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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

the west, the other to enter the town
from the nOTh. The commander in
structed all nis officers to set their
watches by his, so that the attack
might be mae simultaneously at every
point 1t WIS 8 o'clock when the en-
emy's outpOSs were encountered and
driven in, fling from behind trees and
fences as the ran
Colonel RAJ had been up all night,
with other ofcers, carousing and play
ing cards a the house of a Tory.
Though the attack was made three
hours later han had been intended.
it was still politically a surprise. Rail
buckled on lis sword and calamity
tried TO rail-. his demoralized forces.
but it was TO late. Already the light
horse and 50Hessians had taken flight
and escaped Knox had planted his
cannon to spep the principal streets,
and the. attsk from all points was
furious. Conel Rail fell mortally
wounded, al a little later he sur
rendered his sword to Washington.
The Americai commander took nearly
a thousand prOners, with many stands
of arms. can1n and other equipment.
The victory VS.. complete. CORVALLIS
deferred his fp to England, remain
ing here to suender to Washington at
Yorktown fvGears later.
The next da Washingten's army re-
crossed the rhr, taking the Hessian
prisoners to 1wtown On the 29th.
his forces hayg been increased by the
arrival of 9th troops, he made the
passage of the'elaware for the fourth
time in a mon, reoccupying Trenton
until forced toetire to Princeton by
the maneuvers CORVALLIS. In cross
ing and recrossg the river and fight
ing the battle Trenton Washington
lost only seven IN. Two were killed,
four were wound and one frozen to
death.
The famous tcture washington
Crossing the Dekare'' was painted in
1851 by EmanI Leutze, who was
born in Wurttemrg in 1916 and died
at Washington 1865, having settled
permanently in Aerica. Leutze paint
ed several otbeAmerfcan historical
scenes. The Waington picture, an
immense canvas which no printed
reproduction can Justice, now hangs
in the Metropolit Museum of Art,
New York city, Wre it may be seen
free of charge by 8 American patriot
or by any Hessi; or British visitor,
for that matter. lie great painting
was presented t0he museum ten
years ago by John Kennedy. 1t is d
matter of congratuiOn that this ar
tistic Representations an inspiring in
cident connected W Americas most
historic Christmas w belongs prac-
tically to the peopbf America, one
and all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

point, opposite McCOnkey's house, and
at dusk the soldiers began crossing.
Everybody knows, of course, that ''the
river was full of floating ice but
Colonel Glover and his fishermen sol
diers from Marblehead did not mind
that They knew how to guide boats
amid cakes of ice. These Nassachu-
sets fishermen were placed in charge
of the boats.
The plan of Washington was to reach
Trenton by 5 o'clock in the morning
and catch the Hessians sleeping o.
their Christmas rotations. He counted
upon getting the whole army across by
midnight. Owing to the delay caused
by the ice and the storm it was 8
O'Clock i'll the morning when the last
boat load of patroits reached the Jer-
sew shore. BY 4 o'clock the force was
formed ready for the march upon
Trenton. Colonel Henry Knox had
brought over his cannon on the frai1
fatbOats, with horses to pull the pieces
along the road.
General Washington crossed the riv-
er a little before midnight. The in
mates of A1cCOnkey'S house were aSLlE
practically ali night, Brewing big jO-
runs Of hot and steaming punch, which
the cold and weary Continental officers
drank with eager zest. 1t is related
that early in the morning hours Wash
ington himself stepped into the inn
and found some of his young officers
inclined to loiter by the fire and in
dulge in extra rotations. There was
more. serious work on hand. Washing
ton, it is said, drank just one stout
"snifter' and ordered his officers 10 be
about their business. McCOnkey'S house
still stands, and the place is known
now as WashingtOn's Crossing.
Washington divided his forces into
two bodies, one to march down the
river road and attack the enemy from
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
TAFT,s MISSION.

There has been a great deal OF
speculation as to what may have
been the real mission of Secretary
Taft in his tour around the world,
which has just drawn to a close.
1t is pretty we'll understood there
was something back of the secre.
tary's trip, other than his personal
desire to attend the opening of the
Philippine legislature, or see the
sights in the other countries through
which he has passed on his home.
ward journey. Considerable inn
portance has been attached to his
visit to Japan, and likewise to his
conferences with the car of Russia
and the emperor of Germany. AS
the personal representative of the
lpresident of the United States dur
ing this remarkable journey, every
movement made by Secretary Taft,
and also every word uttered by him
has been fraught with real impor,
tance.
Whatever may have been the
mission of Secretary Taft, however
there is reason to believe his erran6
has proved successful, and vii
rebound to the credit and adj
vantage Of this nation. His assur
ance of friendship for Japan was
alone a master stroke of diplomacy
and there can be no question that il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

Yuletide festivities, home gather
ings, Christmas dinners and parties
are the all at sorbing topics of con-
versation just at present. Society
still adheres to cards cards and
preparation for the Christmas sea-
son. Sewing for the heather will
come later, but at the present time
sewing for gifts to friends is in
vogue, However, many of the
charitably- inclined are finding their
spare moments taken up in prepar-
ing Christmas boxes for needy ones
right in our midst. While there is
not great suffering there is suffi-
cient to attract attention and persons
so inclined can do much to make
Christmas a happy day in many a
household.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
NSSGw WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE
SEA Christmas Night 1776

math in the way of daylight surprise
the morning after Christmas, knowing
that the jolly Germans would be more
or less demOralized by their bibulous
manner of celebrating the anniversary.
Washington's troops at Newtown
were chiefly New Englanders He had
about 2,4O0 men and twenty pieces of
artillery. The weather had turned
much colder toward Christmas, and on
the afternoon of that day chill storm
of snow and sleet began, lasting
through the night Washington's troops
marched to McConkey's ferry in the
snowstorm. McConkey's was river
side inn on the New Jersey bank of
the Delaware about nine miles above
Trenton. The boats previously hidden
by the Americans were collected at this
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
1O1t4
Royal NeighbOrs Had Good Time.

Eva Camp No. 1904, Royal Neigh
bors of America do much to make
their meetings attractive.
At the last regular meeting, held
last Friday evening, the entertain
NJ mt committe provided as part of
the exercises cobweb party, after
which 2 candidates were initiated.
Then a lunch was served, all OF
which was greatly enjoyed. The
members have recently pun chased a
SCI of dishes for their use.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

To its readers and its friends al
this gladstone Christmas tide the
Herald extends It's hearty greetings
and best wishes for Merry. Merry
Christmas
To the old and young, with the
years behind and the years ahead,
years that show but span in the
centuries that have passed since the
Light first shone from Bethlehem, a
Merry Christmas.
To the poor and the rich, enjoying
each others freedom from the cares
of too little and too much, yetIearn-
ing year by year that without
health and enthusiasm and faith
and love none can be rich and that
with them none can be poor-to
these a Merry Christmas.
To the solitary, the jewellers
apart, by choice or by chance, with
hearth fires that for one burn dull
and for two would glow and sing.
To them that are set in families,
where love, bestowed with no
thought of it's return. passes back
and forth abundantly between open
hearts-to all of these, parents,
children kinsmen friends and es-
pecially to the little children, who
bring JOY and gladness and return
ing youth to our hearts, we wish a
Merry, Merry Christmas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

has helped materially to smooth
over points of friction between the
two nations. His visit to China has
likewise aided in a better under
standing in that particular direc-
ton, while his subsequent confer
ences with high officials in Russia
and Germany have strengthened
the esteem and regard of both
these nations for the United States,
and helped to establish a new feel
ing of international friendship that
may prove most valuable to this
nation in the future.
That Secretary Taft was just the
man for so delicate a mission there
can be no question. He is probably
the most successful mixer" of all
the bright and intelligent men in
the public life of the nation today.
Keen and resourceful, he also carries
charm of personality and an as
surance of strict honesty and in
tegrity that win the confidence and
respect of everyone with whom he
comes in contact. The American
people may not fully appreciate the
value of these qualities, but others
do, as shown by the laudatory COM
ments made by the various foreign
writer's on the doings of the secre
tarY during his trip around the
world A good example of such
comment is to be found in a recent
article contain d In The Havana
Post, which SAYS" There is no
doubt about the winning person
atty of Mr.. Taft. He makes friends
wherever he goes friends for his
country, friends that mean some
thing and that may stand his coun-
try in good stead, not only now, but
in the future. Pragraphers may
joke about what they term the
pleasure jaunts' of Secretary Taft,
but the money of the United States
which he spends abroad is one of the
country's best investments.
The full truth of Secretary Taft's
mission abroad may not be known
for long time, if ever, but there iG
little question that the results will
eventually prove a benefit to the
nation And the success of the sec
rotary in carrying out this difficult
and delicate mission entities him to
careful consideration in the political
campaign which has now been
started, to pick a successor for
President Roosevelt, who has shown
in numerous ways his own high
confidence and esteem in Secretary
Taft, who has gwen ample proof of
his ability, wisdom and discretion.
Oshkosh Weekly Northwestern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
THE ACTORS CHRISTMAS.
Life on the Boards is Not All a Happy
Holiday.

Life on the Boards Is Not All Happy
Holiday.
81 like Christmas" said an actor.
''No two are ever alike in my bust
ness. Last year, for instance, the com
paILy / was with was four weeks be-
hind in salaries, and we were simply
hanging on with the hope of the big
houses Christmas day pulling us out a
little. We were playing one night
stands and left some little town in
New York state for Wheeling, w. Va,
right after the performance. 1t was a
trip that called for three changes of
cars. and there were no sleepers in any
of them.
every car on every train was loaded
with holiday excursionists, and every
male excursionist was loaded with rye
and birthstone. There were fights
fresh every half hour, and constables
met us with open arms and clubs al
every station: No eating stations were
honored by us, and we arrived al
Wheeling too late to give a matinee
performance, our manager had two
black eyes and a broken wrist, and
our star mad lost new set of teeth
without which he refused to play al
night.
''The report had it that we were al
in Jail, and there would have been nc
house anyway. We had to get UP
three benefit performances before we
could get money enough to buy tickets
to New York, but we got there. How
ever, as said before, Christmas days
are not all alike Buffalo News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned treasurer of the city of
Lancaster, that the tax roll for said
city for the year 1902, is in my
hands for collection, and that the
taxes charged therein are payable
at my Office at any time prior TO or
on the 31st day of January, 1908
Dated this 18th day of Dec, 1907
w. L. MILLER,
101t4 City Treas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
Notice tOttIe.

We still have SERIAL unpaid &C
counts on our boo that must be
settled at once. Ahange in the
firm necessitates arompt settle
ment of all bills Plous to Jan.
1st.
We do not like tax additional
costs upon you, must insist
upon what is coming us.
FRRVENzEL,
95m1 GEOLAKESLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
Tax Notice.

The undersigned will have the tax
books for the township of South
Lancaster at the Union State bank,
prepared to receive taxes on and
after Saturday, Dec Dist.
B. j. PETTY,
101t4 Town Treas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
Notice to Sc.
95m1

Having sold the ilipps house
and will not be IN Laster longer
then May 1st, l eaDtly call your
attention to the f that all &C
counts due me must settled on or
before May 1st. Tor sr that Uime
all accounts will goD the hands
of an attorney wit fee attached
for collection.
1tf Yours, il DECHow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
Farm For Sale.

The undersigned on account of i'll
health offers his farm for sale. 1t
consists of $50 acres, situated 4 miles
west of Lancaster on the Beetow1
road. Good running water and wind
mill; new house, good barn.
FRED BRANDEMUHL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

WHEN you call at the Lancaster
Lumber company's office to settle
your account, don't forget to ask for
one of their 1908 calendars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24

Orino. Laxative FL Syrup, the
new Laxative, stimuli, but does not
irritate. 1t is the st laxative.
Guaranteed or your py back.
IJ.Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-24
RuI HW IL

Lots o people kin git credit fer
bein' wise if they only have sense
enough t keep their mouths shut
Josh Wise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
On "Streif.G pieemi."

s @uttc, Wontono, fer oct no til at
bore lt0brltSt en- Itseirem Steif'
Gpioemi. Iue gDcrtS SeIefonpiger
% Gre&icnpnbene / 9pens Srpfferier
er aIIerebe aaoet paa Streif, % Ell
andre 6o8forenirger trlier meS
at giere set fammc. Snebtere for.
en- GorbsieIie ira s. til Sc
Iogeu % oIminoeIi8e Irbeioere fra
So iii $3.50; SIosterreS Sagfore-
ming freezer en- 6orhsieIie al 81 til
s. 0ooen, % plumbers ira 81 til
$3.50. % ale ou ooo ma Streit,
hois life oere2 &rap bIir eiterfommet.
Wten Oct melt 0IporIiqe al set belle
er, at Duties MISUNDERSTANDING
ogioo iorIaneer en- 2erSforbeieIie til
81 Qagen % bois life bette arou
pua 0~prtio&tiuGg imeoefommeS /
Sc nGrmcite Tiger, piI o9ioa belle
6enne pG,Oi8e GrbeioSitgrfe 8oa poa
Streif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Sisriorn giersrt, Der fsote en- Wars

sigrium giersrt, Der feote en- Wars.
iaaIebes far 5enatet | 8a9tngtou
efter Ia1rsc SorbereSIier og meo itOrt
geioqr prufioer faoet oeataget en- ae.
ichtion ON 8orso.IrfGreu, Der neo
fine mango Sorbebob babe er ct
SIog / atrftgtet paa &ooienelt os
ftaar / ct noect beipnbenigt 5orbclS
til bet f~preIgsenoe Spsrgsmaals ptr.
feIige 9etponire og Srufang. S Re.
jd,ttnret irotaler Den prrbise 5pr.
iouIing at BEN tilfiger RreifSentelr
i'm Stette l. boao ban maatte "finbe
fIogt at furctage" / uapnte Gag, iaa'
Irnge bans SanoIureer life tcmmer
; Strio neb traftatmGsiige Sperens'
faniter eIler andre ir%ternationale
SbIisutioner % en- | Ooereusitem.
meIie meb Den trabitionelle oureri'
fmtffe 8cIitif life at bIartoe fig ino |
eurupaife affGrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Bar tent NOT.

eSporo I. Siseius, giceprGii'
bent for armpirr Grain 60. og Wtea'
at Chicago 8srs, er en- Tano
iom bar Moo Ri at erflGre, at ban
bar tient nof % bill life babe mere.
moi" er efter bans Spfatring
offurat fem WiIioner Dollars. Ga
ban / fin Stb blep Meblem al goaro
OF Srabe, erfl9rebe ban, at bpis ban
nogenftnSe bar iItn1b iii at iautle en-
Sorniie pno fem RiQioner, iaa bible
ban lutte, for ba baooe ban NOT. BED
nosIe beIbiee Sperationer bar BON
netop mi naaet Bette Waal, % Der
neb iatte ban ogiaa YlnftIm. San
iolate jim WeoIemSret til @oaro OF
opia9be fin Sitting font
Sicepr9Iioert for arutour @roin 60.
o. ofpifIeoe ale fine sprige 6orret.
Siagins er euonu Ell for
boIo&oi8 ING Wtanb, 40 &ar, % peo
perfect SeIbre0, % ban funoe enonu
ltoen Soil IGll9e beohIeoet at table
op WiQioner, men iom iogt, ban bar
not % M piI ban lepe for onbet
emo at jamie Genge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
1ffe Sumplano.

8 Ropem6er 1906 ~operSrog DC
SorneSe Stoter 1850 acres 2anb |
al 9eaper Ban til Rinue'
iota JON 9tpr % SumpIauo; men MI
bar iisIGe ct Telegram fra Duluth
12 SettIere 9ro~teiteret berimoo, forSi
life beitaar al Sunlpe % gsp'
rer % 6erfor tiIbspr Oen offentlise
0cmGne, JON fan tages uuSer Some
iteoSIooeu. De hor inogipet 8Iaae,
% iieIse 2open bar De Ret til at be-
boISe fine Claims, naar to giSner er.
fIeper moer 60, of Sanbet er heit
tert % ififfet til GgerIans. Srn
Duluth ifal ser ienbes ct Soreneoe
Staters Glib, iom oil bape at imoer'
isge 5or9oISene, % bpis SanSet be-
finSes al bore Tom Settlerne bar op'
aipet, piI Se ida beboISe Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

men % life labe BEN enlige Ssiter
,rbfrtte fig mere. De ipenote Sc
itene fore ieien; men De itattels 9pr
taobe frosiet iorferbelig, req fig las,
og itrsg afiteo / pilot 8oIop. 9agen
begpnbte at belize, os Stormen porte;
men De fumbe life BIZ, bpor De bar, %
De tog afiteo tIfobs. getret bleo
perre oe perre, oe Den for at Sunger
% alllbe ubmatteoe 8ettie, orfeOe
life mere, men ianf neo / Sneen %
piIoe iobe. On iterf SsonlTt mel
Der fig aItib bos Dem, iom er ner
peo OF frpie libel. Senoes Nor og
SsIfeno pioite, bpob bette betpobe,
og isgte at opIibe benbe; men bun
iosbe: "aa, Las mig Ii99e / Seiu
Haon; ieg fsIer mig ioo bel. @oa
Serel" ga, Der bar insen anben
Roab, ifuloe oe life ale omfomme.
Stormen pebblep, % mart bIeo ogiaa
Iooeren ubmattet o9 ianf ON. 9at-
teren Sitoa piIbe life goa fra benoe
% IaeSe iig beb benbes SIDE. Gut
ten tog en- Gel al fine &l9Ser og
breSte ODER be TO, fortiatte oerpoa
fin 8anoring / oct Soob at ftube
Sielp. 9anife uoertet fit han ie ct
2ps, poaifpnSte fine Sfriot % gif
inS / Suiet. en- Nabo boboe Ser poa
en- Glaim 90 De to Rpilb itarteSe
siebliteflig afiteS paa eli for at reoOe
Se itaffels &~ptnber, Tom laa paa 9rG.
rier, fpnpenSe meIIem 2io % 9so.
Se fanbt Moberen % Niis Siloa
.ilipe % tog Benz ben til Sptten. Sao
aap oe fla til at IeSe efter 8ettie.
men funSe / Rsrtet Tet life faa gle
paa benSe. Gen fsIgenoe Rorgen
bopSe @inoen iagtnet, oo efter en- lang
.Ssgen fanot be 9ieen; men ba bar
bun 300. 2ieet bar faa ~itiofrosient,
at SeSen r1oatte prre inotraoot Here
Elmer forib..
Rrs. Ration % Satteren StlSa
er ru / Grosbp. Seres SGnber og
gen er i~tahefrosre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
paa Oafotaprerien

FRA Grpsbp / @iuiams Gountp,
g. 8, fom / forriee llse ct @rep I'll
Seraus Sails, gdnn., 'om fort9ler'
bpaS Ser brnbte tioIisere Spltooere
/ Smeeuen at Senne @p. Wsrs. gsat.
ION o. benSes TO 9srn, Sens c9
SiISa, Dor pon ct SeuriteaS ssorS
9otcta, 90 De reiite ben 2Sen 5e'
bruar oper Gr9rien til en- anSen Dot
ter al Mirs. MatiOu, gais Bette,
ION bpeSe aIene paa en- Claim. ia
Sc fom SiS, bite BET iis, at bun, fom
pentelia bar. bapoe lioet boaoe at
bioe oa branoe, 90 Sd bet nseoe fe
til llpeir. bcIutteoe be ale IRE al
bragg bierncper til RoSerens Some
iteab. Ser bar life I,egen SelltanS
Der beller; men De piIoe bolSe Jam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

Com for mcobelt, er Der nplig
IIittt Snerenstomit meo @oieblto-
Stbianerne / Spo Safota ON Soer.
frageIie til Regierinsen al oeres
2ano | Sripp @oimtp | nRpute Stat,
% Der foreIigaer rtit banSe | Suiet og
Setatet | @ai9irston 5orilas ON at
itabf9ite oerne Soeretsfouit os tage
Sfribt til at faa 2arbet cabinet for
Settlere. Senator Gamble bar nern-
zig inbbragt en- Bin ON at 9~oSfienbe
Sraftuten meo Snbtunerne, og Som.
gresmanb 9lrrfe bar i~tSarbetSet ct
aImtnSeIiet Sorilag ON, bpab ner.
mere 9tspoition Der ifal gisres at
2anoet. S begse SiliaIbe foreilaaes,
at ben Gel af 2arSet, ioni jelses |
De ierte ire Ianneoer efter gabuiu.
gen, ffaI ani9ttes til en- 8rts Of Sc
pr. Gcre; bouo ser ialses / De fsleen'
be Ter Mtoaneoer, ifal betoles meS
$3.50 pr. Gcre, og bpab Der efter be1r
SiS matte ppre igieu, oil bItoe at
iaa fisbt for $3.50 pr. glcre. 9lorbt
@eibemreIierne er en- ON, at Der ifaI
fepiIees $165,OOO til @isb al Gel.
.tionerne 16 % SO | ben Srott, Tom
ifaI anbnes, og at bette 2anb cber'
brages iii Staten Cub Gufota font
SfoleIattS. Sorilaget er allereoe |
peotaget | Sriet; men Der
oil ia1rSipnItepis bengal ct aors Sio,
fsr 2anoet blir aabnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Ieeling, life arig. Gen Senpen,

belle, Tom Breiioent Gia3 at Merico
paa 8oofeoelts Overwhelming ienote
Republiferue Rtcaragita og Sonbu.
ras meb Spforbring til at inoitile
arigsruiminaerne og buife Sreos.
traftaten at Sum- ifior, ipues at babe
giort lin @irfnine. Sc to Remiblt.
fers 9reiioenter bar nj, t~elesraferet
til 9rGiibeut Iooiepelt % foriifret
ban, ON, at ct freoelist Sorbolo pil
bIi opretboIbt mellem De to RepubIi-
Ter, oe at De De er piaiee til at bert
ffpbe fine Spiltemaal til a~fsisrelie al
en- 9oloeiftsret en- afgisrelie,
iom besse Barter bill bsie fig for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
RcSeus 9esislatnrcrnc ritnbt OH

RcSeus 2esislntnrerue rlttbt ON
/ Staterne ipues at opre fat beitetnt
p1o at gisre Oct ioa ltbebogeIigt iorn
mtIipt for sSserrrbanerne, ibet mango
Of 6em / 8inter bI. q. piI fringe
igieunelu Ell Reoufttpn | 9oSiuger.
priien I'll 2 Gents pr. Dill, bar Sern.
bauerne paa i'm SIDE heller life uno.
labt al otie fig fra sem ~elifpGrot8e
Stoe. &c 3ar Irnge tr1tet meo al
itenS ltIptfe. bois man gtf bere5 bio.
tjoige Rcttigbe0er for npr. &c bar
foruSiagt, at 2anOet8 6orretning&Iio
tiIoe lioe noget garite lrbsrt, at man.
qe 8onetompanier uil6e gaa fouit,
ca at Ger / oct belle piIoe bIipe lint
ne0 nor "proiprritp", laurent Sou.
Gipningen frerntpartg en- 2 Gents
@osingertart. 2egisIatrrerne bar til
ipnGluoer6e life toget ipn6erIigt Sen'
inn til oi@ic u0epurNenoe SpaaoOm'
me, % itoen &onerne M itienncr, at
oct mnuite aIi8c0el bIir @Ipor al
Soeen, har De inOIect 9~teopcnbi8be.
rem At at gribc til if1rpere &aoben.
8eIterr Naaicn8er DESIGNATIONS Gre.
futtpFomite ices iiojte llge at bape be-
Gun0Iet SpgrB5malIet ON at tiIitaa
zen iuooanIIge grhtriionspri$ FOR
Sommcrreipnoe QeItagere / Itore
Mtg0er % &cuUentiouer o. (. b., %
man bIeo guia ON, at pa0 oct rllpp.
renoe GIospunft % meo Be Aipefter,
Icm ben paogaaen0e 2oogipniug /
ftere Statcr irembp0er, fun ntan life
onbefoIe, at Ger tiIIloues uogep &e'
hlrttton ! De g~lIloeloe 8rtler. llocn
SenIpn til, boao &irtnin8 Set oil foa
Tor 5orrehriu9sIioet ! Oct belle, at
4nIeoutngen I'll iaaoanuc Grfurito'
ler ~formiuSites, iaa Ueo nnturligDiS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meget goOt,
at Ell 8oIitit iom Sen al &oruiteeu
f~oreIlaaeoe pu Femme SitutSer op
otter &uiinSer, iom iumpeItben m q Q
rciie, erlteu De faar afIag / 9iletpri
fen eler ei, og bet er pisieIig life gan
ite uoeIuffet, at llSiigterne til a
MATTE 5etaIe iuIS BriS for 5oer WhI
man refer, ! nogen Grab htroe al
hG1npe ben Soer % 9egeiitrmg, Jon
paa pisie SoIb bar ptret iig for el
Gel al ben foreilaaeoe SernbanelpU
giDunis.