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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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stand iennungsl her and told IN that shs
had disgrno~f them ~ we'll ~ herseU
Yesterday morning untsr'iye Saraeant " 7
Tor ~ District Attnrney Darrih'a OWE
arrested her aud uuatav On thH charge "
bisamy and Magsitate C~nnnortOn. sent
thorn 10th ~ Inc Qseen = county Jail Tor a
further hsaring on Thursday next Mt4.
Van Hauter Wppt, and Mary cried untI
the neighbara took her In and told her they
would get q new doll for hcr
Involved In tho arrest ~ the question
whether u common law wife CWn commit
bleAmy by mari ying another man Alphon-
aine was a widow in Paris with two aOns
when her sister, who wa CagnarIa first
wife. died. She went to Cagnard's home
and simply remained there after her sisters
death. There waa no marriage ceremony.
Gustav was Noiuhle W iail. ,Q what am
I guilty." he asked. "The old man was
unkind to my wife. She wanted ONT one
10 care for her and | married her after J
commit tigamy. Why am ! In jaill I love
my wife. will take care 81 her. ! never
was IN Jail before. make - a week.
believed what she told me. She was never
married to Cayrard. Why am IN Jail?
on, how NY wife cried And 80 did MARY.
poor little Mary don't know where
Mary. can be. Ard who will feed the
chickens? WHY am ! in iail?' Old man
Oagrard was with his son when q reporter
told him Of his wife's arrest. He smiled
sadly, and In Freroh said that she was
much to blame.
Were you ever brutal TO herr asked the
reporter.
NO. no." he laid sadly.
you ret he wasn't" chirped in young
George, ard | know what ] am talking
about. She Is my mother and she was my
fathers wife. common law wife, they tell
me-"
Yes, she was my wife, the old man
echoed.
Mary saw to it that the chickens were fed
yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
THREE SHOTS IN THE KITCHEN.
Norwegian Maids Rejected Sweetheart
Chooses Doctors Home for Suicide.

norwegian hdius htJcCNtu SNtttttuEt
Chooses Doctors Home for Suicide.
DR.. Walter Timme of 1853 West Ninety
fifth street was at dinner last night when
Matilda Olesen, a housemaid, ran into the
dining room CRYING, She told the doctor
that her sweetheart, Bernhard Nelson, a
Danish sailor in the merchant service. 20
years old, was in the kitchen and had threat
ened to shoot himself because she hau given
him the mitten.
DR.. Timme told her not to be alarmed.
and the girl was about to go to her room
when a shot was fired in the kitchen. Dr..
Timme started for the kitchen, and as he
vent down the stairs he heard two more
shots. When he got into the kitchen he
saw Nelson lying on the floor, a revolver
BY his right hand. DR.. Timme saw the
man bad shot himself three times, in the
head, Just below the heart ard in the left
breast. He was bleeding p~rofusely and
was urcor scious.
DR.. Timme ran into the street, summoned
DR.. O'Hanlon, Coroner's physician. who
Ii res near by, and also called in a policeman.
Dr. O'Hanlon examined the sailor and sent
for an ambulance from the j. Hood Wright
Hospital. Nelson was taken there. He
will die.
Matilda olesen, the Norwegian house.
maid, told DR.. Timme that Nelson had been
keeping company with her for a long while.
but that she had found out that he had an
other sweetheart In Norway. She re-
preached him, she said, and he said that IL
she didn't foraYs him he would kill him
self. She told I'm to Learn tAe house and
ran up stairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
SUNDAY.
Military Mass on the Navy Yard Campus
I'm Brooklyn.

Al 10 o'clock this morning an open air
military memorial mass will be celebrated
on the campus Of the marine barracks in
the navy yard in Brooklyn. The Rev,
W. H. l. Re aney, chaplain in the United
States navy, will be the celebrant and will
be assisted by the Rev, John P. Chadwick,
who was chaplain on the battleship Maine
when she was blown up, and the Rev. John
+. Nash of the Church Of the Sacred Heart.
No cards OF ADMISSION VIII On required
the Martyrs, at Fort Greene, at 10 o'clock.
In the afternoon the Lincoln statue in Pros
pect Park will be decorated by the members
Of William Lloyd Garrison Post 2O7.
There will also be services in the National
Cemetery and Cypress Hills cemetery.
Delegations from many Of the Grand Army
posts will visit the various cemeteries in
the afternoon and decorate the soldiers
graves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
Washington Society Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 20, The French AM
bassador and Nine. Jusserand entertained
a dinner company this evening in honor OF
Lieutenant Commander and vi ountess
de Paramonde, who will return to France
shortly. The viscountess Is a sister OF the
Baroness Won ~Sternburg. Her wedding
took place from the German Embassy on
May "a, 1904, ard was one Of the events Of
that year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F, Walsh have gone
to Colorado Springs, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Walsh.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Gertrude A. Bell and DR.. Duncan Ander-
son. Of Toronto, Canada. The wedding Is to
take place in Atlantic City on June 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
JOTTTNGS ABOUT TOM.

The Richard Peck will mako an excursion to
New Haven and return on Decoration Day. leaving
Pier 20, East River. at $50 4. NJ. and from foot OF
Fast Twenty second street AT 10 A. NJ. arriving in
New Haven at go y. NJ. Returning she will leave
New Haven at $50 p. NJ, arriving In New York
about s:45 p, 81.
ON pecbration Day the Albany OF the Hudson
River Day Line viii leave DcShrusScs street al
$40 A. n, West Forty-second street at 300 A, ",
and iath stree. at go 4. NJ, for fonkers, West
Point. Newburgh and Poughkeepsie. Returning
she will arrive at $50 p. NJ.
me steamer Mary Powell will make an afternoon
tnp to West Point on Decoration Day, leaving Des-
broSseS street at LIS. touching at Forty SECOND
and ieth>strects, and arriving at WeSNPolnt at
80. Excursionists may return by the steamer
Central Railroao
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
FRENCH NURSING SISTERS.
A Branch OF the Order Now I'm Operation
I'm Brooklyn.

A branch Of the French Nursing Sisters,
a Catholic order. with headquarters at
Lemaire, France, has recently been estab-
lished in the Brooklyn diocese by Bishop
Mcdonnell, their quarters being at 2ee
Clinton street. Three of the sisters came
from France early in the year and recently
they were Joined by three others. They
are under the supervision Of the Rev. DR..
W. j. White. rector of the church of the
visitation and Supervisor OF Charities.
These sisters are not attached to any
hospitals, but devote themselves solely
to Joking after and nursing the poor. Al
ready a general committee representing the
leading Catholic women Of the diocese
has been organized to assist the sisters in
carrying out their benevolent work. From
time to time branches Of the order will be
established at other points in the diocese.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
BUFFALO PnysiciaN KILLED.
Found Dead on Erie Track and Believed to
Have Reen Murdered.

BUFFALO, May 2e.-The body Of DR..
Francis L. Shepard of s9s Clinton street this
city, wa found beside the Erie Railroad
tracks near the Erie station in Batavia early
this morning. At first 1t was thought that
DR.. Shepard had been killed by a train. but
an investigation made by Coroner Snow
gives rise to the suspicion that he may have
been murdered ana robbed and his body
placed on the tracks.
The physician was known TO have had a
large amount Of money in his possession
yesterday, but none was found IN the body,
A gold watch was found near the body and
this bore the imprint Of bloody fingers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
WOMAN WHO THREW RED PEPPER
Al a Chicago Contractor Is Sentenced to
IndetermInnte Term.

CHICAGO, May 26.-For throwing red pep
per in the face OF william Grace, a ton-
tractor, last December, Mrs. Augusta
Dahlberg was to-day sentenced TO an in
discriminate term in the penitentiary by
Judge Gibbons. Her attorney, Clifford G.
Roe, Immediately gave notice that he would
apply for a writ Of supersedeas to the SUI
preme Court, and secure bail for his client
pending the decision.
The assault upon Grace by Mrs, Dahl
Wabash avenue, when Mrs. Dahlberg struck
the contractor with an umbrella and threw
a package containing red pepper into his
eyes.
The trouble between the two started
several years ago, when the contra ctor is
said to have failed to keep his promise to
marry Mrs. Dahlberg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
Died In a Grave He Was Digging.

AMSTERDAM, N, Y, May 2e.-Jaoob
D~ockstader, for more than twenty years
superintendent of Pine Grove Cemetery. at
Tribes Hill, died of heart disease this morn
ing in a grave which he was assisting in
digging in tho cemetery He was ~ years
old.
Mr.. DockstaderR. mother, who died at
the age Of 90, was buried only q few days
ago. .. ' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
@t0os~ny d l9S&sesA

shannon came down from Buffalo for
his last fling before getting married,
shannon told the Ma istrate that he
had INDUCED in an tts dinner and then
strolled down Broadway until he met the
Myers woman, whom he accompanied to
her rooms The defendants only COM
nent was:
ITS a cheap sport that makes a holler
for a dollar
She VIE discha road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
Yacht Club JanItOr Killed.

Andrew johnson Bickland, for many
years ~janitor of the -Pavonia Yacht Club,
Bayonne, was crushed to death yesterday
afternoon. A yacht which had been JACKIE
up fell on him. His son saw him killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
SIS IN; $50 OFT.

Ruraie Mans Last Ante.S uptiai Fling Re
ported Numerically.
Magistrate Breen in jefferson Market
police court yesterday discharged Belle
Myers, a Tenderloin character who was
arraigned on a charge Of lifting $50 from
one Ed s. Shannon in her apartme mt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

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5s.. s-t csss y q n s" %sa ss;' Is f Ss;1 SsssDs *
lost ssS.. y. ss4 LINEN s e: !; :; ; f. e.: Z; ;; $ ;;:;:;s ;;'5 e.; : s s'' .'; s'
MONDAY WAY 2ezH
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O Hiph-class(U ade)ButcherLinen Robes
HandEmbroidered in simple and effective designs
Formerly s.o.7s to $500. $50 to $500
ALSO a large and varied collection of fine Hand-Embroidsrsd
Irish Linen Shirtwaists (unm'de>
Formerly 50 90 t. $50. 3.75, 4.5o, ass
French Handmade Lingerie Z.
AT THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BRIDAL SETS ohe re a P" Materials, 1880. 1880, 1900. $500.
GOWNS, ATS, SIS, $50 to $500
SKIRTS, 500, $50 " 1900
DRAWERS, Z.5O, $50, 4OO " lZ.OO
upon pANrA1oNs, $50, 1880 " 1880
CORSET COVERS, ESQ, 800. 400 " $50
Women's Dressing Sacques -
of Lawn trimmed with Lace Or Embroidery variety Of :syI''.
Regularly S77s to $3.50. l./o o 4VV
Fine Lingerie Waists II
AFTER LATE FRENCH MODELS. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
LAWN WAISTS, variety Of Styles, l,5o. 1885, ESQ, $50
CHINA SILK WAISTS, White, also Black, SIS =
Women's Suits. A number of High Grade Suits from ourl
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ALSO the remaining stock of
Imported Model Gowns and Dresses -
AT DECIDEDLY REDUCED PRICES
Women's Linen Motor Goats, Natural Color, IL. so
Women's Linen Goats, White, Embroidered,
detached Collar and Cuffs of T.tesa, paquin Model. $500
Floor Coverings
FOR COUNTRY AND sEAsHoRE HOMES.
FIBRE RUGS AND CARPETS, dainty designs in blues, greene,
pnks and tan shades.
RUGS, Okla feet, 1850 other. sizes in proportion.
FIBRE CARPETS, 60C yard
STRAW MATTINGs FROM JAPAN AND CHINA.
New Stock just received.
Complete assortments of Domestic Rugs in Wilton, Administer,
Brussels, Smyrna ami Ingrains. ALI Sizes.
MoURZoUK PORCH RUGS, ORIENTAL RUGS.
Upholstery
= LIGHT DRApERY FABRICS FOR SUMMER FURNISHING.
Latest ideas in cretonnes, Glazed chintzes, Shadow Prints, Embroidered
also novel designs in Printed Silks.
RUFFLED AND SILK CROSS STRIPE CURTAINS, SLIP COVERS.
PORCH PILLOWS, SHADES, WILLOW FURNITURE.
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SIS M $50 OFT. shannon. CAM down from Buffalo for
ans AT Antcx upiai Funs RE sbanno@ told the Mae$%trate that he
ported Numerically. had INDUCED In al SIS dinner nd then
Magistrate Breen in Jefferson Market Myers woman Whom Se m aonop nS MED "fo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

down Broadway the other day l saw a
crowd around a kid who had dropped a
roll of shilling pieces. They few all about
the pavement, and everybody was help
ing a bit by pushing the shillings toward
him with his feet. When he. had gath
you call a Rough Rider hat told the kid to
count up. He. found n shilling miss
ing. That's all ri ght,' shouted this most
extra rdinary fat man. Take this and
hustle along or you may lose your job,
Now IL a careless kid did That on the Strand
we'd Just let him mind his business and
we'd mind ours, dye see?'
An architect has discovered that all his
clients have q weakness for one feature
in their houses.
They are always willing to pay what
ever is asked for bathroom fixtures" he
said, ~and nothing else in a new house
arouses such enthusiasm among my clients
They revel in the porcelain bathtubs and
the tiled flooring, and care more about
the nickel plated fixtures than any other
part of the house. The most close listed
client will unbend when it comes to fur
nishing the bathroom
DO you see that man talking to the
telephone grip" asked the manicure in
the hotel office. We'll, she's going to
lose her job on account Of him. He draws
up a chair and sits by the hour because
he's lonesome in the hotel and wants to
talk to somebody. She's. been warned,
proprietor can come to him If he has any
complaint to ma Ike. He won't do that,
though. He'll Just fire the girl, Three
have had to go for that reason in the last
month. They don't want the society Of
those men, but they can't keep them away,
It's lust another form of mans selishness
Once, when a girl tried to keep one of those
old bores away he complained to the Of
fee that she was impertinent. and they
almost fired her for that.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
De norife Siifericr.

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Ser De aunitigite 8eiriorbOl0 / oel
iioite uge bar Goritetiterterne giort
ganite 900 6rengong, % &anoctS
SotaIiaugjt / llgeuS $50 or iprsget
meO pa QtiaioR Stpffer Sill. Zen
oGieutligite 6angit er toregaact
NorolanoS Imt, bpor oOer 112 Qtil'
lion opfiifeSeS i 2sbet al llgen; ocraf
faloer ODER nj 3tenoeoeI 9ttatrn
dleuc paa. 2ofotet, Som oanligt ln'
Der uOrnlaIe 6iiteiorboln er Der oeO
bennc Sio S~iIbaRegaHg for 6titet
Seuien, boi5 bcOite Gt0 er oeo S9.
iouenS 9egpu0eIie.
Ssnoenior HorOlnnO bar Ser bi0'
til life pGret fiIfet mere etto ltbetpSe.
Itgbeo, ifisut 6iiferne ioar retite ito.
Zig no til 6augitplooieue, iOet llbitg'
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pGret pad Ell Aarrptfe. gu er ogiad
/ biSie ipoIi9ere Giitritter 6iitet fom.
met igong, % llObpttet uogisr for
zen belle agit isHoenior ~9torotatb
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9ftrifter bar oct lltaNi9e Seir %
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ifet / bets Selbeo ipnes l1oiigtcrue /
SiebLiffet at bore bra; iulialo itoar
6iifet lpugere frcmme emo noget Mar
ii0en 1898, og alt tg6er paa, at Sp'
iunen btI bIiuc betpOelig bebre end DC
~ielterc Mars.
Triirrne for 6iif o. 2eper bar oiit
en- 3enoen8 til at ittge, % for &euer
or Stiguiugm tiIoeIS inOtrnuOt. Spo.
Iiteten boIoer iig omtrent pna ianmc
Sgi6e iom trOli8ere; Den fan beteg'
reS iou normal, better oDer er0 ur.
Ger mto0els.
2an0et5 SotaIu0bptte uoaisr M
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"a atia. 9argt til Eerring, % 80
MiQ. iottet. vi Gampmebicintran
er Der proouceret 1897 ST., til an.
ere Sraniorter or Der 1876 81. Ge'
.rer ~titooers, % ROgupartiet uOgisr
7349 81; beri er bog life mebtaget
ll6bgttet al 8interiiifet / 6inmarfert
for Sarutar % tnOepGrenoe Wtaane0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Sitter SiiGttslicu. Song Sreoertf
bar offentIigsiort isIgetSe Soffeifri.
relic: Otter at Dor bsitelifeae, |
Serren beniooeSe 5a0er M er iteot
til oen itbite SotIe, er oct mine So
ifenoe, min Suitru % mig, Der ale
bar p9ret iamleoe ON a~nngens
8Garc, en- 6pbtfslt Grons at brtnge
set Souife 6oIf Dor iuberIieltc %
rarmeite Saf for al Ben firrlige Gel
tagelje, bporpaa ri / Sisie SorgeHS
Gage pna mongfoIOig % operuGt'
benbe Itaaoe bor mootoSet ioa rsren'
oe og oprebnre 9epiier. 9pit Den
Srsit. iom hi ie9er hos Sarn, Der I
lin Raobe fafSte Dor eIifeoe 6ober til
fig ioa bliot, iau rollgt, iaa lfisnt,
timber ri, bans Born, Dor beoIte Srsit
/ ben @epioitbeb iom btsie oprebare
8epiier bar 9ipet o8: al Solicit isr8er
meb os oper jim gnmIr, uIcrglemme'
Iige aonge. @ltS peliigne 6ott %
5GorelonOl - amaIieuborg, b. 10.
5e6r,iar 1906. 6~rcOertf Rer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
0essfaIs,

GposiaIo. "StisrSaiens 8Iao~
for i3be Sch. Ifriper: Sanoelsmaib
5reorif Gpeuier, beritebs, aigif peo
0soen Ssnoog Morsen eiter ct lGn.
sere imrerteiulot SpaeIeie. 6r. Gneu.
len bar isot pen 2SSe April 1856
Eortaee, Columbia Co., 0isconlin,
bpor 5abeten. Ole gpenien iSpIfeitao,
ira 80 / 5elemarfen par Sarmer.
Otter | Imerifa at bape inbeaaet
ggsteifab meo Sobanne @ranaus
berfra tom @penien / 1889 bib iii
Steoet os etablereoe i'm 5orretnins,
iom M err opurbeibet til ell efter bore
SorboI6e nteget ~betpoeIig Sanoels.
pirtfombeb. 4fbsoe oar en- tenneiGl
Nsauo meo en- lisefrem oa bramiri
OptrGoen, os ban oil eGre fienot /
ride &reSfe babe iom Sorretuiugs.
manb % fanife enbnu mere iom ct
interesieret pg pirfIomt Ne6lem al
Observation-Disclosures Der pua Steoet.
@fosbes Saber, Sr. Solfeitab, iom |
pmtrent 60 Mar bar oRret boint
Amerifa, fom i~fiproaar iofa ottiaari9
Rano berober paa 8eisg og opbOiOer
JIG frembeles Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Sanmarfs itsrite lsiiferleie. en of

SfagenS 5iIferiforenin8S 9eItprel|e
uoarbeioet Statiitif bar iiIg. "aaI'
borg gtmtsttb." gtuet til RciuItat, at
Ger / Stagen leper ca. 600 6iifcre,
@l. Sfagen ca. so SiTfere. Get iutu'
ie6e 5%iiteriuo6ptte | 1905 bar $685.
$40 SIR. gGrSien al 8anOe % aeb'
ifGber miIaoes til sol, 74t &roner.
.Som ct @eois paa, bporie0eS 6tife'
riet er unoer uopifling, ifol blot au'
iereS, at mebenS Der ! Aaret 1900
life faHoteS en- eneIte NotorioIe, er
Der / bette GiebIif life minOre END
SO al biSie moOerne 6iitcrbanoe /
5art. st 3iiferi, Der iiffert oil blipe
ioriegt fra oeu rtge Saun / Den nGr'
melte 8rentio, err Silbeiiiferiet, Der
formentlig bill fomme til at ipiae en-
8oQe oeo Chen al oct MI iaa oucr'
ueienbe IsbipGttefiferi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09
Gen nurife Tr,sie. 3 SEN MI 10

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|IiggeuSe aoisforteaneIie for 1906 el
opfsrt iaIt 52S Sioenoer og Gins
'ifrifter, Der uofommer / Rorge ol
fan beitilles pan norife 8oitanitolter
|Sfior pnr Saaet $40. nj Oisie no,
fommer / 'ariittanid 2t7 eaer If
8rocent Of BET belle 4ntal; / Bergen
uofonmer %, / Sronbbiem II,
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ijsen, Stor6, Ssniet, 8efs, Si9er.
iioro, Sporfmo, 8if / So9n 90
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tolp Sarge, 3 ipp 8an9e, AZ ier
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Zig; s uofommer tire @ange, 50 to
Gauge % "a en- Sang maanebIig; 3
uofomuler ct ubeitemt IntaI 8ange
og &eiten iielbnere eno en- Sang
maaneolig. Briien oarierer fra 10
Gre til TIE Sir. aarItg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-09

Sisie err be nsiagtige Srb iom LOB
fra en-, iom leo al Riles, % ri bsrer
bet iamme npiten til boer Dag. 3ette
~rtbtrpffer bunSreoe SuienSer anbres
Sanfer / bette 2nno iOng; tbi al hper
ii Gerioner, ri msoer / airfeu, pon
8oben eaer I Seatret anilaaes Oct, al
ipp err nngrebne al Giles.
Martprerne er ogioa unsboenoige
Inrtprer; tbi iiSen SpoaaeIien al 6et
o~iounoerIige 8pramib Bile Cure
trpnger ingen at lioe ct gieblif lRn'
ger. Ger er MI ingen lln6itpIoning
for Of bane Biles, og Oeriom on oeo'
bliper at libe al Dem, fortiener on life
ringeite Spmpatt, mar pi toger / Be
trogtnin9 Ben anlebnirg Oh bar I'll al
blipe operbeoiit ON bette til oin iitlSe
5tlfreositilelie aIbeles uSen hight
for Dig.
Ser er ct tppiif Silfelbe: DIR.
9enjnmin Sboip, BoItmeiier / 9lano,
Stem Werieo. San leo at ct lemt
Silf9Ibe al GiIeS I ooreois og itoo
ioran en- alporlig firurgiif Operation,
GA ban troebe, ban bar gaaet iaa lGnge
ban furoe, oa al en- Operation q Def
eneite mulige Riobel iii Sinortng %
S~elbrebeiie. Sao os onfsre bans egne
Orb / grep al Bite Oft. 1905: Seq
leo meget paa Si9f og Segeme. Sufo'
lertib iortalte ell Serre mig ON Geres
Fprnmib Miboel. Seq ianot oct bel.
Siapis paa ct apoief, % ben nGite
gtorsen islte ies OF en- Operation life
Dor ~reboenoig, og ON ire 3age par
ieg iitanb iii at reiie biem % en- ililo-
itpnoie SeIbreoelie blep uopiflet til
min itore SI9oe % til S9eens 5or.
bouielie."
Seno ioag til BprdmiS Drug 60.
203f Enrmio Building. Waribna.
Mid., % ian en- Grspepafte pr. ON.
ana.nSe Bolt. gna iaa iii bin apote.
fer os iaa en- Sor, ior bpilfen Briien
er 80 Gents os bin friif toeu Smerte.
! Siage eller StlGrins.