davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22

Ha sido nombrado mGdico de Ia
sociedad de socorros m1tuos Los
Amigos del Bien P1blico," Ell doc
tor don Jose Gomez Brioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22

FL vapor espanol Antonio Lopez
procedente de Centro-America y Pom
ce recalara 4 este puerto el 26 del CO.
rriente, saliendo en- este dla para los
puertOs de Espaf1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22
N0ticiaS dIyeIsas

Muy concurrija resulto la retrets
dada anoche por la banda del Regi
miento de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22

Toda la arboleda que rodeaba la
plaza y atrio de la iglcsia de Rio Pie
dras, ha sido cortada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22

Sc VENDE IN coche de
seis asientos propio para paseo.
Los lnformes, en- esta Redac-
ci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-22

Secreiario del Tribunal Suprena
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19

No trouble to make your ham burger steak. pure polk sausage and veal loaf to order while you wait at the Valdez Cold Storage Co., City Meat Market.
 A D. &" Peroxide Cream produces Drug Co.
 Latest Papers and Magazines at the Red Cross Drug Co.
 A Child's hat given with every Child's coat purchased at Ladies Bazaar
 Anti-grip cure at the Red Cross Drug Go. Relief guaranteed.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-12-19
ARn[D GUARDS E AH -
 PATROL 5TRttT5

Goldfield, Dec. 19-Armed guards are patroliing the streets and in front of the mills, fearing an attack from the Federation men when the strike breakers went to work this morning. The fears proved entirely sro,Indle5s, and two hundred men resumed work in the mines without molestatiOn from union men. The mine owners are undoubtedly exaggarating the real situation, in order to awaken public sympathy in their behalf
 The electric wires were cut last night, and the city was ill total dark ness. General Funston, who was pop.:i1; U deol:j D: S4l F,ll cisco, has now decided to remain here indefinitely, to watch matters in be- half of the government.
 lUc dlCeZ DIduCu LII tuC " tStci II Federation of Miners will give. thsir first annual entertainment at Mckin- ley hall December 26th.
 For your Christmas dinner why not have nice roast of freshly killed mountain sheep. in place of the usual turkey! You'll enjoy the change Frye-Bruhn Co phone %.
 December list of Edison Records NOW on sale at the Bowling Alley
 Hand embroidered sofa pillows at Cameron's.
 Highest quality, lowest p:ices, at Stull's.
 Beds, Cots, Cook stoves, Heaters 70" everything at Adlers.
 Beautiful new wsists at Ladies Bazaar.
 Mothers-We have the Best Shoe for little folks ever put together A flexible and wide extension sole very stylish and durable. This is the ideal shoe for children. Sizes 5s to 2s atA. L. Levy & Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
AN ANTIQUE TOWN
. TAKES ON new life
Urbanna, Chief Place of Middle
sex County, Showing Progress
and Prosperity.
las OLD AS PHILADELPHIA
Greek Running by Town Was
Called Nimcock Creek by
Captain John Smith.
AS OLD AS PHILADELPHIA
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
URBANN4A. VA, September 21.--This.
the chief town in Middlesex county.
on a creek OF the same name. where
its waters join the Rappahannock
River. was laid out. tradition says the
same year that Philadelphia. the City
of Brotherly Love, began It's career.
Evidences are not lacking that show
Its claims to antiquity arc well
founded. People OF antiquarian tastes
can find great deal hereabouts to in
terest them.
Urbanna Creek was known In Indian
lore as Nimrock Creek, and was SO
called when the redoubtable Capt. John
Smith. soon after the settlement at
Jamestown. sailed up the Rappahan-
mock above where the town Of Tappa-
HAMMOCK is on an exploring expedition.
This Beautiful. noble stream was, called
In yeT olden time the Tappahannock
River Years agone the courthouse
was located here, the present brick
building. the Episcopal Church, being
the habitue of the court archives.
There stood near the courthouse a
gigantic sycamore tree, which was
used as a market. where various artl-
cles were sold to the visitors on court
days. Not far from this famous old
landmark there was a huge tablet
which marked the resting place of
Mrs. Clara Walker. an ancestor OF DR..
William S. Christian. the beloved ply
stefan OF Urbanna. who for many years
has waited upon the sick and afflicted
Ihereabouts. On one occasion. many
years ago. man from Philadelphia
came to Urbanna for the purpose OF
opening this grave. declaring that im-
portant documents We're buried therein
He secured the necessary help, and
was proceeding to have the grave
opened when DR.. Christian interfered
and when he seemed determined to &c
ahead anyhow. told him If he did sc
he would blow his brains out. Their
he realized that discretion was the
better part of valor. and he gave It ur
as q bad Job. Later Dr. Christian ha6
| the remains removed to the burial
\ ground at "IIewicks," the old home.
I stead Of the Christians; but the brave
/ Doctor who was a gallant Confederate
was d determined that the ruthless
1 hands of no adventurer should disturb
the sleeping remains Of his kins-
woman.
A marked change, however. is goine
on around us. and these traditions tina
tell of other days are getting more
/ shadowy as time flies. The spirit o,
4 progress and Improvement Is surely t,
be seen with the people here. Store.
are plentiful. and different kinds O.
business enterprises hereabouts tell tn.
story that the old town is waking III
i and getting modern ideas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
wAYs1DE INN SOLD.
Mineral Water THAT May BE Beneficial
Farmers Cutting Tobacco.
Especial to The Times ispatch,l

6 lSpeClHI 10 -IlIlle6- OlSpHICil. as4
CHASE CITY, VA, September 21.--
The property Of the late Mayor w. II.
Smith. corner of Main and Fifth Streets,
known as the ''Wayslde Inn" has been
recently purchased by Major Nat. Greg
DRY. The we'll on the place has proven
to afford mineral water containing. by
analysts, calcium, magnesium and q
combination of other ingredients Of
unique and valuable efficacy, 1T will
be developed, and may prove a source
of great benefit to afflicted humanity.
The splendid weather has been Ideal
for cutting and curing tobacco, and the
quality Is said to be the best for many
years. Farmers are so busy that they
have no. time. to come to town, and
consequently the supply of fowls eggs
and country produce generally Is very
limited and prices high, Vi
The Roberts Tobaccs Company, In
corporated. is erecting large addition
OF brick to their already extensive
buildilgs which are not now sufficient
for the magnitude OF Ats business. This
company paid 30 per cent. dividend to
|stockholders and reserve fund this
year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
Total value of all Virginia
Total value of all live

Grand total, SAB, 100000
The wheat crop this year averages
ninety-one per cent. OF normal crop:
oats. eighty-siS per cent; tobacco.
eighty per cent: po.atoes nlnety-six
per cent; hay, ninety-one per cent.
and corn. eighty-eight per cent. The
apple crop this year is only thirty-fiv
per cent.
Prices are. little better this year
than last so that the value of the crop
this year will be at least as great as
III was In 1906.
A Great Exhibit.
one hundred and forty-three million
dollars for the products Of the farm In
q single year! It is an enormous sum,
and shows that agriculture In Virginia
ia great industry. The assessed value
of all agricultural lands in Virginia
for the year 1906, exclusive Of buildings,
was s132 ,s6o,0S1. being nearly eleven
million dollars less than the value OF
land products for the year 1907. This
does not include cotton, of which Viz
GINA produces considerable quantity.
weaIthieat, State Save Ono.
In commenting on the agriculture l,in-
terests OF Virginia, Commissioner lI0i!l-
er says:
"Virginia is the wealthiest State in
the SOulu SACcPli CAttS. hS cSAA 40
the basis for all veal tn and prosperity.
Our farmers are giving more attention
to improving their land: more cowpeas
and other nitrogen-gathering and hu-
mus making plants are grown now than
in forme. years. More labor-saving
machinery Is used The hay crop has
doubled in ten years. and moro live
stock is kept. One-third of our farm
ers derive their principal income from
live stock. Trucking in Virginia has
Increased nearly 500 per cent. within
the last ten years. The canning indus
try in one county last year reached
$500, 900. The peanut crop in this State
is much larger now than was the entire
crop In the United States a few years
past. More fruit trees have been set
within the past five years than In the
past twenty-five years. Many farmers
are Offering part of their land fol-
sale and farming better on o smaller
SCALE The average size OF Virginia
farms has decreased In the past twenty.
! five years from 400 to less than zoe
acres, and the number Of farms has
Increased from 5000 to 100000. The
value OF our land is increasing from
year to year. In some sections of the
Estate land, has Increased from fifty tc
| 100 per cent. within a few years. THE
| average yield OF corn has increased
four bushels per acre in Virginia II
the last few years, making an increase
Of nearly two million bushels per year
There are twenty million acres oflan(
in virginia ~ little more than nalr OF !
Hin 3cultiyation. Seventy per cent. Of
our farms are operated by farmers
themselves. In Pennsylyanla seventy
| four per cent. are operated by farnlerl
.lthems Ten. years ago tho value
Tor farm products was forty milliol
] dollars. There We're last year NOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

&contlnuel on Second Page.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22

Continued on Tenth Page.>.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
NYondcrfuI Ftgnrcs.

The figure, for the United States
are simply staggering. In 1906, an.
average Of 2l.o7s,1so publications of
every character We're printed and cir-
culated every day. n
OF this circulation. STA per cent. OF
the circulation of daily newspapers
was concentrated in the States OF the
lContInued on SeYond PageJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

rTacts @ortb &noptng" er Mab-
net paa en- @amflet, font ri nplig
bar mobtaget, og iom omban6ler
&rigen moo 6e Iaafa1ote uBatent"-
Me6tciner og De Motiber, Ser lig-
ger Bag 6e Mngreb, iom rettes moo
6isie Meoictner og Mnerteringen al
Sem, og 6e Mi6ler, fom benpttes i.
6enne &. $ 6enne 8amflet 11n-
6eri6ges grun6igt Sc hol6iomme Mn=
fo1o, Ser fra forifiellig SIDE rettes
moo Sc forIfiellige Samilie!Me6ici-
ner, lom bar pnn6et laa alminoelig
Snogong, og set paobiieS, at oisie
Nnfalb life btorgrer fra Snteresie
for set olmene 8e6ite, men ct no=
goaet fra i%elpi1fe Motiber, og tillige
biies set, be6 Gitater fra legepi6er=
ifabelige Gagifrifter, at Sengipelie
til 1tnoel1ge Wte01c1ner, uDrlgs", I
mango Eilfeloe opitaar be6 Sell fra
%u6ueli9e 2egers 5i6e, life beo 8as
tent=Meoiciner. De 8elfpl6ninger,
Der al forifiellige 8la6e og 2egeor-
goniiottoner rettes moo bisie Me6t=
elmer og 6eres Sabrifanter og Sor-
bon6Iere, im6begaaes me6 flare %
begtige 8ebiier, og Ser fremlRgges
poerligere itatiitilfe Sal lom 8epis>
materiale / Sen @etniig. 9en11e
Namflet fortiener Spmerfiombe6
lom ct Mi66el til at gibe set bigtige
Gpprgsmaal ON Observation-Disclosures
8rng Ell retfer6tg 8e6gmmelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
@blipiems 9nftra,

vSsDllonospoEten"s Correspondent
bar / &jpbenbapn bapt en- @amta(e
mes en- biemoenot 9anff< Mmerifaner.
Sg @omtalens 2pb folder ben for,
nplig benaa6eoe Mor6er Ybilipiens
Mapn bam u6 al @un6en. ~Og
Bbilipien", 1pgrger ban, ~bpor er
ban MI 6eropre? &an ban ifiule fig
og bore / Sreo2"
Danif-Mmertfanerens Sbar leo:
nSeg be6, bbor ban -er, men leg bill
life iige Sem BET. Seq bar luffet
min @euno at &rincip. Seen bptlfen
rgrenoe Erageoie er oct life, bbilfet
8ille6e at en- ltorfin6et, e6el &binoe
fit ri life at ie. Eenf 9em, ban io0
10 oe lange, lange Mar / 9ugtbulet
FER biemme, og b,1n reiite til Mme-
rifo me6 Drengen. San bar ct lille
8arn oen @ang. @an forlto6 lDffe,
ligDis intet. Spre / glmerifa tog bum
ct an6et Napn, fit 8labs Iom Spge.
pleierife og ernareoe fig og 9rengen.
So @ange bar bum / al &emmeligbeo
/ 9anmarf % laa til Mall6en. Sra
fin Samilie fit bun list l1n0erjtgttelle
MT og ga nogle faa 8enge, logte
ino / ct 8reb me6 mango bittre 0ro,
8etlagelie og 8eiparinger og 8eitor,
melier ON bog at brDoe me0 bom,
glemme bam, la0e bam ieile fin egen
90. sun biloe lite. vSan bar 10
f1,n mig" lag0e bun. Sao ifete ser
en- &atoitrofe for ben6e. &aa set
9oipital, bpor bun bar SpgepIeierfe,
bor Der en- 29ge at ben6es M1oer %
&aee. De to Menneifer fotteoe Ell
oDb 1ilb6ieligbeo for binanoen. SON
beipor benoe at gtfte fig meo bom.
SUN logoe mel. De, Ser fienote benoee,
ioa, bpilfen bol0iom Sinlefamp, ser
foregif benoe. u9eei, nei" lagoe
bun til Ben enelte Benin6e, bun bau-
De, og iom fienote ben6es Qibs bitrc
9rogeoie. r@ei neL leg fan lite.
Son oerbiemme bar fun mig, ban
flpnger Jig til mig, og forIooer ieg
MI bam, er Ser Inn Sortpiplellen,
N6rfet og D6ben tilbage for bnm."
Saa forIoo bun Sen 8p, bpor bun,
baboe furoet Zig Mrbei6e og ct &jem.
Sun biloe iffe ie sen anben mere.
gn Dag bar bun foribun6en. &u,1
ban Danmarf bi6ite, bpor bun par.
Og fun ban fanot benoe. 90 ban tom
no: Sun bar en- of De itore apinoer
SSsroel, fom 8ibIen taller ON. 81,
ct De iammen. San b66, bum bar
bragt BAN ct fort Offer. Men bpor
tort q par, faar ban bel oIoria
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
1l1innefota.

Mgber bar / Mor beret en- lGn=
ne11be Mbl omfring 81. @lou0. Mi
Goosbogne me6 @pberfrg CT ollie
reOe len6t fra ct. @lonb, og llere
bil blibe ien6t fpr Maane6ens Slut
ming. Set bar ct af De to 9iltrif-
ter / @erben, bbor Mplen bar go6
/ Nor. Denne Smlt9n6igheo ien0te
Nriien op til otte Soil. pr. 8ujbel.
@amle Settlere / @innebago
flyer, at Ben fommen0e @inter Biz
Der Sen fol6eite &tnter paa 20 Mar.
De flyer, at Sc aI6rig bar Jet uGorn=
butts" ioa tpffe, iom 6e er 1tu; ial=
fal6 life fi6en 1873. &il6enoerne
rejite ip6ober uiG6banli9 tiolig, og
3nifebenet poa &pns er mere emo
oln1inoelig tpft. Me11e Bette, flyer
6e, bier, at set bliper en- folo @in-
ter.
= Miis 2apina &uoberg at Das=
iell blep for en- Gib iiben at gale
uniperiitet ien6t til 4uinar Snoia=
ner=&eierbation, ct pil6t 6freg
langs ben norbre &plt at @tilleba=
bet, for at tage MaaI al Snoianer-
ne. @tammer leber enonu, iom Sc
res Gorfe6re for Eulin6er al Mar
tilbaee lebe6e. MiIs &uoberg par
le0faget at en- an6en ung &pin6e al
@eattle. Dt3fe to bar be6 6eres
@iemfomlt bilt, bbao to bebjerte0e
&binber fan norette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
J1u, | Dug!
Qgf ben enselife 6Orfatter Gbarlcs
81. Sfinner, oberiat al Spieffpte-
fpritanoer @rp1nalb Mielien.)

Sur gu ct Mrbeio', tl,net lom fou,
tag fat i.9ag,
S Dag er @imlen flar % blaa,
/ Morgen fommer Sfper qrna,
/ @aar er ei at t0nfe paa,
tag fat / 9og..
0e bar ou / DIT 8rpit en- 5ang;
laa iDng ben MI.
Spng paa Sin m%orgenfriife Gang
bper Gag ben ODER eng og Bar,g
Ell SDmne glao me6 Soranrsflong
ia, lDng ben mi.
Sg ejer 6n ct penligt Orb,
loa Jig oct MI.
Snort llettes uo sit eget Spor,
Mprgen er maaife paa Soro
Sin Sen Ell mer beo 2ipets 8oro;
ia, Jig oct MI.
t@pis gu Tan lmile bormt % lDit,
iaa bis set MI.
2oo oine @enner eanife tpit,
fgr Sc forlaoer 2ibets' &Df,
fornemme @ormen / sit 8rpit;
ia, bis set MI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

8pgri1tgn bar loaIeoes Iere @ange
4Deo at gaa 8rano. 5tl1oen1erne
fit 2eiligbeo til at biie, bbab oe 61e-
De til; men 90 Safultetet frpg-
tebe for, at be lite furoe flure oat
dlet1e, blep Ser t%elefoneret til 8rar6-
b9ieret @ror6 SORTS. Snart fom
@rm6fpr6ten; men % bar Sloe1
under Control % 8pgningerne reo-
oct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
noro Dafota.

- Greet Mortbern @otel / @rono
&orbor og ct ubeboet &us be6 Si-
ben al br9n6te forleoen. Eabet er
$4,000.
= S. 8. ellis al @ourtenap
blep forleoen ifuM al 8anpare i
8agbooeoet al fin Sen &alpb Seq
beD, % oe bar paa Mnoeiagt.
S @ranb SORTS Gountp bliper
Der / Mar life roget @alg af @tats-
LAMB eaer Sfolelon6, og Salget er
lo1at til ne1te Mar. Set famine er
SlfGl6et / fplgen6e nnbre Counties
/ Staten: Stutsman, @urleigb,
Barnes, McSntoih Softer og @m-
mons. 6nrmerne er msforneiet
oper, at Snlget er n6iat.
- Sire Menneifer babe ner
lat 2ipet til, 90 oct enc &ierne al
ct fort 8uaningsbl1s peo Dufoto
Nbe. og Gbirb Street / @rono
SORTS CAB efter og oumpe6e ne6 i
en- l1bgrapning, Iom4 bar lat / Stono
til 4iel6er. Gre af 6enr flop uitao-
te fra Set, men 2ouis 5cbr11mp
bleo truffet al en- tpf Edmmerftot
% fit aIporlige @pplteIier.
- Moro Dnfota l~tniperiitet peb
@rano Sorts bar fornplig trl,et Al
en- flor 9reriebrano, Der tom Sen
boa meget xart So1;; en- 8ro non
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

babe 8D fom poa Benene forat
Ieoe efter SEN foripunone Mon6.
Sort efter fanoteg bans Sig flpoen-
Be i @eierpoiret. ,San baboe for
nDlig figbt en- Tar1m, pg man tror,
at Srpgten for lite at fu1111e meoe
iorfielItge pef11ntere @anifdigbeoer
bar set, ser orep ban Debe1..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
MorSmaubeu $rofesior Storm

Morbmaubeu $rofesior Storm
8nll, iioen 1879 2erer / Sngenier.
bioenlfob beo 8isconiin Statsuni-
perIitet, er / Monoags afgaaet beo
Deoen al &reft / 2eperen. San
bar fgot Bergen 1856 og en- Bro.
.6erign al @iolini1ten Ole Bull. Sm
bar aniet for en- af Mmerifas fgr1te
Mntboriteter poo Sngenigrbioenifa,
bens Gmraa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

Mr~ S. 81. @a1b, Den banife Mu=
filter og Muiifforlpgger, bar / oi5ie
Gage u6gtpet 2 imuffe 5ange, uSaf-
i%tgelie50ag" me6 Mlitf at g.. g..
Berggren, % yEonerne", me6 M11lif
al 81. 8. 5teensgaar6, Seflt Danif,
Gbenff, Epif og Gngelf at Scr.
&al6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
nogeniinoe at bloc. ga set er moQffe

nogeniinoe at btbe. so 6et er maaife
ogiaa BET beofte."
uSg bill 6e to ulpffelige Menne-
tier MI fnnne lepe / Sreo og 1be-
mprfetbe6?" uMmerifa ct Itort.
@elb oonife 9ine Tan life ie operalt.
Seq baaber oprigtigtt at ogioa Sc
maa fnnne ifinle fig bag l1fienofa-
bets tpffe Slgr, for 6ereS SfpI6, at
De fan finoe @ialero efter Sen for
faroelige 9rage0ie, og melt for Sc
reg Se,rs Sfplo, at ban aIorig faar
at btoe, bbem bans Sober bar"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
misconfr,.

- On Brand i Miblnn6, lom uo-
bre6 paa Charlton &11I6offer, bIep
omfioer iluffet efter at babe boret
/ omtrent en l1ge. 9a man bab6e
flpttet mellem 700 og 800 Cons
Sui lpfeoes BET at faa 8ranoen ,un-
Der @pntroI.
- &ep. @orpep .. 8romn, 8reit
peo fgrite 8apti1tfirfe / @enoibo /
Is Mar, oplp1te forleoen Menigbe=
ben om1. at ban pilbe tr@ffffe 1ig till
bage iom @reit for 8~aptiitmenigbe.
ben og bill / 6remtioen arbeibe for
5nciaItsmen.
- T%orleoen 9ag, 0o Sobn @tbl,-
ecfer, en- 6armer, bab1e truffet allie
fine 5parepenge, omtrent 1900
Soil, us al en- 8onf / CLIFTON, og
bar naaet biem til iin Sarm og
Dar be6 at gaa ino / @miet, bleb bon
oberfal6et al to ma ferebe Men0,
Der me0 &eDolperen / @aan6en
tbang bam til at uoleoere alle 8en=
gene.
- Surfilb 2emmo, ct Bo1tbno
peo &oitfontoret / 5cb9fielo, 70 Mar
gammel, brGn6te forleoen libel / tit
Stem. Set antoges, at SEN gamle
Wfono maa babe ppltet 2ompen, %
@uiet CT fommet / Brand. Slere
andre Suite brenote. Da 8ranoen
bleb op6aget, bar set for TENT at
re66e 9emma.
- S Yepaufee, @is., Dor Miis
@elen 6. 81. &oberts en- im1f 2e=
rerinoe fra Chicago, fornplig blepen
%ofifeoiget at Sfoleraaoet> og ffi6nt
allie 8pens 8orgere tog ben6es @ar=
ii eg bol6t Masiemgoer til 6oroeI
for ben6e, bar &aaoet oog fait / fin
8eilutntng om, at set baboe fit 6or=
bliben6e me6 benoes Mfffe6. SUN
oil MI iege 8laoS ct an1et @tebs,
men oct er EN- gipen Sag / @pen, at
set n,1p9ren6e Sfolerao6 aIorig me-
re oil blipe balgt me6 set nuperen-
De Meolemner.
On ooloiom Sloebrano forle>
Den / Dulutb s0elag6e fuI6iten6ig
Greet Morttbern @epotor 81. till
sere6 100000 8uibels at &oebe,
iom bog alt bar 6effet meb MSiu=
rance. glepatoren bar Iejet til 81.
8. Gbomions Grain Company al
9ulutb. Gben uobre6 / oct ip6=
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