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The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

The Miami Metropolis states that
there are now In the county jail at
that place 25 prisoners including one
white man, ore negro Nmsn. Inc
Others are negro men. Five OF tue
latter are to be tried for murder and
the others for various smaller Of
fenses.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

This is peculiarly time when
clear.headed aud right thinking
men should be at the helm. Let
usbe careful that we do nothing
now which later would cause the
BLUSH of shame to mantle our
cheeks.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Hon. N. g. Broward, Demo-
cratic nominee for governor, and
other distinguished speakers,
will be in Madison on Wednes--
day, Oct, 18th, at Q o'clock, aft.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Leon, Gadsden and Hamilton,
all voted dry and added three
more to the long list Of Florida
counties which have cut out the
sale of Intoxicating liquors,
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Frank Clark viii not stump
Maine in behalf of the Demo-
cratic ticket. He will stay at
home and talk for the Democra-
cy Of Florida.
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Absoess

W. II Harrison, Cleveland, Miss,
writes, Aug. 10, 1902; II want to say a
word Of praise for Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment, stepped on nail, which caus-
cd the cords in my leg to contract and
an abscess to rise in my knee, and the
doctor told me that would have a stiff
leg, 30 one day went to ]. F. Lords
drug store (who iSvupopRu In Denver
Colo.) HeOumwended } bottic of Snow
Imminent; I got 50i eige, and 4 cured
mS'iap 'st4s the : 80 iinpnentin tlie
world. Abscesses, Hith q few .excep-
tIoua. afs indleetive u constipation or
debility, They may, however result
from blows or from foreign bodies, in-
troduced into the skin or flesh, such aa
splirterb, thorns, etc, W. 3. DOvis.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Strange, but it is a fact-Ver'
mont went and voted Republi'
can. Now Florida must go Dem
ocratic at any cost.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Florida has not been entirely
free from sensations during the
past week or so.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15


Membcr Of Congress, Third District
WILLIAM B. LAhiAR.
Presidential Electors
HIP. BAILEY,
TIA. JENNINGS,
J.c. b. KoONcE,
A. b. NEWTON.
F.B. sroNEMAN.
Governor
NAPOLEON b, BRowARD.
Secretary Of State
II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Attorney General
WILLIAM II. ELLIS
Comptroller
A. C, GROOM.
State Treasurer
WILLIAM v. KNOTT.
SpoetIrtendent Of Public Instruction
w. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Commissioner otAgrieuhfe
D. L. MLIN.
Railroad Commissioner
JoHN l.. MORGAN,
uetee Supreme Court, Six Years,
r.. FRNwIcK TAYLOR.
Justice Supreme Court
ROBERT S. CoCKRKLL,
THOMAS S. SHACKLEFoRD,
j.. S. WHITFIELD,
For Representatives
CHAIR. rs L. LHGGETT,
], ELLIS BI.ANToN.
For County lucgs
JAS. p. MARTIN
For Sheriff
RANDELL II. MORROW.
For Clcrk Circuit Court
THOS. 2. MANsTIN,
For Tax Assessor
UoBT J. PATERSON.
ForTaz Collector
SAMUEL J. ELLISON.
Snperia!endc1t oiPublic instruction
G. w. TEDDER,
For County Treasurer
7. w. DALE.
For County Commissioners
II. +. RYE,
NJ. n. WARIHG,
W, NJ. ALLEN,
N. W. MCDONALD,
w, II. TooLE,
Eoata Of Public Instrueion
-- r G pERRY, -.
W RysaNet)N,
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

United States Senator
IAA,Es =. ..TA..IAFERRo.
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RATES FROM JACKSONVILLE TO

The above for the round trip Tickets will be sold
WEDNESDAY August 17th 1904 ONLY, with final limit re-
turn any time up to and including September l. 1904
For detailed information sleeping reservations etc. APP
ply to T. O. LUsK District Passenger Agent 1o8 west
Bay street, Jacksonville, Florida.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Governor
NAPOLEON b, BRowARD.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Member Of Congress, Third pistte'
WILLIAM b, LAhAk.
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THVRsDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1904.
The new enterprise., 1904-09-15

Justice Supreme Court
ROBERT S. CoCKRRLL,
THOMAS S. SIIACKLEFoRD,
]. S. WHITFIELD,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19
Just the Time for Washington.

1t is at this season Of the year that
the National capitol presents unusual
opportunities for the tourist to see that
city under the best possible conditions.
Many persons who have Il limited
amount of time at their disposal. are
obliged to enjoy their seasons of travel
within the space of Il few days. and to
such the Personally Conducted Tours
of the Royal Elue Line instantly
appeal The sum of $500 covers all
expenses for a weck-of luxury not PCS
eiblc by any other means; thcse tours
are Just such as would benefit the tired
worker who needs a brief respite from
business cares at this time.
The dates of these Washington tours
are March 18th and 25th. April Sth and
end. and May 9th. Drop Il postal for
illustrated booklet and guide to
Jos. +. Taggart, n. +. p. A., 800
Washington St, Boston. Mass.
Mch. 10. II, IS, 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

The following named new corporations
nave filed certificates of organization
here
Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing
Company. organized at Portland for the
purpose of dealing in asbestos and its
products. with 100000 CAPITAL stock If
winch nothing is paid in The officers
are: President. Geo T. Sleeper Of Win
Portland -
Pieasantdalc Dairy Company. organized
~ portland Tor the purpose Of doing a
dally business, with $40 600 CAPITAL stock
81 which so is paid in. The officers are:
PRESIDENT and treasurer, G. l.. Libby of
South Portland
iiill Motor Car Company. organized at
.iddeford for the purpose of Manufacture
ing motor vehicles. with $l00.o00 capital
stock of which nothing is paid in. The
oincerS are: President. Henry G.. Hutch
nson of Bi3defOrd: treasurer, Samuel +.
Parcher of Biddeford.
OnNalo Manufacturing Company. or
Sanized at Eittery for the purpose of
l"aling in medical compounds with $40 :
oD capital stock Of which nothing is paid
in. The officers are: President, Horace
Mitchell Of kittery; treasurer. A. NJ. Me
loon of kittery.
Gorden City Strength Testing Machine
company. organized at Portland for the
purpose of dealing in machinery. with
'lnow capital stock of which nothing is
1aid in. The officers are: President. Geo.
f. Gould of Beverly. Mass; treasurer IL
}. Woodbury. of Beverly, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19
TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
This Yeu'g Woman Appealed Ia Vain
For Help.
When Hope Had Almost Settled Into
Utter Despair Relief Came from an
Unexpected Source.

There is no sadder sight than that of
a young wife crippled by disease on the
threshold of married life. Mrs. Emma
Heidebrc,lcr, of No. 1928 Joy street.
Burlington. Iowa. whose husband is an
employee of the Rand Lumber Co.. tells
a story of ptiable suffering lasting in
its acute stage for nearly two years.
For about five years." she says, II had
host of physical Ills that kept me an
invalid and puzzled the doctors. Some
Of them thought 1 was going into con-
sumption. At times was so weak that
could not comb my hair or even wash
my face. Then cXcruciating pains ran
suddenly up my thigh and I had to be
carried to bed screaming in my agony.
could no longer do my work and the
drain upon my husbands purse was
very heavy. | Cravcd food but what
ate only gave me discomfort. My
liver was torpid, and often I had to be
carried to the door for air to save me
from suffocating.
The worst was the pain which
seemed as if by thigh were being
pushed out of my body. The best doc
tors could do was to deadcn it by mar
cotics. Once they thought 1 could not
live for more than two days. When
my husband was .cle3honing for the
doctor to come. In one of my worst at
lacks. a friend said: WHY don't YOU
try DR.. Williams Pink Pills; they are
the only thing that has ever helped my
rheumatism
Il took his advice. After using one
box felt better, and l continued to use
the pills for three of four months with
steady Improvement until l was well.
For four years l have been able to do
all my household work, and no longer
have to take medicine for any serious
trouble. am anxious to tell about my
cure to others who suffer-"
Testimony multiplios as to the mag
nificcnt curative powers of Dir. Will
liaIns Pink Pills for Pale People in OBJ
Stinate diseases such as rheumatism.
anaemia, and even locomotor ataXia
They are sold by all druggists through
out the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

Charles ". Lovcioy of sidney, for al
most Il quarter Of a century the mes
scngrr of the Maine Senate, was calln@
on friends at the Capitol, yesterday
Mr.. Lovejoy has been a most popular
and efficient officer. faithful in every
one of the many details of his work
and few men in the state have more
friends. He always gets q hearty wei
come on all sides when he calls at the
CanitOl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

Railroad Commissioner i. F. Chad
bourne who WAS ut the Capitol. yester-
day. is clrrying his left arm in Il sling
rs the ~"sult of a bad fall upon the ice
Il week ago, which disloCatcd his left
shoulder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

very large trees. They will clear
out bushes and waste growth in
pastures, i'm preference even to the
grasses. Ordinary fencing will not
hold them. A fine mesh wire fence of
such height that they cannot rest the
front feet upon it will hold them. even
IN small areas. They do not jump. but
are good climbers. The flesh has a fla
Nor between that of lamb and yenison.
Inc carcasses are small and there is no
market in the East for the flesh. The
fieece is called mohair, and that from
crosses brings somewhat higher
price than wool. The purer the breed
ing the better the mohair is and the
heavier is the clipping. Three pounds
per animal is about all that can be ex-
pected from clipping from seven
elSnths bred goats. They are very
docile and intelligent and make excel
lent pets. Their bush eating procliv-
tles would make them nuisance
among decorative shrubs. The station
does not recommend them for most
Maine farms"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19
FOR A CONFERENCE.
cony Students and Board Will Con.
slider Washington Trip.

The senior class of the Cony High
'chool drew up Il petition asking for II
rip to Washington instead of the Gus
Omary graduation exercises. a COM
nittee of three appeared before the
BOARD of directors and presented the
edition. The board after hearing the
lettion adjourned. and Thursday, for
yardcd the following letter to the COM
nittee:
Augusta. March II, 1901.
Mr. Myron NJ. Davis. Mr. Howard L.
Perkins, Mr.. Nathan S. Weston,
Committee:
CONFERENCE.-The board of directors
# the Cony High school, to whom YOU
yesterday. presented request that
his years public graduation of the
'ony High school be done away with"
AVE. today, carefully considered tho
natter as well as the plan of Il WASH
ngton trip which you so earnestly pre-
"nted and so ably advocated.
The board understands that in place
# Il class graduation, you desire to
ave class excursion of the senior
lass to Washington during the spring
acation. and with reference to this
Ian the board directs me to SAY:
While approaching the pleasures Of
luxurious travel. and rec ogniZing tho
EDUCATIONAL value of an excursion to
he national capital. the board feel;
hat it would not be justified in OIL
iIlly adopting such a plan as Il part
# the school work of the senior wear
r as substitute for graduation.
St1..k I,,I,
lividudl pupils from home, and So
!re1t an expense. the board feels to be
Wholly Il matter for the decision of the
arantS themselves. and recognizing
he parents supreme authority, this
'oard is unwilling TO venture even a
ucgestion Whici, might he unwclcomr.
The board. however rs Il matter of
Is own individual opinion would re-
ret to have such a journey established
IS an accepted plan. if for no other
'chson than that SO large Il number of
he class would he unable to share in il
While those views of the board do
rot touch the question of abolishinc
.raduation presented in your request.
With reference to this the board would
ny:
~
High Sraduations in the past have
'een most creditablc, and a source of
ride ana pleasure To the public. the
board desires within it's province. 10
20 what is the wise thing for your
lass. rs W"ll as for succeeding classes
md for the standing of the school. and
with the hope that n wise decision as
wei! as one acceptable to those inter-
'st"d may be reached, the board desires
to meet the senior class and Mr.. Cool,
N conference at an early day that we
nay take counsel together" ana con-
slider what seems to us to be an i'm
)ortant question. With no thought IF
arbitrary authority on our part and
with an assured desire for the wclfar,
of the school on your part. we fenI !,
disagreement will be Impossible.
| am very sincerely.
LENDALL TITCONH
Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

Two of Names State officials We're il
Boston. yesterday, where they deliver
cd addresses during the afternoon AND
evening. One WAS Superintendent Of
S;chucls St"tSon, who addressed the
Now England School Superiutendcnts
association on the subject of 'Manua'
Training in Rural Schools" The other
was Chairman Carleton of the Fish and
game commission. who spoke at tn,
banquet of the Massachusetts, Fish anG
Game Association in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

Thus far Bank Examiner Timhcrlakc
has examined two savings banks. those.
at South Berwick and Saco. and he is
planning to get ut one or tw" more
next week. The work Of beginning iii"
annual examination of the banking in
stitutions usually starts in slowly. until
after the spring returns from banks are
disposed OF, as these neccssitatc Il larS"
amount Of work in the office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19
Tel. 1862.

business the difference of at least So,
900 and pay II fair rate Of taxation
rather than to lose the ;a'nount as a
cost uf receiving only Il little more from
tno saloon? Besides we maintain our
integrity as Il people ana enforce Il re-
spcCt for law. order, ana public deccncy.
worth some consideration.
Yours truly.
UNCLE JOSH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

The latest addition to the furnishings
Of the rcn,odclled executive department
are neat little desk lamps upon the
desks Of the members Of the Council
These are located below the little shelf
which forms the back of the desk. and
are arranged so rs to throw light upon
the desk without being at all in the
way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19
Competent JUDGES.
Beauty Doctors Endorse Herplcldc.

Benuty Doctors Endorse Herplcldc.
Women who make a business of beau
tifying other women como pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
corning Herpicide:
Il can recommend Newbros "Herpi-
eide" as 1t stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as a dressing it has no super
ior.
'(Slgned) Bertha A. Trullinger.
Complexion Specialist,
'2Ns Morrison St. Portland, Ore"
after using one bottle of "Herpicide"
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
scalp is entirely free from dandruff.
"(SiCncdD Grace Dodge.
"Reauty Doctor.
'l95 Sixth St. Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Rowditch. Webster & Co.. Special ASts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

For years the introduction of the An
CORA goat has been advocated by va
rious parties in Maine. 1t has been
held that there would be much profit
to Maine farmers by breeding this ami
nal, and that our abandoned farms
could be utilized in this way better
than in any other. Various State Off
cials have advocated the Introduction of
the Angora goat, and manufacturers at
Sanford, who use the wool of this ami
NAL, have lamentcd that they have had
to send to the far West and abroad for
their raw material, when it would be
possible for the farmers to raise it.
Director Wood, OF the Maine Expert
mnnt Station at Orono. connected with
the University of Maine. has had a lit
tie experience with the Angora goat.
however. in the past few years. and
his report is not encouraging to Maine
farmers to branch out into this new
industry. Here is what he says on the
matter:
"AnSora goats are quite hardy and
thrifty and can be kept with the
same winter care that sheep demand.
1t takes about 80 pounds of hay to
winter one goat. With plenty OF
Young woodland or brushy pasture
there will be no food cost in summer
ing them. They are effective in clear
ing up underbrush in woodland covered
with birch or evergreen. They will
likely destroy other varieties except
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-03-19

The hIlf-hour service on the electric,
cars from Augusta to FOCUS will be
continued, today. until s p. NJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-20
9nTet % Afckkettst
Rst,esrsi Il sa praita oxsmsssa
Sorobrr.Smppe.

iGn &part Sorober renies og en-
Stop al De beoite l9gges tiliioe. q
anore ooerbRloes meo EN- Sop foIot
gano og foges, til be er uofogte, oo
tiles De giennem ct Stpffe Ssi. Sao
mailer man Saften og tili9tter iao
neget 8ono, at oct bIir 2 Stopper oo
iptter oct iao pnn Stonen igien. Saa.
mart bet foyer, reres en- itrsgen Spi.
ieife "arrofp root" eler Corn Starfl
l. ION fsrit err uorsrt / Ii6t foIot
8ano, tiaigemeo Oct repne SfoI al
en- holo GppeIiin oe en- baIo Sop
Suffer. Gette foges omtrent ii Ii.
niter, ioo toger man oct al Stopen,
tilietter Saften al en- appeIiin o. al
en- balp Gitror % nter Silffer, ON
nsopenoig, filler oct iaa isien oe i9t.
ter Oct paa SO for at blipe albeles
iSfolbt for oct ierneres. Man Ter.
perer oct ! @lnsier meo Iiot fnlrit SO
og nogIe belle Sorbb9r paa Soppen
al boert 8las. 9ette er en- meeet
~peIimogenoe oa forfriifenSe Suppe !
pnrmt 9eir, 90 fan gobt ierperes lite.
Oetfor 9eiert ON man bill.
smfrcoe SorSbGr.
Store belle g9r paIfes life men
tsrres go6t al. Sua bar man fGroig
5onbant. Iaoet pan fsIgenbe Waaoe:
1 Sop Siffer, en- liben baIp Sop
parmt gano og Salpbelen iaa meget
Cream Of Snrtar", iom ma fan
foa paa Spiben al Ell 4nib, foses
iammen iad lPnge til man, peo at
bape liOt al oct | folot 8ano timber,
at man fan tage bet op | Ell liben
Slump, Won letter BET ba tiliioe
for at a~ffisles. Raar bet er iaapas
aifislet, at man fan taale of opppe
5ingren op | oct, begpnoer man at
rere | oct, % rsrer | oct belle Sioen
I'll oct er itipt. Roar man Ifal BRUCE
Oct, maa man fsrit i9tte oct oper en-
&ie6eI fogenbe 8anb til oct er nof.
iaa tpu6t igieu, % ma ba rsre | oct
belle Sioen. Wnn oppper iao SSoro.
bGrene OPT, ct for ct, og Ter til at
belle @pret er bGffet meo Suffer.
MoSier. De IGgges iaa paa "@areb
Yoper" og iGtteS / Ssboren til &c
ifal brrgeS, men uiao life Gapes lGnge
iiorpeien, Sa De elers beepnoer at
iafte fla. Naar DC ifal ierperes, lGg-
ger man ID op / imaa Gapirborer
eler pdo inroa fine Sfaoler. @r Der
noget ieien al "Soubanten" fan man
tiHGtte IiSt SoriIie, eQer anben
SIags "Smas" % benptte oct til
SonAn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-20
De fapiprinser.
Greitem % @ntten.

"6afta er 5afta os uigienoripeIiee
cling" iaeOe en- @idisan Brett, iom
bapoe bapt ct merfeIist Experiment
meb Sebeu.
"Saftim er, at mar en- mano bli.
Der belt afIabe, forbi bans Mape er
/ uoroen bans Sierte er ipast paa
8runo al fpiiFfe Srganers geffaot.
gelie % Inlet, ban ipiier al aIminoe.
liz Nao fan asiimileres, GA er oet
lib til at iige flop. Saabon bar
min SilitanO ! Warts for to gar Il.
ben, Ga leg beapnote at BRUCE Grape
Nits eiter a%npisnins, iom iea bar
hplbt paa meo inotil nu meb oct Gre.
iultat, at ieg err I beore fpiiif os
aanbeIig SeIbreo, emo ieg bar p9ret
pda mango aar, ifient ieg er oper
63 Nar gammel.
5or at beoiie bette forei1os leg al
fapipriuge meo min II aars gamN
Ssu, iom por ganife inar paa Soben,
% ba ben bar barbenet, troeSe ban.
ban let ifilIOe iprinae forbi SABA.
Meu leg hanSt paa BAN, inotiI min
6ob gIeO paa ct isIet Steo, 90 iee
faIbt oe peIteo mig ! SsIeu. Seq
fit DOG mart uifaot Sooi9ite isier
oa fit rteS min Snitrn % 9atter en-
bierteIis 9atter.
pporfor ifulSe leg life onbefale
8rope Gllts til mine @enner, naar
oct bar aiort iaa meset for mig; tbi
iea er operbepiit ON, at bapbe oei
life peret for Den SiGlp. Tom benns
uSnerfeSe Ssoepare GAP mig, piIoe
ieg bore Ssoiens. Stebenfor al
bIiue aammeI isier ieg mig pngrr,
END leg bar giort paa mango War,
bar beore nonSeIig Stprfe iaa bel Tom
milf % fan prroife beSre emo mosen.
gang isr." @apnet sinet al Roitum
Go. Battle Greet, Nid.
@rape Ihits sier mesei iunoere os
ifarpere Sicrner. en- lsp 90 roiliet
Sierne Tan sisres ON isicn meo
@rape 9iits. Ser or en- @runS.
&c buer gaffe efter Den befienote
lille 9oa, ~Sbe Rpoo TO @eupile~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-20
Illus anpenot iom
Sepoeeliesfraft

s ct etgelif 8Iao "sbe Scots'
mann, fortGaes, at en- Sfotte peo
Rapn 9apio Satton unoer ct tiIfGl'
oigt Spbolo / Gertb | Sonmeren
1912 beieste be frantic &rigsfanger,
ser bar internereoe Der. San bapbe
napnlig / bsi 8rao beiinoret ben
Saalmobigbeo, bpormeb bisie itaffels
Ienneffer bapbe forf9roiset .aue
SlasS 2egetsi,. iom De iclete til De
beisgen6e. % bnorpeo De ifnffeoe fig
en- Iiben Snot9gt. Satton bapoe iaa.
lebes fisbt ct Slaes Sremmebiul,
bpori Der bar tnbeiluttet en- Mlis, Der,
uaar oen bepegebe iig, fit SiuIet til
at Isbe runbt. 2eeetsiet bar efter
iomme Yrincip, fpm De b~efienbte
Siul, Der anbringes peb Siben al
gfornbure, eaer Tom bet Ipparat,
Der | tioligere Sib urber Hdon al
S~rHoebiulet bpppigt anpen6tes iom
Siles til Sergielsitraf, Sos Of San.
gerne her traabte pnn Tremmerne
ubenpaa Siulet % iaaleoes iatte ct
Waifineri igana.
!Sotton, Der bar Ell praftiif Ran6,
inbian itrar. of ban Der bapoe en- 9e.
peeeliesfraft. Der ganife piIt Dor me.
get ringe, efteriom Wuien 10 fun re.
~prGientereb en- tenrmelig nbetpoelig
@ppt ;men paa ben anben Sioe foites
Be Nlhen 10 iao gobt ion intet, og
oens bnalige Ssbe bar Ell beIIer for
noaet piSere at regne. 9u siaIbt set
FIN ON at forisae at BRACE Rptte al
benne biaige motoriffe &raft, % at
lrbiinbe en- Sabrifation, peb bpilfen
ben firnbe anbenoeS.
Solf 10 uatnrliapis 40 bans gla.
ner. men Sntton e~obtgiorbe, at ban
pirfelig fiinbe bragg goo Hptte al fin
biliqe Iotorfraft peo at onpenoe
ben | 3abrifatinnen al SptraaS.
9li mao hi bernerfe, at ben ferite
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mol Rraft / @aneiporteu, ioet Sen
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at hen bdpoe ~inSbragt oper 2 Dol.
lars anrIig. boab ser 10 Dor en- aoo
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tiiotion al Gnl9gget, Henter M. m.
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araft. ga ban ~pInSieIig bsoe. Soeen
er life ienere taeen OBJ Of noeen; Der
er SEN III til bebagelig GnbenoeIie.