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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28

The local option election in
Winchester last Thursday resulted
in victory for The "wets" by a
majority of 81. A total vote of
nearly one thousand was cast. Both
sides were confident of victory,
and the temperance people received
a great setback at the result of the
election. The struggle there was
watched with keenest interest all
ever Virginia, Money was freely
used by both sides in the legit-
innate conduct of the campaign.
The friends of local option were
backed by the Anti-Saloon League
of Virginia, and the campaigh was
the bitterest wsged in that town
for thirty years.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28
Change of Northern senti ment

Richmond Times Dispatch says !:
Nothing could be more evident or
more gratifying than the remark
able change of sentiment which
the Northern press has of late
years undergone In regard to the
South aud Southern question d.
Time was, in no very remote past,
when our Northern contemporaries
found little thGt was pleasant to
say about us. Our attitude to the
negroes, our cOnservatisms, and
our aristCcratic notions, our alleg-
ed laziness and shiftleesness-on all
these points theyrarely weaIied Of
harapguing and upbraiding US.
But the passing years have hap
PLY sm Oothed that tendency away.
and nowadays the leading papers
in other parts of the country are
becoming more and more ready to
give this section its due. In regard
to the negro question they have
commonly come to feel that perhaps
We have not been 80 wholly astray
after all and the old comment in
regard to our characteristic lack
of enterprise, etc., is dying fast in
the face of the splendid tidal wave
of prosperity upon which the
South il now fairly launched.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Manufacturers and Merchants Bank,
Buena Vista. Va, will be held in their
Office on TUESDAY, APRIL PATH,
1906, at 4:30 O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
E. w. RANDOLPH, Cashier.
mch-29-4t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28
WOmen'S Low Shoes

Our first installment of W0MEN'S LOW SHOES has
been received and are we'll worthy Of careful examination
The well-known Radcliffe" Shoe at $3.50 and Radcliffe
Special $780, will prove interesting to ladies who want
the best in style, fit and quality at those prices.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28
Sealed Bids on Dwelling

The Board of Deacons Of Licking
ton Presbyterian Church will receive
sealed bids for the purchase Of the
dwelling house as It now stands on the
lot recently purchased by said Church
from Mrs. Lucy NJ. Haughawout, in
Lexington, Virginia, on Main Street,
adjoining the Lecture Room OF said
Church-the building to be removed
from the lot by April 30, 1915. All bids
to be IN by April 3rd, 1908.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
]. Med. ADAIR,
Mch-14.st. President.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-03-28
JAPANESE GooDs
Silk WaiSts

These must be to be appreciated. Words fail US
when we attempt to describe Them with the delicate ace
dainty ucks etc. While the quality is fully up to the
standard of former seasons the prices less begin
ming at $500 for waist of pure Habutai Silk.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
President Interested
In Report of Merger

President Roosevelt did not lose aup
time directing the Interstate Commercs
Commission 10 furnish him any informa-
ton it might have in regard TO the ex-
istence Of the ale ged Pennsylvania
merger OF railroads BY 1880 this nlorns
ing. the resolution passed by the Houss
OF Representatives yesterday. had
reached the commission and Chairman
Knapp at once called a conference to
discuss the subject
1t is stated that the only data avail
able outside OF facts OF public knOWi-
edge, IS contained in Che confidential
annual reports of the railroads, sub
mitJed 10 the commission, in accord
aDCe with the interstate commerce act.
The fact that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has q mere minority holding
Will not be taken as proof thar it does
not control the roads mentioned in the
resolution
In the invest lsations OF the Interstats
Commerce Commission. il las been OBJ
served that in effecting mergers, COM
panies at times Intentionally purchase
less than controlling interest. It is int
mated that hey depend upon the hold
ings OF individuals interested in the
principal company TO cooperate in con
trolling the subsidiary companies. In
this way, violations OF the law ara
avoided.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
PRINCE FREDERICK
PROCLAIMED KING
Christians Eldest Son As
cends Danish Throne.
TITLE is FREDERICK VIII
Everybody in Copenhagen Wears
Mourning for the Dead
Monarch.
TITLE is FREDERICK vIll
Christian S KfngLy Children

Frederick, King OF Denmark;
husband of Princess Louise,
daughter of King Oscar of Swe-
den; and father Of King Haakon
OF Norway.
Alexandra, Queen of England,
and mother of Queer Maud of
Norway.
William, King of Greece
George y: father of ruler of
Crete.
Dagmar, Dowager Empress of
Russia, mother of the Car.
Thyra, Duchess of Cumberland.
wife of son of exiled King of Han
over.
Waldemar, husband of Princess
Marie of Orleans, French pre-
tender.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Abbey, Once With Nationals,
Has Arm Amputated.
STRUCK BY MOVING CAR
Was Star Right Fielder on Washing
ton Team Under Wagner
Regime.

Charles Abbey, thirty-nine years old
and at one time che most popular mem
ber Of the old National League base
ball club OF this city, this morning
was injured internally, and his left
arm was SO horribly mangled that ply
sicians at the Emergency Hospital
deemed it necessary to amputate the
member.
Abbey was knocked down By car
near Fourteenth and F streets north
west. He sluirmed off the center of
the tracks. Had he not had presence
OF mind enough to do this, it is like
ly that he would have been more Sc
verely injured. Before he could get
his left arm off the tracks the front
and rear wheels passed over il be-
low the elbow and ground 1t into
pieces Abbey's chest and stomach
were also struck by the fender.
An ambulance vas summoned from
the Emergency Hospital and DR.. White
made hasty examination. His arm
was amputated soon after arriving al
the institution. At noon he was re-
ported to be doing as well as could be
expected, and resting quietly.
Abbey was the star right helder oi
the Nationals under the Wagner regime
the pa rons OF the Seventh street park
by his excellent fielding ana timely hit.
ting. as well as by his congenial man,
ner He WAS born in the West itn5
made his debut in professional baseball
with the Columbus club. When the
Wagners took charge of the Nationals
they instructed Manager Schmelz 10 land
a good right fielder and Abbey was Sc
lected.
About ten years ago he accepted a
position in the advertising depart
ment of a Washington paper, where
he has since been employed.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
SONS NECKTlE STOPS
HIS FATHERS BULLET

NEWBURG, n. Y, Jan. 50.-Ross r.
Brown, seventeen years Of age. narrow
ly escaped death after being mistaken
by his father for a burglar. The elder
Brown has some mining stock and i'm
aPinsd that thieves were planning 70
bI aak into his house and steal IL
lie started last night with his wife 10
attend the Methodist Church in Mattea-
wan. but instead of going there he left
her under pretense of buying some to-
bacco and returned home. waiting In the
hall with a pistol in hand.
YOUNG Brown entered, and as he did
so the father fired in the dark The
boy shouted and the father recognized
his voice The bullet struck the lad 3
heavy scarf tie, padded with cotton bat
ting which prevented the bail from en-
teTing his chest. There was only a
eIieht ahraSion of ths skin
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
PAN AMERICAN COMMITTEE
HOLDS BUSINESS MEETING

At a meeting of the committee on
rules of the Pan-American conference at
the State Department yesterday after
noon. presided over by Secretary Root,
Senior MrnOz. the Guatemalan minister,
was made vice chairman, and Senor Don
Pedro Requena Bermudez, first secre-
taTy and charge daffaires for Uruguay
secretary Some time ago Secretary
Root was made chairman of the commit
tee.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SPEAKERS
TO ADDRESS MEETING

The annual meeting of the Federal
Woman's Political Equality Association
Will be held on Friday evening, Febru-
airy ?, 1905, at o'clock, in the parlors
of the Victoria, corner Fourteenth and
Douglas STREETS northwest
The meeting will be addressed by Mrs.
BelVa Lockwood, the Rev. Olympia
Brown, and others All interested in
woman's suffrage are invited TO attend.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
WayLaid and Shot D0wr,
Woman Accuses Husband
Victim of Assault Was Attacked and Three
Times Shot at a Few Doors From Her
HOme-BIamed on jealousy.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Wilhemina
SeitZ was waylaid and shot down at
Jamaica and Miller avenues. East New
York a few doors from her home today.
The woman made q desperate struggle
for her life. Her assailant fired three
shots. two of which she managed TO
ward off by diverting his aim. but the
third lodged in her chest, infiictlng a
serious wound.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

Mrs. Seitz accused her husband. Con-
rad ". Seitz, who was arrested later,
of being her assailant, and positively
identified him when he was taken before
her in the Bradford street hospital. He
denied the charge.
Mrs. Seitz. .yhO Is separated from her
husband, says he has frequently threat
ened her life because Of jealousy.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
Assert Pennsylvania
Has Nothing to Conceal

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-A full meet
ing Of the directors Of the PennsyI-
vania railroad viii be held in Phila-
delphia on Thursday at which the
House resolution will be considered.
Some OF the directors, who are in New
The Washington times., 1906-01-30

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Jan. 80
Prince Frederick, eldest son of the late
King Christian, was proclaimed King Of
Denmark at noon today.
The new King assumed the name of
Frederick VIII.
The city is in deepest mourning for
King Christian.
No arrangements have yet been made
for the funeral. and It viii probably be
some time before the plans are COM
pleted.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
The Southern's Palm Limited

to Florida, also Aiken ana Augusta
leaves Washington daily except Sunday,
6:55 p. IN. Electric lighted throughout
Other high-class trains 40 Florida and
). Brown. G. A. Southern Railway, 7os
18th st. nW.--AdY.
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
Children His Lag Thought.

The Kings death came so suddenly
that not all of his immediate family in
Copenhagen could reach his side. His
last words TO the children who surround
cd him were: God bless you, chill
dren."
In the city todav. all flags are at half
mast and the people wear crepe on their
arms. Minute guns were fired from the
Copenhagen and ElsinOre fortresses for
the three hours, from o'clock until
noon The church bells were also tolled
fer three hours today.
Beginning tomorrow. the church bells
will be tolIed for six hours every day
until the funeral is held. All the schools
are closed, and there are many signs OF
mourning, even among the children.
Royalty Gathers.
The funeral of King Christian is al
most certain to bring together a great
assembIage of royalties. Kaiser Wilhelm
has telegraphed that he intends to at
tend the funeral. it is expected that
King Edward. of England and the Gar
will be present; and as King George OF
Greece and King Hatkon of Norway are
sure 10 attend. this viii make total
OF five monarcls. IN addition, the
Queens of Eagia. c, Norway. Greece,
and the DOwager Empress of Russia
will be here.
Frederick VIII ascends the throne of
Denmark under pecEi ar circumstances.
Frederick is in his sixty-third year. but
he bears the weight of his advanced age
lightly. He has kept young by living
much the same lxiEd es a simple life as
Continued on Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Except in the North Pacific coast
States. no rain has been reported from
eny part of the United States in the last
twenty-four hours. and the sky this
morning is remarkably clear, consider
ing the fact that a barometric depres-
sion covers the lake region and the Ohio
valley. An area of high pressure has de-
veicped in the British Northwest. and
Is moving eastward in the rear of the
depression above mentioned.
For tonight and Wednesday fair wea-
ther viii continue throughout the Wash
ington forecast district. except along
the lower lakes. where snow Is probable
The temperature viii fall Wednesday in
the lake region and The Ohio valley.
THE SUN.
sun sets today ....,..................,.5
sun rises tomorrow :OS
TIDE TABLE.
High tide today. -......................12.2 20
Low tide today .,.o;......... 30 6:32
Low tide ;OTnorrOw.7:16 a. m, 7:51 D. m
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
THE GIN
TIDE TABLE.

J E1E SUN
Sun sets today ....,................,..5 5.49
sun rises tomorrow ........-...........7.OS : .OS
The Washington times., 1906-01-30
Royalty Gathers.

Continued on Second Page.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16
DON'T
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ligeiom 5aoer.
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Emerte Bn9bopebet. oa %fInftelia bleu bet IA iismt
msb mig, at io III nerOss SOatieIfe. 5es baDor bpps
piee Spimmelbensnnfal 90 bar ia ipps o. uornoiiet.
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BET. 1ea forbieb en- h~infreigs 3npnlin | ire Nor, ri
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gunbte al brui ben Zen Binter beinnot lea mia
bsbrs .nb hibtil mango War, % iea bar lie 'ibt u
benne ~frnateiige Qoreopiae fben iel ieri. brHaie u.
Nllee' Heftoroiiue Retuine MIN Appeit II gpo, oQ
mine Rerper er ftrrfe. - Wlrs. VI. u. cudaea, gg29.
Dnflanb ape., minneapolis, Winn
3 nangf War leo ieg NJ ntruos op9ffelit og Tune
life paste nit ptSbolbninlsarbeiot ener bauF noafi
ION BELT at %piretiae. Ulin Dtaue uar incgri iDaa og
popebpinen mteaft tart, % lea BAR iao uerprs. at ben
snr Tile en- Rat Nnret, hp1r lea top niere tno sh Zine
alb @onpen. 81 brngte ennorco ns a. Dollars I'll
Gage 90 Weoidn. ,Jcg bIep fprt III 9bitdlb OF bes
bonblef al Spetiniifter niei q Ill inlfn 5Dttf. Cube
ia bsris ise oni Or. Wiles Rerpinf % brannott at
brnae bet. Req par ~fortnpiei rbcr At BIT hinip mig
lao hnrtilt o9 Tor par min BlUoe, bd req, citernt baus
bruqt inn Jlaitet, fdnbt, at lea inloitrnoia bauot 9eni
puuoei nit peibrto.' = Nrs. 10 VI. Lbompion. Gn.
futt, Winn.
VIE 9lpgibeteIe ialaer os a%aronierer ben isi Ne jIati,
~ Or. Wiles gTaeiiioiet. Sfrlp efter III Bod on
Rerpsfttt og pirttipgoomme. Abrssit: Dr. Wtles
Rebifai Co.. Giibart. Cub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

lerne at ooeritige. men life at gad
un0er.
Gn Wteooeler til n4dlborg Qmtst."
ftriber, at ser fra oen beltaaenoe
Ring of Gementfabritter gsres
mango 5origg pda at for6inOre Den
npe G%ementfabrits Oprettelie Oeh
Rsrreiun6bh.
90 oct Ital not life p9re belt
uianoiDnligt. at Rinsen bill gere
0itaiidtiIf 3ompdgni Idd f~dDorabest
e 5ilbuo paa at leoere 8ompdgniet
Den Cement, BET bruger til @tsport,
at Den mn 5abrifs Sprettelie for
binores.
Oct er 10 ingen 6anmeligbeo mere.
at set er 2ituiiatiit aompugnii, Der
itdar bag oeo o't npe 5oretagenOe.
591tesbe tDrelen for
St. :. Il. M. 0 g g. 3. Il. 6. FAR
untaaet pait. g.. 5rsoeritIsn, SoN
ftebrO. til Setretar for &. ). Il. M..
Saeerne fra 1. Rooember 3. u.
Oct betpoer ct tort fremitriot for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

Gen0omsidlg. 0ooeos
gaaroen n&jelerup", Der ejes al Ell
9onIortium, b~eItuuenoe at Sabri-
FAINT guAtrup, 8ebmanb Sopbus
MasmisI len og Sagfgrer 6auersleo,
er at Bette Iolgt iii Oirefter &ieler,
Iar6us. ae5eTummen anorager /
Set5e nHanoers Qmtsapis" 210.z
900 ar. aoniortiet beboloer at @js
enOommens 9iniggenoe 6 GeTts=
adaroe. 10 9eiebuIs, 2 8irter oe 2
Meller.
~ ,Nfgaaro" pr. Mnlina me0
ca. 100 Sbr. 2uno. er IN. n2larbus
4mtstioenoe" al proprietor Riss
Berg Iofgt til 5orpagter Mi6al Sss
Ornmmenstpup pr. 4siss
6rup, for 10000 Str. Den uooens
oige geTetning meNfslaer. Obers
ta1elien fer /. Sunuur 1907,
8aaroen ,Sobdnnesool" |
o~unSforluno Sogn mellem Slagelie
90 Stelfpr er IN. 81. 9. at propries
tar Soulino Iolet til Gbriiten Ghri~
iteniefn, 5tattebjer5, for 100000
SIR. gef9tning os Snpentar meos
@aarben bar Ell Siniggenoe
al 1876 Sor. 2ano @serioro o9 16
5or. 2anS Gns. at 6arttorn 1874
5or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

pratefa9en Stoarup p.
5orleoen bitten Iumleoes / II.
oSpob. u" / Staarup Seminaris
inns Waliiflal en- Del Meolemmer
al Sfaarup Sognemenisbeo. ion
life biGiger paitor Ssreniens Stilss
misie os @iftermaal og oerfor life
lengere fan famles ON bans Sors
tpnoelie.
Gfter at Paitor aleoborg, 9regs
hinge, baooe botot ct opbbg9eligt
5oreordg, eneoes man ON | Ser
folo til aopen ON 3irternes gru9
at isse afbolot Iarliae 8ubstjsne-
tier at anore pr9iter | Staarup
Strife. og et lloodls blep neoIut for
at forbere6c bette j.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

Sterbef. Den mitoe
0dano." Som man oil minoes,
aap sen 6erperen0e Nmtsforltanosr
Peters I i'm 3io en- 8og6anoler oct
qo0e Raao life at ihle prof. WIat5s
ems 9og ON OptuntIpergsmadlet /
8in0uet. Senere gjoroe famine @mz
beosmuno Zig betenot oeo at for
bp0e en- oanit Dame at aiOe I'm
o%eroisning / Maoluonin9. Den %.
Oft. bar ban negtet at gioe 5ilz
laoefe til, at en- @7bolostaler fra
Sonqeriset boGot 5oreoruS moo Ql=
fObolnpOelie / Star6af. Sualeoes
orioer qmtsforitanOer Peters Den
miloe 0aanOs" politff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

Gn polff abinoe anton
forle0en WioOag til 4alborg frd
5pn; BUN oilOe 6abe oaret til 1T
men par tsrt Den gale
Bel.
0a BUN par ganite blottet for
penge. dnbragte pOlitiet 6enoe /
6etge r9(alb. Stiftst." paa 5atiss
gaaroen, bpor bun Oagen sfter neos
tom me0 5oiQiinger.
Mooeren oil nu burtigit mulist
blips ienot bjem, mems gsrnene.
iom er feote / Oanmart, oil blips
opOra9ne paa Aalborg &ommunes
8etoitning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

Gien0oms aGg. @aaro=
ejer g. S. Sanien / Sjerting StoO
bar Iolgt i'm Gjenoom til ct @aaroz
6anolerfirmu for 10000 Mdrt meo
geiatning Og Dbl. 5irmuet bar
after iplgt Stamparcellen meO 8pg>
ningerne til 2anomano Gdrl Rauns
bn al 9jertinifop. aebeiummen er
ubetenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16
uIereOe oso. 9et unge Wlenneits
oar pel nnoet At lin !0usbonOe.

5eIte0. - Den gamle q +
r0eimOal" beretter felgenoe
fra Rissoagsoalget:
9eo 8alget / 5eiteO mpote oen
gamle Smeo 4noers SEMEN. 9an
blep tert til 9algitsoet at fine to
Spnnel enner, Iom Dor / 9urrebb og
Sorted. Den galnls gift ielp oeo
tic Stotfe ben til 8algurnen. 81.
Ell fsot / 1906, bpao 0ato, oct
oeo a ct, men a er osft anoen Suite
DAB 1906" Idgoe ban. Ou 0enne
aamle bun~oreodarise S9oersmano
baboe opfnlot i'm 8algpligt og after
tsrte bort, gap oe oanite 89lgere
.6am ct toren0e t0urrd.
Ndbenrdd. = Me0 en- br9ne
|>enbe 9ampe | 9aanoen
at Srapperne. @n gpz
Oren9 i en- berp9ren0e 8os1unoel
Ituloe forfeoen Mften Aente no9et
pupir neo fra Qugeret og TT en-
2dmpe meo. pa ban alter piloe gda
neo, fiji ban Ooerbdlance og itprs
te0e meo Sen br9noenoe 2dmpe |
!Sdanoen neo at Srapperne. 2ams
pen oif | mango Stpffer, beloigpis
ooa lloen at t9nbe. 0rengen blso
bebibitlss liggenoe og maatte be-
reg ino | 8utiffen, men Tom ii9
ooq mart igen, % en- tilfulbt 29ge
erflere6e, at ban insen Staoe 9ap>
Sc tdget.
paa @pentpr. Gn un9
Mdno fra Mnbenrad, Der bar TED
al at bore bjemme, orog FOR no9le
Oa9e iioen no paa Hejfe. 0an
6apoe fudet 6inere | en- Sparetds@
Iebpa % bepet 200 Wdrf. 9dn
foretog MI en- Rejie tit &olotng og
oerfra til 3sben6apn. ga imiolerz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16

DIM 5er1 tntngsre II :
iaterne ifrioer nugeifriftet"a
ip0ijaGanoffe Correspondent, at Dis.
Ie for 8pggets 9e0tommenoe er bles
pet en- StuHelie, Ierlig er 8Oalis
tetso9gten ringe.
9ooe 9pgmarfer gtper "a. Ii 5olo
meo en- 9oldnoN 8e9t pud 10Y
Ill go. 8interf90 og Sabre Ipnz
tes 0erimoo at foloe goot, men al
oisie @fsrsoer er Der enonu tun
tGritet liot pud G9nen.
s eprigt er Der De fleite Ste0er
fun toriiet liot Seo 6iotil, life tort
mere emo bpao Ser er n~eooenoia iii
a%redturerne.
Seopriferne inobpoer bener lite
meget til 59rltning; ret eneitdaenoe
er oct OiIt, ndar l1geitriftets Oeitz
Ii9lanOite Correspondent meooeler,
at en- @udro / forrige llge for ct
iterre pdrti 8ng bar opnddet 6,10
SIR. pr. 100 go.
llgeifriftets msenife 3orreIpons
nent opgioer paa idmme 3ib pris
len pau Id p0.s 8p9 til 5.65 8r.
pr. 100 go. meo 5 gres 5ruorda
for boert qo. bolanoif 9egt ldpere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-16
4nnhrriullunn
Sfo0bora. g tor Sl0

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met. S @aaroejer GidboHs @aaro
StoOborg 8b opItoo Ser ben 26.
lOtt. Slo. II aredturer toaltes At
Rs9en. pdd Stulobpgningen fmel=
teOe 5dget, Der par af Sint. Sic
rem, Der er en- tilflpttet 3piter, bar
frdperenoe, Od SlOen opitoo; 9ar@
Iagen til oennes Optomit er ltfenot.
Sra anoen Sioe meooeles til rWfoz
oersmdalet":
lSloen opito0 alotten goot 1 ON
@ftermt0oagen. 8egge 9aaroen8
Gaoer, iom bar npopfgrte for Ct BAR
4dr iioen, Od 8adr6en ogIad br9n0z
te, bleO ct Hop for 2llerns. Glue.
buIet bleo reooet.
s StdI0en, Der bar taffet meo
b%rdnofrit 5ug, bleo % &eer og 2
plage fpdlte al Rs9en. Saobe Opz
rem fra en- 2d6e in6 til Stdloen life
Iidaet ddben, piloe &reahlrerne bore
blepne reooeoe. De er life blepne
he faoige6e at 2uerne, men iom iagt
tpdlte.
s 2aoen br9n0te belle 4olen o.
aft Hobo.
areuturer og u0bo bar foriitret
II Den fiitdlote gamle 9pbeftertdsIs
al 1926, for $4,000 Mdrt. Sr.
Gicfbof lioer imiolertio ct Cab peo,
at 8redturerne nu par fangt bsjere
Yris, emo 6oriftringen lnoer paa.
Qaoe6pgningerne bar ForIifreoe /
Gdnobranofasien, d~ntdgelig for Il
1900 Mart.
Oct antages meo temmelig tor
Seftemtbeo, at SlOen er paaiat al
en- itarndgtig perIon; men beitemf
Mistdnte iii nogen bar nan life.
6lensbor9. 8rano paa
g iboli." gnens rummeli9ite
Establishment g3ioori" er ON Morz
genen s.. %. Oft. for ItsrIts 0elen
ne0br9not.
9d9en foruO par Den tpite aejs
IerinOes 5pOielsoag, og en- Del at
9pens preusiiife @arniIon fejreoe
0u8en / r5iooli" meo Oilertdnts
tOmeoie o9 Dams. Soften OareOe lige
til 81. A ON Worgenen. s6enoeo en-
5ime ienere par BET, at Sloen brpo
no. alotten Z par / Sig. y5lensb.
Qods" YD9ningen Il 6ooeoIagen neo-
trGnot, De negne Wiure too enc tilz
ba9e, og oct enOoa life belt; pa1
9itiioen sr snoog Malren oelois
Itprtet Iammen.
n5iooli"s Gal bar 8bens iterite
Qotale; Den tunoe rlmme Tlere Sus
iinoe Menneifer. 5orpagtersn at Sta
bli sIementet, 0r. 2uht. menes at
lioe Stu0e oeo grdnoen; Der brenoz
tt bl. a. ct 5lpgel, til en- 9aroi al
1900 Mart, iom tilbprte BAN.
Den ne0brenote 8pgning opfertes
1877. Me0ens @runoen, 6oorpaa
05iOoli" ituar, ejes at 5lensborg
8p, eies gpgmingerne al to Meno.
I Senoerborg, adrber9 og Muoien.
Spgningerne er foriitre0e hos ct inf
Sellfab for 240, 900 Mart. Staoen
nnIldds BOG fun til en- 8retoel 0eraf
Meooing. Def rDunOne
lptn9ebreO. Gnoelig er igen
2prodg often Oen 20. Ott. bet Der
jim 5io pda qoItbuiet forIounbs
ne Penge6reo tommet for en- 0a5
paa felgen0e Wad0e;
0d 2proug @Ften qoittasfen PAL
g~ane9aaroen temtes 81. 8, fdnOtes
greoet / Y~pIttusien, oct mud altIdd
o9re bleben in0lagt / poittdsien
meGlem 81. a og 8 @fterm. Oct par
oct / iip 5io Iad It9rtt mistantte
poitbuo aj9r, iom temte adsien
og 6ragte Snoboloet al Sdsien til
len poittonoutter fra 9pjens, ION
Iua opoageoe 8reOet meO pengene
blanot poitfagerne. S pengebreoe.
mdngleoe ct 8eleb at no9et ober
100 Marf. aier bleO Tom mis-
ientt arreIteret, men ON ban er Den
Ifploige sler ej, BIZ 10 Siben piIe.
Senere: Rsiten at Pengene
funone. 9eb en- 3. %. Oft. /
poibbuo ajars 6lls Foretagen I'm
fGo II