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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
SAYS IT'S A FAKE.
GreiI Declares He Would Like to Sell
 Brewery.


 Brewery.
 Naham J. Greil, President of the Capitol Brewing and Ice Company, this city was approached last evening con- corning the report of the billion dol lar merger of brew -- ies in Ohio. Mis- souri and Alabama, stated that he had received no information from any source relative to such a combine. T think, he said that I would be one of the first parties to hear of such an undertaking were it true. As 1t is. there is absolutely no truth in the re- port, so far as l know, though I am frank to say that I we Id not object to such a disposition of pur brewery. "On several occasions, I have stated that I would not object to selling the brewery, especially in view of the great temperance agitation at the pres ent time. l wish that I could say that the report is true, but 1t Is not. My opinion is that the report Is a fake that is being perpetrated on Southern papers"
 None of the other officials of the company in Montgomery are aware of any combine. the prevalent opinion be- ing that the story was one concocted more as a sensation than with regards to authenticity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
WEDDINGS IN PIKE.
Dr. BreedlOve and Miss Harris, Mir
 Canty, and Miss Jones.

Cantys ana MISS Jones.
 Union Springs, June 26.-(Special )- Last night at o'clock a quiet home wedding was solemnized at Downs, the contracting parties being Dr. Breed love of Hot Springs, Ark, and Miss Narcissa Harris.
 Only a few intimate friends and the family witnessed the ceremony. The bride is an accomplished and attract i've young woman and the bridegroom is a prosperous young physician, he formerly living at Downs.
 Dr. and Mrs. Breedlove left today for Hot Springs.
 Last Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Will Evans at Roba, Miss Ruth Jones of Shopton was married to MT. Harry Canty of Pike Road. The bride closed her school at Warrior Stand Friday and by agreement she was to meet MT Canty at Roba Sunday. MT. Canty reached RobA early and decided he would drive to Warrior Stand. When gone to Hannon to take the train for Roba, so he had his long drive back to Roba alone, reaching there about o'clock, when they were married.
 They passed through here yesterday enroute for Pike Road.
 Some new machinery has been placed this week in the wells which supply water for the city and on this ac- count the water was cut off for day or two. causing the livery stable men to send their horses to a stream about mile from town for water. and as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
Stirring Scene At Banquet Where MT Mcqueen Of Montgomery Re- sponds To Toast, "our AL
 ma Mater."

Sewanee, Tenn, June 26.--(Special) To-day was alumni day at the Uni versity of the South and the great event of the whole semi centennial eel ebration occurred when the alumni, at their banquet raised about $4,000 in less than fifteen minutes for the bene- fit of the endowment fund of the Uni versity and especially to guarantee the salary of a commissioner of endow- ment for one year.
 Bishop Davis Sessums of Louisiana, in his capacity of president of the As sociated Alumni, presided as toastmas- ter of the affair, which was held in the library building.
 An orchestra kept the guests in a highly g1eeful spirit When Dixie was played the guests rose enmasse and marched around the festal boards in lock step. Several bishops of the church, alumni of the University of the South, caught the spirit of the occasion after almost being forced to march in line with the enthusiasts The mountain fairly trembled with the familiar college yells, and 1t took nearly ten minutes to repress them enough to allow the speakers to pro- ceed.
 Bishop sessums made an impassioned appeal to the alumni to show their faith by their works. When he finished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

dres at the night session. He ca'led the Ohio Senator the "noblest Roman of them all," and placed him in the same category with Charles Sumner. He claimed that the President did the ne- gro race an injustice in his last mes sage to Congress. saying he eferred to the negroes as race of criminals.
 Rev. s. L. Corruthers of Washing ton scored the President, Secretary Taft and Booker T. Washington, char acterizlng the latter as the political agent of the President. Rev. A. L.. Gaines, pastor of tine church in which the Council Is holding its sessions, also attacked the President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
DUKE READY FOR CALL.
MiVell May succeed King Carlos on
 the Throne.

Vienna, June 26.-The crisis in Per tugal Is followed closely here. The contingent chances of Duke Mlvell of Braganza, in the event of a revolu- ton. are watched with the greatest interest. He Is now visiting his sis ter. the Archduchess Marie Theresa who is sister-in-l law of Emperor Fran cis Joseph.
 It is said that the Duke Is ready tc accept a call from Portugal. but that he is aware that the condition of Gov. ernment there is unlikely to take the form of a change of dynasty, Interest in the situation so far as imperial cir cles are concerned, probably center chiefly in the effect which a Republi- can triumph in Portugal would be like ly to have in Spain and on the dy- nasty there.
 There are .renorts thak AliAtniA. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

he had examined a number of wit nesses in the effort to obtain certain information regarding the financial standing of the Standard Oil Company with meagre results. It was. left to the discretion of United States Dis trict Attorneys Sims to subpoena such individuals as he chose, out of the list of officials mentioned by the court.
 Under the order of Judge Landis. the district attorney may Summon John D. Rockefeller. H. H. Rogers or any other man connected with the Standard Oil Company that he may desire to ques- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
roo BUSY TO TALK.
Governor Folk Retlcent on the Demo-
 cratic Presidential Nomination.

Governor Folk Retlcent on the Demo-
 cratic Presidential Nomination.
 Memphis. Tenn, June Ex-Governor joseph w Folk of Missouri. who reach ed Memphis today from Brownsville. Tenn. where he attended the marriage of his sister, stated, in answer to a question as to whether he was a can didate for the Democratic Presidential nomination, that there were many men in the Democratic party more worthy than he. and that he bad been too busy to think or plan for running for any office.
 Mir Folk declared strongly against monopolies, denounced in vigorous terms the opposition to Federal inter ferences to liquor license in prohibition territory.
 MT. Folk also declared himself in favor of a strict regulation of railroads and public utilities. that Is. Govern ment control, not Government owner ship"
 MT. Folk stopped only short time in Memphis resuming his journey to oklahoma City early this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

freight rates fixed by the Legislature of those States, came up for hearing before Judge Pritchard in the Cnited States Circuit Court today. Counsel for both sides presented their views at the morning session.
 This afternoon Attorney E. A. Wood ward opened for the defense by con tending that the reduction of passen- ger rates would still leave the rau- way company fair profit, even though there should be a decrease In reve- nues The railroads contended that the reduced rates are so low that they will either financially ruin the roads or pre- vent dividends and thus failinp to pay a reasonable compensation for money invested they will be deposed of their property without due process of law in violation of the Federal Constitu- Iinn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
VETOING CURTAIED
HOUSE OF LORDS IS GIVEN A sE-
 WERE BLOW.
Resolution CurtaIIing Power of House of Lords in VetOing Bills Was
 Passed by House of COm-

London, June 26.-The three days de- bate in the house of commons ended at midnight when Premier Campbell Bannerman's resolution in favor of cur taiIing the power of the House of Lords in vetOing bills passed in the House of Commons. was carried 432 to 147 amid loud ministerial cheers
 The amendment introduced by Mir Henderson (Labor) for the total aboli- tion of the house of lords was rejected by 31S~to 100. the minority being com posed of laborities. nationalists and a few radicals. The unionists as a body abstained from voting in this decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
Low Rates
 Via
 L & N
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
 NORFOLK, VA.
via Cincinnati. 0.

Season, sixty-day and ffteen-day tickets on sale daily, coach excursion tickets on sale every Tuesday. L1b- eral stop-overs and diverse routes.
 Philadelphia, Pa. ,and Return.
 aAccOunt annual meeting Benevolent and Protective Order or Elks. Rate S274O for round trip tickets on sale July 11th to 14th. inclusive, limited for return July 23rd. and can be extended to July 31st. Side trips to New York and Jamestown Exposi- tion at very low raLes.
 Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and Return.
 Account Triennial Conclaye, Knights Templar of America. Rate S30.30 for round tElp. Tickets on sale July End to 7th. inclusive. limited for return July 16th and can be extended to July 24th.
 For rates. routes and other infoF- nation, call on or write c. L.. Wolf. Passenger Agent Exchange Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

Montpelier. France. June 26.-M. AL berts comrades of the town of Argel- Hers have from their prison issued statement repudiatings the Apostle" and declaring their solidarity with the decision with the federated commit tees to continue their civil strike.
 He arrived here this afternoon and was conducted to the detention prison, where he surrendered himself.
 Later M. Albert sent a letter to Pre- mier Clemenceau as follows
 Tn two or three days you will ht ve proof that I kept my promise. En- closed find the 100 francs you loaned me, for which accept my thanks.
 'As I agreed, have surrendered my self to the authorities"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
SHOOTING AT PICNIC.
Sweat White Probably Fatally Wound
 cd hY Another NaErO.

Sweat White Probably Fatally Wound
 ed by Another Negro. e Sweat White, a negro well known in Montgomery, and in police circles, was shot yesterday afternoon and prob ably fatally wounded while attending picnic given by Old ship Church at Madison Park.
 It Is claimed that the negro was shot by a brother picnicker, Johnnie Wright, who had not been found at a late hour last night.
 White was taken from the picnic grounds and brought to St. Margaret s was performed. The negro js said to have been gambling with Wright Swh en the quarrel ensued that caused the firing.
 The negro sho tbears heavy police record. His brother was shot !n this city about Christmas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

the negro having several horses in charge was returning a very fine young horse belonging to Alley Kellar fell
 Miss Mamie singleton left Monday for a visit to Macon, Ga.
 Mrs. Cutliff of Marietta. Ga, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. F. Pierce.
 The baby found Sunday on the door step of Mir. John Thornton, has been placed with Mrs. Broadway until home can be found for it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
ATTACKS ROOSEVELT.
Negroes Oppose President, Proclaim lnE FOraker as "NobIest."

Baltimore. June 26.-President Roose- welt and members of his official fam fly were handled without gloves by speakers at the tenth annual meeting of Afro American Council. whica be- gan a three days convention here to- day.
 Senator Foraker was favorite and every mention of his name was re- ceived with applause. Bishop Alsxan- der Walters of Jersey City. President of the Council, made tbe .prinelna1 Rd-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
New York Assembly, Adiourns.

Albany. June 26.-After session oi twenty six weeks duration, the state legislature today adjourned. The Sen ate apporNonment bill was passed, al though the court of appeals has de- cided that the last reapportionment was unconstitutional because 1t violated the requisite conditions of the popula- tion of and continuity of territory. special message from the governor urging the legislature to effect re- apportionment before adjourning fin- ally was of no effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
oFFICERs sUBPOENAED.
Standard oil Must Tell Their Financia
 Standing.

Chicago, June 27.-Judge Landis In the United States district court today ordered the issuance of subpoenas, re- turnable July 6, for the president. sec retary And treasurer of the Standard oil Company, of Indiana. the officers of the Union Tank Line. and officers and directors of the companies con trolling the stock of the two concerns first mentioned
 This was taken by the court after
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETS.
City Council Body Discusses Increase
 Tax Rate.

The Finance Committee of the City council met last evening a. the City Hall and remained in session about three hours, going over the regular routine business of the week.
 The discussion of an increased t'x rate was taken up and other similar measures bearing upon the city's finances.
 The joint Committee of Sanitation and Water works also met last evening about o'clock in tine Council Cham her and went over routine matters nreparatory to a report in Monday night's Council session. No definite steps. so far as are known, were taken by either of the committees In ses- sim.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

U. S. Engineer ohce. Montgomery Ala May 31. 1901 Sealed proposals for drsdg- Ing at the mouths of Apalachicota and Car rabelle rivers, Fla. will be received at this office until 12 o'clock nooR July i. 1907. and then publicly opened. Information furnish Engs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
RAILROAD SUITS UP.
EnJOined States from Enforcing Pas
 senReF Rates,

Asheville. N C., June 26.-The suits brought by the leading railroad com panies of the South to enjoin the States of North Carolina and Virginia from enforcing the reduced passenger end
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
DISCUSS TRACTION COMPANY.
Judiciary Committee to Look In
 Street Cnr Matfera.

The Judiciary Committee of the City Council has been called to meet with City Attorney Mcintyre tonight for the purpose of discussing and acting upon the resolution which instructs the com mitteemen to get to work and report to the city fathers whether or not the Montgomery Traction Company Is com plying with the ordinances under which it's franchises were granted.
 The meeting will doubtless be large, Iy attended in view of the widespread interest that the resolution has arous- cd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

The weather is the bashful persons delight. He clingeth to 1t like the summer girl graspeth at the soda water straw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27

Japan are both bringing pressure on King Carlos to bring his form of gov ernment to appease popular indigna- tiOn with a view of preY enttng trouble which they believe would not be cor ,foRrnedu t0 5tha lHERita .se hts kiRgdo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
MARBLE.

CuKbOyv-Clapp Marble Ca.
 Marble and Granite Monuments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27
ABSTRACTS---MONEY.

The state Ab@tract CV'o vsr Money to loan at 6 and pc, cent on city property. at per cent or farms: $500 or more.
 J ostracts furnished. IT g. Ferry
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
aonfirnintiunsmin

9i bar after fauet Optas II
aOnfirmutionsminoe Rr. 401, trptt
puu tint pdpir / mango fmagfulos
aulgrer efter 9sgningsr, uoferi /
3pitldno. 0stte aonfirmations=
minoe bar oct NET iuIgbare at ATE.
Of bar bait, og BIZ iittert / De fleiie
5ilfnloe pare tilfreosItinenSs. pris
len er $3.50 per Ouiin. Jor n9r<
mere O~plpsninser Te Dor 3atulog.
SIDE XIV, UNDER QtteTter / Dor
np autulog for 1907. boor Der Fns
bes en- minore Sftertisnins / cen
aulsr.
0anifb 2utb. pub. 5ouf..
Blair. : 4: HebraFta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

gen for Ilbor tror. at ct Meni96eoss
roao al en- pr9Oiteniamling ituloe
tunne beoemme en- grGits D~ueligheo
til al taee en- 9erning op pda ct elts
on0tt Steo; belle Opraabet sr ia1
iimdseligt afdttet, at man ma bdpe
Ret til at benleoe Ofentlisbeoens
GpmGrffombeo pad oct % til al uo=
tale, at for9adbentligpis latter enbptr
Grnit, Der mootager bette Sprddb,
oct / i'm papirturp eller | i'm aattels
con. uoen at Ipdre 6r. SEMEN.
nan tanfe fig. At PrGiten ifdl
fetale en- u6etenOt Rdno 40 arOner
FOR at fdd en- Yr9oiten trntt.
Seq ital life opboloe mig l9nge
REQ. at Sdmlingen itdl beOOe lie.
ri96eosrdooenes Samling", ret Ion
ON en- pr9oifsnidmling Ttuloe O9re
dnoerleoes for Wenigbeosrdao erO for
enore Wlenneiter. 90 Der er bel ooers
5ooeOet ingen qrait. Der bill ne0Oar=
cige iig til at laOe gr9oitener irptts.
Ioy at Def OermeO tai g~oOtgsyes. ON
De CT oaroise til 5orfptieIIe; Der tr
oel in9en. Der BAR iaa ilet en- 5ro til
zen 0dnite prRlteitann.
6iortlunO p~rGitegaaro.
g. 5. q. Spano<t.
Senere Ear 0r. u. s. Senien I en-
StriosIie til Praiterne mso0elt, at
mango frDmper ia peo Sen hight.
iom en- eoentuel 5ifilutning til RE
nis6eosraaoenes praOifeniamlin9"
maatte meOfere", men at ban At pen.
I'm til @ratisu0ienoeIien til menigs
1~e0sraaoene Ter fig nsOiaget til At
fait6oloe DC 40 Groner.
9i mus gioe Sognepr1It Spanoet
jet +, at osnne Soc meo at uogipe en-
+. MISUNDERSTANDING praoiteniamIina
e no9et at oct oiloefte og melt uImaz
Ri lan9e bar Jet. Den Moas
De. boorpad ben i1ttes / g9rt. gpt
Den life mere tiltdlenoe.
@iorOe Dante 9dnosbnpr9Oites
/ i'm 3io Borisg pua at ipeiuIere
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fdd bar IRE
nigbeosraooenes grGoiteniamlina1
alort ct Iige iad mislpttet 5orieo paa
At ipetulere / pr9iterne.
Str. 0gbl."s Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yrGoifenlamling".

aar. 0g6l." bar mOOtugst fol.
gen0e:
6r. Rsoattsr! De bsoes OelOiniait
aiOs foIgen0e glaOs / 0eres ereoe
9lao.
Sra en- 9r. ~. 6. SsnIsn, tgI.
Sranslater i @ngelif. forbenDerenoe
yreit ! anerita % MI Me0lem at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / 0olbet, er u0gaas
et en- Opfororing til 2anOets pr9z
fer = / BET minoTe til Dem, Der er /
sen 4l0er, at De enonu 6erer iii De
Isgenoe - ON at in0Ienoe en- pr9oi~
fen ION giOrag til en- preoitsnIams
ling. Der ifal bare oOenftaaenoe 5itel.
Pr90itenen n fDloe inotil 5 Siz
Der a ca. 1900 9ogitaOer. 5or at faa
cen trbft ! Sumlinsen ital preIsn
tetale 40 aroner.
Qadr Samlingen er foroig og
irpti, itdI Den ienoes gratis til etbosrt
RenigbeOsruuO / aongsriget Dan
mart. og bois 5Oretugenoet pinosr
oen fOrnsone 5ililutning, bill rosis
psren ogiaa tilitine bDer 8ioraspoer
ct @ratisefsempldr al 8ogen.
Weninsen er, at Wenigbeosraaoss
ne 2dnoet ooer | osnne preoitenIams
ling fuloe babe en- n~sooenoig
9ddnosr9tning og 9jalp til at be-
oemme De forItenise qnTpgsre, Der
mdatte bore ON ct leoigt pr9fteems
feoe, og bpem Der eoentlelt maatte
ssne fig til at tase ct Menigbeosar@
bsjbe op pao bet paas1loen6 Steo.
Man muo Dirtelis fpsrse, ON nos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

elOre. 9porfor9 6orOi ri bar for
laot 9errens ORB: nig9er fsrt SUBS
Rige". 9sr man oct. er oct umuli9t
FER ct 9uos Barn at blipe gams
melt. !9uit = Der 1tal Oct i'm Prss
se itaa". Soroen er Dor bimmelfe
buOers 5orisgsitution, bpor ban
.naa prsoe, ON Ri bill pore tro ooer
oct li0et, for at ban engdng tan
iette os ooer oct meset. @i tan
life. Oct tunoe Ssrdel beler lite,
oerfor bleo be ildgne / 9rtenen %
TOM life inc / bet forj9tte0e Qdno.
Dc gap iom nnoItplonin9, De tunoe
lie for oeres gern. Den iamme
unoitDl0ning lpOer enonu, % man
faar life Iom Sospa Og 8aleb i'm
Arr meGlem oe unge men TN 9rdp /
grtenen, efter at man bog / DAD
zen bar fuaet SnOfeoieIsret til
&anaan, / Or0et fadet l%lnoeroisning
en- 9eien oertil % i Raooeren
Sinrfe.
Bort QanOslip maa alorig itanOs
ies. pa ftal oe pngre f~orItaa Os,
% oi ital ~foritad Dem, leoe meo o9
are baagen. 9epe tort 5iO eGer
lGngs, blot Oi lpier op / 9adgen. -
apr iaa forbi, Iaa rat 5 fan, men
butt. 95e Wapzfreigbt nil come
By dn0 bp. Goers
5. Stott.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16

6oloe us til 8ibeIen. Der sr 10 aft
os t~ilitrettelig betenot. 9i Iaier Den
ialige Rocts % ANDRE fromme MGn0s
iSfrifter og uOiu9n os opbp9ger os
Oerbeo; men boerfen ban eller noget
anoet Menneite bsr bape 5ilb9nseEe.
gi hpr fun bare ariIti 3ilbangers."
0on amer imiolertiO ogiau / an
Sye 6enietnoer SnipiratiOnen for
prerit iarlig. IA Sen er zen Dr. for
falife ldnosr". 5 girteligbeosn op.
traaote Der 10 osiad bpppig en- falif
Saipirution peo Sioen al Oen ianoe.
5arlig OaroifuIo er 5eriteessns
Dom ungadeuos 5nipirationsbeu9sel.
len, Der 9runoer fig paa perionli9
grforing. 5erteegsn ito0 osiad / 6cj
GQtelie 5os De yinoipirereoe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
Ill SeroIigeiie.

9toinotil bar ieg baret tilbpjelig
til at meme, at gejr og Dino par Il
nieget uitploigt Samtaleemne og mo-
get, man oriitigt tunoe itrioe og tale
ON, naar man life bapoe noget ans
Get; men MI Ter jeg mig tpungen til
ogiaa at Hippo oenne Opfdttelfe. =
Sauodn gdar De, en- efter en- anoen.
s afpigte 8inter, e1er - mddite
5ellere, for at oare foriigtig - / Den
mart benrunone 8inter - ltreo jeg
ei Oar @ange liot ON geirforboloene
Der peo &enmdre; men oct ifuloe jeg
9iit lite bdoe gjort, efter bodO 5olt
%Itriper. Maan er bIeDen Gngitelig for,
Of jeg. iOm ieg 9lOes. enten benfdloer
til 2egn eller ogiad / oen 9rdo er
iDattet. at jeg life Tan fsIe &ul0ea.
5%el0igois sr ingen at 0elene 5ilfaIs
Del. og ieg sniter Oeo 6j9lp at Res
eaftsrens 9elpiaie at fremfsre nogls
frr mig ielO uomftsOelise 8sOiier;
nlaaits BET tun0e beroIige De 6efpm-
ttOe og treite De m~isfornsjeOe.
5slgenOe er en- paaIioelig 6orie5>
at 9uloes og 8drmegraoern.
ira /. Sunuar 1907 til 16. 5ebruar
ianme Qdr. efter en- Electric 56er=
mometer" tilbsrenoe 5irmaet 8. g..
qect &c 8. &. pect. Dette 5ermoz
iaeier regnes for at Oore oct melt paa=
/ aenmare og Omegn, %
5irmaet er biuig til at aFlegge 90
pda R~igtig6eoen at .t6e recor0".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-16
9iDe enOelige Smaaifriiter.

0isIe betsnote % meset sfisr.
Tpursie Sfrifter peo6lioer fremoe.
les al u0tomms. gi bar faaei en-
M 5orIbning at De / bort aatalos
angiOns, % felsenoe npe, iom life
finoss | bort aatalog.
Qt. 251. .WSeo SUB og uoen Gno".
2f Grit Roroen. 48 Sioer. Zoe.
Rr. 479. nNeser gnglinse sfter
SUBS 9ierte". Stilorins at esns
OpleDeffer at Misiionar 81.
2lutenreiib. SO Sioer. pris &c.
Nr. SIG. nGn RetfGrbigs gsx
formaar meget". (Sot. 8, 16).
"a Siber. pris &c.
Rr. SIT. Subs Saano opsr Ban.
Sne", at n. Griis. 38 Siber.
pris Sc.
Rr. $40. IS sobe !9anosr", At
3D.. b. 8. Ga Sioer. pris 12c.
Hr. $40. .0eien til Saligbeo". On
Samtale. "a Siber. pris 4e.
@ae guoelise 5~maaHrifter
fulsret Omflag os falses Neip os
portofrit tilfenot.
Danif1 2utb. pubf. 6pufs
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