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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
PROGRESSIVE MT. AIRY.
Granite Company Makes improve
mentS-A Methodist Preacher
ViIlags-Town Taking on
City Airs.
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Mt. Airy, n c., Aug. 6.-There was
a reunion of former pastors ana mem
bers at the Baptist church last night
T. was a very pleasant affair.
Mr. Yorkley. of the Mt Airy Furnl-
ture Company, left yesterday for st
Louis. ~,
MANY changes are being made at tna
granite yard here now. Since the
business has gone into the handS OF
Northern men new policies are peihN
adopted. Many improvements are pc
ing made in the machinery ana lhe
company proposes to operate more ca
tensively than ever before
MANY improvements are being made
here now. and the town is beginning
to take on the appearance OF a city
MANY new dwellings, are being erect
cd also a. fine church by the Society
of Friends, and a large tobacco ware
house. which will be larger than any
now here. The work is being pushed
on it so it will open for the fall trade
The coming of the electric lights ha'
added much to the town.
Quite a number of summer visitors
are here resting and seeking pleasure
Mr. G. S. Hanks has a new enter
prise on foot. He has offered tWent.
lots of his land on top of the Blue
Ridge near here, free to tWent.
Methodist preachers of the State, OF
condition that they build within tive
years. His purpose is to build a vii
lage for the preachers, where they
can spend their vacations with theiI
families. Excellent mineral water anC
mountain surroundings makes it al
ideal place for such u purpose. large
lake for boating and fishing purposes
will be provided; also a large taber-
nacle for lectures, preaching purposes
etc. Several lots have been taken
and some of the ministers are enthus
lastic over the new enterprise.
Mr.. j. f.. Johnson, who bought GU
The Mt. Airy News from the veteran I
J. Lowry, has entered fully upon hi
work and is winning favor with tn,
people. The paper bids fair to sus
tain its record. Brother LoWery. at
ter thirty years of active newspape
life, has retired to spend his remain
ing days, where copy" is not made
md where delinquent subscribers NJ
longer rack the brain, but he seem
not at home and wears an anxiou'
printing press.
The ladies of Central Methods
church will give a lawn party at thu
parsonage tonight, the proceeds to b.
used for church purposes
Rev. Mr.. Ashby, OF the Robson Cir
cult, is visiting his brother, Mr.. j. w
Ashby. Rev. MIR. Townsend preache
to Mr. Ashbys home folks here, ant
Mr.. Ashby breaches to Mr.. ToWnsend'k
home-folkS in Robson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
| our Thousand People Greeted Capt.
w. Il. Shaw and Lit. X. w. As
kew.-Windsor's Generous
Hospitality.
Especial to News and Observer

Windsor, n. c., Aug. Cit was es-
timated yesterday that fully four thou
sand people gathered in Windsor at
the Re-Union of the Confederate Vet
Grams of Berthe county. Capt w. B.
Shaw. of Henderson, was the speaker
Of the day, and right we'll did he sus-
tain his good reputation, when for
tbout an hour he held his hearers with
lose attention as he gave historical
facts and often WaXed eloquent in his
description of the period that tried
mems souls. His tribute to the wo-
men of the Southland was masterful.
Before the speaking the Windsor
Division of the Naval Reserves march
"a in procession down Main street, fol-
Cwed by the Confederate Veterans.
Then the Windsor Brass Band made
music.
After the speaking the veterans as
;embled in the court house to answer
he roll call. Several who answered
he first Thursday in last August had
answered the final call and are tent
ng on the eternal camping ground on
he other side of the river.
Dinner was served on the court
house yard and on the Academy
5leen-and served in plenty.
The weather was pleasant and no.
body seemed to be wiping sweat, and
he comfort added largely to the day s
pleasure.
Lieutenant r. w. Askew made a
plendid speech as he always does on
e-union day. If the veterans didn't
cree him to speak to them on every
irst Thursday in August---it matters
rot who else is on hand-they would
lot feel satisfied and he never fails to
make a good one, too.
Veteran G. J. Morris was reelected
resident of the Confederate Veterans
Association for another year
At night a summer german
vas enjoyed at the armory.
The first Thursday in August has
become fixture in BERTHE. For sever
l days preceding, the children talk
bout "Old Soldiers Day There are
wo days in the year of great antici-
alton with the children in BERTHE
uunty-Christmas and Old Soldiers
Day.
Good crops, good dinner, good
peaking, good health. good ball game,
God looking ladies' and good german
nd good music--what more could you
yant to bring a crowd-unless it is To
ONE to Windsor to see the fine new
rick buildings and those being built
md to walk on some of WindsOr's new
ide walks.
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Mr.. S. A. Woodland Favored ICE 'iie
House.

To the Editor: AS the tllle - i'' -
approaching for the nomlhatalon o o
candidates for the various olliceo %
Wilson county, it is with Ieell,is
great pride and business that "l -
glad to inform you that the iiallIe u
our young townsman, Sidney "A. Woo ,,c,
ard, gentleman who hd9 ,a1yer
served his party and VINO Ilas 49,
been honored with offlce' MS 80
MENTIONED for the House o. ite a,,e,
sentatives, he is a man tina mas mas iI 80,
swayed from any duty imposes upoii
him by the Democratic parry; 10y n 81
to his friends and consletIa - r.u
things. Sid Woodland IS q $50 nan
yer and practical business sro ltl'' a.
ne who will see that the III
all classes is represented. ,r
With Sidney a. Woooalu Asson,-
representative in the Genera oo nc Of
bly, of North Carolina t fnar pe as their
Wilson county need not 1ear tod a. 'i Tho
interest will be well Drolecleui, Ia "a
people of Wilson county sno W.ith , ,S,ie
we believe viii, honor NJ, Iii serve ms
position, and if done ne WI Lii Isi b ", or
with honor TO himself ana VIZ - ilo1 ~
to The nonntv of Wilson ana 10 the
state of North Carolina- pourr
o'''e . ~ = HOWARD M. ROWE.
Wilson. ~. c.. Aug. 8.
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AND HE WOULDN'T KISS HER.
Had Run OFF With Another Woman
and His Employers Money-Wife
Says She 'Scratch for Him.
Especial to News and Observer. }

Especial to News and Observer
Hickory, n. c., Aug. 6.-Yesterday
morning Mr.. j. M. Morrison, of the
firm of Morrison Bros, returned home
with Lafayette Brookshire, who has
been taking a trip to ST. Louis and
other points of interest on the money
of Morrison Bros.
For several years Brookshire had
been salesman for them and en-
gagged in selling organs. He travelled
about the country, contributing to the
harmony of the home. Unfortunately
there was soon a diScord in his own.
owing to the fact that he met a gay
charmer for whose sake he sold every
thing that he had, belonging to the
Morrison Bros, and accompanied by
her went West to grow up with the
country The Morrisons regretted the
loss of their salesman, in view of the
fact that before leaving he neglected
to account for triling sum of seven
hundred dollars or so Of money COL
lected for them. They paid a sincere
and glowing tribute to the character
of the departed and instantly set about
securing his return. After doing some
travelling themselves they finally Local
ted him at Junction City. Kansas.
Brookshire courteously waived the
formality of a requisition and agreed
lima. Brookshires wife met him at the
station and tried to kiss him. He re-
spectfully but firmly declined the sa-
lutte. The procession sought Morri-
sons store and after sadly looking over
the books for half hour, took the
G. and n. w. train for Lenoir. That
was supposed to have been the place
where the animus furandi, or in 9TH
er words, the intention to skip with
the organ fund seized him. In rec
ognition of the laws psychological pro-
cesses. therefore, the warrant had been
sworn out there
AS the train vanished in the dis
lance. Mrs. Brookshire announced that
she would stand by Fayette; that she
was his old hen and would scratch for
him." beautiful and poetic senti-
ment highly commended by the crowd
at the depot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
Wilmington Chamber Of
Commerce Request.
THE SECOND LETTER
Received by Governor Aycock Who
Point Blank Declines to Furnish
the Chamber With Commit
tee Report as to Encamp
ment Site.

Governor Aycock has received the
second request of the Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce with the reso-
lutions requesting a copy of the COM
1nittee report on the selection of the
site for the encampment of the North
Carolina National Guard.
10 thig second request the Governor
declines to accede, as he did the first,
and does this in a few words having
given fully his reasons for declining
the request in his first reply to the
Chamber of Commerce. In brief, the
Governor states:
respectfully decline to comply with
your request, as L see no reason to
change my opinion in the matter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

Commodore Nicholson of the U. S.
Navy.
Commodore Somerville Nicholson, of
the United States Navy in a letter from
1887 r Street, Northwest, Washington,
D. c., says:
"Your Peruna has been and is now
used by so many of my friends and
acquaintance as a sure cure for catarrh
that l am convinced of its curative
qualities and ] unhesitatingly recon-
mend it to all persons suffering from
that complaint."- Nicholson.
U. S. Minister to Guatemala.
DR.. w. Godfrey Hunter, Z. s. Minister
70 Guatemala, and cx-nembcr of Goa
rcss from Kentucky, in a letter from
ushington, D. G., writes:
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REPLY TO THE GOVERNOR.
The Full Text OF The Letter of The
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce.

TO the Editor: You have given the
public the benefit Of Governor Ay-
cocks reply to the Wilmington Cham
Der of Commerce, it is only just to
Wilmington that you publish in full
the. rejoinder of this Chamber. The
synopsis of the rejoinder given IL your
issue of today conveys no adequate
idea of the reply to the Governor, and
in fairness to Wilmington the public
should be given both sides of the mat
ter.
I therefore enclose typewriter copy
of the full reply and will thank you
to give your readers the merits of Will
mington's position.
Yours truly,
JAMES KYLE,
Secretary Wilmington Chamber OF
Commerce.
Wilmington, n. c., Aug. 5, 1904.
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Announcements.

l hereby announce myself Il candi
late for county commissioner, sub
ject to the action of the Democrat
primary. If chosen l promise m.
pest efforts to secure an economics,
and wise administration of county al
fairs | will have no object in VieN
out the best interests of the count
md its tax payers.
j. II. BROUGHTON.
Garner, n. G.
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Announcement.

l hereby announce myself a candi
late for County Commissioner from
he western section of Wake county
subject TO the action of the Democratl
primaries. If chosen l promise m,
best efforts to secure an economical
md wise administration of county af
talrs.f L will have no object in viev
put the best interest of the county anC
is tax payers. All of the suppor
given me will be greatly appreciated.
w. M. YATES,
Apex, n. c., Il. +. d. No. /.
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Finger Blown Of by TOrpcdo.)
burlington Herald.)

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Dan 10y
living in Boon Station township, nea1
ElOn College, was endeavoring to Gu
open an old torpedo with a chisel
when it exploded. tearing off her littl'
finger and otherwise damaging he,
hand. A piece of the metal struck {
little girl standing near by and cut I
considerable cash in her forehead.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
Announcement.

At the earnest solicitation of my
many friends both in the city ant
county, l have decided to become
candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the action of the Democratic
convention.
l will appreciate the support of al
who desire change in the present
board. Respectfully,
IITIIIIS LEWIS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

l hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for the nomination of county
commissioner, subject to the acton
of the Democratic convention Il
l promise faithfully to dis.
charge the duties of the office and IL
10 everything in my power to the in
terest OF the people of the county.
j. =. EDWARDS.
New Hill N C.
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To the Public.

In Difference to the wishes of my
friends, and especially those who have
urged me to do SO, / have dc ciGed to
become a candidate for the Office o.
commissioner, subject to THO
primaries of Wake county.
S. w. TERRELL,
RoleSYiile N c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

Z" am fully satisfied that your Peruna
is an ef1icacious remedy for catarrh, as
and many of my friends have been
benefited by its use."-W. G.. Hunter,
NJ. d.
WelFknown men of dignity and promi-
hence in the United States endorse and
recommend Peruna for catarrh.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from tho use of Peruna,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
Announcement.

At the earnest solicitation of my
friends l have decided to become /;
candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the action of the Demo,
cratic primary. | would appreciate
the support of ali who desire the Of.
fairs of the county run on economi-
.al basis. Most truly
j. II. EDWARDS.
Raleigh, N. c.. K. +. D. No. 6.
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NOIICE,

[ take the liberty of informing the
public that / will be a candidate for
the ocffie OF county commissioner, sub
ieCt to the action of the primaries, ano
f elected will promise to do my Whole
duty in the future as | have always
done in the past. A. Fl. GREEN.
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Announcements.

I announce myself as Il candidate fo
county Commissioner from the west
srn section of the county.
5. WILDER
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TO the Democratic Voters of WAX,
County.

1 hereby announce that 1 will be :
candidate before the approachiu;
primaries for the State Senate in tn,
next General Assembly and will ap
preciate the support of all good Dem
ocratS. j. G. ELLINGTON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

On Monday an election viii be held
in this city to determine whether or
not disoensary shall be established
The fight will be a hard one. since
both sides are anxious for the vic
tory-Elizabeth City Tar Heel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

The Aberdeen and Rockfish Rail-
road will be running trains through
to Hope Mills by the last of next
week, but their passenger train will
not be put on until they get their
track up good which will be about
September 1st.-Aberdeen kilograms.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07
70 the Democratic Voters of WAX,
County.

Apex, n. c., r. +. d. No. /,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Ogfaa paa een
er ber ifet obNiIIioe @fabe.

er Der ltet dotlUige Siaoe,
fra 3biiteb melbes iaolebes: Sag
ten ..genbitte", titbsrenbe aonIul u.
g. 2tn6erien, 9btiteo, er i StOrmen
funten Deb fyugseiunb. gefatningen,
2 Ranb, reobeOe fig beb eaen 9iGlp.
2abningen beitoO af Cement os sags
pap. Stibet tom fra 2(alborg.
Sra 8snissberg: Deb Stormen sr
en- 5iiterbdab t9ntret peb 2anbsbpen
9toiitten pad o&uriide Rebrung"; /
gaaben befanbt fig 5 perfoner, Der
a(e Orutnebe. 8oaben og 70 Sig sr
/ Gftermibbags brepne 2anb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Sra Rrioslfu

Der er life tort at fortR[le oenne
Sang, uOen at alt tpber pau, at Der
mart bil fte noget fort. U}an me
ner, at gort Qlrtbur er osnt. 0en5
6laabe er giort ubru9elig paa ct
Yar Stibe n9r, og Dc famine er lutz
tet inoe. Saponeierne ldnbI9tter MI
ubinoret 8ropper paa Giao 3un5
6dlosen, bOorpdd Bort 2lrtbur Zig
ger, og pil angribe 5aitningen bdaoe
fra Ssen og fra 9anoiioen. Ser cr
ct 5elegram fra 2onbon at 20. Qpr.
st telegram ira Yintop (nar oeo
Pen Gbdng, bpor Qiaofioben ls6er
ub / 8u9ten af famine Rapn) be-
refer, at Sdponelerne, ioet be tpiDlsr
ON at tunne inota9e SPORT 4rt6us
fra Ssen alene, bar lonbiet 3ropper
pad Qiaotung 0albsen, o9 3dmpen
raier | Omegnen at port 4rtbur.
pad famine lib, fiqes Der, boms
baroerer Supdneierne 8Rn fra bercs
isloaoe.
Qignenoe Gfterretninger tommer fra
pari8.
Qige fsr 8labet gaar / presien.
mobta9es ben Gfterretning fra 3otio
ober 2onbon, at BORT 2trtbur ubtn
3piol er efettueGt bloteret, og at fore
8egioenbeber tulminerer omtring ben
bsmte 69itning.
Ulan er M ogIad / St. peterss
borg tommen pad bet rene meb, Ct
2lomiral 5o9o baooe lagt be Wliner.
iom petropdolopn lsb paa. 9et ~
nes. ipm man beoit tan ltole paa
Gfterretnineerne fra 3otio.
Rusierne bar fan9et ct Bar ia
paneiiite Spioner oa oemt bem til ii
ffbbes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
HOeifi ilipper fri for 6alseu.
Surpen sm mer BAN til
lipsDdriqt Bpngfel.

G9itago, 20. 2tpril. - Surpen al
GAP Dag aenoelien itplOig / ben
fjeroe al observation-disclosures, GmI
Roeitis, Sag. StrafTen er fuItfut iii
liosoarigt 5GngIel.
Hoeiti osmtes oitploig" peo fsrite
Stemmegipning, men bet tog flere
3imer, fsr Surbmanoene tunbe ene5
ON bans Strof. Roeiti osmtes for
at bdpe orebt Otto Bauer unoer
plpnorin9en al en- Saloon ben Q.
Suli ON Natten. fsrlte Sang item.e
be II for bans Dso og fun l for
liosparigt 5Gngfel. Sra ben 5ib og
inbtil ReIultotet opnaaebes, oanot
ben enc be elIeOe en- for en- for FIN
SpfdttelIe. 5orbrpberens ungbom
- ban er fun 10 2ldr - bdbbe fiji
SnofpbelIe Oeb 9eitemmelfen df bans
Strof.
gtoelti's 9rebre, Otto og Ger
man, bar rebe til, ftrats Dommsn
bar faloen, at gsre ct beiperat Jors
Jog pau at bjelpe 8roberen til al
unbflp fra Saneslet. DE bleO beg9e
nappebe og betenbte. men pao Stats
abpotatens 2tnbefaling blep Otto lsss
lab. men 9ermdn bleD at Oommer
aeriten bsmt til 5eneslins paa ube.
itemt 5ib.
Sort efter Mibbag be9ap Sl6erif
3bomas 3. Barrett fig perfOnlig n
Steb meb Gmil gioeiti til SugtbuIet
| Solicit. San baObe pua 5orbaunb
arrdn9eret for be andre ire Gar barn
9anbitters Gtsefution.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
U e item beIe Gorretnin9 3 :
tpartetet bortfejes.
3 ab al 10 IL 20 Mttltoner.

Toronto, aanapa, 20. Q[pr = Gn
raienoe Sloebrdno Bbelagoe 2tfte5
en- 10 a Il WiIioners 89rbi at
gienOOm gnens 6orretnin9stpars
ter. @eorge 0optes fra Nontreal
menes at pore omtommen / Slant
merne, og 9ranbdefen, 3bonpfon,
bIeO toungen til at fpringe fra en-
6zGtu9es 8pgning. 9an flap unbers
ligt fra bet meo fun ct br9ttet Ben.
Gn Sob at Drag tog Stsoet no9et af.
2lrealet, fom Slben fejebe ben opsr,
pmfatter ca. IA 4cres, og 5000
1000 Wenneiter er peb 8ranben giort
erbperbslsIe.
9iolig pad Qftenen, bd 8ranben
fegbnote at 9ribe ON Jig / forurolis
genoe @rab, tele9raferebes Der om
6i9lp til 81erne 2onbon, Sdmilton,
Wontredl og Buffalo. Der fenbtes
eieblittelig Gtstratog fra oisie 8ner.
men bet 6leb oper Wlibnat, for oe
fsrite at bem begpnote at ontomme,
og imiolertio itreo be lotdle 8ranbz
manO af aGe 2ioIens 9rafter. Sra
BEN 3ib, Slben tog fat en- 9si5z
fu6rit puu BeGington Street, %
inotil ben Itanoiebe beo 9ag9rn, bar
Der life ct gjeblit, ba en- norbIi5
@inb life piloe BABE reIulteret gbez
leggelien df ben itsrite Del af gnen
Der menes, at en- Wanb fra Mon=
tand er omtommen ! Sldmmerne.
6an bar fammen meb Sbompion, m
oenne ipran9 fra 5aget, og er life
Jet liben.
paa bet br9note bar Der $8,360,00O
Qsfurdnce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
9anife sserieifoler

6enptter fig af aft, 3puo Der tan
pette Snteresfe for 0anit. S SSior,
ba ,,M oalet" uotpm,
bleb ben itrats inbfBrt / mango
gsrneitoler o9 fit iaulebes iterre 9tfz
iotninq enb ale be andre SproglR=
rere. 2(f 2lnbefalinger bibl9ttes:
Sra ct Meblem al Somfunbets
8srnelt eltole=aomite:
,Mober8maalet" bil afbj9lpe ct
lenge fplt Sapn og brin9e ct fploigt
9iordg til, at bore 8srn fan lore
beres Mobersmaal meb 2pit o9 6ora
Ituaelien8 9l9be, ligeIom ogidd 29>
rere og 29rerinber beo at benpt.e
benne bil fao ben for elmerita
I9regne prattiTte 6erbigbeb o9 9pgs
iigbeb at unberpiIe 8srnene
Sprog
sra en- 2qrer, t.r brugte 81 SIS.
/ i'm Stole:
,,Wooersmaalet" er / bet Sppr,
boor ben ifal bore, nemlig oeileoen>
be, raab9ioenbe og tanteD9ttenbe, og
/ iaa 6enieenbe er ben ct faare
p9rbifulbt SialpemiboeI. Den fors
tiener at blibe fenbt ober alt, bpor
Ger bolbes bdnft StoIe.
Sra Meni9kbs@Stoleruab:
priYen, 0e ongiper pod 0eres
8og, finber oi meeet mpberot. @i
Ienoer / Dag 9eitilling paa og ges
taling for ct 0uiin Gtsemp[orer til
en- 8eebnbefie.
Sra ,Oaniteren":
Metoben er fortreHelig @tsems
plerne fint bolgte, og 8oeen er life
Blot bet bebfte, pi btbtil bar bdft pda
bet Smradbe, men en9per, Der l9rer
ben at fenbe, bill finbe ben abiolut
uunbb9rlig. Den bsr finbes ets
bbert banitsameritanlt Siem, bpor
man snifer at lore fine 8ern Ddnf
pad en- foritanbig og foraejelig
Wtddbe.
,,Wl 0 bersmdo et", fmutt inoe
6unben, foIfer 40c. portofrtt tilfenbt.
= portier Robot. Sdas bos Siguro
9(nter, Blair, Nebr. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

gcs tfter oarmere 9eir. s Obiobaltn
peO6liOer llbiigten for @inter6oe6en
at oRre oadrlig.
qua fine Steoer bar ugen p9ret
badro beb 5rugttr9erne, men ee
norrligere Stater er be life Iangt NOT
fremitrebne til at tunne taoe Sfaoe
al 5roiten.
Sra entelte Stater lpber Rdpportcn
faalebes:
u bra I IA: Sn9en Regn (inbsn
bette itripes. bar bi bog baft en- Del
8Goe beromfring, bels Regn, bels
Sslo9 o9 Sne). $ ben sitre 6albbel
at Staten itaar 8interboeben gobt,
men ben beItre Del bar ben taoet
betpbelig Stobe. 8aarI9ben er me-
Itenoels la9t. og | ben fDblige Del af
Staten begpnber ben at tomme op.
Wdisplsinin9en gobt fremifreben.
Soma: llgen pberit tolb meb tsr
8ino. 0et 9aar rd ift meo plsining
og Saaning, og 8aarf9ben er mart
lagt uben be norbligere badbe Ggne.
Oct ian itte itennes, at S9b eller
5ru9ttraer bar td9et no9en Stobe of
5roiten. Der tr9n9es baarbt til
8drme.
Mtsconfin: Stort SnefoGb /
be iioite 0a9e af llaen ooer belle Sta
ten, fulgt at baaro Sroit. 5oraarss
drbeioet er langt tilbaee. Sprben er
enbnu frosfen be norbIiss og mibtre
Counter. 8interbbebens, Ru9ens
os &lspersns 5ilitanb er bog trobs
6roften tilfrebsftillenbe.
Minnefpto: @n tplb oa bado
llge, flere 3ommer Sne oper ben
Itsrite Del af Staten ben IA. So.
pua let 2ano ben ipblige Del af
Stuten er Der iaaet en- Del Spebe %
6uprs og giort en- Del plsinine, |
ben norbre Del n9itsn intet. Cab
ldnbet er meget paobt.
Spb Oafota: &lart 8eir, men
unaturlis tolot. 1rof oe 5uetiabeb
bar binbret 9lrbeibet meeet Horo.
= fbbsitre Del af Staten er man eooi
pda @ei meb 6bebez oe Soorefaa=
ningen. Moisplejninsen er beebnbt.
9rasfst poffer meeet lanefomt.
Nrrb Datota: Sorben er b1fs