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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04
TIvERT0N.

Mrs. p. d. Humphrey has returned from
Cottage City.
Miss Anna Humphrey returned Wed
nesday from a visit to the Rev. Henry
T. Arnold and family of Plainheld, Conn.
Fred c. Parker and Willis Parker Of
Taunton, Mass. OF the firm OF w. r.
Parker & Son, are putting hot water heat
in,o the residence OF Mrs. Alfred b. Bab-
bitt of Evans avenue.
Mrs. w. w. Walker of Moravia n Y,
Mrs. Eliza Dean and Mrs. Fred Chees-
mail OF Auburn. n. Y, have been visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Harry Walker OF Co.
nanicus street.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs Heath are guests
OF Mrs. Hascall, Nannaquaket.
Mrs. Mary Collins is the guest OF Mrs.
Eliza Hambly and family.
The town council will meet Tuesday
as board OF canvassers in the morning
al the police station in District No 3. at
o'clock in the afternoon at the town
hail. District Mol, at 1880 D. m.
The regular meeting of the court OF
probate and town council will be held
tomorrow Saturday in the town hall.
Mr.. Emerson r. Ash. who has Noeen
daily through the vacation season sup
plying his customers on the Hummock
with milk after Labor day, will confine
and Sundays. as many OF his customers
have closed their cottages.
The community in the neighborhood OF
Tiverton Four Corners and the Stone
Bridge were much shocked Thusrday
morning 10 hear OF the death Of ex-Coun-
Gilman Ralph b. Wilcox, who succumbed
TO typhoid fever at 9 o'clock Wednesday
evening after an illness of two weeks.
He was IS years OF age. He leaves Q
widow and one child. Mr.. Wilcox was
the oldest son OF DR.. Frederick and EN-
lily Wilcox OF the Four Corners. His
funeral will be solemnized to morrow at
the Stone church. Adamsvlle.
The summer residents made a very ef-
fective display of colored fires and fire.
works in addition TO the illumination Of
their cottages. which was confined 70 be-
tween the bridges. The residences on
the hill southeast of the depot were beau
tifully Illuminated also the residence OF
Captain Collins and Mr. Hilton.
A, the Stone Bridge cottage and vicin-
ity the pretty scene on land and water at
tracted a large number OF visitors. The
electric cars coming and going were
crowded with passengers until a late
hour.
Mr. George p. Caswell and family have
closed their cottage on Pierces avenue
and returned TO Fall River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04
THEIR ANNUAL WHET.
Inspector Of Scythe Stones and OsputIs.
Had Outing Yesterday.

In response 10 an urgent call from the
state Inspector OF scythe stones r Il.
Lawton. the deputies and Chowder club
members assembled yesterday morning,
ana boarded the steamer Corsair for their
annual tour
There were about rs In the party. which
boarded the boat at East Greenwich and
business meeting was in order. In the
contest for president. after several bal
lots, F. B. Dawton secured the election.
showing under the other candidates, who
were: Erskine Perunt. Judge Henry NJ.
Palmer and Charles Mcguire. and the
following were reelected. r A Crumb,
vice president. G. G. Gray. secretary. e.
r. Berry. treasurer: sergeant-at-arms
and chef. bill" Nevins
spond 10 roll call the following deputies
were ruled out OF office: Hon O. IL
Grant Providence: Fred b. Horton. Prov
idence; G. ID. Manchester. Little Compton.
Hon w. T. Dodge. Block Island: Capt.
y r. Smith OF the eel trust. North Kings
The following. changes and appoint
ments were made: Judge Henry A.
Palmer, from the third TO first deputy.
q. n. Mcguire. from fourth 10 second dep
uty. and new deputies were elected as
Follows; J. +. Clausen. Providence; n.
Bliss. Cranston; Capt. Uriah Dodge.
Block lelsnd George y Gardiner North
kingstown, Hon. Harry B Kane Mar
faeansett Pier. A. -. Macleod. auditor.
Al executive committee OF the Chowdcr
eieb was chosen by the president, com
prislng, -. G. Hinckey. Horace Thurs
g. B Mcguire "'N
A. Potter's Cove. when the dinner ana
.eIIeshments we're served. athletic con-
lests ana speech-making were induiged
N very freely There was a vote nssscd
TOT smoker next month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04
Joseph Silva Fined $40 and Costs for
Assault on George Cassidy.
Pension Papers for the Veterans Have
Arrived Other News Of Interest.

put the load back on the vehicle, after
which he proceeded OH his way Traffic
was blocked on the street car lines for
quarter OF an hour.
A RUNAWAY
This morning a well known business
man left his team in front of his office
for moment and a minute later his at
tention was attracted by the sight OF
his horse galloping madly up Warren
avenue. The animal had in some man
ner become frightened and started to
run He ran as far as Second street.
where he was caught and returned TO
the owner by William Mclaughlin.
LOCAL NEWS.
While carving some meat yesterday
Harry Shaw was injured by the slipping
of the knife. which inflicted a severe
cut on his thumb.
There will be a ball game between the
Ivy Social club team and the Eastern
Nut and Bolt company team on the Gros.
venordale field tomorrow.
officer Beatty attended the trials of
the men who were brought from Fall
River for trian rioting yesterday. 1t was
held in Warren.
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RIVERSIDE.
Fanagut mIisf Corps Is Pro.
pairing for Annual Inspection.
Other Local Items.

special meeting OF Farragut Relief
Corps will be held Tuesday evening TO
prepare for the annual visit OF the de-
partment inspecting officer. The corps Is
In excellent condition and the members
are preparing to give the visiting officer
one OF the cordial receptions for which 1t
has become celebrated.
Last night a meeting OF the executive
board was held.
GOING TO wRENTHAM
Tomorrow Steward Frank Hammond OF
the Pomhahn club will 60 TO Wrentham
TO serve a complimentary dinner TO the
employees OF a large manufacturing jewell
~ establishment there. The dinner Is
rendered 10 their employees by the man.
agement OF the concern. Mr.. Hammond
will be assisted by william r. Pine and
Robert Haye, who will accompany him.
LADIES' DAY.
Today was ladies' day at the Pomham
club and the place was livened up to q
degree by the large number
OF women who visited the place and par
took of the good things for which the
club is famous. Several OF them achieved
no little distinction on the bowling al
leys.
BROKE DOWN.
This morning the wheel broke down on
one OF the oil teams which run through
here. letting the vehicle down and caus-
Ing considerable delay. None OF the oil
was spilled. Another wheel was procured
TO replace the one which had given out
and after some delay the eutft proceeded
on Its way
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04
WARREN.

There was a very pretty wedding at 81
Marks church, yesterday afternoon. al
o'clock. when Miss Annie Ciola Ferris
daughter OF Capt and Mrs Charles Fer
ris. was married 20 MIR. Albert Edward
Everns OF Providence Rev. A. e Carpen-
ter former pastor OF St Marks Episcopal
church officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Everns
will reside In Providence
Rev VIM. y. Ackley OF Brooklyn. n. Y,
will officiete at ST. Marks church. War
rem OF which he was a former rector, on
Sept 9Th.
A number OF friends OF Miss Gertrude
Webb enjoyed n sail 10 Rocky Point. yes
terday afternoon In Capt. George Covo $
yacht Egbert.
The Kickemuit grange Is TO hold a
gypsy encampment and clambske on the
grounds surrounding their hall in East
Warren, "Wednesday evening. sept q
The regular mid-week series were held
In the Methodist and Baptist churches
last evening with a goodly attendance
The new house OF Mr.. Burkinham on
Washington street IL nearing completion.
The public schools in this town will open
Tuesday. Sept. sth
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PAWTUxET.

There was a very good attendance at
the mid-week meeting at the Baptist
church and Rev. Thomas e. Bartlett was
glad 10 welcome some who had been
spending the summer away from the viii
lage
During the past month while the pas
tor has been taking a much needed rest
he has made IL point TO be present at
the Thursday evening meetings because OF
the Importance with which he rega rds
them In connection with the church
work
The regular meeting OF Mt. Vernon
Lodge No. -. l. O. o. F.. was held In its
hall on Broad street last night.
The steam yacht Aroc has been anchor
ed OF the yacht club with Mr. Smathers
and friends on board who were here for
the races At Narragansett Park After
Mr.. Smathers' horse, Billy Buck. won the
Roger Williams stake at the park yester-
day the party went aboard and the craft
got under way last night.
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VALLEY VILLAGES
Kent CIambake Held Yesterday
Was a Hugo Success. ..0ther
MattGrS Of Interest.

All parts OF the valley were well repro
sented al the annual Kent clambake. held
yesterday under the pleasantest auspices
In the grove on the banks OF the Paw
tuxet near the church. People from al
parts gathered al about noon and before
the affair was declared over more than
800 people had taken dinner. which they
claimed was one OF the best. william
Walker prepared the bake and his repu-
tatfon for such a feast is we'll known.
Yesterdays meal proved TO be no, cx-
ception and all were well satisfied with
H. While the tables were catering to
the scores Of empty stomachs. frozen
dainties were dispensed from a gally
decorated booth. presided over by Her
man Knight. Fruit and confectionery
were dispensed from a similarly deco
rated booth and by the Misses Field and
In both instances an extra service was
added. During the day the New Century
Volunteer band under the direction Of
Andrew Yorston rendered pleasing music
including solos by several Of the members.
The affair was considered at an end at
about o'clock. and those who had en-
joyed the day left for their homes.
HOPE.
The usual large crowd was present at
the band concert last evening and enjoyed
the music very much. judging by the
warm applause given the various selec-
tions. The order In the crowd was all
that could be asked for and no COM
plants were heard. The concerts will
probably be continued during the re-
mainder OF the season.
Extended repairs have recently been
made about the railroad bridge near the
station.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
The Warwick nremen enjoyed another
healthy run last evening during their
regular weekly practice, H
Warwick lodge, A. F. and A. NJ. held
its regular convocation at Mason's hall
last night.
The roofs Of the stations along :he
Pawtuxet Valley branch are being paint
ed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

Miss Nancy wonder why II Is that
sailors are such terrible swearers7
Cousin Tom-Why. don't YOU know
They learn profanity of the parrots
thought everybody knew that-Boston
Transcript.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

Bobby--Pop. did YOU know mamma very
well before YOU married her.
Henpeck-No. I'm afraid not.-Roches-
ter Democrat and Chronicle.
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/ 1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

failure. consequently one must use ex-
cellent judgment.
The author OF this book seems 10 have
not made a mistake. but has succeeded.
where others might have failed giving
a very interesting story. founded on his
torical facts combined with those neces-
sary off shoots and details that neces-
sarily go 10 make a story OF like nature
OF course. Mad Anthony" Is the cen
trail figure and the author pictures him
as We have always been led 10 believe
he was; the other characters are well
placed throughout the book. is very good.
although at times II savors a wee bit OF
the dime novel flavor
However. this is somewhat justihable,
those were dime novel days so 10 speak:
on the whole II Is very good reading and
attention holding.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04
UNDER MAD ANTHoNYs BANNER

By James BAH Naylor.
Published by the Saaineh Publishing
company. Ackron. Ohio. For sale BY
all booksellers. Prtce ssa
To deal with the life history ami doines
of man. soldier. no matter how
prominent he may be. and weave a clever
ing
IL one sticks too much 20 plain. un-
adulterated facts the tale may prove
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ANTHONY WAYNE. BY JOHN

ANTHONY WAYNE. BY JOHN r.
Spears.
Published by u. Appleton and company.
publishers. New York. For sale by
all booksellers
Who has not heard Of Anthony Wayne
Mad Anthony" as he is probably bet
ter ana with an undisputed deep love.
been called?
There is no doubt OF the respect that
the American people have for this gen.
eral, who won his "nicknames" by the
fighting force OF the man. Wayne was
a character and in the book. bearing
upon the life and experiences of him,
Mr.. Spears has interesting reading.
OF course. historical becomes
monotonous at times, even at its best.
but nevertheless IL is what you and
ought to know especially when IL relates
TO our glorious country and its freedom.
We picked II up-read it--not laying 4
down until II was hnished-this speaks
for Itself and the entertaining and in
structfve qualities OF the book.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

Mesmerists wife-carlos,
Mesmerlst--ven dearP
Mesmerists Wife, wish YOU would
New Yorker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

BFI I IIFt TtF.fII TVFt NIVINIf 4.
Sylvester Riley. a charcoal dealer. who
heels his OUTFIT In lanyard lane. would
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-08
Scamp / en- airfe.

Solist, Sa., 5. Maj. So SuIinb
Weno cg aoinoer beltos ct blpoigt
Sla9smoal Slaponic Homan Ga
tbolic Gbur9 i Ssnoass Morses.
Der blep gipet Sprsrslignal. uq
politist bar nsbt til at gsre flittig
gru9 at fine 0aaben mob be frigerite
airtefrlt, iom brugteGepolpers, Stot;
te, Gen cg alltens andre Yadben
meo Itor 9irtning. airtsItrt. og an
Get Snpentarium bleo poelagt, og
Sneie at Maap og aoinoer tampeOs,
meoens 8lor.t rdnot neo cper o.ras
mis9dnoleOe 2lnii9ter.
9ri9en rar Ell f5glee AT en- langoas
rig SDiit menem to 5rattioney, iom
botr fer fig iG5.e at faa 9ontroIlen af
&irtenS QlnliagenOer. Oct feober,
at Get par en- Del aoinoer, Iom gao
nen oirette 5pranleoning til Slagss
mdalet / gaar. 0a 9olitiet anfom,
bar en- Del al oe tempenoe flpqtet uo
paa 9aoen, 6oor De fortIatte aamz
pen en- 5io; men ba be, fom bar inoe
/ airten, ilutteoe r:n inp6prbes Stamp
og foreneoe fig for at tempe imoopo=
litiet, gjoroe De. Iom par ubenfor, bet
famine, og angreb qplitiet apggen
meo StentaIt og gfeDol0eritu6. Oms
fiber lptteOes bet boa pOlitiet at till
peiebrin9e nogenlunbe 9ao, pg flere
9(rreitationer bleb foretaget.
aDinoerne bar be ibrigite Sam
pen, og poIitiet baooe langt iterre
Meje meo bem enb meb at bring,
W}pnoene til 5ornuft.
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Wiitcr Salecpncn.

9rnperie Gitp, Mi6., er 9jemlegt
uf en- mertelig Gpioemi, ioet mango
Menneiter pIuoielig bar miitet Sale
eonen. st al te iibIte Dire er 2ouis
Stract, fom 5reoag often gift til
Sengs fulbItenbig frilt og raft %
puasneos ben neite Wlor9en uce at
Stano til at faa ct eneite Orb frem.
Mange andre bar peret angrebet
paa lignenbe Muube, cs flere Ear
p9ret Itumme mango Ouge.
Get antases at bore ben famine
Spsoom, fom for nosle faallser iiren
fatte 2eserne i Sosinap Syoruas
bring, ibet Or. 6. sc. Stone, en-
peltenbt 9brlege, miitebe Wlaal pg
Wele.
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6amilie pg 9u5itano til Den baglig:
2tnba9t.
Gn 6eIpgenoe fortaGer ct tnit, fri
iteligt glaO fplgenoe, fom iittert pil
interesIere ,,8rii iitsligt0agbluo"8 2es
fere. 6an bleO mootaget meo Itor
9enligbeo % 89itfribeo al Supper,
og ha Def netop bar peb Ueiooagstio,
bleO ban opforopet til at blipe pg Ipiie
meo 6dlnilien. pa Mdoltibet bar til
Gnoe, bleb alle 9uIets 5olt talbt inb,
aupper tpg en- 8ibel, l9ite ct Stbtte
og bolot en- fort, / bej Grab opbDggts
Zig Gale orer bet l9lte. Derpaa fnez
leoe ban neo pg aae meb 1am og
ilutteoe meo en- barm og inberlig 8en.
Den Slags Miniitsrpr9iibenter er
Der moi life monge af. GGers pilbe
bet pitt fe beore uo 2anbene. : =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-08

90 B Norben, m B q 1oroe n,
SdaleDes Dtrer StdnoinapernesG9n9z
Iel Jig 3oert 9lar, nddr WtioIomner
itaar for 96ren. 9enne 29ngIel IT.
mes at tiltage 2lar for Gdr, og itore
Starer al Stanbinaper ruiter fig til
benne Rejie bper Ulaj og Sum- Maar
neo. gelgger man 9amplfibstontcz
ret paa ain3t, Street, Gbicago, ier
man 9ier9e uf auferter rg en- W(ensz
be rejiefarbi9e paa 9si mco Noroen.
Oct er bet bel tenote, gamle 5irma
u. Mortenien &c &c., Iom drrangerer
bisIe lloflugter, og pi er cperbepiite
ON, at ben GtsturIion, fem nu ben
25. Moj uo9aur fra 9ooeofontoret,
1875 Gait ainais Street, Gbicago, oil
pinbe itor 9ilIlutning. Hejlen coer
@tlantsrbaoet foregaar meD ben npe,
fore og burtigIejlenoe 0umper oSelz
fig Olap" fra Nep gort cen 27. Wiaj.
0e, Tom enIter en- betDem Rejie, ggr
bebIt at iitre fig pldos iaa fnart fom
muligt.
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12te Q(arq.
SDpc / GapitOliet.

MuOiion, @is., Ste W3aj. = 3pue
Ineg fig Gaar ino State Sreas=
urp 9lg,nt Gli pe0eriOns aontor /
unoen Stage i Supitoliet og itjal 140
Dollars. pengene til6srte Stdten.
Scr. peoerIon eritatteoe eieblittelig
ten manglence Gum at lin egen9omz
me. 5poeriet funot SteO, mebens
&ontorperfonulet bar gacet bism til
Mibbag.
gn 6el Del ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saar
for Jig 8upitoliet. Sort efter at
2egislaturen bar fumlet, bleb en- 5tS
fepritter itjaalet fra en- df Sendts>
tomiterrss 09relIer.
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llbDsseli9t.

Ct. 2ouis, DO, Ste Maj. =
Dong Sang, en- fpepafife G6ineier,
iom Munougs unppe9 fra araran=
t9nen fer 8pen, er enonu life paaz
areben troOs SurO6sospeIsnets en-
ergiife GfterIp9elie. qoIitiet tror,
ban er Ghicago, lottet BERTH al Den
tore Man9oe9lrbejoe og be gooe Priz
Ter, iom er tilfaloen GbineIerns berz
Iteps / 9nen paa @runo At 9uunorp
Streiten. Dong Song bar paret
/ &paruntene ct. 2ouis oper i
Qldr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-08
s Nm Iteroanl.

paa Sern6aneitationen 2tmiters
oam par ret tore 3roppemasier for
iamlet. De rejIenoe maatte igennem
ct Spnlier af Solbater, Der unoers
ip9te beres giGetter. s @enteialene,
Der DenDer ub mcb en- adben plao5,
par Der optsrt Dlitralleuier, c,r peses
De truenoe no moo 8pen, og opIaoles
De 6eite itob parat til &apaqeriet,
Idd bet meb faa Setonbers 0arI.l
tunbe libbe op. Ran funoe aItiaa is,
at man baobe p9ret forbereot paa
ale Goentualiteter.
Nen netop foroi aft bar Ida soot
forbereot, bleo Der life 8rug for ben
OGbnsoe Ma9ts Snbltriben. Og bele
Striten bar faa piot ptbe3, fun tr9pet
ct eneite Sffer. Der blep itubt neo, for
bi ban, trobs Qlbparlel, betraabte
Sernbanelinien, boor ban intet babbe
at gsre.
Selp 2lmIterham bar aft roli9t;
men man tunoe bog olligeoel life unbz
gad at m9rte Striten. 5por man
git eller itob, meote man itritenbe,
fom Regel 5lotte paa en- bdlb Sne5.
Dlano, Der ldngIomt itentrebe afSteo
gennem @oberne meb 0Rnberne l.
Butlelommerne eller ItanoIeoe fordn
De talrige Gigarbutifter, 6pis BIN
ouer man ooerdlt iaa opildaet Wtanis
letter, mart fra Socialiiterne, mart
ira aegeringen. De gloebe paa Sp=
sfagene. men iagOe tntet til binpnoen,
o1 IlentreOe iaa flegmatiIf bibere.
QtQe Sporbogne terte; men paa
Dem aGe itob foran bos 9uften en-
Soloat meo opplantst 8aionet. Henz
6olOningen df @aoernc - &c bar
foreDrigt ualminoeligt inaoieoe -
beisrgeoes af 8ranop9ienet; men og.
lea paa aae StraloeOogner. faa man
en- 6eoe6net Soloat paa 8utfen. =
Den - fom idgt - ellers gif at
i'm bante Sang, tattet brre 3egerin=
gems 5oruoiesnfeo og Gnergi. -
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6prplantcns SDsSummc.

Sarge, %. D, 7. Maj. profssIor
5. 8. 9ailep er rejIt til europa iom
fpeciel &eprGientant for She De-
purtment Of agriculture" p9 Ital fom
Iaaoan ituoere 0grplantensSpgoom
ne. 0an gar fun0et en- Dirt 6pr,
ION er Stano til i toQtur at mootaa
De parite SAgoomme. men Der pil
fensad nos:n 9io, inpen ban er /
Gtaao til at uotale fig ON, Aoorpiot
rem fuioItanoigt pil tunne mroitaa
Spgoommen for ct lengereQaremaa!.
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Sra Sasmartbe

Stueipiler peter5jelitrup ira Dag
mdrteatret / apbsn6apn bil umicb,lz
bart efter SeaterIaIonens Slutning
foretuge en- 9fetreationsrejie til De for
eneoe Stater. 6r. 5jelltrup bill unoer
lit Optelo Hep Yort og G6itdgo
gipe ct par MISUNDERSTANDING /
be perperenoe itanbinapiIfe 6orenin@
ger, mebbeler ,,0anrebrog".
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OliniiterprGilocnt Supper.

3il Slut fun ct Par Orb chi
0oQanos Minilterpreiioent 9r.
q b ra + q m aupper, ben Wano,
Der fan tilegne fig zen Itorite Del of
2Gren for, at Striten forleb iaa bur
tigt og uitaoeligt. Supper er en-
ubpr9get og / hpj Gruo energiit per
ionligbeb. Gnergi,n lpIer uo al bans
itarpt itadrne g(niigtstr9t, og man
ian ie, at ban life er til at Ipsge meb.
Oprinoelig Yrofeslor / 5beologi og
5orfdtter til en- M9ngoe l9rbe 89rz
ter. iaaletes et itort og 9runoigt8Grt
ON ben bellige Qlanos 9ernin9, berer
ban til ben it9rtt ortoootse Hetning
inoenfor ben bo[lanoIt reformerte
Sirte og bar lite iad liot al Cabins
QGarb. O,t aanoelige S9llesfab
meo oen itore Heformator piier Zig
o9laa /, at ligeiom bos cenne iads
lebes gaar ogIaa bos Supper 56eolos
glen, 9irteitpreren ogpolititer,n Jam
men meb binanoen. O9 ligsiom Gal
pin er ban lite bange for at BRUCE
Wagten operfor fine Wlooitdnoere.
Iom ban lite tager paa meb bleo
9aano. get betegnenoe for bam er
faalebes bet Sr9t, at ba Fan lin Sio
fom Ssrer for ben ortobofse 5rifirfe
lite meb bet gcbe tunoe faa en- airz
febDsning, iom ban mente at babe
Srab paa, oberlabt til 8rug for fig
og fine Srosf9ller, iatte ban fig meo
Mast 9efbbelIe af ben.
Sans 9lrbejosOp9tisbeo er naiten
utrolig. Joruoen l9roe t6eologlite
0arter, iaa mango / 5al, at De n0s
Iten fan fblbe en- bel Reol, cr ban og@
faa llbeiper al Yr9oitener % glna
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