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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
WIN Garry contraband of War.

san Francisco, oct, lO.-Contraband
Of war Is to be carried by the Japanese
steamer America Maru when Hhe salls
from this port for the orient the YES
sci will go crammed to her hatch COMB
ings with freight the most OF Which
Mil be carried at the risk Of the jap
anese government
Material to make powder In large
quantities VIII be included In the cargo
of the steamer and It Is also stated That
she will carry large shipment OF steel
If the steamer Texan, now at Seattle
cannot carry the sections Of the tor
pcdo boats that are said TO be now on
their way from the east the American
Maru may be called upon 10 carry part
Of the shipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Bishop of Great Falls Installed.

Missoula, Mont oct 9,--With impress
siye services and with an the cere-
monIal Of the Catholic ritual IN the
presence Of distinguished gathering
Of church dlgnitares Rev Matlas Gle
ment Lehman OF Dubuque, Iowa, was
today Installed bishop Of the newly
created diocese OF Great Falls, Those
present from outside the state We're
Archbishop Christie OF oregon, Bishop
Odea OF Seattle Bishop Glorleux OF
Boise, Idaho, and Bishop Shanly Of
North Dakota, The new bishop was
escorted In a princely procession from
his home to st. AIMS cathedral, where
an immense crowd greeted him. Later
banquet was served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10

cmbody his ideals Of religious training,
saying,
1.-THE work OF the university which
undertakes this win include provisions
for lectures, correspondence ana read'
ing courses for the students. Biblical
history and literature, religion. ethlcr,
philosophy aud science also would be
included in the curriculum.
"The study VIII not be restricted 70
the theory The university VIII cor.
stitute Itself laboratory IN which
practical work win be gone Into
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
SIX MEN sUFFoCATED,
BY Coal Gas in Tunnel Under
St. Clair River.

Port Huron Mich, oct 9.-six EN-
ployes of the Grand Trunk railway
were suffocated by coal gas today IN
the ST. Clair tunnel, which runs under
the st. Clair river from Port Huron to
Sarnia, ontario,
A coal train broke IN two while pass
ing through the tunnel, and three or
the train crew were suffocated while
part Of the train lay stalled In the tun-
mel.
The engineer pulled out with his en-
gine, but returned asd lost his life in
an endcayor to push the stalled cars
back to safety. superintendent A. y.
Begg and another man persisted In at
tempts to 90 to the rescue OF the 9TH
ers. The dead:
A. S. Begg. Port Huron, supenntend-
ent OF terminals
Engineer John Coleman, Port Huron.
Conductor Simpson, Sarnla, Ont,
Conductor stiley, Sarnla, ont.
Brakeman McGrath, Sarnla.
Brakeman Ellis, Sarna.
Fireman Fred Forester, with great
presence Of mind, jumped into the part
iy filled water tank Of the engine, wheie
there was enough air TO preserve his
life, although he Is In serious condi-
ton tonight Forester was In the tank
nearly two hours before he was res
cued, and his escape Is little short or
miraculous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
To Call Out italian Reserves,

Rome, oct. 9,--It Is asserted that the
cabinet has made all preparations TO
call out 10000 more reserves, Premier
Giolltu wishing to have a strong con-
tlngent Of troops throughout italy In
order to quell any attempts az dlsor-
der that may be made by the extreme
parties.
The war office has ordered all officers
ON vacation to return Immediately TO
their regiments Notice is also given
that there win be no more holiday
leaves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
ISLAND OF GUAM LAWS.
Capt. Kidston Makes Complaint
OF Their Administration.

san Francisco, oct lO-Capt VIII
liam Kidston, OF the Western COM
inercial company arrived here on the
Japanese liner America Maru en- route
10 Washington, where he goes to make
complaint OF the manner In which the
laws are administered In the island Of
Guam,
Capt. Kidston has represented the
Western Commercial company ON the
island OF Guam for the past two years
and he states that trade has been
greatly hampcred by the arbitrary laws
enacted by the naval government,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Arshbp. of Canterbury preaches

Boston, oct, 0,--The archbishop OF
Canterbury today preached to the larg-
est congregation that has attended a
regular service al Trinity church since
the days when the eloquence Of the late
Phillips Brooks was a feature Of the
religious world, lie said
you In the United States are face
to face with problems bewiderlng in
their greatness and perplexlty. A
Christian nation has never before now
in the worlds history had 10 deal with
such gigantic transfer 10 It's own
shores Of people from other'ands; peo-
pie Of other creeds and beliefs and diff
ferent races, IN different stages Of civil
lzation, who have got TO be assimilat-
ed and combined and natlonalI2ed, ans
that speedily II harm and confusion are
not to ensue."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
KEATS "HYPERIoN."
British Museum Acquires Manu-
seript of Famous Poem.

New York, oct l0.--lt Ia announced.
says a Times dispatch from London,
that the British museum has acquired
the original manuscript Of Keats
Hyperion The interest and value
OF this manuscript are greatly en-
HANGED because It exhibits the poet IN
the act of revising adding TO- cancell-
ing and metamorphosing, thus display
ing a near approach to the glow Of
ORIGINAL comnostion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
pelegate to the PHILIPPINES.

Rome, oct. 9.-Archbshop Aglus. pa
pal delegate TO the Philippine islands.
left Rome today for the United States
and the Philippines, He was accom-
panlh TO the station by Archbishop
Chapele and Father Sorlgnac, both OF
New Orleans, number Of Filipino
students. several prominent clergymen
and laymen and other notable people.
Court sontucci viii go with the arch
bishop to the Philippines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
BOUND, GAGGED,
AND LEFT TO DIE
Rejected Lover Captures Success
lul Sutton Carries Him TO the
Woods, Binding Him to Tree,
SUFFERED GREAT CRUELTIES.
Four Days He fingered There, aud
Whcu Rescued Was Almost
Dead.

Portland, o., Oct 9--Out OF spite,
It is thought, and evidently In order 10
put NJ. Kelley Of Kelso, WASH, out OF
the way SO as to prevent his marrying
young woman who had refused the
attentions of less successful sutton
Kelly was SEIZED gagged and buckled,
bound by wire to tree IN dense
wood and abandoned to die for period
Of four days from Monday until Fri
day last when he was discovered and
released. saturday the young woman
whose preferment for Kelley nearly
caused his DEATH procured a marriage
license and late the same day the couple
was married.
Kelley ls almost physical wreck
bat from the scraps Of story which he
has given In Intervals Of consciousness
II would appear that last Monday he
started FROM he home Of a friend TO
90 TO ltclso en route to kalama, Wash,
thu county seat to procure a marriage
license ON the way he was seized,
bound ana blindfolded by two persons,
one Of whom was disguised as Wo-
man. He was then strapped to the
back Of a horse and taken to the woods
where he was bound TO the tree and
compelled 10 suffer uncomfortable
crueltieg.
Thursday a note was found on the
door post OF one OF Kelleys friends,
stating the mans predicament and
whereabouts and his friend at once pro-
ceeded TO the place and released HIM
The perpetrator Of the crime Is said
to be a man who has for several months
endeayored to force his attentions upon
the young woman, Every effort is be-
ing made 10 apprehend this man both
by the sheriff Of Lewis county In which
the outrage was committed and by Kel-
leys friends The whole town Is in
tcnsely excited, and 1t Is generally
thought II the fellow Is taken he viii
be lynched.
Kelley has lived IN the community
for more than "a year and Is well
thought Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Chinese Buying Provisions

Shanghai. oct 1O-Chnese govern
ment officials are reported to be pur-
chasing here foreign provisions, which
arc to be shipped to Tlen Tsln The
purpose for which the provisions are
being purchased Is unknown, Well IN
formed Chinese express the opinion tnat
they are intended for the Russian army
A telegram from Kweln, In the pro-
vince OF Kwangsl, I'm southern CHINA,
SAYS that Chinese troops have defeated
a large body Of rebels at Loohengshien
after three days fight, The Boxer
movement is reported to be spreading
in the northern provinces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
rIrht al nn Oregon Dance

Albany or. oct g--Word reached
here today that while attending a dance
at Clarks Mil, % miles east Of Albany,
quarrel arose between william FitE.
walter and Jesse Mckinney, Fitzwalter
wounded Mckinney. and Dennis Taylor
who essayed the role Of peace maker,
by stabblng them. Both men are serl-
ousy but not fatally hurt. Fitzwalter
escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Confidence In Kuropatkin,

ST. Petersburg, oct. 10, $40 a. NJ
Commenting upon the order Of the day
issued by Gen. Kuropatkin on Sunday
the Noyosti expresses unqualified con-
hdenCe In that commander and says
This Is the man who al the begin
ming OF the war said, Patience, pa
tience, and again patience We have
waited In obedience for his words,
Now the time has come TO turn south
ward Advance now win be no idle
word. Kuropatkin is going through
TO save his comrades at Port Arthur
though he may have to defeat four
opposing armies to DO so. But our
soldiers are happy II is not nature
to desire Russian troops to retire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
THE CZAREVITCH
Has Performed the First Patriot
ic Duty of His Life.

New York, Oct. 1O.-The czarevtch
performed at Reyal ON Sunday the first
patriotic duty Of his life, says a Herald
dispatch from 81. Petersburg. IL con-
sisted In his having journeyed with the
emperor and empress 10 inspect the
fleet before its departure
The presence OF the heir 10 the throne
caused exhibitions Of enthusiasm
among the personnel Of the fleet from
the admiral down TO the cabin boys,
while the presence OF the young em-
press served to complete the happiness
Of every one,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
THEOLOGICAL SUMMARIES.
Have Not Solved One Important
Religious Problem In so Years.

Chicago oct 9.--"Not a single rell-
glous problem Of any Importance has
been solved by the theological SENT
naries Of the United States In 50 years.
The churches are too much occupied
with UNCONVENTIONAL questions to direct
their attention 20 them. The solution
Of these problems must come from our
great universities"
President Harper OF the University OF
Chicago, IN addressing the students TO-
day, set forth IN these words his opin-
ION Of the status OF religious institu-
lions,
DR.. Harper offered a curriculum and
plans for a university which should
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
King Peter Amounted.

Zicha. Seryia, oct 0.--The amounting
Of King Peter was performed here with
great ceremony this morning, At Q
o'clock amid the peallng OF bells, the
king In full coronation robes, proceed
ed TO the church where the metropol-
itan, Innocent, attended by an array Of
bishops and clergy celebrated high
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
GIGANTIC DRUG swINDLE,
New York Police Think They
Have Dropped on to One.

Nov York, oct. 9,--The New York po-
Ice are convinced that they have dug up
a gigantic drug swlndle by the arrest
Of several men In this city. The arrests
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Inventor Henry A. Gougs Dead.

New York. oct 10.-Henry A. Gouge,
well known as an inventor OF apparatus
Tor heating railroad coaches Is dead NJ
his home In New Rochelle, New YORK.
lie was Il close friend Of the late James
q. Blaine whom he accompanied on
many speaking tours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10

trains were running at high rate OF
speed. The impact was terrific throw
INK the debris mountain high, both en-
glnes completely telescoplng. II was
impossible TO build u track around the
wreck by reason Of the deep cut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
KILL THE pANDRUFF GERM.
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Become Bald.

Modern science has discovered that
dandrufi Is caused by germ that digs
up the scalp IN scales, as II burrows
down TO the roots OF the hair where II
destroys the hairs vitality. causing
falling hair, and ultimately badness.
After Prof, Unna, OF Hamburg, Ger
many, discovered the dandruff germ all
efforts TO find remedy failed until the
great laboratory discovery was made
which resulted IN Newbros Herplclde.
Il alone OF all other hair preparations
tllls the dandruff germ Without dan.
run, hair grows luxurantly destroy
he cause. you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc.
In stamps for sample to The Herplclde
Co. Detroit Mich q. {, NJ. |. Drug
Co., Special Agents. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-10
Suicide
What Drives so Many
People to This Dark
Path, and Why.

II man-bc,oro taking n step made
possible only by broodIng and despair
would consider that his feeling Of dark
ness IS only a question o. neryes--bo
would De saved
For, TIE depression leading to aoli DO.
s,ruction IS tguly d'rolso Of tho nerves,
This ncrvc depression or melancholy
20 often accompanied or preceded by
severe or constant Headache Dizziness,
Dizziness. Logs OF Memory scoplossncss,
Muscular Twltch.nss Nervous Prosira-
ton, gpasm1 Brain Fas and other
ugHs OF serious neryo trouble
Tho euro IS p- Mlleg Nerylne
Itisa ncryo medicine ~ weak nerves
and can be depended uIoD D mako YOU
wen.
No matter what form Of nerve trouble
you may bo suffering fiom you can DO
pend on IT. Miles Ncylne.
It win DO what no other medicine or
treatment may be able TO do for you--
save you from that black hour Of brood
lng, which 20 many Of US dread.
II had several attacks Of nervous
spasms and for n long lime could get
no relief sow Dr. Miles Nervino
advertised ara bought bottle. After
using the fret hottie, ! was much bet
ter and when ] had taken six bottles
WIS entirely cured I have never been
troubled since. MRS. w, A. BIRD,
guIimorc Ga.
Tho drst hottie "a rrarantecd 10 beneht
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
en- torIooet Ylon.

VH o. | q q el y Il II
General @illiom 8ootbl Salpotiou
Nrmps' energilfe 9e6er, bar nplig /
ct Maga5i11e offel1liggiort Ell Ylan,
lom fan omgoaes mes, og JONI, bpis
oen fan gieunemf pres, bill blipe ct
mggtigt Mt0Oel til Ell ligelig 6pr6c=
ling al Sor0ens s%(rbej6sfroft. San
goor IT'S fra, at meoen5 Ser CT pisle
ggne al &loOenL bppr Ser CT Sper=
flo0 al Nrbejosfroit, loo mango moo
gao leoige, CT ser al1Ore ggne, Dpor
alt li9ger title al Mollgel poa @jrlp.
Gette Torbol0 CT Set ban bill unore
re0 S%uluntinl1 Mrn1p5s' Mcllemfpmlt;
6un Dil giore benne til Ell Nr6e;bS.
bprs, Ser pil bril1ae Sen pnerilpDige
% l1brllgte N%rbejo3froft til Sc Stc=
Der, bpor Sen b%e)ppes, l10en Scnlpn
til NfltouOeu, mes onOre Orb til ct
Nrbei0sbllrenl1 for belle geroen. Scr
err iugen @run0 til at tpiple ONT, at
General 8oot6 CT Mon0 for at 1rtte
i'm Hlon %igjenuem; ban er trp0s iiue
Is slor laa l%ipsfroftig og energilf
lom nogenlin0e, og ON %ipin0cnoc
2ipsfraft fon ser life bore Sale naor
man bprer, at bon / 0i5le Gage aien=
nemrejler Dele Storbritomien pr.
N11tomobil. Maolfe pil Set blipe
Saluotion Mrmp iorbe6olot at lple
Set bonifelige Spprgsmoal ON bporle=
oes Acknowledgment fan iorebpgges;
tbt at Sen CT en- uun0gaaelig @poben=
oigbeo ct Der neppe nogen ser tpr
paaitoa / 8%etrogtning al Sc um1oooeli=
ge Setter al &lo6er, Ser enonu belt
ligger 1,brugte.
Gn np 6r%eSsfomgres. greiioent
Jlooleoelt paat911ter tom t10l1gere
onltalt at tage Sfri0t til at foo lom=
menfalot Ell np 6reosfongres, ser
fan fortigtte Set Mrbej6e, iom &on=
gresien / Saag begpn0te for 5 Mor
lioen. Otter Gtatslefretnr Sans
@ooo pil B%reli6enten imiolerti0 life
toge Sfri0t til &ongresiens Cont
m%enfoloelie fpr &rigen mellem &l1s-
LAMB og Sapon er en6t, ioet Set life
bar at pente, at nogen al 0isie Meog=
ter UNDER &rigsforbolo piloe 6eltoqe
&ongresien, me6ens begge Mogter
bar loa flor Snoflp0elle bper for fig,
at Ell 8ongres u6en SEM oil6e bore
betD6ningslgs.
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Sp1oner oueruIt

Sra alle ggne al @eroen fomlner
Der Weooeleller ON, at n1ott far mur,
fet Spor al Sc to frigsfgrenoe Sea-
TONERS @pejSere. S gjebliffet ipnes
oe ifanoil1obiife 2o1oe at bore 6olp=
teis u0e al 0eres gooe Sfino al Spi=
onfrpgt. timber imoa SorboIo er set
10 nogenlunoe foritaae1igt, at e11bper
Begipenbe0, Ser fommer list u0enfor
bet 9aglig6ags, eiper Mrleoninq til
enoel Smtale, og naar 6ontalien er-
gang er lat 8ebegelie, bgrer ser
lite ret meget til for at foa en- mere
eller n1inore ffiffelig Sapaneier, ser
Ter Jig ON / 9anmarf, omoannet til
en- Spion, Ser agter at iprpnge en-
tmogingr 6laa6e / 2uften for &us=
1erne, eller at faa Ell lille Suriitboa0,
Der muntrer Zig / Sc 11orif 6ior0e,
til at itoa for fin Sn6biloningsfraft
iom en- rnsiiif 5pej6erboao. silt Set
tan man lfribe paa Sc imoo 6orboI6s
@egning og traffe paa Gmileboan6et
oo bet, ON ma1t bill. Seer Iigefrem
lotterligt er Set, naor @lo6ene fer /
2onoet fortgller, at set CT Musiernes
Sfplo, 11oar ct Gar Sernbonepog1e,
Der bor 1aoeec meo StaalpIaoer, for
mentlig for oen iapaneiiife @egjertng,
goar Stpffer ct Ste6 oppe / georo
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@pnr IigAer set forfeit:
tc0c 2uu0?

.@ppr ligAer set forfeit
tcoc 2un0?
Set CT biotil ulrulliyt / bore Gage
at Dull1c Jig l1ogcn bel tenlt Mcnilla
ON, / builfcn Gel al &lp0cu MON b5r
npl(uo lit Yoltllln, nuor man nil n;p=
re iip iclp % line @prn Sen ltprltc
Gicnci tic. Sra ollc @alltrr lpoer Moo-
bct on, at set cgen(igc % lonoe Eo-
rcoiS er at iilloc nctpp pao Set Steo.
Sra Canada til Spoltnternc, ira Yhi=
lippinerrW ~ Cuba. puerolt lpocr Bet
Som hcrtil; Der fau Gu fpr CT rcll
Slif fipbc alt set 2an0, Gu bebpprr
ipr at lepc pg blipc rig; og paa Set
to,1 Glt hpltc 1t ufottclig tort Nntol
Afarpoer bpclt cl1el ito Nor pg lcpe /
@crligbco ~ @lGOe olle Git 2ips
Gage. Get CT trplint nof, at Ser fit
Sc: lfjpl111cre % beore Stcber eu0
netnp set Steo, bppr mon CT ilnoet
fat al Sfirbucl1; men 2pffcn / 2ipet
beltoor life / at iagc otter Sc Ste
Ser, Ser or be0rc, men / at ltrpbe ben
til at fuu lan nlegct go0t u0 al Set
man MI engo,lg far bpggct lit
iom Set fan luoe Jig gjpre. Set
CT llngoonnr1enS Sag at prpoc Sc npe
9oner, ON Sen fpler Srung 0ertil;
men Sen moone Mul0, Ser bur fl1rr=
Set ct 2%iuSarbeioc, JONI, / bgjere eller
lnil1ore @ru0 n1ou lfc, til ire0s ltiIler
bom bpr life lpbe eitcr lpften0c Sc
Shi Set foriGttcbc 9ouo lig=
ger netpp Scr bpor mon lelu lfu6cr
set; % Set tl1r0e bore, at Set, Ser
6pAge5 Up lrnoer Sc ltri0eltc &an1pe
og Sc bitrelte Sopn, / 99ngoen bliper
set be0lte al alle> be0re chs Set, lpm
lrsol1 fon1n1er bnlp lopel16e til.
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Entered at the Post Office. at st. Paul,
Mimi, as second class rnail-lnatter.

&pr ogteoe &pllega u9torolplet"
trooote nleo lit iiolte 9h1n1er, ior 6.
Sftoher, ino / lit IL. Nor. 81 bcocr
/ Sen Nnlebnil11 &pllega mooto9e Dor
bebite 2%pfpnifning, /. @oobet pn1> at
en- lang % fru9tbriugc1oc Trcn1tiO
moa ligge @looet aoben otter Sen
Ipffeliat nooeoe &nniirnatiol1sal=
Ser. uNpr0lplet" bar un0er i'm r,pe
2eOelic poo Sen innlffeltc Moooe pGr=
net ON Sen TRADITION, Scr blcp taget /
9lrp eftcr @lu0ets begope0e @rl,nO=
logger Sobn &olf.
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npartijfe . mtole.

Il partiife Dom tole
Set er pnro at l99ge Mnrfe til /
6crbin0elie mes @isconiin @dieite=
ret5 &ie1oelie ongaaen0e Sc to Stots<
ticfets 2opligbeo> at Sc ire 9ommcre
life eiter OereS politiife Torti0 fan
ontoges at bope la0et 6eres Spn1pa=
tbi lpbe al mes Jig. Sc to al Sem
er Gemofruter, me0ens Sen treble,
pg openifjpbet Sen, Ser ifrep &ienoel=
len, bel par &epublifaner, men bprtc
til Sen Taftion, iom table, nerulig
Stolmarterne. Netop peo bette 6pr-
bolO foar 9on1me11 ioo meget ltprre
9etponing, i0et Sen bier, at bore
9omrnere forn1oar at lntte Jig 11o
ocer Eartiinteresierne, % CT pillig
til at gipre 0ereS Nligt, ielp ON Sen
/ iaa0orne Silfnl0e fan bore Sem
ubebagelig nof.
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IandSm8nd
b&f11Nrk :!

Smuft beliggenOe u6Dre frugtbart
2an0> 6Db WuloiorO paa 2er=l1n6er-
lag, 5 til Is Mil ira BDerne Wulfo-
gee me0 $4,000 St1obpggere og 81.
mulgee me0 4,000> o9 fun 2 til 7
8il fra 8opnton og Morrts / Sn6ian
territory.
Wais, 8inter=Spe6e> 8pg, Sabre
&artofler og Srugt giper en- enorn1
Mfgrpbe bbert Mor.
Oct er fprlte Gang, at 6is'e 6Qrme
nogenlinoe er n6bu6t til @alg. Yrt,
fen er SIS til $50 pr. Mcre. Derlom
SorObun6en life / enbper @enieen6e
er iaa go0 iom Sllinoi5' og sS5oma's,
ga folter gfejien ingenting. @efolf>
ntngen er Mmerifanere, 1'lfe OF
Ganlfe; fer ftn0es ingen S11>io:ere.
Gormaalet q at bei9tte en- ef o.
Itgrlte 6an1fe &olenier / @mer.fa /
oenne frugtbare @gn, bbor 6remgang
er ol6eles iiffer.
Seq bill gioe Frtftltg @arantt til
enbber &ieber, at ieg oil gienfigbe
Sanoet 5 Mur ira Den Oag Sanoet err
Iolgt, og gipe $40 pr. Mcre mere emo
jo1n I'LL betales> 6eriom 2on6et fipbes
tpr 1. Sanuar 1905.
@fsfuriioner afgaar bber f6rjte oe
treble Sirs0ag / boer Maone6. On.
feltbillets Brt5 for &unoreiie; fri
Mejie til &ipbere. Me6 Semlpn til
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