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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21
Nan Patterson Quits Stage.

Discouraged by the adverse criti-
cism that has greeted her reappear-
ance on the stage, Nan Patterson,
broken in spirit and disheartened,
severed her connection with "The
Romance of Panama" Company,
with which she was travelling, last
Tuesday night, at Altoona, Pa, and
left early next morning for her home
in Washington.
Miss Patterson was greeted by a
small house and the few women pres
ent left early. The actress, with
tears in her eyes, in an interview just
before she boarded the train, said:
"When went on the stage ad-
opted the only means left me to earn
a livelihood, and / am awfully sorry
the people have 80 severely con-
demned me. / wanted to do right
and could see no harm in going on
the stage, which is my profession.
owe thousands of dollars, and don't
know how in the world / am going
to pay it by any other way.
81 believe much of the criticism
was due to the company with which
| was travelling. 1t was not such as
everybody would care to patronize
and of course | have had to stand
the blame for it. | really did not
know much about it when I signed
contract, and rather than bear the
harsh treatment that / have been
subjected to | have decided to leave
the stage, for time at least"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21

them free. And what is the result ?
In that community, and, indeed, in
others, men will feel that they may
make way with any who may offend
them, especially if the offender be a
negro, with the assurance that they
will go free, unwhipped of justice.
Now, what are the conclusions
from these three familiar cases /?
First OF all, their necessary influ-
ence is to shatter the faith of men in
the efficiency of courts of justice
and of all legal methods of righting
social wrongs. Nothing can be more
distressing for democratic commu-
nifty, with it's naturally individualistic
tendencies, to take to itself the belief
that the laws which it has established
as a safeguard are feeble, shams to
be brushed aside with impunity by
the rude, Needless touch of lawless.
ness. This belief in the ineffioienoy
and feebleness of organized law and
all it's machinery is the surely inevi-
table road to social confusion and
civil anarchy. 1t leads to contempt
for the law and all constituted au-
thority, and invites individual
crime and organized violence.
A halt must be called. Social
leadership Of every sort must speak
ont. Public opinion and the civic
conscience should not slnmber or
rest. Both should keep intelligently
and keenly alive to the appalling
danger that threatens, not only in
these acts Of individual crime and
organized violence, but also in the
deeper danger which Turks in this
growing distrust of courts of jus
tice and the entire legal machinery
that this free democratic society has
erected for the protection of the
orderly on-going of it's life.-Soath-
ern Christian Advocate, June /.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21
Popular Excursions
Via Southern Railway.

The Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets to the following points. for
special OCCASIONS:
Niagara Falls, N. Y.-Ancient Arabic
Order of Mystic Shrine, Imperial Coun-
Gil, June 20-23, 1905. Rate, one fare, plus
81, for round trip from all points.
Summer School, June 81 to July 10, 1905.
Rate, one first GLASS fare, plus 25c., for
round trip from oil points In South Caro-
lima.
Athens, Ga.--Summer School, June 27
to July %, 1906. Rate, one first class
fare, plus 25c., for round trip.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.o.Summer School,
plus No.. for round trip.
Nashville. Tenn. Peabody Summer
School-Vanderbilt Biblical Institute
June ID to August o. 1905. Rate, one
fare, plus 25c., for round trip.
Asheville, N. C.-Annual Conference
Y. M. @. A. and Y. w. @. A., June 9-25,
1905, rate one fare, plus 25c., for round
Asheville, N. C.--C Conference of Young
Peoples Missionary Association, June 26
to July Q, 1905. Rate, one fare, plus 25o.,
for ronnd trip.
Denver, Colo.-Accouut International
Epworth League Conventions; rate very
low, and will be given on application.
Asbury Park, N. J.-Account National
Educational Association, July 81; rate
very low and given ON application.
Baltimore, Md. Account United Society
Christian EndeavOr International Con-
yention, July 5-1O. Rate, one first class
fare, plus 81, for round trip.
Buffalo, N. Y.--Annual Meeting Grand
Lodge B. p. O.. Elks, July lib. Rate
one first class fare, plus 81, for round
trip.
Toronto, Ont.--Account International
Sunday School Convention, June 20.27,
1906. Rate, one fare, plus 50c., for round
trip from all points in South Carolina.
Tickets on sale June 1928; final limit
June 30. Extension of final limit can be
obtained by depositing ticket with joint
agent and upon payment fee of 81.
Southern Railway can offer many other
attractive rates. For full information
consult any ticket agent, or
r. w. HUNT, Div. Pass. Agent,
Charleston, 8. @.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21

In lts issue OF DeCember ~, 19U4,
the Baptist Courier gives long, and
deserved, editorial write.up of DIR.
@. @. Browns pastorate at Sumter.
The first Sunday in this year Dir.
Brown and his church celebrated the
thir,iath anniversary of their happy
relations, as pastor and church, un-
der the most auspicuous circum-
stances. The Standard sends un-
feigned congratulations and Chris
tian greetings to the beloved pastor
and church. The Courier says that
if there has been any disposition on
the part of either church or pastor
to separate during these thirty years,
no one outside has ever heard of it.
This, too, when it was freely prophe-
aiea, when Dir. Brown became pastor,
that the arrangement would not last
long. A great church and great
pastor have grown up together. This
tells the whole story.
The Standard guesses that "the
annual call" has not obtained in the
Sumter church, though the Courier
does not mention the matter. What
ever we may think and say to the
contrary, history proves two note
worthy things beyond cavil: Ill
Long pastorates are the fruitful ones
in developing great churches. Q.
"The annual call" is the implacable
foe of long pastorates, and therefore
of great churches. In the interest
of the cause represented by our
churches, the Standard devoutly
wishes that "annual call" folly would
come to an everlasting end among
Baptist churches. "The annual call"
whether intended or not, says to the
called preacher, "The church does
not feel certain that you are the
man that we or God want to be our
pastor, but we will try you one year,
and if things don't go to suit all our
members you will be out, and can
move on" No pastor can do his
best work under such conditi2ns.
There is before him the constant
temptation TO say and DO the thugs
that will secure favor for himself.
Remembering that preachers are hu.
man, and that moving is distateful
to them, as we'll as expensive, it is
not very remarkable that many good
preachers find themselves shaping
their conduct 80 as to shield them
selves, hoping that GhTist's cause
may not greatly suffer in the end.
Yet in most cases they hope against
reason.
Every church ought to put its
pastor before its community in the
best possible light, and without the
remotest suggestion of distrust of
him. 1t must do this if he is to give
the church the best possible service.
AT the bottom of "the annual call"
is the feeling that, if the indefinite
call obtains, the pastor will abuse his
immunity from "the annual CALL" by
remaining with the church, after his
usefulness has ended. This is fear
ful imputation, unworthy of the
source from whence it comes, and a
gross injustice to Gods minister's.
All this, likely enough, has not oc.
Cured to many churches and church
members. To others it has occurred
with deep feeling OF modification
and remorseful regret. "Touch not
mine anointed and do my prophets no
harm."-The Baptist Standard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21
TONIC
A New Sclsntifc Discovery
for the
BLOOD and NERVES.

1t purifes the blood by eliminating the
waste matter and other impurities and by
destroying the germs or microbes that
infest the blood. 1t builds up the blood
by reconstructing and multiplying the red
corpuscles, making the blood rich and red
1t restores and stimulates the nerves,
causing full free flow of nerve force
throughout the entire nerve system. 1t
speedily cures unstrung nerves, nervous.
ness, nervous prostratioh, and all other
diseases of the nervous system.
RYDALE'S TONIC Is sold under posi-.
tive guarantee.
Triai sire 50 cents. Family size $500
MANUFACTURED by
The Radical Remedy Company,
HICKORY, N. O.
FoR SALE BY
WALHALLA DRUG COMPANY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21

Two negro preachers have been
sent to the Atlanta Federal prison
from Charleston for participation in
pension frauds. Another negro
preacher has been indicted for this
offense.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21

There will be an all. day singing at the
Neville Baptist church on the fourth
Sunday in June, conducted by j. +. Nor
ton, j. w. REYNOLDS, r. N. Smith and
Others. The public 10 cordially invited
to attend and bring well-filled baskets
and enjoy day in song service.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Stgrrelie afgiper ct iua fort M1tutl
rSncfers" lom Mmerifanerne. SEE
nGrer ell litonoieltg @tgen efter /
EFT Gart at fon1me til &ig6om %
glemmer for Bette, at til 6enne fgrer
ser flm cen litfer Sci, ben at ipare
poa rette Steo % anbri,1ge Spare-
pengene / Soretagenoer> iom gtber
itffer, ON en6 begranoiet SnotGgt.
&il man ifpoe Gienpeie til r2pffen",
CONNER man / SO af 100 5ilfeIoe
gait oflteo. SO oog buffer Ser ol-
brig en- J%orretning frem, Ser loper
foloslale SnotGgter al imaa SSno=
itl,o. l.oen at ser meloer fig 2pitba,
pcnbe. ga cit loa0an S%orretning /
&anlos Gitp, ser bor set flotte Mopn
Mmerican Mercanttle Company, for
leoen l,,fteoe fine 0bre, efter at bens
2eoerne bab6e fiernet Jig 1neo set
ltore Sperlfl16, fanotes Ser intet att
oct lepnet ems Ell Ge56el poa @pren,
% pao Sen ltoo meget betegnenbe:
5000 bpe, pou Sltcfers"". Gette
6irma bar 1ulin6er af ,&olleger i
ollie @per, % me bill, 6utfe frem,
raar Sc el6re e~rplo6erer. Men Ser
er ineen iom BELT @r,.nos for noeen
@ano til at blibc EN- "Grrfer". Ser
CT &enge NOT / 2anoet TIL at bper.
Nono,. Der bil arbeioe, fan fao. lin
Mnoel, naar bon pil "gipe Eengeae
Si6 til at noo frem paa ~.natmrlig
Maa6e. Ser ct Mrbrioc NOT for en-
bper, ioa Ser CT in9en @r,rno til at
Itille noaet 9epoiitrm for at opnaa
lpnnenoe @eifeftigelie. ct 9epoii=
tim, iom / &eglat forlpinoer mes
Mgenten. Ser er rllof fire 6oreta=
gender at intte Neugc i, naar man
Blot pil inobente fpnoige 6olfs
&ooo. Men Ser er intet prrre ems
at billie friite 2pffen, set nil iom
&cgel fore til, at mon blipcr cit
rSl,cfer". o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Horre(pon0ance.

Sangforeninge,1 u9ano" al 8root=
lpn, g. g., ofbolot 2er6og SEN 80.
@pril en- lille Set / &rolpect Sail.
&aar man tager / 8etragtning Sc
mango oanife s(fferer> ser oenne
8tnter bar peret ofbol0te / 8roof=
lpn, bar ~Gana"s s(ffere goot be-
legt. Salen bar prpoet mes 9an=
nebrogSflog og oonife apinoer. Hro-
grommet bso paa Song al ~Dona",
en- Nonolog al en- 9ane>. Soloiang
al ~9ana"s Senorianger, SIR. Mn-
oerien, iamt Set raife lille @tpffe
.Eaa treble Sol". Stoltnebnte
Stpffe fit en- raft og goo ltofbrelie,
og Bublttum blep bolot / ltooig goot
@nmer.
uDana" gear fremoo, sens Sang
bliper beore og be6re UNDER 81. 81.
Nferlinos 6bgttge 2eoelie. Muiiften
bar / go6e &enoer> &rof. M,1guit
Gotten er ielp en- 0pgtig Muitfr1s, og
ban bqpoe flinfe Meoarbejoere. Gn
&ramiebals bafte meger Spmarf~
iombeo, og mango gooe 9aniere bite.
fig paa @ulbet. I
On Hrolog bleb fremiagt / Site
mems Mnle6ning. Mr. 2ange bafte.
itormenoe 8ifalo beo en- gfterligninq
at 8iernitierne 8jbrnfon Joni Snler.
vDana" -og oens 8enner baboe en-
rigtig forneielig Mften. uDana" er
Ell al Sc faa 6anffe 6oreninger, ser
regelmasitgt afbol6er en- rigtig &in-
ieuofl1gt, set bill iige, at Sc tager
afiteo iaa tioltgt iom mltliet. On
De naar at ie Solen 6anie Tan ser
bel NOT bore Sbibl;; men iom en- @e-
gel 1pffes set Dem at le Maanen
ifinne ienere ben.
Stmpliiicrs.
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= G. IL Lilo. ~ 4 i.

Cen 17Ge Mai CT iii lnort fer
.isjen, og NeromGnoenc loopcl Der
jim mnoctlte0s pil fcire Sen. 9nor=
lrn1bcllt ser fil1bes Atoromrl10, bi(
NON sen Dag le set norlfe 6log poie,
iii MOI bpre norlfe Melooier, pil ser
lnlSes SolH % oritfes Sfooler for
ao11le &osae.s Nprom9,1oene brn-
ger iuit neb Minoerne b%iemmefro;
&c 9lcnn1c .nlbrig Sc bpie 6jeloe, Sc
,SDbe Tioroe, soe fiGrc, lom &c ser ef=
1erloo Jig. 90 oet CT: ygoot, at set er
loa. Set paaltoaes, at Sc, ser ngrer
n1clt ajrrliabeb for lit IG0relmno,
life foiter Min0er1,e til &inoen. ioa
l1ort Sc forlooe Sc bien1lige Stronoe,
IS bliuer gjerne SC be0ite @orgerc /
bct INC 9onb, bpprtil SC ma lpge
fpr at pi1toe lit ll0fommc. Jottig=
honnlelt bienlme letter ingen 0rm<
per 1nr oenne &jGrligbe6. Spert=
ilno6, Sen bjGlper bellerc til at 'ege
Sen.
Sler I'LL, oa ser bar peret fiempet
1ao fappert for cgct &onir,latpUle,n,
tar oe11nc Gag III lnrlig @ctp6ning
for os, ioet Georges Toltboloen poo
Del'ne Sag toger bort Sen 1ioIte Sing,
Ser fun giue Set llolecnoe al at bore
ct 9p6rige unocr Sverige. Morge CT
ct frit og ielpituaoigt 9o1o, pg Moro=
me11oene pil, at al &eroe11s 6plf ifoI
pGre Set. @u6 gipe> Sem 0er6iemmc
&raft til at fortlGtte &ompen mos
be1n, ser prpper poo at ogere ltnoer=
trpffere, ON ems finn al Mopn!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

en- &c nj M e IT, 9 III a s.
Jor ct Yar s(ar li0et bar ser
reppe Ell slpis, JON life bopoe 9sp-
beber at fortGlle ON r6en gale
Mullab" % Sc @r1eligbeoer, Fan
beorep / set engellfe og italienife &C.
maitland / 2ltofrifo. @on fprte Ell
&eligionsfrig mes GnglGnoere og
Stolienere, % oct laa r0 til, at man
her bopoe mes cit u6etpingelig @elt
al foffe, ser bar iaa neget farligere,
iom BON bap0e lrrt at inoie 6oroele=
ne peo eltropGiif Mrmetaftif og til
oels aoopteret Sen. @nglano brl1gte
life minbre ems 20 Millioner 9ol=
lars for, at betpinge bon1 mes @aa=
bcnmagt-og brl,gte Sem forgiepes.
Gen gale Mf,l(ob bar oberult % in-
stetlteos, og &croe,1, nopnlig Sen mt
b%oIneSonlfe, penteoe ltore Sing al
ban. Men iao blep ser pln6jeIig
Sansbeo ont bom l1oen at Ser for
isS noget ON, at ban bar belejret.
Soar Saaobeoen ifaI fortelles, bent
ger Set ioaleoes iammer1, at oen
tapre Sroens 6oripurer tor iolgt us
til England og .SStalien. San fanot,
at set 9Graoen lpnnebe iig beore at
lseDe at ct ltl1e &ongerige, Ser bleD
ifoaret 1to til bam nf$ Gemolilan6 al
bins tioligere SLENDER, ems at fort
irtte at bore oe't gale Mullab. Settle
bier at ban NOT life bar puret laa
gal enooa, og tillige at Sen menne-
H'rlige Matl1r er ems boaoe / grfenet,
og i &rlturcelttrerne: Sen piloe
Negelltring fa11 life ltao fig mos 6e
loffenoe &ieogrp6er, S%roesbeIten
aaar paa Neniion, @epolntioni1ten
tlnar ct lu1tt lille @mbeoe, Demofra5
tfr ct flaoeligt lille Mi6oerfors va
oa geroen gaar Iigefalot fin @ana,
1pe0ens irpe @ampbaner trantper paa
b. samTes Brabe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
On (uno SOM:

Merol10er 9umas Sen Ongre bar
life alene / fine Bigger % @fu,eipiI
en- &ittigbe0 poo rene @oano, men,
lom felgen0e piier, mamgIer ban bel=
Ter lite @par pao Siltale / set pratt
tiite 2ip.
Gn Mften jas ian / Gbeatret iam-
men me6 Digteren Mleranber Gou-
met, bpis Sfueipil 1etop blep opfgrt
Sen Mften. 9a opoager Dumas, at
Ell al S%ilif1eerne er faloen / gppn.
"Ser De" flyer ban iaa ipege-
fa1lo til Soumct> vber ier Sc @irfnin.
gerne al 9eres @tneipil."
Sen nelte Mften gapes t~ilfelbigt
ct @fneipil at 9rmas, og ubeloigpis
opermanoeoes igien Ell al Silbgrerne
al 5ppnen og Gourmet flyer triumfe-
ren6e til Dumas:
v@il De bare ie. fiere D1tmos,
bbilfen forpolen6e Snoflpoelie 9eres
Stpffe bor poo Gilifl1erne."
Men Dumas mongleoe life 5por:
rgfet net set er 10 Dor Sen fra
| Mftes, iom enonu lite er poagnet!!"
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Entered at the Post, oaFce. at. st. Paul.
Minn., as second class m aii-matter.


&olofferne bar Or6 for at bore Sc
irpateliaite al &uslonos 9risere. MOS
oige, b%Iootsrltiae og piIoc iom niger,
sc bar bout .%forbol6spis let
: 1eo at boloe Ss}utf' .@eplltation oppc
amber sen m,p9rcnoe &rig. Sc bar
: 1nelnIis life .fon'tlct &riassltueptaoien
poo ooitilliae Il,lipos Mtil- nersr men
er blepet bcnptteoe:. bie,nme til at lloa
apinoer pa Bart ibjeI. &oele fao
Sropper, oer:pora ic1bt iii Moncbl1,
riet, bar looct bare. fra fig, Sc iml,rte
Soler, bper Gang Sc bopoc ct So1n=
.:menltpo mes I%jcmoen..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Eapeopmme pg &ongeopmme.

F~~P"'""$ w Cto1YtopNuNlt
Som befienot bar Napen og Set ito
ltenlfe &ongeopmme itaaet pou
fjenotlig 500, lige ii6en Stakeholder
blep i%1o0raget UNDER Sen italien1fe
&rone> og &apen for lige lioen ga
lebet iom fripillig 6o11ge / @otifanet.
Sen 11pe Nape me11es oog at bore
itemt for Sorlig og far gipet forifjel-
'tge Matponinger al at ian ct billig
til at mo6tage Ell l1o1traft &uano.
Saaleoes CT ser / 0isic Gage uofom1-
met cit Yarnf(et, f%orfattet al e1 Scar
oinal, men piitnof inipireret al 8ape
Hi1S, bport 6ebatteres Sc @etingel-
ler, UNDER bpilfe ct 6orlig fltnoe ino-
gaaes. 8lon0t 6isie er, at ser u6be-
tales &onen cit laa flor aarlig Gum,
at ban funoe blibe felt jifret bba0
lofommet ongaar. 9ette forf[ares
iaaleoes, at ser fra 8atifanets SIDE
tptl blipe forlongt Spfpl6elie al ct
Stlbno fra Sen it%alienife &rone, fill
let 1871, ON EN- aarlig Mfgift af
$64O,0O0 til Eaben. 9enne Gum er
olortg bleben betalt, og Sen er /
Marenes SOB iummeret op til %
Millioner Dollars. 6aitboloer ga.
ben &rapet paa oenne G11m> bar set
llqlnge l16iigter mes 6orliget, 6a @e-
g%ieri'1gen nepe pil goa ino paa at be-
tale Sen.
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g q gS / n 9.

Sra Mis louri, meooeles ct lglenoe
Grenpel pua, at set fon lo0e fig
9igre at 9jernemfere Ell SOP, 11aar
Ser fra M0miniltrattpuens SIDE bites
Sen npopenoige Mlpor / Gagen, og
11aur Set / Set belle er Ell 2op, ser bnr
fit llolpring fra &etfuroigbeo og
1l1no Torn1ft. Som loo mango ol1=
Gre Stater bar Misipltrt Ell Stats=
lou, ser bpoer, at Salooner laa pel
iom ale andre 6orretninger ifal fol
oes luffeoe ON Spn6ogel1, - pg lom
iao mta,t9e o11ore gtoter er oette
@110 hleret opertroaot, / Mislorri
maalte mere oabenlpit chs noget at=
set Steo. Soiepb 6olf, ser opnaae-
oe lin fsrite 8erpmmelie pe0 uoen
Moo0e at bringe 8ooolernc / ct.
Souis i110 unOer 9oncn, blep / Otter
aoret polgt til Stotens @l1bernpr.
@aalnart l(ofaloet al &alget blep
fienot, pi0lte man, at Ser piloe ms
treoe Ell ny 6orpaltl1ing al 2opel1c
UNDER bans standardization. SO ban
bapoe life peret / gmbeoet ret n1o11=
&c Tiger, fpr bo1 gior0e 6ploelt for
De til bum ltille0e Torpentningcr.
Salooner, @arberltllcr og on0re 6or=
retninger, Ser hioti( troos 2open
Dopoe frit Spill ON Spnooge1, fif
Srore til at irtte Mpgleu / 9prell,
fprlt i Storbperne, ienere oper hcle
Staten. Sc gioroc set, ON ems l,l,=
Ser &rotelt> % Ell flor Gel al &C.
folfl1ll1gen, Ser 6up0e for Sftf at fci=
re Sabbutel1 pua Salpnner, bite Sc
res Sin0elug res / ltore Gfarer at
icge ben til Steoer / Sn1egnen, bpor
&c fltnoe faa Sen nil1,ffelige Iprit
1t1llet. Sprl1g por bette Stlf9l0et
let. 9ouis og / aal1las Gitp, bpor=
fra Sl1iinoer og otter Tl1iinoer al
terltige siGle ONT spnoagen emf
grereoe til benbolospis Sllinois og
&anias. Saaleoes gift Set Sc fprite
Ggn0uqe. Men mi me00e(es Set. at
Ser allere6e er inotrooot en- sSora1=
bring. Saloonerne er lige tnt luf-
feoe, men Observation-Disclosures til
Sore for Song Mlfobol er / meget
itGrf Mftagen, og Ser er lt6iigt til,
at Den belt bil itanoie, me0 anore
Sro at @bn6agsorifferiet bill faa ct
alporligt anef. @oar oette Tan la
Sc fig giere / ct. 2oris, Ser olle
Gage bar pGret berpgtet for Sc Or
9ier, Ser bar fun6et Gte0 paa Sci,
%ligoagene, bpor meget lettere piIoe
Oct oa fife bore at %giennemfere 2l1f-
ningsloben /. minore fl1gtige 8per.
t1aor Ser for Mlpor blep prgbet Ser
paa. ltlDffen er, at Ser ct ioa faa
Stater, Ser bar cit Soft be6 &oret.
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fonitruftpr, Ser 81. a. far gipet Seq
7'ngen til 5lagifibet Oregon,
tpgger / 6enne Sis e. gl1,tal rrs}iiis
&orpc0obaaoe, paa sfibSparftet !;
SeGaitopol i gortebnbet. Ser ms
life Gcajoring bar engogeret ssa1l til
at foreI!!cc 8Deningen al ct 9(nta!
iccOanmc gfibe efter en2of ban an=
nipet Etoa, ION iiges at bape lllicr,
S6oerbcle over Sc biotil ! Ben Sasse
Sladoe brlgte Mooeller. De er paa.
BET narmeite feroige % bill bIipe u11-
oerfaitet meget ifarpe Hrgber i gor-'
tebopet. Sil 8Dgningsorbeioet bar.
bon Tin benpttet ar1erifanife Arbei-.
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Sremti6 blipe forpan6let til en- flor
2egepla6s for Sc nnge Mmerifanere,
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til @aibington fra en- Sur til 3oner
% bar bolot ct Me0e me6 @ommis.
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beri feoe flor l1tilfreosbeo mes Sill.
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% at mango al Dem neolagoe oeres
Softer. 6or at gj6re Dpholoet mere
tilt:rlrasffenoe for Sem, pil6e ser MI
blipe arranaeret @ol6ipH, Senni:.
plaoler og anoen Srilnftsipart.