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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Hard Course Of True Love.

One time the aged dure of Savoy,
king of Cypr"s and Jerus lem, was in
love with the beautiful yong Nine. de
Valentinois, who had an estate at Mo.
naco. Says Nine. de Crequy; He
often came to Monaco, without sound
Of trumpet or drum, so as to give her
an agreeable surprise. Nine. de Val.
ertinois did not care in the least for
her neighbor. who, NOR yer, was n
septuagensrian and humpbacked as a
sack of nuts. In order to put a stop
to lis visits she used to have his
movements watched, an6 directly he
passcd her frontier he vas saluted
n TN all her batteries. Twenty.one
CUR was .ae precise num- az, sufficient
70 proclaim for miles ar""nd thar his
grace was taking an outing"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Why Korea Has No Bicycles.

A missionary who has resided in
Kor"2 says the Koreans are particu.
larry fond Of a tall story He once
asked venerable Korean why his
people did not use the bicycle We
had bicycle once, was the reply OF
the patriarch. 1t was invented by
one of our great men about 700 years
ago. Il had two mCchanisms. a going
out and a coming home mechanism.
But one day the mother of the in.
ventor, in order to test the joys Of
cycling, stole the machine and rode
off ON il. Unfortunately, however
she did not take the coming home
mechanism, and since then" added
the old nan, Korea has not had a
bicycle
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
o'coNNELL HELD HIS AUDIENCE.
Description Of Wondrous Sway Great
Orator Exercised.

OTdloT EHeTClStu'
Daniel O'Connell. the Irish orator,
spoke in Covent Garden, London,
many years ago and John Coleman,
an old English actor, pictures him as
follows: The audience hung spell.
bound on the words OF the great ora.
tor. His resonant and magnificent
voice favored witt, its rich Hibernian
accent. held both soul and sense cap
tive. As for me. my Celtic blood took
fire. my heart throbbed with passion
ate indignation or melted INTO tears
as he dwet upon the wrongs OF my
beloved country Never, surely, was
such a born orator, Stern men cried
one moment ard laughed the next.
Strange to say, they never laughed
In the wrong place. though once at
least he afforded them unique OPP
portunity. As he approached the end
of his Grafton. carried away by his
theme. he took his wig off "a brown
jazeyD. put It in his hat and mopped
his beautiful hale brow with "A great
flaming crimson handana. The action
appeared 50 natural and appropriate
that no one seemed to think it absurd
or even homogeneous
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Paid With Life for Sport.

Arthur c. Woodhouse, member OF
the Indian civil service. met his death
while tiger uniting near Rajahmun-
dry, southern India, recently He shot
al and badly wounded fine tiger one
night, which made of into the jungle.
Next morning Mr.. WoodhOuse fol
lowed the trail. He came across the
tiger. apparently in a dying condition.
and fired at him with a gun loaded
with buckshot but the charge and
shock instead Of killing the animal
outright, revived him. Rushing at his
foe, the beast bit hih twice near the
left arm. The wounded r7n was car.
ried by natives tifty.siX miles on lit.
ter to the nearest doctor and died in
"A few hours after Ms arrival
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
TOO HASTY A DIAGNOSIS.
Victims Glass Eye Nearly Condemn
ed Him to Death.

Stories of railroad accidents were
being told at Tuxedo. Spencer Trask.
banker and author, Of New York, said:
In certain railway collision emo
Of the victims lay for long time on
his back across the ties. Finally two
men picked him up and carried him
to the station and placed him on the
door.
Hell lie easier here, they said,
till the doctor comes
The doctor came a little later.
The poor chap Is done for, I'm
afraid. he said, glancing at the pros
trate victim.
Then he knelt down. lifted one Of
the mans closed eyelids, and peered
into dull, blank, unseelng, llfcless
eye.
Yes, he's dead all right. Take
him away said the doctor.
But the pale lips of the injured
man moved slightly and feeble
voice murmured:
That was my glass eye you
TOOL New York TriOura
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Last atop Was As Undoine.

Max y0H attenkofer, who has been
called tn" founder Of scientific by.
siene ana, next TO Humboldt, the
most popular of all German natural.
lists, lost a fortune in umbrellas, sci.
dom bringing back what he had taken
away. once, however he made a trip
as far as England and was very proud
Of having actually succeeded in bring.
ing back his umbrella TO Germany
At Augsburg he stopped on business,
but sent telegram reading: AT G
oclock return with my umbrella"
lie did ro'T at o'clock. but as he
entered his house in Munich he saw
to his disTray that he had no umbrel.
la. lie had left Il at the telegraph
station
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
CHANGE FOR A QUARTER.
Capital Required to Comply with
Any Demand.

Any Demand
GLOW much money does il take t.
make change for a quarter" querieo
the man whose fad is freak mathe
MATES. twenty-five cents, Ell?
You're away ut. To change a quar-
ter in the various ways 1t can ~
done requires a capital of 20 cents.
If fellow wanted plenty of coin for
his quarter he'd tax you for twenty
five pennies. On the other hand, the
man who wanted the least loose
change for his quarter would come at
YOU .or $50 ines and a rickeL The
chap who wanted a diversity of coin
in his change would get into you for
two > cent pieces, one dime, and five
pennies. which would allow him to
jingle copper. silver. and nickel in
his jeans
Others might ask you to produce
four nickels and five pennies, three
nickels and ten pennies. two nickels
and fifteen pennies, or one nickel and
twenty pennies. If you escaped
these demands you might be request.
ed to come up with five nickels, three
nickels and one dime: one nickel one
dime, and ten pennies one dime and
fifteen pennies. or two dimes and five
pennies. There are just twelve ways
of breaking quarter of current
United States coin, and to be there
with the goods for any demand you
require twenty-five pennies, two
dimes, and FIVE nickels, in all, 70
cents
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Woman's Long Sleep.

A Bremen woman, now forty-four
years of age, went to sleep in 1886
and has just awakened During the
whole course of her long sleep she
never once opened her eyes. When
she required food the sleeper would
groan, and on food being given to her
swallowed II in natural way. Most
of her teeth fell out in the course of
her sleep; some she swallowed. Others
we're found on the pillow She awoke
sudden" %hne the fre-slsrm bells
"A e-o = N's'u wing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Look at Your Cup.

A cup OF coffee, farmers assert,
makes a pretty accurate barometer.
ITO make . barometer out OF cup OF
coffee" a farmer said. you must use
loaf sugar You drop lump OF this
sugar exactly into the middle OF your
cup, and then you watch the bubbles
rise. II is by these bubbles that your
representation are made II the bub.
ole rise straight up in the middle, re-
naming there in cluster till they dis
appear, the weather is 10 be fair. II
they rise al the sides OF the cup, ad-
herring TO the china, the weather will
be rainy. II they rise all over the
coffee's surface, and nave here and
there erratically, changeable condi-
tons are to be looked for"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
PROVED TRUTH OF PARABLE.
Negro Preachers Assertion Not Com
,plimentary to Good Samaritan.

negro preachers assertion Not Com.
>pimentary to Good Samaritan.
A Southern writer tells this story
of negro preachers version of the
parable OF the Good Samaritan:
There was traveller on lonely
road, said the preacher, who was set
upon by thieves. robbed, and left
wounded and helpless by the wayside
AS he lay there various persons
passed him, but none offered to assist
him. Presently, however. poor Sa.
marian came by, and taking pity on
the wounded mans plight, helped him
on his mule and took him to an inn.
where he ordered food and drink and
raiment for the man, directing the
innkeeper to send the bill to him
And dis am true story, brethren,
concluded the preached: for de inn
am standin dere yet, and in de
do'way am standin' de SHELTON OBJ de
innkeeper, WI tin fer de Good Sa
maritau to coms back an pay de bill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
War Sacrifice Great.

4 French statistician, Dr. Charles
Richet. has arrived at the following
estimate of the number of men who
died in the wars carried on by the
various Christian nations during the
last century. The total reaches to the
figure of 1860. 900 1t is made up as
follows: Napoleonic wars, 5000. 0Go;
Crimean war, 100000; Italian war,
800 900; American civil war. 10000
Franco-German war. 100000; Russo
Turkish war 100000; civil wars in
South America, 100000; various col
onial expeditions in India, Algeria
Mexico, Tonquin, Abyssinia, South Al
RIGA and Madagascar, 100000.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Girls Carefully chaperoned.

The etiquette Of Holland is exceed.
ingiy strict IN all classes. The young
girl is most carefully chaperoned, and
she never goes anywhere. even to
church. unless accompanied by her
parents, some male relative, or other
equally trusty attendant At a dance
the parents sit round the walls slipping
their coffee or wine, and the young
men must make the best OF their
chances il the opportunities afforded
by the dance for when It pleas6s the
guardians TO depart there is no nelp
for it, but the girls must go, too. An
unmarried girl always takes the right
arm OF her escort, while the matron
takes the left perhaps because It is
nearer the heart.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Lake Dealt Destruction.

There used to be a curious lake on
the top of the Volcano de Aqua, in
Guatemala, $4,000 feet above the level
Of the sea. 1t was not fed by springs
nor by rivers, but was caused by &C.
cumulations Of snow and rsin-in fact,
was an immense reservoir. 1t lasted
for centuries Then one day the sides
OF the lake gave way and down the
water rolled, dealing death and de.
struction and digging great bar
rsnca. or ravire, in the mountain Size
wh'ch &c still visible.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-12
Fan First Used In Italy.

The fan was introduced into Italy.
Spain and Sweden about the same
time that II became so popular in
France, and a little later IT made its
6rst appearance In England.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-03
Bore Vla6e.

s ,9anIferen". Ir. 80, bar /
fremoraget nogle 9unter, iom er
Operpeielie pnro. Der er mango
meo BAN, Der fpler / lignenbe Retning.
Oet er goot, al Der bliOer tent optr
ben Sag for Qorsmsoet. Seq unoers
~itptter 6orilo9et, at S0mfanots 3
Blade ilaas iommen til ct, og Rosr
ReOdtter leber lin @foeling.
Oernait oil jeg fo%reilad. at a0dns
~fteren" uoaioes 3 @onee ON llgen
4zSioet 5ormdt (Iigeiom ben nupa
renoe 5irsodgsuOgaOe) Manb1g,
Onsba9 og 5reOog. s Onsba9s uos
airte6laoets Hebottsr, og / 5reodese
uoqaben operlabes 4 Spalter pad
famine Sibe til rngOomsbIabets o.,
batter.
Deb at 9lobet ubtommer 8 9ange
ON llgen og Der / 6remtiben. lioi
mere eno biotil, bIep laot an pdd at
9sre andre apifer operflsoige FOR
6OlOerne. iaa tunbe bisie ipare llos
oiften til andre glbbebsbtabe, % bet
Diloe blibt uli9e ~lettere at ftaffe me
0olcere. Sfol Ri boloe andre 4pifer
for at fao Den alminoeliae qbismoo,
er Der mango. iom betGnter zig 10
@anoe, fer De tager o0onIferen" til
.0esiert". a0aniterens foltelige
SiOe (oens 2lrtifler ga 5noienoelfer)
er pisielig qob. Sit ben M en- tirfez
Iia She % en- Qfoslina for llnabom
men. % Den ida oeo ben foreilaasoe
S%ornnbrino blep libt mere al et 9ns
hebsblao. Der GAP os noQet At bet
pigtigite. Der foregadr ! BEN tore Der
ben og / port fife 5aoreIanb. iaa
oiIbe .9dnifertn" life lrngere be
bsDe at lebe ,.paa Iaabe" blanbt
Samfunosfolfet. e. q. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-03
6crrens Geie.

Wsoens Qbolf Mouob bar Brett /
9pon | 5rnnfris. pr9oiteoe ban EN- Dag
opsr 3etsten: ,Sna el'feoe CUB 8ers
ben, at ban b'nsnu i'm snbnarne Ssn
pnn Del, al bper ben, ION irof pan ham
life itnf iortobes, men baoe bet suiee
Qiu". Gfter BrGoitenen betenot9iors
be ban, at @mnst for n9ite Ssnone
par n5relien al 9nnbs alene senuem
3roen pnn Seius ariitus."
5ienotlise rOmerife antoliffer true
be MI Monob mso at angioe bom for
Braisttsn, beriom ban uuosritOo fig
/ at boloe benne Yr9oiten.
Wouoo mente. man mao lpoe Cub
mere enb Wenneifer.
6nn bolbt 8r9bifenen us Der bleu
flneet oeer BAN.
Yr9iefien. ben romerit %fniolife
@reu @asparin. forlnn9ie at iaa be9se
Pr9oitensr tilienbt.
"a ban Tom bjem ON aiienen laa be
pda hons Borb. @usparin brsb fla
life mesei ON 9raoitener. iiar life ON
suunseliife. men iOm ben plistrO 9m'
beosmnno ian bar. aniua ban Zig for
plistet iii at ie benz isenuem.
Snn git ino til lin 3uitru meo
Br9bitenerne / 6uanoeu. ioet ban be.
tlneebe, MI OF mnatie anuenbe bele
Nfisnen I'll bette teoeli9s 4rbeioe.
Sons 6uitru iilbso oa at l9ie benz
inmmen msb bam, iad blsu bet maaiis
libi minore ir9itenoe.
9s be9pnote meb ben isrite Brabi
Ten og bleu mer os mer opta9ne for
buer Sloe, De glemte Eloen.
90 be par i9roise msb ben isriie.
beapnote be itrafs pnn ben onoen.
0pos Der fsrit bar en- tsbslis @mbsos.
pliat blsu nh en- 0lerieias.
5sleen bleu. at 9asparin iom
northumberland mantis fUrbpbe Sra:
mob at prabits Ofisntlis. men ban os
bans Suitru bleu islO %triitns. lepsnbs
glade Jeiu 9iiciple.
Zen Qften fonbt be ben 8erle. ION
isnsre bleu beres 5amiss Sic.
3eres Ssn. Qnsenor be @~asparin,
er MI en- Ststie os Sj9lper for be
s~uanseliife %iriitne / Granftis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-03

fat til Regler. Oct iad Osfoa 10. iom
bet Ituloe ite. ba Der bar beitemt airs
i~erduosmsbe Der til 4. % 3. Mai. %
poit. 6. Sobnien pe 9r. q. g. Rie.s
fen ira 9es Moines, be andre 10 ao.
mitemeo lemmer, / ben N~nleonin9 full
be tonAne Der. Wlen MI er 9irteraaosz
mpoet uoiat til / llsen fer Somfun-
bets 9arsmsoe, og ies er ba bange
for, at Ri Inlet faues 5orilag tan
fdo iarOigt til Offentliggsrelie for
Qarsmebst eIer i beoite Sab lite fsr
eno li9e til AorsmsOet.
Seq pil berfor bebe Somfunospens
ner at benntte BAIT. 9anIens pripdte
llOtait ION @runOlug for Sogens
OperpeisIie. 9ertil er bette ubtait rst
gobt ~itiftet. oa bet1) itiler zig pen
liQt iii 5anten ON &rebsmisiion,
p ier poa Sa9en ipm no9et, Cant
iunoet MAO bdrmoniit omfdtte %
OeOtsnbe zig % 81 er tiIftrattelia
omfottenbe.
Qoo idmme 3iO buober ie9. at
aomiteen ffal foo ct llbtait iaroiQt
iii Qarsmsbet.
q. Wt. Nnberen en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-03
Npger til nsoiatte Yriier.

0i bar mobtaget mango eobe bi0ige
Bigger. fom lit. .r opfsrt | port Rata
log. CANINE falses til neofoi pris.
fuaIanse Oplaget purer. priferas er
ustto, Os 8sssrne ienbes %portofrit, til
OpIuset .r ubfOlst, | ben Orben. Tom
geItiIinesrr inblsber. StrtD meb
bet iummen, inben b.. er for FEM.
Dgsgsrne beitines efter Rumm.r.
100. aorifattet @sbninsslar. for
ben praftine 2anbsmonb, of s.
Rrarup. 80 Chr. Rebfot fra
16e. til &c.
161. 5sjftokliD | 9rebf.rne os fenere
Ndr. Manbbomsminber al anton
Tielfen. III chr. Rebfot fra
80e. til 35e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-03
4reosmisiionem.

9f Pait. S. 10. 6onien, @6ieogo. ST..
S o0aniteren" for Is. Warts
bappe Reodtteren ct Stptte ON ben
paatantte RreosmisIion. On fam
me Sag pil jeg gerne iige liot.
seq tror pg hadber, at arebsmisz
Iionen ian blipe ct betponingsfulo.
9eo / bort tirtelige 4rbeioe; ben ian
% oil utpipliomt bare eooe 5rueter
% bringe 9eliignelie, beriom Den BIZ
per begpnot og f~Ortiut pda rette
Maabe.
Den 8ebanoling, 4reosmisfioneu
nj paa Qarsmeoet / Glt 6orn, par
life fienotlieiinoet- jeg tunoe pa
life opfatte ben iauleoes -. Den BAR
Oerimpo ct Oelment 5orisg paa Ut
fgre ben tnb / ct forfatningsm9siigt
Spor, oerIom man ! BET bele taget
itulbe babe en- FABIAN 9irfiombeb ]
Sang iblonot os. bOiltet mango At
Msbets 0eltogere biit life bar tlar
cher. Sg bet mau 10 bare ielpfagt.
at ffaI ri baoe en- i4rifilt areoss
misfion | ben foreneoe 8irtes areo>
ie, ba maa bet p9re en- f9les Sa9
for alle arebfene og ct @rbeioe, ION
bar !6iemms / Dor Sumfunbsforfdtz
ming.
Som Samfunoets &onititution nj
er, ian Der ingen forfatningsmasIig
G~rebsmisiion (meb 8etegnelfens nu=
o9rsnOs getpbning) bribes | ben for
ensbe airfe. Den nebner life meb ct
Orb ct faabant 4rbejoe; ben anbi@
Ter lite noget anbet belegeret og be-
ilutninesmpnbigt Mebe for Gam
funbet og 8reofene snb Marsmebet
ps hismlsr life arebiene Ret til at
fable og unIRtte pr9iter ener Mis
fionarsr. Dor 5orfatnine mao onz
bres, berfom ri ftal oprette arebss
missioner.
Man tunbe fpsrse: sr Sdgen faa
meoet BARI? Def er ben piff. Sea
er n9r peb at fro, at 8rebsmisiionsn
oil blipe ct 2ibstrao. gfter6oons
ben Tom Samfunbst bltper ffBrre,
blipsr bet mere og mere uoDertomme=
ligt for &irferoabet at Iebe Misiionss
orbsjost tilfrebsiinenbe I be enfelte
Grebfs; men Rrebsmisionen bill nof
bfipe ben en- COB 2sfteftang for CT
h9pe arebfenes Misfionsarbejbe. Den
pil fdnbfbnligt fremme Misfionsz
inisresfen | be enfefie arebfe. Mon
fan life bente, at gdcifcfrebfen Ifaf
Ad0s liss fdd for Snteresfe | @nIane
tittrsbfens Misionsarbsibe fom / lit
eset, e[er ompenbt. Og bet famine
pil forbolbspis bore Silf1lbet meb
ale arsbfene. Wen naor bber areos
pda en- fare9en Muube bar Ret og
Jorpligtelfe til at tdse fig at fit eeet
Mis F~onsarbeibe. bd nil Snteresfen
os 2arligbeben bertit lettsrs baftes
pg beblieebolbes.
Oct er heller life ubsrt | airts,
~fdmfunbenes 6iftoris, at be bar
mdattet rnbre og ubpibe beres syors
fatnins. Sualebes btep for at
n9pne Blot ct gfsempef = ben nors
ffe Spnobes fsrfie Gorfdtnins til
1851; TO Nar fenere blep Sen ubpibet
og ~forunbret; I 1868 pebtog Spnobsn
en- belt MI Gorfutnins, og | 1874 bfeb
BET befemt at belle Spnpben | Dis
f~friiter, bpilfet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-
b<tpbsIig 1lbpibelfs af Ronfitufio>
men meb Resltr for TifrittsfpnD>
berne. - (Tsn noriis epnobes Snbe
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% llbgipne at aorenqet,rien, 6uss
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fra 40t. til 15c.
166. Uganda, ct ~triitnt. eonO I
6iertct af Qfrita, al u. 6. g.
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1877. gn aargang Qraoiteruer / lbs
tdft Of 9iels Qinoberq. 16s @tber.
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168. Deb MibIommertio. 1cIfe'
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Der n. Me1er. 2O8 @iosr. Ieb'
, lat fra $1.00 til SOC.
100. 2~onbsbnlib / 3~reoiper7e. Barn.
bomsminber at Nnton 9islfen. 258
Stbtr. Qebfat fra $1.C9 til 4oc.
40. 5sbeFoItet / RutiOen. st Tore'
brae. borot I Ooenfe ben 20. apriI
1893, of 2t. 9beof. u. .. goul'
fen. S~lotspr9it. 81 Stoer. leb<
fat fra lac til 1Oc.
III. Om ai9branbing. ct Tor,.
broo, boIbt / ObenIs ben %. SsSors
uor 1893, at 6oruGb Stein, giftop
pptr Inens Stiff. SGlg,8 til beb.
tie for fattigs StOIsbsrns 8efpis-
ming. % SiOer. Nsbiot fra 20t.
til SC.
172. qonra aieler: Sit6ou.tt.r.
IA Siber. RsbTot fra Is til 25c.
l73. 3 aorsnes 9sb. 0i5te aF Ila-
tbilbe 2epeBau. Meb Gororb at
poftor 9ilb. Beet. SO Sioer. Geb.
fat fra 30c. til 15c.
TIA. I'll min Ssn, ben ua9e Stus
bent. Meb 5ororb al giffos $.
Stein. as Cher. Nebi1t FRA pc.
til Zoe.
IT'S. 90nbernes 5rembruo og Gift.
populart fremftinet uf 9r. meb. g.
@naeIien. as. Siber. RebTnt fra
20c. til Zoe.
JIG. 6olt gfbtsrsu os bdns 5ortss
ianoe ptb Morien @1eitn. Meo
gidebe. II Siber. 0tofut fra
30c. til Zoe.
III. Or. Worten 2utbers ubIegs
eelie af be Tpb gobspialmer. 9oers
lat al 6. S6parbbrem. IA 81.
Der / Omilog. Rebiat ira SOC.
til Is Gents.
17S. Om aenbifab til 8ilotets Spor
Torebroe beb ben fsrite mreiFe
Sost og 5iertrGubitiain9 df 6.
8srnsrsS bilbens9 olften. Qofieeer,
meter. 80 Cher. Reofa. fra 35c.
iii 15e.
179. .gn Opgoasnbe Cor. 5fuefpit
FIRE 9onblinser af Nagbdlene
9borefen. 222 Cher. 9ebfot fra
$1.16 til 25c.
100. 80 Songe og Srigsoiier til
8rue bsb 8uabenbrsores ps
DISQUALIFICATION. SumIebe af am.
peterfen. "A Stber. Nebiat fro 10c.
iii sc.
181. II 3oler for gsrr. 5umItoe
Of Siro Climb. So Sioey. Reb,at
fra 20t. iii Sc.
1872. Den geiitIige 0sb. On Jortrl'
ling fra ben tutbolfte prnfteftanb
at Gmil Worrtot. 4utbortIeret
O~perfettslis at u. SieruIf. I'll Si.
Der. Hebfut fra $1.35 til SOC.
1873. 0en blinbe Gpdngsiiit, Sens
Ssrsnien. Oprbolm. ct Minbs
Frift ubgibet at Ssat. 9oln, prrf.
SO Cher. Rebiat fra 25c. tI 10c.
1876. apoflen puuli 8reo til gpbss
itrnt meb en- fort ~llbIesning Of R.
9. galsfep, preft. 60 Cher | DIM.
flag. Hebfat fra Sc. til SC.
1876. Sra bet brebe Gag. Gortal'
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