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GKISTO,,

Mrs. Caroline Beers, wife OF Jerome Z.
l'arnum died IN Prairie dn Chen WIS.
January 81 Sne was twin sister of c.
j. Bocrs ol TINS to"n,-Th' Addison
county Poultry association held their an
hu"l meeting February ana elected of-
1rors as follows: President Or \. NJ
Norton vicc-presidcnt, X. :. Smith; trca-
surcr w II. CardcIi rocrotmy @. S.
FaT; assistant secretary, y. Il. Hos-
worth; executive committee, r. 9. Nor
ton q. w. Small, w. II. Cordell, u. j,
Bristol, J. II. Jacobs, G. w Farr Of Brs-
toll f. t. Shackct of New Haven, \, IT,.
sumner of East Middlobury, g. G. Elliott
of South Starksboro, NJ, H. Cove If Lin
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH

The tortniGhtly whist club was entor-
tanned on Friday evening at Frank Lew
is S, After enjoying n number Of games
of whist tho prizes were given to Row
lond Robinson and Miss Tcsse Mooney.
Refreshments We're served, after which
dancing was enjoyed foI a while-On
Thursday evening the Tallahassee min
Strcls gave their entertainment to an
audience which completely hllcd Allen
hail, and WAS thoroughly enjoyed by ali.
lho proceeds for the Dramatic club were
ft75, which will be added to the side
walk fuud.-Mrs. Rooney Sequin mas been
quite i'll for several daYs.--Miss Elizabeth
Tuppcr has returned to nor home in Troy
y. y, after visiting at f. II. Lewis s.
The members of the W. G. +. L. will
meet at Mrs Henry Bissott's on Friday
nltOrnnnn.
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FIREMEN BADLY HURT
Thomas p. Riley OF Rutland Struck by
the Hose W agon.

Rutland. Feb. 1S.--Thomas r. Riley n
fireman at station No. .. received injuries
which may result in His death In an ac-
cident which occurred at the station about
o'clock this morning. The same har-
nosses which are kept attached to the fire
truck arc used on the exercise wagon. Mr..
Riley had just put the harness on the
horses preparatory to hitchins them to
tho exercise wagon and thinking that he
had unhitched the whiflctrces of the
truck started his team. 1t seems that he
had neglected TO unhook one Of the traces
and as the horses felt resistance they
plunged forward dragging the wagon by
ono whlnletrce. Mr.. Riley hcid to the
rcns and as the wagon passed through
the door he was squeezed against the
door casing and fell grooming into the
street.
Drs. J. y. Iianrahan and T.. VI Pond
We're at once summoned by telephone and
after their arrival the man was removed
to his home on Allen street. on eXamin-
ing the patient tho doctors found that the
pclVis and the LEFT hip were severely in
jurcd although no bones were broken. 1t
is feared that he has other internal iniu-
ros, at consultation of doctors held
this afternoon it was decided that Riley
has a chance of recovery.
CAPT. STtCKNEY OF co. A. RESIGNS.
Rutland, fcb. lN-tapt. +. ", StiCku"Y
of 90. ~. Vermont National Guard. has
handcd in his RESIGNATION aa captain.
Captain Stickney enlisted in the company
IN June, 1895. He was made corporal in
November. 1881. and served as senior cor
roral during the Spanish American War.
He was made second sergeant in lS99 lnl
received his commission as captain May
Il. 1900.
Captain Stickney stated this evening
that the court of inquiry which wa9 held
in this city last December had nothing to
do With his resignation. He said that his
business would not permit his retaining
the nrlce.
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RUTLAND TRAINS DELAYED.

Bellows Falls, Feb. l7.-The storm Of
hst nisht was especially severe in south
vermont Locally more snow fell than
the entire previous fan during the winter
and with the high wind drifted the couA-
uN roads badly. The Bellows ralls-SaA7
tons River Electric road oNperieurod
much oiNlcNlty in the morning getting the
first car through. but the iinc was earlv
cleared. Tho Rutland service was lady
imp lir' i. lctWcen here aud Ru,llnd The
cuts were dliftcd In and the frcieht SCR
vice had 10 he ablndOuod lassCnlrr
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ADDISON.

The dance for the benefit Of the free
library was a pleasant affair. over $3o
was rCalizcd.-An oyster supper viii be
given at the church ON Friday evening.
February "a few from this vicinity
attended q party at Charles Spaudine $
in IantOn. February 4.-Rowland Crane
is ill.--The Wcybridge people are to give
their drama February 10 at the Addison
hall.-lnvitatiOns are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Winnfred Smith and Harry
Suooncr at the home of the bride on the
evening of February 1S--Alrs. Martha
Hanks is staying for time with Mrs.
Frances Clark.-Joseph Hayward has re-
Gently purchased the Yellow House and
some land of Mrs. &. c. Olin.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Icnciict Of Cornwall were
guests at Arthur Clark's on Saturday and
Sunday-Miss Mabel Warner is spending
some time with her uncle. Frank Warner
of lanton.-IIarriet Mclean has closed
her school i'm Weybridge and is at home
Frances Spauldns has closed her school
Nnd gone to her home on the other side of
the lake.-1h he schools of Mrs. Stage and
Miss Bristol will close this week Friday.
A few from here attended the "'rnllehas-
St at \org"nncS despite the down pour
OF rain.-L. NJ. Gage has recently been to-
Rutland Oh the jurN.-S. ". Smith has
rented his farm for the coming year to
Mr.. Peters from New York State.-The
Amos Niilmarth place is to be occupied
10y Mr.. simpson this Yrar.-Ethcl Sher-
hino is with her sister. Mrs. otis in Pam
t"n.-Flora Nilmoruh is staying for Il
tmc with Mary Wilmarth at the central
Mrs >. w. Smith is quite i'll at this
writing. jet INk" is to move in to ono
Of lIuldah Olins houscs.-Mabcl Palmer
Is at Luc1us Nhitiord' for Il fcw days
William 81. clare il to move in with
Esth Taylor.-David jackson recently
len from ladder in the barn and hurt
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United States and Venezuela Have
Agreed upon Method of
Settlement.
MODEL FOR OTHER POWERS
All Unsettled Claims to Be Submitted
to q Mixed Commisaion-To Mset in
Caracas June 1-Venezusla Is TO
Set Aside Customs Receipts 10
Pay the Claims.

vaebirpton 1,cb T. --ce.,o,.,,,. II.,,
for the United states. and AIR Povc''
for Vnnezuelo to.llay sic,,c,i - r'r(,,',,,i
rrovidin., far tl,, n,,tus,-,,,,, oe 1-,j,..
states claims ao,ir't Trrny,,(i, r,.
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I. O. G. r. LODGE ORGANIZED AT
MOREI IS\'IlIE

Last "Wednesday evening about 80 resi-
their desire 10 help oreauizc = Good
Tcmpllrs' Lodge ia Norrlspillc met at
the Methodist Episcopal vostry ana 4
lodge was instituted, State Deputy Duns.
moor was present and installed the fol-
lowing officers; CHIEF Tcmplar, {. u.
Davis: vicc-Templar. Lydia Atchinson.
financial secretary, Fred Small; treasurer.
anna Mower; secretary Gertrude Whit
noN; assistant secretary, Mrs W. +.
steele; Past Grand Tompar. c. L. Bor-
den, marshall benjamin Eaton; deputy
marahall, Iv1 smith; chaplain, o. ".
Davis guard. GLADYS Brooks: sontircl.
LuNronce Palmer; senior deputy. {. ".
FuDh. Tho lollo viii be known as Vie
tory Lodge No. IL. II starts with about
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WtYBR|DGE.

Ethan Allen band will give their drama,
''Tony the Convict at New Haven on
Tuesday evening of this week, at East
Addison on Thursday evening and Will
repeat 1t at the town hall here on Friday
evening. William Hall is at his home
again after several weeks stay in Bris-
toL-G II. Sprgg. who was in his way
to Boston ana was slightly injured in the
wreck at Ludlow was able to go on his
way.-NcwS has just been received ot the
death OF Mrs. Jerome Cole, former resi-
dent OF this place at Forostdalc. Much
sympathy ia felt for the afflicted family
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Arthur Douglas, who has been in the
employ of the Booklovers' library for
some time has been recently promoted to
district manager in Pennsylvania
Mrs. c. 5. lotcher, who has been i'll
for some time, is better.
T. II. Parker is one Of the grip victims.
Preparations are being made for OK
tensiVc improvements on the interior Of
the Congregational church ediiice
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stoadman went to
Burlington last week Saturday TO the
hospital, where she was to be operated
on as soon as advisable. She grew worse
fast after her arrival there and died Mon
day morning her body being brought
back home Tuesday for intcrmcnt, 1t is
a sad bereavement to the family and
nighhorhood and they have the sympathy
of all.
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7 ,
trustee of public money A. A. Graves;
town grand juror Theodore Il. Hopkins;
renee viewers, Peter Fountain, Homer
reynolds and Homer Wheeler: inspccto
OF leather, Aiken Brunette; poundkeopers.
John {. Flint, jesse Thompson and B. f.
udIe. DR.; surveyor of lumber and in
sspector of wood and shingles. H. l..
wright; road commissioner, Eugene s..
wright; town agent, j. f. Whcclock;
school director for three years. H. T..
nompsoh The meeting then adjourned.
cd
Tho democrats hold their caucus in For
cStors nall Monday night and for attend
ance and enthusiasm shown has seldom
peeh cqualicd. fully $50 voters being pres
,nt' ID. II. OSullivan. chairman of the
uehocratic town committee called the
meeting to order shortly after 1880 O'Clock.
nc name of Henry Coln. Esq, was
presented for chairman but owing
ent and Justice Frank Graves
was chosen, with Louis Nlongeon as
clcfk. chairman Graves prior 20 the
| opening of the caucus gave a detailed
discourse on the nature of the meeting
duI inc gravity of the present situation
ana called upon the voters to use dis
cretion in their choice of officers. II. n.
Deavitt placed in nomination the maine
ol Henry Conlin for moderator. which
WAS made unanimous. IT, T.. I;okry thcn
nominated G. @. Allard for town clerk
which was passed ,yitho,,t onnos,,i,,,
for hrst Scloctman, Peter Desautels re-
coivcd the nomination hv nccian,n,i,,,
for second selcctman there were two
q contestants Emile Blais and tosonb M
paw, Jr. ballot was called for and
| hoctor lIudrd ana William Mongeon were
appointed tcllers. The hoy vac o,,or f,r
thirty minutes when the count ,vos p,nda
known. out Of a total or 1S1 voto., oa.,
Mr.. Blais received 12s and Al, D,,,,,,,. 60
II. T.. O'Sullivan was unnri,rousIi. ,,o,,'
mated third sclcctmor C;,a'.5'i'-, 'o'''
name was presented for ,oun traas,,-,,,
whon a motion was made to euhs,it,,to
George r Graves b,t II ,.,,. ,,.,.r,.,,I
and the nomination or NJ Cr.,.oa O.,
made Unanimous. For ovorsoer nf no
poor. Goorpo prat+ ,,.,,. ,,,,,,o', '.i'
stable the namcs Of na",,,,. e. icc
Charles Wordwnu and .rDr,",,,,,. '"'E I"'rIil v-
Ballou were presontnI and thn hallat hl,
again brought into uso Andro,,. C,hiooi,,o
and H. Y no,vitt ,,',,..
pointed tcllers ana tbn ,.ntod or,o,,,,1ll'
as follows. Mr. N.nrduoll t.o. ~, t,rl
Il. Another contest orns1 n,, ~. i,l''oE ,r
flee of collector Of t,vos ,,,., ~, ,,tJ VI
being nrcsontcd '"' ,.,,i'.,' .,i"'.''' Us
ana Frank Eorroro, NJ. ('l,i.slI
tho nomination h,, ,,a a,n,.i,-. c - ,.-
SAN ouothor nph+ woe n,.ar ,, ~ -
Tors rn, d., IT,. VIZ "N'r ''''t "l MS
,'np,narion potar u r' VI my
Int,.rn nod T., y poi,,,.i, 49, '.'II'N N'
Artor - h,iioi ~ "rtc pIcsent,u'
carod elcDtrd rhn otbor ''i",I'1i ,,'. ,i was oo-
also elected b,. Ioiiat o,',, ~ WIZ
Wolco,t and Iior,r ,,.r,,t,.r, nr, q" -.
oniccre nnnod nro, A,,tt ~
Norroon Nr,L,.r n,..,,,.'i 1out9
Couchon trrstoo or ,,,,t1ito ,
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BURLINGTON. W.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1903

that II had to be taken off.-Quite "a num-
hcr from here attended the party ut w.
w. Crooks at West Salisbury Friday
evcning-Mrs Fred Whitney burned her
face and one hand Monday using a fire
kindlcrMost of the schools in town
closed Friday. The high school in the
village closes this week with an exhibition
at the town hall.
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MUCH BUSINESS.
Supreme Court Heard Nearly All
Cases before It Argued
Yesterday.
SOME DECISIONS GIVEN
Years ImprisUnm mt ana ay l. osts
OF osecution-Henry Burnen
Must Pay Fines for Larceny
Court Adjourns To-day.


MOntDclicr, Feb. 17.-Whcn supreme
court rcconvcncd this morning n motion
WAS made by a. ~ Han of St Adams
for a rchearing in the Grand Isle county
case of Elisha ~ Goodscu vs. the Rut-
land Canadian Railroad company. Colonel
Han argued that in the former hearing
of this case some portions of the master 5
report were left out T.. II. Button opposed
the notion Decision reserved. An opinion
was handed down in this case the first
dav of the present term of supreme court
II involves the right to quarry and take
away stone from a quarry at South Hero
rho former decree was reversed and
cause remandcd with mandate that the
bin be dismissed.
Washington county cases were then
taken up and such good progress was
made that it is probable the work of the
term will be COMPLETED tomorrow.
|. II. +. Rowell vs.. estate of William
&C.. Lewis Judgment by argument for
rlaintif. This case was tried at the
March term. 1901. when the plaintiff was
awarded n verdict Of sllS9l7 and costs
1t was brought on an appeal from the
commissioners on tho estate of Mr.. Lewis
r. Il. Gordon for plaintiff: DILLINGHAM;
Huso and Rowland for dcrondant
Xalva ". Chase vs. Charles 4. Watson,
assault and battery. WAS first argued.
At the March term 1901 the plaintiff was
awarded a verdict of one cent DAMAGES
and costs JUDGMENT on verdict and upon
motion the court refused to certify that
the trcspass. the assault and battery.
was wllful and malicious. T.. ii. Deavitt
for plaintin: !. T. I.amson for defendant
Oughlnev Jangraw vs.. Mary Nee, eject
nont was submitted on briefs
Sadie A. lross VS.. Isaac stanton. eject
mcnt. was argued by ]. G. Wing for
plaintiff and ]. +. Iamson for defendant
Alexander Ftrdlav rs. Lewis Ior-e. an
aprcal in chancery by orator. was reached
ms afternoon. Tho parties reside in
Narshfold. suit was brought to comrcl
defendant to pay tho taxes for ISIS on
icertain farm proncrtv sold e. him hy
the nlaintifr. Defendant now prals that
the decd given bv him to plaintiff be lc-
formed. as the claim is made that the
CLAUSE specifying that defendant should
rav the taxes for 1875 should never hava
recn mt in the decd +. fl. Dea.itt for
plaintiff and j. L. Lamson for defendant
Jessie J.. ingram W James usrlm
nctitiou for support. was also argued this
afternoon. This is a contested divorce
case that occupied several days in hear
in-r in the lover court. The parties reside
in Barrc. The potitiono. is at present
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NorthOeld Feb. 1l7-Owing to the cases
of illness among the faculty and corps Of
cadets it was this morning decided 10
close Norwich CuiyrSity for Il period OF
two weeks, Va alton comes by the catu-
losuo in two weeks more but OWNS 10 Ill"
many cases of the grip and severe colds
it was thought wise to set vacation tw,
weeks ahead Of schedule. \ large numhor
OF cadets have been unable To attcud
class ANA drill owing TO unusually severe
colds There is also a large number OF
similar cases in the village.
JOSEPH BATTELL BUYS BRISTOL
NEWS.
MiddeburY, Feb. 1.-THE Bristol News
has been purchased by Col Joseph Bat
tell, the well known temperance adyo-
cate.
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES

q
The Winooski ValleS illages up North
-
From the Island - Lake to the
Passumpsic. Alc = Otter Greek
and by the ST 8 ) OF White
River Covere ; Special
Correspt q nts.
laf
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Opium for ~Silippinerne.

3 Iilippinernes 2caiSIatur err ser
inbbro9t ct Torilog ON, at oct ifal
prre iiQaot at iplge Opium til
EerneS fineiIfe Snobpggere, men til
in9eu anoeu, % at Sanbelen meb
Opium ifol bore ct HegieringSmos
nopol, ser bortnuftipnrres til hsiIt'
bpoenbe. Torila9et bar oIlereoe
pnSierct isrite % anoen 2panina /
2egislnturcn; men oermeo bliper set
I~iggenoe. S1i Stemningen her /
2unoet er oi8iort imoo, al oe Sore
nebe Stoter ifol isIGe gngIanoa Or
enlpel % aiue Jig til at bare ga.
loouuert ior Opium. airaSrniniiter
Root, iom npit TrGiiOenten iiboer
irlbc neo oen bsiGite WpnOigbeb
ouer TiItppinerne, bar arcbet inc %
mcooelt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Obi.
umsbal,ocI life ma tiunbcS. Sonb.
IpnIiauiS bar ariQsminiIteren Inrb.
let cfter Inno6nin9 al Trrliocnt
Rooieoclt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Gramensfeit.
Sibt fra j.. u. Freus lutheran Nens
Dcmn, Albisu, @tS.

Grcblg ZEN 12te SuIti por en- @lp.
oe&ow fOr Itl0wuict % oetS @tn-
ncr. Ert par 1reHIi9 Sen OaB, at
Der lNsotc@ SlutrtlHsPt. NIlereOc
81. ) on Y}orNrpn par N lief he Gle
rcr - ole ~urtyy pau 9enene; tlI M
.rUot Set lraoc.t Mco [j.ittlujlgen.
Oogrl 1,'r1t>t n,1Att Uattcr, ifIent
Dg ON YforleNen mar It1t tieli9t.
BIH19be0erre lvBYuo,e c1entIjq
81. 1910 N1rmj00lQ. ii man iIuIe.
DEG ! Stolca2 a1rteia., bo2r "Nroo.
nation GrerrNc@~ boIotcn.
De ire @~rE6lrUtcr fru "NcoNmic
Goufe" op.uJte inc GgiQns citer1t
Qaitor &irutoo.D naoNe hll0t Wan.
8ra0RlterHe ulite. G: D. for.too IN,
maet ne bao0e oa,at, mc1et Roct,
Iigefon II o8iaa Uijte, Il oe 1lr>; an,
pcnot negen Stl0 "a gr5ciN taaNt
poa lloarberoei'e1t % CplU9IINQr1.
GLEN Barber oar Nl 'pr'lr yau
8rogrumnet. @ans Q,nr1 pr
~8reatrRis". Su iyiueoe F.cntor
Gbporos 70 Elponoro &oAnion en-
8iaRoi,et. Otter bette fom SARAH
8lnoopod9I 4reo en- fur Stilorlul
at De "NorDegim 4lon9rs" bporpno
8rof. Rfitab iaIs en- oofter Soic.
Saa hotot @m. Otto i'm Gale ON
"Gbarocter". Meinmuten ajor0t
fine Eager goa. Brpfioenten ior
aorporationen 9olot beradl Ell Gale
fartia rettet tiI'oen graoiereroe aloa,
fe. Smt tnghe Dem paa Sfrte, ut SCI
life 81 oerobtige Gtn8, iaaiom 8pO<
% @epp, fou gjer et 9anngte 'tor
og inSi(uoeIIesrig. men al het er no.
get neget itsrre 90 mere uPrOtiulOt
Get me8et itsrre % mere pRroliul0t
roaet, iorn life furoe tjs5es me0 Qen.
&c, men ion et5oer funoe tilesnr ia.
IBIS ban Uftoe. On udettet aoraf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20
Sortforelle.

On TottGr at Woror Collins i
0amiltoM q. {, boooc uetop 9ro.
ouerct pe0 @ueuH NsiifoIe % bar
cliSNl i'm S~tao&OroQt meo @Iomitcr
Hreier, "a oeu rmQc Tormer Gpb
NrmItrong, mes hmm hmn uor bent
meIiQ iorIoUet. fOm % bortisrte bcn.
Sc % tog ben0c til GooQIicr, hoor
&c / en- Sait bIep Qiitc. Nenoc@
Mupr or WobcI. Zen llnQc Nrms
itrorl nrtoQe& ON Nottcn al hooe
IiQ9et / en- &noe, % Eigcn penteoc
p1l BAN. @runoeu til @ortierclier
ii0e4 at PORE, at Mopor Collins boz,
Sc io0 meget imoh T]orbinoelicn.
"a han cfter GrdmcnaicIten &erooa
Dem 13oe o~perruifc6c sc llnle. ioct
De ioo iommcn. Qop nan 6em TrpQI
beQQe 10. MdbeIS 0fooer er ioo ncNs
trpft "a bebrspet, at bun boIocr
SCuQCn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-20

TIpmmcn % 0et oe,oeo f~oroorla.
geos 9NeEr9gcIie i @ait Ct. 2culs,
ao1io& Gin % ANDRE Ste6er bar o8'
1ou qioct Tprti9mperne for Srrtaos
ton, SSoritpGien % en- mere nllnlttoe'
liz llonnttelh al pore glpe GnrO pao
Nrcs Isue. &c tror, at oiSip Ooer'
iusmmdier er set behItf Nraunent,
Der trrfe5 fan for Sc %9teiornler, iom
e arbciocr for, "a llotoIcr, at 5oiS
maj blot ril lutte til 0ereS Raab, oil
man tibet hrpe al frpgte ira Oer
an1t. Sctretprcn fos National 81
REACTION G$ioci1tion ptrer / err E~Srter'
oicip bIarot noet: "6ois Srrlgatiolt
blcu orrpct Oet ll0itrptning, fon bar
snifelia. / Strsgct Inn8& spre UflSs
iotiri % Sens &iflnocr, fun0e 35,OOOs
600 gcres u0terret 2on6 in0pinOeS.
Sor at g%ienuenIsre en- iaaban 8lan
piISe Der frrpes ct ilbrre glrtul al
Itore 4eieruoirer. Den beoIte Garstlo
for ager6rlget % aDiingeu I bette
Strsg piIOe bore i ApriI, Mai, Sum-,
SiIi o. auguit. Haar Ser her life
oIlereoe er taget tat po1 Srri9ltlon,
iua bor Bette lin 8run0 l. at Der er
uof 8ano / Be ire isrite Wfoane0er.
Sntolerti0 or Der / &c TO ii0Itc Iaas
eootiom intet. o. Oct cr ga, oct er OBJ
jollit mrnooPrIigt og ngope1otgt. De
rrpi,te H~eierooirer ifulbe 0a Ifafe
ben iornsone Silaulw al SUoe / ocnne
tsrrc Teripoe, % Get pfI0e pGre let
Of fplbe Oem ira &c nGrli88en0e elDe'
brog / Be Mauueoer, ga ser er Soer'
Eoo al 9ano. BE Rinioner al Cons
al gaao, iom for StNen itprter neo'
igiermem NisiOurien o. polOer Zig
iorfprbeIig Staoe, utl0c "a iinoc
Rluos / Reierpcirerre % iiSen faa
natitrIist aflsb uoen at fornariage
rogen 9heIGsaeIie." Sefrctpren for
oct is0eraIe Soritburem llotoler an.
gaoenoe Soeripsnmelierlp, al oct err
abiolltt iiffert. at laurent man blot
igien ff Sc Strsg, bpor TisIt$iippicn
% belts 9iflooer bar fit llOiprina, be-
uorct meb Sfpu, ioa piIOe TSaren pes
Sion forninOifeS til Ell llbetpoeli9.
beo. en- @1ibirwton. Correspondent
tiger, ut Der er Sanoipnligbeo nor, at
Ben 2oogipntw. joni aongre$ien me
ite 8irter fomaler til at peotogp an.
gaaenoe oisie Sing, / no9en @ruo uil
tage State netop p1u oe nponte Sor.
bolo; tbi, iortlGtler ban, e onisrte
Sheorier er gnnife olmlnoellg oner.
fjenote.