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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-04
Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners of Cecil county will close he
public road known as the Port Deposit read
In the fhth Election dstric, OF Cecil county,
AT point where the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road crosses said road This road VIII only
he closed during the time that the Railroad
Company is constructing new bridge at
this point. LEVI f.. PATTERSON,
GEORGE Il. SPENCE,
W. b. DAVIS,
Dec26tf CommiSslo toner's
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-04

H." ewIy joun| G'on, Compares
VIII = =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

of many statesman are whiled away.
There is still another and quite as
eXacting task to be considered by
many of these men who figure in the
rublic eye. Not a few of them arc
hard pressed for money all the time
ENeiy two years their campaign eA-
penses have to be met. and it is no;
unusual for that drain on their in
comes to consume half of what they
receive from the government in "a
year. For that reason the lawyers, es-
pecially, expect TO keep some sort Of
connection with an Office at home and
TO make good in it during the vacation
months They have partners who
keep the business running, and they
come into especially important eases
and lend their prestige to the entire
undertaking.
Other men have private interests
that are neglected during the time
they are in congress- They the bank
efs. real estate men, professional men
OF all classes, and men of large inter-
ests of every kind. They have general
ly been accustomed to keeping in
touch with their business affairs, and
they feel uneasy when they leave
them for six months legislative duty
in Washington. When congress aa-
journs they have to take up the thread
Gf their affairs and to straighten out
al sorts Of tansles Some of them
find that other men are gradually alb
sorbins their interests. and that their
presence at the capital was a costly
honor
But there are also a large class of
men who are enabled by the employ
ment of high-priced secretaries and
other assistants to attend to their con-
slituents' wants and to keep in touch
with all their affairs without great
personal labor or inconvenience.
These men frequently drift awav
from their legislative duties, and into
the allurements of vacation days, with
out care worth considering.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
CoNGRESsMEN'S VACATIONS.
Some Hunt or Fish, But Many Prac
tice Law or Mend Their Political
Fences.

The summer vacation of senators
and representatives are not what
some people think they are. To the
average individual the senator and
months one year and three months
the next. They are prone to doubt
whether he works" at all, as they
have visions of him being tardy in his
attendance on morning prayers at
high neon and thend spending the bal
ance of the day swapping stories in
the cloak rooms and eating extrava-
CANT lunches with more or less 1nys-
terry as to the contents of his tea cup
And they are convinced that when
congress adjourns the national legis-
lators rush off to the mountains, to
the seashore and to every variety of
vacation resort, there to loll about in
luxurious ease or in strenuous sport.
The fact is, says the Washington
Star. the man who holds seat in the
senate or the house of representa-.
'Ves has as many things to think
about in the summer time that do not
smack of vacation ease. There are
only few of the men who hold these
Iositions VINO have very secure ten
ure on their places, and the good old
summer time is largely devoted to
the mending of fences by many Of
them. Nearly every man of them has
to convince his constituents that If
was utterly impossible to get that pub-
lie building or that river or harbor
Improvement They have to explain
10 thousand men and women the
clfflcultles of securing public office
under the civil service system. and 10
persuade them that they have done
all that mortal man could do in order
10 promote their ambitions to serve
their country in some job little ba1-
ter than they ever occupied previous
~ There are local faction fights. too
that haze to be discussed, and inter-
ests that have to be harmonized in
trder to avoid disruption of the politi-
cal machine on the next election day
Two years is an awfully short time
hetween political drinks. as everv ro,4
resentative in congress can testify.
In these ways the vacation months
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
THE DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peterman have secur-
ed the hall at the corner of Main
street and Sixth avenue in which tc
conduct their dancing school, and the
adult classes will be organized Mon
day night. The first dance of the
season will probably be given next
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
man are excellent teachers of
light fantatstic,' and they deserve
the very liberal patronage they re-
ceivc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
ARTISTIC DECORATING.

In this issue of the Graphic is a
half page ad of L. P. Mullergren and
company, artistic decorators. Only
exclusive decorating house in the
city. Artistic picture framing, full
line of artists materials, pictures of
al kinds, upholstering, etc. They So
licit the patronage of the readers of
the Graphic, and they ask it on merit,
and they are entitled to it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
Voss-NICHoL COMPANY.

If you want anything in the way of
phaeton, runabout, surrey or top
buggy, see the Voss-Nichol company
They have fine line of steel and rub
ber tired vehicles. They also carry a
fine line of harness and sporting
goods, and are general agents for
Eastman kodaks and Photographic
supplies. See their advertisements in
this issue Of the Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Half hearted service is always
heavy,
Sunny souls are not troubled with
dOubtdamps.
You may know man by the friends
he drops.
There's a tack somewhere for every
pneumatic saint
The best way to bear your cross is
to share anCthers cares.
Most men have less trouble in for.
getting their folies than in forego
ing them.
Don't play Thy Kingdom Come"
and then block the track with your
opinions.
When a man has religion in his
heart he will not need it on his hat
band.
The only version of the Bible auth
crized by heaven is the one with two
feet
The lightweight man always thinks
that his bo,yancy is due to his wings.
The devil makes a lot of people be-
lieve that his winking is their think
ing.
There are preachers who think the
wearing of a red necktie will solve
the whole problem Of popularizing
the pulpit.
Some men believe they are doing a
lot for God because they have a
crouch to unload.
No slave is more securely bound
than he who thinks he is free to serve
himself alone
Without the sense of stewardship
culture becomes a curse.
The slumber of one saint is no ex
Cuse for the slOth of another
No creed that is worth publishing
can be put in type.
No man is going to buy your piety
il your peanuts are ancient.
The only things that are establish
ed are those that never stand still.
It's better to have little sense of
the practical religion than the finest
appreciation of it's poetic aspects
alone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

In this issue of the Graphic is ex-
rlained what was meant by the adver-
tisements in the Graphic last week of
"take 8 months" "take months ard
"take months" Turn to the whole
page ad of the Rhodes -Haverty Furni-
ture company, and you will learn all
about it. It is an interesting story.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
THE MAN TO SEE.

If you want estimates on any kind
of building. or on remodeling or re-
pairs, see J. w. D1.ton, 91S West Thir-
teenth avenue, both phones 999. He
gives personal supervision of all work
entrusted to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

r. -
TrC ubles can almost be counted
bring one the sweet consultations of
loyal friend
Hollow cheeks are anything but at
tratcive; they give girl hungry
Eok that is not enchanting. The rem
edy is found in nutritious food, plenty
OF sleep and correct facial massage.
Fluff UP a little jar of orange flower
skin food and use this every night,
first bathing the face we'll with warm
water, pure CASTLE soap and a correct
complexion brush, rinsing and drying.
The brush will act as sort of mas
sage, stimulating circulation and beau
tlfying in general way. After dry
ing the skin carefully rub in the Skin
food with a round and round move
ment of the finger tips Then place
tie fingers outsprcad over the cheeks,
the fingers being pointed upward and
the thumbs placed at the sides of the
chin, gathering up the main muscles
with a sort of clawing movement
This will strengthen and fill out the
tissues and muscular formations If
possible go to a first-class complexion
specialist, who will also use electricity ;.
which is a most wonderful youthifier
and restorer of beauty.
Cucumber milk should be applied
with a soft sponge and allowed to dry
into the skin. 1t is a cleansing lotion
bleach the eyebrows.
No matter how fine the formula may
Re, if the ingredients used are not
fresh and pure your toilet table
dainties will not be first-class. 1t is
especially necessary to get the finest
iported almond Oil.
Sage tea is a good hair grower. but
il is one that will darken blonde hair,
SO must be used with care. The way
to make the tea is to steep an ounce
OF the leaves for twenty minutes in
quart of water, cooling, straining,
and to each pint of the liquid adding
tablespoonful of alcohol Apply to
the roots of the hair several times
week. When lemon juice is used as
skin whitener it should be combined
with an equal amount of rosewater.
The following is recommended as
good recipe for lotion for weak, tired
Or inflamed eyes: Fifteen drops Of
spirits of camphor, one teaspoonful
of powdered bcric acid, two-thirds of
a cup of boiling water. Strain through
muslin, cool and apply twice a day.
A woman should not expect to de-
rive much benefit from her food if she
eats when very tired. Don't try to
rest yourself by eating hearty meal
When one is exhausted, instead of eat
ing lie down for an hour to get rested
Just learn to avoid eating when tired.
If your hands perspire freely keep
a jar of powdered alum on the toilet
TO CT 1y Of ic
in the water in which the hands are
washed, but do not use it every day.
If you are going to a ball or reception.
your gloves.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

The Bishop of London recently ap
pealed to a Bournemouth audienc,
to sell thsir motor cars, eolf clubs
etc, and apply the proceeds TO tn,
payment of a debt of the East Londol
church.
In China all fruits are picked greer
and ripened off the plant. as the Chin
ese farmer is too anxious to sell hi!
crop or too much afraid of thieves tt
wait until the fruit is properly ripen
ed.
James McCardle of Jamaica Plains
Mass, who will be 100 years old soon
has since 1852 been drawing a pen
SION as British soldier for disability
His allowance is sixpence day
about 81 a quarter.
Queen Amelia of Portugal has beer
studying medicine for some years
past, and now that she has returned
to Lisbon from visits to England anG
France she is going to work hard to
get her doctors degree
At certain points along the street
car routes in London the posts are
painted white, and the cars invaria
bly, stop at these posts, consequently
there is never any trouble over wheth.
er or where the car will stop.
Two thousand acres of farming land
in eileen county, California, have been
purchased by drunkards of eastern
states, who will settle there with their
families. The land will be divided in.
to forty and eishty-acre tracts.
Some one has estimated that John
d. Rockefeller's wealth in silver dol.
lars would weigh as much as two first
class battleships; in 81 bills it would
make a double girdle around the
earth and leave remnant 1900
miles long.
By order of the emperor biosraph
pictures Of the German navy are be.
lns shown in all the German towns
in order to stimulate interest in the
deVe!opment OF the service. The
idea proved effective in England some
time ago, where it originated.
Lieutenant General Chaffee has a
brother twelve years older than he is.
who fought on the Confederate side
during the civil war. The brot her
was made a major for gallant con-
duct at Shiloh, having served on the
staffs of several Confederate generals.
Recently the Sultan of Sulu gave
the pearl fishers about his American
kingdom sieves and told them that
they could have all the pearls which
fell through the mesh, but he would
keep those that remained in the
sieves. Although he took particular
pains to provide them with small
he came near running the
pearl fisheries there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

~ "
Cu0, or nearly on fourth Of the $5,-
eco 100000 of gold in the world
The total nunioe, of all known varic
ties of p stage stamps, not including
"errors,'' issued by all the govern
n erts of the void up to the present
time is 1922.
About one-fortie:3 TO the total popu-
~ of means keeps its girl slaves, as
it is cheaper ~ buy them than nire
t1en.
In Germany county and city fairs
are very popular, and in Saxony it is
customary to close factories and
mills while they last so that everybody
may attend
Lord Curzon is sending message
in the form of eramophone record to
the native population of India, with
a translation of his words into the
provincial dialects.
A school for training servants is
to be established in Hamburg. 1t will
not compete with existing schools,
which provide training in domestic
science for girls of well-tO-dO fam
flies.
A man with the statistical mania
has figured that $25 ,G00,c90 is srent
en- cabs in London each year. He fur
ther figures that over 100000 Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
CURIOUS FACTS.

The United St"ts< posses 5000 Ga'.
GtG, Or nearly on fourth Of the $5,-
geo 100000 of gold in the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01
EVERYBODY WILL READ IT.

Everybody who reads the Graphic
.o'av will read the Drevfus full page
II CT page e.eht. Tra tel's an ;-torost-
ing story about many lines of goods
which 90 on special sale Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

You may know a man by the friends
he drops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

The Bishop of London recently ap-
pealed to Bournemouth audience
to sell thsir motor cars, eolf clubs,
etc. and apply the proceeds TO the
payment of a debt of the East London
church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

Sunny souls are not troubled with
doubt damps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

Half-hearted service is always
heavy,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

and ripened off the plant as the Chin
csc farmer is too anxious to sell his
crop or too much afraid of thieves to
wait until the fruit is properly ripen-
ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

this amount is for tips and over
charges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

There's a tack somewhere for every
pneumatic saint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

TrC ubles can almost be counted
among ones pleasures when they
bring one the sweet consultations of
loyal friend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

James McCardle of Jamaica Plains
Mass, who will be 100 years old soon,
has since 1852 been drawing a pen.
sion as British soldier for disability
His allowance is sixpence day,
about $11 a quarter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

If your hands perspire freely keep
a jar of powdered alum on the toilet
in the water in which the hands are
washed, but do not use it every day.
If you are going to a ball or reception,
use the alum bath before putting on
your gloves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-01

The best way to bear your cross is
TO share anCther's cares.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
Gentralfuribar % "0reniefefninger".

ioopel ON anlRgeenes aarofter %
Eienleo Tom ON beres llSitpr. %
ben iamne Wtisforitanelie lieger au-
rSenbart til @rrnrb, mar RifsSaeens
acknowledgements pibere gaar III
pao, at Der ifaI fr4pes en- ucitraI,
ubefGitet Gone / set ombonbIebe
Streg.
Soab BEN oobne SnISmagt, rom
Rigsboeen | bette 9irnft bar gipet
fine Sorbonblere, saar no paa, er
girfeIigbeben fslgenbe:
at | iamme Moment, Tom sperige
trier meo 4rig, tiipligtes Roree, ben
truebe Iogt, at reuoucere pao oisie
6oriparsmioIer,
at Rorge ieIb ffaI faa SilI | ben
SpGrringsft9oe, fon Oct bar laet ON
oct aHer ~eentralefte 8unft / belle San.
bets Soripar,
at oct life ffal bore tiIlabt at be,
ifptte 3ilgangen til 2onoets Sierte
iaa Iangt iom 4--6 Ril ube I Sian.
fen,
3en at Ser tbertotn Hal Sannes
en- aaben, al begae SoIf belt iibefPitct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
Eeriunlinc Gnbcfnliuger bcore
cno TBcrtisiementer.

.Spor oitc bercr % I0ier ri iFft
inaOamc ll6trpf: "Gn @cn oubcfa.
Ieoe mig at pr5pe 8eruna. Seq prs.
pebe bet o. fnnot, at Oct por iuit bpat
iea ~trGnate,"
MiR0it ii 8ange iaa mango Me,t,
neifer bar taget 9eruna, forht en- Sen
aubefaIc0e set, ION be, ser bar feet
BET aperteret.
IoerttSiententcr, Hbor tiltrpffen6t
oe eno er opiatte, behirfer firu er Ii.
ben &roceHt of Salget at 8eruio.
Set er oct aooo. Tom Sen gioer ii
Ben, ion ipIger Bcrluta.
GpmerfiumBcSen bcnOcnSt pan &c.
ru'na.
Wor s. @orgcs, 9(IOcrmano I $50
Giitrift. 36 Ripingtou Ct, Rgtr
gorf Gitp %ifriUcr:
"Gerrma er en- national GeIiignelic
Rin Gpmerfiombeo blen bcnIcOct
til set oen &git, ga icg bopoe g
Grippe. 30 6toifer gioroe mig til
Ell M 0tono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
SrienSrr al gibnrSbprb, life
OffcntlieejOrtc, er opbcuareoe.

Sutct anoet WtooeE / geroen bar
facet iaooou WtGnaoe Of uimirtfet
8~t0nesbpro.
SfiGut Ri bar 3uienSer al 8iSres~
burO, iom hi olorig ian oiiertliggisre,
CT oog DC ifrepne 8ihnesbprO intet t
Communicating mgo Dem. ion tales
til hper Tag af Ben iii Ben % Raba
til Nabo.
Oct er set, JON gisr gerurn iaa
popuLGr.
6oIf prsoer oct % timber at Set bel.
breoer Dem.
DC u~nbefa[er oct til andre, 90 an.
Ore preuer BET, % iaafoes saor bet
bioere.
Sut al gbcrtertta al Beruna iton.
icbcs, bitbe Dog Satget peonore / ct
eucr TO SIegtEeo paa 8rruS al bets
fboer6e 8rroi.
Gu Zen nn6efaler ge'rn'ua.
Rr. Sobn 6. Sbomns, SaretpocS,
u. 30, ifrircr:
Seq bnpbe pGrrt pInget Of froniit
Ratarrb. gu Ben nnbeidleSe 9eres
gteotcin iii mig, oa tnffct oRre bans
fIOge NubefnItug, iea or m frif."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15

0fr. Scurn &. Shoop. @oibiuator
6. s., Chic, ifriper:
Seq auier Berllna for ct al Dc
bcoite Miolcr ReuneitciIGgtcn cicr.
"a ieg altiO Dor prrct en- pirtiou
Wtono, bpiS Exhibition oI itaoiac
Strpu bar orret at gisre en- Sufces
at gtpet, iaW0t icg lem Ior itoeu til
min Sora at min fpItifc Stprtc bolot
puu at forluoe mig, ifi6nt iea euOul
life 6auOc uaaet 2iuctS UiibougStio.
Seq bcapnote itror at ituoere miG
ielp oa at uuoenoe ioaSsrne MiOIer
iom ieg troeoe uiloe paste nit I'll.
fpIOc.
Seq preueoe a1c Sc WiSIer ie1
flut6e tGnfe paa. men 8eiultotet ban
tlm mioIerttbia 2inorina, % lea four
tiliIut til oen Spcrbeutsnina at ollC
proprictRr eler patent @leoicincr bar
Srmbrg.
ga lea omtrent ct Mar iiSen Ton
til Ceres @p, uuion ieg min Tur I'll
Columbus for NJ bore min iioite.
8 GomtaIe mes en- al GcreS rrelr.
rogcn0c 9orqere bIen icg oocrtalt til
at gtDe Nerrno Ell rimeIig Brspe.
Seq mun fac at go6e ReiuItater pt.
tie fla efter Scn ouoelt 6lnite % iel
tiItcg itoOil / Regt fra 1875 til i60
Ruuo, og lea bar ioo GoO SeIbreh
ION ieg uoacHiinbe bar bnnt."
8errna furcrer Ell &eriou for en-
Grt al frontif aatorrb, % pau @run0
of Ocnue Nltr bcOrges ct Guiiu andre
6oJf til at tagc Eerunu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15

Smib(ertib bar file 8aiia / Nn6bg'
get pprst op, % bun boooe netpp 'gnaet
% lait iur 8rniter. 8e, iom lille
tieuote beubs, iputes bun par rtgtis en-
uilter hinge.
ASun tror not 2iuet er bare Teis %
Seq" iusbe NubOtouerne ps ipuusOe
benbe il6e.
SBo onr BUN imiblertio msb III bru.
ne, trstlsbe Saar, fine Hare Zine og
fine mpse 9smmer. Sun par ION en-
liSen Giprn. glle Gutter par iorgnbst
/ benoe, men bun bare bnpbe Dem til
beoite "a 10 Of berss flObieos Jrisrisr
GA inatteoe ira benz rieo en- Cater.
geen be, iom tlsnote ben6e HRrmsre,
fdabe, at Der ianotes iaabanne Gauter
Ga Cro / btnoe fda bet bar aIbelss ubes
gri6elist ia be paaitoo, at ndar bun al
oa I'll par atportIg, ld9oe 9HH ueors no
enb mansen 4rrit.
gtaal aubsrs Os auiia tom tt al
iite paa busrauSre fsrite Sang paa
Rptaarssiloet | Bfuufebu. us Gubsrs
istte itrur roset iau unoerlist inbe ! fis.
Set par, ipr ON Einsus uilbe bees bant
ON upsst, us iOm pm be iDnies, bet par
TOR 5pnb / BAN. Sun Srcess til benz
be, men paa ianruie lib par bet Iigr'
ipm ban itammsOe iis ipr bsnoe ps ior
fg Ielu p9iaa. Sra iprite Sang Tom
bet Tor BAN, at 9iuet pilbs bIiOs iaa
Seilist, bpis man aliib baucs en- Iioen
trusbnnrrt 4iae psc i'm Sibs. Rsn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15

bstltsu 8ige I gsrbeu oil ouUe fig til al
lsos 2iust iammeu mso bam?
Rnu a., iaa bleo bet naturtigoi3
Sln8smaal igien. Der oor nogen fem
taIte6e ct SlGngoro iii Nnoers, % ian
to9 ban fat | Spren og Otlbe tnite BAN
uo aicurem @ttbGet poa i'm oamte Ma
rer. Men bet blsp Der MI iugenttug al.
Get bar en- iom itiGeOe fig imsusm.
an innr life 9Op til bet, anOerSl
Seq lrager mig imeIem Der, jeg. %
lpNsr BIZ mig, iaa bIir irs glab / Big"
Oct Tar 9atid / RpbBgget, bet. @ttr
fan pttoe life glue fig moHu ben IRE
@utteu. Get uar 10 tmoO bans Ratur,
ital bere uioe. ga itratte bun fig pnu
3aa % bUiitsbe BAN tno / 9rst;
"Gs Ibbsr Su mig life, - iaa CT isg
sIao / big uItgeusl."
Sau uubsrliSt bet emo lpoer-Se Dub
frGttebe anoers for ale 9ioer. Gan
Hap @uttsn bln baooe Ujqet fate uo.
giusus, ipm isr baute lDnet, III iauoaut
ct uutfert o. bIiOt llOtrBt Og Gtsmmsu
BAR neppe tjsnoeltg. pa ban iasbs:
ga ban ital iss life rsrs. @isn iaa
tassr iss big ! bans Steb."
Sg iaa tos ban &aiia on, 9iuet iaa
6tiot % foriistia iom ON bun haube
uaret al SiIfe og Gfas Og sit bort mso
beube ira 3auieiuten. Cg adtia fuIsts
~utlieIBs tiss for gtusue saa us die
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15

&iIe op igiennem Salpsen parallel
meb ariitianiofioroen, - iom en- /.
gefrem Sanitation for Ell
i6n6eufra fommenbe s /.
Ienbe til at maricbere op
ben.
tire 6%Ianfe.
Sborpibt ioaSonne SorIan9euoer,
uaor be rettes MOB nogen on0en emo
en- belt b~eieiret 6ienOe, la6er Tia be-
te9ne iom moderate og biuige euer
iom en- Blot % bar Sormiag, oct bill
enbper ielp lettelte fimne beosmnte.
2igeioo err set let at inoie, bnilfe So
leIier De for fommenbe 3iber maa al.
iPtte hos BET enc 6olf MOB Oct anbet.
Som 8iengiGlo ira ipenif SIDE for
bernie SemlPitelie al felipe BET norife
2ano8forioar opitiGer HifSbo9en, Of
SEN upttraIe Gone 10 ogiaa ifal ont
fatte Ell Strimmel ioenif @runb.
Seroeb err imioIertio at ben1Prfe, at
bernie StrimmeG iugeniombelit milf
for 9etp0ntng bar for Sperige; ielo
ON Der finbe npre ringeite Srpgt for
augreb fra 8eit, biEoe Der aI0rtg for
8Iour fliitne bare 3ale ort of befGs
ite Sen. Raor berfor RifSbageu I
bernie 6urbtHbeiie ubtaIer, at ber
8rruotnrfe, boorttI De fbenFfe &rab
itstter iig, "nteo iamnta itprta gala
fer baba lGn6erna", iaa bar man en-
fioTte, Ipiertbe SauItration til, boao
Sen ipenIfe "2igeftiaetbeS" betuSer,
uaar Sen fra Rapiret ifal fsres no
8irfeIigbeoeu.
SmiSlertiS, Gifsbageu bar iom TOT
6emerfet, aabenbort pRret belt beso.
rienteret meb Senipn til be onban6le.
Be anlqg, Zen mna 81. a. babe opfnt.
tel Dem life JON 2eo / 2anbets Gen.
%trolforipnr, men iom periieriife an'
leg, "8rGniefGitninger~. Men Oct
er let at inoIe, of bette er urigtigt.
ON mol fra ipenf Sibe bore bop'
Sc giort iig BET flart, at Oct Der nlene
oreier Jig ont anleg / inStil blot 4-6
NiIs gfitono ira SobeSinSlsbet til
arItioniu, piI6e Misforitnaelieu bape
rpqret iimuIig. Sngen oil nemlis
fluune poaitan, at man life | en- fau
liSen AHtanS mae bore forbereot puo
S~lanfeanereb % iaaniot muIigt gar.
bere ia oerisnob. Get piloe bore oct
iamme Tom at bppoe, at &isbenbaou
ifnEb ben blot par 6efpitet no moo
Smoet, intet IfuISe funre ~reiitere ira
en- fieliotIie arme, lanoiat | Roroii9I.
lamb caer / Snrefioro, eaer Of Son'
oons 6oriuor (lloeu SommenIisning
i~orcprigt) funSe i~n0ifrGnfes I'll en-
Sprrring al thames plumbing, me-
oens en- Tenotlie 5Gr gierne maatte
itige ilanS / Snitiu9s. anpenot ooer.
for Sperige ielp nilSe en- iaabnu Faa'
itano bore set iamme iom at frGne,
at Stoetbolm life ifulbe foripare fiJ
iaa Iangt ipo iom Srpia eLer iau