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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19
RALLY IN TEN H WARD.
Independent Voters Of MI. Pleasant Dis.
trIct ustenei 10 Republican Wisdom.

The Independent Taxpayers club, the
National club and the Mount Pleasant
Republican club OF the Tenth ward Joined
forces and held a grand rally I'm a hall
on Arlington avenue.
Brief speeches were made by James NJ.
Gilrain. Miles McNamee and Thomas r..
West much of tho argument offered be-
ing i'm support OF the ward ticket headed
by Alderman Covell.
A short concert program was given
and included songs by Thomas McGary.
John Galligan and Eugene Collins. read
ings by William Louvitt and Daniel
Keough and piano selections by Henry
Dugan.
The following resolution. introduced by
Bernard II. McGary. was unanimously
passed:
Resolved. That In view OF the dill
gent attention 20 ward affairs given by
Alderman Covell and Councilmen Han
and Grady during their long term OF SER
vice and their great success I'm secur-
ing the passage OF important measures
affecting the welfare OF our ward through
the city council. We. the members OF the
Independent Taxpayers club, National
club. and Mount Pleasant Republican
club pledge ourselves to secure their re-
election and recommend them and
Messrs. McMann and Kelley as worthy
to represent the ward in the city coun-
cil."
A resolution relative TO an eght-hour
day for mechanics and laborers In the
employ OF the city was introduced by
John Y fsaffey. acting Tor a committee
comprising Mr. Lafey Patrick Dol,n.
william Caldwell aud Michael Kelly. The
committee was appointed by the various
clubs 90 prepare the aforesaid res0lu-
lion. which Nas unanimously passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

Omaha National bank. was appointed
special administrator.
For several weeks after her death a
diligent search was made TO find tho
body OF Haupstuck. and it. was finally
given out that II had gone on TO Germany.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

party as the candidate Of the party TO
represent the district IN the Fifty-nin h
congress ~ tho United States g. received.
The request W allow ms name 90 he
USED for that Office was unexpected and
/ Vas led 90 distriist my ntness for the
onicc. in view of the fact that judicial
duties have secluded mo from any activs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19

The letter read as follows.
Providence. Oct U 1904
mr. william Gsmmeil. Col. ". Martin
! Brown. Committee of Notification
centiemcn-Your note informing m" 81
s,y nomination by the First congressiou.
~ District Convention OF the Republican
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
sIREs AND SONS.


N l.lubet. the French president, IS
one Of The greatest smokers IN the re
public
Salo Conn, known throughout Aus
tria for his benehctnce ID feeding the
homeless poor through the medium OF
the Peoples Kitchens is visiting this
country.
G. l. Charley. the French automo-
bilist, has offered prize Of $1,000 for
the first auto boat which successfully
accomplishes a voyage from New York
10 Hayre
Isaiah r. Montgomery Of Mound
Bayou, Miss. born slave. now is the
owner Of the plantation once the prop
erty Of Jefferson Davis. president Of
the Confederacy
]. p. Curry Of Fairmount, W Na.
hid his gun at the second battle Of Bull
Run under ledge Of rock. AT the re-
cent reunion there he recovered what
was left of Ill All the woodwork was
gone.
James Hafey Of Hartford, Conn. is
said to be the champion heavyweight
OF the state. At the recent gathering
Of tile rat men at compounce the scales
broke as soon as lie stepped on them
He weighs 3S4 pounds.
Joseph Hodges Choate, American
ambassador to Great Britain, is trying
to master the gentle art Of angling I'M
dor. Tim dtrarffan az an EsuqlfSh .ifraitf4
er, He writes to friend. Il am get
ting on famously. my weekly catch be.
ing about one bite
One Of the best known Britons III
America, who Is seldom regarded as a
Briton, is Victor Herbert, the maestro
aud composer. lie is the grandson of
Samuel Lover, the novelist, his moth
en- being Fanny Lover the only child Of
that curiously gifted man
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, the great
est living botanist, has just passed his
eighty seventh birthday He was the
lifelong friend Of Huxley Some Of his
most interesting work has been the re-
suit of his studies in Utah, Colorado.
California and the Rockies.
Sir Jenkin Coles. speaker Of the
South Australian parliament, has just
established what IL probably world )
record He has completed fourteen
years Of uninterrupted service IN the
chair without ever once being absent
during working hours from illness Of
any other cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
The Antun,n I.Irea.

There's a misty strand Of color wAare the
Skies and mountains meet
The goldeiirod Is growing BY the river S
hnrrying feet;
The cleaning scythes are swinging
through the billowy fields az wheat
and the autumn fres are burning on the
nil
The orchards frliiaea noughs f1iall tie
promise Of the spring
The ripened rowan berries in their beal-
teous clusters cling.
The birds upon the lowland felds pre-
pare for 5onrheving
And the autumn Sres are burning on the
hin
The maple g2oms IN crimson and the birch
In rarest gold
And a blaze 1T amber beauty wraps the
beeches ii its fold,
stilI the mystic torches touch them in
the evenings calm and cold,
And the autumn fires are burning on the
hill
There's q aEossy stiffness dwelling within
the alr az noon;
There's haze along the raiiey beneath
the midnight moon;
Strange voices swell khe chorus az The
rlyulets soft Groom.
And the autumn fires are burning on the
hiil.
All golden are the daytime hours. ana
SILVER is the night,
Hhe harvest hills are iecmiag and ths
harvest stars are bright
And q pledge 81 peace ana plenty breethes
through the glorious night
And the autumn Tres are burning on the
nil
Herbert i. Brewster In Boston Team
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

a new TAD thar has taken tile fancy
II the girls fl Milwaukee IL causing
shocks 70 the@saeryes Of timld persons,
says Milwaukee dispatch. Pretty
girls are having their photographs TAX
en- IN Z coffin Grewsome pictures of
the girls laid ont IN the garments 81
the dead are highly priced in cellec
lions One girl had her picture taken
il white casket with flowers ID her
bands and her friends say she looks
pretiler tliat in any other position An
other has been photographed laid out
on bed with weeping friends around
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

IN South Brewer Me. there Is a curl
ons elm tree The tree IL int twelve
feet high, with large spreading branch
es reaching very near to The ground
aud the most remarkable part are the
great leaves, measuring ga By l6l4
inches, which Il considered u he of d
remarkable size.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
II is FoR LADIES, TOO.
They Can stop Their Hair Failing out
with Herpicide.

Ladies' who have thin hair and whose
hair is falling out. can prevent the hair
falling out. and thicken the growth. with
SeWbr0's ''Herpicide." Besides. Herpi-
eide is one OF the most agreeable hair
dressings there IS. Herpicide kills the
dandruff germ that eats the hair or at
the root After the germ IS destroyed.
the root win shoot up and the hair grow
long as ever. Even a sample win con-
vince any lady that Newbro's Herpicide
IS an Indispensable toilet requisite. It
contains no oil or grease. 1t win not STAN
or dye. Sold By leading druggists Send
ioc. in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co, Detroit. Mich.
Rickert & Wells. Special Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
Flrst American carrinne.

In Albany y ~ about 1871 tile Trsi
American carriage was made, ali lsre.
violsly used having been Imported
from England
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

james Crane, a veteran cN-editor and
printer. died Thursday afternoon at his
home in Vergennes from the effects Of
i shock he sustained Saturday alter
noon, October is, in the nth year Of
his age Mr. Crane learned the printers
trade in the office 81 the old Nergennes
Nermonter under e. NJ BlaisdeIl. one
nf the ahiest printers Of his time IN the
state. When the Civil War broke out
Mn Crane went South. where he had a
government position at Memphis, Tenn,
aud also served at other points IN The
South during Che war Atier tire close
Of the war, All Crane returned IL Ner
gcnnes and resumed lis position on the
thermometer, continuing there until April
20, 1891. when he purchased the paper
and became editor, making it one Of the
best country papers in New Engiand,
ia 1897 be sold tile paper ana Hetired
from business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TaE TINES will publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For Sale, To Let, etc-short advertise
ments--at tho rate IL four lines for twenty. i've
cents for the first Insertion and i've cents for
each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
LOST AND FOUND.

L0SI-A wallet between Joe Ba4ney,s sbor-
shop and Cummings store III Websteryllie
FINDER please leave At McAlisteT BROTHERS,
saloon, East Barre, q !. A. Cummings store.
MtbststFAtit' 1Sst0
L0sT-Between East Barre and Washington
leave at McArthur's drug store e. Barre Is5,S.
LOST on Saturday last, between Afapla
grove and Wellington street. a little 9iffs
once 1851
POUND SET q false teeth. Apply 1t No. Is
Sumner street ITsff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

Pierce Brown, one 81 the students at
Norwich University, while going down
stairs in barracks No ?, October Is,
made a misstep and fell, striking on the
back 81 his head and cutting quite Al
CASH lie was taken to tile Office Of
DR.. MI 4, MAYO IN an unconscious CON
dition He is now at his home in town
and probably no serious injury viii re-
suit Mr. Brown is the son OF the late
Rev Allan D. Brown, former president
Of the university.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
B0ARDERS WANTED.

WANTED -Boafders at 81 Circle street board.
ug house. lette
WANTED Boardefs and taIie bcar3ers
MTs Garden, II Brock street, Barre Yt isGt6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SAIsE-A pair OF work horses, young and
weigh about 800 pounds harness and wagon,
also very good sled. Apply g F. i. Hopkins,
South Barre. fs6tf
FOR sALE-0n eight foot dining table, one
sewing chair and one fur euat. VIII be sold
cheap. Inquire at Maple grove 1896
FOR SALE Two pairs Of tWu-horse sieds
one two-horse d0mpca cart and two large horse
collars These articles can be seen III David
Watson's Webstersille, VT 1879
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

Bethel real estate transactions lately
inclndc tie sale Of eleven acres ofthe So
called Walker lot on Christmas hill TO
Frank Williams. Warren +. Preston
has sold to Samuel Jebb his hill farm
III about iaO acres situated two miles
executor ii the estate d Squire Bow
en. has conveyed to the Champlain Real
'ty Co, a company subsidiary to the In
tenational Paper eos an eighty acre
wood tot situated in the west part of
Bethel for 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
TO RENT.


TO RENT-FurnisheC front ROOM Gentlemen
preferred. Apply Il Church street. la5t6
no RENT--A Tenement ~ siS- rooms "a cassie
street. Inquire Of John McRae. 1871
TO RENT Downstairs tenement on Maple
avenue. Inquire al segei & Brady's. i7stf
TO RENT Furnished once room to right
party Inquire Of Carl III. Perry at Ferry Il
camp store. 174tf
TO RENTING small terements and one
six-roam tenement Modern improvements
Apply % F E Beckley. 1s4te
D. AFFITARE DUE TENIMENTI STANCE
per locale autr0 chiesa eattoiica IL Addison
ST., Barre Vt. i75tf
TO RENT-A snail tenement 81 three rooms.
just right for a family of two. Apply At "a
Terrace aveaae- 1852
NO RENT Furnished room. Apply At 81
PARK street. Isotd
10 RENT room tenement on Addison
street. Apply to A. It. BuEzell, new Buzzell
BLOCK, l'eaTt Street asetf
no RENT on Ratchelder's Meadow. near
the Stone Sheds good double tenement with
furnaces. electric lights and spring water an
ply 70 Gates Heal Estate Agency 81 TOD. Henry
1acksen. 2G3tf
TO RENT--A good downstairs tenement Of
six rooms on South Senanary street Also
very desirable tenement for sa1al family az
corner Of Washington and SpaUiding streets.
Inquire Of ". q. Parker. f72tf
TO RENT Two tenements at i75 Washington
street. Spring water and newly repaired No
one need apply with more than four III family.
Also two hHilding let's faF sale, size 5zK30s feet
both on Washington street. Airs nice lots and
cheap. For further particulars inquire At lgg
NakNfrrfffu frk MaHu ~
TO RENH-A four-rooa tenement &C No. %
Prospect street. Apptg e Mrs. ). J. Jones,
$50 Z -. l1o1I
no RENT Furnished room IL Ii Perry.
n FRANKLIN Street i55tf
TO RENT-FuInished room with all modern
improvements Apply a 81 Franklin s 1877
TO RENT-The ola Bolster store "a Depot
square, 20x61 feet. Good location Call at
Calder y Richardson's Depot square. i59tf
TO RENT Upstairs front once Suitable
for granite man On doctor. Apply to F. A
plowh, balle' ibsu
10 RENT Three 81 four large rooms IN first
floor, Main street, suitable for millinery par-
Tors, Offices. etc, 80 rent Also fVe-ru0n ten
enent up stairs, on Granite street. Apply to 4
Scott & Townsend i44tf
no RENT-A six-room tenement on Granite
street. fitted Bp with modern improvements L
lnQuire at xanleoni's place, Granite ST. lett
TO rem Tt Furnished rooms. with board III
desired. Apply at p Jefferson street. ieitf
TO RENT-Two front rooms, furnished with
latest Improvements. Apply to o. n. Canton
io5 corner Of Maple and Seminary streets. lo9tf
no RENT After July 1sf, tenement IT 81 a
month. Apply % Dr. q. H Kent. s6Ef
TO RENT-Tw0 tenmenis, 81 and q Granite
street. Apply 70 Charles xanleoni 92tf
10 RENT Desirable front Office room. tor
Bros. ggff
TENEMENT 10 RENT-Cornef Of ssnsiusrv
and Taurel streets rooms and bath. AlnewIv
painted panered and whigeued Apply e +.
VI Bisbee. 59tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

G. r. Hendee, who disappeared from
bis home in Pittsford last March, re
turned home Tuesday All tile time Of
Ibis disappearance much uneasiness was
he had met with foul play, until few
weeks later he wrote them from Wash
ngtoH. Mr. llendaee states that he
went I'd Washington on an excursion
and there secured work. but the attrae-
tons Of the open deer season proved too
much for his resolution 10 stay away
from pittsford
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

The check lists for Che November
election IN Burlington contain 4,405
names, which is a gain o. 344 names
over the list posted in 1900
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

Go. d, lst Inf, y a. e., st. Johns
bury, S rehearsing for minstrel show
70 be presented Tuesday evening, No
Fenbef &
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
WORK WANTED.

Authorization to act as agent az safes
man for some Barre granite dealer III fkis r.
attloinlng states. Address Agent Times
0ilsef ostfe- Isst6
WANTED Middle aged man ,xants -,gsg4,.-s.
y once of similar Nork. Has bad three years
experience keeping books. also ten vears x
grocery store References Address IA 5
Aiiles oht9e' 1905
WANfhl3-- VOTING man wishes position a4
0faiigntsman or assistant In Office III shed far
merry WITH the Bernard Electric co. Trov 4
y. Can furnish samples 81 wark refereg.s =
etc ADDRESS M. Times office. l47tI0
MANTED--I lfessanakine and fatnffv ee,sta,,
Mrs !. n Spence. Vi Warren street XIV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

The Rev. IA s. TAYLOR, who is holding
4 series of holiness meetings III tent
on High street. in Brandon has secured
the assistance of Sheriff Polly Of Fair
Haven, who win try 70 keep it more
quiet ON the outside 81 the tent Each
evening some so men and boys gather
outside and disturb the meetings by
their ieering remarks, yellings, singing
and shooting firecraekers If the crowd
keeps increasing il viii take more than
one sheriff to keep the peace
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

Mr. and Mrs James d. Peck Of Mid
dlebnry are celebrating the Goth ami
telsary OF their marriage at their home
today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

Some Bennington farmers are COM
planning about the rot that has extern
sively struck POTATOES, and few who
have sold the tubers at 81 barrel re.
greet doing 80, as the prospect is that
the price will advance sharply before
tong A Bennington farmer stated that
out OF crop Of three hundred bushels
harvested one hundred bushels were
thrown away on account Of the rot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

The total cost OF feeding the animals
at Fort Ethan Allen for year is in the
neighbofhood Of 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24
WANTED

TO I-Er--A very desirable upstairs tenement
at 10 Mount street. apply al frst door 4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

For fiYe years Mrs Henry Roster,
wife Of one Of the leading merchants Of
Bennington, has been unable TO speak
above a whisper The loss Of voice fol
lowed severe cold 4 few days ago
she went to call her son Harry, when
she discovered that she could speak as
wen as She ever conld, that her voice had
returned, and nothing has occurred to
show that il has not come to stay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

TO RENT-Furnished front room. Gentlemen
preferred. Apply Il Church street, Ia5t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-24

No matter what you want have it Below are few Of
the properties recently placed with Us
for the Fall trade.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15
&jpbcmDabn.

6 n g erer / @ipbe11:
5aDn ifltl6e forle6en b9pe 10000 &r
/ Notionolbonfen. 9o bon Tom
biem, boo6e fan $4,000 &r. Sur
tilbagelebere6e Sc 10000 &r.> Iom
8anfen mo6tog 116en set ia6bonIige
~8onfen teller ol6rig fell"
@ren6f ibie1. Sorle6er
@orgen op6oge6e5 S16 / ct 8ogbrts
&ognmagerga0e. @n gammel @ne6:
fer Senien bar fal6en orn / em @unfe
b%renoen6e @paaner. SI6en blet
mart i1uffet, men Senien bar fac
me6taget, at Fan be6e up as SCR,
mi66agen. @imeIigbis bar fan, ser
TOM fl1l6 biem, billet ten6e 2Ds /
8erf1te6et og er ga fal6en ON /
Spaanerne me6 en bren6en6e Een6=
fit.
en- 8g1Ie iom Opera.
tGr. @n S1agter fra nttersleb
Marf, lom bar en- flor Sebtfnube ODER
Oct enc 9ie, bar forle6en n6e at fie=
re. @n befien6t 86lle itan6ie6e Bom
og ftlbg6 at fierne Ge6tfm16en. @Iqg-
teren, Der bar g%o6troen6e, fpnrgte;
bborle1es ban bil6e bore fla o6 SER
meo, og font Spar berpoa lprolpg
8ellen op / @ognen, bbor Fan tiIfeie.
oe Slagteren 6en enc @folle efter
oen an6en, itmeb bam at @ogren,
parfebe bonn og ldb 6erefter fin Sci.
Dn man noget efter far6t Slogteren,
bar 6ons Mniigt en- bGo6ig Mosie.
&Aroppen ct i1emt forilooet og bons
enc Ben iparfet ODER. @olosmat1-
ben er a1rbol6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-01-15

&rofeso or 80 a t 5en 0 9
6 tab g + 1T e + ren.
2on6stbingets 6orman0, @onferenS>
rooo $. 90. &anlen, baager mes flor
Smbu ON 6orman0sifobets &erotg=
beo. SAT- nerer Sen ltgrlte &eipeft
for olle 6ormanosafgiprelier;; 6e full
Re itaa uanfegte0e, poa Set at bans
egne @eltenmeller ogfoa funne foa
blipenoe 8etD0ning. &onferenSraa1
&onien ct ogiaa al sen @ening, at
2onostbinget bpr eje malerier al fine
Tormen6, og ga &rofeSior @ot5en
life ct malet> idrger bans @fterfbl~
ger mi for, at set tan tie. &%rofesio>
rem bor inopilget / at la6e fig male,
og 6on for nalgt @uitob @ermeb-
rem til at life Spgaben. Sort efter
Mptaor begpn6er ban 6erpaa. &il-
lebet bil 1iffert blibe fortreffeltgt, Ga
@1tltop @ermebren .bar arbet lin So
bers Salient ogioa for &ortretmale>
riet.
Germinen. S vDannebrog"
ifripes, at man / Barrier og &re6it-
foreninger er tilfre6s me6 Serminen,
Ser er forlgben rolig, ibet &el tancer-
mes Sob finn bar bnret forbol6sbis
ringe. Sra 2anbet er BOG inolebet
en- Del Mnmo0ninger ont &enitan6,
for Sc fleites @e6fommen6e begrun=
Gebe meo, at ittgen6e &reaturpriier
efter Nptoor uil ifaffe itprre Sn6teg<
ter al &reatnriulget ems MI. Sgiaa
/ &ropinierne ipnes Eerminen at pe-
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uinbpnnlig liplig Smietning bor
prnget 9ccember Sermin. Matto=
nolbonfens Seobelemisitpn nooe6e
loalebes / Germi1ens fprite Sage ca.
1856 Millioner ST., bpilfet ct en- me-
get betp0elig Stigning. Sro6s Set
ltore &engeforbrug fdltes 6og ingen
&engefnopben; Moret bor biit en-
langiom, m1en iiffer Tremga11g poo
noe item ale Smroa6er og nobnlig
l6ar Splten pnret uolmin6elig go6.
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far 110l enot ct lille @efte, bbort Ser
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Set fees beraf at @o6sejer, &om=
mal16Gr 8lubme er Sbingets gl6lte
Me6lem log bor fpl6t fine 70 Mor.
Set famine far forreiten oglaa Ser
r%e6sfoge6 &rabbe, iom fommer nnit
efter bam / M6er. Sbingets treble
nl6ite Me0lem er @tatsraa0 g. Mn=
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pngite Meblem er 81. polit. 8. 8ircf>
fon er 80 Mar, 6erefter fommer
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fen: 81 Mor og &e0oftpr g. 8erg:
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6olfetbinget er 8. 9ineien, iom bleb
balgt fdr1te Gang / 1864 i @olbgf
Nmta 3. 8olgfre0s. &rabbe bleb
ipprigt ogiaa polgt fprlte Gong /
1864, n1en / Marene 1896 bar
SON life Me6lem al Singet. Sill Sc
Gl6re Singmnn0 ;bgrer en6bi6ere:
Sl1ngeri en og Senlen<Soultr11p, iom
oolgtes fprite Gang 1878, s. 8uif
1876, Sogtmonn og SIS. Mielle11
(&erning) 1879 rg Snien og 8lem
1881.