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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
SATURDAYS EXAMINATIONS.
Five Applicants Stand Examination For
RuraI Free Mali Delivery.

The examination Tor rural free de-.
IlverS service WAS held Saturday on.
der she civil service rules.
The examination was conducted by
Benz. r. Arrow, the only person IN the
city authorized 90 conduct she ssme.
J. 4. Wainwright having been absent.
Mr.. Wainwright 10 attending The sss.
sion Of the United Stated court 10
Tampa.
There were Eve applIcGnts-All
white. Three were for Gainesville
routes, $40 for the proposed AIeanopI
routes.
A report % the relatlvs standing 10
expected IN 3 iew days, when the new
routes will be established
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Governor Browsfd lie right In his
message when he suggests that county
commissioners and city councils be
allowed 20 expend 3 part OF the public
money from time to time in Advertis-
log through printed matter and other
wise the advantages and resources OF
their respective counties and munici-
pAlilies with a view OF inducing more
tourists 20 come 10 Florida,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

The special election held In Jackson.
vile on Tuesday for the purpose Of
submitting to the voters for their 50.
provai an ordinance granting TO the
Jacksonville Electric Company new
franchise, resulted In the ratification
OF the ordinance by an overwhelming
majority, the vote being / 600 TO lsl.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

The hAll.storm 10 Jacksonville
Thursday was the heaviest and most
prolonged In che history Of Jackson
vile. In fifteen minutes there was
over an inch OF rain and melted hail.
The hsil-Siones averaged three-qusr.
sers Of an inch in diameter and many
we're over an inch
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22


=, .le North Atlantic feet Is now wait.
- = = hanpton Roads 70 welcome the
80, -''a'p' Of foreign nations which win
-. . participate IN che opening
N, I 2 Of the Jamestown E1posi.
-, -. A'E sSeet II viii Be for forelgn
,,.,,'a greet each Oshsr with esrs-
49,, 49, q peace Instead Of the shun.
49, 49, e sanneu IN aggressive and as.
=, 800, var Il i even nore crafty
$50 Z ,'..o aias ihe International peace
~. !. .'''1 10 New york. i sssm,
~, '.s's iasiTumsni 81 uar we're
49,. tfoyiasnss ss eublsus AZ
g eafth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Two white men and a negro have
been wounded over in Louisiana in a
clash between races. Wonder whether
this tragedy will be attributed 10 Thos.
DiIOn's "ClaDsmAn," or senstor Ben
Tllman's speeches on the race prob.
lemf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
RoAcH-RoesRs.
Engagamsn, Of Two Popular Young
FlorIdIans Is Announced.
Mcintosh, Fla.

Engagement Of Two Popular Young
ForIdlans Is Announced.
Tho following from The Tampa Tri-
hume will prove o. interest 10 readers
OF The Sun, since both parties are well
known and have many friends in this.
city;
THE engagement OF Miss Agnes
Rogers Of Clearwater aud Mr. James
+. Roach Of Jacksonville has Just been
publicly announeed, This viii be Of
interest ell over the state, a. both
these young people sfe we'll known,
Mise RoeeFs' popularity having been
proven beyond q doubt by her having
won The TlmeS-Unlon prize trip 20 she
81. Louis Exposition. NJ. Roach has
made many friends In dlaeFeut Sec
tionH Of the State by travelling Tor the
Central Of Georgia Railroad. Tho
wedding will take place May 40 the
home OF the bride IN CleaFwatoF, and
after bridal tour 20 New YORK,
Washington and the jamestown Ere
position, they Gill return 90 Jaekson-
VILE, where they will be 90 hons Ia
Mr. Roach's handsome new Fesldeneo,
III West Church street"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

While the party furniture is falling
around and breaking, Mr.. Fairbanks
seems to be devoting himself assidu-
ously TO keeping quiet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Work on the $4,000 plant for the
manufacturing Of gasoline lamps in
Tampa is being pushed rapidly as pos
sible. The company will employ be-
tween $50 and 200 men, the cost Of the
building alone being 10000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Three Indian divorce cases are re-
ported from Bonesteel, N. d. The
noble red man is acquiring the habits
Of civilization fast,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

District Attorney Jerome must be q
cold.blooded individual. II is said
that he proposes to enter a vigorous
objection to letting Harry Thaw out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Joe Walton and Alfred Sergeant,
both negroes, viii pay the penalty Of
their brutal crimes in Jacksonville on
Friday, June 14,h. This double hang.
ing will be the tirss legal execution in
DuvAl county in four years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
qNsANlrA lNeRArlrueNDA."

II the polished repoFts are true that
Harry X, Thsw, the noted New York
murderer, has dispensed with the ser-
vices Of bis leading attorney, Dolphin
NJ. Delmas. II looks 80 though Thaw's
Affections might be combination Of
insanity and ingFatitude, hence his
condition, for want Of q more appro.
pirate term, should be designated i'm
santa iDgrAtituenda," which would
sound iust about 30 we'll, and carry
probably q more foFceful meaning,
than many terms which have been ap.
piled by the experts on she witness
stand. But the special commission
declared ThAW Was now in his complete
aud proper mind, and because Attor-
ney DelmRs. in an endeavor 20 save
him from the electric chair. endsav-
orei through an alienist 20 bring o0t
she fact that Thaw vas suffering from
temporary mental arrangement on the
night he put out Stanford whites
light, Delmhs got HE walking papers.
Thaw appears from bic actions 10 be q
peculiarly funny" sane man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
orr CLupprNe LIsE.

ma Sun and the Thrice-a-Week
my. World one year ..,;...;$ u %
ire Sun and the Atlanta (Ga)
Weekly Constitution one year, 20
As sum and the Atlanta (Ga.)
Semi. Weekly Journal one year. %
The SIM and the Semi Weekly
Times-Union one year. l o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

The above is valuable article
clipped from Tas East Coast Advocate,
published a. Tltusville, Alaehua has
much Of this kind Of land referred to
and can be easily reclaimed. There
are many acres Of land in this county
which we believe would be suitable
for walnut orchard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
April 2e,h is Memorial Day.

There are but ten counties in the
State that are not in the dry column.
Wait until the prohibitionists get after
them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22
TrRNs OF SUBSCRIPTION;

The TwIce-a-Week Sun sla year; SIX
nouths, SOC. single copies, &c.
ADVERTISING RATES:
ro..l advertisements, 10 cents a line
80 S tSs first and 10 cents for each addi-
Sonal insertion.
nisnlayed advertisements for three
- md 10 months at special rates.
Prices furnished upon application"
Marriage and Death notices inserted
,,ss Obituaries, cents line,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

~We win not accept stamps OF q
anger denomination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

Ths Mtshignn Recipe Co. 81 cue,Has
NJ, N1shigAn. make q specially q g.
niEhing ehorUgghiy PFactioai. ta1,a1
househoId FecipaA Send f0g IAeiF Hgk
You may flnd the recipe for he msna
factura Of some simple remedy WhigN
will make you rich. Write then totars
They viii gladly furnish yOU 60 pee.
able Information free By FetaFn Nd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

The first convention Of the National
Arbitration Peace Commission has
come 70 40 end IN New York with very
gratifying reeolIs, being ga atilialIon
Of the important nations Of the world.
Let IL be hoped that the world will
follow the objects and principles Of
this great gathering Of distinguished
sdsocstes Of peace, for, 90 the Hon.
william ]. Bryan remarked IN bic ad-
dress before the convention, We
should make peace By lose. and not
b. force.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-22

The Times. Union "shoFt Talks"
man says that "the Sanford truck
farmer who will realize pls,ooo OF 30
acres planted 10 celery this year Is
only another one of the farmers who
are growing wealthy on Florida
iesnd 80
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Difficult Census Classihcat,er

A CCORDING 20 an official of ..-- us
L n Bureau at Washington, that c-- ION
is often puzzled 20 know how % .ae
returns of occupation IN eases the
enumeratOTs have gwen too ht-- nd
tiOn Of person employment -- ,vo
census terms 70 cover such case. ...--r4-
tions not included IN the regular -...- lie
entered as O T" meaning Oth.- T..rg-."
or y e. which stands for n l--uI 20
To choose between the Two -.--.. sup
gestS amusing complications
An euumeTdtor IN Iowa reported --4rG"
aS the occupation OF one of ha -..- The
Census Bureau entered him as ~. Co.,. -.1le
the next column asserted thI- g. . ..- utc1-
patton for twelve months IN the
A New York enumerator Wh. .-eL %
evInce the inclInations oi a drtrer.-. --r.-tei
several men in his district as or. pick
pockets and gambler The. were en-
tered a. y g., although their .a-.-ians
may have been more gaIutUl o. -.... -aan %
their victims.
An Alabama man whose ot,-l. was r.
ported as " odd Jobs goe~ ,n rle -.. ri. under
40 T" C. Other Thing~
While some OF the otcupatl.- h he
enumerdtors give are unusual. t.-.. .--- uru1-
ably correct. \ tramp Was .eL S
"loafer not gaInful, UneUp. twelve
months An extra thrifty p,r... - one IT.
stance was reported ~ "O,,ur r,-er.'
and another Lives ON saving New
England woman whose husband --.-. --.r-ttd
as an "idler,' gave her own .....-.--ou 5
" washing and wishing
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Noted Guns

TT has long been custom of the English
speaking peoples 10 give names 70 formid-
able cannon employed IN their campaigns
The original Long Tom had a strange
and romantic history II was-or rather Is.
for II stall eNiSts-a fortv-two- pound gun of
the old type which was originally a part of
the armament OF the French hattleship Hoche
1t was captured by the British IN r-qS. and
soon after was sold To the United States
Government
In tins country 1t was placed on the ship
General Armstrong. and, after some minor
adventures with our ships IN the war with the.
BHrbarv States did good duty against its
former oaptors, the British. by helping 10
run the blockade ot New Orleans IN GS14.
Ntcrwurd the Armstrong was sunk bv the
British IN the hurbur Of FavaI IN the Azores.
There Long Tom lay. dismautlcd until a
patriotic American procured permission TO
dlg IT up and carry 1t away. and 1t was brought
To- New York city IN 1908.
Probably the most famous pcrsouiticd gun
ot the tlvll War was the Swamp NngcI.
which figured very largely IN periodical liter
allure and made deep impression ON the
popular imagination. The swamp Angel was
an eight inch Parrott gun, which was mounted
on u battery built ON piles IN a swamp in the
harbor OF Charleston, South Carolina. and
used III the reduction OF that citv The Swamp
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
The Official Cats

TT = a curious fact that the Government OF the
i United States maintains and provides Tor
numerous cats. The army has ITS regular
corps Of them, kept at the commlsSary depots
Of the great cities, and each draws regular pay
equal to eighteen dollars and twenty-five cents
a year
II IS customary for the officer in charge OF
each depot TO submit 70 the War Department
a request for an allowance for so many cats,
and the regulations provide that meat shall be
purchased for them at price not greater than
five cents a pound, 10 which a stated quantity
Of canned milk IS added for variety EXper1-
mcut has shown that no matter how excellent
q hunter "A cat may be. nor how abundant the
mice no cat will thrive properly on diet OF the
unmitipated mouse, nor does 1t neglect Its
duties when other food Is provided
Bids for the cats meat are regularly posted,
calling for fresh beef suitable for feeding cats,
bone 10 be excluded. TO be delivered 1T the
contractors place of business ON such DAYS as
may be designated, and IN such quantities as
may be required.
More than four hundred cats are in the en-
plov of the Post Office Department, distributed
among about fifty of the largest offices. The
New York city office eXpends some sixty dollars
annually in cats meat.
Nost'Of the other large Government buildings
are supplied with cats. At the immense cold
storage depot established a year or SO ago at
Manila, cats were found 70 be necessary, and SO
tabbies were sent from the famous cold storage
breed OF Pittsburgh This breed originated IN
the great warehouses Of a cold storage COM
pany and has developed special qualifications
for enduring extreme cold. The cold storage
cats are short tailed chubby, with long and
heavy fur. and their eyebrows and whISkerS
are extraordinarily long and strong Ii Is SAID
that they do not thrive when transferred 20 an
ordinary temperature.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
The Largest Sea 6

THE biggest scales IN the c.------ .- re
navy ward ~ Na~hiuC-.- .r.t-
weIgh the largest railway scales .- -.- IONS.
The latter are Not u be -uctEy. thew
easily wcIgh as much 4- d. Lrav..- ..r
The navy ward scales are ~o a,,u-..-. ..- thew
come within . pound Of the r>-.. weight.
Railway scales are considered - -a-y
come within nifty pounds. All O.. .r,.-
nance manufactured Tor the navy r..--rI
upon this machine, which d -.-. re--s
old The scales look Ike orJ1-.rr les.
The delicate mechanism Is --. re
most intricate parts being in - te-
low the ground The platform .- 1T
feet long and twelve feet WIDE. i..-. ne
powerful machinery i~ ii cement '... non
long piles. y solid base beng ,re.. Gil. me
requisite Of "a powerful weighing -.
was found necessary 20 use . pile .- ID
secure ii stable foundation
The machine Is regarded .~ t.. r-..- IS
kind IN the world, and Is Cd ~V.-c. .--
mcut of American ingenuity %
show the accuracy ot the ~,-',- /
picked up hall - brick 4ud TOSSED
platform He then consulted - -s
lever. and found that the tr-,S r.
one pound.
The capacity Of the scales 3,
dud hitv tons Two tWtlyJ-I-..
ON "a forty cIght-toot car trtys Co.,. -i
IN the machine without taxing --.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
TJTBTTS FROM THE CAPITAL

Angel sang its song a long time, and e.5e--...
much destruction IN Charleston.
At last, however, II committed suicide
bursting, on August p, 1905 I- was sent
to an iron foundry at Trenton. New Tr-..
as old iron. and was about % be melted .o
when a soldier recognized II. and li-.
local attention to it 1t was rescued from t.e
foundry; granite Pe-eta. was l- r
for 1t by public sUb-cUptou. and l- was ..-
up at the junction of Two streets .- T~-r-.I
as a monument. There 1t remains.
The most celebrated gun used b.. H--
in the South African War was called r.-
Chamberlain after the theu Colonial -..---
taTy- Joey Chdmbcrlatn was % u.l-r .-..-.
and when the war was over II went ID
shipbOdrd 70 fall into It's old lluc oz -.--
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
What Is Sent Us from Abroad

THE statistics prepared bv the Government
L bureaus at Washington with reference TO
the exports declared for the United States
are not such dull reading might be expected.
There are many surprising details, which II
gathered into a comprehensive story would
give IN interesting idea of the current OF the
worlds commerce.
In the popular mind the names of important
cities are often associated with some diStin-
gushing product, in much the same wav they
would be associated with historical events or
political prominence.
In the first place, take Brussels Brussels
suggests carpets, of course, Vet tor some wears
Belgium has not exported TO the United States
more than a few thousand dollars worth of
carpets. But We do get from that country
plate glass, cement. linen and laCes IN tire
mendously large quantities.
Jamaica sends Us some ginger, but great
dead more In value of bananas and sugar
From Cologne We receive faIr quantity of
cologne, but fifty times As many dollars
worth OF mineral waters.
Rome suggests at once art and literature,
but nearly halt Of the imports from the Italian
capital comes IN the form Of cheese.
Athens sends but little, chiefly iron ore.
The other Greek cities sell currants. which
really form the staple Of Greek trade with the
United States
out ot Jerusalem we get religious articles
made of mother of pearl"
Genoa, the birthplace of Columbus, finds in
the land he discovered a market for olive oil.
Raw silks lead IN Milan; horsehides are
among the great exports OF Moscow, clay
pipes and Lace are the somewhat IUCOngruOUS
combination forwarded from Calais.
AntiqwtlcS and gum figure high IN CaIro'S
list From Egypt We also get some mummIeS
from which peculiar pigment Is made for the
use OF artists.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
The Metal of the Stani4.-.

THERE are no products ,t L-a
which a greater degree Ur g-.-.
than the standards az weight --l
use among the civilized nations ..
Two things IN particular hlv, Q.
accuracy and durability N--.~.
furnish any single metal, v~ u.H.-
exactly answers the requirement. -.
ard Ot measure or weight chat
nearly as possible. up4'tsral'v.
The best substance Nyt rr.l-..
purpose Is an ALLOW 90 ninety
platinum with ten per cycr- 90 .~.
Is called IrIIir platinum. luj i- r..
ot which the metric standards r~...
International COMMITTEE On We.
Measures Is composed II Is h--
tccted 10y heat than any pure -..
uCIllv uuuONIdizIblc and can FIN.
grdvcd. In fact. the lines .u t
meters are hardly visible ta ttc -...
they are smooth. sharp, and ae,--.-
II our civilization should ever
relics of II should Dc Gi-c.ver.
brighter age IN the remote t-,--,
nothing that would bear higher -...
itS character than these standard
lrldIo platinum for the protection ..
walton of which the Science % This aas
Its very best
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18
SOM til Sritii1 Gulmmbia.

S 8rittlb Columbia, set tppenb,
Marbun6reoes 2an0, er ser enonl
fllotop al MT og fr1gtbort 2ano, eg
net til alminoeligt 2an0br11g, laapel'
iom &pRg= og 6rugtopl, ,tpt bel
S%ernbaner % ct go6t Marte0. s
oen11e Tropins lpores Sen fprlte oe
ltprlte Girfning paq @limaet al be1
%jopaneiiife @olfitr6m, meo Sens mil
Sc rGbinoof" =8in6e, ion1 ber @fore1c'
ger lin Spirrgning paa ocns lang
Gart ly0puo / &pltens nmiooelbar
Nprbe0. S Mgrbeoen al &ebel
TO t e.. / EN- itor lun Sal r%helle11
@%ierge1e, bar mango 5fonoinaper
Sc %lel1ere Nor fun0et ct goot &iem
Tprll0en Sc lette Betingelier> Dborpno
man fer fan begpnoe 2an0br11g mes
imao Mi0ler, finoes pgioo Ell rig
M%nleontl1g til ct Slrpe1tmel1t / Spm
mer= og Mine=9rift, iomt / Ell Mrr1g
Be Sl1ollltrigrene, Ser nil gipe {
goot pg liffert ll6bDtte. 2on6lfobe
onfring &epel1tofe er befien0t for II,
Notnrifienbe0 % bp0er Mpfomme
rem a61filliqe andre Sor6ele, luaipn
en- l1Gren6e bills @r9sart og ptlo
sgrter og @iffer, ser alene pil bolo
&bpget / go6 5tanb Maret rurot
Eriierne pao Qanoet er ioa rimeli9e
lom nogetite0s / set M Mor6pelten
meoenS 8etalingsbilfoorerte er Sc lei4
telte. @pis mon lite ielp fan rejl
oertil for at unoeridge Sorbol0ene
bpr mol1 ifripe paa @ngelf til 6. 81
Saggen, Mintng, &eal @]tate & Sss1,,
peitment Mgent, &epelitofe, g. 6.
Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18
Huitrcformcr.

5fipllt Sc 6oreneoe 5tnters 8o1t
nai en / aolfilligc @etniuger er e:'
profttif Snltitl1tion bpoo 2psl1ingel
of 6ets @opeoopgope, 8elprgelle q
Holtiager, ar1goar, er set 6og Set
a%lminoeltge Mening, at set / lang
bpjere @ro0 enb 1ilfploet ct fu1to
blipe ct 9iplpelniooel for @efolfnin
gen / a0ifillige Netni,1ger re6 at op
toge npe Sirfefelter. Ser CT niger
S%nltitutiolr UNDER Megjeringen
&cntrol, Ser / ben @ruo JON Ypit
nnlenet fon1lner / 0irefte 8ergrint
meo 8efolfl1i1gens ltor Mosie, oa
oct Spgore buroe oerfor bore a
fomme 6enne til @irlp operult
6por set fon looe Jig gjdre, u6en q
BETS oprin0elige 6or1naal lpeffes
eller bin6reS. Eoltmolter Genera
Mfeper far nplig poo ct Msoe q
H1Htaternes Holtmel ta:forening o1
mel0t, at Fan oil trpoe / Sfronfe1
for cit laaoan llOpioelie al $50 ltpp
lenets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &al
pil til Sen fommen0e &ongres anbe
fole. at ser oprettes Hoitipareban
ter, Ell Sag, JON bar b9ret paa ga
le / aoifillige Mar, % iom mel
9el6 er forlbgt i on6re 2onoe. 81
gele6es u6to(te Dun, at fan bill at
beioe for u%opioelien al Set m,tppren
Be Saffebei -SDltem, iaalc
oes at bette fu110e omfotte itprr'
Torfenoelier og 8eiprgelie al @are
flasler,, Ser mi er uoelnffe6e ire
Eoiten. 8etihgel1erne for Bette er
at &ongreslen bepilger Serge ii
Gogl1e og Mlttomobiler, og ban hi
oa initallere lofale &offepoitfonte
rer / 8per,es &oitfontorer. @i6e
re pn ban anbefale, at Sc / i'm Sill
opgip1e Folt=Eerrge1toter bliper op
tugne paa11p, ON e1o / cit li6t en
oret 6orm. Sc lful6e uoite6es 10,
|r1aa Gunner, op til $3.50, og $50
ter paa fra / til 8 Gents 1flloe gjg
res betalbore til 8Rreren u6en al
Ser ifuI betales See" for l16iteoel
lc:1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18
st euot @jcm.
Monge 5fanoinoper bor fun

Monge 5fanbinaper Dar fnl1oe'
set forOelagtigt at ne6lgtte Jig paa >
fr11gtbare Grufter Deo HeO Seer,
Mlberta, Canada, bpor Sc / Ell for
bol0spis fort Sis bar opnaoet at lfo-
be fig ltafbangigbeo og ct alminoe
ligt @elppre. 9ette 9iltrift, jom be.
ltaar al goo iort, Mlrl0jor0 pao e
l1noerlag at Ser, er beliggenoe incl
lem Calgary og @omonton, oe IL
itgrite 8per / Eropinien og CT gien-
l1emifaaret al Calgary & Edmonton
ganen og &e6 Seer &iper me0 oens
mango 8iflo6er. Slere Snolger fin
0es fer, iblanot Sc itbrite n1aa neo'
mes 5Dlpan Safe, Burnt Safe og
Bine Safe, ser alle brimler al for.
ifiellige Slaes Silt. $ Sen peitli9e
Start al Bropinien fin6es fer og oer
Stope al @apntreer, mebens el
ubpre &nlleje al IS Sobs 9pboe at.
giper Sill al be6fte Slags. Ser apleS
@oor= og @interbpeoe, 8pg, @apre,
slug, 9Grter, Gimotbp, Brome-Se
@reniager, dg alle @laes @po6er;
ligeleoes ables Seer og min6re Srugt
i Ell flor nblttpfning: Sen aarIige
Sfat paa 160 Mcres belsber Jig /
@ienneminit til imellem t2 % Is
Dollars. 8lonot Sc forifjellige Ma,
tionaliteter, iom her bar funoet et
eoot Stem finoes ret mango spel,.
ife, Sslenoere, Morife % Ganlfe.
meoens man Der life pil finoe Sc iaa.
folote vDoufbobors", eller Soft ire
De Ipopitlige 2an6e / europa. 6or
110rmere Oplpsninger beoes mar
lfrtpe paa @ngelif til Ebe 5ecretarp,
8oaro Of Sraoe, Department g., @e6
Seer, Mlberta, Canada. .