davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
ment with George
xander, the not

ment with George lander, the not ed actor manager and proprietor of the St. James Theatre. whereby for a limi- ted season each year, he will head Mir Alexander's company in London, while MT. Alexander will head MT. Sothern's company in New York. MT. Alexander has never been seen in this country
 When Sothern and Miss Marlow re- turn to London next spring as joint stars, their opening performance will it is expected. be attended by King Edward. The king assured Lady Paget that he would occupy the royal boz and MT Sothern has a letter from Ladg Paget to that effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRoyIsroNg.

Chicago, June 1o.--The government re-.
 port on the condition of the winter and had weakening effect today on the wheat market, the September delivery clos ing ing at net decline of 1@lbc septsm- >hc. Provisions were 7hc to 12Me lower.
 The official statistics estimated the con a,son ana .n,fn of winter wheat on Jun. at 774 age of spring wheat was placed at I6. *s4.00o acres, a decrease of 2 per cent. compared ures were more favorabis than had been generally expected. and prices declined more than I cent per bushei inside of five ket had been nervous. prices fiuctuating over wide range. The market was firm at the opening because of higher prices weather for the crop in this country oyer came this bullish influence and caused . decline in ell deliveries. The weakness report. The close was weak. septembe- opened hc to %c higher at ss1sc to 9eNc. sold at ssNc and then declined to s7Ne between sSc and s7hc and closed at s5N Q ss%c clearances of wheat and flour the visible supply decreased 612,0oo. Pri. mary receipts were 763,o00 bushels against neapois Duluth ss and S chcaso reported re- oeipts of 567 cars against 647 last wesh and 3o2 year ago.
 tITm CdDieS ana wet Weatner OVtT tno greater part of the corn belt had strength ening influences on the corn market ear ly in che day. but toward the noon hpue prices weakened on selling by local lonss September opened Nc. to %c higher al 54hc to 54%c. sold between sake and 54hc. and closed at 53% @53%c. July ranged between 63%c and 54hc, and closed at 53%c. Local receipts. 9sf cars 453 contract grade.
 rm tns GpsRnss R E. :ssss. The deferred futures. however. wsr.. sold freely by pit traders and this caused con siderable weakness in the latter part of the session. The government crop report was bearish, showing the condition of tho crop as SIS and the acreage 1000 and the market closed weak. September opened unchanged to %c higher at 3sc to sSNc, declined to 3f%o. and closed at s7hc. July sold between 44he and 4sAo and closed at 44hc. Local receipts 235 ears. Trading in provisions was quiet and the market was weak because of selling by local packers and a 5c decline in the price of live hogs. At the close September pork was down 15c at 16.37h. Lard was down 10aI2hc at s9.o7M@e.1O Ribs were THO lower at ss.s7h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
IN FINANCIAL STRAITS.
Receiver Named for Eufaula Concern
 Other RaI kruptcy CaNea.


 A petition of Involuntary bankruptcy was filed in the United States Court yesterday against Bells Dry Goods Exchange, of Eutaula, by it's creditors Burton, Price and Company. and the Mccall Company, of New York, and Florence w. Ma Carthy Company, of Baltimore. An indebtedness of $2,000 is claimed by these firms. The petition prayed that a receiver be appointed and accordingly, Judge Jones apointed S o. Williams, of Eufaula. to take charge of the stock of the bankrupt company.
 George A Stephens Lockhart filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday. scheduling his liabilities at $l,522.95 with only $50 as assets. which he asks to be exempted.
 Two other voluntary bankruptcy pe- titions were also filed yesterday, by Jim Caney and Jones Judkins, with very small liabilities. Both asked to be adjudged paupers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
xsoNTGoMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS. (Corrected DaiIy.l

These prices are at wholesale ana noI 10
 consumers
 starch-corn e@1oc: standard goods pearl 4kc; gloss lump 4c: nickel packages e3. .0e. Lard--Leaf He; compound sc; basis kiercss.
 Rice-Extra fancy head shc; fancy head kM fa Sc: broken 495e; Japan 4h 0bko. Galt--IiverpooI $1: Virginia soc.
 VinaRar--Per gallons 14 d2lc.
 coffse--Green common sh e Sc: prime K t@ l0c; choice 119izc; fancy 13 3@14hc. Candiss-Stick Sc; fancy 6Q10c.
 crackers-x1Sx Soda she; xxx Ginger Snaps 7c.
 Standardization mustard $40: \ A-Oil @. 40.
 Grits--Per bbI. 8 s5; per sack s1.s5. Meai-75c; pearl 76e: peerless soc. uams--Doye i7As: other l4h @ISe. Bacon-16 02oc.
 Flour-Basis barrels; high patent s5.75; fancy patent $5. 26; half patent $4 50. Grain and Hay-Bran s1 35: shorts $1. 70; corn chops 72c; white corn S2c: oats mixed s3e: white 6kc; white clipped 65c: timothy 1.25.
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes s1 bu.; on-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
WHEAT STATISTICS.
Department Find Decrease
 In Acreage SOMn This Year.

Washington, June l0.-The crop re- porting board of the bureau of statis- tics of the department of agriculture finds from the reports of the cores pondents and agents of the bureau as follows:
 Preliminary returns on the acreage of spring wheat sown indicate an area of about 16,464,OO acres; decrease ot 1,242, 900 acres, or per cent ac com pared with the final estimate of the The average condition of spring wheat on June l, was SS.7 as compared with 93 I at the corresponding date last year: 93.7 on June l. 1903 and a ten year average of 933.
 The following table shows for the five principal spring wheat states the acreage compared With last year, on on June ], in 1907 and 1906: with d ten year average:
 statn AIiG 1Qn7 1Qn6 ln Nr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
THEATRICAL STARS ARE PLEASED
sOthern and MarlOwe Will Appear Am
 nually In London.

New York, June 10.-Announcement is made that E. H. Sothern and Miss Julia Marlow, who arrived in New York last Saturday after their first London season. were so well pleased with their reception in the English capital that they have arranged to appear there every spring after their American tours. Next year they will be seen to- Cether. hut after that their appear ances will be made separately
 MT. Sothern has effected an arrange
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEW YORK DpI cooDs MARKET

ket was quiet today and the disposition to push lines for spring 1908 is lessening better trade for the day owing to warmer and more favorable weather conditions. Many buyers are in the market. Some lines of mems wear are doing well. oth- CTS are dull. Heavy cotton goods are very firm. Resides of 800 bales of three-yard sheetins to be shipped from China were reported during the day,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
METAL MARKETS.

New York, June 1O.-London tin lower, spot closing at f1s4 5s and futures f1So l5s. Locally dull, spots at $4l.6o.
 Copper higher in London. spot at fs7 los and futures f94 10s Locally dull and seems to be unsettled. Lake. S24.0O92450; electrolytio. s22.75 @23.25; casting s21.7S
 Lead unchanged at $575@5ss locally. but London higher at f20 2s Sd.
 Spelter lower at f24 Is Sd in London.
 Iron lower abroad standard factory at 5Ss Cd and Cleveland warrants at 5Ss Sd Locally unchanged. No. 1 foundry North ern, $25.50 @26:75, No foundry North ern. $25OOQ26.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEW YORK COrrEE MARKEr.

Nsw York. June l0-Coffee futures opened steady to a decline of points. and fin spite of steady European cables in creased the loss during the session owing to slightly easier Brazilian cables and sel- ing supposed to be against firm offers. 10 points. July, 5000 $40; August, $5.30; September. 5.3o@5.35; December. $530 @5.40; March. s5.4o; May $545@5.55. Spot coffee quiet: Rio No. [, 6%c; No. Santos. 7Ac. Mild Quieti Cordova. s0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
sr 1nn1s GRAIN MARKET

St. Louis, June 10.-Quotations on tho St. Louis Grain Exchange today were as follows:
 Wheat--July s4c bid; range. sS%c to 96%q q95%c; September. 95Ac bid; range. s4Ac to 97hc: December, 971kc nominal.
 Corn-July. 5211c bid; range, 52Ac to 53c; September. 52%c asked; range. 52Sc to 53hc.
 oats-september, S71sc asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
H. & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
Fsy Private wire to c. c. Abercrombie
 & Co.,, Commerce street.

New Orleans, La, June 10.-As was to be expected, Tue New Orleans
 Times-Democrat published today a very gloomy account of cotton crop pros poets, reporting the season thus far to be probably the worst of record and that perfect conditions are now need ed to avert a disaster. A distinct de- crease is reported in the acreage. The plant, as a rule, it is said, is small and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

The total area reported in oats K about 31,491. 900 acres; an increase of 532O0O acres, or IT per cent. as com area sown last year, C3O, ,Y59 U0OD
 Tue average condition of oats on June l. was S1.6 against S5.9 on June i, 1906; 92.9 at the corresponding date ill 1905 and a ten-year average of S9.7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
CINCINNATI GRAIN AND pRnvrs1oN,

CLHcIHHHt1, June 1U.-FIour firm. Wheat firm, sI.0ek Corn steady. 55h @56c. Oats easy, 4Th@ 4sc Rye quiet, S2@ssc Provisions steady: bulk meats sss7n bacon. $t0.12h; lard, s8.62h Whiskey steady s131
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
We eHaveIt

We have practically everything that handled by retail
 drug America Not only do have all goods that called legitimate drug store good and sick goods but handle side lines which found in all drug in fact endeavor to make stock complete that will be of the greatest possible help and advantage the locality We want the and children and the feel that practically all of their wants be filled in
 Do overlook prescription department when there the house and when you have doctor prescription be filled Every prescription IS handled by efficient and capable Registered Pharmacist and filled with the highest quality ingredients that it is possible to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, June 1O.-spirits turpentpS steady. 55l2c bid; receipts, 76 casks
 Rosin, nothing doing receipts, TO.
 Tar firm S2.4O; receipts. 45 .- Crude turpentlne firm. $S,5O. $4I5 ant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

st Louis, June 9.--Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady s133
 Pork steady; jobbing. s16.40 Lard low CT; prime steam. $s.45. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts and clear ribs, ss37ls short clears, $9.75 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts and clear ribs s1O25: short clears. s10.62h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

New Orleans, June i0.-Sugar steady; open kettle centrifugal 3h aSAc: centrifu- gal whites. none: centrifugal yellow, 3% Q 4%c; seconds. "A @3%c Molasses quiet; syrup. 3o434.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
TREASURY RALANcEs.

Washington, June 10.-Todays treasury balances. exclusive of the gold reserve, Available cash balance .... ..ssso.sl7s47 SoAo .... .... -......,.. Sas2oS.Sht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

Northern Pacific 3s. ... 7oH Norfolk < Western consoi ls ........ s5E 1regop Short Line rfdg ts............
 Reading General .. ... ...... s7
 st. Louis q Iron Mo'ihtstn onsoI 6s. .11oh et Louis q san Francisco Ig. 4s..... 80
 St. Louis s'western con. ls .......... 7s
 seaboard Air Line 4s .... .... ...... T southern Pacific ts .... ...... s7h southern Pacific list 4s certiffcates.. SsH Southern Railway 5s .. .... ........10s
 Texas Pacific lists .... .... ....., .113
 Toledo, st. I. q Western h ........ .se Union Pacific Is .... .... ~.......1o1A U. s. Steel 2nd 5s ........ .......... ssX Wabash lsts .... .... .... ..........1ef& Western Mo, 4s ....,. 7<h Wisconsin Central ls .... .... ...... ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

The average condition of winter wheat on June l, was TIA as compared with S2.9 on May l, 1907: S2.7 on June year average of Sl1. The following table shows for each of the principal winter wheat states the condition on June l. in each of the last two years and with the ten year June average:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
Inferior Movement.

gross receipts. 413; shipments. sa7: sales,
 Augusta-steady. 1shc: net receipts. s1s: xross receipts, 21s; shipments. 21: sales. 4s: stock 16.2si
 Memphis--steady. 12hc:. net receipts. isi; gross receiptS 15S1; shipments 2,ST7: sales, $50; stock. 90. SIS.
 st Louis-Steady 12%e; gross receipts. 4s0: shipments, s06; sales 1os; stock, 26,- Cincinnati 59; stock. 7.e7s
 I,ouisvIlle-Firm. 12hc.
 TotaI today-Net receipts. 76o. Gross re- ceipts. 2,7es; shipments. 4.2T0; sales. 7s9; stock, iss,e6e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
MEMpHIs COTTON on.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

Memphis. June 10.--Cotton seed oil
 Prime crude. 4Tc: choice meal. $25.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEW YORK COTTON OIL.

New York, June IU.-COttOn seed OH barely steady; prime crude f. Q. b. mills, 4764 49c. Petroleum firm. Sugar, raw quiet: fair refining. 3 36c; centrifugal S6- test. 3.S6c; Molasses sugar. 3llci refiTed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEM YORK BONDS.


 L refundmg 2s registered .....-. .10tA
 do, coupon -...- .... ........... .104 & U $. 3s, registered .... ............ .10a ', do.. coupon -. '''. ...'ina T. s New A.. registered .... ..... .12SM
 do, coupon ,... ..s., .l2S ts American Tobacco 4s .... .... ..... 73 Atchisou general 4s .... ...... 98A Atchison adjustment 4s ...... 90h Atlantic Coast Line 4s .... ........ 95 Baltimore X Ohio 4s .... .... .... 90 Baltimore & ohio 31ks .... .... .... 99A Brooklyn R r cv. As .... .... ...... 91 1% Central of Georgia 5s .... .... ....102 Central of Georgia 1st Inc. .......... s5% Central of Georgia 2nd Inc ..'...'. 70 Central of Georfgia Srd Inc .... ...... 69 Chesapeake x Ohio 4 4las .... .... ..100A Chicago & Alton 3tss .... .... ...... 66h ChlcaEo. R l. X Pacific R. R. 4s,. 6TH Chi. R L Pacific R. R. col. 5s. S4 q. C.. C X St Louis gen. Is. 99 Colorado Industrial Ss Ser. A........ 5SA Colorado Southern As .... ....... S9 Denver X Rio Grande 4s .... ...... 9a% pi.tlllers' Securities 5s ... Sl Erie Prior lien 4s ..'. ''.' ''''..''-' Sa Erie General 4s -. ..'. .'''...'' SSn SSn,t Iochins Valley 4hs ......1-o3A Tapan es 2nd Series ...... gSM Japan 4lss. certificates 2nd series... 91qt Louisville & Nash Unified 4s .... s9A Manhattan consol gold As .... ..... SS Mnn. & St. Louis As ... % .........- 84 Missouri Kansas & Texas 4s .... 90 Missouri Kansas 6 Texas Ends ..., S4A National R R. of Mexico consol 4s. S2A New Jersey Central general 5s ......123h Northern Pacific As .1n1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, June 10.-CattIe, receIpts, 5000 including 800 Southerns. Strong to higher. Calves, 25c higher Choice and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.


NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. June 1o.--cotton seed oil: Prime 54c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

New Orleans, June 10.-Cotton spots were steady and unchanged; middling 13c Sales were 1915 bales on the spot and 500 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at net decline or to 15 points. Liverpool cables and im- proved weather conditions were the prin- oipal factors in the lower opening and the more favorable crop outlook to force prices downward throughout the day until at the close they were from 12 to 14 points un- der Saturdays finals.
 July still stood above l3c The close was steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NAVAL STORES

Charleston, June l0.-Turpentins and rosin. nothing doing.
 Savannah, June 1O-Turpentne firm, sales, 52s; receipts. 719; shipments, none. Resin firm; sales, 1859; receipts, D. 106; shipments. 3,125; stock, 47,S66.
 Quote: A B c. s4.OoQ41o; D, $4.35; E, sA5o @4so: F. s4s5@@4So;o m G. $4?o q So 4'SS; I s5 6oQ5So: N. s5.5O96oO: " G. s5.9o9 SOS: W W. $6.10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports. net. 4.ses; shipments. to Great Britain, LIS; to the continent, 1903; stock, 424.74s
 Consolidated, at all ports. net. SSH whfpmerts, to Great Britain. 5.i2o: to France, g; to the continent, 1.oeS
 Total since Sept. 1. at S1l ports. net e6so720; shipments. to Great Britain, g. ssa. .4Ts: to France, sS1,12S: to the eontt- pert 3,2sf.215; to Japan. 23e.40A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11

ions. New Orleans iK bu. sacks s2; cabbage boL eretss a.eo 0s2.s SO; apple and white wine Finegar 1cc gal; fancy full cream sshssss sas daisies l7ke; fancy A. P. peanut. hc: lemons extra fancy y5.25; fancy 3s hox: evaporated apples 1 lb cartoon s,sc te.: Prunss ls ID. boxes so-so 7%o h.; 26 ib. boxes so-fo 7kc lb.: 25 lb. boxes 7o-so s&c ,o.' navy beans this years crop s2.z5 per nn strawberries s1.75@s2.00; cucumbers s2.2Si squashes Si.75: tomatoes. 4 bssket carriers I %; new Irish potatoes 8 bbL; esg plants v 2s crate; snap beans s1. 25 bu.; green corn 20c doz.: squash 1Sc doz.: cab- bage 7594os doz.; cantaioupes, crate 8. %.
 6eeswax-25c.
 Wool-Clean 22hc: bury wool 12hc to 15c: washed wool. soc.
 Hides-Dry Hints Isc: dry salted i3c: green salted 7kc.
 Cotton Seed Meal-szs .o0.
 Moiasses-Gcorgia cane, barrel s5c per gallon; cases gallons g per case; maple yrup. Log Cabin. gallons sl4; h gallons 1.b0; quarts .25 per dos.
 Chickens-Hens s5c; flyers 25@3oc; hroiiers 16c: ducks 40c.
 sugar--Granulated 5hc; F. Y. c. Ske.
 EgRs 12hc per dozen.
 country putter-i2hc per h.
 Corn spot; American new mixed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Gaiveston-Firm. 13 1-16c; net receipts. B7s; gross receipts, 573: stock. 6135si ship ments coastwise. 2,0S3
 New Orleans-steady. 13c; net receipts. a1oT; gross receipts. 2.10T: sales. l,S75; stock, s5,921.
 Mobiie--NominaI. axe; net receipts. 115; gross receipts, 115: stock, 1o,316
 savannah-Firm i2&c; net receipts. s05 gross receipts, s05; sales 100; stock. 36.3o2: shipments to the continent. 100: coastwise. SB7
 Charleston-Nominal: stock. s.472; ship ments coastwise, 9s reipts. 77; stock. 10,626 < Norfolk-Steady. 13Ac: net receipts SSa: gross receipts. Ss2; sales. IS; stock. 22.6Ss: shipments coastwise, ss9.
 Baltimore-Nominal. 1Shc; gross re- ceipts, 1so; stock. 3,39o.
 New York-steady. 1928: gross receipts, l241; sales, 200: stock. 174.A2s; shipments to the continent. s9S.
 Boston--steady. 1925: net receipts. 1o1 :; gross receipts. 800; shipments to Great
 Phiiadeiphia--steady.1 1850: net receipts .; gross receipts. IT; stock, 1889.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

liverpool, June i0.-cotton futures open easv and closed easy; American mid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
NEW ORLEANs COTTON FuruREs.

New orleans. June 1o.-cotton future closed steady:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06
E11gli,al Il Il
Andersen, II. G. Fairy tales and

Andersen, III. G. s Flairu tnlee ANA
stories. Illustrated: 224 pages, clotI
Fairy tales and stories. ninstratad.
427 pages, cloth bound. $l.O0
Same book extra illustrated. '$i.5O
Fairy tales. illustrated. Bound s6Op
Balm, Nisbet K. Charles XII and The
collapse of the suedish empire 1859
.1719. Illustrated. 800 pages, cloth
Fletcher. 6. r. i. Gustavu. I ;dioiohi,p.
and the struggle OF protsstontism
J0T egsstence. Illustrated. 316 pages.
cloth bound. a. IN
heidenstam, q. won. S,uedish iife IN
toavn and country. With 18 fine illus
trations. go pages, cloth bound. 81. 80
Talmage, De Witt. Authentic Iife.
Illustrated. 464 pages. ;. Bound in
websters school and Office 'Diiis ctiono
) ary. New and complete edition, over
10000 words. Cloth bound. $3.50
DO. Vest.pocket edition. Over 10000
words. Bound in fine morocco, with
patent index ..... Soc
Asb..6rnsen, p. G. Fairv tales from
tie far north. With 95' Illustrations.
= pages, cloth bound g. 100.
Atlas of the World. 1905 edition. the
latest and most complete. In this atlas
all maps, description matter, and tables
OF references are broughtdown to date,
Bound In english CLOTH. ....1.6
Boyesen, Hialfnar H. Norway. ri.
Illustrated. $50 pages, cloth bound. 81. so
Brocl1ner, Jessie. Danish life IN town
and country. With Is fine illustrations.
2e6 pages, cloth bound. $3.50
ll4encrantz, Ottilie e. The ThrnW Of
Lite the Lucky. A beautiful Romance
of the Viking days, with Left Eric
sons famous Voyage as the leading
Motive in a Story of unusual Power.
Illustrated in color. Cloth. $3.50
The Ward of King Camute. A Rom.
ance of the danish conquest. Illus.
trated. Cloth bound. $3.50
Riis, Jacob A. The Making of an
american. One of the most valuable
books written! by a Danish Emigrant to
America. Finely illustrated. Fine
findings $500
Foss, H. A. Tobias. A story of the
Northwest. Paper cover. .25c
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO..
72o-724 So. 9TH Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06

.lltallb 6asnl1s Semen 9fips11l1s er
.afgaoet peo 1poen, 81 Mnr galllma.
Gen dfbpoe bar paret Ell l1leget pirf=
iom Mat1O, ser tiolig tug Del 3l=
pugelicr1c, iorn fnlget ctfer tmfapp
,pagelierne, JON fllgte efter G1ul1o=
lopers Gc0togelle. Son tar meo til
SSprettelien al aMarbus Nmtstioen-
Sc"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06

sgsNgEE,zggggEEHEEgaHgEEHHWs EE EaIHEEEFREzssssE#sRs'ggE1HssssEHs 49,
0eln, AZ ban sallttioi Sinbet bapoe be
oaref aiieriigDeoen til set DON'T
5oIbg eanos 5ortii0 flint I'd.
bel alorigsllo1 rDfte BET for Dem
5roGet ifal iigess, at bai1 gap s.
Jremrlteoe, bnao &c Gremme0esp air,
men ball n!!en1te life oefl GAgt, Sc,
er, Ell 2Grerss fgrlte pg pigtigie, d,
borne om GtNoget 8brnel1es
Mln1o: Suit oerfor er 6ons giirssii
afl1emmeliaben pUrO.
prn n % Ollie brspn0 I.
.Get liot $50 for @ama1lelep belig.
gelloe itore Ierlii1g Miplle tilbgren-
oe Sr. 8oplen, CT s. g.: Mopember
Morgen tntllt n%eobrel1Dt mes limb
tagelie al s%flleb1ict % 2aoerlte.
Ser Dor. blepet mulet / Mgllen til9lat
SCI. IL, loen,u at Ser mnrfeoes noget
t. mistanfeIigt. Geo @alpipotioen Mipr=
Igen opoageoes Sloe11. Ser bleb itrafs
giiort Marm o. Sprpjterne fra Som=
melep % 5tp0ing tom bl1rtig til
Steoe;; mel1 Sloen bopoe*bo ullere0e
grebet iao itarft ONT Zig, at man
maatte moHra1lfe Jig til at beifptte
Sc nprliggenoe 8Dgni1ger, bpilfet
ogiaa lpffeoes. Senpeo @1. 1919
fprlp6 @ranbmr110cl,e 8ran0iteoet,
81 Mellel1 bo bar ne06rnnot. Scr
CT brnrr6t Ell Mpng0e &urn, man
n1ener loo(e0eS blonot onoet pm=
trcnt 1000 5pffe @pe0e.
Gn 0a al Mdllel1 neobrnn0te JONI
befjenot a}uttell 4il Sen 20 sSSori1ar
1908. Mpllen blep 0a~a1popfprt og
tillioe mes SEN fife ue0brpl10te Gel
%forlpnet n1so Sd a%llerrpelte Molfiner
%. Sn6retninger. 9enne Gong lig=
ger baaoe SEN iuafolote ftfnnife Mpl=
le og Sen ganrle Mplle / Skinner.
8pgninyernc og Molfiner1te er
%foriifre0e / 2o10sbrun0fasien for
100000 Marf.,! &orn og Mlel / Sen
nor6ileSpiJIfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ming" for $4,000 Marf. Mpller
9oplen lioer noturligpis ct betpbe-
ligt Sab, ielb nm bou ogiao bar
goot foriifret. Men 9riftel1 bliper
10 rlt lton0iet / Sen oller trapleitc
St0. gi0ite Gang maatte Mellen
itaa ltille belt fra Salutar til ZEN |
Sftober.
6porle6es Ss1l0en CT opitaoet, pi0es
life. 8runoitiftelie CT biltrtof l10ez
luffet. Oct ontoges, at ct Seize CT
lgbet barmt, eiler at Ser er opitaaet
-@ortilutning. @ele Mellen bar for
lpnet meo cget eleftriif Mnlgg.
Sbrning Gin0mgue og Sen tilbp=
renoe ca. 100 IS. 2o16 itore @aar6,
ligger iom befien0t ,poo ct biitoriif
hefjen6t G+eo, lige op as SEN 1tejle
8offe, bpor / lin Iio set jterfe Slot
Corning for ligget. G%jen0pm11en
er opf6rt I ct al Sc ifignnei tie 2ono-
ifabspartier. / .s@ooerslep Smegr,
omgipen al Sv, Sfop, @ng og, beo
Sen bruienoe @ef, ser er taget /
SSl1onitrtenS Gjeneite.
s .pper ct garbunorcoe far Ben
.rrret t Io1nilien 9opiens Gle i6et
Sen 1l1pGrel10e Gjer, ST. q. s.. @oD=
lens @eoitefooe, omfrit1g Aaret 1880
fjpbte sen. Sele Gjenoonnmen ct
forpogtef al Gjerer1s rl0ite 5pu, ST..
Msml1s 8orle1t. ST.. g. g. 8ppien,
bar for goot ct slars Iio ii6en fipbt
&illo 8affelp pes @ooerslep og Dor
Ser mes @atitrlt og Cater.