 5rugter;
4pricots er alIersoe beqDnbt at mob
mes, og 9inmarterne er Idd lopenbe,
iom nogen Sinoe fer. Seq ital ger
ne inoremme bet, jeg er noeet al en-
GntuIiait, ndar 3alen er ON San
sSoaquinodlen % osns Mulisbeoer, en-
9dl flerc 5uRorece Mile lang og nGs
ten bunorebe Mile brsS. 5or tppe
gar iioen fate jeg ferite Sang 5os
zen pua bens Sorbbuno, bar Jet bens
ups, anb ooipns" ben lib og b9ret
meo til at ppoe ben meb mine Soebs
braaber. Snotil fort for ben lib bar
BEN fun en- Sdnosrfen meo 9pebes
marter langs5looerne o9 / bens norbs
lige Del; MI er en- tor Del al 8olen
/ be iioite 300 aar beb @aubing
"a i6arbigt Qrbeioe. men fprit og
iioit bog peo SUBS geliignelie, bleDet
foroanolet til at ligne en- 6ape. Der
tr bog enonu milsIdnge Str9tnin9er
At ooot 9anb. fom fan tebes rimeligt,
noget enbog biGigt / 5orbolb til Wu=
ligbeoerne, .%impropeo" elIer beplanteo
9ono meo gpgninaer paa, fan ogidd
tsbss nuiurligOis iii bpierePrijer. ga,
aanb er Der I MasIepis. gobt Qdnt
"a baarligt aanO, aft iom man pnitey
bet. aanaler, ION / Sommertioen
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SpDtning.
FRA &p6en5abn Ifripeg:

Brd Gg6en5abn i~fripes:
DIR er en- Sport, Ipm 0renge nm
Der, Def er ben at oipptte 9an9ipDt",
ben 6eitddr beri, at be fonfarrerenbe
Tiger at oDer6bbe binanben / at Ienoe
oeres Sppttldtter Iaa lan9t Iom nut
liQt uo | 9eroen. Oct er noget fGlt
8riieri, men Der er beg en- Smule
Menins I bet.
6bdb Der oerimoo dloeles ingen
Mening er /, bet er, at bofsne Mens
METER, iom ger 5orpring paa, at an
les for pelopordgne, ~ttlIeler 3rappes
gauge, porte % @doer meb Spbttluts
Ter. 9i er efter6donoen blebne Idd
oannebe, at bi anbenoer Qommetgrz
flobet til at pubic Dor R9Ie / -
% bet 9sr Ri, ielp ON Ri forbes oanite
enc uoe | Naturen. Wlen life fdd Mers
METER unoier Jig lite for at Ipptte |
SelItab meb andre og paa SteOer,
bnor andre f9roes.
Sppttet er en- aanTfe fo%ririnlig, ia
uunOoqrli9 3ing for MenneItene.
Som betenbt biora9er bet / bej @rao
iii 6ooens Splesning. Men enbber
1ob Ting ian misbruges. og bet er Ell
tort Witsbru9 at ttloele andre Ulennes
Ter gart | ems Spbt.
Der er biIt ineen Spibl ON, at Itas
big Spptning | be fleite 5ilfalbe er
en- ilet % ret lpane. Mdn gsr pill
lite M9nbene ltret beb at pdaitdd, al
Der er flere at benz, iom er ~forfalont
iii benne %llpdne, enb at Sbinberne
Rimeligpis bar bos mango itaoig 20
tdtsrpgning iinOel | Spptteriet. Wler
naar &pinber roliet % fom en- ielp.
fsleelig Ting timber Jig u at W9ni
ipntter ! beres H9rp9relle eQer pa,
Stebsr, bpor be ferbes, faa bar b
bermeb taset ,oeres PEI af @nipare
for be utalltse, mobbpbelise Sppttlat
ter. bpormsb Dor 8p er befanst. =
Der er / be iibfte Mor reiit en- it9r
gep9eelie for at in%bifr9nfe bette Son
be. Mere taratteriitif enb fmisreh
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Sill DC n6bli6cnbc Sinner.
(SnOfommen iiOen afilutninsen J

Somlet peb 6pinoeforeniu9en I Sibfoib
isis: 01rs. 9outs Rosmnsien, Wirs. Nas
rp Sobnion, Mrs. u. Nialmbere, G. Dor
gan, 0irs. ;. q. Senien. BIZ. 81; 6on
@lamen 81 so; @iaie N1almber9, Mrs. g
3. Mobien, 3D.. SOC; OflS. Crbolm, DTS
gibiou, 7r. u. 8. 6briitoiierieu, bu. 25c.
@eorse ap9aorb, Mrs. q. s. 9}elion, 6U. 81
Nrs. Is. 6merion, Mrs. 5o6u Malmber9
bp SOC; Sopbus Rasmusieu, @orl 9iellon,
30. 25c; Miis 6mma 9au,iben, Dtrs. Is. 9lp=
9aorO, Qnton Malmberg, Mrs. u. 9oulien,
.5gr9en 56ompion, &. qarien, Nait. 5. I,
9aorup, 4eter 4eterier, Is. 6Olm, Nrs. :.
9ip9aorb, Mrs. u. g. 4eterieu, Mrs. gorien,
9. Simonien, Nrs. 5. Anoerien, 4eter
Rro9er, 6arl 4osmuslen, bp. 81 Mrs. ;.
J%tasmuslen, DtrS. Gtto 0anieu Mrs. &ol-
ter Sanien, DTS &. R%osmusieu, Mrs. ,Sus
Inns Gal, OirS. g. Feterien, u. :. has
mlsiet, Mrs. Grit. 9tielien, bp. SOC; Mrs.
\. Midelien, Mrs. 8. &. geberieu. O1rs. :.
3%asmusien, Otrs. 5reo. gg6olot. Mrs.
youie 0auien, @trs. 9iiels 9%to5uusien, 9p.
25c. salt 1925.
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for, at ban ienote os en- 0rbets 5ie.
ner, iom turoe tale inob ben 8antro
% @srosliQ6eo, ION %fanotes iblanbt
os, ba ban bleb Dor 9r9it. 6an BPM
e os life eller forIp9te at berlte ooer
ps mep 4norbninger Iom: BRIT life.
hans life, fpil life Sort 0. +. B.; men
Sroet, ban fortbnOte, baboe Iad it9rt
en- Zone, At ben enc efter ben anben
fant neo for 8orfets 5ob % fanot
6reO. % bore b%erOsliQe, 9uolpie Gam
mentomiier falOt bort, % fer er bles
rem noget berligere at fanles ON, ncms
lig Seius % bans 6eaige Sag.
9i tor / al geIteoen6eo fige: Der
rem far giort itore3ing, ri bleO gIabe;
ri bleo en- fife SCREENS 6iorO Der i
0eit6roof % bet forunoer Os 6efer
life. at ZEN Cn6e iaqer peO en6per
qeili96eo % til o0e 3ioer i9ennem
fine mango ReOita6er at Teuoerripe
% soela9ge os. bet er 10 BANS Scr
Ming; men bi bar funoet 9ditor 36os
re6b at 0are en- gob og iano ltn6ers
fDroe, Iom life lo6er lin gei, Haar IL
Rem fommer. o9 Ri arer % eliter BAN,
Tom hi Ia oaToa / no9en @raO bar BE-
pitt I @erninq til forfieai9s StOer, o5
bi er gldo peo, at ban pil bliOe 6os
De, iddlanss ION bet er 9errens
9iaie.
martin 6d6rictus,
Mg6. Gel. (
Sans 8. 6olm,
2. g. Supt.
maos Iieffen,
3er8en Smitb,
3ruItees.
o0anneoirte" beOes optage.