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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
FARrlER AND PLANTER
AFTER HEATING AND sPRoUTlNG.
How Cotton Seed, In That Condition
May Be Utilized.

Frequently large quantities Of cot
ton seed on the farm heat or sDrout:
and thereby become unsuited either
for the cotton oil mill or for plant
ing purposes, as the germs In the
heating or sprouting process have
been killed largely and the oil chang.
ed to much deterlorated form.
Notwithstanding these changes. the
seed, from fertilizIng standpoint, are
about as valuable after heating or
sprouting as before, f. e, If seed have
not been exposed 10 the weather too
long and allowed to rot and leach out
the plantfood constituents contained
in them. The only fertillzing consut-
uents that could possibly be liberated
into the air by the heating or sprout-
ing is the ammonia and Il has been
found by frequent chemical analyses
that the loss of this constituent IS little
or none from these causes. In fact,
1. would seem that the phOsphoric
acid, potash and ammonia in sproutei
or heated seed are changed to form
slightly more readily taken up by
growing plants than If the raw seed
were used as the fertilizing material.
Average good cottonseed, heated,
sprouted or not, will contain about
81 per cent nitrogen (equal to 3.76
per cent ammonia; 1.3 per cent
phospnOric acid, and IL per cent
potash
When assigning to the nitrogen lam
monia), phosphoric acid and potash
contained in damaged cottonseed the
values that prevailed in this state for
these constituents in mixed fertilizers
during the past season, such seed is
seen to be worth $1490 a ton for
fertilizlng purposes.
Should Not Be Exposed to Rains
Cotton seed are classed as a fertiliz-
ing material containing its fertilizing
constituents in a rather slowly avail
able form, as the seed have to rot in
the soil before their content Of am
monia, phosphoric acid and potash can
be dissolved By the moisture present
in the soil and be taken up by the feed
ing roots Of growing plants. 1t should
be remembered that all fertilizing con
stituents present in the soil, either
naturally or by addition, have to be-
come dissolved by the water in the
soil before they can be utilized by
growing plants for the construction Of
their tissues.
Seed that have heated or sprouted
should thereafter be kept under cover
and not be exposed to rains.
A well-balanced proportion in which
10 compost, in ton lots, is as follows
for general farm purposes:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
A sweethear.klIIer,s Trial

springfield, Mo-The trial Of Oar.
.s anu Moore, the mail carrier for
'ne murder Of Clara West, his
SsMeetheart, at Bois Dare, Mo-, has
oeen set for the March term OF court.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

Madison, Wis.-Neil Fairchild, who
shot himself at Mukden, was nephew
of former Gov Lucius Fairchlld of
Wisconsin, and son OF Charles Fair.
child, OF New York.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

bakersfield, Cal-Further obstacles
have been encountered In the rescue
OF Hicks, and his deliverance will not
be effected for several hours. Hicks
keeps up his courage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
New Rural Route.

Rural free delivery route No. 8 out
from Philadelphia has been establish
ed, resulting in disseminating the of.
fees of Fair Ground, Hope, Saw, Worth
and Tram
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

st. Paul, Minn.--A 500 passenger
train and a freight met in a hcad-on
collision at Cardigan Junction. Sew.
eral passengers are known to have
been badly Injured.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
one Earmer,s Labor Remedy

A planter writing from Cairo, Ga, to
his farm paper says:
"Quit renting your land to those
negroes who only butcher II, and al
low 1t to wash away BY this means
we can reduce the acreage in cotton,
and when the negro gets hungry and
wants to come back to the farm and is
willing to york right let him come"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Pritchard Pardoned.

The governor has pardoned Thomas
J. Pritchard, who, in October, 1902,
was convicted in Franklin county on a
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Bear This In Mind.

In the application Of manure several
things must be borne in mind The
manure should be spread evenly over
the surface Of the ground SO that there
will not be an over.supply at one place
and total want OF it at another.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

The cotton crop in South Carolina
this fall is very poor writes a cores
pondent and not little OF it is belnS
held for the market; nevertheless. Il
has given the railroads about all thsy
can do to handle the cotton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

VIZ anu "''S' noOt GHtcItdlns
Washington. d. C.-The Secretary
o Estate and Mrs, Root entertained at
dinner in honor of the president and
Mrs Roosevelt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

Tonopah, Newt has been decided
that James J. Jeffries shall referee
the Gans-Herman fight. Jeffrles as
offered $1,000 and expenses to referee,
and accented
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

New YORK; Pierpont Morgan has
given a 100000 marsion to his son,
]. PierpoLt Morgan. IT., as Christ
mas present.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Easv 10 XIII Potato Buos,

The potato bug is easily killed by
spraying with Paris green, using one
pound OF Paris green TO twenty pounds
cheap flour or alrsacked lime
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Baron Hennelmueller.

New York, N. Y.-Baron Hengel-
mueller, Austrian ambassador to
America, arrived here on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II. from Europe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

Universal Suffrage In Austria.
vienna, Austria.-The universal SUI
nase Dill passed the upper house by
large majority.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Files New Charter.

The new Mississippi Mills Company
of Wesson, capitalized at $500, 900, has
organized under a new charter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
The south Peanut Crop.

The reanut crop in the south now
amounts to 100000 bushels annually,
The total sales amount TO between
5000, 600 and $4,000, 900.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

This mixture will analyze &c per
cent phosphoric acid; 90 per cent
potash, and IL per cent ammonia.
Six hundred or 500 pounds of this
mixture will be a good application
for corn when applied in the drill
iust before planting, while 800 to 1900
pounds in the drill would be a good
one for cotton.
For corn, from 400 to 500 pounds
Of the following mixture. calculated
for ton lots, per acre, will be found
well-suited when applied in the drill:
Pounds
Acid phosphate, "A per cent. 5S5
Cotton seed ClG bushels ...... 1875
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Ollo


For cotton. It will be well TO use
from coo to 1000 pounds per acre Of
the following mixture applied in the
drill before planting;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29

When Labor Is Lost.

North Carolina Department of Agricul.
ture, Raleigh, n. c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-12-29
Pounds

Acid phosphate, IA per cent. $50
Cotton seed $50 2-3 bushels)... 1.190
KANT '''..''...''''..'. lSO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
Associated rress Dlspatones BY Special wlrs.

Associated Press Dispatches BY Special Wires
Chicago, ILL.,, March 5.-War fever has
broken out at Fort Sheridan. Praoti-
cally all the 200 enlisted men there have
a touch OF the injection. They have been
stirred by the reports Of possible clash
with China and arc ready 10 90 20 the
Orient and win martial honors.
The postofhce at the fort reveals the
symptoms Of the fever. One Of the postal
clerks said yesterday that mover before
have there been 30 many lettorB sent to
mothers, girls and friends at home by tho
soldiers as within the Last few weeks.
kilograms also have been ruahed 10 the
parents OF the boys, informing them that
eve may have 10 60 to war az any time,
so do not be alarmed"
A fact that has appealed TO the soldiers
and aroused their hopes for some change
from the routine OF post life is that re-
Gently the War Department demanded
a recapitulation OF the field equipments
Of the Fort Sheridan troops, asking a
complete and detailed report of how
the men are equipped TO 60 into the field
on the shortest notification.
At the fort there are stationed one
regiment Of infantry, the 1wenty-seventh,
and two batteries of artillery, the Twenty
first and Fourteenth. All are equipped
fully. Nearly every organization has It's
full quota of men, and those that are not
complete arc being filed out with re-
cruits daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
PUBLIC SALE
OF
BONDS AND STOCKS.

VIII be sold at public auction. at the auction
rooms of L w, sudham q Sons, IN East Fourth
street Wilmington, DEL, on TUESDAY, the
lsih day OF March. 1905. ai 10 O'Clock a. M, tie
following bonds ana stocks, viz;
$4,000 ayrdCusc Gas Co. trst mortgage 1O-year
per cent gold bonds, due 1886
5000 Philadelphia O. Reading Railroad Co. o
per cent bonds. due 1910
5000 The Union Passenger Railway Co. Of
Philadelphia per cent bonds, due 1871,
5000 iOhnstOWn Passenger Railway 60. A per
cent mortgage bonds, due 1881
5000 Hudson hiver Electric Co. FIRST mortgage
8 per cent bonds, due 1881.
5000 Philadelphia, Wilmington q Baltimore
railroad per cent stock trust certificates, due
1921
$4,000 United Railways 4 per cent gold trust
Ger ihcates, due 1919.
5000 Peoria & pekin Terminal Railway per
cent hrst mortgage bonds, due 1850.
1901 American Nulcnnlled Fibre Coz hrst
mortgage per cent bonds, due 1871
$4,000 Wilmington New Castle Electric Rail-
way CO., b per cent debenture bonds, due 1907.
fi.hoO Wilmington a New Castle Electric Rail-
way Co., first mortgage per cent bonds due 1876.
5000 New Castle q Delaware City Railway Co
FIRST mortgage per cent bonds due 1880
u shares The Peoples National Bank OF Mid
dlctoWn, Del.
55 shares Of the capital stock Of The First
National Bank OF Milford, ell
$50 Shares of the capital stock OF the VIII
mington & New Castle Electric hallway Co.
4i9 shares oi the capital stock oi the Real
Estate Trust Co.
sg7 shares OF the capital stock OF the Jacoby
Improvement Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
THE TROUBLES IN CHINA.

San Francisco, Cal, March 5.-The
Japanese and Corean Exclusion League
has adopted resolutions disclaiming any
responsibility should war with China
occur and cmbodying the view Of tho
league that the troubles in China are
brought about through the attitude of
this country toward exclusion and
by over-zealous missionaries and un-
gnr1lnulous morchanfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
storage.
STORAGE.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 206-2l4
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds Of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO..
Benjamin T. Cause, President
y. A. Phone 2oS. DeimAfyiA Phone 22ao
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05

Bucher brass signs GIG Shipiey.s
Umbrellas repaired at 412 Shipiey street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Disuaton by special Wires
Washington, March 5.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Fair and colder tonight; fair tomorrow;
fresh northwest wind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
Practically All the Enlisted Men at
Fort Sheridan Have a Touch
Of the Infection.
ARB STIRRED BY REPORTS
They Want to Go TO China and
Win Martial Honors.
MANY SYMPTOMS OF THE FEVER
Detected In Both kilograms
and Letters.

The War Department. Has Demanded n
Rccapituiation OF tho Field Equipments
OF tho Fort sheridan Troops, Asking "a
Complete and netaiied Report OF How
tho Men Are Equipped 20 Go Into tho
riold on tho Shortest Notification.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.

Cartmel will give you a box OF Gold
Enamel If you have a certihcato.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
noon PosIT1oNs oRrAINEp.
New Students 70 ater Goldey Commercial
and Sho.fhand Collage

New Students 70 ater Coldey Commercial
and Shetland College.
This week number of new students
will enter Goldey College, which will be
in regular session all summer. Students
entering now may therefore complete
their courses without interruption, and
be ready for business positions in the fall.
Every week the leading business firms
ask the college for stenographers, book
keepers and other Office assistants, and
these vacancies are referred to graduates,
who are thus enabled to obtain the very
best positions.
can at the college Offices, S07 Market
street. or write for the 1905 catalogue,
a verv interesting books
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
FOR RENT.

GEORGE c. MARIS & SON,
Isbl7-u Eishsh and shiplsy sh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Farm OF 2s acres, near BRANDY wine Summit,
good rich land, good house aud outbuildings.
$1,000 per month. Also houses
House at Holly Oak, s Iooms................ gb0
Flat, 2i0 W. Ninth street, rooms, BATH 1900
223 Shipley street, IL rooms and bath. 28 OO
7O7 hipley street, one large room for business
purposes.
2s0l Market street, rooms and bath. s22 90
A. B. STATION,
apri+mwi-u 77 shipley street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-05
5. Z. Mfsst.

WHEN THE EYES
BEGIN TO BLUR"
it is time to have them seen to. To
neglect even slight symptoms Of eye
trouble is dangerous.
Usually the defect can be readily
corrected If taken in time. II you
have any trouble with your eyes,
come and let us examine them. Nc
charge for the examination.
s. l.. MCKEE, Leading opuoi.u.
SIC Market &c.. oper House Bldg.
We Ft Artificial Hyea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Qao os fomme til glarsmeoet
me6 0l0oe.

Gu er Der 10 life fort mere enc
en- Waaneo iii, at Ri, ON Guo BIT,
ifal fumles | Nort6 9afotd til qars-
msoe. Ss aarsmsoet plsjsr 10 al
bore en- flor @laoesfeit for @uns
5olf, og oct er life un6erligt; tbi
Der msoes @enner og 5roesfsifenos
fra De fOritellise Wenisbeoer runoi
ON | Samfunoet. Seq far Tomms
9ioer lisnet bore 4arsmsber peo
2spfalernes Ssitio | SerufuIem; tbi
bore Marsmeoer er / Sanobeo Gle
besfefter; Der lp6er gbanselists ffsns
ne !6arpetoner ! en- bel uss Here
Ganee ON Dagsn. Der bslger Cob
faneen os | Msos fra De mango
glade 5jerter | bet iinse aor, os
Ger fdmres Somfun6ets Reprafens
ianter for at raa0frad I beGTis 9ls
Dor ON llbfsrelfen at acnsens fore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Bort Samfunos Blade.

) n0aniteren" for l. Maj bar
|qaitor 5. SIZE itrepet ct Stptte,
fem barer Speritriften: nSamfunoss
tanter". Oct er ~itrepet: life til BIN
oene, men til tGntsnoe O~perbejelis.
Qngadenoe ben fsrite @%oDtotdnte.
bore qarsmeoer, ifal jeg life uotaIe
mig pioere. Dog bar jes ct Bar
1anter, jeg pil uotaIs.
Zen fore getoitning ueo Hejien
til Qarsmeoerne bpsrt Qdr er rel
lite Def pGrite, men funoe man ial
enood faa uorettet noeet orosntligt,
git oct ferfte bel NOT an; men sci
.er oesp9rre ofte tummerliet. og ofte
barre emo oct noget p9rre emo
Inlet. Oct buroe efiertommes, bbao
gaftor 5. M. 6onien bdr fremIdt
| fine getraetnineer. al Der bIep ios
get mere 9enipn til be aomite.rs
Snoberetninger, Tom Qarsmsoei
ieIp bNf9er. emo til De momsniane
Jorilag Der of.c fremfommer iom
Woopirfning og oelpis fulota'ter.
bboo aomiteen bar foreiIoaet. Sons
fen, fom pdftor See ubtaler, ON
life at 6oIoe Marsms6erne poa dfs
iioes Gane, bbor man ffol reiie
Mils bare for at ie en-
nh aploni eler en- nh Bb ener fliet,
er biif rietis moi; men Der er piIt
llotaleIien en- Snurt til Noro
Dafota Marsmsbet, fom De pelpilise
Vorb Datota GoIi lie FOREIGNER;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
0anolinsens Sio.

Del er 10 Meningen meO Dor 5ale
20 Sfrift, at Den itul0e fere til
gambling. SuGleoes ogiaa meo
7reftelien al Recommendations.
Der CT itrepet en- bel Del om oenne
Soa Der / glaoet, iaa meget, at ri
mener Oct er NOT = foreIebigt
Inert 5alo. Gu buroe ri gaa fra
5ale til gambling; bpis bet fer,
iaa fan Der maafte iioen piie fig
9rune til at ifripe mere.
gi mener ingenlunos. at oenne
Trpftelie bar p9ret %fprgpbes. Gan
ten ON at BRUCE lage 9rafter /
airtens 5jeneite er blepen oraeet
iaa iterft frem, at oen life let glenn
mes. Oct er oaro at butte pul,
6porleoes oen fpm frem. Oct bar
pait. 5. &. Senfen, Der Itreo ON,
bpor rinee ct procenttal at port
sSolt, Der tilberer Girfen, % bbor
Ftor 5rang Der oerfor q til Here
Qrbejoere paa Sirfens 4ger. Sao
par BET. at r2egmano" tom frem
meb Sanfen om at benptte laae
Grafter til at bj9lpe paa pr1te-
manglen. Sg Den Sanfe fog an
Oct bar ct parmt gnife ON 9uSs
Riees 5remme bldnot 2anosm9nh
ser brep. Og Gfsemplet, gru9er
al l9qe arafter, bar nan 10 / DO.
oerfirfen. De Ser bar fenot mef
Snore Misiions Qrbsi6e Der % Ell:
ifeoe oct, greb naturligt 2agmanbs-
tanfen. Sg faa bar Ser 10 iiocr
p9ret ifrepet om baaoe 0eliignelier
De6 ben og 5oren og @unifeIigbe-
oerne, maj er uofat for, faa bel
fnm Reopenoig6eoen at at babe faa=
Def faee iom ~oroinereoe ar9iter III.
Der airfens SiIipn og oeoelfe. De-
ffemmer 10 meo pauli ORD: PIT
ffe TSmmefig og meb Sroen."
gi ital life fOrtfette 0reftelien,
men blot uotrpffe en- Sante nu til
Cunning. Def nptter ilet life Of
t1nfe paa at faa Den Gag fulot
10 i~epretiif oronet, for ben prafti>
ieres. 5 Danmart tom 29gmdnos=
misiionen life frem iom en- imeoretiIt
Dronet 9irfiombeo in6en for ait=
ten. Der ~begDn0tes meo at profti.
'ere. Sioen Tom Sroningen. Oct
nar gefenoelies< og 0%ionetraneen.
Ger brso fig islb Del. 6apoe man
pentet pad, at prafterne ifuloe fable
40 a9gm1noens, iaa bar oct pit al
brig blepet til noset. Nsj, Gag
manosmisfionen fDm frem UNDER
Jorfelgelie og troos Mooftano, "a
Den Danot frem til M~nerfenoelfe.
5pdo Der farlig blep til geIFgnelie
par, at enfelte lebenoe troenoe prGs
tier nj Die for 2agmanospionesz
bproet oe itiIe6e fig paa Sc trosnoe
29gpraoifanters SIDE. Gaaleoeg
tom ben girfTombeo inbenfor aire
fen inc | ct funbt Spor % unoer
firfelig 2eoeIfe.
Cor firfeIies Sitting er life lis!
forfedia fra, bbao Stiningen bar
Wooerfirfen, ba 3agmanosmis-
iionen brsb frem Der. Men bet bill
npt oesuusiet s1loe, at Hal oct blipe
til noset meo en- Iignsnoe Wirffom-
beo Der, fuu mad Der bife fig en-
Sirpm, Der life la6er fig afooms
me. en- wionetrang, Der moa babe
Cuff. 2ommer Der 2rsmanosmis<
fion frem .poo ben Mau6e, faa bn
80 -. -. .&~ r. x...-l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

oen til g~eliisneiie. Men fsissr Der
life gambling efter. bbao Der nu
bar poret ~itrepet, iaa er Den re!te
5rana til 9Qomonosmisfion n9ppe
til Ste0s bes ns enonp.
q. so. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

Saa. Wisiionen bjemme og noe og
Wiolerne oertil. Bore 6sDoer itai
altiaa DIN en- tort 5io after ltda
/ SeruIalem, 9errens helige Stao,
% Der ital blipe @lGoe. ser tonls
mer Oct 10 lite an paa Stdoens
eaer Menigbeoens pore gelig9ens
beo; men oct, iom Oct tommer an
paa, sr, at Den lepenoe 9uos Born
iamles til Mleoe oe belig S%ilbeoelle
/ Ouos MenigbeO, ipm er Den le'
penoe @uos Stao. Seq baaber, at
Der oil TONNE mango, og at De pil
fomme meo 8l9oe. 9po bar Rdao
iii at blipe bjelnme?
Nien for at Get ret fan blipe en-
0l0oesfeIt, maa Ri babe bore Sas
ger / goo Oroen og oeriblunDt osioa
bore q%en9eid9er. Seq t9nter her
life paa 5amfunoets 0plo. Den
pil Der moi blipe raaoet Boo pda
PED Marsmgoet, ioa ri til r9ite 4er
lite bar noost iligti men jeg tGns
fer pad bette aurs ReenItab. De
HeIie Meniebeoer bar meb 8lGoe %
i aqrligbeo til Soerrens Sag idmT
LET oo inoienot til GGrerlgn, men
Der er nogle, iom enOnu itaa till
tooe. iii oisie pil jeg iige: StpnO
Ter at faa oct idmlet % inoienot.
ioa at Z life itol innes al blipe till
baoe. 0er Oct MI burtist, os ger
bet meo 8l9oe. Def bar altio p9s
RET mia en- 0l9ot at inoiamle pengs
til .6errens Gag. Oct bar not
%truffet fig, at Der bar oGrst en- en-
felt, ipm bar ment, at jee bar nogef
paaaaaenoe uleo .0enipn til SnDlunls
linoen til 0errens Sag, men iad
aaar iee 1 4%lminoeligbeo en- lda
Dan forbi n9ite Sang, og oct bar
osrne Den forenIfeoe 8irtnin9, at
De Ielp tommer meo oeres 9dpe %
oiper Den meo 9l9oe; tbi 0uos
|Ianoe gprn fan life / GGngoen 'ios
&c % tnurre, meoens oeres grsore
% Seitre ofrer paa 9errens Utter.
.oerren Glitter IN GLAD Siper, men
ban Glitter ogiaa en- GLAD Snolomler.
quit set, 9enner runot ON | SdIns
|funoet. q9rerlenstasien er enonr
en- Smule bag efter; men 9sbenoe
llogifters aasie er enonu liot p9rre
iiilet. Repardtionerne pda Sp5s
ninQerne bar / 4ar. iaapiot jeg MI
ian Ie, toitet os 528 Doll, og iioite
|Qarsmgoet bebilgeoe NJ az oenre
adsie til gaitor Gritiens Rejie 200
9ertil tommer iaa ANDRE
minore u09ltter. I'll Odfo er OF
fpitterct for pense inoiomne | ben
ne aosie $417.23. Der er Wenls'
heoer, Iom intet bar eipet til oenns
aasie. On alle bapoe pGret meo.
iom noale bar, pilbe hi life BABE bait
en- Gents llnoerituo | oenne aasie.
Wlen oct foriemte fan oprettes enos
MI. vi bar liot Der en- Wdaneo
til 4arsmsoei; en- Solicit eler II
SFer fan optages / De reitsrenoe
U1enigbeoer. 0et fan uom9rtet
gpres enonu inoen Narmeoet. @Dr
BET enoelig oa for al Ting ger BET
meo @l9oel Som iaa til oen itore
Set. 4arsmeoet og tom meo @l9oe.
3roos ole 6inoringer tror ieg oct
tai lnftes, at ri / Nar bill faa It
.aarsmsoe fulo al oopiana os gu
bel.
y y QiIAfin