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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
:. Berwind, waIIaee Fairbank.

J. Berwlnd, Wallace Fairbank.
 Aravaipa Canyon railroad: F. NJ. Murphy, W. A. Drake, T. J. Norton, Paul Burks, A. W. Edwards, R. N. Fredericks, Wallace Fairbank.
 Gila River Railroad eompany-F. NJ. Murphy, W. A. Drake, T. J. Norton, Paul Burks, A. W. Edwards, R. N. Fredericks, Wallace Fairbank.
 The president s official annual re- ports, which were presented at the me oeting, indicate a very prosperous condition in all the lines of industry served by the railroads mentioned, as well as immense develoment of the mining industry going on in all sec tions tributary to the system, now reaching into so many mining districts of the territory. Several new smelt- CTS and ore reduction plants are in ae- tive operation or in various stages of construction, and, although the reports read are conservative to degree they go to emphasize the claims that are constantly being made by the Journal Miner that the treasure vaults of Arizona, particularly the northern DOT tion of the territory, are just begin ming to be explored, and that this un- precedented activity is stimulated in no small degree by the transportation facilities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
DEWEY INCIDENTS DESCRIBED IN
 DETAIL.

DEWEY, Nov. 14--After we muddy spell we are enjoying the mos delightful weather.
 Express Sympathy.
 The community was pained to learr of the death of MT. Wollenberg, ana it extends its sympathies to his two daughters in the loss of their devoted and only parent.
 New Depot Agent.
 The new depot at shelter spur is completed, and W. F. Fuller has taken charge of affairs at that point. MT Wenzen, an eastern man of ability, hay ing succeeded him here. We are griev- ed to loose MT. and Mrs. Fuller as they are people that bear acquaintance.
 Is Convalescent.
 Mrs. T. J. Grove is home at last af- ter a long siege of illness. She is much improved in health.
 On the Sick List.
 John Richards is confined to his home by illness. He is a good steady man, and we all hope to see him recover soon.
 Temporary Shut Down. The Baumann camp closed down foI repairs, but a car of coal and more coming looks like work will soon be resumed with renewed energy.
 Carroll Mine Shipments. A. J. Carroll has made one shipment of ore to Humboldt, and is preparing to make another one next month. He is installing a whim on the Carroll mine, and has the lumber for board ing house on the ground.
 Cupid's Darts.
 We believe that there will be bells other than Xmas bells ringing soon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
Theft((OQn|(k6OD (U[Q

Institute for the cure of inebriates is now open at 109 North Mccormick street, Prescott, Arizona. This cure kills the desire for alcoholic drinks, and leaves you as pure as a new born baby, with better health than you have had for years. Come and see me. It costs you nothing to talk, and to ex- anime the methods of this treatment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
''I Thank the Lord. |"

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock, Ark, "for the relief got from Buck lens Arnica Salve. It cured my fearful running sores, which nothing else would heal, and from which l had suffered for years" It is mar vicious healer for cuts, burns, and wounds. Guaranteed at all druggists; 25c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
A Disastrous Calamity.

It is a disastrous calamity, when you lose your health, because indiges
 tion and constipation have sapped it away. Prompt relief can be had in Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They build up your digestive organs, and cure headache, dizziness, collie, constipation. etc. Guaranteed at all druggists; 25c.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-22
R. EDMUNSON GENERAL MANAGER.

Will Buy Following Stocks: Cieneguita Copper White Gold Mining Tiger Gold Go Baumann Copper Hecla Mining Go Black Mountain Black Hills Copper New England-Cli
 ton Copper
 Will Sell: Bannie Gold Mines Co of America Correspondence Solicited.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

It is not infrequently that the at tention of people is called to case where some indigent poor among the Indians is lying in some dilapi- dated old shack, dying by inches of some disease, without food, without medicine or any of those comforts that should be accorded a dog in the last days of his existence. Un- der existing circumstances there is no help for this. The poor patient cannot be sent to jail, for he has done no criminal act for which to commit him. What then is to be done? SENTINEL would suggest that if those who pretend to be so solic- itous on behalf of the Indians would use their endeavors to have the government put small part of the money that it is using in building fine school houses, in erecting few homes for the indigent, to be looked after by paid missionaries, they would come nearer following out the Golden Rule.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

Judge Gunnison thinks it a dan gerous and uncalled-for practice to appoint receivers, except in extreme cases, Right the Judge is; but he forgets that there is good, big money in receiverships, and that the motto of Hillsj Brown & Co.,, while in Alaska was "Get Money! if you can't get it one way, get it another! But GET MONEY!" The only thing that strikes Sentinel pc culiar is that Hills wasn't appoint ed receiver of the Wrangell mill property instead of Hellenthal.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME
 STEAD APPLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED LAND
 Juneau Alaska October IT, 1905. NOTICE is hereby given that O. P. Brown. as W grantee Of the estate of Peter Tn. Busch mann and assignee of Daniel E. Farley, being entitled to the benefits of Section 2306 of the Re- Vised Statutes of the United States granting addi tiona lands to soldiers and sailors who served in the War of the Rebellion, has made application to this office to make proof and entry by said appli- cant under act of congress approved May IA. 1898, for lands in U. s. Survey No. 2S2, in Alaska, de- scribed as follows. to wit
 Situate on the north side of Metkof Island, east shore Wrangell Narrows, and more particularly described as follows:
 Beginning at a point at high water mark on the north end shore of Metkoff Island, marked Beg. Cor. No. l, Sur. No 2S2, from whence U. s. loca- tion monument No. bears south 57 degrees 57 minutes west SS97 chains distant. Thence east chains to corner No. 8. Thence west 20.31 chains to corner No.4 4. Thence south degree 45 minutes east along beach 20 chains to corner No. l, the place of beginning. Magnetic variation 29 degrees 45 minutes east containing an area of 39.99 acres. Any and all persons claiming adversely any por- adverse claim thereto in this office during the per- od of publication within thirty days thereafter. otherwise proof and entry of said lands will be -"''' - ''''A '''''''''' JOHN W. DUDLEY.
 Register. published for the full period of sixty days in the ALASKA SENTINEL. weekly newspaper publish ed at Wrangell, Alaska which hereby designate as the newspaper nearest the land described:
 JOHN w. DUDLEY,
 Register. Received and filed October r, 1905.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. First pub. Oct. 26, 1905.
 Last pub. Dec. 2S. l905
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

After an eight days fight the &c., attle-Nome convention elected three delegates to go to next congress at Washington to further Alaska in- terests, This, too, against the pro- tests of Nome, which claimed that congress would seat but one. On this ground the general public will ask where would congress "seat" one delgegate any more than it would "seat" three. Congress has never given the residents of Alaska the power or right to elect one del- egate or any other number to that honorable body, and until it does those elected will go to Washington simply as private individuals to shiver about the Hobbies of the Na- tional capital. Ex-Governor A. P. Swineford was chosen from this di- vision, and it is to be regretted that he does not go back clothed with some authority to act, as in his earnest endeavors he is man who would be calculated to do the sec- ton he represents much good. MT. Richard F. Ryan goes from the Second Division (Nome), and 0. J. Humphrey from the Third Division (Fairbanks). The great fight of the convention was against a man named Johanson, of Fairbanks, who favored the confirmation of Judge Wickersham, and he was defeated. While the SENTINEL was opposed to going outside of Alaska; while it believes that no good can come from choosing so-called delegates" to congress in the method pursued, it will be one of MT. Swineford's warm est aides in anything he may do to further the interests of the first AL tska Division and to place us upon plane equal to other sections of this great country no more entitled to statehood, liberty and freedom than we are.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

It is we'll. The mill case that has been in the courts for the past two years, has been decided, and by reading in another column it will be seen that it passes from the hands of the receiver and an ad- ministrator de bonis non into the hands of those, who, by natural events, are entitled to its manage ment The SENTINEL is satisfied. It has made it's fight in the prem
 ises, heretofore, without further re- ward or thanks than the good will of the community, and it is glad to know that through its efforts and the efforts of two or three other pa
 pers in this division, public opinion was so thoroughly cemented that the gang of men who caused the unsettling of so much business in Alaska have been busted and have gone to other parts to further their nefarious schemes With this the SENTINEL drops the curtain, feeling that if its efforts have not been fully appreciated, every thing it has predicted from the time of the removal of Samuel Sylvester and Robert Reid, the appointment of J. A. Hellenthal, receiver, on down to and through the attempted forced sale of the mill property, have come true, and hence we are satisfied, To the rightful owners of the proper
 ties in question we must extend our warmest congratulations,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30
Rates
Advertising Rates.

Professional Cards per Month. .s1 % Display, per inch per month. 50 Locals, per Line. ne.................. 10
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commissioners Court for the District of Alaska Division No. l, precinct of Wrangell, sitting in Probate. In the matter of the estate of Marcus R. Rosentha deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given, that I. Harry Brice, oi l% the town of Ketchikan, Alaska, have beer duly appointed Administrator of the Estate ot Max R. Rosenthal, deceased. That letters of ad, ministration were granted to me on the sth day oi November. 1905.
 All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same. with proper vouchers within six months from the date of thl; notice by leaving the same at the office of A. V. R Snyder, United States Commissioner in Wrangell Alaska.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska. November 3. 1905.
 HARRY BRYCE,
 Administrator. Geo. Irving, Attorney for Estate. First pub N9. Last, D7.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

Indian Inspector F. c. Churchill who spent the summer in Alaska Investigating Governor Brady's connection with certain mining companies and looking into charges against the governor, has returned to Washington, but has not as yet prepared his report to Secretary Hitchcock. MT. Churchill's find ings will probably determine whe- ther or not MT. Brady will continue as governor. For some time Sec retary Hitchcock has been satisfied that MT. Brady should go; in fact, recommended against his reap pointment last winter, and, when it was discovered that MT. Brady was allowing his name to be used to boom stock in certain mining companies, the secretary thought it time to take action. MT. Brady, however, promised to adjust mat ters to the satisfaction of the de- partment, but failed to do so. This led to MT. Churchill's investigation. In addition to looking up MT. Bra- dv, Mir. Churchill also went to look into Dr. Sheldon Jackson's reindeer scheme, and, it is understood, will severely score Mir. Jackson on this account. However, nothing official is obtainable about the report, and nothing is likely to be made public until after it has been submitted to Secretary Hitchcock and the presi- dent.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30
gell Island and across the bay, on

gell Island and across the bay, on Woronofski. From all of these points come reports of richness of rock that will yield large returns if properly worked. All that is needed to prove this to a certainty is a little capital to develop the properties, and this will be forth coming within the next few months. Therefore, push Pasco to the back ground and keep your eye on Wlangell, for when she starts she'll be hummer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tlat the tax roll for the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, for the year 1905, has been placed in my hands for collection; and further notice is given that all taxes must be paid by the fourth Monday of December, 1905, at 6 o'clock P. M., and if not paid prior thereto the same will become delinquent and per cent will be added to the amount thereof.
 Dated November l6, 1905.
 P. c. MCCORMACK,
 Town Treasurer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

FoR SALE-Blue Fox Ranch, producing the finest quality of furs that go into London market, as can be shown by London sales. The average prices of the blue foxes shipped from this ranch for the past four years have brought q times above the average prices of all skins sold. During the same period it skins. Island well stocked and is self-sup- porting. Persons wishing to buy can have opportunity to investigate before purchas- ing. No Information will be given to any, one except to those wishing in good faith to embark in the business Address
 '-S1APpDBGA ArF Easlaslsa, -Alaskass
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

First pub. Oct. 26, 1905. Last pub. Dec. g. 1905.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

If indications amount to any thing, and we think they do, the country about Wrangoll will be one of great mining activity. Al though it is being quietly done the mainland north and east of town Is being staked, while hundreds of claims have been and are being ta- ken on Mitkoff and Kupreanoff Is- lands, and not few have staked properties on the east side of Wrah-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

Fairbanks has shipped out $6,- 692, ,S40.41 of the precious metal during the past season, which is not bad for a starter.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

Seward and Valdez are both pushing their railroads to beat the band; but Seward seems to be way wonder in the lead of her rival.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-30

Entered November 20, 1902, at Wran- gell, Alaska, as second-class matter, un- der Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Daao 6rap for mango.

Set engeIife 9ampfi6 "St. GiISa"
(opfalot efter en- bersmt alippes
blartot SebriSerne) afsit brebag gf.
ten ben 17be fra southampton oa
ifrloe ODER til ct. RaIo paa 8auaIens
frantic SIDE, men fom Der aloria.
wteo Stibets 9ei9tnins bar ser minbIt
10 Usenneifer pmborb. 60 al 8as.
la9ererne Dor frantic @snoer fra 9re.
taene @eitfranfris), iom bapbe peret
ooer England % ioIst fin 2sg, pg
al Beingene ffiilSe be og beres Sami.
Tier Iepe ginteren ODER. gaa lite
Rlaos bar Der 90 9osiagerer, 6eri.
blanot lere engeIife. 9a "St. SiIba"
gift tilbacs, Iaa ell tpf Gage ODER
ganoet, og Sfibet blep fort efter MOOT
til at tage SaOn. 2srSag Rorgen
Den 1Soe boobe Songen, Iettet o. en-
friif gris bl9ite, IeSiaset of Snefa.
Der. "St. &iloa" iatte no % npr.
nIeoe iig 2srbng &fteu Ct. Malo.
6arponoet er Der meset i,rent; men
aapteinen fit Sar6in 6pr iiiste % fsl-
te Jig trpg. Ge tr9tte frantic 9snoer
% andre Bosiagerer git tilfsis, Iige.
iaa en- Gel af geiGtninsen. Sngen
aneoe noget onbt. gIuoieIig Itsote
Sfibet paa ct Sfiar, os oct poreoe
life IGnse, fsren6 st. 8iIba" eif al
paa @lioten. IieIem 80 % 100 @en.
iteffer fit en- paaO @rab. Slere af Dem
fob, % 9soen o~berraifebe Dem. Gen
blirtoenoe Sneitorm bar i~anSipnIig-
bis forbirret 2o6ien, iaa BON fog fell
at afitanben. Sim 6 af De omboro.
berenoe pioes meo gisbeb of bore
bierget; men ct Rpgte flyer, at 5 on
ore TOM ilanb i Sranfris meb en-
at Sftbsboabene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
3 fOmmcnSc SonsrcsicsHuu bill Scr

-
bIine aiort 6orisg pan of iaa peotaget
en- Sou, bpcrmeb Seniigten er al
ranbe @ob paa Se M ioa bpppigc
Rsunin9er bInnbt SoIbaterne
Scr % 6lao6e. Tette SpergsmaaI
bar I9n9e baret 8ieuitdno for grim.
Dig SoerpeteIie / ari9soepartementet
Tor, ON nnlIiat, at finbe et 8otemiO:
BEL, og man er fommet til oct &eiul.
tot, at 9eitrGbeIierne bereiter innrere
araa goa no paa at Iette 9eiertsrer
I6sanger til at fomnte tilbage emo
Of iGtte pberliaere Sfronfer for
&smningsforisg. Get bar niit fig.
at DC baaroe Giraffe for 3eier.
tion life bar bnbt ben tiliigtcbe
8irfning. Spa6 Der MI maa gribes
til, er at forniESe Strdffen, ioa Sc
bortrsnte SoIbnter life er bonge for
paanp at bite fig % goa inS | SGren.
Set err oItiaa noeet / bcn Retning
man mn nenter Of opnaa peS 2ppeip.
ming. On fremraeenSc Officer no.
taIte forIeoeu bI. a. ON 0eiertion:
"geIftnuben ! 2anSet er Den bopeo.
fageIise Goriag til Remnins fra SG.
rcn. hinge Rrnb bueroer fig, men
De erforer inort, at &c fnn gisre BET
Ineeet beDre ubenfor armeen; Der er
6eSre Detailing oa andre 6orbeIe; Der.
for rsrruner be. 0oar Ser er boorIise
Siber | 2onbet, er Der foa, iom ROM.
,ler fra @arniionerne."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

NNM4A
Barn 90 tos bet op ! fine Urine. I'll
Eat TT bum en- Taif / anIistct Of Oh.
rets fruftige Gob, % | GorffrGffeIie
taiteoe bun Oct fro fig. Men slben
fulste benoe iub | Stuen % boppeoe
op paa Spheborbet, bpor ben faiteoe
Waotaoe % gaIlerfener butter til
butter. Pigerne rsntte IND ! ct amber
Warelie; men slbet tom ogiaa bio o.
iprans op &opeoet paa en- af De I'm.
se 9anter. Scr. 9onapan bite enoe.
lig, at ban bar Manb / $uiet. San
III fat ! en- Stcf, os meb Den CAB ban
aben ct peIrettet alag / Sobebet, iaa
ben faiot os flinbe faites paa 9sr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
antaees forIift.

Oct norife Gmpffib "Tnrbin1 an.
tngeS at babe gnaet thumbs mie5
Wanb % Mus ! en- poIoiom Storm,
Der raiebe peo Roba Scptin Gre6na
Den 17be NoOember. Sberegnet Sop.
teiner, beitob 9ei9tningen fanbfpn.
ligois at 16 eGer 1S Manb. Den
iergelige Sioenbe brastes til glarf's
Sarbor at 9ampifibet "gona g."
Beriouer paa Wluo Sslanb iaa, OF
"Siirbin" renbte inc paa 8Iacf Mocf.
StiGret; men be par Ianst borte, og
gslgerne git iaa bsit, at BET bar iir1,,.
ltg at fgtte no en- gaab og lie til
Sielp. Sntet SID funoe zines ON.
bcro, og Sfibet git iaa fort Thumbs,
at geiptningen life bapbe rroaen @n.
Looming til at fiempe for fit 2ip. Sssn.
gen gaao funbe boIbt fig oppe. ga
ben ulptfelige Sfube bapbe itsbt, git
gslserne ODER ben, pg fort efter fom
en- graaoiia, iom lsfteoe ben op og
ierote ben neb | 9pbet. Oct er at
frpste for, at ale Solfene fuIste meb.
"Surbin" bar paa 9eis fra Gar.
molttb, England, meo auuait tiISpb.
neS ! auitraIien, os 4apt. anubion
oar oens Ssrer. Den maaIte TAO
IONS oe bar bpgset / geIsien 1902.
Den tdbsrte aftieieIftnbet Eurbin(2),
b5ts 6orretninssfsrer er g. 81. @rsn,
oS baooe biemme / Sanoefiorb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
lluSrrlrb.

lluScriGb. 6ranf :. Seller bar
SefrctGr i ct poIif 2oan & 9uiIoina
Society i NiIwnufee, men bar aiort
'ig uipnlig. st ~ioreIebigt 8ieRnem.
Jpn al 9sgerne bier, at ban er ! en-
llu0erbalonce al $4,000, % oeSuSen
bar ban Ell 8ieIS al Ell mere perionIia
9fatur paa $4,000. SeITabef bar
1900 "StocfboI6crS", o. Sc mao
punge I'D meo y Brorent al Sen Oh
rnnti, Sc bar itilet. @an oil isse at
100 Sellers go erfIRret iauit. San
bar 8ruuocienbom j IiIpaufee. %
/ Gountperne @0baibn % SnpIor, SeSs
uocu 6armInno i Winneiptn. ; bet
belle autoeeS ban at eie 100000.
Ran oenter life, at ban noeengans
oil peuoe iiIbage til WiIpaufee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

Gerne til Be Goreneoe Stater, for al
De life oleue iaameset beore f,unot
lore bort Sproa % Dor auItilr al
fienoe, men for at be fiinbe babe Mn.
IeSnins til at inoaanoe bore fric Sn.
ititutioners SUIT. @i bar eipet Dem
aiitonomi peo SnbfereIie at aommu.
naIitpre os SeIpis Sribeb til at orone
fine GnIissertber / Senipn paa 8ro.
pinciaIitpret. 2ieeleoes bar Ri beiat
fIere al DC pigtisite Gntbeoer nleo bpe.
ttge % iutcIisente iuofsote Wanb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
@eb aanias Gits Commercial Gibbs

ourli8e @aufet f~orIeSen @fteu taIte
9rigSmiHiiter Sait isien ODER Slip.
pineripsrgsuouIet % pore SntereSIer
| Situiien. Siltppincrne, iugbc ban,
m tiIbsre Gmerifa, 90 life bare
for en- fort lib heller - life bare for
en- Generation (. @r. Ser er meget,
fom muu eisreS beroper, for Gerne
ian coerIobes til iig ieIp, % ri fan
Iiseioa qobt bore forbcreSt poa, of sc,
fom M befatter fig meS at gioe 2ooc
for 6iIipinoerne, life bill ppIepe Ben
Dag, oa Ri bill Times, at oi fat for.
foare at file oS beb bette 6pIf, iou
iaa ubentet fom lumber 6e 5oreuebc
Staters 9eifptteIie. I~ugaacnoe Sorii.
fen ubtalte SIR. Soft, at Der or TO
6ofttoucr Der / 2nnbet, iom er iulob
at Der bIir 8riban6eI meaem 1ilipi,
iterre og amertfa, uemIig &c. iom or
irtereSieret / SufferopI og SobafSapl.
Oct bar bEepen iagt. at DC 6orcneoc
Stater life bar uoacn 6orpligtcIie
til at ifaife 9ernc ct behre MorfeS,
END De babe for; men bette Irauncnt
bar arunoIeit. : 6orbinoeIic meS
Jiltppincrue tom 4rigSmiuiitercn oa.
ion mo poa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60,
ben ont llb0eIuffeIie al aiucicrc, ioQoe
han, er al inmmc @trtuina pno grrur.
JON Den er bCrbieumc, % llbiiQtcrne
III 0ens SpbGoeIic for 6ilippiucrucS
&e6tomnteube er citer hans Rcning
enoog minbre, emo &c cr her / Eta.
terne. 6iIippinerne trrnger bcune
Sou; 6iItpinoernc iorIonqcr Sen Oh
ON Den b!eo opbuOet, tur0e Set 0annc
nbgaH8spuntt for en- IN &cuclution;
tbt gerres 8efoIfring Dtl6e 0o mco
rogen 9runN fuunc gisre o~iuloenoc,
at amerifuncrnc p%irtcIig bapOe til
Senit8t at melc fin egcu Sage Ser.
bortc, i0et De tiuOO en- iremmcO 8acc
nj ooeripsu1me &aH0et meO line &or,
Ger 90 taae Rogten fra Be Sn6isbtc,
ia fottiif iG.te fig ! 9eiiOOeIie of OcreS
eien6om 90 Retti8be0cr; tbi Sctte
pilbe ON faa Iar for iterite 2eIen
bIioe SiIiRISet, boiS aiueierne iif
~ubiubret &beaug. @eo Senipn til
Srftgterne al Ser amerttaHffe 6ffupa.
ton of 5iIippinerne otre0e Gait
IInnbt m0et: "gi bar arbeiOet for
StoIeoGfenet og en- bsiere SpIpsnius
bIanSt Solicit. Ser er bnert gar bic.
ben ierot Ell SLOT Gutter oa bigger fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Qbefatitreser.

mr.. % WrS. Sonopau ! &iperSaIc,
6, boube Sir$oa9 Iiten en- Slot I'm.
&c giaer hos liz i ScIitab, % be ipiI.
leoe % fang, for De sit tiIboroS. gte.
bens @ieiterne % gerisioIfene iao
CO ipiite, barfeSe Oct paa Ssren. On
gbefat, icm bar rsnt fra FIN Serre,
CT 2treHSrcier, fsIte iig formoSentIia
~tiftrutfeu at 9tuitfeu og Biserues Ip.
ittae Batter. Rrs. 9ouopau off no
% Iutfeee cp. S SaIpmsrtet flutes
bun, at aben maatte bore ct lioei