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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
HONEYMOON TRIP;
HOW 1T WAS HELD UP

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
Fl5ILA DELPHIA. PA. June 13.--James
Fl Littlefield and his bride. formerly
Miss Caroline Doebele, started upon their
honeymoon trip to-day after a delay OF
tuenty-four hours, caused by the desire
OF their friends to give them a joyous
send pfc amid showers OF rice and old
shtes.
The young couple were compelled to
seek shelter from their friendly pur-
STEERS in the residence of a friend and, af-.
ter wearing out the patience Of the.
watchers, made their escape and started
peacefully upon their trip. Mr. Little
field Is assistant secretary Of the Broad
Street Annex of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Association.
Miss Doehele on Thursday last was grad
uatcd from the Pennsylvania Conserva-
t,,ryE of Music 1920 fI5tl r. H 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
AN Al-EIN0 ROBIN
UP IN NEW JERSEY

Especial to The Times ispatch)
MADISON. n. j., June l3.-Chnthams
alh'no robin has reappeared and thus
saved the reputation for veraclty OF those
parsons who reported last spring hav-
ing seen It. This creature is said to bo
"sli acized by all the robin rcd breasts
ana llVes only with the plebelan swamp
iotlns IT shuns human beings and usual
~ breakfasts on the golf links about S
O'clock, and ar dusk makes for the woods.
The bird resembles the ordinary robin
IN size and form, but instead OF the red
breasr IT has broad dash of white,
while Its wings and head are covered with
feathers flecked with the same color In
abundance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
FINE EXHIBITION.
The Class Work Of Sacred Heart
School of High Order.

The class exhibition at the Sacred;
Heart School, which has benin progress
for the past two days. is, indeed, credit
to any institution OF learning.
one OF the class rooms has been set
aside for the exhibit, and there are
shown many specimens OF class W ,so'.
which has been done BY the scholars
during the past. session.
The exhibition contains many specimens
of fancy work that would do credit
to one OF moro mature years. The ex-
amples Of penmanship. drawing and
needle work are also OF high order order,
In looking over the various things
shown, one finds a typewriter letter.
which was taken from, dictation by q
little girl of eleven years OF age.
The rush basket work is feature IN
itself, being Of u high order.
The school will hold Its commence
ment tomorrow, after having had the
most successful session of its history
and an attendance Of 400.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
LICKED STAMPS
AND LOST TONGUE

Especial to Tho Times -Dlspatch.)
DERBY, CONN, June Licking post.
age stamps has cost Miss Myra Sylver-
male. assistant In the postoflce at Nor
folk, near here, part of her tongue. a
few weeks ago Miss Sylvernale's tongue
began to swell. and physicians diagnosed
the trouble as blood poisoning, contracted
from the mucllage on the stamps.
Miss Sylvernale went to the Hartford.
Hospital. where an operation for the re-
moyal OF nearly half OF her tongue was
performed yesterday. The young woman
is expected to recover. but there will al
ways be an impeachment in her speech
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
SCORE OF DRINKS.
Justice John Has Long Docket
Of Small Cases.

ltpt3 E,t OF OIlldll AdSCSs 4
About twenty drinks lined up before
Justice John yesterday before tho other
"lncldents' Oh the docket were disposed
Of
Albert Harris, colored, took pocket
book from Hester Lee, and got sixty days
fur doing SO.
Willie Bnugh paid IS for being dlsor-
derby on tho street.
Rosa Branch colored, was assessed "
for striking Caroline Gaines. MI
Dan Baznrt and II. Bennngs, for being
ellsorderly. we're each assessed S.,
Twelve Graf shooters, caught early
Suuoay morning, were fined $3.50 each.
Lawrence Williams beat Lester Prosser
SO worth
l.eAsle Robinson and Jessie Jefferson
were each charged $3.50 for fighting.
The charge Of larceny against Virgie
Harris, colored, was dismissed. Sho
proved an alibl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14

candies In tle.....sstrating how Faith.
Hope, Love and other virtues shed ight
Into the tiarkened. places Of this world.
Master Aiibray Garter with tho, rcfrain
taken iip ~ the SCHOOL,. was particularly
beautiful and well rendered )
The committee In charge Is to ne con- q;
deserve High praise for effective render
ing Of d very attractive progranihie "a
The collection amounted IN the aggro.s
"a Ne to s62.OS, with several persons vet TO
hear from. Thls collection goes III It's
entirety to foreign MISSIONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Was Children,s Day.

Church Gnu Tha at item ss' was very large.
After few words of welcome TO ln ,,e
visitors by the superintendent. the various
scented. The songs and rec!tstions OF the
children We're unusua. y pretty and WI, Well
rendered The recitation entitled 'Littie
aea1ui,,ifuily Illustrated By the use Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Union Lodge Officers.

At a. regular meeting Of Union Lodge,
No. 4, no. o. ~, held Friday night.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
N. +. Norvell, noble grand; w. G..
Greene. vice grand; George d. Bowden,
secretary; w: L. surruss, treasurer; j, !.
the Sitting past grand. These officers
will be Installed tho first Friday night
in July by the newly appointed district
deputy. This lodge has increased finan-
cially and numerically this year. and has
a good attendance at Its meetings and
has work nearly every meeting night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Back From Cruise.

Messrs. Frank Anthony. Mac Jones'
Charles Spcer. Thomas Pemberton. D.
Cunningham and Wiley Lawrence have
returned from yacht cruise on Harm,
tor Roads. The yacht Ada was boarded
at Old Point for the cruise. A fine time
was had,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Whose Garden Hose I?

Mr. !. s. Hobson, of no. soi North
Twenty second Street, reported to tho
police thai he found under his front
porch a lot OF garden hose, which must
The owner oan recover The same upon
application,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
The Barton Heights Tower.

Work on the large tank and tower at
Barton Heights has been commenced by
the Smith Courtney Company.
This equipment will supply the residents
OF this pretty suburb with the clearest
and purest of spring water. and will have
ample pressure for an adequate fire fight
ing outfit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Asburv Junior League.

The Junior League of Asbury Church
will have charge of the devotional ser
vices tonight. After the devotional meet
Ing q social programme has been pre-
pared. which includes the award Of GER
titicates to tie juniors passing satisfac-
tory examination In Bible study some Sc
lections by the juniors and refreshments.
The services will begin promptly at S:1o
~ al w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Match at Emporia.

A wrestling match has been arranged
between Champion Charles Reinecke and
Jack Callahan. TO take place at Emp?rlaa
on Thursday night, Reinecke said last
knew nothing about him. II am In good
shape.N he said. .and hope 10 win"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Reinhardt Was Dismissed.

Tho case of Charles Reinhardt was dis
posed OF Yesterday by an acauittal In the
Police Court
The young man was charged with at
tempting TO defraud Becker and Rosen-
berg. tailors, out Of the price OF a. suit
of clothes. There was no evidence to
show he Intended to defraud.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Committee at Work.

~~r-,',-~~
The Pulpit Committee Of the First Bap,
list Church met Sunday and proceede,d q
with It's work. Positive informat l0h ~
meagre but 1t Is very widely pelleved
that the members OF tho committee nave xyf
practically agreed upon the Rev, U. W
McDaniels. of Dallas. Texas MT. M g
Daniels is a fine young man and IS SAD
to be an exceptionally eloquent speaker
Brief Church Notes.
Bishop Gibson said YESTERDAY that no
had as yet received no communication
from the Rev. w ID. Smith, q FRED
CT, cksburg, recently elected nrchdeacon,
Mr., Smith still has tho matter under con-
sideration,
Tho Rev. p, b. Price has left to attend
the, final exercises at Hampden- Sia q ~
College. He Is member OF the board OF
Trustees of the college. ~, !,
lhe annla, out ng Of the McGi'i GoI IInI1S
Union vii be held to-morrow at Holy
Brock, just beyond Lakeside,
a great Rosebud rally was held Sutluhy
afternoon at the Asbury Methoaist
Chu CHI. An attractive programme was
rendered The Rev, DIR. Nv, J. young, OF
Centenary, spoke on the Rosepud Work:
The pubic neyena at ST, JosePh.s
Catholic Church closed yesterday morn
ms. The services were largely attended i,i
The lawn party will be given Y % gsi n,l,
Tomorrow and Thursday, in 81. PatIich
School yard, at Twenty-siHth ana Grace
Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14

Firenan's Badge Lost.
A member Of the fire department has
lost bis badge, No. 81. The finder may re-
turn II to any engine headquarters IN the
city. 800 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Methodist Sunday Schools.

3,rhe regular meeting Of the MethGdlst
Sunday School Society gas held s a. las,
Mt 3. 80 o'clock, Mr.. III c. Ostcrbind pres
ident, Dir. It.. w. Stiff secretary. ~,
The following programme was reh G,,t.'
by the school: Prayer by Mr. >. n. Cha nap,
pell recitation by Wilmer Morris, SOLO
BY Bilda Bengel. recitation by, Edna Ford.
solo by Mabel Gornto. recitation ny AZ AZ,
die Booker, duet by Misses Pond ana
finch, recitation by Miss Robertson. read
ing by Eta Ieisler.
"A very forceful address was delivered
by Rey. w. "A. Cooper on the "R ,r,!i ,,oa
OF Children to the Church and Iraln nsi
Tea chers,' The schools reported as fol-
n rS. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
just in Time!

A large shipment OF the Fortune
and Mrs. Rorer'' Gas Ranges have
Just come In. You may know that we
have confidence in them when we tell
YOU that we put them In your house.
cook, bake or broil as good as any
stove you ever saw. VIC refund your
money. Your gas bills Will be almost
nothing If you buy Fortune or a
Mrs. Rorer Prices, S075 to S"4 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14

Foreign Board Appointed Ten
New Missionaries Yes
terday.
JAPANESE !! \ E ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
Methodist Sunday School Meet
ingDr. Pollard Stricken With
Paralysis Church News.

r. + d .. /.
At q meeting Of the Foreign Mission
Board OF the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton held yesterday afternoon, ten appll-
chnts for work In the foreign field were
examined and accepted. The new mis-
sionnries will shortly set out for the
distant lands to which they have been
assigned This number is perhaps the
largest the board has ever appointed at
one time. Those who were appointed yes
terday are as folows:
Rev. Il. 4. smeggs, OF England, more
recently at Louisville, KY, where Mr..
4s,meggs has been studying at the Sem
mary. They will probably go to emma.
4 Rev. b. II. Grassland and wlte' OK
Conway. s. q, who will probably SO 70
Rev. s. n. stephens and wife. q
Gainesville, Ga, Tho will go to China.
Rev. q. H. Strouse and wife. OF
Phllippsburg, Pa, who will 60 to Africa cl
Miss Rosa A.. Shantz, of Hot springs,
Ark, who will go to Mexico.
Miss Mary Il. Moorman of owensboero'
Ky, who WILL 60 to China.
Several letters from Japan have peen
received at the offices of <the poard.
They state that the Japanese are Wildly
enthusiastic over the war; ana nave inc
utmost confidence In themselves. inc
little yellow people, say the letters. are
determined to win, since to lose would
mean for them determination as ha-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14

Children's Home Society.
Tho board Of directors Of the. Chill
dren's Home Society Of Virginia Will hold
Its annual meeting at s o. clock this after
noon In tho office OF tho society. In tho
State Bank building. 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
Action st the Vestry.

aest,=-5j+5 aCllOll VI sSl4C " SotA J.
Tho Parish Register, the official orE :aa
on Sunday with the official reply ot the
svestry to DR.. Stranges letter signifying
his intention to resign. The letter .1r is Is
Robert Stiles, Judge Beverley r. Crump
and Mr.. William c. Bentley 1t says IN
part; !, ~ ~. nor,or 4, the vestrv
to bring about a ontfnuance Of your min
istrations to this church and it's members,
we are eager to do what we can. lf you
n1 az &c o sDd Of @
member of st. Paul's, and will leave be-
hind you. deeply Impressed upon me
hearts of US all an enduring remGp a. nee
lister. the sweet friend and consollng spir-
itual guide you have been to u.s. coming
to us at a time when We were indeed 2
in st. Pauls Church. in this city ana IN
the diocese is splendidly reflected, in rs is
happy results. Your consecratea,, oil-
Chrst's kingdom among us nave borne
splendid fruit and will be aYrich heritage
to US after you shall have departed IRON
our midst.
7'on the other hand, we beg to add that
veyed In your note with a feeling Owe
trust forbldden-pr that our beloved ,,s
countrymen. those among whom he was
born and reared, who have thus shown
known So well from childhood, and whom
we have found, IN his feW,years' soI3o4Irn Urn
among us. so fully worthy of all the
affection and honor thus bestowed upon
him.
con behalf Of the vestry Of the ch,s zen
we tender you the assurance CT never,
failing love and esteem OF each one OF
its members Our prayers Tor you anu
yours will accompany. YOU, and may NJ , our
Divine Father direct, guide and keep
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-14
DIR. Pollard ParalYzed.

While preaching In his church at Bowl
formerly OF Richmond College, was
stricken with paralysis. His condition
was somewhat improved yesterday. ana
the bedside that he would rally from the
attack. Y.
The news Of DR.. Pollard's illness caused
e e one one IF the best Known ministers in yir-
gInia For many years DR.. Pollard, filled
the chair OF English at Rlchmqnd CO.
lege. He is brother OF Mr. iienry e.
Pollard, OF this city. His son, Mr.. Jolin
Garland Pollard. of Richmond. Is now IN
Rowling Green, seast lbsSs a,55t9lfH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24
EST. PAUL TIDENDEp,.
FREDAG DEN a. JUNI 1904.

Sg iaa fom ieg bjem og set bar
@lonospltltftet poa bele Mejlen; set
ifete oue1ifjo6et poo min Tdolelsoog.
Mel Dpor par 6og Chicago blepell
lnoplct, - (cpebe pirfeli9 ieg, 6. 6.
g., / benl,e lnopleoe Sp? ga Uor-
l%ficllcn bar flor, men MI Jet lea life
mere Sl1upict, MI ipl1es jog, at fer
ct / @rll10en megct pp1t = luor let
nlolr bog fan nGl11c Jig ie(p til inr,o=
1iae Smgipclier.
Get nloo jeg iige cl1onlt, og set
cr> at BET er rogle prngtige Mfenne=
ifcr ser leper o. iuroeS lloc / &cltcn.
iiur / California, lelp Sc, Scr bar
lomlct Jig list @l1lo, er life cerfor
hlepnc grebnc al Storbeospannio.
No0et ioooon lom / Eiten, Door 400
pg 100 Mi9e lope oflonoret Jig ira
ncre$ mi11bre bemi0[eoe Meoborgcrc,
% til 2atter for bcle 2onoet gjpr Jig
llmoge for at 1pille en- Clogs e[oels=
n1u11o pg fuo bcres 3otre gift n1e6
llo(epeoc, %oioo1teoe epropniife N(oe(s=
n1ullo, l'oget loooont fi10es ei use
@elt. Sci / CALIFORNIA ilnr er set
Moltoers M0ellfob, ser fer fer; Sc er
bjnrtelige, gjnltfri og pcnlige Mens
ne fer, og flll1ne gobt pnrgoos bber=
onore, lclp ON Torml1rsforhplo ct
forlfjellig. Sd, California er fife
h(ot moterie(t ct rigt 2al,o mes ct
lerligt &limo; men Set far ogloo
%oonoelig Migoom> Sen lom Wlp( o.
9}l1it 81 fan fortrre, cit Migoom, Ser
porer, og Jpn man fan toge mes meo
Jig, 11oor @ejien goor fco oenne Ela-
net.
California, 81 i6eole 2un0! moot
te ret mango al DAB trnuerne / S1ten
cpooge Sig ~ ldge fen til Sine ool1-
oelig ioopel iom motertel(e @rnsgon-
&c og ril16enoe &anoitromr1e, iii Sine
Tr19thouer % &ingoorle, Sine Eol=
mcl>rnoe og &oieaboper. ga fiji sig
I'll bejlige 9on6, Trentics(onoet 1or
Sc oo1ocltge Menneife:: n9 Sc ioeole
@orgcre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24
6iotil Dar Ipprnmet paa 2afe Srpe=

bi0til far ipplnmet paa 2afe S1,pe-
rior fom til Ga1lutb' fra Buffalo pg'
peje0c 1858 Sons, og for GrtS bar
Mefpr0cn neret 1897 Sons. u@ol=
pil1" bar ct 9p6gooenoe al 1875 SOB.
Get fnn / %fornp0ent 6olo latte H.
coo Cons, og Set er u0rltltet poo Ell
helt m1bcn Maa0e ems Sc onbre
Urogthuooc poo Sc ltore Sn0lder>
iooleoes at rni item alt Mrbej6e lbis=
res meo MnIfiner.
= Treoerif Nielie11> Ell 11eget rig,
70 s(ur 9on1n1cl Tornler, Ser heboeoc
en- u0n1urfet Torm / Sntiogo Goton=
lbip, Z Mi(e 9}prb for 8ecfer, S6er=
bltrue County, for iiolte l1ge l1oiprt
Ell n6p1gelig l(boo0, ioct ban orrbte
i'm 9llitrl1, lottc SIS pao i'm Torn1
% brrbte oercfter Jig lelp. Niellcr'
far / Sc liolte s(or bit Ic91l poo
Sinoslpge, men bol1 bor olorig to-
ret o1rlct for furliA for iine Gnoaipcl=
fer; man far 11nrn1elt m1iet holn for
at lioc al lprffeoe s(anbsepner. &ou
% bans @ultrl1 bar olcl1e poa Sur
men, on bon o11folot 6e1,0e mes eli
&11ip % ltof be11oe tiloooe. 9}obocr=
ne fon1 ill., pa Sc lda 6ormcl1 /
Brand, men set por l1ml1ligt at foa
Mrs. Mieliens Sig us fra Glolnmer=
he.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24

Kjober og se1ger
korI1, Provisioner og Jernbaneakt1er for
Nontant eller paa Margin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24
mtsccn1in.

= 50 Murs Sllhllnl1m lnm Ernlt
CT nplig ferret al Sen fatbollfe Ernlt
Mep. 2o>prel1ce Gonro0 / Gonp6ellS=
port. SO tilrejie1oc Ernlter bar til
iteoe. Gorcr Gonroo er IS 9(or gam-
mel.
= Ser er Segn til, at 5trejferne
/ @i:cm1lin Napirmpller begDn0er at
to6e M}p0et. Si0ite l1ge blep Mrbej=
Set gier1opto9ct / to al 6obriferne,
nemlig @o0ger Mellen og Strange
Yoper 60. Mplle, begge / Meeuob.
= 2l1bmig &olm, cit pelltaaen6e
Uormer, nor @eltfiel0, go Mor CANT
mel, bleo iurbet sos poo Geien fire
Dill ira @yen.? Mol1 tror, at fan
fcrlpo @arri ionpille me0 en- ltDrrc
Sl1m &N>1e og / Tolgc mes eli a1,oel1
Mo11S. Yoo 9iget par Ser i11gel1
Ecnle.
: gn Sloe6ro11o, lom opfom for
leoen ?}ot list ooer Mibnot, poelog=
Sc oper @olpportcl1 al 6orretl1ings=
ltroget / Spooncr. Spooner CT Gipi=
Observation-Disclosures for Smaba=9o=
men % en- al Sc bebj tie @per mellem
Nem Nto6n1ol10 og Superior. Gn
9olrf6pgning brnnote. Sern6onens
Gien0om og @otellet blep re6oet. So=
6el1e ct mntre11t 0rffet al MSlnro11ce.
= s ct Girflts, iom liolte l1ge gap
Uorelttllil1ger / Ga CROSSE, blep Ser
lprn Sll1tningsicene gipet ct %ronlerlf
Gno6elab; 11n0er bette b(ep Ell al
&lllfene fu1tet ll0 al @ogl1e11, % Sc
4 &eite> iom FAT fiprte, ldb poo egel1
@oono mes roie10e Tort element
Nrenucl1. Ser opito6 nultel1 en- Hn<
nif hln110t Sillflrcrne, lorn fl1l1be hlc=
bet ret furlig, no Seltet bar oper=
iplot al Mcnl1eifcr @cltcne blen
fbr1t ltorlolebc, 6o he11neo 100 Mcl1=
nelfer ltil(eoe Jig / %eje1 for Sem og
ueo at joge Sem iii Sen orepen ms /
Nootln0nil9spurellct. gr1bcl al
Silifl1erl1e fif nogle Sfroln1ner.
= Scr pil blipe bYgoet Ell MI
Ser11bonclinie mellem Mclrole og
Sparta, lom pil fpn1l1e til at berpre
eu0el q Set Serritorium, Ser 111 far
Ga CROSSE og 9locf Mipcr Sails ST.
MEN til Srofifpei; Set pcl1tes opg life,
at Ser pil blipe loge1 lforp &onfltr=
renee mcllem Sen 11pe 2iric % Ser,
gon1le, 81 ser CT nnf at gjore for
Gem begge. Set er &opitolilter ira
Eltel1, Ser letter Ycl1gel1e / Set nDe
| Uoretugel10e. Ga SEN hil blipe 0rebet
iom Golnpjerl1bo1e l%llttter mon, ct
Zen bill full1l11e til at foa 0irefte SJn=
ti110cllc n1et e1tc11 Mi(lpu1fee eller
9}ortbmel terri 8anen beo Sporto og
laoleoes blipe cit Sisslinie til cit al
Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24

F'orretnlng med Landdistrikterre en- Specialized
Skriv. t%e,efOner cller teleg~afer til os OH
Mcddelelser og Markedslister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-24
Cure 8 nrepeng e.

S milrore en0 ct Mor fan G6icogo
og Seem Dorf peae fen poa to rnb-
ielSf1loc ltlpffer, iom far foitet
Sltnoreber al Me11neifer 2ipet. Set
er @ranacn / SroQlrpis G6eotret /
Chicago % 7omplfibet General
Glpcl1m" / Stem Dorf. Set ltorc
sparasn1ool er MI: Gil nisie iorfur=
beige &otoltrofer / 9o6et al fort Sis
goa / Glennleboaen, eller bill Sc
amerifunlfe 9per al Sem lure at lc
citer Sc Sra11ofnloer, lon finoes /
Sliileoois paa 2o1ro oa 81; og bill
observation-disclosures lprge for at
binore 6isie | at fortlntte 6eres 6po-
bringe11oe arbej0e bla11bt 8efolfnin1-
gen.
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MnrtebSberetniua

for Iiote u9e, DID til Den 20. Srl1i.
Dietae1t of .
tsAae. G.0evts q 60. N;%tnueabpis, w,tuu
Marfcoct iooa por foroftcriItif
oeo at oobnc lpo9t, buffet go2 s(r,
leoni1a til oNifilliae ui6ort" Solg,
'om lcncre fjo6tcS tilboac> oo sen
lp1ligc %e6olcnina5 Mopport ircm=
to1n, bnilfen mite Ell Neogong al 2
Mil(ioner 9l1. Morfdoet illrtteoe jl1lt
til Sop Noteriuger. Ser bor fjp6eS
September @pcoe til 50 Gents.
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u. npsens EnHes T%errakotta< WostiIlinQ.

sen rs Sm15tohofSouole, CT oejlig
Samllu9 gnllle @aollbar6eiocr hpor=
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