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Doubled the Quantity Of Egqs

What is the purpose of feeding poul-
try food: Is il not to give strength
and vigor 10 young stock and to in
crease the egg production in older birds?
II. l.. Rice of Fairlee. VI tells how
"Page's Perfected Poultry Food" serves
these ends. Read his letter: Pages
Perfected Poultry Food is considered
n good thing by those who have used
IT in this vicinity. Several Of my Gus
toners have informed me that their
hens doubled the quantity of eggs after
using the food a few days. 1t is also
considered a good feed for growing
chicks"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
CALEDONIA CASES
They Occupied Attention Of Suprei..
Court Entire Day.

Montpelier. Oct. q. -Calcdonia county
rases have occupied the attention of
Supreme court to-day. The arguments
were completed this morning in the case
pf Herbert NJ. Jcwett VS.. Murray Buck.
This case comes to supreme court on en-
:eptions by the defendants to paying s1GC
Exemplary damages.
State vs.. Dominica Costa-The respond
mt was convicted of selling Intoxicating
Iiquor and was fined 1900 and costs. The
base comes to supreme court on a motion
20 set aside the verdict and on exception
W respondent: States Attorney T.. u.
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Thompson for the state. Harland p. Howe
for the respondent.
state vs.. Henry Wcbber. pertury-Thc
respondent was indicted for perjury be-
fore the grand jury. This case has not
vet been tried in tho lower court and
comes up on demurrcr; States Attorney
Thompson for the State, Taylor & Dutton
for the respondent.
state vs.. James Duncan ct al-This Is
what is known as the Hardwick conspir-
acy case. 1t has not been tried in the
lower court and comes to supreme court
on a plea in abatement and on a demurrer
to the Indictment; States Attorney
Thompson for the State. Taylor e. Dut-
ton for the respondents. The arguments
in the case were not completed when
court adjourned this afternoon.
SHOT a BLACK BEAR.
RiptOn, Oct. CIV. u. White of Middle
bury shot a fine black bear yesterday
morning.
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PARALYSIS CURED
MR.. JOHN KENNEY's CONDITION
WAS THOUGHT HOPELESS.



Pink P~iils-Sons Details Given
by Himssif.
Mr.. Kenney has actually escaped from
the paralytic's fate to which he seemed o
short time ago hopelessly doomed. The
surprising report has been fully verified
and some important details secured in a
personal interview with the recent suf.
ferer.
1.-THE doctor" said Mr.. Kennsy, told
me that II I wanted TO live any length
Of time I would have TO give up work al.
together, and he told my friends that
the paralysis which had begun would in
time involve my whole body"
"Just how were You afflicted at this
time ?" Mr.. Kenney was asked.
"Well, I had first hot, and then cold
and clammy feelings, and Ut times my
body felt as II needles were being stuck
into it. These sensations were followed
by terrible pains, and again Iwould have
no feeling ut NIL, but . numbness would
come over me, and would not be able to
move. The most agonising tortures came
from headaches and . paiu in the region
Of my spine.
might after night I could not get my
natural slcepand my system was wrecked
by the strain Of torturing pains and the
effect of the opintes I was forced to take
to induce sleep. As I look back on the
terrible suffering I endured during this
period ! often wonder how I retained my
reason through it all.
But relief came quickly when I
was induced to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. The very first box
seemed to help me, and seven boxesmade
mo entirely we'll. There can be 10 doubt
about the thoroughness of my cure. for I
have worked steadily ever since aud that
is nearly four years."
Mr.. Kenney is at present employed by
the Merrimac Hat Company and resides
at 101 Aubin street, Amesbury, Mass.
The remedy which he used with such
satisfactory results, is sold by all drug
gists, or direct BY the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, NY.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have a double
action, OIL the nerves and OH the blood,
and have cured neuralgia, nervous pros.
t~ration, St. abundance, partial paralysis,
locomotor ataxia, an@mia and rheuma.
tism. as we'll as simpler ailments such
~ headaches, insomnia and debility.
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AT R
Dnvld 4. Cook Fell ~ F~cct-LittIc
Hope Of Recovery.

Barre. Oct. 27.-David A. Cook, n we'll
known carpenter of this city and vice
president OF the Central Labor Union, lies
in a critical condition at the Emergency
hospital and il Is not expected that he
can recover lie was at work building IL
staging Mt Leland. Hall Granite company's
shed this forenoon when n plank on which
he was standing slipped from a brace
causing MIR. Cook to fall backwards to
the ground. 90 feet below. He struck on
his head on a large piece of timber. lie
was picked up in an unconscious condi-
tion and taken to the hospital. where II
was found hat he had sustained a frac-
ture at the base of his skull. lie has
not regained consciousness since the acci-
dent and the doctors say there is little
hope for his recovery. He Ia n middle
aged man and has a wife and two chill
dren.
MACHINIST LOSES THREE FINGERS.
John Stephens, a machinist, employed
at Smith. Whitcomb & o machine
shop. had three fingers cut off from his
loft hand this forenoon by getting them
caught IN the gearing of u lathe
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A SECOND SUDDEN DEATH.
At 81. JOhnsbWry. Louis Marie Drops
Dead ON Way Home.

st. Johnsbury. oct. 2I.-fouia Marie
dropped dead this afternoon while on his
way home after his days work ut the
Fairbanks scale shops. where he had been
employed for nearly forty years. He
was born in France and leaves one ur-
married daughter. This is the second in
slant death here in two days. Mrs. Will
lam G. Bowditch having died in a car
riagc Thursday while being taken to the
hospital.
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FROM MINDANAO.
DattO All md His Son Slain-InsurE.
gent NOrOs Routed.

Manila, Oct. 29.-Troops under Capt.
Frank Il. Mccoy of the third cavalry
have surprised Datto Ali. head of Moro
insurgents of the Island of Mindanao.
who has been on the war path for some
time. and killed him., together with his
son and ten followers. Forty-three
wounded Moros were taken prisoners.
and many arms and n large quantity or
ammunition We're captured. Three en-
listed men of the infantry We're killed
and two wounded.
Heavy fighting is reported between the
co~nstabulary and Moro insurgents near
AXE LinGuascn, Mindanao.
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First and Foremost

In the field of medicine is Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t possesses actual and UNI
eQualed merit by Whicn it cures all
diseases caused OF promoted by i'm
pure or impoverished blood. If You
have rheumatism. dyspepsia. scrofull
or catarrh YOU may take Hoods Sarst-
parilla and be cured. II you ar" M
down and feel weak and tired. you
may be sure it will do YOU good.
Tho %favorite family catnartic Is
Hoods Pills.
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ADIRONDACK HUNTERS BODY
FOUND.

P%lattsburgh. n. Y, Oct. 2s.-The body
of Burton Van Orman of Lake Placid
WAS found in the woods yesterday. about
ten miles from that place. He had been
missing from n hunters camp since
Monday. The body was found lying face
downward in II brook. Apparently he
had fallen into the water while srying to
find his way to the camp in darKi.'sS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
ABOUT HARDWNCE AFFAIR.
BRIEF MEETING BAR ASSOCIATION.

Montpelier. Oct. 21.-A brief adjourned
meeting of the Vermont Bar associa-
ton was held to-day, Judge II. II. Pow
ers. the president, in the chair. No bust
ness was transacted except to record the
names Of the young men admitted to the
bar and adjournment was taken 10 the
first day of the supreme court next May.
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BEGINS WORK JANUARY 7.
I;x-Prcsident BelOit College Has 40
ccpted st. ~.JOhnsbury Gail.

st. Johnsbury. oct. 29.-Rcv. DR.. Ed
ward Eaton. who resigned the presi-
dency OF Beloit Coll &c at Bcloit, Wis.
last week. has accepted the call to the
pastorate of the North Congregational
church and will begin his labors the
first sunday in January.
The Rev. Edward NJ. Chapman. for
merIy pastor of the NOrtn church. is
supplying the congregational hurcl
i'm Detroit to which the Rev. G. q. At
kins has been called.
80, cOo-FIRE IN RUTLAND.
Rutland Oct. 2a.-The wholesale and re
tail candy store Of II. a. lowe * Co.
on Center street was damaged about noon
Yesterday by FIRE. snOk and water C
the extent of $1,000. The FIRE, which
originated near the furnace. had gaine'
covered and it was necessary for tn,
fire companies to use two streams y
water. Tho smoke which filled the Who'll,
store did much damage. especially in thu
store room where packed candy is kept
NEW AERIE OF EAGLES.
| Montpelier, Oct. cd. Is. Beauregard o
burlington. State organizer. institute
| nn Aerie of Eagles in this city this af
| tcrnoon md c"ening. Members ~ the III
der from Burlington, st. Adams, Cor
| cord, n. H.. Boston and Lewiston, Nc.
were present to assist in the work u
crpanization. The new Nerie starts OF
with more than 80 charter members.
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NEW AERIE OF EAGLES.
CANTON DAIRY MARKET.

Utica, n. V. Oct. 29.-On the Canton
dairy market 100 tubs of butter sold at
% "a: 900 boxes of twin cheese at T. l.:
cents.
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President Coming North Breaks
All United States Squadron
Speed Records.
WIRELESS WORKING FINELY
Messages to and from the West Nir-
Einin Convey Word of Capture of
southern Hearts - Nations
CHIEF Enjoys Dny upon the
bridge.

United States Flagship. West VIZ
ginia. off Savannah, Ga. oct. CA
strong breeze from the northeast has
kicked up a heavy sea. but notwitl,stand-
ing thes" unfavorallc circumstances the
squadron has maintained AN average
speed o.; twenty knots from Jupiter light
to the present point. thus breaking all
records for any squadron in our navy.
This morning the entire crew vas
mustered aft and President Roosevelt
delivered Il short address to them. The
President has spent most of the day on
the forward bridge with Admiral Brown
son.
PRESIDENT ENJOYING TRIP.
st. Augustine. Fla, Oct. 2?.-Thc
wireless station on Anastasia island has
been in communication with the cruis-
err. West Virginia at intervals all dur
ing last night n to-day. Messages
during the night conveyed news hat
the President was we'll and thoroughly
enjoying the voyage with fine weather
up 10 that time.
The cruiser had not encountered
rough weather until shortly after noon
to-day, when nearing Savannah it ran
into the storm which has prevailed
along the coast.
Last night Admiral BrownSon gave
a banquet to the Officers of the Wcs'
Virginia and her consorts in honor of
IN. President III nsual Saturday evcu-
ing band concert aboard was also an
enjoyable feature FOR the PRESIDENT.
The West Virginia and her cOnsorts
passed nv 81. Aucustine shortly altar
three o'clock this morning, 100 miles
off the coast.
Mayor Boycc, in behalf of the citizen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

Scald head is an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes. but 1t can be
cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and
permanent in it's results. At any drug
store, so cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

Cure Group. sore throat, pulmonary
trOublcs.-Monarch over pain of every
sort. DR.. Thomas l.clectric Oil.
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STILL CONTINUE WE'LL.

There was only about an hours time
intervening betw een the sending of tho
ms ssage IF the ma or and the receipt &C
their reply by President Roosevelt.
The West Virginia at nine o'clock to-
right vas almost directly opposite. or
east of savannah. and between $50 and
.01 miles out at sea. y. that time the
operator aboard the West VIRGINIA report
ed here that therr was Il strong rorth.
east hreeZe blowing and a very choppy-
sea. All aboard were we'll.
THANkS SENT NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Oc'. e9.-Mayor Bohrman
tonight received the following message
from President Roosevelt:
"On Board Flagship West Virginia. at
sea. via Savannah, Ga. October 70:
"rO Mayor Bchrman. New Orleans.
II heartily thank you and the city of
New orleans for the magnificent hospi-
tally extended me.
''rIIEODORE ROOSEVELT"
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from the people OF 81. Augustine.
tSigned)
"BOYCE, May of st. Augustine"
SAVANNAH'S FINE WORDS.


Savannah. Ga, Oct. 29.-The following
wireless message were exchanged to-day
" the la of Savannah and the
President on board the cruiser West Viz
GINA:
Savannah, Ga. Oct. 80.
'President Theodore Roosevelt, on
board the L. S. s. West Virginia:
I'm benalf of the citizens of Savan-
nah. j congratulate you upon your
capture of the Southern peoples hearts
and wish you a safe return to the
capital. ,Signed)
"HERMAN MYERS.
Mayor of Savannah
~. s. Flagship, West Virginia. Oct. %.
TO Mayor Herman Meyers. Savannah.
Il thank you and the citizens OF
Savannah most heartily.
tSigncd)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
ST, AUGUsTINE's GREErING.

Washington, Oct. 29.-Early this morn
ing the navy yard wireless station pick d
up the following message passing from
st. Augustine to President Roosevelt on
board the West Virginia:
Accept congratulations and best wishes
for your safe and speedy Godsent voyage
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
S a y e erne pan Ii s.
@run6

@pis &usierne bi6til bar faitbol6t,
at Der egenlig ingen @run6 bor for
oem til at iege Sreo me6 SSqpa,t, for
81 6eres 8rigsitprfe enom1 life bau.
6e lat lin 500 paa pirfelig rusiiif
@runo, ioo bar mi SSapan peret laa
forefommenoe at fierne ben1e S11o-
ben6ing of &l1slonbs Sci. Set joz
paneiiife Stag pajer / bette gieblit
paa r11siilf Sorobuno, ioet. Ell Crop
p%eafoeling er foitet / 2ono paa Sen
r,,sfife Sangeb Sbafalin. &ni1feu
Sn6flpbelie 6en1e 2an6gong bill bape
paa Observation-Disclosures. er Der
meget forifiellige Meninaer ON, ioci
Greosportiet / &nslano beloer til
oen Nnifnetie, at Sapan / Sbatalin
Dor facet ct Sort paa 6aonben, iom
oct life bliper let for &usierne bper-
fen at ltiffe eller befjenbe, me6ens
&rigsportiet beloer til ben Mn}fneIie,
at 6enne Sptre6en fra Sapans SIDE
ber gisre &uslan6~ minore ltenlt
for Sret emo n%ogeniin0e fer.
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~&ioneeren" % set II.
tic &on nj TAT /
. y { q 9 0.

Sen 0anlfe @ioneer" / Smabo
fremfpmmer Si0 efter al1oen mes
lenlationelle &c0aftiousortifler %
peri pnlige Mngreb, iom De0 oeres
Snobolo, Sprog og ltrigtigbeoer
nGffer ell SpmGrfi ombe0> Ser lepner
Disie Mrtiflers 6%orfatter og @laoct
eli meget tpipllpm 9gre.
Si0lte ltge brogte 8laoet loo!eoes
ell l9ngere Mrtifel ON Set bonlfc
&onll1lat / Chicago, >bniS Snobplo CT
ct fomplet Sommeninrirm al ltr1g-
tigbeOer. 81 ifol berfor life inolooe
ps pao 1togen 9istusiion al iomme.
&oniltlatets prompte Sorretningsip=
relie % &oni1,l 6. $. @a,1lons noble
log retitoine &orofter iaa pei iom
Ions reprGi e11tatipe 9eltagelle / ollie
~offictelle 0a1ife Setter er alt for be-
fjcnot til, at v@ioneerens" ltDumlf=
beoer bsr pGroiges nogen lom bel|t
:SNmgoegooelie.
81 fan oog life 1naolaoe at trent
bGpe til Gfscmpel paa, bpor list
@enlpn til Sanobeoen 6orfatteren til
0enne m9rfelige Mrtifel far toget, at
@r. 8. 6. Ms1ens bar &icefpn1nl ca.
~ Mar, fbr ST.. g. $. &onion blep
1lonep,1t tilaoniul for Sc noropeltlige
Stoter, % bar oerfor fife leoig poa
'Marfeoet, ct Taftum iom bnerfen
.Sorfatteren ,eller v@ioneeren" trrDe
:bGre npioen6e ON.
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6 S ienoe al 9pef II,
ION.

6 S ienoe al g + II,
Iatio1t.
Set bGnoer moertioen, ifipnt ifft
ret ofte, at cit garumel Spnoer paa
set finoncielle Smraaoe, cit ser belle
tit 2ip bar iob6et, ipefl1leret, iolgt
og figbt og taget Set minbit m1liae
@enipn til lin egelt Sompittigbeo ell
Ter set ltore &l1blifnms &elfero,
pll,blelig faor Sfr1pler. &por oiSie
fommer fra fon 10 for ioa pi0t bore
ligegploigt, llaar ban blot ltonoIer
fin egen @irfiumbeo og idger ut
ltol10ie on6res. gn iao6an Mon6 er
Ben befienote ti0ligere MftieIpefl1lant
fra Seem Sort Sbomos IS. 2amion,
Ser / 0enne Si0 er pe6 at foa lit
&aon beremt peo fine ubarmbiGrtigc
Mfllpringer at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
6grlt. bar ban let Moonebslfrift,
u@perpbo6ps Maga5ine", fremiet
nogle bbjit l,bpggeliae Mfileringer a.
@tanoaro Oil og @ocfefeller 8onoen,
nj, er ban begpnot at gao pioere og
Soreoragsform paa forifiellige Stc=
ser / 2al16et at blotte Spefl1latip-
mems @aabenlfab. Siffert er Ser in=
gen perre &reftbpl6 paa bort finan-
cielel Sip ems netop oenne, og Sc
Maabenbarelier, 2otpion ogter at gipe
til 8ebite, fortiener oerefter fulo
&aaagtning. Sc 6agliee 8la0e meo=
oeler &eferater al bans longe Sore
Drag, Ser imi6lerti6 err bel omfanes-
rige til at egne fig for populer 2ef-
ture: Sc bill 6og iiftert bore ieroe=
leg iun6 2esning for enbner, Ser is
Ter 5riitelie til at uprepe fin 2pffe"
/ 8brsipil.
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Gn f%pimoelig Somrnalits @oman.

VT tot1t0eltg So1r11alt1ts Jt01n1tt.
!Neo flor &omp og l1noer megen 9els
tagelie fra Sc %fineite &reoie og fra
Sc allerfattigite feireoes forleoen /
2on6on ct 8rpllup. 8rlloen bar Sen
t St1oien fp6te Sournaliit 6rpteu
Slipia Malperp, @ruogommen bar
oen amerifanife &oninl / Muifat,
|@r. Mrcbibal6 Macfir6D. 2onoons
@iffop forretteoe @ielien, beo bpilteu
ogiaa 8ombaps 8tIfop bar tilfteoe.
8rnben bar ct oloeles benripen6e og
meget originate Soilette, ct langt in.
oiff 4leoebon at bpiot gtlaif, brape,
ret meo %iglpbro6eret Gage. Sber
bette bang en- lang &erlefjeoe, font
ben6es Mano bap6e foreret benoe.
S 5teoet for 8ruoebufet bapoe bun
nogle langitilfeoe @oier / &aanoeu.
Bag beo ben6e trippe6e iom 8ruoepi-
ger tolp imaa 8%lomiterpiger fra 6or.
itooen Sarton meo &oienfurbe, bbis
Sn6bolo Be itrpe6e no til Mennel lie.
mengoen, Der bopoe foriamlet fig
paa oeres Sci. Gn &entp6ning til,
at 8rr6en ielp ofte bar ban6ret gien-
mem 2onoons @aoer iom 8lomiter-
ielgerife, sanife biit fripillig iom
S%orrnaliit for at SIRE Stuoier at
2ibet og lere Sc fattiges @rbperps.
CREME at fien6e at egen Grfaring.
Sen unge 6rre> ser ct fpot / ST.
ben, TOM iom l1ng &ige til 2onoon.
SUN bab6e allereoe Sen @nng befat.
tet fig meo Sournaliitif og palgte 11u
9onoons @a6elip iom Self for fin
@irfiombe6. SUN forte ligefrem ct
biemlpit 8anorelib. Scat efter Scot
JOB bun UNDER aaben &immel, neoe
peo 9bemien eller / Sc fattigite 2ogi-
butte, | 6relierbarens Mipler og lig-
nenoe 5te6er. Sun trapeoe runot
og iolgte Snerebaano, Ernoitiffer
og lignenbe. Sun git no / De fattig.
ite &parterer og arbei6e6e iom 6a.
|brifpige. SUN itilleoe fig op paa
@a6en og iolgte 8lomiter, og en-
Gang bab6e bun liant ct lille ipeot
Barn % bab6e taget bette me6 for at
lie, bborbiot bette bialp paa Omiet.
ninget. S 8irfeligbeoen fan6t bun,
at Snotpgten iteg til, set t%reoobbelte,
bbao Der 10 taler tic Joroel for 2o,t-
Observation-Disclosures CODE Sjerte.
9enoes SSaattdgelier % 0plepelier
bar bun giengipet / 5filoringer, Der
|bar gjort megen 2ptfe. 8aa fine
8anoringer bar bun giort meget go6t
og bar erbperpet fig mango 8enner
mellem 6e fattige.
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Gr n a nj &onalen
& =, m r :, 3

s m 3 Ii g
81 bor | Sen liolte 3i6 p9nnet os
til at tro, at in6en hi blep alt for
%uo!epeoe, bil6e ri faa 2eiltgbe6 til
pao en- befpem Maaoe at fon1me ON
paa Mmerifas &eltfplt, nemlig beo
at gaa omboro / en- Camper / cit 9it=
fpitbapn og fplge ben ne6 giennem
Savanna &analen. SSa, Iao fire er
hi b!epet paa, at Banana &onalen
iffe er noget an6et enc ct giell-
nemfgrligt &9mpefortagenoe, ri
man allere6e begpn6te at regne ipaa
oct Mar, 90 &anale,1 ffuloe tages
8rug Sg iaa fommer Ser pluoie-
Zig Ell bills 6oritprrelie / ollie HIa-
nerne. 6grit bIiper Sen oDgtige
Sbertngenier @allace, ON bbis @c-
nialitet mart M%lper6ens 8Ia6e bar
Eiiuneet 2opiange, fimpelt ben faitct
paa 9eren, foroi ban bapoe laoet
fig friite al en- b6iere Betaling, eto
@egieringen fun6e gibe bam iom &a-
nalgraper: 9g bette er iaa 5igna-
let til ct almin6eligt 2anosffraaI
mob belle 8roieftet, Der M beteg1es
fom al6efes banDittiet, iom life fa,,
giennemf6reS / $50 Mar, oip. aa-
nalen bill ffplle til efterbaonoe1t ion,'
ben bliper grapet, l1frnotet bill gro
langt burtigere emo oet ton bl1gges,
% BERT at oft: Be fonitare Scr.
bold bill lite hume forbeores iaa.
Ieoes, at Der tan 30 Menneifer.
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Der Ieber 8rar me6 Gig fro Colon.
@egieri1gens 8egrapeliespIaos.
fro ftilE14 Gauge baglig meo ino-
til q Sitter omborb.
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at oiSie pIl1oieIig opol,ffenoe Mqo-
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:bes op I'll. Der bar beret Ell beII
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81 A1lpgget Iigger gaeens eatur,
Iellerg bar bethel lite foretaaet Sc.
mango 9erionifiiiftter set iioftealars
lib: Neen Sc Reiiienoe,oer Bot.
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Mere tntimt Sorbol6.
Ser er anbre Golf, iom frpgter,
ct 6orifielligbeoer b%i6rgrenoe fra
Macc<Seregenbeoer ifal fore % ino !
eli Ronflift. 9e bebeper lite at mere
Den ringeite 9gngitelie I sen @etntng.
Ge or%ientalife 5olf nerer meget ringa
&aceitoltbeo eller @aceforoom, ag
eanife iGrlig gieloer Bette ON Sopa.
'seierne. 9elpfplgelig afifper hi gr.
rogance % feler, naar ri bliper foru.
retteoe; men iaa lgnge Dor 9@re og
Dor Spfattelie af @et life bliper iaa.
::ct, bar hi intet anoet enc bent fabe.
l1ge 6elelier operfor andre Matio-
ner, % hi fienoer sen Mgtelie, nj
ffpl6er &eitens 6olfeilog.
vDet itges MI, at Saponeierne er
blepet ct fort 6olf; men er oette Iil-
feloet, iaa er hi belt flar oper set
ioregeoe Mnipar, 6ette paoferer %,
og ri bill giere alt, bpa6 ser itaar :
Dor Magt for at pe6ligebol6e ct ben,
ifabeligt 6orbolo til europa og M1ne,
rifa og felge / 6eres 6ooipor til en-
heiere @ibiliiatton. &pao &ineIerne
angaar fan oe ittet be6re gipre eno
ri fglge bort @fsempel.
v@n Sing maa ieg bep6e: Sc
bpi6e 6olf maa foranore Sen Maooe,
bborpaa 6e beban6ler Sen guile STAGE.
De maa lere at beban6lc os iom 81,
gemGno. 9e maa opbere nte0 at tage
alt fra os u6en at gipe os noget / Gr-
%ltotning. Magterne pi( finoe set at
bore en- for Sem iclp langt gapnligere
Holitif at laoe oct finelilfe &ige for
bltpe nbergrt og %ubeifaaret> og Sc
maa opgibe oeres Nloner ON at oele
set mellem fig.
u9e Mmerifanere % Guropeere,
iom i 6remtioen refer uo til git.
oiien, mao lere at opgipc Sen ober.
legne, %bpjbaanoeoc 8%cGonolina. Sc
6i0til bur lobet os blipc til Del. Ujre
etbiife Soeer fon bnrc mangelf1lbe
pao mango Sumter, men hi beliooer
ogiaa Ggenifaber, af bpi1fc enbpsr
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