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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Still Fighting
the Buchanan Bill.

A rather strange condition Of affairs
must exist in Lake City if reports are
true relative to proposed legal action
with a view to still further testing the
Buckman school law by carrying the
matter TO the United States supreme
court A recent issue OF the Florida
Star contained the following article
relative to the matter, which puts
Lake City in anything but an enviable
light.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
supreme court has passed upon and
decided the absolute constitutionality
OF the Buchanan bill, which has salts
ned nearly every one Of the opponents
Of that measure. il seems that Lake
City is sJiil defiant. and If the press
of that city reflects the sentiment of
the place. the citizens Of Lake City
propose 10 resort TO questionable
means to delay the college at Gaines
vile e. Ga "a.
The last issue OF the Lake City
Citizen-RepOrter, in a reckless TRADE
on this subject. makes the threat the
people of Lake City are determined
to hold the State Agricultural College,
The Buchanan bill and the recent
decision I'd the contrary notwithstand-
ing, adding also that the decision
does not prevent further litigation. In
functions or other process Of law can
be instituted and presented in the
state courts and can be carried to the
United States supreme court, as there
IS a Federal question invoved."
Surely the people of Lake City are
letting their temper run riot with their
good judgment If they propose to raise
the matter Of race discrimination TO
further their personal spite in this
matter
Section "a Of the Buckman bill
makes this discrimination. but we
feel sure that If the matter we're car
ried TO the supreme court Of the United
States, it would refuse to interfere.
What, then, would Lake City be ben
Gifted by such proceedings except to
embarrass and delay the Board Of Con-
troll In carrying out its plans?
II the citizens of that place are back
Of this movement and are in earnest,
rs this paper states, they will find That
they will receive the righteous denun-
citation Of the people Of Florida-in-
deed, they will invoke an indignation
that viii sppall them. Come TO your
sober senses at once and let this mat
ter rest before you lower yourselves
deeply IN the normal estimation Of the
people Of your state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
An Inventor,. Lort Dime.

Once an inventor sought to transmute
ideas into gold, says the New York
News. He had worked in a small. three
sided shop in Canal street, which was
Chen an uptown section Of the city. The
man was Joseph Francis, and the de-
vice upon which he worked was non
capsiEable lifebOat. one day he found
himself In need of a belt lie also be-
gan to feel the demoralizlng rayages Of
hunger. He had but 10 cents. His de-
sire was for the bolt only. but he real
lied that bread also was necessary to
finish his work. Suddenly he hit upon
a compromise. He remembered that
there was hardware shop away up in
the country shove Fifty-ninth street
where he could get the bolt for cents
Late at night he returned to his shop
with the bolt and a loaf OF bread. He
worked until sunrise. when the boat
was completed. He had built the Fran
els hfeboat On its FIRST trial il saved
500 lives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
'eFittinE For Freedom"

Gladstone was never weary Of pro-
test against the fallacy of what was
called preparing new communities
for freedom, teaching colony, like an
infant by slow degrees Of walk, first
putting it into long clothes, then into
short clothes. Our modern colonists.
he said, after quitting their mother
country, instead of keeping their liber-
ties so out to Australia or New Zea-
land to be deprived Of these liberties
and then, perhaps, after fifteen or
twenty years waiting, have a portion
given back to them with magnificent
language about the libeFality of par
lament in conceding free institutions.
During the whole Of that interval they
are condemned to hear all the miser-
able jargon about fitting them for the
privileges thus conferred, while in
point Of fact every year and every
month during which they are retained
under the administration Of a despotic
government renders them less. ft for
free institutions. - Morley's Life of
Gladstone"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Pointn nn Prnporinr.

An old fashioned book Of etiquette
contains a chapter on courtship that is
exceedingly naive Any young man
who might be contemplating a proposal
Of marriage was urged strongly to Sc
lect with care and due forethought the
proper time and place for such pro-
posal. For instance, he should never
propose to young woman while out
boating, for IL she should happen to re-
fuse him 1t would be difficult to reach
shore Immediately. and the situation
would obviously be awkward.
On the other hand, If she should ac-
cept him the situation would be equally
undesirable since too close a proximity
and certain attitudes incident to the
circumstances are known to threaten
the safety Of boat; also said young
man was advised never to propose to a
young woman just before dinner Hav-
ing been without eating for some hours.
she would doubtless be in a less ami
able frame Of mind than usual and
might under these conditions refuse an
offer which at another time would seem
desirable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Both Won.


A Judge in a certain court has ~
own quick way Of getting into ias
heart Of a case. The following IS TOD
as a true story:
The lawyer for the plaintiff bad JUS.
finished presenting his argumelt am
as he mopped his brow and sat down
the judge stared at him admIrinS3
with wide eyes and open mouth Iarl
he turned 20 the other lawyer. WIZ
had risen to his feet.
Defendant needn't plead. P.a.niA
wins he shouted.
But. your honor" protested l-s
lawyer, "let me at least present ID!
case
The judge looked weary. Wen >
ahead" he grunted.
So the lawyer for the defendant ".-.
ahead. When he had finished the ji-=.
looked at him. too. with wide eye
and open mouth.
Don't it beat the Dutch. h' -
claimed. Defendant wins. - Wv
York Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

about Furnishing alleged O.erslicts of
his party than he does Of unifying
his following and of the country's
welfare. w R. Hearst and w. ].
Bryan, nor either of them, are not is
sues before the country, now; but
both of them, and either of them,
have stronger holds upon the sympa-
thies and confidence of the American
people than any alleged leader not in
accord with what they represent, in
congress or out Of t. can ever hope
10 gain by ignoring or snubbing their
friends and former supporters. Good
leadership directs even the blind
away from the ditch. not into it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Would FOLLOW Her Example.

Mary" remarked Mr.. Perkins to the
lady who, by the way. was the second
one who had shared his joys and sor-
rows, mostly the. latter, as he came
downstairs attired for church, Il notice
you did not lay out my Sunday clothes
In readiness
Too busy getting breakfast to think
about you or your clothes eltherr' re-
piled Mrs. Perkins promptly.
And my shirt. went on Perkins;
my first wife. poor thing. used to al
ways make my white shirt nice and
warm for me to put orr
did she, thought retorted the dame.
well, have heard the nelghbors say
she used to make things warm for you.
and give you my word. SIR. Perkins.
I'll do my best to follow her example y
London Tit Bits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
10 Eacape.

The following telephone conversa-
ton is reported to have been heard be-
tween a certain well known young
hnancier and a society woman whose
functions are considered somewhat
boring:
els this Mr.. -T'
YES"
This is Mrs. -. Won't you give
rs the pleasure Of your company at
dinner on MOndayT'
II am so sorry, Mrs. -, but have
an engagement for Monday"
"Can you come Tuesday. them
why. it is most unfortunate, but I
have a partial engagement for Tues
day also"
well, how about Wednesday"
ooh. hang IT. I'll come Monday
Harper's Weekly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
THE HOUSE OF
GOOD FORTUNE HAS
A THOUSAND DOORS


AND sss OF THEM ARE EXITS!
The one entrance-door is always
locked, and the bell is out of order
The folks inside are too busy to an.
swer rap on the door-they are not
receiving company" and are not hos.
pitable TO strangers.
To obtain admission, after you have
located the door, you must have a
latch-key that viii At the lock. These
keys may be had-if you know how
and where TO look. The old lock-
smith, Rich Relation" bequeaths a
key to some one now and then; and
the eccentric unexpected wind-falT'
throws a key into the crowd occasion
ally.
However, on Enterprise street, near
the corner Of Never-Quit road, lock
smith has a shop under the sign of
Buiness Hustle. This lOck-smith makes
keys for the House Of Good Fortune.
They are not cheap, but any ener-
getic business man may afford the
price. Usually the order has to be
placed sometime in advance Of the
delivery Of the ksy-and it's FIRST
come, first served" The lock-smith's
name is Publicity"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Birmingham Ledger.

Mr.. Lamar of Florida has made him
self rather unplesssntly notorious.
He has filed several positions Of honor
in Florida, having been in the legis-
AZURE, a probate judge, circuit clerk
and attOTney-general, but he has serv-
ed only one term in congress. Mr..
Williams did not assign him to a high
place, and the gentleman from Florida
is very angry. Mr. Lamar comes Of
great family and has ability, but
Mr.. Williams has the say.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Stockholders Meetinn.

The annual meeting Of stOoEhn't
ers Of the Pensacola Gas COMPANY
will be held at the Office Of The .D--
pany in Pensacola. Florida, on N0r
nesday, January II, 1906. al rwo.r.
O'Clock noon for thu election OF d'r'c.
tors to serve for the ensuing year 0r
until their successors are elected art
for the transaction OF such Other .r--
mess as may legally come bcforo sd
meeting
w. F. DOUTHIRT, Secro a-r
Banjo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
cnnundruma.

Who was Adams mother? The earth.
How many calves tails would IL
take to reach from the earth to the
sky? One, il it were long enough.
What is il that never was and never
will be? A mouse's nest in a cats ear.
Which was the first, the hen or the
egg? The hen, at the creation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Madison Recorder.

Congressman Lamar placed himself
squarely on the side of the people in
his hot roast of John Sharp Williams
in congress last week. Lamar is
strongly in sympathy with the plain
people Of the country and he has the
courage and ability to fight their bat
ties against the representatives of
corporate interests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

The papers Of Florida are by no
means unanimously siding with Con-
gresham Lamar in his little racket
with Minority Leader Williams. For
instance, here is the comment Of the
Citrus Comfy Chronicle: Among
the egotistical freaks of modern tins S
may be Justly classed Billy Lamar,
congressman from the Third district
OF Florida. He had the temerity to
buck up against John Sharp Wi
liams. leader of the democrats in con-
gress, last week, and Billy was sat
down on so hard that his half million
dollar wife would hardly recognize
him"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

will b. part of its policy to show
naval flags in southern ports al
shorter intervals THAI previously
And the ships, officers and crews oil
the American navy will find a sincere
welcome in Savannah-the lea-ing
rort of the South Atlantic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Milton Index

Our Billy hit the, floor with a dull
thud when sharp John Sharp williams
sot down on him. Well, Billy needed
a little trouncing; he has been trying
TO live on the reputation of L. Q. c.
long enough.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
W!IIiston Advocate

We must say that We certainly ad-
mire the pluck of Lamar in calling
Sharpe Williams down. Williams is
recognized as the democratic leader,
but had his feathers trimmed by our
congressman. We agree with Mr..
Lamar that he certainly had Just
cause in calling down Williams.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
Monticello News

The esteemed True Democrat de-
votes considerable space in its last
issue to the Lamar-Williams clash.
quoting from several state papers.
Bro. Collins is evidently down on the
Hon. w. B.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

A dispatch from Atlanta to The
Journal a day or so ago stated: For
the first time in the history OF the
south lockjsw has been cured here by
3 prominent Young Atlanta physi-
oisn." Pensacola practitioners have
cured a number of cases of lockjaw
IN the past. but have not taken ocos-
sion to blow their own horns by ad-
Fertising the fact through the col
umns Of the newspapers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

The Wichita CKas.) Democrat ap-
parently has but little use for minor
nv leader John Sharp Williams, 20
fudge from the following which sp-
IN a recent issue Of that paper:
Democrats throughout the country
regret to see a disposition on the part
a. their party representatives in con-
ETess to scrap among themselves
over personalities when they have the
opportunity, by united action, TO sue
oessfully scrap the divided opposition.
At this distance il looks like the MI
nority leader. with all his alertness
nd brIIIiance Of speech, thinks more
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

The Holmes County Advertiser,
published at Westville by W ID. vii
Hams. has resumed publication after
q suspension Of several months. The
journal is glad 10 see odd W. D.
back in harness again and wishes the
Advertiser every success during the
present year and in the years 10 come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

JOURNAL each
a stated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

what he gets from The Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10
. THE LkMAR-WlLLIAMS
! EPISODE IN THE HOUSE.
West Palm Beach Sun.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-01-10

PENSACOLA FLA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY TO- 1906
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
en- Rineferfommtsfion

Som oftere meobeIt, bar ben fine.
fife Re9ieriug ienbt et llboaIe al
RGrtb til Den beitlise 8eroen, for at
De I Iuterifa % europa ifal iGtte fla
into | De inSuitrielle % poIitiife Spr'
boIo. 8ummiSiionen fom ben 2Soc
6ebrlar til Bort SoDnienb, @uib.,
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billet at Den ftneiiife BeneraIfoniuI
Chung 300 Sii / San Srunciscc %
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fin @nterifanere. Sberit SiQS, iom
er eoeritbefalerbe ODER artiIeripo.
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Selfomiten etiIa9s offtcieIt 9rGe. Se
flefte @eblenurter al oen fiueiife Som.
mission taller fi,t fit @urSnaaI, ioo
man maatte bruge Coll. Zen fineiiife
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sitoper. Gen 5te Rarts oil DC bore
ct. SaliI, % efterat De bar Jet iia ON
ell Gags Sib, refer De rleS gurIina.
ion.ganen til Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Ruliaeen.

8e~prGientanter for @ierne at 9lsS.
fulgrnber | Ohio, Subiana, SIlinois
90 oct oeftlige Benniplpania bolot ct
Reoe | Bittsburg ben iioite Sebruar,
os Der bite fig ntegeH Sppofition MOB
at gisre S~nbrsmmelfcr til arbeioerne.
De uafb9ngiae @riibeeiere bar De
melt bsirsiteoe; ttter Ga ser bIeb Gale
ON at la6e Stemntegtpningen foreaaa
efter oct 8oantum aitl, iom bper 8ru.
beeier l~eberer, bleb De mere fpaae.
BrGiibent 8ooiebeltS 9rep til Sobn
Witheu bar siort 8trfnitg, %
Bittsburg eif Raioriteten iuS paa of
forbanole me6 arbeioerne paa ct
SanoSmsoe / indianapolis ben 19be
Rarts. Sraneis 8. Robbins, 8rpii.
bent FOR 8ittsburg Goal Gompanp,
forbere6te Dem paa, at arbeioSIsnnen
maa forbsies meo 5.55 grocert, cg
@rubeeiernes officieue Organ flyer,
at Oct CT mlnbgaaeligt at gioe mere
Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Graaolcs GeIeeraferine.

Observation-Disclosures bar beiIuttet,
at Der / De n9ite 80 8age fra lloean.
gen al 6ebriiar ifaI gisres Sorisg
me6 bets forifielige traaoIsie Sele.
~grafitationer for ON mitlig at fornrre
efter, boa6 Der er @runSen til, at
Sufttelegrammer ofte life fomner
frem peo Solopgang og SoIneSnana.
Selegrafiterne mener, at oct life fan
bore panifeli9t at finoe en- 8orfIaring.
0fan bar lGnge mGrfet, at oct err 40
Rrocent bebre at ienoe 2ufttelegram.
mer ON Natteu emo ON 0agen, iiar
bpiS Solen i%finner, og oct bar IigeIe-
bes bit iig, at ifpet 9eir er mere
snnitigt emo aIarpeir. Ger er ttoget,
iom fables Sriftionsipreoning; frrett
bporior bet er barre at telegrafae peS
Solens Spaang og 0ebaang emo ell.
lers, er life fart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
3ecDrab % Sntegu.
Surcbrassafteu | bet nurife Sciifab.
Sen ste STARTS 1906.

3 BET nprife SeIifob bolSt Yro'
fesior 8isIe 9otbne / SorsoagS ~.
tes for en- iterre Soriamling al 9a'
mer og Serrer ct Soreorog ON lin
Guropareiie THOR. San ifilbreSe Sl'
rem fra gsprge ooer England, lungs
BEN frantic % iponife &pit % gien'
mem 0tiSoelbnoet til Stolien % SrG'
fenIanb og iortolte en- %rffe intereS-
iarte Sing fra Rebreiien, men iiGr
fra oct ii0Itnnpnte 2aub, boor ban,
Ipn b~efienbt, beltog | ben fore ordG.
pLoitfe aonares, Tom bolStes |
gitben iibIte aar. SoreSro9et paa.
bprtes uleo megen SntereSie % lsn'
ueoes meo froftigt 8iioIo.
8ioliniiten Sarah 9eiOe, iou
fom til Spen itoite llge, bar ogiaa
frSbf6t til Senne Selifobets Smn.
merfomIt og ipiIeoe poa Spiororing
ct 8or Nlimere, iom aiorbe itcrortet
Spffe; life minbit fslte Oe tot In'
Teonineen tnhbifone amerifonere fig
tiltult of bans uSmnrfeOe Spill.
I'll gfperling bar oct oenne Sang
$errerue, iom ieroereSe 5orfriifniu.
ger, 90 Samerue, iom boooe Ell Spi.
ieaften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06

frnoe life iinbe tbi alnoerne flGbcSe til
oct roa og bIeneaoe aieo % eioroe at ieg
ffrcg af Smerte. gin 8pftor giorbe alt,
ban turne, men iee hleo barrie % oGrre.
Seq troebe life iea tunoe Ieue og sritehe
9e0eu til at ense mine frpgteltgc StoeIs
Ter.
Tin SoiaerntoSrr buo mig prepe Cue
ticnrn. Seq iaaee, ieg ntIoe, men bdpoe
intct Sunb ON uoaeu Sirlp. geeu "a,
hriIfcn oeIiiguet GiuSrine je8 TT efter at
hone bruet Guticirn Sintneutl Set ufs
tiacoe bet bIenenSe % fIpeuoe Sieb og
bragtc mig ben ferite oirfeIige Sgpn paa
manpe llger. 3rt bar iaa oeIgisreuoe
TOM Ss paa en- Srrnbenoe Suuee. Sea
iuuoc babe mig | pormt &arS meo @utis
clrrd Gg6e, iad irusrc pda obgtig az
ointment % tpg 8eiplpeut for 8IoSet.
Srart itaniebe Snarene at flpoe, aisbet
beqpubte at IGaes, NIT Saar begpubtc at
bore, % | fort 8io bar lea aibeieS belbres
BET. 9cripm nngen tptIer ON bette. bco
hem Ifripe til MIG. - WrS. Wm. Sltnt,
1876 Shomds ct. Refpart, 81. g."
auIoarrSie ueSeubip % l~nhSernis GebonhItna fer
bper 8nIb Frn gItmmrT III GfrpfuIa, fra garnspm Ill
NIserhpm, beftaaenbs al 9uticurd Spdp BIC. Ctuta
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ptnrr csc rr. nInFe AZ COY Tan faces paa ale Npptefcr.
ct euteIt Srt er cite no, I'll at heibreoe. Rotter Eriia
A Chem. Corp, gnseisre, Boston, Gasi.
Ev- eenbss frti: How TO Cure every Humor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
sra Sprtn9 0rooe.
(@fter "Seraio".)

-Screuiu9en ior gobe Seie | sou.
Iton @ountp bplbt Msoe i Spring
8rope iioite 2sroag. 90 Der ON Mor'
genen par iaa faa tillteoe, blep Ots'
oct uSiat til ON @itermioSagen &lof'
ten 8. Sorruanoen 6ranf SarIep
taIote ga Wtsbet til Sroen % bolot
Ell fort Gale, ipori ban iremb9peoe
Ngtten % NsSoenbigbeOen al eoNc
2anoepeie % iOrflareOe Webets Sen'
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inaeutgr 9oolep, iom fortlarebe De
&ligter, iom poaboiler StatenS Sigh
tpag Commission, De Sooe, Den bar at
rette iig eitcr, % boorleoeS Sfatten
bIioer brust til 6~orbebring al Seiene.
Gn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bIep uorGpnt,
iom frenIaBOe noale Reiolutiouer, Der
bar ~iorbereOt al Or. GooIep, 90 iom
bIep beotoget al Nsbet 90 ifuI trent
IGg9eS for uGite SegiSlatnr. Sore
ningcus gaulIc gmbeosmrnS bleo ale
gienoaIate. StoteuS Stsbrpap bIeu
pptagne iom ACKNOWLEDGMENT al Sou'
iton Gountp Sorentneen.
-Robert Hoppe Der al 9pen %
Soiepbme RoIep al Wc8regor, Soma,
biep forrigc Sn8ooe GgteuieOe / gre'
itegoarSen al 9oit. 2. g. &eQue. 81
ter @ieIicu iamIeoeS man | grubgom'
mems SienL bpor mon uso ct bel at
rettet 8rplupSmaaItiS % moreoe fig
til tent poo aftereu. a,tn nrrmeitc
SIGgt % 8eumcr oar tiIitebe. .
- SsiifoleuS MiuiifforpS boIot I'M
ser Srof, SmIies 2cbeIie en- 8onceri
/ Sperabuiet forrige 6reoaa. iom poa'
bertcS al Ell itor % be9eiitret Sor'
iTmIing. &c unge bar mber Grri
SmIies 9eoelie breoet SET gauIte blot
poa MuiifeuS SmronSe, % Solicit
Sprtns 8rope er meo Nette itolt a
fine unge Niuiifanter % boaber, 81
enbm iGnge fan faa beboIoe beres
Opgtige Carer bIouot fig.
1870 @eorge 9erob os0e forriat
Sen0ags Worgen eiter uogIe Cages
I2toeIie Of &uueebetTnoeIie. San bnp.
Oe Here 8anee baot cen SpaSom OF
bar dioria tonrmet olSeles ooer ben
Sou bar fun 81 gar aanmeI. 9cBrn
peIieu iauot Steo iibite SorsSoe ira
Den norif. tutberife airfe.
Senrn 8aare, Sen aISite Ssn til
elias Scare pao @atebrloo &ioee
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gelialcuheSsprpb

Sen o~ratoriife aappeItrib beS gu.
iber College fotSt SteO SreSag ai.
ten. Ser oar en- 8elpnning al $25
for 5eu beoite Gale pnn gtorif %
Oct famine for Ell Gale paa enaelit.
fSelgen0e GIeoer taIte pan Iorif: u.
s.. Belgium, 9. 8. 8ruLonb, &. IS.
Snnpif, s. Sfnsen % 5. .. Sum'
ftaS. Gen iiSife, ipm tnIte ODER Se-
Irnet ~Set iuperRue gsope", DaIAt
GrRmtieI. Gan GnaeIif tnIte S. R.
&inme, 4rnt @aaler % .. 8. 6.
SSobnion % 8ooIer, JON tnlte ODER
Ee1net "SnteruatiOnnI 9rotber.
boob. pnnot 8rEmien. Soicpb
Sobnion fuugereOe Tom 4ftenena
9rpiiOent. Com 0ommrre pper
Sore0rog hrngere6e for Be norte
TaIeres 8eOfonmenSc DR.. 2aur.
2nrsu, 8Git. 8oII &Oren "a s.. u.
BIegen % for Be enqeIfe GnLere ab.
pofut 6. g. 8oieS % Goitorerne
EbomaS gdIsion 90 8. Sttcrion.
eth og SSnoboI0 oor iorlt0 beogmt a.
Eritorerue 5. .. @otbne, .. @. 9i.
itob 90 e. U. Scarpie / Rorit, %
&aitorerne n. @n&bcrg, q. u. Sit.
tiISbp % g. Seebwts / @nqeIif.
Eroos Regupeiret por ser en- tor
ToriumIing tiute6e i GuSitcriet Sire.
bags aiten, og ole TaIeruc QiorSe
fine Eager goot % ~poabsrte$ me0
megeu Sntere5ie-