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The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18

Even Tie raHways owe their exist
ence to the same eve1ts. Today SIM
liar change of feeling is taking place.
Before this war the great majority of
educated Russians justified the reac-
tionary methods Of the government un-
der Alexander III. and Nicholas II.
primarily on milityry grounds. But
now that the war has disclosed the ut
ter rottenness Of efery department Of
the public service ind has shown that
even the great Russian army and navy
are not capable Of coping with those
of a despised oriental race the old
question Of 1856 has cropped up again.
upon the worling classes the war
is producing effects not less marked
than upon the 'iltellectuals.' At first,
indeed, the greatImaj Of the lower
classes seemed b take not the slight
est interest in tie war, and even now
this is the case with the greater part
Of them. I
"In St. Petersburg, as have said,
the presence OF the court and Of the
official world Influences opinion in all
classes, at all events to the extent Of
producing an dtward optimism hiding
q very widespread Indifference. But
in the more Industrial districts, like
Moscow, the working classes as well
as the eductted upper and middle
classes are beginning to realize what
the war really is. They read the pa
pers with interest, buy the kilograms
which are sid in the streets and dis
cuss the military situation.
"Of one thing all the more intelligent
people are thoroughly convinced, and
that is thatthe official news and that
published " the local newspapers is
absolutely unreliable. They will add
up the totals Of Japanese losses, on
which subject the Russian press is so
liberal, anl, on realizing the wonder
full result obtained, ask themselves
how it is hat there are any Japanese
left! An IEnglishman who has been
many yeas in Russia told me that he
was ofteI requested by workingmen
to tell thdn what news Of the war the
Times lIndon) contained, as they be
lieyed th3t It spoke the truth. !"
4 i u ~ ! Z II
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Valley City Normal Notes.

The furnishings for the new library
nave at last arrived, and this room.
which is one of the finest in the new
building, will soon be ready for use
by the students.
Special attention is being given
this year to the work of the literary
societies of the school. A committee
comnsisting of four members of the
faculty has been appointed for the
purpose of assisting in this work.
The entire teaching force of Dickin.
son, eight in number, is composed of
Valley City Normal graduates. Prof
mcfarland visited this school on Mon.
day last and was very much pleased
with the excellent work which is he
ing done in the high school and also
in the grades.
The senior current events class, con
Quoted by Prof. Weeks. have latel4
been giving special attention to the
development of the recent political
campaign. This class meets every
Tuesday for the puprose of reporting
on and discussing the current topics
OF the day. Its members find the
work very interesting and profitable.
The Southeastern North Dakota
Educational Association composed of
Barnes, Cass. Richland and Trail
counties, met in the Normal chapel
Nov. II and 10. On the evening of
Nov. II, DR.. O'Shea of the University
of Wise orsin. delivered an able ad-
dress to very attentive audience of
teachers and students on "The Power
of Suggestion.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Four Hundred Dollars Reward.

5000 is offered by the Municipality
of Louise for the capture of the person
or persons who stole four horses from
T. e. McKitrick on Tuesday night
5000 is offered by T. g. McKitrick
for the return of the horses. Follow
ing is description of the horses
Prince dark bay gelding six years old,
white face, white hind feet. weight t
about 400 pounds. May. bay mare
five years old, white face, white hind
feet, weight about 1400 pounds. This
team newly shod in front Tillie,
light bay brood mare white face, IA
years old, unshod, weight 1900 pounds
Susie, light bay mare, years old,
white face, white hind feet, weight
about 1900 pounds
T. G.. McKitrick.
.-@---~-.-' ss--~~--- '-,- Crystal City, Man.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
DISASTROUS WRECKS.

Carelessness is responsible for many
a railroad week and the same causes
are making human wrecks of sufferers
from throat and lung trouble. But
since the advent of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. even the worst cases can be
cured, and hopeless resignation is no
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of
Dorchester Mass, is one of the many
whose life was saved by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy is
guaranteed for all throat and lung dis
eases by all druggists. Price SOC and
81. 90. Trial bottles free.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18

thoughtful regard It anu the p0.1cy
which led up to it as a mistake from the
beginning, while some go so far as to
wish that Russia may be defeated as
quickly as possible, so that she may
at last obtain real reforms. 1t Is ex-
traordinary, indeed, how openly some
people express themselves on the sub
ject, even people Of wealth and posi-
ton.
"rhere is no trace Of pro-Japanese
feeling in Russia, but they realize that
the country's great need Is for internal
reform from top to bottom and that
defeats in the field will bring this fact
home to the government. The objects
which the war is to achieve are re-
garled as Of no Importance. Even the
press has echoed these sentiments and
has sometimes dared to say things
which in other circumstances would
have met with severe punishment.
"1,hese ideas are still more strongly
expressed in private conversation, ana
It is not uncommon to find people Sc
cretly exulting over defeats, as being
more likely to bring about internal
changes.
'"The present situation in Russia
bears considerable resemblance 10 the
state of affairs at the time OF and art
or the Crimean war. Before that event
under the iron rule Of the Gar Mich
olas l.. Russia had been enduring for
a long period the regime Of strong re-
action which followed on the mildel
rnle of Alexander l. But, although
every one felt the weight OF police
government and groaned under II
there was d universal feeling that by
that means alone could the overwhelm.
inc and invincible. military power OF
Russia be maintained. #
!, "Hence the oppression was borne. un'
complainingly. But when the Crimeal
war opened peoples eyes to the fac'
that the much vaunted military power
of the empire was delusion the de
mand for reforms became imperative
The reforms Of Alexander Il. were
the outcome Of the disasters O. the
Crimean war, because the former e
eime had become impossible.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
RUSSELL.

The plowi ng is almost done.
Billy Wise was out on his claim
last week.
Miss Douglas sister, from Missouri.
is visiting at Russell.
The Woodmen will give a grand
ball in their hall on Thanksgiving
eve. .
Mrs. T. J. Quamme. of Hillsboro,
is visiting at the home Of Andrew
Newborg.
School will begin in the Russell
school next Monday for the winter
term. John Simon will be in charge.
Joe Stoeser went to Bottineau ON
Wednesday to see about getting
house there as he expects to move his
family into town for the winter.
The rumor is current that two of
Russell's young folks will soon form a
partnership. At last accounts it was
all fixed with the exception of the
license-which the prospective groom
intends to get as soon as he can make
a raise of the needful.
There is great deal Of raiload gos-
sip heard around here these days.
Everyone seems to be of the opinion
that we will have road next year
sure. Each one to whom your COR
has spoken thinks that he
will have at least one town site on his
place. ..
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Auction Sale.
Crystal City, Man.

I will sell at public auction at my
place eight miles northwest of Bot
tineau, S. E. a of Sec. 33-twp 1873
R rs. The following peronal property ::
8 work horses, 8 milch cows, 2 heif-
ers, 2 steers. 4 calves, pigs, 2 McCor-
mick binders, 1 Mccormick mower,
1 Kentucky 16 shoe drill, Mccormick
hay rake. 1 two seat top buggy, 1 IA
in. breaking plow, 2 16 in. stubble
plows. hay racks, 8 horse Boss
harrow, 8 horse steel harrow, 1 L.
g. Mandt wagon, 4 sets work harness,
2 bob sleighs.
TERMS: Amounts up to $40, cash
Over $40, one year at 10 per cent with
approved security.
(Nov 1S-25) Mary Forde, Owner.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Business Change.

Albert Besancon. of Willow City,
has bought out the practice of E. B.
zGoss and rented the Offices and will
spend three or four days of each week
here. The balance of his time will
be spent in taking care of his Willow
City practice. Mr.. Besancon is an
able attorney and by careful attention
to business and strict honesty has made
a host of friends. The Couran
extends best wishes and hearty well
come to our city.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Primary Election.

Now that election is over we are
somewhat at loss for subjects on
which to write editorials but some
have suggested that we take up sub
ject that will be of benefit to the
farmers. such as creamery, diversi-
fed farming or something in this line.
Others have suggested the agitation
of the primary election law which
will be good subject to work upon
until the next session Of the legislature
closes. Any OF these will be aprro-
pirate and we expect to devote some
space to their discussion. We believe
that an agitation of the primary cleo
tion law is paramount issue at this
time and that it is a law which the
people wish to have enacted. . To
show that such a law is needed all
one has to do is to point to the meth
ods in which the state conventions of
the republican party are conducted.
The delegates themselves do not have
a voice in the proceedings as their
rights and opinions are all delegated
to the chairman Of the delegation.
Much less is the will Of the people re-
spected and men are turned down or
nominated to suit the desires Of the
ring without regard to the wishes of
the voters. Heretofore the voters have
swallowed the ticket assigned to them
and have supported it at the polls and
this will doubtless continue to be done
until such time as the republican
county conventions shall send dele
gates to the conventions who will not
agree to any slate-m making combina-
ticns The primary election law is a
question which should be fairly placed
before the Legislature this winter
with demand for its enactment at
tached. Pierce County Tribune.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Bagged Bruin.

H. G. Gardner was down from the
mountains on Monday. He says that
on Friday his brother was going
home, having killed a deer. and saw
tracks of a bear. Tom followed the
tracks and found Bruin in his den
and bagged it without much difficulty.
H G. says that it is jet black and
weighs about 450 pounds.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
A Feast Of Music.

We neglected to mention in last
weeks issue the splendid entertainment
given on the 9th inst. by the Chicago
Ladies Quartette. They delighted a
good audience with feast of music,
The promoters of our lecture course
this year are to be congratulated on
securing the Chicago Ladies Quartette.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Map.AlmOst Ready.

The Courant' s big wall map Of
Bottineau county is nearly ready.
Everybody should have one Prices
On cloth 81. so; on paper So. 90. Orders
received at any time.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
RUSSIANS AND THE WAR
Why It Is Unpopular With All
Glasses Save Officials.
DEFEATS ARE EVEN WELCOMED.

TEND to- improve tne COuAtH'
ternal Condition-Some Wish That
Russia May BE Beaten as Quickly
as Possible.
Commenting on the Russian peoples
attitude toward the war, correspond
ent Of the London Times says:
'.It is not easy for foreigner TO
gauge, the real feelings of the Russian
people or any section Of them concerning
the war. The newspapers give one' as
q rule, q very erroneous idea OF the
general trend Of opinion, especially
those published in German or Frencn'
But it does not require very long
stay In the country or very deep III
sight into its life to realize how very
unpopular the war is among all classes
save the officials.
.sIn ST. Petersburg the official Worlo
Is predominant and largely influences
public opinion, and one hears good
deal Of the chauvinist view that Rus.
sia is bound to conquer Manchuria ano
humble Japan and that the war VIII
be over ii, a few months. The bulk OF
the Russian press is so seryile tRat !,
continues to keep up the Illusion anu
to repeat daily that all Is for the Des'
In the best OF all possible Russias, Man
churia included, but few sensible per
sons pay any attention to 1t.
ssIn Moscow, where the commercla
world ii more influential, one hears
very different story. AS general RUE
( the war tis spoken OF as q misfortune
like the plague Of a famine, famin ana q
likely to 90 On until It pleases God q
the government: tn stop i. Inc mor' OF
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
In Bible Times.

When Adam in bliss,
Asked Eve for a kiss. .1a
She pucked her lips with COO;
Gave look so ecstatic,
And answer emphatic,
~ don't care, A dam, if you do.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18

Onr speciality is Sunday Creek Hook
ing Valley Coal. The best on the
market. Imperial Lumber Yard.
(Oct7tf)
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18
Market Report.

4 Closing of the market Thursday
November 10, 1904. Furnished by Ed.
wards, Wood & Co.
i ,1.
The Bottineau courant., 1904-11-18

Four good rooms to rent. Suitable
for light housekeeping. Apply at
Great Northern Depot (June1O tf)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04

mes at hare itaart | 9eotos mco ben la
paneiiite Marinetnpfein. bar paft Sp.
m9rfionbeS peo at uoipsrse diiternc
ON Tpboe. og geieilinssiorbolr, ON
buor IanBt arigsifibe fnnoe poa inc
o.i.u. Gaeen eiter Napnneernes BE.
isg orog cgiaa Spiferen ipopaa til
Berlin.
6reSerifs bapn bar iislec @Venos.
Iio." | DC iioite tre Tiger poaiaISetes
mnitpe @nnge baut @cisg al cit lioei
init Camper, Der or foinren ino ior
at iplSe Still. Ga en- Iioen Sanif Fam.
per, Ser IiaeleSes Here @anse | Der
iioite lib bar beisst Sapnen. aniuses
at pGre Ieiet al &usierne. Get heoei
JIG ogiaa. at Ell ireoerifsbannif SHUTTER
er leiet til at frpAie runSt / 5aroanoe
ne ira Sfasen % ipoeitcr os paoie. a
ee itsrre Tnmpere, ipm pasierer aat
tegat, life bar i~apaneiiife 1orpecoban
oe pao TTffet.
90 Der fomuer ri mantle / Retninl
al be eaoheinlSe gegioenbcSers Sos
ming. Wnn fan 10 i%oritan, at Mus
ierre M. ga Gitcris- gifaSren ifal al
iteS, bar ct Gis paa bier Singer. 81
Sen iapaneiiife Wnrinefaptein, Ger e
pna "9pitreiieM miot / arigenS Sib
9isr Sen rusiiife astpaaeipenbeS me
re enb ioritaaelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
Woraes sormne % SmStrst. "

ret ltatiitiifc 9entraIbureauS Coer'
ii1ts. Sppuue oper cen IfatteIiBne0r
6ornnic on Srotast / Nor1c ior 1904
iremgaar Sci, at gperie9 anta5rc
5ormuc er gaaet reo ira ca, Sl11a
Miaion iiior til ca. S1ss4 giilliou
iaar, - 2212 Miaion arcnerS I'll.
bage9aua aliian. Zen anto1rN Si10.
tpat er .goaet nee ira a. 2l2A gdl'
lion til 237 @tilioner, SIlba8e-
gan1 aItidn pan heuuco 6 @tjuioner.
Genne 6oruic. % SrrStGatancoiGt.
tclie ioIrcr prientlil paa SoocSitacer
me0 10 Mtiaionrr minore iliIuet 6or.
mlic % lI3 @iiaiouer minOrc iIi8net
SnSt9st. 9awSSiitriftcrne oiier ca
IormueS Gilbert paa II NPiatoner
SnotGgtcr bar boIot Jig oco omtren'
oct famine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
SCOTT'S EMULSION

er Fleden af Torskelevertran
DO indeholder de bedste nae
rende Elementer. Torskele-
yertran har j mango Aar varet
kjendt som ct at de storste Na.
ringsmidler Verden. Men raa
Torskelevertran er frasteden.
de; svage Maver kan like til
bageholde den; FIN Smag gler
.Opror mod den.
SCOTS Emulsion fierner disse
Ubehageligheder men bibehol'
der dens Naringsverdi. Den
Iforbinder tillige Hypofosfater
af Kalk og Natron, og Glyce'
rim. Torskelevertran standsel
ISpild af Naringsvesker, skaf
fer nyt Muskelvev og bringei
Naring. Kalk og Natron styr
ker Nervevavet, stimulere'
Blodets Virksomhed og give
Materiale til Benbygning os
Mary. Den rette og fuldkomn'
Forbindelse af disse ! Scott
Emulsion gjer denne til en-
hei Grad vardifuld Narings
Medicin.
VI VII ssnds Dem en- Prove frit raa rorisnsende
scorr q BowxE, o Pearl street, New Nol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
Srufnct ! Vile. iirn @eile meLSeS

Srnfnct / aile. Sra Belle melSeS
0en 17oe Septcm6er: "a 8aaroeicr
Sans Ecterieu YieSiteO Spnue. igoar
@itermiSSag piLbe gaa neS / in Nile
beboI0cr ior at rere rtnot | SSrSbol.
oet. blep bon, ba Dan bar tonmcn ct
Stutte neo al Stiaen, beoiOitlss %
iulot neS / geboloereu. SsRlRH. BE
ter Sanien, JON itoO oUenicr, ait qeo
ior at biRIpe 6aoeren op, men 6a ban
par fonmcr li0t neS al Stiaen, be,
ioiuroc ban IigeleOes oa ialSt neO
gebclSeren. gat tom aarIen til "a
uiloe biRlpe &c andre %, men oSioo
ban ial0t reo.
SmioIertio tom self til o. iif x
5oruIpffeoe op / meaet li0eHoe I'll,
itano. Get IuffcOes SpaerHc at brir'
&c Scoerep og aarlen til geuioitbeS
igien. meoens Ssnnen / aites uigiI
pes 9soer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
aposialO. On summeI @cnsSpr

busfuiu+ SN bAIih'SA StS'NSDt
iRoer / &aulanS, artitoffer Mogen,
er bsb, so gar gammel. aibsoe par
en- ipecielt blanot RensSpriRgere pel'
fienot og ai3olot S~slgeiuenS / Sele.
morfsiieISere % inboper Saroanger.
piSSen. 6an SRgere bar lfltot lao
mango gilorcn JON Sen gamIe Sri
itoffer Rosen.
@aarSbruser gerut 8rornin.
aen, en- al Sanoe SerreSs 9I0lte SrS'
paanere, er aieaaet ueo 9soen, n9r
ST gar eammel.
6orbenpRrenSe Stortingsmanf
Soar 2unSe / 8aaae er oiaaaet oef
GsSen / en- MIoer al 76 anr bans
SicrtinsSpirfiombeo inlot ! Goren'
1868 til 1878. S S~sritinser tilbsr
te ban 9onoeoppoiitionen, men Ton
eiterbaonoen . G til ct mere fonier
patipt Stanopunft, buaS Der bepirteoe
at ban bIeu faitet iom Stortingsmano
Get bar i9rlis / Spsrsmaalet on
StatsraaoerneS aSgang til Stortin
get ban FtiIte zig no ira Sppoiiticner
Is lin Siembpso bar Soar 2unoe me
act agtet. Gan par en- lang aar
ratfe GrSisrer oa in6ebapee Sesioel
Here andre fcmmunalc SiniSSboerr
San tiIbsrte en- 9et, JON bar boet pa
@aarSen 2iunSe i minSit 600 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
On Aalbornenicrs Nomnn.

bla0et Bore u~6Dan0reoe Sun0ss
mRnO" iortGltsr / it iioite Rlrmer ON
en- a~alborgenicr, Der bar giort Star
riCrc paa gtp 3eelarO % fcr Si6en
giuiter i'm Siemitaon. Sans Ea0n
CT z. Seuieu. ban er isot / aGibor8
1850 o. off / StoIe / Rsrre.S ranOers
inStil ban, 10 slar gamneI, ut I'm
Mooers 3iIlaSelie til at isIJe MO- en-
aienoina til RD 3eeIan0. Scr bar
ban fjGmpet liz irem life olsrte til
stouomiif YeIitar0. men oJiaa I'll Nm
ieelie | set politiite % iuctale Sio.
Gan bar rsgtet a6itiai8e oifeHtLtge
Spero oa err ior 5iocH 6reosocmmer !
8eQirgton. SenieH hoI0t | WooIpt'
nina til Dc ileite anore g2p 3eeipnOere
meS goerne ! Sere$ anntp moo erd'
ianocrne. Saa ifete Set en- Gad, al
ban baoSe beiit I%druebrog uOeuior 1T
Sus, og at nogIe mgoommeiige Va
tricter. iout Iige bdoSe Ia0et liz hOcr.
DC. fon iii "a REQ oct neO; DC troeOe.
ser uar 9oerilaJet, o. inre0 BET ioraG'
teIigt paa 9aSen. Seuien tIaseOe til
8esierinsen % moStog iom Sudr en-
SfrioeIie. Ger / bsi @rnS betla3eSC
SET taaSe Sptrin iamt GAP Serier en-
llnSIfplSning paa 6laaets gegR
gaase 6[aset os Strirelieu oil Sen
len Itipnfe I'll aal5org NsuiPrm. Sac
| SjeHueien til 9amnnrf beisste Sen
len lire 9euner goerre os par @ipi
hos @eneraii 9othn. meo bpem haI
iavnlis bar itdaet / grepperIius. Ger
ira reiite ban piSere longs 2itGirifn
giennem sGspptcn til europa. Sal
aater OF lRsse Sicmturen ccer sme
rita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
sirfebranoen i goranno. IRA @soI.

DC melbes oen 15Oe September. Ga.
gen moo Yeter SoIm, tiItaIt Tor al
bare paoiat 9rouoen | gorsunS Sir
fe paa6espnbtes oeo 2ipmnnSstbingei
/ MtoIoe ioag SCI. 10. SiliteSe par
II 9agrettempnb. SrSisrer Start,
Sal blep naIet til 9ogrettens Srofs'
rer. 5srite SiSne bar 2ensmanS
8ruietb. Hetten bar iorbubt STcr.
I~issisrelie al SorbnnNIingerne, inntiI
Sageu er paaOsmt. Iette FER anita
Cclig @unOaa. Smorsen afrtiier belt
2agmanbsretten til Sorguno, bool
Notwithstanding og 9ibsrelie al enbe
Sioner timber Steo. Salt er 40 Bib
ner inbitepnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
Oct norifc Sulfs S%parcpcnsc el

b~eloigpis life formtr6ifet al Dc oaar'
Iige Sioer. Ger pnr peo ~ll6gar9en
al 1903 iR~Seitaaenoe ! Spnre5anferne
349,0S0,O00 8roner, bpa6 Der er
t4630,000 mere emo oeo llSgan8en
al 1902. 8aa Sparebanfoilfadr in.
SeitoS oeo llognngen al 1903 ! DC al
minbelige Barter 27S,220,000 aro'
ner eller 9,500,000 mere enO aaret |
Soroeien. 5iliammen bapOes aitiaa
inSeitdaence peO lt0gnn9en al 1908 et
gelsb al 627 100000 arouer, eler
24,130000 mere ems 1902, Sa ser
irSeitoS 603.t70,000 arorer. Src
1901 til 1902 bar SiLoGrten fun IL
Tinioner. 3erimoo bar @iennem'
initstiloerten / De gar 1S97-190t
al 6oiIfe Sc TO isrite aar bsrte til d
apIone % finn set ii0ite bite tpSelir
Ieogong moo fsr, life minore eni
benimc6 4215 Wiaiou Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
ara aitrrhaIen friues Nen l6Nl

IRA Eltrronien frtuec zen lb0e
Sept: eIaiasielt Ser iorriae SereaB
toa i'm geapnSelie. bar ! elsie Gasr
ugret orepct uieS SclS Der sicunen
Galep, iSct Here Ipr irlotcS ulIcreSe
cen isrltc Zaa. geirci bar for Sag.
ten parct irraeIes altnltist, vi &c
iRlote Gpr iadoiot pibes. ca, Is
Sipffer or SCR Here patrC grcm.
plarer. On 5pifcr mcN SeIifab bar
aIlcreSe irlot to Cur | S~rcnOalen.
Ter or opcrolt meset Gla iaaroa mon
enifrr gierne, at Scr irlocS lIatac "a
BET er aooi8icri, at sen alSr Sfaoc
paa Sfcacu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-04
Iprsess Sartet.

81 Ter mcoiaggt idd mango
Spsrasmaal. ON ri life tar itIiie
acrtet fIG6et paa 9rrreo. at ~ be.
itemte cs til ct forisSe meo ct Tibet
Bar.L dor 80 esnsS sglra tan "
ifaiie aariet fliittet pea S9rreo. EAeo
SrgItstte paa hoer enoe. ian at bet
fan bgnqes 90 ada g9ggen % riues
Oh, mar Set life brnses.
gi oil mee oct iirtHie sisre op.
merfiom pea. at man life fan laa
baaee SrGmiebog % aart. nnota.
gen man bstaIsr ezra ics en- Of De.
| !ene.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC

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itru aartu Gbriirrs0atter SsnSer
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brultitp. RieIs @prterieu or 80 War
o. hans Suitrn er 10 Mar pnarc. Ge
@amIe Dor hos oeres Ssn. Character
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paa @rg1en pon SarsitibetS She.
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@Oraes itprite aampere. Otter er

Cite, n0arbeibet lor "ger9eilS 10. =,
eiebe Rorge i Suli iaar 3 3ampere,
buer paa ouer 1000 grutto IONS.
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paa imellem 1000 og $500 IONS,
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lem 5000 og 1892 Or. Cons. -
llrSer 9paning itaar en- paa 1000 og
3 paa $500 Cons. - vi bisie Jolt 6S
Itsrre Gompere eier Bergen De 10 %
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ueS 5000 SIR. / bcr6es forifieIliIe
8iemmer % OeSuOeu SparefoSicbs9er
OF 8rrOipapirer, Ser tiliammen re,
prpieniereoe Ell aapitdl paa ca.
10000 SER.
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