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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
osMosis FAMILIAR TO DUCK.
John Burroughs Duplicates Story Q
Instinct With Another.

John Burroughs. the naturalist, wss
laughing about The story widely pub
lished not lorg since, of q wild duel
that got salt water mnssel caught or
its tongue, and had Intelligence
enough To- fly from the salt to The
fresh water. where II dirrcd the mus
sci, siekaniual u thrrn@'f ds,reais. al
thus cansing Ii 10 loosen its firm grip
. 7 belie1-e that story Of the duel
that understood the theory Of osmo
SIZE said Mr.. Pttrr~~~~s 81 teliaYt
it as imil'r.,g a. l-ttfc.t"e II
OF the crippled Ion gad tha yolre
lieuteaant
IA young lieutenant. during an Al
ricsn campaign. came one day upon a
badly crippled lion. The great brute
limped over the tswny sand on three
paws, holding It's fourth paw in the
air. And every now and then, with
kind of sroan. it would pause and licE
the injured paw piteously.
When the lion saw the young lieu
tenant it came slowly iowa ! him He
stood his ground, rifle in hand But
the beast meant no harm 1t drew
close to him; it rubbed against him
with soft feline purrs; It extended its
hurt paw.
The lieutenant examined the paw
and found that there was a large
thorn in It. He extracted the thorn.
the l.on roaring with pain and be
bound up the wound with his handk err
chief Then. with every manifestation
of relief and gratitude. the animal
WI 'drew
But Il remembered IT'S benefactor.
II was grateful And i'll a practical
wa II rewarded the young man.
This lion ran over the regiments
lit of officers, and ate all who were
the lieutenants superiors in rank
Thus. in few weeks, the young man.
thanks to the astule animal. became a
colonel"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03

That Jumper Did Certainly Set on 2
Pretty Figure.
A young girl came saunterlng down
the street the other day whose tiaure
was divine Every curve was perfect
And the young lady was quite con
sclous that the symmetry was thing
to be admired
She wore one OF those np-todate
sweaters Gnstead of coa0 which
button down the front. 1t was appar'
entity quite new
An old colored man was leaning
against the sunny side Of wall
warming his rheumatic joints in ole
Soils friendly rays As the girl IN
the sweater approached he raised ms
tattered cap from his gray wool
"Mornin', Miss Tyelina,' he said
very graciously. bowling low
Good morning, Henry replied the
girl. acknowledging the salutation.
"Yoh lookin mighty fine an dandy
this mornin. Miss Evolna."
Thank you. Henry
"Thet's a mighty exquisit' jumper
yoh has on, Miss Eyelina. has motto
ed it two or free times lately-yoh GER
tainly am a pixter in tibet jumper.
II am good. warm jumper, amt IT,,
Miss Evelina?"
Yes, quite warm. Henry replied
the young girl--"only it isn't Jump
er, It's sweater" she corrected with
a Touch of pridn.
Yes, yes, yoh certainly am pixter
I'm thet jumper" the old man went on,
gazing at the sweater with apprecia-
tive eyes and quite ignoring the cor
rection. "Yoh makes scenery when
yoh walks down the street, Miss Eve
lima. My ole woman an me was jes
sayin' the other evenin' thet there
wrsnt a prettier girl in this we're town
than Miss Evelina Such a stylish
walk, Such lovely-er hair! Such
mat aifcent teef. Such"
70. Henry. shall have TO be going.
said he girl laughing and bushing
You are getting TO be an awful nat
terer-"
'Why-er-Mis Evelina, befo' yoh
go I'd like ter say thet II yoh doan
want tibet jumper why my ole woman
is jest yoh figger '--Lippincotts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
A GIFT FROM THE ENEMY,
Young Russians Pathetic Gratitude TO
Japanese officer.

A Japanese officer. writing Of the
scenes after the battle of Mukden
gives the following incident: Among
the wounded Russians upon the field
was boy of barely is or II, drum
mer boy, shot through both legs. He
held rosary in his hands, praying.
Poor mite the pity Of IT. He was a
Pole, believe, as he spoke German
He was SO thirst that ny bottle was
not enough for him, so another half
OF the bearers bottle vas given 10
him, too, and be had some biscuits.
| had strong yearning 10 ask him
about his home. but he was weak,
and his spirit needed keeping mp:
Your wound is nothing said. The
Japanese hospital attendant will be
here soon and take you away. And
soon you will be able TO go home to
your parents
Covering him up with blankets
and coats taken from the Russian
dead | was just walking away when
he cried out after me. A moment, Of
ficer. moment. Kind officer, | have
something TO give to youths book
II was given to me by my father when
| was leaving home for the front /
have nothing more valuable to offer
YOU, sir It is the most precious thing
J possess And he kissed my hand
repeatedly, crying bitterly.
Il accepted the book, and without
word turned away to find another
sufferer would not have broken
down for q colonelcy before those
bearers and my own men. The book
was entitled Himmelsbrod: or Fin
Gebetbuch fur Jugend Dread of Hea-
ven. or, A Prayerbook fer the
Young)."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
RICH HAUL BY
BANK ROBBERS
SANpBoRN, IND, SCENE OF OAR.
ING RoBBERY-PossEs WITH
BLooDHouNDS AFTER MEN
WHO SECURED $4,000.

yincennes. Ind, Nov 2.--After
gaining entrance to the Sandborn'
bank at Sandborn early this morning
robbers blew open the safe with a
charge of nitro glycerine and escaped
taking $4,000 cash and notes aggregat-
ing $4,000 Posses with bloodhounds
are securing the woods near Sand
bern,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Admiral Dickins during the sham

Admiral Dickins during the sham
hombardment of Fort Monroe, smiled
one morning as a sailor staggered past
him with bale OF hay on bis back
HE makes me think said the ad-
miral, 'of another sailor a British
one. whom saw one day at Gibraltar
He, too. had load of hay and was
foiling with it up from Il little fish
ing village that lies at the foot Of the
great rock. talked with him a little
while, and, az we paretd, said:
WHO al you, my man? What job
do you hold here2
Wen. the sailor answered, as he
ook Nd the hay again. I used to con
slider myself a British bh jacket but
I'm dashed II don't begin tc think
I'm q commissary mule. New York
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Why keIIoqo Could Not Spare Him

The late Rev Elijah Kellogg IL is
said. was once herceiy opposed during
one Of his pastorstes by an infdel n
the town, who was leader in all
opposition 10 religion and took much
satisfaction in discovering iuconsis
tsHeies In the lives Of church mem
bers and in publishing them through
TIE neigh borhood
For some reason be decided to re-
move TO another part Of the State.
Meeting the pastor one day be said:
Well. / suppose you know 7 am go
ing 10 leave town. and 7 suppose YOU
viii be glad OF H."
Glad OF it, Why. no. replied the
doctor; 4 shall be very sorry 10 lose
ron You are so useful TO me in my
aoTk here I hardly know how can
spare you."
The man was much taken sbsck and
asked. How is that?T
why Teioined the pastor, every
time a sheep gets It's foot cut Of ny
fcid ECU bark from czk sn6 q the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
CRAZE roR THINGS ANCIENT
Druggist Had Neat Scheme for Dis
posing CT Shopworn Goods.


III you ever get a Jonah on your
hands In the shape OF eatables OF
drlnkabes. just tag Il 'old-tashioned
make and Il will sell before Won have
time to think about It" said a Column
bus avenue druggist Il found that
out by experimenting With some cough
drops that | couldn't get rid Of. They
had been lying around until they had
become SO stale and sticky that there
seemed nothing could be done with
hem except TO throw them away
didn't want TO do that. 80 as a last
resort / tried the old-fashioned dodge.
piled the cough drops into 4 fancy
jar and labeled them, Recipe OF 1850
Cured your graudmothcr's cold, and
In less than half an hour the bowl had
been cleaned out Yesterday ! worked
the same scheme with d lot Of moth
balls had left over There Is but 1T
lie call for moth balls this late In the
season, but by simply marking that
box old,fashioned moth preventive |
drew in customers until they lined up
three deep trying to get at them. Il
This prediction for things that
Antedate YOUR great grandmother
time seems to be a reaction from ez
eessita modernity. Il Is a spirit that
ought to be encouraged by all trades
men. for when sensible people Will
make grand rush for prehistoric
moth balls there is no limit TO the
candy. perfumes and drugs thai they
can likewise be inveisIod INTO buy.
ing. New York Press
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
WENT HUNTING
BUT SUICIOEO
RhPHER FOUND IN FIELD
WITH HOLE IN HEAD-MlND
UNBALANCED BY oVERWoRK.

Springfield, H.. Nov. THE body
of Thomas Parks. stenographer in a
railroad office in Chicago who d sap
peared from the house of Samuel ].
Dover. near Tower Hill last Tuesday,
taking with him a gun and ostensibly
going on a hunt, was found today in
corn field with bullet hole in his
head He had apparently committed
suicide Overworke. Parks mind had
become unbalanced. it is sad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Obedience a Helm.

There is a woman down in Indiana
Who Is hale and hearty at The age OF
100, and when she was asked TO what
she attributed her age and health she
replied, obedience" Aud this. too.
at a time when the women are having
the word obey" taken out OF the mar
rage service and In other ways mani
Testing the most supreme contempt for
the old obligation. II is not to be be-
lieved that there are many women WHO
viii care TO drag out an existence OF
100 years In a state Of obedience. even
If a fair degree OF health is assured
The holy scriptures do not tell Us how
long the women lived. although We
know that Sarah survived until she
vas 127 and was 80 obedient that the
Lord blessed her with Isaac when she
vas 90. And 1t is fair TO suppose that
other good Hebrew wives we're equally
long lived and successful Thus We
see that obedience Is Of the utmost
importance to the human race and is
the source Of happiness and prosper
ity. Ssill the women of this age are
extremely stiH-necked and unresson-
able.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
EarIiest snnllsh Cemetery

The earliest English cemetery. as
distinct from churchyards and burial
grounds connected with places OF
Worship, Is that at Kensal Green,
which was eonsecrated III 1892, long
after the first separate grounds in
America The word means sleeping
place"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
NeedieWork in Vogue.

Needlework is in vogue again. a
man is always attracted by the sight
of woman at needlowork-Gh may
be only engaged in the present fash
ionable pastime of beadwork And
women are once more returning to
this dangerous weapon Of fascination.
World.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Loo Many vindication..

A man named Bill was alRavs get
Ting IL trouble But" he would say
to his friends. afterward. Il WAS win.
dicated Wicked men SAID cruel
things about me. but I was yindicat
ed. - AFTER this had happened seven
or eight times an old fellow ssid.
Bill, ] cult you right here. You have
been vindicated more often than be-
cores an honest man. "-Atchison
Globe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03

4 hope. senator veBtured the up
right citizen. that You never allowed
anyone to hint about a bride in your
presence"
Il should say not, replied Senator
Doodle, with much emphasis.
al. anr 50 glad 10 hear Il"
Ne. sir. ! never allowed them 70
has Because Il took up too much time.
r <keF eanted anFthins crooked done
50 80 e szz 4 lIzhl on anz hen
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03

The low salaries paid to educators.
especiallv in the south, Is illustrated
by the announcement in Florida
newspaper that Or. Andrew Sledd
has been chosen president " the Uni.
yersity of Florida by the state board
Of control at salary of $1,000 a year,
prof. A. A. Murphree goes in as head
Of tho state female college at the
same salary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Water Of nlsmal smamp.

Dismal Swamp gives you an uncanny
feeling; yet its waters are tho most
potable on this entire continent They
will keep sweet in barrels on ship
board for years. They are preserved
from stsgnsting BY an Infusion Of
s..nir.aa r<-ri-- - kzll..zz L. a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
Scottish Love of knowledge.

Scotland. in proportion to her popu
lation. sends more boys to college than
any other country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03

Chinese Education.
Nearly every Chinese can read, but
about 90 per cent OF the women arc
entirely uneducated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-03
OUR BARGAIN OFFER

While other high grade magazines are increasing
their subscription price, the management OF MADAME
have decided to take advantage of the opportunity and
make special bargain price Of SOC year-th,iink OF 1t
$10O magazine for just hall price In addition 70
ths to all those who will send lis their subscrip-
ton for wears for 81 90 we will send them Howard
CHANDLER CHRIsTY s MASTERPIECE, the beautiful two
color portrait of Virginia Harmed as "Alice OF Old
Vincennes" Every would be proud to own
one of these drawings by the worlds best artist
Send 81 90 for a years subscription to MADAME
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YOU are not satisfied we will refund your money or if
after reading MADAME for three months you canno
truthfuy say our magazine is the best 81 90 magazine
published we will gladly return your Sloo You are
to be the judge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
JnoIanoet.
2nfrn.
Zen | iurriae Nnmcr onataItc saIif

Ten | furrigc Sinner ontaltc Salt.
rer .. A. SsiliorL Tom blep a%rreitc.
ret ! Chicago, brnstes lorriae Sns-
bag tiIbase til lit samle Stem | She.
nonooah, bpor ban M uiI blioc lat
UNDER 6orber.
3%ongrcSmanS Sausen boibt iorri'
&C SitsSdg en- Gale ueN Ell &itutc 10
8eunion | Snea Gitp, Ssosiutb Golur.
m. San talte ON SerHbaneiperBs.
niaalet "a iiotaIte fla itertt / Saosr
al at gioe Slltrritate Commerce Som.
misiionen mere Ma1t ina ben hrnoe
regulere Observation-Disclosures, citerIom
zen innbt oct tiGnligt Tor Solicit ! DC
fcrifieIligc 0eIc al SanSet. Sarpcp
Snehum, &coofteren al "Regiiter
onS 2ea0cr~, par ogiaa paa 3rograms
met for chi Gale.
Sngen Insurance. Roltbctien.
tene bolot iioite llsc en- a0noentlon
Ccoar 8aoio&. 9etieutene ira be
miuOrC @per enifeSe Of oprette ell
eieniiSig aSiurdnceforertna men De.
res aoIIegaer ira De iterrc 9per uar
inoo Ylancn, % Be BAR ! 6Iertnl.
&c oaIate nle line aunoi6aier til &c
iprifiellile GmbeOEr Irtbrm Do.
rroqbue fra Chicago ualateS til Hrr.
fioeut. Eli 8icegruiiCcutcr uaIgteS
1bomos 6. Gnnn fra Boston; 6. !.
aidcnopb ira Saribaltlt, Winn, %
6. z. Scurcip ira @rano Aapiba,
gtid). Ser palgteS o9iao ct rnaoai.
penSc @oorS o. 6innnSfomitc. iii
ScrmnnS for Grgoniiltionsfomitccn
| 2iten oaiateS SSo0r s. SSurtueH ira
2olpcu, WaSi., % Tor Better Soicpb
Gpmcr ira Gan 1raHciSco. Get HG.
ite adrsmoSe ifnl boIoeS / Saplnnab,
Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
NpoieIsoaaSboaen.

Gssisisoassbsseu bar Tea risttj % I sps Sespfe
nVetasrt % p'S at mUotass ben ION en- Sass, jsnes
bet Huis. at isa Tan lie NJ, ~iuIstaits ZEN for ben.
ibi pss at befrasts ben Sura siutbess o. Cmhu,
hpuspaa ben CT neitprsi mso prsp,ils sns for bDrr
Gas ! belle aarei % raso saapus al b~sfirnbts Reas.
faa uaa nsaH fSrhaa. at ben lie bar fofa -eoier"
iaa tibet afssiss, men ben Obtaining is bar 'iasi.
ten Sis lea bar len -gptsn" CT. at Tr. aHausisa
iearsr tSsrfen lib slsr atbeiss. naar bet sialssr.
sm at Rare -DserrasseofeHs- 9ei,rs egrot %
ersss seo at uaserspIse BEN uee aoS % npttis Var.
BON % eristpt. 7rn aariia. eranis sr unssr,jstn
rGro hvas su ss,alsr for Slasst, men ben bette
9romie. ION ,nsHu e. sieea. iuuss mig at erre f5ss.
itissassboseu; fai ben CT en- @tass % Snaee at bare
. IA 6iem % ct Rlenssis for 9~iterisnmsrHe.
Martn gsrISsa g.elea sgtsx.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
~Sieamcoe / Y. Oafota.

Gen Ifanoinapiif .repubIifanife 81.
ga msote / 8ranb Sorts iioite Sors.
Dag. Msbet bar bel belegt, ioet ST.
gapenner fra omtreut ole Gountper
| Staten bar tilitebe.
Mpbet falotes til Srben al g. ..
Sborion al "9oromanben", ba BrG'
iibent Sobnion at Sarge life funoe
tore tiIiteSe beb Msoet. Sesiionen
blep bolbt babe S%ormiooag % 81.
tcrmibbag.
@ftermibbagsiesiiouen oobnebeS
meo en- iproeIes bel u~oarbeibet Gale
al Son. s. 6. Selgefon al @ailton.
San giorbe rebe for Acknowledgment
af at bope &eformliaa Der ] Staten
90 beiparebe Here af DC grunbleie ar'
eunlqnter, iom fremfsres, paa en-
lrGffenbe Woabe. Sans Gale pna-
bsrtcs meb ben itsrite Spm9rfiom'
beo % nonbt olles EilIlutning.
Se 9feioIutioner iom p~eotoges,
freezer Ell llopibefie al Dor &rim9r.
rolpIob, ida oen omfutter ole uai1.
bore gmbeoer t Staten. 9e uotaler
Jig / 6apsr Of Snitiatio % &eferen'
bum og forosmmer ben Ringpolitif,
Iom trlteoe i0iennem Sooen ON gpg.
ming al ct mt Sapitolium til ct So.
ircuoe of$t,000,0 900, bpilfet fortioen
life bar poafrGoet, % beller life De.
bateret noe blanbt Solicit. &eiolu.
tionerne forosutmer paa oct itGrfeite
ocu Wetbooe. iom Dor aapitoI.aom.
mission benptter itg at, ibet ben bill
ubeltGn8e al 3onfarance % tan pad
Den Maaoe gibe aprtroften for SEA,
pitolbpgnineenS SpfsreIie til bet Sir.
ma, Iom moatte iinoe 9taabe for
"8aneen"S Zine. 8uoernsr Sarles
babies, iorbi ban life gisr fine 10.
uGpneIier / SenboIb til Rpro 9afo-
taS Sooe; en fornuftig Ieoiiion al
bore Solblope a~nbefaIes; birefte
@ala at Observation-Disclosures fr9pes
og Dor ntppreroe &rpbibitionsloo
Itgttes. 2igoeH uhtaIer o9faa fin Bill.
ligbeb til at ianiarbeibe meb De andre
repubIitanife Srgnniintioner, iom
maatte ipmpatiiere meo 2igaeus Gro.
gram.
Baa iamme Sib, Tom bette 1ro.
gram er rooifalt, iaa fan oog enbper
reformiinoet Hepublifaner meo goo
Samuittiebeo oeofienoe fig oct. Oct
uotrpffes | bet itore % belle, bpao oen
reformitnbebe Gel al Oct Republican.
tie Gartt Der / Staten fipnlper for.
Son, $. 8. Strsm al Grail Goun.
tp brngte paa Gale Spsrgsmaalet ON
neb Sniunftipn at biuore aapito(.
commissioner ira at ifalte % pnlte
meo SolfetS Iioler efter eget isor.
gobtbefinoenbe. Gaa Sorilag bIep
Oct belIitttet at nebl9tte en- aomite
| paa 3 Wtano til at ~uloeriege Saeen
% on mulig faa no en- Suiunftion,
bpts bette bite liz nsbbenbist.
Oct biep oeiaa beiluttet Of neo.
i9tte Ell auntite paa 3 Manb iii at
,iSienbe Srsoniiatorer % oripe 81.
aaens Irbeibe meo Sraft. allie bdp.
De Den bebite Gro pnn 9isoens Srem.
ito. Mtsoet bar | enboer SenieenSe
Ell Sutces, % De SfumIere iom /
"aorreioonbanier fra 9raub Sorts"
eucr poa ouoen Waaoe isger at mis-.
tpnfeliqgisre Signen, bill M bone
miuore @anb paa fine &aifemsuer,
ifrioer "Statstioenbe~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

Sort Tribeo. - Sobn yoiina, en-
5anae | SiatsfGnsilct | gismard,
uroiiap for ct Nor Tiger iioen fra
Sanaflet, % man Dor isgt eiter baru
oDer belle Staten. Gan fom fcrIebcll
Dag til Granf Ebere, en- TrGifer, oa
hG6 ON at foa Mrbeioe. Cberg eieu-
firnbte ham o. iagoe, at ban life hau-
be ncget Arbeibe for BAN, men at ban
fienote IN Ianb ] Sn3Icton, iom
trriiete en- Manb. Gbera brngte bu
gotng til M. 6. Sbeporo, Tom or
Deputy berifi. Tcnnc aicnfienotc
BAN cgiaa, men IoS fla life merle Der.
meb og leiebe Doung til at arbeibe.
Snnrt eftcr are6 boa Sbcre oa Sbep-
orh ham, banbt ham oa fsrfe BAN til.
baae til SGngTet. Ger bar nSIouet
en- gcIenning al 500 for barts Eaa.
aribelie. og benne Saim bill De to oele.
Nonng bapbc pGret ri | TO ltacr os
banoe nrbeiSet paa Ell Sarm mar
@ritton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Nprn pnkutn.
EnrmrrS nnh Wrrdante "

TnrmerS nnb Wcrhants NationaI
@uuf or autoriiarct til at hegpnSe
6orrct,ing / @atton meS en- &apitaI
paa $50, 600.
Su8rn 6ure for Sruit. Sra BATH.
gate / HGmbina Golutp fripes, at
8roiten lom inotrai Seromfriu9 Tor.
rise 2cy0os % SenOag, inaeu SfaSe
BiorNe paa apIiu8cu. life euoaug paa
@ausiaacr. Suhl0imiRga ior Bette
Aar or outrert iTrSia, % S~ruifnin.
gen er beapnOt, llSbgttet AZ SucSc err
life ipGrt men &veSen er Al mcact
aoO aonlltct. III llSbpttet blep IiSet,
itploCS Den re8rinloc 8aar % llgrgs.
iet, JON TT SperbaanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
miarnuJtit.

Gn nh Scrnbnnc opmaales MI mel.
lem Heenab OF 9reen gnp. Spmaa'
Iernr babe | 5orsongs naaet Rail.
founa oe orbeioebe Der I fIere 8aee
pad beige Sioer al Sioben.
Npc gancr. - Iaoiion FRACTION
onb Snterurban 60. nil til nRite gar
tpsee Ell eIeftriif Saue ira Stotgb.
ton til Wfabiion. 9anen lfal anisbe
Here SommcropbuloSiteSer peb SSuo.
iiserne, iont TIT iugeu Sernbaneior.
biH6elie bar. Oct itges, at Den elef.
iriife gdne, Jon gaar til Gainesville,
ifnl fOrlanges op til Stougbton.
Snict faiot. - Chippewa Sails
bpageS Ger ct utA Sperabus al Sten,
% man baooe &Ggaefte onttreitt fGr.
bise. ba en- al Ststterne / Srpnien,
iom bclbt Den spre Del al Dturen.
Gao efter, oa 8pggene itprteoe iam'
men. Samcs @ilfie, en- Murmeiter,
bleo gropet 90 al 8rliet nriten SsS.
u Ststten 9ap eiter, Ilpgtebe 80 SIR.
beibere / Sait ira @p9rirgen og frel'
ite 2ioet.
SmmigratiunS Surening. 0iseon.
i'm eSnmigration ntb development
a~Siociation er uplia orauniieret |
9tilipmlfee % bar fooct fine SSnfor.
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