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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
BRAKEMAN PHILLIP DEAD.
Desperately Injured Man Chung Tena-
ciously to Life.

Waterbury, Aug. 14--Albert Phillip,
twenty-four years old. brakeman on
the Naugatuck division, who was run
over by a train in Thomaston on Thurs
day Of last week, died at the Water
bury hospital to-day Phillip fell from
one of the cars. directly under the
wheels, and was terribly injured His
right leg above the ankle was crushed,
the bones of both legs above the knees
were broken, and there was fracture
at the base Of the brain.
The brakeman was rushed to the
Waterbury hospital, but he was so bad
" hurt that 1t wasn't thought he could
live very many hours. To the surprise
Of the physicians he fingered until this
morning
Phillips home was in Monticello, N.
Y. H0l had been employed by the New
Haven broad only short time, The
body will be taken to oMnticello, to-
morrow morning in charge or r. j, Co.'S
tello lodge OF railroad employees
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
RUSSO JAPANESE treaty
STATUS QUO IN CHINA
Both Pledge Themselves to
Maintain it and Also Ter
ritorial Integrity.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 14--The Rus
.so-Japanese convention, which was
signed by M 1swolsky, the Russian
minister Of foreign affairs, and Dr.
Motono, the Japanese minister to Rus
STA, on July 10 last, will be published
tomorrow The preamble recites:
THE governments of the emperor
of Russia and the emperor Of Japan,
animated by desire to strengthen the
peaceful friendly and neighborly re-
lations which happily have been re-
stored between Russia and Japan, and
to remove the possibility Of future
misunderstanding between the en-
pires, have entered into the following
agreements:
Article Each contracting party
undertakes to respect the present ter
ritorial integrity of the other, as we'll
as all rights accruing from existing
treaties. agreements and conventions
now in force between the high con-
tracing parties and China, copies of
which have been exchanged by the
contracting powers, so far as these
rights are not incompatible with the
principle of equal opportunities enun-
ciated in the treaty signed at Ports
mouth N. H., September g. 1905, and
In the special conventions concluded
between Japan and Russia.
Article II-Both contracting par
ties recognize the independence and
territorial integrity of the Chinese en-
pire, as we'll as Nhe principle of equal
opportunities in commerce and indus
try for all nations in said empire. They
also pledge themselves to the mainte-
nance of the status quo and the re-
lspect of this principle with all the
peaceable means at their disposal"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
ISSUED ADDITIONAL STOCK.
To the Amount of Almost $4,000, 900.

The Escenada estates, Incorporated,
Of Greenwich, have filed with the Sec
rotary of state a certificate stating that
since November %, 1906. the date of
organization, the corporation has Is
sued additional stock to the amount
of 1899, 600 All the stock was talk
en- and paid for in property other than
cash. All the stock was issued to the
South Porto Rico Sugar company of
Jersey City, N. ].
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
|TIONAL Wire CO.
IN BANKRUPTCY court
lterbury Newspaper Men
Charged With Grim
inal Libel.
In ECLOSURE ASKED FOR
Ills of s. s. Thompson, Ernest
Hesse and E. ]. De-
laney Filed.
II ECLoSURE ASKED FOR

Judge Curtis of Bridgeport held a
|cial session of the superior court
1terday morning for the purpose of
|nting a hearing on three orders rel
he to the taking out of the superior
4 TT the case of the National Steel
b Wire company so that the entire
liter may be settled in the bank
Btcy court.
The principal request was for an or
from the superior court to the re-
|ver Of that court to hand over the
cts to the trustees of the bank
btcy court, which was granted.
Ehe receivers of the superior court
Re Frederick B. Farnsworth and II.
Iwart Hotchkiss. The bankruptcy
stees consist Of the two gentlemen
th the addition Of Harold F. Martin
Philadelphia.
|rhe second order was for the ac-
btance Of the report Of the receivers,
to July 81, which was also accept
The third order gave to each of
Il receivers the sum Of ST, 500, as fees
/ m April 26 and the sum of $1,000
the law firm of Bristol, Stoddard,
led.
ut came out in court also that the
Int Of the wire company is appraised
about $1,250,O00; that there is
but $4,000 in the banks; that the
In of about $4,000 is expected from
blk accounts, and about 100000 more
expected out Of merchandise. The
Her Of the court was that returns of
Leipts should be filed with the court
|xt September.
BIT was further stated that A. B.
bnham and Harold Latham, as trus-
Is Of the National Wire and Steel
|mpany, had dropped their plans for
junction proceedings.
FThe inventory filed with the court
to July 81 show the following fig
les: Assets, ST, ,525.48; good will,
|,161,351S4; total, $4,219, 6s7.36.
bhcit during last six months in bust
SIS, $S2,121.25; receipts, 451,169.S4;
'Bbursements, $259,6S9.S5; balance
! 81, 479.99.
sThere were no contests Of any kind
! ring yesterdays hearing, and the
tire matter is now up to the bank
ptcy court for settlement, except
d the final report which will be filed
tn the superior court in September
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
RESERVOIRS GOOD.
Drouth Has Not Seriously Diminished
Water Height.

Despite the excessive dryness Of the
present season 1t is stated that the
local reservoirs are in good condition
and are yielding good supply Of wa
ter. In fact it is added that many Of
them are in better condition than they
were a year ago The rains in June
are held to have given the reservoirs
a supply to withstand the long seige
of the summer without serious depre-
citation of supply In many parts OF
the state, however, the outlook is not
so fortunate and there is a cry that
the drouth is resulting disastrously.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15

filed for probate yesterday afternoon
and appraisers and executors were ap-
pointed by the court. The executor
as named in the will is James j. Rey-
nolds, friend of the testator. To him
is left $500 by the will while the rest
of the estate is left to the wife of Mr.
Reynolds. William B. Ely and Charles
R. Spiegel are the appraisers appoint
ed by the court.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
wants to obtain Foreclosure.

John W. Lewis of this city yesterday
through Attorney Carl A. Mears sued
the Real Estate Security Trust com
pany Of Boston to obtain foreclosure
on a mechanics lien for $1,000. The
property on which Mr.. Lewis has a
claim is house built by him at Woos-
ter Park Terrace for the Boston con
Germ.
Service has been made upon Albert
on of Boston, and Herbert Bradt
of New York, trustees.
Joseph P. Phipps is made a party to
the defence as he claims to have q
warranty deed to the entire property
This suit is returnable to the city
court August 49, The mechanics lien
ION the property held by Mr.. Lewis was
placed February Is, 1907.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Building Big stand Pipe.

Work has just begun on the new
standpipe at Mill Rock, which the New
Haven Water company is to build. This
pipe will be seventy-two rect in height
and the foundations, which are now be-
ing built, are to be very substantial, so
as to bear up the great weight. This
standpipe will serve the Prospect Hill
section of the city at times when the
Winter green lake supply is shut off.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Reunion of the aeth G. v.

Norwich, Aug. 1.-THE 44th reunion
of the Twenty sixth regiment, c. ",
was held here to-day, about $50 veter-
ans attending. There was business
meeting in the morning when reports
were heard and officers elected. Treas
urer SEWN reported that the sum in
the treasury now amounts to 1894 and
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Missing South NorwaIk Woman Found

South Norwalk, Aug. 14.-Mrs.
Joseph Whitley, VINO mysteriously dis
appeared from her home in Norwalk
four weeks ago, has been located at
High Ridge, N. Y, where she is being
cared for by a farmers family. Mrs
whitley walked from Ndrwalk and
was completely worn out with her ex-
perience. She has been i'll since she
left her home.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
rnther and paughter Arrested.

For a breach of the peace commit
ted upon one Lorenzo Crancioli on
August 10 John Fernino and his
daughter, Antonio de Franco were ar
rested on a warrant by Patrolman
O'Brien of the central station They
were at once released on bonds of SIS.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Going Abroad.

DR.. Thomas A. O'Brien of AIS Oak
place will sail to-day for a two
monthss' trip abroad. While in Eu-
rope he will visit Berlin, Vienna and
other Germanic cities. DIR. O'Brien
sails on the steamship Butcher from
New York.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
The Chatf1eld Paper Co. states sssI street
Most complete line of Paper and Irvine in State
that the monument fund has increased
tn S34a 20

70 S54l.3J.
The following officers were elected:
President, Captain Daniel Champlin,
Potter Hill; first vice president, Chan
dler Morse Putnam; second vice. pres
third vice president, John ]. Casey,
Scotland; secretary and treasurer, Ma
than T. Sevins, Norwich; correspond
ing secretary, Benjamin F. Gates, New
London.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
SMITH NEW COMMISSIONERS.
Contractor at sargents to Succeed 8.
s. Thompson.

Charles Smith. a contractor at the
Sargent factory, was yesterday named
by Mayor Studley as the successor to
the late Sherwood s. Thompson, as a
member of the board of police COM
missioners. The appointment takes eff
feet at once. The new appointee is a
republican of the Tenth ward. and is
a veteran member of the Grays. He has
been considerable of worker in his
ward.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Livery Mems Outing at savin Rock
To-Day.

The liverymen of Ansonia, Derby and
Shelton. will hold an outing at Savin
Rock this afternoon. The trip will be
made by trolley and after a dinner at
Cox's. the party viii do the sights at
the Rock.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15

Mathewson fined Nathan schnitman,
who was described as an invalid, SO
with costs of Sis added thereto. The
charge was a breach of the peace.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Holds Annual Picnic To-Day.

The annual picnic of the "Thaddeus
Nettleton" association will be held to-
day at Merwins, Woodmont
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15
Irntrimmed Iiehts Cost Him SIS,

Pasquale Valente, an Italian con-
tractor, was fined $25 and costs, being
RENTED in the city court yesterday
for failing to keep his lights on an
obstruction in Wallace street trimmed
and shining. This is not, according to
the police, Valente's first offense,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-15

The will ofthe late Ernest Hesse was
ed yesterday in the probate court,
Id next Wednesday was fixed as the
lite for the hearing thereon. The es-
tie is left entirely to the wife of the
Rceased. She is also named as the
Eecutrix
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
*n1erter
5, ~. SIX R~heumati,me.
~ SIX Rheumatisrne,
6 drxbt vor Son.
Dr.. Mis- Ant. Pain Pills red.
dede ham.

"vi begyndte at BRUCE DR.. MILES, Nerve and
Liver pills for seks Aar siden- Min Hustru
havde Leversyge og en- Nabo CAV hende af De-
res Lever Filler som Pr0ve, hvorefter vi kj6bte
en- Flaske af dem og min Hustru brugte dem
til hun var helbredet. Siden da har jog brugt
dem og maa sige, at jeg har :aldrig brugt an
Dire Piller. der CAV saa stor Ti1fredsstilelse som
disse. vi hrugte ogsaa DR.. Miles Anti-Pa1n
Pills med st0rste Tilfredsstillelse Vor SGn
havde for tire Aar siden inflammatorisk Gigt.
Han led saameget, at jeg tror, at hvis vi like
havde givet ham DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills, der
hjalp ham n;isten 0ieblikkelig, Wide han varet
OGDEN Wis. Jeg er altid glad we'd enhver Lei
lighed til at rose DR.. Miles Ldsemidlcr."
James Everett. Alton, I'll.
'Jeg var plagct med Neuralgia i aarevis og
fandt ingcn varig Lindring, for jog brugte DR..
Miles Alti-Pain Pills. De err en- sikker kur
for Hovedpine OF Gigtsmcrter. Endnu i Nor
ges antcfalcde jcg dem til en- Ven mod st;irF
Hovedpine, og i LSbet af en- halv Time kom
han smilende tilbage. Hovedpinen var borte.
vi bruger dem i Familicn og finder dem nd
markcde for de kvindelige Medlcmmer. Ste,
dets hole Bcligsenhed gi6r dem megct ncrvose.
Bedstemor siger, at jeg skal ~fort:ilie DR.. Miles
at var Diet like for Anti-Pain Pills, son' hui
tagcr af og til, saa kunce hun like DO her.
l.. b. Morris. Helena. Montana.
}Alle Apotekere sHlger og garanterer den Tor
ste Flaske af DR.. Miles Ligemidler. Skriv Ell
ter fri Bog ON NervGsitet. og HjertesyEdomne.
Adressc: Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Ekhart, Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
&artine.

er Oet melt birflomme fie1l0te Mi0-
Del imo6 5mitte. Set rem ier, fore
Bigger Sorraa6nelie og logger al
S%nflamotion, flpoen6e 5oar, eller
8etGn0elie / @limbinbene poo Ell
bpilfeni ombelit Del / 2egemet. Gct
er al 6enrte @run6 at set iao burtigt
logger 8%etpn0elier / 9inene, M11l1-
ben, S1rlben, FAINT M9ie- og @lere.
&atarrb. Com ct &eniemi06el for
Mun6en og Handkerchief fan SET
fife opertr9ffes.
MrS. 90. 8. S11rp, / 2tttle &ocf,
Mrf., ifriper:: uSSeg bar %benpttet Har.
tine Mntiimitte- Mi6let I Soiletp9rel.
let oe iioite fire Mar, me6 ooerru
ifenoe &eiultat. Seq betragter Sci
iom ct Gi6ens timber / lagenoe %
r%enienoe 9ieme6 og ingen &binoc
DurOe 1QDne Oct.
Harttne er BET melt bel6ige MiO.
Del iom en- fien0t 2uge / Bottom bar
benDttet / lin pribate Brafsis / aaic
big 5e6 &ure al De melt baaronafte.
SilfGloer al 8et9n6elier .og &atarrf
! Slimbtnoerne paa 2egemets Ober-
flaoe, og bruges MI al 2nger, Gan6<
logger og Spgepleierife Ell, iom set melt
pirfiomme 2Rge- og &eniemi0oel.
Set bnr6e ftn6es paa enbber 8pil1.
oes 9oiletbor6.
Mange &pin6er bar 1ne66elt os,
at Sc lite bil6e unopare Hartine, felt
ON &c ffulbe betale $1,000 for Mio-
let. Sor De foriggt 6et? 5aoes for
so Gems i Mpotbefet.
Sfrib efter en- Brgbe til abe q.
8artine So. Bolton, Mnfs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

S t e t / e + II e Sen 90.
Dcbr. fripes: S be fgrite Gage at
5itoit forlgbne ltge ilog storiilofiifet
{lnroeleS go0t iii. geiret bar bra,
5Ster1teparten al SIaaoen noe, og
iarlig paa @rtpbooet bleb uobpttet
meget rtgt. Set fan laaleoes mar-
fes, at Gienneminitsfaneiten pr.
Jartpt bar bGret oppe / 81 Woal,
lamt at Ser Scat til Sns6ag al be
belNtgite 9ripere blep optaget inbtil
$50 Maal, Ser meo Sen MI
barenoe &riS repreIenterer en-
&apital paa bele 1850 &roner.
9nsoagenS iamle0e Ganeit er ioet-
beletaget Sen rige1te, iom nogeniinoe
er %i110bragt til &riltiansiuno, og l16=
gioroe ialt ODER 1000 Moal iii en-
8Groi al benpeb 10000 &r.
ngenS opfiifeoe &pantum blep ga
ogloa meget fort, tiltro6s for at
8eiret / 6e fi6ite Gage Iog oper, loo
Strpm og bei 5j6 fuloiten6ig BIN
6re0e 9v6riften. Ser blep iQlt ilano=
bragt 19>400 Maal 5torlilo bDoruf
til &riltianslun5 10000. Sgiau paa
Iitronbapet bar Sangiten enfelte
9pgn ganlfe in66rtngen6e, bporimoO
Saltenfiifet allere6e er afllnt1et for
iaar me0 ct Sotolfoa1trm al tilbir=
fet 9onoelsDare paa 2,216 SpnIer.
noenfor 5%en0mprsfp1ten er Sang
item enonu ringe, og Seirforbol0ene
bar ogiaa / Sen ii6ite Sis peret 1pr:
Zig ugunitige for os1te 9i1trift
Slniolerti0 bleD Ser 0og 6repet e1
Gel paa 5Dind6abet / forrige lg'
mc0 ganlfe go6t ll0bptte> og MAJ
be1ter, at 6iifet ogiaa fer bill 1og'
Zig go0t op ODER Nptoor. 0et bol
10 | De Ier1ere Mar bGret &eglen, q
Siloen fgrit temmelig longt us
Splonen in0trGffer fer / lao flor
Mnng0er, at 8e0riften fan Ipnll
fig.
sllt ialt ct Ser mi i%lonObragt 43,
400 Moal Storiil0, bDorof Sen al
I leritprite Gel er loltet til @anOels
t pare. &Daliteten ct bra> og Gil6en
Sterrelle er for Sc nor0ligere 81
l%trifter mellem 500 og 500 pa
W%oaltpn0en. Nriierne bol0e Fl
fremoeles bgie - &rijtians inn
betaltes / l1gens @egpnoelle 1879
&roner. Smtrent set famine noters
mgrfe0e Siife ianf Sc til 16-1'
&roner. Sm1rent set iamme notere
:. for Sitran, me6ens Sc for 6gn0mp,
bbor Sil0en er a0ftllig min6re, c
11eoe / omfring IA &roner pl
@faal. - Sfior, ga 9torlilofilf>
. llog laa glimrenoe til / 9eooen1be
: W}aonco> bar 6ang1tuobpttet pa
oenne Sis 74,100 Moal, men ito,
J flor blot 10000. gn flor Sci q
> Iiifer11e CT iaar bjemreilt / Sl1left
rien, og l10bDttet / inbepnrenoe l1g
pellteS life at blipe rart.
: Sm 9ltlou6sfiifet meloes fremo(
les, at Ser i1gen nupnepuroi
= Jnnglt er foregaaet. Set begpn0e
! mi at trGffe betnnfelig lnl1ge Ii
: meo bette Sites @e9pnoelie, og Sc
. tegner life go0t for So orens Sol
u.s. at iolfol0 fife en- Sci al S5onQ
!, item far fun6et Ste0 poo 0er1ne si0
Nhtnnr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

Renerendae Haarvakst. Overnedt5s
u Haar b~orttages hurtigr, behageligt, usladeltgt.
For Soc i FrimArker elier Money Order sendes er
Pakke med Brueeanvisning. NANCE AARs na
Earring. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker, $500
Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
d.. Niles Anfi-poin pills

s. burttst fftert % paaltOeI,st M,bbelfo rips eaer
usrpes 9Opebptne, Rpsfmerter. Mapept,1s, ssuralsIla,
gerpsittet. SSrr,tab,l,tet, gppnIpsbeb. Sgt, eetntlata.
.Juoebolber bbpertsn Opium. .eHer WOrttn % ~efterlaber
ta9en flsu.n,s Gtkrp,rtutuger. Is 9nts CSC. Zoo
apOtbsses eusr enbes at Or. MtIsy Mebieal
g., el1srt, 9~>ana. 1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

b1rfe, 1taar oct bar naaet en- Gum al
100000 S&r
@Gmorrgpiocr 1clbrcbcs / 6 til IA
9agc.
Bu5o Ointment garanteres at bel-
breoe etbDert Silfal0e al Hpenbe, inb-
pellDige, blp0en6e eller fremifl1ote
@nmorrboiber / 6 til IA Sage eller
Eellgene tilbagebetoles. soc.
n2inbbpl M n"s8ronD D.
Com me00elt ii6lte M11ner er Soft
oamperen u%2inODplmen" brnn0t
n6for 6ariu 5fib, 2nbni11g oo
Holtlnger bleo a%ltlomnen 2uernes
Sob. &porle0es Sl6en opitpb bi6es
life. &eb 11=Si0un SEN 2. sSonuur
Iften oar Sen / Toriun0. Meppe
bar Sen gaaet 6erfra, fer BEN peb
11.45 Gi0en op0ogeoes 8rono az
ter1o. Sl6en ilog OPP me6 ltor
@ol6iombe0 og Glufning bite Jig
ltrafs at bore umulig, bporfor Sfi=
bet ltDre0es moo 2nn6 og lattes paa
8runo / Gan iebugten. Sfib> Sab
ming. og Sen me6fbrte Yoit, bbori=
blan0t efter Sigenoe omfring 800
G%Gr6ibrepe, er ultlummen 2l1ernes
Sob. 0e flelte 8asingerer blep req
oeoe, bog n1e11es 6 at bore omfomne.
9f re06e6e blep ipre6t omfring pan
De omliggen6e @nor6e. 9e fit inte1
me6 fig. ltlDftesite6et ligger en- tire
&parters Sci fra 6ariun0.
&alpnegne, giennempaa6e og e1el1=
Dige bab6e Be iln116fom1ie bare en-
Sanfe: at fna frabbet fig i @us.
Derfor er set ogiaa iaa banifeligt
enonn at faa faitilaaet> bbem Ser
tom ilono, og bpem og bbormange
Der iapnes. Mf Basiaeererne me0-
fertes omfring 80, bporaf bel6igbis
faa &pinoer og ingen 8grn. Set
maa iigeS til 6eres @os, at Be tog
Sagen me6 mere SO og Satning,
emo man fun6e babe bentet. st faa
Rasiagerer og 6oIf ilan6 bar / fig
ielb ct ltbsfarIigt Mrbei6e / Ben polo=
Iomme @ig. @ao6ene matte iettes
no %bogitooelig taIt giennem Sloen,
og Rusiogererne lpb / Dem %gienne1n
2nerne. Sen fprlte 8aa6 tog me6
fig Soug ilano> og langs bette bol-
tes laa Den an6en 8aa6 frem og til
bage. Set bar life / nogen misun,
oeliesberoig 5orfafning, &asiage-
rerne tom / 2an6. gn Del al Dem
LIB ltge paa Sipen og bleo bdlet in6
igien. 9e bab6e ollie Me6ningsbel-
ter paa. ga Sfibet itgote, iprang en-
Del Berioner oberbor6 for at ipgm-
me ilano. Sc flefte blep grebne al
5oH paa Sfranben; men nogle blep
at S1remmen fsrt tilbabs og for
lpanot. 9e, ION forbIeD ombor6 i
Ho, blep reo6et / en- al Sfibets 2tp-
baaoe. Sfibet meofgrte blan6t @9r.
.oipoiten mange forfinfeoe Ssa1IeDer.
o~iforienoelier fra Mmerita.
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S II tie I g { d al e

y I'D no y / EN- De ltoerlauolte
@eprRientau1er for 5taalpRrffonior.
tiet bar lite funnel eoa meo paa De
al &omunen frnbeoe @arantier,
.bborfor pioere Gorban6ling mellem
5~toolbarfets @epraientanter mao
.aniee5 for opbert.
g ri fan 3 Sub :
g e t &omuneitDrat peotog forle-
Sen 8uogettet for 1907 me6 en- iam-
let ltogift og Sn6tegt al 592,250.
&roner mpo 57S,4OO &ro1er flor.
Som @ienOomsifat u6lignes 1850
&rouer og iom 5fat paa 6ormue %
SSuotegt $4,000 &r.
9p6sfal6. On inoen TYPO
grafiffe &re6le meget fienot Mano,
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gebus, So Nar gammel. Sen Mf0p-
oe bar en- at Sen tppografiife Sore
nings Gtiftere / 8egpn0elien al 70
Morene % tilliee oen fgrIte @eoaftgr
al uSppografilfe Meo0elelier".
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1. 6s. feire5 al 6iifer Beter Sic og
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Ear bor / 2a0ebammeren, .og &eter
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9fe6ningsbe0rifter. San bor re00et
life nlinoret en0 oper 80 Mennel fer
ira Sen fire 9po / 8gl9erne. Mlle=
rcOe / 1879 fit Heter Sic Me0alien
for 8orger0aa6.
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met / ltniperlitetets anatomijfe
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tpps Soan0 blep / 1S47 bisieferet al
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5arpSborg lorn n1e0icinif STUDENT,
og 9iitriftslngen, ser ienere far op=
beparet &aon0en, for MI oberleberet
Ben til ltniDerlitetet.
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5 t. sos Ell Tnmilie paa Snor:
pen blep Ser Ell Scat lige fpr Sui for.
ppet Snobru6 i &inl0eren> bpor SCI
blan0t an0et opbepare0es en- balt
@ris / en 8olie. Sppene bar tage:
baa0e 8nlien og @rilen, og r1oge:
Spor efter SDbere eller &olterne el
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at set ltiaalne bar o1nfring 60 SIR.
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lfal opergan til ct 9lftieielifab. 81
@enpenoalle til 9fegieringen ON a
faa GprosloDen opbebet bel lntte6e!
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firing ia Wiillion &ro1er. 8u6
gettet for nGite 9lar er opgiort mei
ct Srerlfub paa omfring 100000
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b erget. @1 el1gel1f Camp
t%rotpler, biernn1ebpren0e @ull, inD
brogte Sen 4. Sa11uor til &riltions
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8 Mano, fra Gfonnert uSbela"
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poo &eile fra Nepport til @iemite
bet Dap0e miltet Miggen og faae
Sfanletlp0ningen og fine @na0
fnuit. @eInt1li11gen bleD bierget a
SraDleren.
en- nlDffe bGr0te forIe0e1
t Sellumifogen i S1rgmmet1, iDe
Spmmerbugger Mn6ers Gipsrui
folot nooper ct Sieloitup og forllo!
Jig ioa itpgt, at ban rogle Gage iene
re afgif pe0 9p6en. &por0an l1lDf
fen er foregaaet, be6 man life mel
8eitemtbe6, Ga ingen bar / Marbe
oen, ga l1lpffen in6traf, men set an
tages, at ian / ct Mnfalo al 5bim
melbeo er falot uoober Giel6et. Ma1
fonot BAN fpr1t be6 10-&i6en on
&peloen / en- D6erlt meotaget .Eil
ltano. Mfog6e, iom bar oper so Ma,
gnmmel, efterla6er fig @uitru og lie
re oof5ne 8prn.