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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Beware the Easy Shelter.
From Hugh De Selincourt.

years are but a FOOLS measure for wont,
"hich Is divine; they bring caution more
OFTEN than wisdom, and a certain belief in
,he unreality of joy. man is quickly dis
iiiIsioned. which commonly means that he
has set up his own idea of what things
should be by the side of what things are.
and sulks forever at the result. He then
commits the folly of becoming old. and nre-
rers existence 10 life. He claml}ers into
one or other of the many shelters that line
the way curls UP within and smiles pity
ingly at the young of all ages pressing ON
to some end. no matter what, alive to the
beauty OF the sky and the clouds and the
birds and the trees, alive even to the
beauty to be seen In one another. breathing
deeply of the air of strength. living and
loving and beloved. until at last they are
made one with nature. But the heart like
the liver. grows torpid without exercise: a
gradual decay comes to the man In the
shelter, decay from which he IS released.
much against his Will. by DEATH There are
too many shelters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
CARE OF LITTLE WARDS
DEFICIENCY REPoRTED BY chill
DREN'S GUARDIANS.

The Commissioners hGla-e approved the
recommendation of . Secretary George s.
Wilson of the board aef osffrities that Con-
gress be asked for a deficiency appropria
ton of 800 for the care, and maintenance
of wards Of the board of children's guar
dams, with authority to pay not more
than $500 to Institutions adjudged to be
under sectarian control. President william
]. Miller of the board of children's guar
dams requested a deficiency item. of 81 600
for this purpose.
President Miller said the reasons for the
increase of expenditures over the same
period of the preceding year are an in
crease of rate. at the Industrial Home
School from s1025 to $3.50 a month for
each ward, and very large increase in
the number of small children maintained
in boarding homes.
The board of children's guardians also re-
quested an appropriation of sS306S to pay
certain sectarian institutions for services
rendered during the fiscal year 1904 Be
cause of the limitations placed upon the
board in the District bill, 1t is stated Civ
ing the board authority to pay not more
than $1,000 to sectarian institutions, the
board was unable to pay each institution
the full amount called for in the contracts
with the Institutions. The amounts due
the several Institutions according to the
board of children's guardians, Is as follows:
st. Mary lnduStrlai school, Baltimore,
$16.49; st. Roses Industrial School, $2S 50:
st. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum
SAL 40; st. AIMS Infant Asylum, $1O6 81 ;
House of the Good Shepherd. S153.32; St
Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, s1S7 u;
House of the Good Shepherd for Colored
Girls, Baltimore. $296.04.
Not Legally Due.
In reporting on the request for the appro-
priation of sssOes to pay these institu-
lions Secretary Wilson of the board of
charities says this amount cannot be said
to be legally" due the institutions named.
because the general law prohibits the board
Of guardians from paying money to Sec
tartan institutions. unless specifically au-
thorized by Congress. The services rem
dered by the institution, he says, were rem
dered with a knowledge of this fact, and
there Is, therefore. no legal claim, in the
opinion Of the board Of charities.
Considering the number of institutions
involved" Me Wilson continues. land the
comparatively small amount of money, It
endeavored to live up to the spirit of the
law. 1t appears, at the same time, that in
giving consideration to the religious
preferences Of the children or their parents
the board found 1t desirable to accept the
services of these institutions beyond the
amount allowed by law. to the extent indi-
Gated. Although the. services were given
with the knowledge that they might never
be paid for by the government, the board
Is Of the opinion that under the circum-
stances, there Is moral claim for the
amount indicated, and we recommend that
such amount be appropriated"
This recommendation Is also approved by
the Commissioners and Congress will be
asked to discharge moral obligation CT
the District. -s.r..e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Receipts by Associated Charities.

In response to recent newspaper appeals
stating that funds are urgently needed and
that the contributions this year have not
equaled the amount collected during the
same period last season, the Associated
Charities has received a number OF contr,
buttons The amounts have been sent to
Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer of the as
ISOLATION, at the general office at SI1 q
street or to his place of business In the
are as follows:
Mr. Nicholas Luquer $50; Mary r. South
erland, 70; Mrs B. w. Parker. So; cash. 81 :
Mrs William H. Chany, 81: Mr.. F. H. Beth.
ell, $40; Mr.. John Miller. 50: Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Gale. 500; Mr.. O. NJ. Bryant, So; Mrs. W.
A. Miller. 81; Mrs. P. w. Coleman. SIS; Mr..
+. B. Linton. s.; cash. 81; Admiral George
c Remey, $40; Mrs. Pauline A Hammer.
-; Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Vinal, 81; 81. q
b., $13; Mrs. Carrie Beard Evans, $40: G.
3. l., 50; Mrs. H. B. F. Mcfarland, SIS; Mr..
Henry Wells. So: N. M. Brooks, So; Mr.. Ed.
8. McCalmont. SIS; Mrs Serafino Veiati. 81:
u. F. IT," SO. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Disraeli and Gladstone.

Warwick James Price. In the Criterion.
That Disraeli wit was too much for Glad
stone. The great liberal had but one adj
jective for his tory opponent and that was
"devilish." Never during the years of their
opposing leadership had the two any social
relations; each made light of the Others
literary efforts. Some one asked Lord
Beaconsfield to define the difference be-
tween a misfortune and calamity, and un-
hesitatingly It came. IF Mr.. Gladstone
should fall into the Thames 1t would be a
misfortune II any one should pull him out
1t would be calamity
The best Of all the Gladstone Disraelf
stories tells how once at a London dinner
party the ladies' at the table were asked
which they would marry IL they had to
marry one or the other-the great liberal or
the great tory. All declared promptly in
favor of Beaconsfield save one, who hasten-
ed to explain that she had rather wed Glad
stone that she might elope with Disraeli
and SO break her husbands heart This hap
pening was of course retold to Disraeli. and
SO pleased was he over It that he susnsnded
cabinet debate on the chances of IA con-
tinental war in order to relate 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Pointed Paragraphs.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News
A weak woman can put up a strong bluff,
The more some men owe the more thew
want to owe.
Champion prize fighters are naturally
stunning men.
Honeymoons are often eclipsed by fnaa-
cial stringency.
The man with a single idea must be a
confirmed bachelor.
A lot of uncivil men hold office under
civil service appointments.
One isn't necessarily wealthy because he
has more money than brains
AZ ieast the ossihed man has all the back
bone he needs in his business
A fellow feeling for your pocket book fs
not apt to make you wondrous kind
one way to interest a woman In a a.
article is to mark it down from $40 to ST M
You can't convince woman that any
man VINO has proposed to her is a fool
When married woman wishes she were
man her husband is apt to echo the wish
Occasionally woman marries her ideal
man, but 1t Is only a matter of time until
her air castle is transformed into fiat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Cox Charged With Assault.

Thomas A. Cox Of 1911 Church street
northwest was arraigned before Judge Kim
ball in the Police Court this morning on
charge of assault preferred by his wife,
Fannie e. Cox. who lives at 2S09 o street
northwest. and after demanding a Jury
trial he furnished bond In the sum of 500.
nue. northwest as surety Cox, it is stated
by the police. recently separated from his
wife and she secured divorce with all
mory. and he believed that as long as he
govern her conduct Several days ago. 1t is
alleged, they met ana the husband object
ed to the way the wife had been conduct
Ing herself, and after IAN argument he
Immediately thereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Pigeons Flying at Large.

The Commissioners have asked Corpora
ton Counsel Duvall for an opinion as to the
extent of their authority with respect to
preventing owners of pigeons from permit
ting the birds to fly at large. The opinion
has been asked for upon a communicat ton
from Mrs Agnes Obold of 123 street
southeast who recently wrote to the Com
missioners asking them If there Is any law
governing pigeons flying at large in groups
of a dozen or two
would not the owner Of pigeons be COM
PEELED to keep them fastened up, or, If nee
essary, to dispense with them entirely in
order to have the nuisance abated?" she
asked. IF so, what would be required In
order to stop them flying at large. as ]
consider them not only annoying but very
injurious to property as WE'LL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Children's Guardians Successful.

Justice Gould Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, in passing upon
the petition for the writ of habeas corpus
filed by the board of children's guardians
for the purpose of regaining the custody Of
Mary Murray. small coiored girl, from
Lizzie Colen, ordered that the girl be re-
turned to the board.
Lizzie Colen claimed that she was entitled
to the legal custody of the child explain
ing that Mary had been verbally linden
tureo TO her by an agent of the board AS
the respondent presented no written evil
dence to show that she was entitled to the
child, the court. as stated, directed that
Mary be returned to the board. The latter
ant Corporation Counsel Stephens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Dwelling Burned.

The dwelling of Mr.. j. T. McIfwee at
Rosenberger near Winchester. Va. was to-
tally destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning and two daughters of Mr.. McIlwee.
who were alone in the house, were badly
burned about the face and arms in escap-
ing from the house. How the fire started
IS not known, and its spread was so rapid
that nothing could be done to check 1t, and
there was no time to save any of its con-
tents. The loss will amount to about 81 900,
with small Insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Robbed Of Handbag.

Miss Bernice Conr ell had an exciting time
with highwayman this morning shortly
after o'clock. She left her home at 1927
18th street northwest to go to her place
walking north on 18TH street. Both Miss
Conneil and the colored man turned west
on street and when near vacant lot
the man snatched her handbag and ran.
no one came until the robber had escaped.
She had $685. pair of gloves and several
car tickets in the bag. A description OF
the man was given and the police are look
ing for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
Restitution Made; Case Dropped.

The warrant against Charles Thomas,
who was charged by Thomas Harvey with
the larceny of one suit of clothes. watch,
chain. ring and razor. valued at $50. was
nolle pressed In the Police Court this MORN
Ing. as the prosecuting witness had written
which he stated that the offense had been
committed about two years ago and that
full restitution had been made, and asked
that tho prosecution be dropped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

Col. George w. Mills. formerly head of
st. Adams School. at Radford, va, one of
the leading men of the southwest is dying
at Memorial Hospital, Richmond, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

tented. and never stop fighting for what
you have or in your efforts to achieve bet
ter results
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-20
ara stanles. sparb 60. y. =.


ga bet faniie pilbc iniereSiere 99iers
ne at berc IiSi fra bemne Srait. itaI lea
rrepe at eipe noeIe SpIpsniueer, ora
Reonfiicncn piInc optnge Oct line Spals
ter, StnnIep Iigaer psn @reat Rertbern
@anen omtrina so MiI beit for Miuot.
Sor Iiot opcr TO anr tiboae pal Der mn
en- 9epot ca to Scitionsbnie. men hi ian
mi i%renlnilc tire G3cnfrulftures. ct grpre,
%riitore, ct Surnitureitore, ct Sruaitorr,
ct SIpur & Seeo Etorc. e n @ant, to
SIaeterihcp. Gpol & giHiaro San. ct
Sotel oe to Rcitaurantcr, @drbcribop,
9umberharo % en- glepdtOr, Sommes
rens 2eb er Der bIit opfsrt Tere 8ebpeIs
iesbuie p9 ct @rief Stolehus, TOM err ct
AT be itsrite pg pafrese | @aro Gountp.
On airte CT ymocg EStsreIie. ioa pi maa
itee. @neu bar giort Sprbnuieuoe Srems
friot / sen forte sis. Siouoiuaoerue or
oeiaa her reprrfenterebt, Sarmerne
ruuot Der er nriten uberutEcuoe Stanbis
raper meb 4orferne fom Re ~iterfeit re-
prcfei,terehe. 9anbet ruuNt her er az
behite abaiitet, orttrent ioa auet, Tom
Roro Sutcta ian frentpiIc. 5ibite aars
GoIirg bar belt ieiennem bra, % liNes
leoes oct fc~regudeune aarS, Ruit eiorbe
life uoaer Sfaoe Der iaar. GrtNct Somes
ifeaoIane ct Der iaien enoAa, % oct CT
Hotiaa bra Gam. % Northumberland"
ian blipe fiebt til riuielioe &riicr enouu.
Set SluIoe pGre snifeIiGt at ic ficrc
NorSmrnn ener Gtausindper her Ell
nGr Srrmtib. Gu amber, Hpttia 5ine,
Tom hi bar Der, er Sui. Ser er Here sui
miner CT 4 mil fra gncIL Tom oripes
uriteu belle gnret igienncm. Set cr bet
iaotoIote 9innite Goal, iom iisbcs for
50 pr. Son bco Iiueu eicr for 81, hbis
MAJ tar oct rb ieIp; Der or oniua alt oct
Sltl, man bebeper at faa irit, bpiS man
oil giere zig BET @rpheri al miucre hct no.
Set berer altIaa til @pbeumcutct, 90
ser fan "fiel3" nerpaa pco at bctale 50
pr. gcre. Ser CT unlrriuoclig 0ooe
@rGsaarge. % 2dneet er oNidu belt
ifittet for arcaturdpl. Ct Greuulcrn or
SEN uGite hi frrrgcr. 90 bi bill m~uIiGcriS
Iuurt foo set, Set bar rGrct mcaet pao
Sale bcu icnere Sib at Dele &uro Guuns
III, og bet BIZ muligcns famine til afs
itrmuing til Barren, % Stnutcp biz 90
urtcr uScu SpiI bite Oct unc Gouufta
icot. SUuo @eir % @iuc auRnnr. ina hor
III babt ct uomertet @iuter6cir til bemne
Sio.
Sil Gdarcn hadher hi at Ic Ell hel
Slot g%migrouter itrer,n,c iuS Der. Ser
er maaife mango al eber. Tom bar en-
SorSfict. men snifer Tom 9i8tereH. radr
ban fang:
"@ib oct bar 70 p9I eg rdaboe
fur Gin 6Iefte ap benne Serb.
@erre 10 Gin Setg Tom uaaohe
fcuttt Sot ifrda eiu Siur.
Bar oct brl for tort cit &ite
til "a faa / btglig StdHS2
8unot ON Siorane or tuitn life
i bort fa8re Safo."
2igtereu mener Der eorle 9oree. men
oct fan 10 ogiaa ipn9es ON bette Sanb.
9. @refte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-20
WOOLSONS HOusEKEEpER ACCOUNT BOOK,

Ser er p~trtelis Ell BOG. iom iugen
5usbplSer bar Haoo iii at bore, iorroen.
Sorfattcreu bar eiort Susbolbniua paa
en- bis Sebilguing let. Gen ~dnaIpIerer
llogifter. bier bdgIige. ugcutligc o. maa
ncStige liSgfter i hpert 3epartement | Din
9usbolbuins. Su fan itrar ie eutcu Oh
fureaer eqcr %formiuSifer ! nogcn Gel.
500 or oct iaa iimpelt % let JON eu lipen
soutant aonto. Ser er en- SiSe for bier
al &c toIu RuaueSer meo CIT SotaIitoe.
Iom bier Sc muunebIige GUNNER. lbs
s@iftcrue SeleS iom fsIser: aisc os Gro
cerier; Srust Os @rsniaasr; 9eelt.
Smsr o. ees; IS, eps % garme; Seie;
sicuerbiGIp; @orSs og SeuseIimeb;
eurcea9u o. aistteureoftaber; SorftieIs
Iigt,
Seno 25 Gents til ~llsgipsrne. George
Z. Soolion 4 Go. Ven Sopen, Conn,
vi bill aIGSelia ienoc Seuse tilbage, bers
iom Sogen life sr iuloiommeu tiIfresss
hiaenSe. gpeS bbert erenrpIar ieuoer ri
en- aatal0s oUer annre soae Ting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-20
ara cafe siuai. q. 9af.

Gngoaeube 2ate Sinai tor iea iigc Iaa
tort ct Srb. at bpis en- life bar uGret
hr iioen 1882, ian bill man bIioe operras
ffet ueo bet Sremifri5t Siuai bar elort
ftoen bets g~ebnegeiie. for ben Sib bar
oct o~darltee &eie. men bet bar Enarpeie,
fiji od att uIdr bent pber ale Sarnle, iou
bet a iudrt at tiere til @pen MOB MT,
Sen Si6 bar BET Sreu, fom maatte giere
SieReite, og l~tgele0eS oct life Iaa
fpert bepenSt meb 5ishnenin9erne ben
Sib. Ndar man git ODER 8r9rien. tutoe
man Bit 90 Der ie no8Ie forte Sin9eIter
paa en- li6en 8atfe meo en- Ii8e iaa Tort
8ibe, boor Asgeu Tom pp, iaa hi al Den
funDe fe, Der boebc Solf. men pna falniue
Sin bnebe Be gobt og forlsiet i De Inue
&pliger, Tom bar opiatte oeraang. Sis
BEN beaDnnte Snrmerne at ipmine zig me-
re % mere, o. meD oeres GelItnnb bleo
peIaa Sirai biulpet frem, ifisnt oct bar
foitet Sarmerne / Sinni meeet StrRp %
Genoe, iaa er 10 Sirai M ct &aruots,
for MI er Der pene elegoute9pgninger al
ole Slips % 8inemeIer er Der opreilt
runot omfring, iom giper rieelia gann
til &reatrrerue. Set eneite jeg life IN
nes ON. or Dor LANCE 8bpei. gi bar tils
bells 10 a Is Mile iii en- 8p. pi fnloer
8olon; men ian CT bet 10 bare ON 6ps
iteu hi bar ret trobelt meo at tiere iuo
bort 8rsu, men pt bar 10 en- COB Siua /
Sinni. o9 oct err ct Store, icm lpurer %
ineaet pan &pueieIL ba hi fan butte bore
SEQ % bort Smer % fau @orer i9ieu.
ga, ri fan pgIad fdd bnnble meo &ous'
taut, foritaaes % ligeIeoes bar pt en-
Gmec, Tom er Iige pen Chen at Storet,
pg ION err os me9et tilbielp, a bore
@Ioger bliper uuruli9e. 90 ind Ell pafs
Ter Sag fpm man tierenbe meb en- Sraao
fra @oiga oe no til Sturet, % mat
hpuate ben up pon uogie Yiuoer, iom
itp6 biit % Der efter &cieu. Wcu DC
itdnSIeoe life ser. meu tierte ritnot rGe
item til ale Sdrntere, 90 it6cn fotr nteo
gorer oa ipitret op pad gGg9en, Idd INT
er bet bare at inn pda IN 8eio o8 it8e:
Saaol fad er BET / fulb Sang. Sa, mt
bebsper man life tiere t4-15 WI for
at tale meb en- MaRo; nei, III ian en-
itaa / ct 6ierue / 6uiet o8 nG'ten buor
man bill, tale rulbt / Siuai og SbeR. "a
CT 1ppr san, bpor man har fine Msoer,
% life at foralemme bar Sinais llugbom
en- prrotig "9nnh", iom ipiler / SaIs
len ON Sbeibene, inn bet bar gpb otit.
90 .ian bar pi Sa TO airfer / Silni Tom
betjcnes al Iaitorerue 9. Gnbera os g.
GuGren. Seq iau er9an9 en- Sfripelle
fra Sinoi / "ROiteu", bnort bet Itob, at
Soften" maatte gau runbt Raauen for
at tomme / Sinat. ga bcsoGrre, ben
hnr enbnu Sen famine 8ute at eaa, nrch
ben Gprifiel, at III nGiteu ale fan fnu9e
BEN uberfor fine 9sre. alt bette, Iom
ieg bar rabIct ianrmcu. piier, at / Siuat
er Der en- goo @efoltnine. Meu alieeOel
iaa Tom TSpartruito pan "Sbeita" Dor,
faa pi iii baarIig 9palitet. 8pg og Scbs
re berirnob bar goo, o9 Slaren 1tomerfet,
en- glGbetig Sui % ct sobt 9tntaari
On Sarmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-20
arriaationsiuacmet iom lea hmse. Q

SrrigationsipHemet iom ies hruSe. 90
rotnrliapis Loo Tom jeg baooe Jet iisf
for. % foritoo bet oltinmmen, ifieut ianot
at iise, bet Dor fsritc Gang ies iaa noaet
al Setbhenben / ben Metning. Ser er
lite gpirl ON at a~ln1inocliae Sarmpros
butter porer Der. nnber innitig Gnnoine,
bet iaa iea @epiier for / SpeSe, Sapre.
Toteter % Sapeiaeer. Sanite Der ior
opies Sriiat oeiaa, men Oct for NH
Der enooa Ill at cpuiie uooet oeraf, iaone
be. Ger er TO Sutfcrfabriser Der / Sds
len, % be par frembeles / Gang, meu
ON henne Suhnitri orepes meo uoaet
SeIb, ff ies inaeu @reie paa. getcrue
grur NOT Der. men ON oct nnoer DC bcrs
pGrenoe @efineclier Ienner fig al bnrfe
nenr. er ct annet Spsrqsmanl. aouhets
llhfeeuoe brhaaebe mig 1et life. ~Snee'
brrih" aier ct triit Snbtrnt pad en-. !
ale Salo fcIer ieg mig itfe frif ! do
llrteifob. Oct los til DC bar fbrrt bils
Iiae til at felge fine Sdrrre Der uoe -
Fan hrHee Der er noGet iueien. Der bier
Sc fipper at be @orherre ON aequ c1s
iaa? Sea er mn euadtg fad Hebtif dH'
lnat, at ieg life bar nogen tro paa lsns
nenbe Sarming Heor Ell er Hebt til al
itole paa Sproifater for @auh til III,
Niger, fnrhi iea peb bel De bar for Gil
at IA alt Sorretnineeu fan taale.
Men dbropos ON Sruqtaol. Sea hsrs
te / Safoid at Ser hrencs npfteu bare
meo Scune snr ecri 9oIen, maaTfe Irftr
acre inb men ieq iao nm eaa en- RlahS
nonle Nbletrrer. % bisie Sgrtes life at
tribes bebre cnS lea aiorbe.
6eao lea forrefteu fna Boo Strcu, er
set fIoaeIt at tie meh. al heh itftpIe
@ruio. at lea intet foritoh at oct belle.
Seo iperaer fun mig 'elp: 6eae CT Sc.
/ Wciten. Scr bbpoer pp &c itore @ner?
Soab elcr hpcm qisr Sc SorretHiua meb?
Sonb lrpner &c aernbancr ino | hper en-
aroa for? ut beSuarc oiSic SperaSmdnl
eitcr bpnb mnn iersnnn Ell Hciic mcIem
bisie iuaue. %iolbrrnptc @nffer bIir fnns
Yte for andre, ligeiaapel iom for Ell ielp,
"oper goue".
q. q. 8~cierbabL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-20
sra Grpshn. Iprh safptn.

gfterfom jea Ter roget | "Secprnhs
Soften" fra ale Steber runot / Staterue,
ioa bill iea M PROBE at itrtoe uu9le fra
bet nhopretteoeg ointtn, @Htdnts 60.
Ser bar pGret uemRrtet int 9eir | belle
6eSt og @iuter til for o~rntrent TO Tiger
iioen; ba begprbte oct at inc, o8 Der ton1
aulbe. 9ftte parepe til ben 2soe Sec.
Chen bar oct pGret iaa parmt / &eiret,
at Sneen bar reiit fort, pg M er bet lite
mere SlRoefere. Oct or uomertet oeis
ligt @eir % aobt Slimnt Der. ser er ct
ubmGrtet lint 2nubifab, pgina gobt
8armlaub. @i ftt goo aplina ! SOFT, imnD
bpao ieg bsrer ira mango Steher runbt
| andre Stater og ~n,augcIteos ber ! Stas
ten. &i fit fra 10 til 80 9uibeIS Spcoe
pr. acre % ueite 9arteu go. 1. Star
CAB ira 30 til 80 8u. pr. Ncre og Saps
re ma 80 til 81 Oh. pr. Glcre. 8pg % til
40. Ser bar ineeu Huit, men gauitc
tgrt. So, hi bar langt til Scrubaneu
eubui. men hi ifal bit rot fad ben nGrs
mere til uGite 6sit. Sc bar aIlerebe be-
9pnot at arbctbc paa Den; Set or Greet
3ort9ern, iom ital bp9gcs fra IarIbaa.
o9 Den man ober Gonie Riner, men 6pur
Den itdt 0aa pper. er bet Tom en- 2nfe, o.
ru De arheiber iii pna @roen, meoens
&c bat Sien at itote pan. Ser tales polaa
ont at Sous8auen ifa( touute Der. Sea
bar MI 4S @ii til Sernbauen, men oi
bar en- Itber 9p, Tom fables Grosbh, Iont
beabnote at bug9es OBJ / Sgit. Gen er 6
gRil berfrd. Ser CT utercoe ct General
Store oa ct RiainerrsS tore, ct Srpffes
RI, ct &eitbus o8 ct @arberiGop pg en-
Smebeihop, en- Ae'taitrant og EFT 2eics
itnlb og iii @aaren Hal Der bb8oes ct
Ipotbet. Spttor ifal pgiaa tomntc til
9anrcn.
Ser er blepet bpgset uogle StoIebuie
| itoite CONNER, ng man arbeioer bdarht
for at fno ppbbg9et en- airfe. Sa ieg
ntda fortGac, at Der bar nGret Ell title
Sui, for her er Oct for Bet n1eite ling
tarer og DC bar Oct iad trapelt meb at
ite8e Pdnbefaeer, at Sanoen er for ser
n1elte paa Stopeu. ga, ieg CT ogian en-
al benz, f~oritndr fig; Seq bar netop itegt
Hnnoetaser, 1aa ieg ifal Ia rof til eiter
Nbtaar. &c er ganife fate M, men Den
itbite fomnter bel iii at blibe Iaa baaro,
at je8 fan BRUCE Ben til StoiaaIer, trns
fer ieg. 9ieu ieg bar euSm 9oee SGns
Der. iaa ben Ifnl nof tiIpers. ga, her
err MI mango. Tom bar "propet op" fine
Someiteab, og mango ifal PROBE op" IL
Scu % iunlme al benz irlgcr m. Sc
fanr mn fra $500 iii $4,000. Set er
nnturIi9oiS itngtarer, fom er trGt al at
itege &anocfager. men oct er Sumt at
iGI8e uu; ndar S~ernbuneu fumuer, faa
oil 2dRe itt8e Oh | tore Brtfer Der, for
Der er faa tint ct 9droItab oq faa aubt
5armIaHb. iom ie8 no8euitebs bar feet,
OF en- ubmRrtet 8laSs for anGaaoI.
Qibt IGngere / Spbpeit er M en- areatlrs
rand, omtrcnt IS 0fiI Set berfra. ga.
Seq pil MI flute for benne Gang, meo en-
beuIig Silien til ale @lnbets 2Giere %
Enitet ON ct 9oot Nptnor.
g. Slettcn.