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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
DEPENDS ON HOLES.
The Bigger They Are the Better the
Cheese, Says Inspector.

ut is not 80 much the quality Of the
cheese, hnt the quality of the holes in
il that determines whether it is good or
Or bad, said Il. IL. Craven, clerk Of the
State dairy and food department IF
the holes are good and big it IL a def
mite indication of good cheese
Fifty plump, creamy cheeses, and 100
pals Of rich, yellow butter stood in a
long row at the 4. s. Webb cold storage
plant on Saturday, and the nine inspee-
tors Ia white oVeralls and jackets passed
Iup and down smiling suspiciously here,
nibbling cautiously there, and pronoune-
ing sentence with epieurean fastilious-
ness.
Now that one is just like mother
used to make, remarked another one of
tn enispeetors as he took big plug from
the heart of d fat eheddar and bit a
generous piece from one end. @This one
over here ii no good, though. See the
little holes all through it.? That means
that the milk was dirty"
The eheeses are marked according To
class. There Is the cheddar, the Michi-
gan and the salt Michigan. Each exhibit
| Is marked as to flavor, texture, sadness
and general appearance. The results are
tabulated and sent to the various manu-
factmers. No chemical tests are con
sidered necessary.
The butter is graded in much the
same way; SO per cent. being allowed
for perfect favor, 25 for texture and rs
for color and cleanliness. As each pail
il tested, It Is numbered aud small
vial Of the contents taken to be sent To
| the Stae laboraory at Lansing, where
the test for oyerrun is conducted. The
/ test II made by separating the butter
Into It's three constituents, pure butter
fiat, casein and water. The latter are
Iealled the overrnn, Of which tile law al
flows only 16 per cent Detroit News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
THINGS THEAT RlCAL.

Maude Adams is now in good health
again.
Anna Fltzhugh has made decided
success in vaudeville.
John Drew is to have new English
play for the coming season.
eThe College Widow the great com
edy success 10y George AIDE, will be
toured throughout the west.
Henry Miller says vaudeville should
be given higher consideration than that
the public generally awards It.
Sarah Bernhardt Is to produce no less
than ten plays during her coming tour
Of the United States her farewell tour,
Mrs Fiske is to appear again in
Tess one Of her greatest successes
Other REVEALS viii follow Tess al
the Manhattan theater. New York.
aYon can say all you want to about
Art with d big A, says a leading man
ager, but It cannot be separated from
commercialistn ID theatrical affairs"
Richard Mansfield is to produce
Macbeth next season l.. Rogers
Lytton, recently a leading man witt
Il. II, sothern, win be member Of bis
company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
THINGS THEATRICAL.

John Drew is at his country place on
Long Island.
Wilton Lackaye's tour In THE Pit"
is to take him as far west as San
Francisco.
Katherine Florence will be Nat Good
wins leading woman In "The Beauty
and the Barge"
Miss May Robson has been engaged
by Charles Frohman for the support Of
Francis Wilson.
Pauline Han goes back to her early
love, the comic opera stage, next sea.
son she has written her own play.
William Collier triunphed SO signal
ly Id London that he will play The
Dictator all summer at the Comedy
theater.
William Gillette Is finishing new
play ia London and on his return viii
take cruise on bis house boat, the
Aunt Polly
MARY, Mary, Quite Contrary" Is the
title Of Henrietta Crosman's new
comedy for next season Boston will
be tile first large city visited.
Ada Rehan is to remain under the
Shubert management. She Is to appear
in George Bernard Shaw's comedy,
Captain Brassbound's Conversion"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
CLEVELAND NOT RICH.
Income Of Former President Declared
To Be Only $1,000 Year,

Income of Former President Declared
To Be Only $4,000 Year.
New York. Aug. IA Wall street
man who has known Grover Cleveland
for nearly twenty years and has said
and written many bitter things about
the former President surprised some
oil his friends yesterday By declaring
that Mr. Cleveland instead Of beng
wealthy, as is generally supposed, is
comparatively poor,
Il happen to know good deal
about Mr.. CleYeland's financial a.
fairs. said be, and his income is only
little more than $1,000 a year, That
is not much for a man who has 20
support a family and live in the style
betting former President Of the
United States. The public thought Nh
Cleveland saved some Of the salary he
esreceiyed as President He did not
He was Presidentb eight years. AZ
$4,000 a year that means 100000
Mr.. Cleveland had d smaller fortune
when he retired from the White House
than when be entered il. He was
credited with making q lot of money
ont 81 real estate speeulations in The
outskirts of Washington. His real es.
tate operations were confined to The
purchase Of one house--Red Topand
the sale Of il at price below that
which be paid for it.
Some eprsons think hemade money
through the bond deals Of Morgan
and Benedict while he was President
He did not make penny ! am MOI
one Of Cleveland's admirers, but
must give credit to him for being
above anything of that sort He would
70 a long way for a friend, bat liz
Is the soul Of honesty
Mrs Cleveland has some property
which came to her from the Folsom
estate, but it is not much. The ID
come from ii Is few thousands 1
year at the outside.
The Wan street man was asked j
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
ANOTHER
FOR CHAMPS
Defeated Tigers Again Easily
5 to 2.
WINTER PITCHED WELL.
New York Americans Continue Their
Winning Streak Also, Defeating
Chicago, Although Out
batted
WINTER PITCHED WELL.

Boston, Aug. 12.-The Champions
took another game from the Tigers yes
terday afternoon, the score being to
2. Winter pitched a good game for
the home team, keeping the seven hits
by the visitors well scattered.
Boston scored twice In the second on
StahI's single, Freemans safe bunt,
Unglaub's sacrifice and Criger's hot
shot over second. Parents error allow
ed the visitors to score once in the
third when jackson had singled and
made second on Selbach's error They
also tied the score in the fourth on a
single, a sacrifice, wild pitch and an
out.
In the same inning Freeman walked
and tok second on Unglaub's hit IN
him and Freeman scored when Wins
ter's bounder struck 0'Leary in the
chest. Burkett made q home run m
the fifth, and the last score was made
in The seventh on Selhach's single, an
out and single BY Burkett.
American League Games Yesterday.
At New York, New York 2; Chicago
AT Boston, Boston s; Detroit 2.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia z;
Cleveland 6.
At Washington list game) Washing
ton +; st. Louis /; End gamel St
Louis 5 Washington g.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

Ease Ills.

Frank Dunn, the owner OF the Bos-
ton Nationals, says he will have a
great team in Boston next year.
Tom Walker is the only Cincinnati
player who has not made an error this
year. Joe Kelley has only made two
In thirty-fiye games.
Fred Tenney says that the spit ball
injured Wilhelm's delivery TO that ex.
tent that he requested him 70 omit It
from his baseball repertory.
Brooklyn won FIVE games out Of six
teen from New York this year Last
season the series stood nineteen to
three in favor of the Giants.
Dave Brain batted for about $50
while with st. Louis, It Is good wa
ger he will add many point TO that
figure while with the Pittsburgs
shortstop Abattehio, whose early
seasons performance with the stick
was very poor, Is now lacing the leath.
er hard for Tenney's Boston tribe.
Sandow Mertes, New York Nation
ais, has improved a good deal In his
batting lately sixteen safeties In nine
games-and hts hitting has been timely
too.
Graham, the onthelder loaned 70
Scranton by the New York National
league club, recently jumped to the All
/ toona team Of the TI1state league and
q day later jumped back to Scranton
i Frank Bowerman of the New Yorks
is being praised as a man of steel In
opposition to McGmnity's "iron man"
sobriquet, because he refuses to get
out Of the game even when he is badly
! burt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
Changed Conditions.

Had il ben III the West during the
palmy DAYS 81 the Quantrell gang, or
when the James and Younger boys ex.
ercised the prerogatives Of The six
shoter and the bowie knife, there would
have been a Wild rush, the eraekle Of
tia deadly Colt, blood spilled ana treas
are carried away hy daring free boot
ers, with the attendant excitement of
pursuing pose and limb parties for
the unsuccessful road agents. But
when Si,00o,000 Il moved q block along
the busiest thoroughfares Of Columbus
1T midnight an The trouble experienced
il III tie unloading Of teavy "a ty de-
posit boxes and all To gelara ne essary
is two policemen, whose only Weapons
for service were their maees.
The unusual moving Of treasure to
The amount of a million and perhaps
more was necessitatad because the Ma
toBal bank of Commerce has outgown
its Did quarters III the Clinton buiid-
ing Columbus Dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
National League Standing.
WANTS VERMONT DIVORCE.
wife Of New York's Acting Mayor
Brings Suit in Rutland.

Rutland, Aug 12.Ihe divorce case
Of Eda Olive Fornes against Charles ".
Fornes, president of the board oil alder
men of New York city and acting may
or, will probably be brought up at the
September term Of the Rutland county
court. Before the case Ii tried, however,
it will be necessary for Mrs. Fornes to
establish residence ii this county and
it is understood that 1t may be difficult
for her to do this IS she is said to have
only d summer residence ut Lake st,
catherine in poultney. The case was
filed with County Clerk Il. a. Harmon
last March, the grounds being, accord
ing to The deputy clerk, adultery and
other charges. James 4. Merrill of this
city and M. b. G. Stiekney Of Bethel
are attorneys for Airs. Fornes. No attor-
neys FOR Mi. Eornes have yet appeared
ia the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
THE HIGHEST
MARK REACHED
Record Of New Fever Cases
at New Orleans.
FUNERAL OF ARCHBISHOP
French Asylum in Danger-Three Pa
tients Found In It-First Pub
lie Institution to Suffer
From Plague.

New Orleans, Aug. 12.-The fever sit
uation shows no material change,
though the record OF new cases in the
preceding "a hours, as disclosed yester-
day, is highwater mark during the pres
cnt visitation. The federal surgeons
are not in the least surprised at the
number and Dr. White expects large
report daily for some time yet.
The official yellow fever report up to
noon is as follows; New cases in New
Orleans since 8 p. m. Thursday, IL; to-
tai cases to date, 759; deaths yesterday,
81 total deaths, 125.
Among the cases reported are three
in the French Asylum on st. Ann street
these are the first cases thus far report
Ell in any of tie public institutions ont
side Of the hospitals
Following soienin requiem mass
participated in principally BY downtown
members Of the church, the body OF
Archbishop Chapelle was laid to rest
yesterday Burial was made in crypt
under the Cathedral, where lie the bodies
OF six Of the predecessors Of the arch
bishop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

Air. Cleveland had not made mis-.
fake nbieeoming one Of the RYAN
trustees Of the Equitable.
aNavbe 50, he replied but ii any.
one sapposes Grover Cleveland went In
10 that affair without knowing what
be was doing he is mistaken. It Is
land 10 fool him. He Is blunt and
nositiye. He has his eyes open all TIE
lime Whatever salary he gets ads
trustee he viii earn. If he had wanted
i position that was a sinecure and
tbat would bring him big money he
eonld have had hundreds Of them, but
lie is jealous Of his good name and
reputation, and | am free to confess
tbat IN my opinion he accepted the
oiTer made by Thomas F. Ryan, not
nom any monetary consideration, but
from belief that he could perform
great public service to the Equitable
policy holders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
DEED FILED.
Ethan Allen Park Now the Property d
the Vermont Society S. A. R.

Ethan Alien Park NOW the Property OF
the Vermont Society S. A. R.
Burlington Aug. 12-The deed has
been filed in the city clerks Office, by
which William ]. Van Patten conveys
to the Vermont Society Of the Sons of
the American Revolution 115.1171 acres
of land situated on the easterly side of
North avenue. This is the portion of
the Ethan farm which includes Indian
Rock, the site Of the memorial tower
to be dedicated next Wednesday. The
conveyance y made subject to two con
ditions; First, that IN the event that
the incorporated society, to which the
property il decided, shall cease to exist,
the ownership and title to the property
shal pass 70 and be vested in the corpor-
alton Of the city oil Burlington. Second
that the property shall BE forever kept
for the use Of the public as 4 public
park and be always subjetc to the care,
management and control Of the city Of
Burlington for such purpose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

For rheumatism try the very simple
cure Of boiling water Take at least
a pint before retiring at night The OBJ
ject Of taking boiling water late at
night is that during the hours you are
resting ana the digestion Is not tried
the boiling water can DO It's work on
the gastric juices,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
Gexernment note Portratt..

In 1875 congress passed a law for
bidding the engraving Of the portraits
of living men upon postage stamps,
note or other government securities
after that date. Previous to that time
the honor had been given to several
men Of more or less political impor-
lance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

In Iceland, that country Of gentle
and oId fashioned customs, 1t has all
ways been the fashion to present to
the baby when it's first tooth appeared
d lamb, to be its very own, cared for
and tended as no other pet could be
and never TO be parted With.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
RUM0Rs IN THE FIELD.
Story Of an Expected Meeting 81 oy-
ana and Lineviteh.

London, Aug IL The #. Peters
Telegraph Company says that des-
patches from the front affirm that Mar.
shal Oyama, Prince KaniIls commander
Of the japanese Imperial Guard, and
the British, French and American nil
itary attaches have arrived st Ihanta-
100, with the object Of making prepara-
tions ii anticipation Of ceremony con-
sequent upon an expected declaration
81 peace,
The Japanese have repaired tlierail-
way north Of Chantafoo to facilitate
meeting between Marshal 0yama and
Gen. 1inevitch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

Schubert was preeoelQus. He learned
to play both piano and violin at five
years Of age and was put under the
care Of the village organist, who soon
said Il can teach him nothing. When
ever wished to give him something
fresh he knew it already"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
saw MILL DESTROYED.
fire Started From Engine Yesterday
Afternoon.

Jacksonville, Aug little large
lumber min Of George Gri=woEd ia this
village together with the machinery was
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday al.
ternoon. The fire Was started from the
engine, and owing % the dryness of the
material was beyond control when dis
covered. The fire was confined to the
mill and none IF the lumber was lost.
Nh Grswold Is away and NO estimate
is given Of the loss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

Printers Of the olden days used to
chain copies of their books outside
their offices, and If any passing scholar
detected an error he was rewarded ac-
cording to its magnitude-a cup Of
wine for d broken letter, cup Of wine
and a plate OF beef for a turned letter
and the like.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

Iii 1896 an English preacher publish
ed a sermon entitled "Qu'ppes For Up
start Newfangied Gentlewomen, Con
tanning a Pleasant Invectiye Against
the Fantastical Foreign Toys Daily
Used In Women's Apparel"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
New shoes.

New shoes are often difficult to
clean Take a cut lemon. rub 1t over
| the leather and then leave the shoes
to dry. when they will be found to
take the polish beautifully.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

The BARRIERS art IN Europe dates
from the time of Alexander the Great,
B. G. $50. He ordered every soldier
to shave lest the beard should give a
handle To bis enemies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
nlllinn.

The word billion IN England and
the colonies means Il million millions.
In France and Oh the continent as well
as in the United States 1t means a
thousand millions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

St Crlspin's day, Oct. %, is still
celebrated IN France, when all the
shoemakers. eobblers and saddlers at
tend religious services.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
Pecan Nuts.

To remove pecan meats without
breaking them, pour boiling water over
the nuts ana let them stand until cold.
Then crack with d hammer, striking
the small end Of the nut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
Ameriean League standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores

At Pittsburg, Pittsburg i Philadel.
phia Q.
At Cincinnati, Boston 4; Cincinnati
!.
AT Chicago, Chicago 8 Brooklyn 2.
AT st. Louis, New York 2; st, Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
The Rnsen OF nrffr.

Brita, suburb of Berlin, IS one
large rose garden The number Of
roses cut daily lii season Is about 13,
900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
suanixh coIaaixation.

The Spanish colonization period be-
gan with the discovery Of America,
and the first colony was Hispaniola.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
Men,a Neeks.

According to the British Medical
Journal. mems necks are longer than
they used to be.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
coN0UERING sAKHALIN.
Japs Report tie Surrender Of 11s More
Russians.

Toxic, Aug. 12.--It Is officially am
nouneed that 11s Russian officers and
men surrendered to the japanese on
Aug 6 at Mora, ID the island Of Sax
halin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
BURNED
BY A MOB
Negro Burned at Stake IN
Public Square
I'm A TEXAS TOWN
Sulphur Springs, Tex Residents Wreak
Vengeance on White Girls
Assauant by Burning in
Courthouse Square
IN A TEXAS TOWN

Dallas, Tex, Aug. ia negro was
publicly burned yesterday in the Court
house square at sulphur Springs ~
mob.
He was charged with attacking
white GIRL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12

DO not battle Immediately after eat
ing or when overheated from walk,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-12
CARS HINT 10 ARMY.
tie Makes Significant Visit to Kras-
move SeIo.

st. Petersburg, Aug. ~. The Gar
went, after midnight last night, from
st. Petersburg to Krasnoye.selo, the
great permanent military camp where
the depot Of the imperial guard regi-
fnents is situated. He will return to
Krasnoye Selo is regarded as deeiar-
alton of his full reliance ON tile army.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

|bpoer Born UNDER 16 slar at npoe
|Sobof paa @a6er eller andre offent=
lige Steoer. Soertreoelie 1traffes
meo 8poer fra 40 Ser, lom ifal
betoles al Sem, ser bar ifaffet 8ar-
net Sobaffe1. &r. 8ierring baaber
at fltnne faa 2opgipningsmogten til
at gipre bette ltofait til gieloenoe
Sop for belle 2on6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08
$~roninicrnc

Mp noroipif &irfe. I'm
Ger ltor Sbitioeligbea ncologocs for
leoen @run0ltenen til Ell Strife Sp=
rllp | Nor6jpllnno.
2epring @eiifoIe. Co.
rer @itt @onicn pe0 surslep &gi=
lfole poa Ipen er ropeget til at pore
Spjifoleforltae6er / 9cpring.
ND9a p.n De0 6aobora q.
Taoborg 8proao bor npliq pc0toqet
Anlrgget al cit M Sopn pes 6oa=
borg. ltogifter,1e anllaaes til ca.
100000 &r.
Ibp. Jolfctingsm S
Jreoe 8oiien trncer paano
inc &sjifolepirfiom6eoen, ioet 5an
lammel1 tteo jim Sgiter, Jru Sutta
Meller, opertager @pofiloe @pjjfole
paa Mpen.
STANLEY Mnnfe0a. al =.
en at 2anoets be6ite og melt befieno=
te Stngite, Sen gan1le Stanley
M111teoal"> %tilbgrenoe sfanoerborg
notwithstanding, bar enot lin 2gbe-
bane. 6orleoen maotte Sen faloe for
ct belrettet sfn6 i &eiteilagterens
@aaro.' &ingiten bar enonu / enbper
9enieenoe friif % iuro, men Gor-
entttgen oiloe bellere laoe lin gomle
gooe Sinet faa en- let % burtig Dg6.
END la0e ben li6e Mloeroommens
lRoDanlige &baIer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-08

9renge blep ga ienote ubenlanoS for
at lore oeres &a1nits Iinesier unoer
lterre og mere u%0piflenoe Torbol6.
9a S9reoarel1e bar til @n6e, 90
8rporene TOM bjem, bar 6orretnin=
gen itertt l. 5orfal0; men l,1ge og
pirfelnitlae. iom De bar, fit Sc inor;
bragt Sen | &etit igien; Ser toni ef=
%ter6oonoen @urtigpresie og Camp
traft % allie oe tefniife J%orbcorin-
ger, iom Gi0en forte mes Jig. Og
oct gooe og imagful0e Nrbeioe, iom
lepereoes boS oenr> trof go0e &,1noer
til Suie, blan6t Dem flere al Sc itore
Banter og Staten; set Gbielejte
Srptfert trpffer 81. a. 1ioen 1851 bo<
re 6rimarfer, Stempelmerfer o. +.
S 1901 traf BON Jig tilboge fra lin
J%orretntng.
ct sc 80 e. Notten efter Sfo=
lemeoets ltore 8onfet uoipilleoes en
oramotiit Scene / Jreoerifsbergga=
Be / &jgbenbapl1. 8lol1ot Sc lene
Nattepanorere bar ogloo Ell Stole
lgrer fra Spllano. San fonn trnt og
%fortl1n1let al Set ie,re @iloe / Sipoli
%gooenoe forbi &%atteiu16et, ba Ell ele=
gont og ouftenoe Game itreg tet for
ri. bam. Oct letlin6ige Yigeborn lag
Sc aobenbart ligefrem an poa Sen
Grprroige Sfolelerer, ienote bon1
Nine> 10 til 9am = ON ban pil0e
mco. - &al1 bar list flop pes Sit1o=
tiolen, men traifeoc n1e0. ga Sc
TOM til ct itgrft oplplt Ste0, ioa bon
11pjere poo lin 2eOlagerlfe, og ga
brpo ct Iorf gr0eliel1s l1oraob oper
bonS 2eter. Sum ioo paa 6om og
gop laa ct Sfrig.
Ger ltoo Sc liOt og itirre0e poa
binonoen - 6ooer ~ Gatter.
Ser lto0 @orneopOrogeren Mnligt
til Mnligt mes i'm fortobte 9otter,
iom for flere Mor iioen bapoe forlaot
Set freoelige jpife Stem og bar goaet
til 9un0s / Sen itore 9p. MatterQp=
meme ltimleoe iommen crt sem %
tom meo ijofle 8emerfni11ger. Sac
ltlteoe Figen baitigt ON as set nnr=
meite @jerne.
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foner? st ubpggeligt 6uno bler
forleoen giort al Ell Nr6ej0er, Jon
TOM gaaenoe oper en- Marf baqpef
%Sompepe;en, 0a bon loa en Manf
li9ge / @resiet. San gift nermere
til og iaa 3d. at Set fife bar en- 81:
penoe, men en- 500, Ser ofgop Set
nbpggeligite Sfue. @onoen> ser po1
ret pelflG6t og ioa us til at bore
omfring peo 35 Mar, bar blo6ig pac
&nlien> og pe0 at ie nnr,mere ill., lua
M%rbejoeren, at Fan bar orpbt mef
ct opbt &nipinit, Ser bopoe gjennem:
lfnaret Struben og lobet en- Mul1g:
De gloo lpbe n0 oper bans &rapetp
og Oct grpl1ne @rGs. SEQ Si0en a
bonn loa en- blootg 8or6erfnip: Soab:
net, bporme0 Set 6rnbenoe Shit pol
fprt. Nrbejoeren ile0e MI til Yp(iticl
og ofaop @elbing ON Jl1noet, bpor:
otter Steoet npje blep beligtiget oq
9i9ct fprt BORT. &e0 Ell %lln6erlgqcl.
le bite Set Jig, at Ser / 2ommer1{
toruocn to @ul0=6obbelt=l 16re fono.
tes fontont 1900 &r. &pis man =
broo meget fan tp0e poa = ltoo,
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rem oltlaa bore 6lepen forItprrct, in.
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