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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

You get the best quality of writing paper
for lie 50 money. AT Sterns' Drug Store
To RENT-Four rooms upstairs, with privi-
lege of bath. Mrs. NJ. Bruya, South st. 2itf
Our stores will be closed ali day Memorial
bay; May 30. F A. Bond; Geo f. Marshall.
Bell Roy wanted at once. Call or write
John Higgins, Addison House. Mi dlebury.
2ltGp
FOR sALE-House and lot on wevbridge St
For particulars inquire of Thomas Buckley
2lt4p
Come and try our ice cream soda. None
better anywhere, at sterns' Park Drug Store
For SALE-Millnery business, well estab-
ished Partch II Meeker, MiddleOury,Nt. 1Sf
Straw berries. pineapples, oranges, lemons,
bananas and cucumbers-the best-at Bonds.
Two carpenters wanted to do general work
on house. Apply to J. A. Wright, Middle.
bury. 1871
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege-
table, safe. 15y1p
For SALE.-Harness store and repair shop.
Established 40 years. will sell stock and will
lease building. T. KGDDER.
20t3
American field fencing for sale by j II.
Stewart. Middlebury, and c. w. Ross, East
Middlebury. l6tf
Leave your orders with the Register Co.
for calling cards, printed from either type or
engraved plates.
FOR SALE Sawdust, 75c per hundred
bushels. BRYANT GARY, East Middlebury
2Ot2p
wANTED.-To hire for the summer, pony
and rig suitable for small children.
20t4p X. MARSHALL, Westport, y. Y.
FOR sALE-One farm wagon, complete with
double box. but little used, ! set heavy har-
ness, nearly new.
l2u F.C. Dyer, West Salisbury, VT.
Phosphate for corn and potatoes; imme
date delivery. Phone 1922. c. E. Harris,
Middlebury, r. ID. /. 2lt2p
For cleaning your carpets and rugs try the
carpet cleaning machine at Langworthy &
Co.'S machine shop. l6tf
The only views OF the Belden's wreck taken
same day OF the wreck, for CSC different
views. Burt's Drug store.
Mi o-na is the only remedy for stomach
troubles which W. II. Sheldon guarantees
will cure or cost nothing. SOC box
Crel on the best lice killer for stock and
preventive of disease. Call at Storms Park
Drug Store for same and get booklet
Cure the scratches, mud fever ana old sores
on your horses by using Monarch Ointment
Prepared by DR.. owens, Veterinarian, Mid
debury. 2Otf
Pasturing at weybridge farms for horses
cattle and cows. Plenty feed, water and
L " II
Hammond Mgr, Middlehury.
wANrED-Lady or gentleman of fair edu
cation to travel for firm OF s250,O00 capital
Salary sl,O72 per year, payable weekly. Elk
penscs advanced. Address Geo. q. CLOVIS
MiddleDury, VI. 2ltlp
My store will not open for business or
Wednesday next, May so. We close for the
observance of Memorial Day. Leave your
orders for groceries, and have them delivered
| Tue sday evening. K. 5. Benedict.
For pension business. arrear OF pay, bounty
etc, and general business through all de
partments OF government address MELVIN
| WILKINSON Pension Attorney and Notary
! Public, Bridport, VT. stf
Before you buy buggy or carriage cal and
see me. buy for cash. pay no rent, and keel
no help You will find me good man to dc
business with. w. X. Eager. Just east OF the
site OF the old depot, Middlebury, VT.
20tip
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

Pleasant street, facing the park in front
of the Addison in the following order
Marshal of the day, Willis Childs, Esq,
with aides, mounted policemen; band;
chief of fire department, F. R. Stone and
assistants; Battell Hose company, P. J.
Donnelly, foreman; Ilsley Hook and Lad
der company, Joseph Monta. foreman;
Volunteer Hose company, c. F. Rich,
foreman; Fraternal societies; w. P. Rus
sci Post, No. 80, j. NJ. Tracy, command
er: carriage with invalid soldiers car
riage with speaker and clergymen; car
riage with trustees and selectmen;
carriage with flowers; graded school
teachers and scholars; citizens in car
riages; citizens on foot. At the cemetery
hollow square will be formed around
the unknown graves, where the rituals
tic work will be conducted by the local
post as follows: Dirge; prayer by Chap
lain balm; band; ritualistic work; band :;
benediction by the Rev. w. 7. Forsythe:
taps; Towering graves; assemble at the
gate for return march. Seats will be re-
lserved in the town hall for participating
societies. The people attending the ex.
ercises will confer great favor, as well
as avoid confusion, by remaining in their
seats until the societies have left the hall
The Middlebury band will furnish music
for the day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
SCHOOL NOTES.

Last Friday all the teachers attended
the convention at Vergennes.
T. j. MacMurtry and sister have been
absent from school since last week on
account of sickness.
The High school dance held in the
Masonic Hall last Friday night was en-
joyed by at least fifteen couples. Misses
Chase and Hager acted as patronesses.
Dewey Smith received injury in the
base ball game between Proctor High
and Middlebury High and was out of his
head for quite long time, but he is able
to resume studies again.
Louis Hope has been absent from
school this week.
A number of town people and school
boys accompanied the team to Burling-
ton Wednesday.
Geo. Munson returned Saturday from
Burlington where he attended the funer-
al of his grandmother
Middlebury High school defeated Proc
tor High school Saturday, on the college
campus, by a score of to 5 in ten in
ming game
Middlebury team went TO Burlington
Wednesday to play with Burlington
High which resulted as follows: Mid
dlebury won by 10 to 8. The game was
full of close decisions which resulted in
a good deal Of kicking
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEBURY
FOR WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1906
LOCAL NOTICES.

Highes, %; lowest 80.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
ABOUT TOWN.
Items of Local and Personal Interest 81
Middlebury People.

Items of Local and Personal Interest 81
Middlebury People.
Mrs Mary Wing of Bridport is visiting
in town.
H. C. Peck was in Proctor on business
this week
Michael Higgins was in Burlington
Wednesday.
DIR. E. H. Martin was in Burlington
during the week.
Miss Mabel Merrill has returned from
a visit in Swanton.
DR.. " NJ. Rogers is visiting his parents
in Plymouth. Mass. \
Mrs. Cady of Mortified is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. o. P. Lee.
Robert, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Carpenter, is quite sick.
Arthur Goodroe attended the ball
game at Burlington Wednesday.
Mr.. Norton has moved from the Bruya
house on South street to Bridport.
Mrs. H. L. Hunt was in Vergennes
Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late
H. P. Stilson.
Miss Clara Ketchum and Mrs. V. G.
Kelsey were in Middlebury Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Fred Goss. George Humphrey and
Charles Ntzhugh, spent Tuesday in Bur-
lington with friends.
Ewing Adams has returned to his home
in Burlington after a visit in town with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Moran of Brattleboro were
in town few days recently the guest
| of their son, Arthur Peach.
Miss Mabel Geltman has returned to
her home in Warrensburg, N. Y, after
a weeks visit with her sister.
Miss Marie E. McNulla, who has passed
several weeks with her sister in Worces-
ter, Mass, has returned to town.
Mrs B. L. Fleming has returned home
after passing the winter with her daugh-
ter in North birmingham, Mass.
Fred Signor, who works at the Italian
marble works in this village, had two
fingers caught in the rubbing bed Satur.
day and badly smashed.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Baptist church will hold regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Lasher.
The Henry Family Theatre company
will be the attraction at the opera house
this and tomorrow evening The Henryf
need no introduction to the people OF
this vicinity as they have covered this
circuit many times before. The com
pany's repertoire embraces a wide range
of plays and they have that faculty OF
giving their patrons just what they
want. Little Oracle Marguerite Henry
the child actress will appear with the
company, and is the drawing card fol
women aud children.
The event of the season. unsteady
will doubtless be the joint concert to be
given by the mems and women glet
clubs of the college in the town hal
Tuesday evening, May 80. Both clubs
have put in a season of hard work and
study, the women under the direction of
Mrs Howard and the men drilled by
Professor Rodeheaver. A special program
has been prepared for this concert com
prising not only selections by each club
but joint numbers, the latter being 8
novelty in glee club history. Manager
Peach of the mems club, who has the
management of the concert, anticipates
a hattering attendance as both clubs
have host of admirers who may bt
reckoned on as being present. Tn,
tickets will be on sale at the usual place
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

C. S. Bowler, Wnh b. Kingsley, Practi
cal Painters.
Painting is practicA work. Skill wins
It's the same with pa int making.
You know 4 gallons L. & NJ. mixed
with gallons Linseed Oil makes enougS
paint for a moderate sized house-th(
best pant money can buy-because thu
l.. & NJ. Zinc hardens the l.. & NJ. Whit,
Lead and max es the L. & NJ. Paint wea|
like iron.
Buy L. & NJ. any don't pay $l.50 d
gallon for Linseed O as you do in ready
for-use paint, but buy oil fresh from th|
barrel at 60 cents, and mix with L. & Nj
Actual cost L. s, NJ. about Si.20 pei
gallon.
Sold by Farnsworth & Co., Middlebury|
w. B. French & Co., Orwell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
SALISBURY STRIKE
MILLS IDLE BECAUSE OF La
Dor TROUBLE.
On Friday Last at 4:oo p. m. the
Entire Plant of Chas. s. Kings
ley at Salisbury Closed Down.

GnttrG RANT OF SndS T . Nin9S
ley at Salisbury Closed Down,
The concern employed about thirty
men in the three mills which are situat-
ed on the river forming the outlet of
Lake Dunmore and does quite an ex-
tensive business in the manufacture of
wood pulp.
1t has been the custom in these three
mills for the help to receive their pay
in due bills on the company which were
redeemable at the company's store for
any goods which might be in stock.
They claim that they were unable to
procure cash for these however, unless
sold to some outside party at a dis
count of Is to 25 per cent. The Register
reporter in conversation with one of the
men inquired the cause of the strike.
The man replied that they had received
one dollar per day and bonus of two
and two and one half cents per hun
dred for what pulp they might manu-
facture during the day. They asked
for Sl.35 per day and a pay day once
a month at which time they wanted
money and not due bills.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

The ladies of the Labaree Society will
give a dramatic entertainment in the
town hall on the evening of June 8th.
The program consists of two one-act
plays. The first, 1.-THE Kleptomaniac,"
is very clever sketch from the pen of
Margaret Cameron. This will be fol-
lowed oy the mirth. provoking farce,
"Poor Pillicoddy," which was given here
some pears ago with Professor Higley in
the title role, and Mrs. Higley as Sarah.
Seats go on sale at Stems Friday, June
/. The cast follows:
THE KLEPToMANIAC.
Mrs. John Burton, Miss Daisy Cush-
man; Mrs. Valeria Chase, Miss Hazel
Mcleod: Mrs. Charles Dover, Miss Mar
garet Chase; Mrs. Preston Ashley, Miss
Mabel Merrill; Miss Freda Dixon, Miss
Ruth Smith; Miss Evelyn Evans, Miss
Mary Hagar; Katie, Mrs. Burton's maid,
Miss Bertha Stilson.
POOR PILLICODDY.
Mr.. Pillicoddy, Jas. NJ. D. Olmsted;
Capt. O'Scuttle, l.. d. Smith; Mrs. Pill
coddy. Mrs. A. w. Dickens; Mrs.
O'Scuttle, Mrs. j. II. Stewart; Sarah,
Mrs. B. F. Wales.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
POOR PILLICODDY

f. H. Cowan & Co. of Boston, con-
tractors, have begun putting in sewers
in the principal streets of Woodstock,
the work TO cost about $4,000 The viii
lage has appropriated $4,000 for COM
pleting it's sewer system.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25
Correspondents a 4 Advertisers

Owing to the fact hat Memorial day
falls on Wednesday, next weeks corr
respondence and ADVERTISING copy must
be in this office one day earlier than
usual. Advertisers al nd correspondents
will greatly oblige us by filing their copy
as above.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25


or six long ones.)
Garden seeds AT Bonds.
Mileage books nj Burt's.
Mileage hooks AT Marshalrs.
Ice cream soda at Sheldon's.
Direct coffee and tea at Burt's.
Read Stcrns adj. on front page.
Nice, ripe cherries al Joe Calvis
Gillette safety razors at Sheldon's.
Fresh fruit with ice cream at Burt's.
Seed potatoes for sale at Winans Bros.
Coon's cream at Burt's Csc pint 4Oc quart.
Hats for Decoration day at Miss Goodrich's.
Nice, fancy strawberries, fresh every day
at Joe Calvi's.
Our stores will be closed Decoration Day.
E. f. Rich; Beckwith & Co.
FOR SALE-Shephcrd pups. 19t3p
c. Nj. Barrows, Bridport, Vt.
Eastman hlms-quality fims-at Burt's.
Get your lunch and square meals at Taylor's.
FoR SALE 81 yr. old heifers, enquire
John O'Connor.
Our store will be closed Memorial day.
L. s. Knight & Co.
Dairy butter in pound prints at winans'
Bros.
Kreso Dip for ali kinds OF lice and flies at
Burts.
Nice pineapples for canning. cheap. at Joe
Calvis.
Try a bottle of Bishops pure California
olive oil. X. 5. Benedict.
Nice ice cold soda and all fiavors at Joe
Calvis.
wANrED-A girl TO wash white dishes at
the Adds On.
Fresh vegetable and strawberries at
W!nans Bros.
Store closed all day Wednesday, May 80,
Memorial day. Ives & Shambo
wASTBD-You to read ad. about Success
Tonic on page 9. l4tf
Perfumes that last, Hastily put up. At
Stems Drug Store.
To RENT-Two furnished rooms with BATH
W., Register ONCE. 2ltf
Strawberries. bananas, oranges and cucum
bers, at f. f. Richs.
WASrED-A woman ito do ironing In the
laundry at the Addison.
Don't forget that the finest assortment OF
shoes for everyone Is at Bonds.
Norman 8. Foote can save you money on
your FIRE insurance. See adv.
For SALE-l0O bushels seed corn. II. o.
Wales & Son. Middebury, R. d. No. /.
Colored post cards of the Soldiers monu.
ment and railroad bridge at Sheldon's.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

Batteries-Midd., Fisl her and Stewart
For Burlington, Brow n and Ahesru.
Umpire, Manning of d rtmouth. Time,
2 hours, 20 minutes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-05-25

Notices under this head ten cents per line
frst insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions Count seven short words to line
or six long ones.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Gn SnOiigelle.

Ter fuoes ofte 4nbeialin8er al
ge9er / g0anitersn", 9oiltet sr
lin Grosn; men Der er o5iaa 9egep,
ION for5auoles al oor. 5~orlogs9us,
Der buros proteiteres imoO, oa o.
.inoe6oloer oiloleosnos og falits Gar
BONNIE.
3ea oil fun Der n9one cen. Der
barsy 9itlen; s5siu Gam, uotom
men paa Den no~ritsoanite gogbdn.
oels 5rpttefi i G6itago, al Gar
:. Glt36olt3, Den er belt i8tns
rem prage. At mst5ooitiite Bib
iarelier + U}ooitrio meo Dor luttbsrs
tie Care. gogsn sr life aniert j
aataIog, men Der er an
fert cen, Der barsr iamme 3i.eI %
til iamme pris, 1oilten je5 lite
TENDER; men Oe tilfsisoe Gplpsnin8s
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m, 6oorleoes De ffol
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nit 9eofommenoe 6siit tante ON q
imaa osbte gsrn. At Sc er + Gam
me0 BAN. % al De ierli9
tran9er til Qaroommen nm, hOors
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seq tritiierer life gogsn eGer BENG
SnOholo, t6i ieg teneoer Den life.
men oet er os a~nfprts Gplpsnings
oro DIN gogens 5no6oIo, Der ionss
mig at pare liot mst6o0iitiite. Men
sen fsritnaOnte 8oa meo iamms
5itel bar ieg nolia lpit o9 fan tul
sipe osn min Misti1io % Qroteit.
6. aro9h.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
ariitelig Selifabeligbeo.

Man 6erer oct bite Iagt. al en-
at De melt fremtr9oenoe SiOsr PEE
oct tirteli9e 2ip ! 9anmart / Dor
9io er Sdmfunbslipst. Mun BE-
bsOer imtolertio life at nagts, al
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res ct. iaubant me6 TOR gelIignslie
for De enteite, ielp ON man mener.
at oct, Der bog ! iterite Grab iGts
Ter 1T prag pad pore 0dees tirtee
ligs Gin, life Taa meest bliper at
fable Samfunoslib, Iom ~inarsre
Joreningslio eler noget lignenoe.
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Grun6 fanr I'm gefnsning fra
groen paa Be bsIieeg Sdmfuno,
bar bel iii 1T Sortsn6s, at De.
u6ipringer fra Samfunosfslelien,
Gsleffen al, trobs dIe 5orfte1s al
rare ct, = hpuo Der life bebsoer al
bare betinget az lofale Gor6olo o1
perfonfist asnofub =, bDorimof
2tpet | De friItns arebfe BOG os
mere fbnss at fad 1T pras bsr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

N}en ri bar Der in9en plan lar
fla At anbefale. SUN mener n, Il
Sa9en CT If iaa ualminOtli9 itps
9i9tigbeo. at nogsn bpr ta9s fig
al osn meo leoenoe Sntere5ie. Den
grfaring. ri 6iotil bar baitet. tiger
os. at ON Ser emo er aoitiaigt At
ooer. ia ftaar BET 0aarli9t
nof til meO oor %llngooms friiteli9e
a%unofub. % ri Dor aloorli9 ipsras
% grunoe oper. om ri life fan
ARE mere for At gioe por opootIens
0e Sla5t en- beOre triiteIig 0plQss
Ming, Iaa Sen fan 5lioe Delitittet I'll
at .taae Qrp efter % - o9iaa 9Oao
ct triiteli9t % tirteli9t 4rbeiae an
9aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

fun liat f1ar 3io til Al la Sal
mebo0en op. til Sdn9en %6egpnoer.
Saaindrt zen i,oite 9inie al oen
f-rf.e So,ase er iun9et. er Der maas
T. ct e0cr 3noe!, len An mad
oaos msoO3lf 6inanO3n. meas nun
buffer oct, iaooan at Den, Der iiooer
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pda 8oritnrrsrue. q mar nan
Iaa iioen bill forldOt 3ir.en %
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iaa er ser en- til bejre, iam mat
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iom man trnffer / 6aanOen, % en-
treble. ION nan 6enotter eejli9he
Den til at fad Ell geiotnot lille
Samtale me0, uoen at l1os fig ails
fqate At, at Qreiten er be8hnOt tn
3iltule til Mteroaiterne. - De 70
M}aaoer at qua / airte paa pr99ss
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maaife eniioia poa lin @is. 9sn
da1r Sen an0en mon life fist for
lanai til Sen un6en Sioe2
8. / n75bl.1
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straightforward /
Sremont.

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oct tommenOe Spnoagsitolemeoe i
5remont. Qige itrats ri iaa oerom,
fit d Qpit ill At fpie nO9le Oro til
iom en- gaaitpnoelie.
Reppe nogen 8omite eaer gms
be0sman0 in0enfor DOR airte bar
faa oigtig en- Cpgaoe iom Spnz
0agsitoletomitesn. Den er oen enc
tie, Der bar facet paaI9g ON I9r=
Zig At tage fig al pore 8srns %
DIR kingdoms triiteIige lln0eroiss
ming og Oporogelie.
5prit ct Oro ON Ssnoagsitolen.
Den er 10 MI / Sang og bar oarst
Oct iaa l9nge. Wen netop foroi
Den bar arbeioet en- lengere 5i0,
Tau er Ser Qnleoning til bdaoe al
tan0ie og Ie paa 6enne tilipnelas
aenoe rings Snititutions 5rugter o9
glRoe fig ooer inOounone Heiulta=
ter, men ogiad til Al ie pau Ssns
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tritiit eQer prgpen0e 8lif % ipgrs
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at Rnors, at forbeore Ser og ser.
fad 7Sruaterne fun0e blioe riaere
I 5remtioen.
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mso al un6sn friiteIig Stole, lac
er oi oberbeOiit ON, at Spnodg5s
ifoien mau op6oloes % oripes mes
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Ssnoagsitolen oer6iemme I Dan
mart ct tp6eligt 8epis. Der bar Sc
t~riitelig ltnoeroisning / 6Oer6aqs~
ffolen. men aqigeoel bar Be inNs
fert Sg~n6agsifolen iom en- Slags
9srneguostieneie, og oen oin6er
ftu0ig mere 1t0breoelie og 5rems
itrtot. Senodgsffolen er ct MR.
Denoigt Geo / bort firtelige Qr=
bei0e og triitsfige Gin.
Qu6 Oere, at Ssnoagsffolsn bo5
os At ~nsooenoige @run6e er mere
Stole og min6re gerneguostjeneite
n0SenoagsIfolen 6porelan6et.
Den er Dog ogiau bos os gsrnez
9ubstjeneite. Og gsrnene trenger
til iaaoun @u0stjeneite. De tram
ger ogiua til llnoerbisning. Men
Bet arr De bOfsne ogfau, og Der er
10 nogen unoerbisning 1 en6Der
9uostjeneite. Men bba6 Ri Ierlig
t9nter pdu meo 9ernene oct er,
al De tr9nger life atene til triItelig
nnoerpisning men ogiad til at fonls
me i CUBS 9us og npoe at bets
Sober. ION oisie bnoes gernene /
Ssn6agsffolen.
Gg ODD Tan bere9ne xdners
Mugt, 5slgerne uf gooe 0an~ T.
Ter iIstte 9aner, goot slsr Tst Sefz
fab Sefus gift / Spnagogen pua
Subbaten ifslge Sa6oune. Gor
gsrn at guu til SsnoassffOle, bet
ffdber en- goo S9bpdne, iom madffe
for mango bol0er fig | ben Dofsne
4tosr, Tau be gerne Tiger airten
fom berss Spnodssbjem. Man
taller = muaife farlig blanot "
merifdnerne ON ct Girtebjem.
Dsn airie, fom gsrnene fdoig
eoor iii Ssnoagsffofe |, ben BIZ
Der naturligt 0eres 3irfehjem. S5
Gelffabet, be msber Der, er langf
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pod 0nben e[ler fau mango Sfss
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br6fte Mioler, pi fenoer, til at feoe
bore Born til at fua Be rette Sms
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Stat / Gnglano.

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oamle Stamp meaem Stat D &irte,
Der, tan maj iige aIori9 9e.i bolltr,
"a ION meo iterre eler minore Ulels
!emrum blusier op med o9lot9
Stprts, ltriper en- 9oreiponoent.
5ett itaar moo Sett, DIT 31mle %
oct me terntr iammen. d ira
Qanosenoe TT Qanosenoe er 9ioen@
nabsrne / grano. - airten er MI
ION + Miootlalosren Den itrioen0e
STRIFE.
qonoon 6aooe nplig en- SnoaTon,
life al ficnotlige Trooper, men Al
airfemqno, .paa bois 9annere TOD
Freoet: r8eligips Opora9elie for
pore gsrn". Oct par B16ritsbe1
iolfninaen ira Qantui6ire, ION / ct
Qntll At 10000 mari6ereoe moo
Qonoon for At 5olte:s a1arne t BET
e~naelite llnoerbus al trGoe oeres
aamle Stoler o~pretbOIote, boor Den
en9elIte Stat5tirfe gennem oisle
I5ienere leoer lnoerpisningen, laa
at oen 5lq8t, Der potter %, Tan
blios life bare 9o0s 9or5ere ~gy J
Ioaiaa aooe ariitne, tbi OenM Z
qriiten er 0en beoite gorges III
Def er Den me engelite SlIOl N
Iom bar tanot oenne Strio.
nne Qoo er nemIig ct mt StriOt |
zen uooitlina, Der unoer mere sller
minors trasie 5ormer Tiger 1t Orios
Geligionen 10 at SfoIsrne.
6orut ~foritaa aampsns 0iOiiss
bso mac maj tenoe tiot til adm@
pens 6iitOrie.
: ober 1000 Mar. fra Tor Den
9io De norite Nitinger hjemieg;s
.Gnalan0, bar set oaret Den sngtilts
Strife, ION bar leoet 5oltets llnosss
.pisnin9. airfsn bar bpgset Stos
lerns, og &irten bar uooannet ees
rerne. So oct er fsrit / De iioit.
go a 70 4ar, at Staten bar td9.i
fla at 5oltets Op0ragelie. Wsn
enonu Den Dag / Dag. / oet per-
Ten qar 1906, op0rdges omtrent
0dlpparten al os engelite Sfolebrm
/ air%teItoler. 90 bOert @ar giptr
ga airten oper en- Miaion pulo
.Stsrling eler 3 Miaioner Dollars
for at o~pret6ol0e fine StoIer.
Oct er, iom man Oil Tonne, irs
gen Smauiummer ielO I bette ri9e
9ano, % isloiaat er oct en- u9Dre
9eipareIIe paa Statsns Budget, at
airfen bar opertdeet en- iad be-
ientlig Del at 6oltsts Oporagelis.
9eo Sfolelopsn at 1902. Ger
unoer megen Mooftuno bleo TAT
ieennem al oct galfourite Winis
itsrium, III airteifolerne ida bel
fem os foritellise Setters Stolsr
gibrdg al Staten for at orioe une
~toeroisninoen, boortil lo5ifterns
nemlig / 5ioens Sob blep alt for
tore iii belt at tunne bGres al De
pripate. 9d MI ben engelfte Statss
tirte bar De fleite Stoler, oper
II 900, ellsr mango iIere emo Dis
fenterffolerne, aatoliternes Stos
Ter FAINT be tommundle StoIer til
Iiammsn ldst, bleo felpfsIgelig oes
iaa Statstiltuost til 6eres Sfoler
|forbolospis Taa meset ftsrre. Men
oenne nbe Oronin9 bafts en- oofbs
|iom Mooitano bog be engefae Dis
%ientere, fom mente, at Den eusefffe
|Stdtstirfes Mnei paa oenns Mdds
be fl en- ultfor itor llbpioelie.
Se Tnu bsasnbte Disfenternt en-
|nn 5uttif, Der oiitnot bill foretoms
me mango en- Smule bsfnnberfis.
IOe nGstebs nemIis at betale benne