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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
Important Business Meeting
is Held.
ANOTHER POULTRY SHOW
To be Given by the Greater
Marion Association.
Secretary's Report Shows the Re.
cent Exhibit was a Success In
Every Particular.

At a meeting of the Greater
Marion Poultry and Pet Stock As
sociation. officers were elected for
next year and a great deal Of
other important business consider
cd.
The association members decided
definitely to have another show
next year at the same time and
make it much more elaborate in
every way than was the one
which closed last week. Instead of
having one Judge next year there
will be three. The following noted
poultry breeders were chosen to
act in that capacity at the show
in 19OS--Ira Keller of Prospect: i:
Charles McClave of New London
and Thomas Felkner of Tilfin.
The association elected the fol-
lowing corps OF officers: larry T..
Carpenter, president: DR.. Il. o.
Richardson. first vice president; j..
l.. Berringer, second vice president /;
+. II. Owen, secretary: DR.. Frank
Mann, assistant secretary; w.
Reddingh, treasurer. Executive
committee, E. c. Radebaugh, G.
W. Lepper, Herman Albrecht,
Frank Deem and Z. j. Knauss.
'lhe secretary's reports dis
closed that the show was a success
in every detail. All of the cash
premiums have been paid and the
association has money In the
| treasury. The exhibitors were
greatly pleased and practically al
expressed their intentions of giving
o display again next year.
| Marion will be better repre-
sented in the show next year al
practically all OF the members o.
the association have expressed theil
Intentions of breeding a fine line
of pet stock purposely to plac'
on display. A much larger room
VIII pe secured, IN wnicn TO nor
the show next year and the exhi
bitors are already assured tha
they will not be crowded as the.
were in the room on Main street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
Missed the Towpath.

There was little girl, five years old
or so, living In an inland town up the
state, according to the Philadelphia
Ledger, Near her home there was no
river, nor, in fact, any water but the
Erie canal
The child's mother made visit to
New York. and on her return was tell
ing of her trip down the bay, and OF
how wonderful the sea had looked to
her. Her little girl was listening
eagerly.
Tell me Just what the sea Ia. like,
mamma" she said.
Her mother made an effort.
"Thele's the beach," she said. "all
smooth. white sand. You stand on It
and look out upon the ocean. and all
you can see Is water, just moving wa
ter, waves coming In and breaking
nothing but water and sky."
The child sat trying to picture It.
then. in an awed little whisper asked:
"Oh. mamma, isn't there tow
path?"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
CLAIR HOLDING
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Claims He Was Converted in
County Jail.
In Spite Of His Good Promises Mrs.
Claar Says She will not
Live With Him.

Since the commencement OF his In
generation in the county Jail Charles
CLAIR charged with failure TO provide
for two minor children, has gotten
religion IN some manner or other,
and it is stated that he Is holding
services at the Jail daily.
CLAIR was arrested in. the southern
|part of the state several weeks ago
and brought here to answer the
lcharges. When arraigned in the
mayors court he pleaded not guilty
and his hearing was set for few
days later. He requested that the
hearing be put off from time to
thine as he was unablerto get an at
|torney. His hearing has not been
held as yet, and 1t Is doubtful when
lit will he held. M
Claar has religion and he does not
want hearing. He walks abou,
the corridors of the Jail singing re.
ligious hymns and whenever it is
possible he gets the other prisoners
together and holds a meeting. Yes.
terday he wrote his wife letter oi
some thirty pages. telling her that
he had religion and that as soon
as he is released from Jail, they will
live happily together.
The wife, in the meantime. Is hay-
ing hard time to get along and
to support herself and her two small
|children She does not give much
credence to the religious turn of mind
Iof her husband and says that she
will not live with him again.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
! NLTkE DANE LADY
APPEAL

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of climate being necessary. This SIM
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The blood, loosens the stiffened joints,
purifies the blood and brightens the
eyes, giving elasticity and tone to
the whole system. II the above inter-
ests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ. Summers,
Box II. Notre Dame, Ind.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
Obituary

B Frank NJ, the son -of DR.. Il. r.
and Mary A. Cook was born in Nor
row county Ohio, Feb. "a. 1S47.
q In 1s49 his parents removed to
Marion county, locating at what was
then called Latimberville. In 1854
they again removed to Prospect, o.,
which place has since been the resi-
dence of the deceased.
Mr.. Cook attended school until he
was twenty -one years of age, spend
ing some time in the University at
Delaware.
In the year 1868. he entered his
fathers. drug store in the capacity Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
MRS. ]. CONCWAY
DIES At AG0STA
Ailment was a Mystery to
the Physicians.
Deceased was the Daughter Of ia co
Berger Pioneer Settler
Funeral Tuesday.

Mrs. Johanna Gongway, aged 46
years and eight months, died at one
O'Clock Saturday morning at her home
in Agosta. after an illness OF several
weeks. Several physicians had been
called to diagnose her case but no
two could agree on her ailment.
The deceased was the widow OF
William Gongway, who died num-
ber of years ago. She was the
daughter of the late Jacob Berger,
a pioneer settler of the county. Mrs.
Gongway for a number of years con-
Quoted small grocery store in the
village. She is survived by two
children, Nyda and Carlton Gongway
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock and
the remains will be buried in the
Agosta cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
Secs Great sun Spectacle.

Oxford. Eng.--A remarkable out.
burst on the sun was observed by Prof
Ambau. director of the Radcliffe oh.
servatory, at 11:45 the other morning.
An immense flame shot up at the rate
~ 10000 miles minute until II
reached a height of $4,000 miles At
ten minutes after 13 1t broke into
fragments and disappeared.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
First Use Of EnXelopes.

Envelopes were first used in 1899
Before that time one simply folded
ones letter together and fixed Il with
sealing wax.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of itching, Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 8
to ID DAYS or money refunded. SOC.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

Erie train second No. s this morning
carried eight coach loads of steam
SHIP passengers for New York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30
RAILROAD
HAPPENINGS
Erie Cuts Down Working
Time.
EIGHT HOURS PER DAY
A Large Number Of Local
Employs Now Work.
Lupber Dealers Of Ohio to Appear
Before Interstate Commission
December 10.

The Erie is cutting down the
working hours OF It's men and the
majority of the local employees are
|only working eight hours a day. The
car repairing gang working under
Foreman Thomas Burke, is only put
ting in eight hours, custom which
|has never before been known In To-
lea railroad circles. 1t is thought
that the company's reasons for doing
so is to reduce expenses so that the
annual report will make good
showing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

Erie private car "Wauwatosa" oc-
cupied by president. r. D. Under
wood and W. G.. Richardson, vice
president of the Erie, both with
headquarters in New York City,
passed through the city this morn
ing on train No. 8, President I'm
derwood is on his way back to New
York. after having attended a confer
ence of the western railroad men held
in Chicago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

The lumber dealers of Ohio will ap-
pear before the interstate commerce
commission on December 10. to pro-
test against the advance In lumber
rates, which became affective Novem-
ber 1. 5g.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

The various railroads running
through the city. report having had
a very satisfactory Thanksgiving
travel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

AT leas' quarter ofSa million
freight and passenger cars on the
Pennsylvania system have been re-
painted and relumibered. The gi-
gantic task which was started more
than two years ago has finally been
completed. ia
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

A special train OF "a empty coaches
passed through the city over the Erie
this morning at 3 o'clock. The train
was bound for Chicago where the
coaches will be used in transferring
Italian home-seekers to New York
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-30

The work of constructing new re-
pair tracks in the local Erie yards. is
progressing nicely and tho improve
ment will be completed before the
cold winter weather sets in.
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Notice.

! lave leased the exclusive hunting
right 10 the j. Il togarty ranch for
the season 1908, and all parties are
hereby warned to keep OF the same.
II. G.. Mcneil.
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FOR SALE We have for sal, lhc
Kip place, - acres all impfoscd,
good orchard and house Of $ ronm-.
barn, etc, only one mile from l'O.
This will be sold at a bargain The
x. E. Co., 3o5i Pearl St, Phone Main
10l.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

s famine 91i iuite Ell 3um.T Gum.
8ltgIe giennem Seitens Sopeb, iom
iltIoitpnoig iprGnateb. Gereiter bIeo
Der meo Den iomme SlaaS grploitonS'
fugIer ifu6t poa 2sper, % ianttiota
bIep Der Ilffet op FOR oct onoet Bur,
gin fnoloeoe Stuoene los. oa 3rs'
meme LOO no ooer 0auoet.
W'eu 2sperue bar itoOig i%piaepenoe.
Zen enc ilGbte Jig iooret neo til
Stronofanten og 0soe fsrit efter at
Den bapoe iuact ) - lem - al Dc
erplooerenoe Sitgler / aroppen. Zen
au6en lao % ponnOe0e iig tnOe mel
lem 8aImetrGerne; On Den bar bic
bet rant at TO aualer, reiite oen fig,
brsIte % bite TGnber og uiloe film
neIabenoe iii at gaa lbs pad Den Iont'
Toaeoe 5otoqrof. Zen bar imioIer.
tio for uomottet &C., al Suit oa @loo.
tob 1885, 90 efter en- treble argIe oeoe
oeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

StatiItiferen @ititaf SunSbdrg bar
til ct gIao ptret, at Gmigrationen
ira Sperise | 1907 er Ben Iapeite /
BET npe aarbunbre0e, en- unhtrIig
fsIqe of oct eneitoaenoe oobe Iar
1906. Gen err 300 8erioner min.
ore emo De foregaoenoe aor. ifsIge
amerifanfe Spganer, % bette ipnes
at beitprfes af De ipeuife Spgoper
oper SaIpaarets lloponortng oper
@ete6org, IaIme, &eIiinsborg og
StoctboIm; Der Dor 9,253 MOB TO-
psi flor eaer 1000 minore. &c
omerifmife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bier itaoig itsrre Gal END be inenite
acknowledgements, ioct man piits
NOT meotager ineniftolenoe Sinner,
biempenoenoe northumberland oio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

Sonninsen alcne bIep Inn beiest
al en- eneite Sonninebi; men iaa.
mart 8Iomiten blep anbraet | Sfoa.
lem bIep geisset itrar nieget Iiuligt.
Ssiaa rneo gIomiter, bpis &ron.
blade foriistig bar iierneoe. ioaleoes
at Reftarierne altioa bar | geboIo,
bIep Sbierpationer anitiaebe, bpor.
peb bet bite fig, of 9Iomiternes 10.
ieenbe, ioa langt fra at bore betpo.
ningsIss, bapbe Ell isineiaIoenoe
SnbHpbeIie paa Snieftbeisget.
Oct bsr benerfes. at @erp's Sb.
ierpotioner fun giaIot ben alminbe.
lise Sonninsbi, og Der fan pore
@runS til at antage. at be iorifielliae
Sniefter | Sorbolb til fine behring's.
planter crienterer itg peo Sieip al
forifieuige Smieprocesier. git tmio'
Iertib oafoa SIiicr o8 SommerfuaIe
Iaber fig ifnffe at funitige 8lomiter,
er forlGugit insttaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Rpbtniom Gruioes 6cpGr.

: G~oinblrqb iolgteS iorIeoen peo
auftion 4leranoer SeIfirdS @epGr,
iom ban bopoe me6 iig paa ben soc
9 Suan 8ernonoe5, buor ban till
brogte uogIe gar / iuISfomrnen Gn'
iombeo.
Com man pe6, er aleranber Gel
firh 8orbiaebet for Robtuion Gruloe.
Zen bersmte BOG. Der er fienbt oper
ben belle Soro. er 8irfeIigbeoen fire
BET on bom. Sans @epEr bar oa bt'
Itoriif Sntere3ie, og bets sgatbeo er
uomtpiIteIig bepiit. 8aobeuet bar
/ al oen forIebne lib pPret / bans
SlGgtS @eiiObeIie. Nl er oct blet
ioIgt til Ell Game fra philadelphia.
6rsfen 8bite, JON fisbte oct for
$50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06

Sa, 0e bar oct, % fra mn al
tror ieg life, @utten piI fltnne
margIe tort. 9u itaar ban 10 paa
Sccnen, ct ipGuot EubItfltm Ter paa
BAN. Nei. nj uiI Heiteu bare BIZ
S~fufieIie.
De tror oltian, at DER fan gioeS
Ell iiette Sun9?
gn iictte Cans? Der fan Iif.
fert gtpe3 bonoe en iiette o. en- ~.
penoe og Ell ottcuoe Cans. 6nao bar
/ oct belle ri Mtenucifer at bIGre os
nfeb peo at urgte OhtIiabeocn af no.
get ufien0t? &i er ielp en- Del al
Roturen % itooer inomnlreoe ueleut
bore Itoffela lem Sonier, al hpiIfe ut
emo life tnH beqribe eaer f%ortLare en-
enclte.
en- onOcn Gag cr oct. at ieg life
bar ieet Golf meo Here emo lem, / al
fal0 life mere emo antponingSots.
Ga giues Der noaen meo nDe Sauier.
er oi2ie Sdnier pitt ipG0e. De fan
nit life trpffe2 til &opeoit1oen til
piientlig Nptte og 9eituelie iom III
ore 9ierue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
S~opeiaet / Oanmarf.

2eoeren al Iorbiif Silmsiobrif /
aiebenbapn. Sr. Ole Glen, bapoe
for noqle Gage iioen puatGnft at
fremitiIe en- 2speingt / Grfeuen, buor
mar itllI6e buoe Seiligbeo til at ie 10
9gper blipe orPbt, efter at De fsrit
bap6e isuoerrepet Ell Set 90 nogle
andre 9pr.
Soreitiainaen iful6e arrangereS
paa en- Ii6en Q peb Rosfiloe, forat Der
tunoe optages neutrality-suspicious.
bepGgelige 9iqeoer) og Sr. Glen
bapoe / &amburg fisbt ct Bur Ssuer,
Der Iommeu me6 ben sorige Staiiaee
par anfommen til Zen. Ser nor Der
pIantet nogle 8nlmetrper for at fom.
me girfeIigbeSen ino npr Tom muligt.
Sfslge Srore ira Sltititsmiriiteriet
neoIagbe imiblertio Bolitiet Sor6uo
MOB Sagtcn, ct Sorbuo, iom Sr. 81.
len omgif. bporfor ban MI blioer lat
unoer Siltnle.
Set melt oprsrenbe Gprplaseri"
faloer ~9onuebrog" 2speiagteu, Der
ifiloreS iau:
Se riflebepPbneoe Stpttere siemte
fig, o. beo SipIp al en- Snormefan.
isme Iutfeoes Der in6e fra ct Sfur,
oueupau .bpiltet Sotoaraierne lao CO
rpiteoe, og bpori Sr, Glen bopoe iset
Stiul. op for Oct enc 2spebur. Get
pil6e, uobuugreoe 3pr itprteoe no,
Der loo ct pploiat grsl, % Ssoeu
iprang op paa Rpsaen al Den ulDffe'
Iige Set Der 100 6nnoei til Ct Err.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Den iiettr Sans"

"Eolitifeu" bar / anle6uing al
Gplsbet ON SiugsaaSgutten inter.
pietpet 5orfotteren Sbomas q. arug,
iom en-. Der ifllloe bape goot aieno.
fob til "oen opitre norIte NaturS
guiombeo".
Sr.. arag bar u0talt omtrent isI.
genoe:
So, her / Ganmart er 10 oct
6aglige 2in naturIigt 90 i~elufslge.
ligt. Nutureu er ct nPiteu tie0eligt
Orb her. st uopiifet 9egreb, en-
9linotarm. Wtau 6ebeper oeu life.
anelier, Barrier, SpertrO bsrer
epentpret til. DEN / Rorge IeDer
mango Soft euouu | Rotureu8 golo.
Renneifenes llriuitinfter er mere
uirfionme. Waugeite6s regierer Ra'
tilren iom Ell ouerpGlolg CUB. 6oIf
leoer al oenS Ianoe, taffer. forOt
BEN life fuuier Dem. Guer tiGmper
meb Den Mar eiter Mar. til aniistet
blir fltret % Apggeu trrm. SeIp'
fslaelig iaules Der oa - iRrlig | af'
IiSes gpgSer - Ell egeu Spobsrbeo
I mango Ietuinger, Ell egeu SltItur
/ offuIte Snger, en- uGriaat beretti'
act on naturlta Spertro. Seq ueo. at
Der bor oPret mango uforflarlige
5iloragelier beroppe. Sra eniomnle
8narbe, fra soc S9tre. De fan lRie
Retsiager ON oueruaturltge Stng.
On bel opIpit Eorisbeo bar mangen
Sang iorisgt at bringe alarheo /
Giuaene. men til inaen Rptte. Ra'
tIren ligger Der mangeu Sang oRl-
dig iom / Sfloieu, 90 nbesrlbeltge
Safirer bar Der ttot leuet, bois GU
uer ingen ioritoo
9e bar 10 hentet 8ntten I'll
ariitianin Tor al leoe eiter Den bort
fomne Eige. bemerteoe oi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
SIomiter oe 1niefter,

Sen utrettelige frantic 5orifer 5.
glatealt bar / ben ienere Sio ~fortiat
fine Stitbier og Experimental peo'
fommenoe Sniefternes 9lomiterbe-
log, peientIie for at faa befreftet
ben Of bam forfegtebe anifuelie, at
8lomiterneS 5orm og Sarpe ingen
Roue ipiaer iom Silofningsmiobel
oberfor De Dem beiegenoe Sniefter.
8eb fine iioite 5oriss bar Blateau
6enpttet ct Itprt Spell, Der bar iaale.
6es monteret; of oct fart giengao
giaeoet al 9Iomiter, iom bpppt8 be-
isetes al Sniefterne. 9isie fet
ifsIee bans Sagttagelier, fun til ielue
glomiterne os Loo fig life ffuffe al
beres S~peiIbiaebe. Raar BET en- fiel'
ben Gang benote, at ct Suieft renote
moo BET opitiaeoe Speil, mener ban,
at bette laber fig forflore iaaoah, at
Sniefterne, ioet De piloe flppe bort,
life bar peret opmerfiom paa Spet'
let, men bar ment, of Basiogen bar
fri. 9uften alene leber altida etter
bans Rening Sniefterne til at ftnoe
8lomiterne.
Naar mar betragter ale De
aienbsgiernineer, iom Of forfieaige
SorIfere er IamIebe til 9elpsni,tg al
bette Spsrgsmaol, maa bet lpnes
uuberIigt, at 4lateau fremoeles 10
ger at opretbolbe ben nGonte aniflt'
ellie. Set er uemlig forlengIt pao'
piit, at Snietter, tiIoelS enou9 |
Rpnqoe, flpper til funitige, fiilo'
Itenbia ouftIsie gIomiter, og at De
ItaeIebes bpppig eier 5orisg paa at
nao mo til gIomiter, Der itaar bag
8inSusru6er.
en- beIgtff GntomIog, Soiepbine
@erp, bar oeiaa nplig unitilet en-
bel Rpffe interesiante 5orisg, Der
Iet life Itetter Blateau's anIfuel'e.
geb bisie Sorisg onpenotes iaanel
naturlige iom funitige glomIter, Der
ifineoes / Ell iaa flor inbbproes III
Itano (2O-30 Sob. at euboer mt
Iig llflarbeb ipnes at ifule bare GAM
ife ubetuffet. 9e fuuitige gIomIter
bIep efter De anitiaeoe Sbieruattoner
neiten Iise bpppig beisgte iom De
friife.
Raar Be friife (naturlige) blep
itiaet unoer ct trt 2spbRffe, mems
be trnitige too frit, bar 8eisget paa
Be iioImGpute lanst talrigere emo
paa De fsrite.
9eo Sorisgene blep oaiaa benpttet
Ell Sfaal me6 Sonnine. bells alene,
bells meS Ell BERTH beipitet Gablin'
Slomit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Gead.Sarter.

Smaa "@ems8ons" fle6es meo
goo Sie-GritIt o9 fploes meo tsrre
Bonner, for at 9eigen life fol bepe
Zig for meget unber Stigningert. 9e
iteges / en- beo 8ageropn og raar o.
er folbe, fpIoes De meb opifaarns
4eodes, Tom er ~ooerbrp8iet meb ct
belt Sag Suffer og bporoper man
bor babt nogle Groaber Gitron'
Saft. 9eroper itrees Iiot repet Co.
connl,t % oper oltiammen bar man
ct tpft Sag Reringue, letter iaa
Sprterne iuo | 9ageropnen til De er
Ipiebritne paa Eopen os Iaber Dem
Itaa, til De otter err blenet foIbe, for
De %ierpereS.
Ss.S6e meb Slaef6srrp-Sa ft.
Wan laper Sbeen ON Morgenen,
itet mar tager en- toppet Sbeife Che
til bpert 8Ias folot 8an6, og Iaoer
bette Itao til "2un6". Waan rsrer ba
Sbeen eoot ON og filler ben. Eli buert
8las afiiIet Sbe ta9er man iaa Ell
Spiieife Gitron.S Soft, en- Spiieife
9lafberrp-Saf og to aluntper Suf.
fer, rsrer bette goot ON og bar iaa
Iiot finitsbt Ss j. lige for man ierpe.
rer BET. en- meget forfrtIfenbe og
iunb Srif paa en- beo Dag.
Spltet Sngef9r.
8rsnne Ginger Roots" oaifes
,gobt og Iieger Serefter ct Bar ii.
nter | foI6t 8ano, bnorpan 8anbet
bellies bort og SusefGren Ipgaes op
/ fogenbe @ano og foges 90 Rint.
ter. ganoct b9Ibes iaa bort % Sn.
gefGren o~perbGIoes meo folbt 8ano.
Saa foyer man ben igien. til ben er
aIbeles bIsb og lager ben igien !
toIot 8anb og Iaber ben itaa til 9a.
gen efter. Wou Jaeger ben iaa op |
en- Gil, for at oft 8auoet fan lobe al
o. peier ina SugefRren, % til boert
Bunb Sugef9r tager man ct 8uuo
Suffer os u Rint gaub. Suffer
og 9dno foees 5 Rinuter, iaa bar
man Susef9ren ! oa foyer ben uogIe
Ntinuter % bGloer iaa altiammen
op i en- Srufte % Iaoer bet itau iaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
Bern mob Eppe os aonoitrpsere. ba

Bern MOB Eppe % 9onoitrpgere. ba
man ben neo archaeological bore iaa
bitter og tint, of Grlige SoIf, Der
gaar | fine Ioplige sGriber, ogiaa
rtaa boIbe fig borte eIer reiifere at
blioe bibt os isnberreoen, % bette er
ba en- ifainmeIig Manbe at bebanole
fiffeIise Menneifer paa.
Srneiaft nben 9jGrins.
Snart err 9ruerne mobne, og |
cubner Susbolbning, bpor Der er en-
goo SoriDnins at oenne Srltgt, bur.
De Der iamles oe opbepares en- bel
Tel of Gait. 9ette fan gisres paa
fsleenoe Maabe: Saft at forifielige
Slags gpr, opbeparet ! ugipret Eli.
itanb, er meget npttig, men ben al.
lerbebite er 8rueiaften til at blonbe
/ 8riffepanb poa oen parme 4orstio
oa ellers sabnIig | Spgoomstilfpl.
Der. gluf fsrit 9riterue Of alaiernc
og bah Dem | en- &iebel, efter at De
er peiebe. SIaa Iiot gono paa og
fog Dem inbtiI Street ifines let no fra
ben sbrige Wasie. Gil Saften glen.
mem ct &lebe oe bnp BEN 6erpoa Ill.
bage / ajeoelen. Eli bpert ii Gun6
al 9ruer, iom for er peiet, fsies TIRE
9unb Sutfer, og efter at oct er eipet
ct Spfoe tsmmes Saften / 5rigt'
fruffer, Tom forieeIes.
Sm Ielfemaifiner.
On Observation-Disclosures Inbenoelie
/ pirfeIig Sieneite bsres Ser iaore IL
bet enonu; oct er beIit ON Batenter
og Sobrifation at bisie, at Der tales
o8 ifrtpes. Sra Sornsberg / Spe.
rtge berettes, at Der paa Steoet ifal
en- Sabrif oprettes, bpor GiIpirfning
at WelfemaIftner ifal foregoa / flor
Still. 5oreIebig bill man Dog neies
me6 S%iIpirfntng al 1000 Nuifiner
ON Iaret. S 9anmnrf er oenne
Nfaifine prsoet / Den ienere Sib, be-
Der oct, poa en- 8aaro / SpbiiGlano.
CO oenne Brspe er faIben no til Itsr.
tie &iIfrebsbeb. @i6 oisie eooe GSor.
baobninger maa 9aa / SpfpIoeIie.