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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07

achieved worldwide fame through the
literary sensation produced by MS
story of Packingtown conditions ana
who wrote that book with the avoWed
intention of aiding the propaganda OF
socialism, has written an article In the
Independent in which he proposes TO
form a farm home colony near New
York city for the purpose of solving
the servant problem, reducing house
bold drudgery and providing ideal con-
ditions for the growth and education
of children. Mr.. Sinclair distinctly dis
avows any intention of attempting to
realize in arbitrary fashion the condf
tons contemplated under the socialls-
tic era. Nor does he propose to reform
the world by any organized extension
Of his group of homes. He tells with
great frankness of the difficulties he
and his wife have encountered In pro-
viding a suitable country home for
themselves and their child and ex-
plains how distasteful to them Is the
idea Of hired domestic servants. Ii
sufficient number Of people respond to
justify the experimental anywhere from
twenty to a hundred families he win
himself have estimates prepared by ex-
perts and a legal form of organization
drawn up, so that suitable tract or
land may be purchased, for sale or rent
to individual members, with the idea
of employing all of the latest mechan-
tcal devices for the asceptic prepara-
ton Of food in a common kitchen, the
washing Of dishes, the laundering OF
clothing, with economies in the pur-
chasing Of supplies and provisions
through general store at wholesale
prices to the individual and various
other economies. At the same time the
families thus associated on this liberal
plane Of thought would be expected to
adopt the latest ideas for the care and
training Of their children, while each
family unit would continue to retain
its individuality and rights in home
Of its own.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07

doing more for a clean college fife than
any number of spies and overseers.
Hitchcock Plies Muck Rake.
At the dinner following the two hun
dred and SEVENTEEN commencement ex-
ercises of Harvard university Secretary
Hitchcock, who made the principal
speech, said that while this was his
torically the home of the physically
brave it had come to be a question as
to whether it was not too much the
land of the free and too little the home
Of the morally brave. He said that Ii
cense had taken the place of liberty
and that corruption had run riot at
the expense of patriotism. He laid the
responsibility for existing bad condi-
tons upon the smooth and machine
ridden legislators"
Wesleyan Prize to Negro.
James Augustus Wilson Of Alabama,
a negro student at Wesleyan, won the
prize for the best essay on the subject,
"Shal the Negro Have Part In Amer
lean Politics?" There were six other
contestants, all white men.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07
LEGAL-CRIMINAL

Jail For Ice Trust Men. sssesesss
For violation of the Ohio antitrust
law five ice dealers of Toledo last
week received the maximum penalty
under the statutes-namely, $1,000 fine
and one year In the Workhouse The
sentence, which was imposed by Judge
Kinkade, was to begin Immediately,
but the judge promised that If the
money extorted from the people was
returned to them and If the members
Of the combine discontinued their ilIe-
gal operations he would listen to a
plea that part Of the imprisonment be
RENTED. This degree Of clemency
was due to the fact that the convicted
men had admitted their guilt after the
first case, that of Joseph A. Miller,
manager Of the Toledo Ice and Coal
company, had resulted in a conviction.
The convicted men were at once taken
to Jail and later transferred to the
workhouse. There was no chance for
appeal to a higher court The cases
were conducted by Prosecutor Wac
heimer, who was elected last fall ON
an independent ticket Proceedings
were undertaken at once to GUST the
offending companies from their char
tiers and to bring other local COM
bines to book.
When Attorney Brown, for one of the
defendants, charged that the lawyers
of Toledo constituted trust because
they agreed upon the minimum and
maximum of fees, and that the news
papers were a trust by establishing
a scale of prices for advertising. Wac
heimer replied that IL evidence to this
effect were given him he would indict
every one Of them and convict them.
Since the conviction of the managers
the local price OF Ice. which had gone
Continued on page !
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LA 0 r
Kansas Labor Famine.

Kansas Labor Famine.
Governor Hoch's appeal to the rail-
roads for low rates and to Chicago for
men to help save the wheat crops of
Kansas has met with the reply that it
Is no use to reduce rates Of transpOr-
tation, as there is no surplus Of labor
to send to Kansas. Heretofore farmers
have recruited their harvest hands
from the ranks of men idle on account
Of strikes, but the recent adjustment
Of all the principal labor troubles in
Chicago leaves the army of the unem-
ployed minus quantity. For some
time past the railroads have been COB
bling up all the men offered by the
agencies and transporting them to the
wheat belt free of charge. 1t pays
them S1.75 a day and, it is said, boards
them we'll.
Rioting In Allentown Strike.
The strike of street car men at Allen
town, Pa, took on a serious aspect
June 20 when a platoon Of state con-
stabulary fired into a crowd and in
jured a boy. 4 mob gathered and threw
stones at the police. The two men
who were accused of firing were locked
up and charges preferred against them.
Another Labor Injunction.
Vice Chancellor Stevenson, at Jersey
City, has issued an injunction restrain
ing labor unions from interfering with
the customers of Booth & Bros, lumber
dealers and planning mill men of Bay
onne, n. J. The Carpenters and Join
ers' union had tried to induce boss
builders not to use the products of this
mill on the ground that It was unfair"
MilIionaires Replace Strikers. ssx-0e.%
As a result of the refusal OF the.
Du Pont Powder company to grant an
eight hour day to its employees the.
works at Wilmington, Del, are badly
crippled by a strike, and members OF
the millionaire Du Pont family are en-
gagged in the dangerous task Of driving
powder laden wagons from the mills
to the magazines and storehouses. AS
this company OWNS nearly all the pow
der works in the country, it is expect
ed that the strike will soon spread to
other places. Eighty men have already
gone out at Carneys Point, n. j.
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SOCIOLOGICAL
Human Breeding 40 a Science.

Human Breeding 40 a Science.
Assistant Secretary Hays Of the de
partment of agriculture, who Is the or
ganizer of the American Breeders as
ISOLATION, has started an experiment
under the auspices Of the association to
create finer type Of human beings
through marriages between properly
selected persons In line with the sug-
gestion recently put forward by Luther
Burbank. The association has appoint
ed committee ON eugenics for this
purpose. The basis of the experiment
will rest upon the uniting In marriage
Of American men and women who are
perfectly adapted to each other In in
terests, ideals and environment.
sinciair's Home Colony Planned.
Upton Sinclair. who has recently
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ticut; Rev. Russell H Conwell, e. c..
Clark of Iowa, president of the Order
of Railroad Conductors; Cardinal Glib
bons, Judge George Gray Of Delaware,
John Hemphill of South Carolina, Fl.
n. Higinbotham of Illinois, q. A.
Lash, X. G. Of Canada; Nicholas Long
worth, F. B. Neidringhaus Of st. Lou
is, Samuel Newhouse, miner, of Utah;
Fremont Older of California, Richard
Olney of Massachusetts, Alton B. Par
ker of New York, A NJ. Shook Of Ten
nessee, Charles Emory Smith Of Penn.
sylvania, Benjamin F. Tracy Of New
York, Bishop McCabe Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Thomas B. Wanna
maker of Philadelphia, Heinrich Vie
gand of Germany, Samuel Untermyer,
general counsel, of New York; Seymour
Eaton, Secretary Scrugham, organiza-
ton manager. English and French COM
mittees are in course of selection and
will be announced later.
Arecently enacted New York law says
that each policy holder will have one
vote. regardless Of amount or number
Of his policies. Voting will be directly
by mail, the polls opening Oct. Is and
remaining open sixty days. Policy hold
ers all over the country and Canada
are formed into associations and a
warning has been sent out to them to
beware of the influence Of the associ-
ated agents of the companies, who will
try to persuade holders to vote for the
present managers. The international
committee will come together to organ
lie July 10.
Great Advance In American Trade.
A bulletin Of the department of COM
merce and labor just issued says that
In the fiscal year 1905 our exports to
Europe amounted to $1,021 100000, an
increase of S4O0,0OO0OO in ten years.
It represents 81 per cent of the entire
output Trade Of the United States
has advanced noticeably In all sections
Of the world except in the tropics.
American Store For London.
N. G. Selfridge Of Chicago announces
the formation of a dry goods corpora
ton to de business in London and to be
known as the Selfridge & Waring COM
pany 1t will have a capital stock of
100000, has obtained a site on Ok
ford street and will open for business
In September, 1907. The new store will
be modelled after the Marshall Field
store in Chicago and will be half the
size of that establishments
p. r. r. to Purge Itself.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Pennsylvania railroad an order was
issued directing all employees of the
road who own coal stocks to dispose
Of their holdings at once on penalty Of
losing their positions. It is said that
stocks in iron and steel companies will
be included.
New Cable to Japan Open.
The emperor of Japan and Presi-
dent Roosevelt exchanged the first
messages June 25 over the new COM
mercial Pacific cable, which had just
been completed between Guam and
Japan, thus connecting the United
States with Japan.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07
Last Days of the Session.


The first or long session Of the Fifty
ninth congress adjourned June 30 aft
er a strenuous week of uncertainty
concerning several of the most impor-
tant measures, among them the rate.
pure food, meat inspection, imm1gra-
ton and naturalization bills.
The regulation Of railroad rates by
the interstate commerce commission
subject to review in federal courts is
what this congress will be remembered
for more than any other one measure.
Up to two days before adjournment the
conferees were at loggerheads over
some of the senate amendments to the
house bill, senators on both sides OBJ
jecting to the removal of pipe lines
from the class Of common carriers I'M
der federal control. Nevertheless the
senate receded and pipe lines were
made common carriers, but were not
prohibited from transporting their own
products. Tillman charged Standard
Oil influence and ridiculed the big
stick. Railroad and railway mail en-
ployees were exempted from the anti
pass amendment. Both parties assum-
ed credit for this legislation, although
differing as to details.
The deadlock over the meat inspec-
ton amendment to the agriculture bill
was even more difficult to break. The
friends of the packers and range cattle
men who had changed the Beveridge
bill so as to put the cost Of inspection
on the government and to leave IN
dated the canned meat labels finally
had their way. The senate again re-
coded and 100000 was appropriated
for this purpose.
The conference report on the pure
food bill also hung fire almost to the
time of adjournment, when it was
rushed through with many Of its
strongest features eliminated. Still, it
is regarded as precedent leading
toward closer government supervision
of all food products.
The immigration bill was effectually
shelved by the house when the major
ity insisted on striking out the educa-
tional tests and the increased head tax,
for which the senate would not stand.
Nevertheless the senate passed the nat
uralization bill without important d.
vergence from the house measure.
After the public buildings bill, better
known as the pork BARREL" had been
put through to the tune of S2O,000OO0,
or therea bouts, the statisticians figured
it up that the money bills Of this session
would total 100000, thus making
a new high water mark for the tide of
government expenditures.
The senate bill specifically directing
that a lock canal be constructed at
Panama was passed by the house with
out debate.
It was agreed in the senate that the
treaty concerning Morocco should come
to a final vote not later than Dec. -
next. The treaty expires by limitation
Dec 30.
The senate confirmed the nomination
of Benjamin F. Barnes, now executive
clerk to the president, to be postmaster
Of Washington; also Franklin r. Lane
Of California to be one Of the new inter
state commerce commissioners.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07

New York Life
Insurance com.
panfes in the
coming election
for new direc.
tors was named
as follows:
Govern or S
Brow I'd OF
Florida, Blan.
chard of Lou.
isiana, Hanly
of In d i a n a
Johnson of Min.
nesota, Penny
packer of Penn.
sylvania, Rob.
or+c of Tonnao.
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DepeW, whose
term has ex-
pired. In bis
address to the
alumni DR..
Hadley recon-
mended tn at
there be fewer
men in the fac
ulty Of full
rank OF pro-
lessor and that
they be paid
higher salaries.
DR.. H d. y
ca m e ut
strongly In IA
vor OF the pre-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07

Bailey said he
had not spent in
six campaigns
one-fortieth of
what He ars t
spent in the last
mayoralty fight
in New York.
He pointed out
that his connec-
ton with the
renewal of the
Texas franchise
for an oil cOrpQ-
- g.
ration had been
thoroughly in
yes tig ted by
the state legis-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-07-07

ceptorial system now In use at Prince
ton, the system under which students
receive great deal Of instruction In
the study OF the preceptor with only
four or five at time. Speaking OF col
iege morals he said that four or five
electric lights and one policeman was
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COMMERCIAL

Policy Holders Committee Named.
The personnel of the international
policy holders committee which has
been formed to see that justice is done
to the policy holders of the Mutual and
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EDUCATIONAL

Taft Succeeds Depew at Yale.
William FL. Taft, secretary Of war,
was elected a member of the Yale Uni
versity corporation to succeed Senator
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Nearly always, one of the first signs
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AN Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week i'm Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
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F o r EIGN

Passing the Education Bill.
The British house of commons has
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Congress Adjourns After the
Senate Yields on Contest
ed Points In Rate and
Meat Bills-Much Amend
ed Pure Food Bill a Law.
Total of Appropriations
Near 100000, 900.
Toledo Ice Trust Men In
Prison--Fusion In Pennsyl-
vania and Vermont--Rus-
sia's Crisis at | land.
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70 A sallow complexion, dizziness, V
biliousness and a coated tongue
are common indications Of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
give immediate warning by pain,
but liver and kidney troubles,
though less painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. Thedford's I
! Black-Draught never fails to bene-
fit diseased liver and weakened kid
J neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs Of fever and
ague. It is certain preventive
Of cholera and Bright's disease of
the kidneys. With kidneys re-
inforced by Thedford's Black
Draught thousands of persons have
dwelt immune In the midst of yell
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves
many expensive calls of doctor.
Mullins, S. c., March 10, 1901.
/ have used Thedferd's Black. Draueht
for three years and have not had to 90
to doctor since have been taking It.
II Is the best medicine for me that is
on the market for liver and kidney |
troubles and dyspepsia and other
81 complaints. Rev. A 6. LEWIS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24

Wiit benz 9ou Der 500 Naeilen
9erIdnserun9 Der Ghico9o, NtiI'
lpoufee &c OF. paul GiIenboba ,piro
iofert be9onuen neroen. Die 5irmo
DtcSntoIb BROS. bon Wiilpautes
miro ben 9ou meitIi6 bon @oarts
beior9ert.
Der 9ou Der SouptIinie DER Sreot
Vortbern Gilenbobn bon Wiinot, u.
D, nod) Siour Gitp, So, muroe
oieIer Gage pon einem bbberen
Beomten Der betreIIeuoen 9eIeuIboit
onici0s 5u9e9eben. Die 8obn miro
iiioIid) o Dtinot ous9eben, Gaen-
bale, Gurefo, Aberoeen, Suron be-
rii6ren mo in Siour Sin miinoen.
9icr in Gureta lino Die Yermefer,
10 Wtona ftorf, nit benz @bIteden
iebr beihditi9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24
WorS ia Mibiey.

rr Hrais. sin ~rsilsnbsr 3abnarBi
noa UilmifapVlis, iDnrbe am Dion
lna slbsnp aesen baIb..s ubr im Zoo
bOiel in uiblsD, ". q. bon BEN
Dlaurer SenD 5nItinIon erIdyoHem.
Der SabnarSi uno Der Ulcroer hot.
ten oorber aarien eeIpieIi unp refIo.
mirie Iebierer 40 Genie, bic er beim
2piel seluonnen habe, lpaS Der CT
moroeie obIeusnete ; elm WorieeIedt
eniitano, ioorouibm Der 3obnar5t
20 Gents be5oblie. Sdimpiu6rier
ipuroen ouseeiued)Ieii, bel meIden
Drote elm yieiier beroor5os oils
TultinIon oieS iob, o%erlieb er oos
3immer NIT ben Worten /: ,id meroe
DID .Iiren" nenn id) 5uriidtomme !"
Cine ggeiIe nodber Fam er AUDI
wieoer, poroui Der gBoriItreit bon
yieuem be9ann. SuItinion ibriit oui
Drote an, Der iid bonn StubI erDob
uno cine tompitereite Steamto eins
nobm, ndbreno Sultinion 2 S6iiIie
oui ibn ob9ab. 9eim eriten SduB
orang Die &u9el in Die Wloeeus
seeeno uno beim 5tpeiten in bic linte
Yruitieite Der SdJperperipmoete
iont IN Ieinen Stubl aurii6 uno par
10 Wiiruten ipdtcr cine geid)e.
AIs 5ulfinion Die SbiIie oboe-
9eben, 5o9 er iid onrd bic often
Itebenoe Sbiire nit seIponntem ye'
uolper 5uriid, bis er bic Gde oes
Sebduoes erreidt botte, bon no er
ourb bic ALLEN oeribpono.
Ils Or. Drate oermunoet nieoer.
ianf, huntington ibn Die gntpeIencen
uno iru9en ibn, oh er I6ner per-
punoet noroen iei, tpas err mit ben
Worten rnibt iebr",, oerneinte. Or.
Wtdrdlein, Der berbeiseboIt nuroe,
ertldr.e ieood, oab Der Cob eleid
eintreten meroe, mas audi nodD 10
Minuten se'dob. 3nbnar5t Drate
mar 30 Sabre alt unog binterldBt
auBer Ieiiler Satin nod cine Eodr-
ter, lueIde Iid in 9ismard, u. D.,
bcFinoen. ~
Der @Orber Senrp SuItinIon III
leoi9en StonoeS uno ettpa 80 Sabre
olt, I6lant uno idmdd,tie. Gr true
I6lporSen 3od uno @e1te uno ount c
Soie, ioiuie cine &oppe aus Sammt.
ueber5ieber bate er %teinen, ais An.
Iebt seIeben. Die 9iir9er aiblep'S
lparen Die gauge Nad)t auI Der Ser
iol9uu9. UNI oes WlDroers babbaTt
au peroen, ieoodl ohne Griola.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24
WerftetGernna.

Im Dieastas, ben 6. Te6raar
1906, merbe id aitf meiner 6 Nlei.
len norb unt z Meile ipeIt bon @u.
refa 9eIe9enen SorM Iolsenoe Sc.
senitdnoe ofientlid periteiserr Iniien /:
g arbeitspferoe, 81 WiIdtiibe, 8
elm, uno a~peiidbriae Stiere unb 6ei.
fer, j 9ua, 13 Shaie, / Grean,
Separator, 2 Sdmeine, l Seaoer,
l DILL, = WoIenI6neioer, / Seeoer,
1 @rosmaibine, 2 Seareden, 1
Teitpflus, l 3meiIhariaer pIIus, /
SonopIlus, 3 Yaor pIerheseidirre,
2 Wa9en, l Yu99n, 3 Sd)litten,
l Bob S6Iitten, 2 G9een, / Seu.
bor. 2 6eooerboren, / Gornerib. /
S6neineIteu bon 6oI5, / Sutter.
falten iiir's 9ieb, 2 8re6pfliae uno
nod 5iemlib 6ol5 gum 9auen, ios
nie nod oiele NrtifeI, bic elm ieoer
Sarmer braudt.
Ramfbeoin9unseu Iae Summen
unter $1,000 in Baar, oariiber auf
Elm Sabr 3eit sesen. quite SidIerbeit
uno 8 9ro5ent 3inIeu 8 prosent
&abntt bel Banr3obtune a.i9y
8ei iblebier Wittsruns finbet bic
8eriteiseruns an fpIeenoen Gage
itatt. .se9 t4r
sSatob &lein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-24
etaotratb.

Gars,n. 2 T.. q. 3anuor 1906.
Der eiaoirnib periammeiie Hdl
ia reenIdrer SiBmna dnier Dem Dor
TB pon Uianor peppcrIe.
Anipeieno luargn ole Siaotrdibe
auoler. aeimL Shan, Serr uno
Sirnub.
Dae proiotou Der Iesien reeuld'
ren giBune nuroe nui aniro9 lpie
oerIeIen onaenommen.
Der 9erid,t oee StootS d)aB'
meiIters fir ben Dlonat Deaember
lpmroe eingereidot uno perleien nnb
auf Mntras bon S.aotratb Shun,
unterItiiBt bon Stootrotb Quoler, in
oeiien SoIiuns on9enommem.
Der Yeridt oon poli3eirid)ier :.
10. Subin fir oos leBte ,Sobree'
qliartaI purne eingereidlt uuo per
IeIen anb auI Nntros bon Staotroib
Sdall, muterittibt Q Stootrotb
Stroub, ouoenommen.
2lui glntrog ipuroe Die 9iedmm9
bon Sobn Wlitd)ell pom $13 60 ouI
ben EiiO 9eIe9t.
5olgenoe yiehnun9en putoen
einoereidt uno perleieu uno ouI 2ln'
troa bon Stnotrotb Stroub, mtera
itiiBt bon Staotrotb Sd,ol, 9eneh'
miet uno our 3oblmna au9epieien
Stoler & 9epperIe, Soiclin uifp.,
$40,
Gureta 9oaor, @aioIin mio Giien'
naaren, 3.97,
Senrp Straub, @las uin., 4.S0,
Gureta Drug So, Sol3aIfobooI
uno TiantleS, Ais,
$50. 2niderbooder, 0lontles uno
pumpe Hepnroiuren, LIS,
Che YcrtbpeIt glaoe, Drudio6en,
400,
Gurefa poIt, Grudioben, 1.5n,
8. W. Subin, Seridts sebiibren,
$50,
Che Subin Suel So, 8obien, 4 "a,
Sobn Yieb, poden nno Iepara.
turen, APO,
Gureto Slour, Seeo &c 'Srain Co.,
podihS uno Wtaidine Heparaturen,
2.65, ST.
Oitdel 9umber 60, SolS 5S.15,
q. =. Werre, Nrbeit, LOO,
Sobn Otter IT,, Nrbeit, LOO,
Sobn Otter, Sieu fir Seuerwebr
Safe, 800,
5reo SepperIe, @eboIt ais Mopor.
1880,
f. 0orlonoer, 6ehalt oils Habit,
ihcr ShobmeiIter, 1880,
6enrp &usier IT,, @ebalt ais Nl.
herman. 3.75,
Sobn &eim, Sebolt ais alderman
|3.75,
Sofob Sboa, 6e5oIt ols aloer
mon, 3.75,
Srans gleIener, @cboIt oils alocr.
nan, 3.75,
:. W(. Serr, SeboIt ais sHoermou
.3.75,
6enrp Stroub, @eboIt OILS gIoer
man, 3.75,
Sobn Otter, SeboIt otS YoIiSe
chef, 1000,
Games ~. @rofpn, Sebolt obs
Stootompolt. 1866,
Sobn %. 8runooee, Sebolt ale
Stoot Nuoitor, 1866. IRE
6ierouf ueataste lid oer Stoot'
ratb.
Sobn %. 9runoa9e,
Stoot Quoitor.