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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-15

Dear Miss Valeau-What do you
think of salts of tartar for hair sham
pooo GRACE H.
do not think at ali about salts of
tartar ] know that the hair can be
utterly ruined by the stuff. 1 would
not use it on a horse hair sofa, not to
speak of a human head.
My Dear Miss Naleau-I must wear
glasses and I do not know whether to
wear the spectacles or GLASSES
What do you advise? Mrs. H l..
If YOU want comfort and good results
wear the spectacles. If you want to be
foolish. and imagine you look stylish"
wear the eyeglasses. You had better
follow the advice of the oculist, who
will fit your eyes.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-15
NOTICE OF PROBATE.

NCIUTTIH q UUSIIII' HVVUII V!a II
toner.
First publication July 10, 1905.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-15
Notice to Creditors.

irst publication. July 5. 19O5.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
IMPROVEMENTS AT NEW-LONDON

Ne"-London, Conn. June 10 (SpeciaD-That IN,
dications for prosperous summer season ,rsr.
never better is the opinion of the hote, NAV
who cater to the vacation visitors In this c,tr
and vicinity An impetus has been given bv tbs
purchase within the week OF tho well know, w..
Griswold House at Eastern Point across tho harbor
from New-London. by Morton B. Plant. Coun,aa
with the announcement OF the purobay. -, .s
Fort Griswold House was that of the ,uroh.x. =.
the shennecossett beach, q short distance rror,
the hotel. which Is to be developed and becom. n
part OF the hotel reservation that is to be rrthar
extended by tho addition OF fifteen acres Of I'm,
which was already owned by Mr.. Plant The xvor,,
OK Improvement began Immediately and already
contractors are at work on the house and grounds
ana III making improvements and extensions to the
wharf, which VIII be provided with a cover,n~ r,
is stated that Mr Plants intentions, ar. IN wi.
Eastern Point an exclusive summerinx plac. ana "a
sdd attractions that Will appeal to those s.ak,n.
rest In the autumn the old house will be remoy.d
ana modern model hotel will be erected on ths
style OF the Plant hotels In Florida The Fort rr,s
void House will open June 90 and BENJAMIN II
YARD. who has been in charge for several years
VIII act as manager.
On the New-London s.de Of the haYho- <b. p.u,,.
house and cottages have been undergoing remodel
ing and Improvement, and W. H Haser Is satis-
ned that the season will be fully up to last year
which WIS ths best In the history OF tho Peauot
II the sonusl ssths5nx 9, shs Array and N.yy Club
Ths meeting is scheduled for Suns 4 The cottage: .s
Incidentally. the residents OF tho Pequot rexior
are anticipating social attractions at The Elm the
ington, which has been taken for the season by
Congressman Hitt OF Indiana. Congressman and
M . with hs ebaIa Ma sSS
summer home 10 nearly in . diract line With Tho
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
LAKE KIAMEsHA, SULLIVAN COUNTY

One of the most interesting and attractive re-
sions in Sullivan County, n. Y, whore so many
metropolitan residents seek summer homes is at
Eiameshs Lake. This is OF the finest of a
region of lakes and ponds. fed by pure spring
water and rejecting the sapphire sky. The eleva-
ton is LOO feet above the ocean and the atmos-
phere is dry and invigoratng. entirely free from,
mosquitoes and malaria Tho surrounding region
possesses scenery OF unsurpassed beauty and
grandeur
The visitors to the K!amesha Lake region will
find at the Kiamesha Inn and the Laurels accom-
modatons that are Of satisfactory and agree
able character. The hotel property adiotns the
country seat called Daydreams. a large estate
Close at 1a hand d. are ret the Bonnie Lough golf links
the sport The lake. which covers IA acres gives
ample facilities for rowing fishing Fine roads
surround It. and extend to points Of especial
cello. Monganp Falls. Katrina Falls. Loeb Shell
The Namesha Inn and the Laurels are half wav
between Monticello and Fallsburg the latter on ths
Ontario and western Railroad. whose trains fron,
this city run over the West Shore tracks to Corn
wall, while Monticello is reached by a branch ~
the Erie Railroad from Port Jervis STAGES CON
meet with the trains Especial facilities for
ing sulliven County resorts are AFFORDED by both
roads. ~ '0'h
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
FISHERS ISLAND PROSPECTS.

Fishers Island, n. Y. June The prospects
ar bright for a highly prosperous season Fish
ers Island this picturesque strip Of land extending
from the mouth of New-London Harbor ten miles
east, toward Watch Hill. Under A. T. Hale the
Mansion House has already opened and is catering
to the requirements of good list of guests. OF
the twenty-five cottages nineteen are let for the
season. Four Of the cottage families arrived this
week The hotel and the cottages have been to a.
large extent redecorated for the summer, and no
expense has been spared to satisfy the needs OF
anticipated guests
In the steamer Restless now on the line from
fastest and most commodous boat that be OBJ
tanned. The Restless will begin her summer sched-
ule of six trips daily on July l. and two Sunday
trips will be made after July 15.
Among the cottagers this season are c. H Raw
nal, of New-York H. c. Warren of Philadelphia;
Frank Mathieson. of Chicago; w. L. Mclean of
Philsdelphia: w. H. Walker, of New-York; Colonel
Z. w. Larned u. s. A, of West Point; H c. Cush-
man. Of Albany N. Y; Dr. NJ. R. Peck of New
York; Justus Ruperti and R C. Rathbone. of New
K9psid2r KkGPk Rr' d M HSte03i IT. Dr. R. Vincent H
r. Sanborn. of Hartford. ~ "
me fact that the headquarters of the Newton
Gon artLiery district, commanded by Colonel H. K
of Fishers Island, will give military flavor to the
summer doings at the island. The government
reservation has been most attractively laid out and
sands of visitors In the summer season to ali the
nearby resorts. Then the Fishers Island farm.
to poultry raising in the country. Owes q resI
country touch to the surroundings. while at the
Inn, with its picturesque golf course that Is al
ways restsul In every way Fishers Island Will
FURNISH as many attractions resorts the main
were never better.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
"a SUMMER PARADISE"
Descriptive Of Resorts Reached by Della
ware and Hudson Road.

The region reached by the route OF the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad extends from Albany
on the east to Honesdale. Penn, on the west.
and from the headwaters Of the Hudson to the
outlet of Lake Champlain in Canada The wide
stretch OF Central New York traversed by its
waters, the region of which Saratoga is the
centre and summer capital. tho vast wilder
ness of the -Adirondacks. the picturesque sur
roundings Of Lake George and Lake Champlain
are all most readily reached by the fast trains
of the Delaware and Hudson company.
This great railroad corporation is unique In
that its headquarters at the State capital
and it depends for all its patronage on other
rail and water lines which make close connec-
popular resort regions 1t penetrates. It thus
takes direct and lively interest IN all that
pertains to the welfare and interests of a thou
sand and places in which several hun
dreds of thousands of persons seek rest and
recuperation III the summer months.
Under the title "A Summer Paradise" the
Delaware and Hudson company issues hand
book containing information in regard to hotels
and boarding houses in the Adirondack Noun
tafns, Lake Champain, Lake George, Saratoga
Springs, Cooperstown, Sharon Springs and other
delightful and healthful places reached by its
lines. The publication is in convenient form and
adorned with illustrations of many points OF es-
pecial interest, with brief descriptions of espe-
cially attractive features. Among the pctu
rescue regions which put forward their claims
Tor consldefatlon, as Weil as those OF the more
widely known places. are Schroon Lake, Lake
Luzerne Brant Lake, Blue Mountain Lake,
Raquette Lake, Lake Bornoseen, Lake St Cath
crime, Chateaugay Lake and Loon Lake. There
are over three hundred places mentioned in "A
Summer Paradise" where hotels and boarding
houses offer entertainment. and as many espe-
cial excursion routes which tickets sold
from May to September good for use until Oc-
tober 81, except such steamboat and stage
lines may not be in operation at that date
Albany is the terminus of both the Saratoga and
the SuSQuehanna divisions of the road, and
nections made there for travel both north
and west.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
ON BLOCK ISLAND. R.. L

Block Island r. l.. June 10 (SpeciaD.-Both nature
and man have united In their efforts to make tn.
Isle or Manisses more attractive than ever before
this season. and the hotelkeepers hero are conf
IDENTIFY expecting one OF the best seasons known In
the history Of the island The grass wa. newer
greener. the water wss clearer and the beach
was never smoother than now. at the beginning OF
the season OF 1905. e'AH ~
All those who revisit the island year after year,
and their name Is legion, are well acquainted with
the picturesqueness OF the place. and need no sec-
year the Block Island residents are hoping TO wei.
como many newcomers, and have everything In
readiness for their entertainment
The roads have all been put in good condition and
a new macadam road has been built leading from
the Town Hall to the bathing beach. The old wharf
at the East HaIbor IS being thoroughly repaired
and Will be In prtIna condition when the visitors
begin to arrive The hotels have all been renovated
and are In readiness for ths expected crowds OF
July and August.
The regular trips Of the New-York.. New-rondon
and Providence boats which run direct to the
tslsnd, will begin about July !, and most OF the
hotels are planning to open about that time
There has been an unusual demand FOR cottages
Several new cottages have been built and others
York City: 10 having one erected on Mohegan
Bluffs, and ]. A. Kehbeck, also OF New-York IL
building one the west side or the island. Judge
Boarman. of Georgia, Is having extensive altera-
lions and improvements made upon his cottage and
II expected at the island In another week the
cottagerS arc expected TO arrive, and many hotel
guests are to be hers over tho Fourth OF July
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

main line OF the Ulster and Delaware road. with
every railway facility.
Ali the Pine Hill resorts will be open in few
DAYS and they report a promising outlook fos
business The fine cottages in this region ana
at F1eschmanns will be occupied. The White
House near Mount Pleasant, is again under the
management Of Mrs. Davis Whine. the owner
The famous Overlook Mountain property, the
highest resort in the range, has been SOLO 10
New-York parties, but 1t cannot be learned
that the house will be opened this season. George
Mead the popular landlord Of Mead's Mountain
Home, died last winter, and the house will be
In charge of his
The resorts at Hunter and Tannersvie and
at Cairo are all preparing for q great season,
and the advance applications said'to be far
ahead of former years at this time.
The Grant House, on Jefferson Heights. near
Catskill, opens June 10, under the control of
Grant & Cornell. The Prospect Park House. on
the river bluff. at Catskill. begins business on
June 81, with D. Pick proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Elm. but nearer the Sound shore. has added to his
close by, the house on which has been rebuilt and
will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs Mansfeld,s guests;
also received attention. and formal garden laid
out, though the attractive garden OF wild flowers
is still retained.
At Ocean Beach the cottagers arriving daily,
and though dwellings have been erected,
the inquiries for cottages many and accommo-
dations will be at premium before the season is
opened.
In addition to the attractiveness of New-London
In itself and its many historical associations, the
building of trolley lines from this city to
Mantle and in another direction to Stonington
opens fine country for the holiday seeker. en-
bracing both seashore and woodland. It is
pected that the Niantio road which will give access
to several small shore resorts will be in running
Oriar Iu1
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
TAKING A VACATION I'M A BUGGY.

A. for travelling OUTFIT. that 10 very simple
Under tho seat Of my trusty one hoss shay IS a box
reaching from the seat to the noor. This Is my
trunk 1t has been carefully lined and holds every
thing one needs As for provisioning driving trip
we hke Ooobin. trust to the harborage or inns
and tho chance entertainments at farmhouses
last stopping place
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

For those who caro- for the Intimate companion
ship OF and for that solitude which tenus ~
the growth In things OF the spirit know 9r ne
better way to spend a vacation Neither DO kho ,.
q better way for those who suffering or euns.
such trip brings contact with all sorts or wea
in the open and with the curative powers ea Ia
ture nervous patients Will find rest In the
ouietude OF such holiday. Such a trip Is. s.osiro
over curiously enough. III view OF your Sgs,,ary
TO all weathers an absolute specific 10Y otSSr
colds and similar ailments.-(Country cAsn~~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

get that there tenderfoot on buckin' broncho.
Second Texan1Twondn't do no good. He's ons
Of them automobiis scorchers-tKansaa City
Times
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-11
Kontra Qooentismen.
(Q g. g. @ig)
(Slnttet.)

8. Men Subaismen er baaoe badblss pg ~iejrsles.
Ga Iaalebes er bet meb ale Sdnobebens % 8rtfti Wtoos
~Itanbere. 9bi fun SanO6eben tan fpbs Gro, og al 9roen
uoipringer Saabet, Sejrs6aabet. Sg at aopentismen er
baa6les, Ter ig netop ct gepis paa De Weoler, ben bruger
til tit 5orfpar, %Iaaleoes ogiaa 6r. @6riIidns Bog. Sun
en- 6aableS Sag 9riber til %Iaaoanne @uaben, i%aaoanns
gebiier. Neb ben Slags @adben oinoes Der ingen Sere,
bet er jg ois not poa. 0erimob gBr bet mig onot for
%iaabanne %enfolbiQe M}enneTter. ipm uoen beres 9ibenoe er
fangne al en- iaaban adnpsretnin9, og iom biseli9 life
meb beres 0iQie bill forugte enten arHtuS, bans Orb eler
'anbe &irfe, = bet gBr mig onbt for benz, at be ~dQi9epel
CT meo til at op6oloe en- 4anbsretning, iom ggr bet bdobe
/ i'm Care % grafiis. Og bet er min o~prigtige 8gn for
iaaoanns, at De MAJ, ON muligt, fad gjnene op o9 ie,
fbor be taar, og penoe zig al 9jertet til 6un1, bbem ale
SUBS 5oriatteller er ga % Omen, Sub til 2gre, og at be
MAJ penbe fig meo 4fIfp fra en- Nanosretnina, Der ger
Sub til ct Ulennefe, WenneItet til = ct DIR, og %dGigebel
iiQer ON ule, Der life er Iom be, Of be bGrer 8nrets Wl6rz
ie, en- Qanosretnin9, Iom life for ct enete punft al fin
qare fan iinoe Stette Subs Orb, u6en at Der Itl enten
leg9es til eler to9es fra, iaa bet dltiaI life mere er SUBS
Orb, en- Qanosretning, iom ub9ioel gamIe 9atterier %
9ilofarelIer for bet Ii0Ite Naabens gubfdb, Iom BIZ fgre
line 3~ilbengere inb unber 2pben, fom &riitus bar ops
fDlbt, fer 2ibet, og Osben neb 5tlintetgsrefien; iom
lite Ielo tor tage De ebige &onfetoentIer al, bbao ben lGa
rer, % berfor trbfer fla peo, at Der er ingen eOi9 Straf
til, en- @ano5retning, enbelig, JON Ooper at ige, at Sub
fiuler Sonb6eoen o9 laber Soft tro pua en- 9itbfarelie.
Sdnbelig, en- idaban Qanbsretning er life for COB at benbe
fig fra meb Qfitb, - men en- iaaban @unbsretning er
Qbbentismen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-11


1919. De 4potrbfife gDungslisr til
Rp 9eitamente meb en- Gfterftet.
Oberfat at 9erm. 8. 9reoerftn,
S%Ogneprait. 184 Stber, / Omftus.
HebIat fra $1.30 til 40c., inbbun<
ben soc.
200. @erbens6iforifte Smaaifrifter.
Qf 9. 9. 5brige, 9rufesiOr Oeb as
benbdbns uniberftet. Snbbolb:
Granffe 0%ronninser. - Oct nse
@retenIunbs 0iftorie. = Stafiens
pg Serbiens 5iftorie. - geOerlan>
benes 9iitorie. 142 Stoer, / Om<
flag. NebTat fra $2.4O til 80c.
202. SOltez2gbentpr. Samlebe eg
ub9i0ne af SLABS 8ernffen. 1856
Sioer, / SmfIag. RebIut fra 60c.
til 40c.
206. Det triitetige 2io fremitinet I
8 pr9bifener Og cen @ieliestaIe,
boGbte ooer be foreTtre0ne SETTER
fra 40 Sgnbag efter Srinitas
tis. @f S. 9elpe9. Gebiut fra 40
til 15c.
207. 8iGeber at Rorbens Siftorie.
9eb 6reberit 8arfoeb. 294 Siber,
/ OmIlaG nebfat fra $1.20 III
SOC.
208. @unbe Ro1entranb. st 8ibrag
til 0anmarts 9iftorie unber 5res
berit ben Srebie. OFF Gbr. 8ruun.
284 Siber / Omftug. Nebfut fra
$1.4O til SOC.
200. Sra 9ernegubstjeneften, fem
gr9bitener meb tilberenbe 5or>
tauingsr at gbrfftenM gIer, preft
beb ct. pauls 8irte / 3sbenbapn.
9enr1 Using, &anD. tbeol. gnz
regne Mitb, Ganb. tbeOt. 72 9.
1ebfat fra 80 til zoe.
210. @mbebe og Srbtnatton / beres
~insbprbes @runbforbolb. st bi>
itoriit bramatff 5orfbg Of ST.
Bib. Inberfen, prOpt og Sognez
proit. Nebfat fra $1.60 til SOC.
211. 2ut6er. st firteGtgt 5efffpil,
Qf Or. Sans 6eria. Mutoriieret
OberIetteGIe efter Originalens 13.
0plag, at Otto apnbe. 90 @iber
/ SmTLag. GebIat fra 80 til 25c.
212. Sra Mei6felfloben til bet iti1e
6ub. SOrteuinser at polite 5ors
f~attere, peb Soban @robe. 294
Siber, / Omi1. Hebiut fra $1.40
til SOC.
215. 2ibet paa 2anbet. Stitbring.r
af Mntpn Hielfen. 185 Stber /
OmTIag. Nsbfut fra 8Oc. til 40c.
ZIG. Gre 9obener af Gmil Marriot.
Sorfutter til Den geiitIise 0sb".
OberIat af 81. aierulf. 231 Sibsr,
/ Om1ag. Nebfat fra $1.35 til
SOC.
218. Smaa frifter til Splpsning for
3riItne, l1bgibne at prOf. Or. Gre>
berit Nielien. pabens rfejlbarbeb.
Sre 8reOe fra S. BON 9elinger.
Meb Snblebainger pg @nm9rtninz
ger. 40 Siber, / OmIIag. Rsbfat
fra Doc. til zoe.
220. Mda ban TONNE? Snterier | en-
Qtt. @f qnna aierulf. Opfsrt
fprIte Sang beO SsifforeftilIinsen
paa Oagmartbeatret / 4nlebning af
&pinbernes Uplifting fra 5Ortib og
Rutib 1895. 30 @tber, / Omflas.
Hebfat fra zoe. til sc. =
221. BUFFERS 5aIteprebttener. Nebz
fat fra 65c. til 25c.
225. Sra bet attenbe 4drbunbrebe.
Qf G6r. Nrentaen. 1913 Siber, I
OmfIag. Neofat fra $1.00 til 35e.
228. Se bimmeIffe Sing. ariftslise
9etragtninger, af emanuel 8obn,
@%ognepreit / l1lfs Os 9~iteresebe.
175 Stber, / OmfIus. 0cbfot fra
$1.00 til Doc.
232. Sm Striftemaul Og aftersang
/ beres frfftmasise pg tirtebiftori@
ffe Sorborb til binanben, of Sacob
9olm, Sognepr9f til 8abum. 10
Siber. Nebfat fra 10c. til &c.
233. Dor !9erres sSeiu &rifti @ens
fomft. 8~ibenesninser ODER Wots
tbaus gbanselinm, aapiteI "a,
bplbte I Mbpentstiben 1887 af g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-11
|Npger til neolatte Yriier.

8i gar mobtaget mango 9obe Dtuist
Bigger, JON 1T. sr opfsrt | bort Rata,
log. Samme Ielges iii neDiat pris.
Iaalanse 9plaget parer. Yrtferne e.
nstto, 0g geqerne ienOes portofrit, til
Opluget er ubioI9t, t ben Orbea, fom
8eitiningerne inbleber. @trip msf
bet FANNIE, inben bet er for isnt.
~ gsserne beitiuss efter Rummer.
1877. &i9aro peterien: Sire 9ipss
biaeoer: Merner M6ro6amI on,
2uooig 3ucf, MoriB 4rnbt og
bans 5orbolb til 0anmarf, pout
MeGer. 235 Siber, inbbunben.
Rebiat fra $1.7O til $1.00.
128. 8. 6. M%artenfen, mt gibrag
til en- aaratteriitit at banit gr9>
oiten / bet 10. Nar6unbrebes
iibIte 6alpoel, at 9. RanneitaO,
Sogneprait. 154 Siber, inOs
6unOen. gebIat fra 1920 til 81.
131. &riiten o9 Spbe. Gn 5ortaGing
fra bet 16. Qarbunbrebe, at aarl
6einri6 6aspari, meb ct 5ororb
at Slotsprait, SIC. If. poulien.
pa Siber, Iino6unben. 0ebiat
fra $1.70 til $1.1O.
132. 0ognp. st 2ibs6iaeoe / ora>
matiit 5orm, at @tl6. Malin5.
1872 Sioer, in6b. / flint 9inb.
NeOiat fra $3.50 til 90c.
134. 6or LOO Qar iiOen, SfitIer af
2iOet / 8anmarf / 1888, at 3ts
8arO qeterien. 176 Si0er, inb6.
Ne0iat fra $1.3O til 90c.
1876. SO6n 9alu6an@M pQer. Menz
neItets aomebie. Dramatic 0igts
ming. 201 @ioer + 0mifog. =
NeOIat fra $1.O0 til 20c.
1877. Religionsfiloiofi, of q. Niet>
fen. 537 Siber. / Smflag. =
RebIat fra $500 til SOC.
1873. HeIigion, Religioaer og 3riffene
bonn, gibrug til ReligionspbifofOs
pbien, at %. s. Monrob. 500
@iber / OmiIug. NebIat fra $2.40
til 60c.
139. Song 5reberit ben Shbenbes
Regering. st gibrug til ben Dam
Tfe Stuts5iitOrie fra 1848-1863.
Deb Qrel Sboribe. 5srfte ginb,
76O Siber, unoet 8ino, 1902 Sis
Der, begge / OmfIag. Nebfat fra
$500 til $1.60.
142. @6rpber, 2uObig, Sorfanber
for SoltebpiftoIen / Qffoo : 81.
peter !9olm 2urfen: Gn biitorift
G~Ort9uing ON bet gubefige 2iosrBre
bos bet menige bdn1fe Soft / bette
Qarbunbrebe. 252 Siber | OmTag.
ReOfut fra $1.45 til SOC.
las. @amfe / @aarbe, at Sens
Sfbtte. 5ortefingen inbebolber
en- Sretfu9I. Oct er Sibsadnben,
&rDbftptter. 1872 Siber i Omrag.
pris nebfat fra 90c. til 40c.
145. @enner df be triftelige 5orenins
ger for un9e Menb. u~barbeibet pou
8runblag at 8iitop g. 8rummd>
9ers .2ebensbilber" meb enteGts
andre 3ilfeielfer at canb. tbeol. s.
6. 9arIen. 100 Siber. Nebiat fra
4Oc. til 15c.
146. Sm Stdbningen, msb ct Sin9g
ON ben be0ige Strift, at Or. Claus
Surms, So9neprGft / 8iel. pou
0anif ubgibet at 2aurits Gbriitidn
0itleO @eftergaarb, Spgnepraf til
ct. Sans airfe / Sbenie. 1872 @is
Der. Rebfat fra 40c. til 15c.
LAT. Sanger paa ct. Wli9el. 5ors
telling at Mub. Gug. 9eriier.
Meb ct giGebe at ct. Mi6ef. 265
Siber. Rebfut fra $1.40 til Acc.
148 Gneene og beres pasning. of
81. s. Mnberfen, 2anbtnfpettpr. 80
Siber. Rebfot fra 15c. til SC.
149. Spber og 8riitne. Gn Operfets
telie at Rab6iner 2idteniteins Bog:
Ssbebom og 3rtitenbom. Meb en-
inblebenbe 4fhanblins at $. 6.
MepIins. Soeneprait. 90 Siber.
Nebfat fra SOC. til 25c.
$50. Gil Oberbejelfe, | Mnlebning at
prof. SeHbinss Bog ON 9. 8irtes
nN r. % Co,Eoo 90 G-,Nnr