davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
coLoRADo's BooNNG EFFORT

Colorado ingenuity is equal % the
task q making up for what the state
lacks in some other respects An in
stance in point appears a. conse-
quencs. apparently. of the indifference
% descriptive writer's 10 the attrac-
tions offered % hon. sekers By the Cen
tennisi state.
II appears that the Denver newspaper
guild adopted a novel idea for exploit
ing Colorado az an incident q the con
vention in that city last summer Of the
International League q Press Clubs.
Several prizes were offered for the
best descriptive articles on Colorado"
TO be written BY ewspaper men from
abroad who participated IN the con
vention. The result Of the ingenious
plan has just been announced in awards
TO the five lucky writer's. The prizes
were of a kind especially acceptable T.
professional pencil pushers-cash. in
sums ranging from $3.50 % S1Z5.
The quality Of the literary output
thus handsomely paid FOR will be rated
as excellent, no doubt. when 1t under
goes public inspection in print. The
winners represent daily newspapers in
Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit, Toledo and
Reading. Pa. We may assume, there
fore. that in describing the alluring
features % Colorado the highest liter
airy voltage was turned out
The idea seems worthy Of imitation
by other states whose attractions fail
to stimulate the enthusiasm Of writer's
who are not tempted b. golden prizes.
In such a case as that Of California,
however. the prize stinulant for laud-
alton is quite unnecessary. Both pro-
fessionsl and amateur descriptive writ
ers, in prose and poetry, sing the
glories Of the land Of sunshine with
song as spontaneous as the carols Of
our native birds
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
PROPAGATION OF VICE

| II is only the typical aspect Of the
revelations in the Thaw case that is Of
real public concern. The personnel Of
the characters directly involved is a
matter Of but little relative conse-
quence.. The White. Thaw and Nesbit
| characters in the nasty drama in New
York are only types Of hundreds. per-
/ haps thousands, Of individuals in the
metropolis. And they are types Of pro-
portionate numbers in every large
American city.
II may be safely assumed that for
every case in which the curtain Of pub
licity is raised on such drama there
are very many similar scenes undis-
closed 70 public view. The only extra
ordinary feature Of the Thaw case is
the revelation showing the monstrous
attributes Of the murdered man. who
was known to the public only as tai
ented architect, enjoying the respect
and confidence Of the best citizens II
he had been Of the class Of young mil
lionaire drones to which belongs the
young reprobate who killed him, the
drama would have been robbed Of it's
only peculiar feature.
The scriptural precept that "the love
Of money is the root Of all evil" has
no more striking application than in the
trend Of modern high life toward just
such conditions as are revealed in the
Thaw case. Parents who have reached
the multi-millioraire level by "streak
Of luck or by the monopolistic ladder
bring up their offspring in an atmos-
phere Of Incidence and pampered pleas
ure In such conditions the natural
tendencies know nothing Of restraint.
The plethora Of money at command
blunts all conception Of its real value.
and it is regarded simply as q means
Of gratifying every sensual desire.
i is not strange that the silly female
moths Of the class now in the New
York limelight, are lured by the golden
display of the male scions Of multi
mllionaires. And thus are enacted be-
nina the curtain more such scenes Of
lIceutiousress in so-called high life than
arc dreamed of by the public.
And just I'm proportion as great for
tnucg continue 10 accumulate as they
are doing in these days Of monopoly,
young rcprobates may be expected 10
emerge from the hothouses Of idleness
ana pleasure in which they have been
reared.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
A WRONG INFERENCE

Henry st. George Tucker made a
speech before the Vermont legislature
not long ago, asking for an appropria-
tion for the jamestown exposition, of
which he is president.
While waiting for his turn at speech
making to come, Mr.. Tucker noticed a
picture of "Sheridan's Ride"f in the
assembly room, and also saw one
armed legislator. The two together
furnished a most inspiring theme, and
President Tucker in an oratorical
flight, suggested that the missing arm
was resting in the hallowed soil of Old
Virginia.
Mr.. Tucker knew that he had made a
hit, but did not know how great until
he had finished his speech. Then II
member of the legislature approached
him and said:
we are going to make an appropria-
ton for your exposition all right, but
thought I would tell you before you
make another speech about that one
armed man. His arm was bitten off by
a stallion, and ne was not in the war at
all."-FebTuary Talent.
The Reason
"Mumps and measles are quite prev
alent these days"
Yes; they are very catching
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
A LOST ART

The best cOrnmeal in the world Is
made in Tennessee-though the output
is limited and not much Of it reaches
the market where urbsnites dwell. The
steam bUhrstone has driven the water
mill almost into desuetude, only to be
in turn crowded out by the modern
roller mill. The ancient water mill still
fingers in remote sections and mountain
Businesses, where clear water flows
through pebbly channels in sylvan
shades. More than one OF these ideal
mills may be found on Fighting creek,
in Sewer county under the shadows Of
the Big Smoky, and near unto Sugar
land regions, where the untaxed juice
Of the corn flows from modest and re-
firing stills. There are many such
mills in the Cnaka region. and in va
rious sections Of middle Tennessee,
where the withering blight OF modern
civilization, with its canned goods and
packing-house meats, has not yet pene-
trated, and where one may
Listen to the water-mill
Through the liyelOng day.
While the clicking Of its wheel
Wears the weary hours away.
But they don't bring the meal to
town. The town-raised PERSONS taste
is too yltiated 10 appreciate it. When
he eats corn bread at all with his oleo-
A4t@4 a IA "a NclIIl4tL SUPP llt " ANS lIlt
roller mill product, which suggested
the idea Of sawdust breakfast food to
a Battle Creek Yankee. The right sort
Of corn bread is made from meal
ground on a slow-running water mill
from corn that has been we'll dried,
the little end Of the ear sheled off for
the chickens or pigs, the rotten grains
carefully eliminated, and the corn run
through a fan mill. Before being made
into bread the meal is sifted through
a wire sieve or sitter. the meshes Of
which are not too fine. Then if good
bread is not produced it is the fault
Of the cook. The use Of sugar in max
ing any form Of corn bread should be
made felony There is as much diff
ference between bread from properly
ground meal and the common meal of
commerce as there IS between a Smith
field ham and packing house ham,
Nashville American.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

ONE WAY OUT
You must not see that man" said dad.
Il have no use for him"
His daughter dutifulIy tried
To mind him. When he came and side
Her sat she-"doused the gllm."
It's even money whether the Thaw
trial or the canal is done first.
Hall Caine says he pays no attention
to critics. Caine must want a new
roast.
THE REASON
Orange-Why do you call it a dia-
mond of the first water?
Lemon-It's never been in soak be-
fore.
When an artist marries his model it's
a case Of woman poses, man proposes.
A hundred street cars burned in Chi
cago, thus showing that it has cars to
burn If not TO ride in.
A London doctor says people would
be healthier if they ate less Also
richer, Ell?
WATERMELON SLANG
Dick Cole has been a visitor in town
for a couple of days from the Bromide
district.-Tres Piedras IN. NJ Re-
porter.
The New Haven health board wants
kissing prohibited. 1t is rather
catching.
America sends lemons to all nations
but Russia. Japan handed the latter
enough for all time.
A scientist says cold feet show intel
lect. But not in a poker game.
The Salome five-cent cigar is yet to
come. It'll be a rank one. doubtless
FIRST CALL FOR A LYNCHING
Nearly all the little negroes are learn
ing to smoke cigarettes and blowing
the smoke through their dat noses same
as the white boys. Don't II disgust
you2-Clarkson On. d. Express.
Four million American women earn
their own living-and some. their hus-
bands, too.
A Milwaukee woman threw a clock
at her husband, and 1t struck.
ART NOTE
Poppy-Isn't her face a chrome?
MaEnolla-No' it's hand painted
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The fact that band concerts cannot be
successful in Los Angeles without a
beer garden attachment is sufficient
answer to the assertion that the esta b.
lishment Of such o joint would promote
art"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

And it is faithfully promised that
every visiting Salt Lake Elk shall have
"A sample Of Los Angeles present nor
NAL winter climate bottled up 10 take
back 10 his people TO verify his stores
U ILa alDTIns
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
The Cook Well Done

Why call me b!oodthirsty, gluttonous
sinner
For pounding my chef when my
peace he sUbverts?
II I can't thrash my cook when he gets
poor dinner.
Pray how shall the scamp ever get
his desserts?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

An eloquent negro waiter in hotel
m Missourrs capital defeated that
states proposed anti-tipping bill. Per
haps the legislators feared they
wouldn't get enough jack rabbit for
dinner If it passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Those Salt Lake EIks are respectfully
requested 70 note that the drop in tenn
pefatGfe yesterday was to temper the
Los Angeles winter climate 10 their
unacrUs,omed sense Of warmth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Angeles has at a local showhouse
She first example of the new wasp waist
which fashion says women shall affect.
A mans chief objection 10 it is that il
affords him too slight a grasp and his
chief wonder is whore the woman who
has such a waist puts the main portion
Of herself.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Much as the Elks hilarity is uotica-
able about town it is only mere hint
a foreshado"ng, Of what may be- *
pected when the Shuners come next
May. They win be the real "bip noise"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

And now Chicago woman says the
little tin soldier is bad plaything for
children. She is respectfully referred
to a certain poem on the subject Dy
Eugene Field who knew children vastly
better than she ever viii.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
Consideration Of a MotorIst

We hold no brief for the motorist,
the Bystander says. but "honor where
honor Is due" On country road the
other day we saw motorist deliber-
ately avoid running over an animal on
the highway! To be exact, II was a
circus elephant.-St. James Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The course Of the legislature in refus-
ing TO pass laws making possible city
and county consolidation is almost A
confession Of guilt.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Maybe Paul de Longpre expects ~
decorate that beer garden he hopes 70
establish with bits Of nature by means
Of his artistic brush.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The city payroll is increased nearly
100000 but as most Of the money goes
to the engineering and street depart
Tnents no one is kicking
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Los Angeles is now oyerrun with the
antlered hosts Of Salt Lake Elks, May
they have "one purple week" and enjoy
every minute Of it,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The only real art" taught by beer
garden is the art" Of absorbing more
booze at one time than is good for one
person.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

That snDwstorm in the City Of Mexico
puts another crimp in the fatuous
claims If any other part Of earth than
Los Angeles % be winter resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

But considering the present dryness
Of the Thaw cage, wasn't the prohibit
tion Of women rather too late to do
much good?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

II will be interesting when the Jerome
experts get on the stand and contro-
vert the testimony now giving by the
Thaw experts
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Spain has frozen up, and the winter
carnival in Venice is 70 be held on the
ice. But the sun still does 50 or better
every day IN Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

In Angeles strongly advises tho
visiting E.Es not 10 20 out to "see the
elephant This mixture Of animals in
the uecaEerie SIS bad for the former.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The Los Angeles postofice is to have
two more carriers this week. About
twenty-five more would be closer 10 its
neeca, buy for small fsvors," etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

If this legislature turns down Los
Angeles desire for laws permitting
city and county consolidation it win be
y e most signal proof that the Iegisla-
ais owned by the corporations, body
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The thing for the California legisla-
ture 10 do is to prove that it is not run
by any Savage, even If that Savage has
got crouch.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

An Austrian scientist predicts earth
quakes i'm various parts Of the world.
Must be because Of the shock New
York got when women were barred
from the Thaw trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

81. de Longpre should go back 70 the
beauties of his Hollywood castle and
paint q few more flowers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
Population Of Los Angeles. 25L.364

The barefoot burglar now knows just
what sneak he is, since a woman cap
ture5 him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Kingston. in it's recurrent earthquake
shocks, is having the same experience
that San Francisco felt after her great
tenn blOr
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
A Wholly UnschoIastic Opinion

Plain boss sense in poetry writin'
Would Jest knock sentiment a-kitin'!
Mostly poets il all star-gazin'
And mosnin and grOanin' and para
phrasini
james Whitcomb Riley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Scotty declares that ne is on the way
10 help his friend Thaw clear himself
That almost insures Thaw's conviction.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The experts are on the stand in the
Thaw case, and the defendants fate is
in grayer doubt than ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Art" may be greatly promoted BY a
beer garden. but you can't make the
general public believe il.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Oil went up cent yesterday, Knew
It vas coming after that S32 900 900 gift.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Ntffqce Of hoodlumism in China
ffNew Years is especially
IN ,fby contrast with the deplor
= sdct Of Americans the last two
r seasons. A strong force Of
y n can often effect mighty re-
'-if it wants 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

PaTson Visltor-Is there any change In
your cell you'd like, my poor man7
No. 1l44-Yesslr. I'd like a hrs escape
al me window y
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
Wealth of Wool Dress
Stufs

More new wool dress stuffs piling in
every day-uncommonly rich in texture,
distinctively new in design and
variety that will meet the requirements
of the extremist as we'll as the conservative.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13
RdaGSn:e5@ll'''p''::!y g! g q 3!
- zas.,s1.,ss souTn ssokbwaY -

The new linen shirts from the E. & W. factory are
decidedly unlike anything heretofore shown. Natural
linen bodies with fancy striped French Dimity bosoms
and cuffs. Rich enough to satisfy any man. Five
dollars. oRlsht Of msIs sntrsnce)
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

A Milwaukee woman threw a clock
at her husband, and 1t struck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Poppy-Isn't her face a chrome?
Magnolla-No: it's hand painted.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

Four million American women earn
their own livins-and some, their hus-
bands, too.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-13

The Salome five-cent cigar is yet to
come. It'll be a rank one, doubtless
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-29
HIT BY THE CYCLONE
BUT STILL In BUSINESS

We hear that some of customers through the State
think that because hit by the cyclone that
of business for the time, but such the case.
The cyclone that passed Jacksonville the 18th dam
aged South Jacksonville plant and Of
will have reroof about hreeourths of the buildings. We
glad to be able that the damage ertzng mater
a very light and will not exceed $780, We have just
closed successful and stock South Jackson
vile exceedingly low. Only the monitor Potash
warehouse destroyed stock of Potash unnred
The Of the warehouse used for storing KANT large
quantities, but had shipped 5000 only
have small lot left and that under wing and therefore
did not get damaged
We fortunate in not having of Acid tanks in
ured therefore we have ample supply of Acid and
mill building be reroofed will be in shape to
nue making Acid Phosphate Dissolved Bone Black and Dis
solved Bone.
Our Jacksonville plant not injured with the exception
of losing few panes of glass;
We would be glad to have bear mind that
whether hit by fire, flood, cyclone,
WE ARE STILL IN BUSINESS
E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY.
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

gaa &pomsffossu Ital man MI til
msb for nbittitnins; bet sielbsr fsre
al steinoalssaarbenss @ieuoomme Der
oppe. Oct ipaass, at oenne ubitiitning
oil blipe en- al be panitelisiie os plbts
lsitisie. "Soroalanos SpIfeblab" (Re'
batter q. Sfaar), bar tasst Srbet for,
at esnne % lisnenoe u%oifiitninser, Der
pil irem6poe &sisipsrsmaal al ~urioneite
Art, buroe blipe ubfsrt al en- Sioriftf'
ietomis inn. Der bar 9ommermpnbis'
ben. 9erpso pilbe mesen alus os
alaubsr mso 9rpeesier os groeeburer
unosaoes. 8labsi bal pift Rst | bette.
& CONNER er Der life paa bet meits
msb 9anblissere omfrins paa @uarbe,
ne. BETTE fpmmer moi p1ientlis az al
Meieriet / Giiieis oar inbitiast Sriitsn
ru ct Bar Nannsper, iaa Der sr uanite.
list ON Relt.
strifi aaupiansiet er oso; bun bier
bearapei ben l3es Suni. Ser bar ua'
ret rolist meo 9sesfaib nu. 9ils
2aupia lisssr MI isisn albsles bjalpe.
los. ba Gisien bar taget BAN isieu
barre sno noseufuoe
8 Soa msrens 2sb er, foruben b
for napnts. islssnoe inbsaaet | &ste'
TAB:
Sulseir o. Soiusn Os Guua Sarane,
RicOlai 5iiieu % SersliOt 8. 5latabs.
' 2isie to Bar iulstss til Bergen % bier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13
RoneeIiee uoeifter.

Gen itsrite enfeItc 8oit / aora
GoparoS SilSboloningsitogifter, fri.
Der ct eneelif gIao, er 100000
boert SierOingonr / 2enninger. Cir
RigeI aingScote, iom er Gonaens
aasierer. ubbetaIer oisie 9snninaer
al bet geIsb, iom Statfamueret fen.
Ger BAN, % meo oct, iom oa bIlr til.
cpers, gier ban op meo 9aaeren,
Slagteren, SfrG66eren og De andre,
Der bar noget at forore. 2iot 9ense
bIir Der tiIoperS til onbet 9rug Of De
$4,000 for boert 6ieroiueaar, iom
EarIamentet b~epiIger til at boIoe
Buckingham BALLADS iitnn6.
Ger er ire SuotGgtsfIoer, boor.
fra aongcn faar oct meite af fine
8enoe til Sitsbebop. San faar Of
BarIamentet ct aarIigt gi6rog Of
10000 Run6, eIler $550,000. 9es.
uben bar ban omtreut 100000
aaret fra Sertrigbsmmet 2ancoiter
% nofiaa betpbeIige 9eIsb | Rente.
penge og Tom SnOteet af fine for.
ifieliae Soroeienbomme 90 Sabrif.
after. Scr ban blep aonge, bar ban
ilenrt plaeet af @i9Ib; men MI ifaI
ban ftaa fig ri9tig gobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13
spinoebepeeeIie i Rina.

Ten fore 8eiprmbep9selis, Tom 10,
Tiben finoer Steb | bet t~ineiiifs Rise
% iOm eiter Sisenbe fan sl9oe iis pei
fraitis ststie Of Gnfefeiierinbe 3iusSai
tiblisers ben bitrsite Sienbe al aIt Rpt
er heller lite pna apinoelioets Smraabt
bleuen uosn bp6tsribenbe SroHpoelie
Den t~iblisere i~iusiiite @einubt / Taris
On &enss 3strs fpresaar fine 9auos'
manoinSer meb ct sobt grempel. De,
er alerebe pprsttet Sfoler eitsr euro'
paiif Rsniter for urse 8iser al Ran.
oariniamilisrne. ia Gntefsiisrinbsn bar
al fine esue Wibler oprettet ct iarlisi
Suititut iUr 9ptrene al SOfets 9isni'
t9rer.
Tiolisere lepeee ben f~insiiits 8pinbt
| ben opbeite lluiesnbeo. SUm 9atter
| Quiet eler ipm Susfruc fDrte bun Ell
mpnptOn IiIoerelie, bport in9euiom'
belit aanbeIis Sefiriiisel'e siprbe Gi'
bref. IiIbsrte bun ben pelItaaenoe
alasis, ubitilte bun iis fun ueo fin 8irt.
icmbeo fra 8ninberne at Solicit. Hu
CT imiblsrtib aotnbernes Sitting be
ben fulbiteuois ioranbrst. NRau ier
aIlereoe unae ainsierinber, Der beisaer
japanife llniperiiteter for Der at aiIlutts
fine Stubisr Sibe ON Sibe msb ~tiu.iiits
Stuoenier. 3 be fore t~ineiiIte Sner
trpftes taIrise Iibsffrifter for 8pinoer.
8 Sbansbai ubtUm for en- lib iibsn ei
"Gsiap oper apinbens SjrI". Gnbpe
ct @mne, Tom "@n ~finefiit apinbes &si
til at paIse fig en- @stefaae" blsu MP
Zig bebnnblet / en- BOG. On aineisrin'
BE- Der ituoersr / Totio. Nriper ipr Ii.
paa ct 8arf ON "GusfiIte SAUNDERS
Ssruisms", bet oil iise en- SiitOrie ON be
SuinOsr, Der bar bsltaset i anartiitbs'
pGselieu.
@ubeIis bar Gntefeiierinoer. Der ale.
reos peb ct Goift fra 1902 bapoe fra.
raabet Snbineurinsen af 6sbberne ipm
Sslse al BET fraitise Seltto9. be euro'
peiite @isiiOnarer fsrte berimUo. nj
f~ulbitenois fprbubt oenne barbariifs
Gill. Der baube aIereNe bannst fig
Sslitabsr, bpis Reblemmer bapbe for.
plistet fig til life Of lube fine 8ptres
5sbber misbanble, iautt at forbpbe fine
Ssnner at aste auinber meb inbinsre'
be 5pbber.
Retop 8piubsbep9seIien er ct 6stpo'
ninssfulbt 1esn pau ben ~iociale Cm'
peItniua iOm | bore Gage fOresaar
&ina.
@nbnu for ii Nar iioeu oilbe insen
bape funnet one, at Der iaa mart pilbe
finbe en- iulbenbi9 5Oranbrtns Stso
Sober % Sfitfe / bet bimmeIite &ise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-13

% for uoset oper bunorsoe Gar iben
baooe ben bare omtrsnt 5000 Snobps'
sere. Nen iaa lob Ntsburst GIi srape
en- SaruI sieuusm Sumpsn, iom fttlte
~9llsraubria fro RilHposn; % Spsn be-
spubts isien at TONNE paa 8eueus. So'
naleu er 80 Wil lang. Oct toe 250.'
900 Rauo ct gar at grave ben. De
bar Sr9Qe, % be bleo ptiteos III at ar'
beioe iaa baarot at 80. 900 al benz os'
be / Narsts Ssh. Sau bleu Sapueu
uSbpbst og furbeorst, iubtil ben III er
en- ai be bsoite / Seroen. Der untUm'
mer mere euo 1000 5artsier boert aar.
o. Spsu bar birette Gampitibsiurbiu
belle msO ale be uisttsits Suune. 8ss'
uoen er Der Serubaue iii Cairo % til
Suss. @ae SauOelsuarer, iUm ieuoes
iii sqer fra RilooIsu % SOuSar,
saar siennem GIsruuoria; % bette bar
siOrt Spsu rig. Den uOiprer III 8a'
rcr for 10 MiQtOuer Dollars aurlie
Us iubisrer naiteu li8siaa nreset.
Sels RilSalen fan iOrreiien III glrbe
iig pso uiGopanIis geIitdub. Yua belle
StrGtninssu fra WtioreIbauet 90 400
Nil pppper 5lobsn er Brtien paa 9ano
fra 500 iii ppsr 1000 Dollars pr.
Ncre.
9Ggppisn beissss bpert aar al utan'
&C 3uriiter. WtaH regucr, at Ter bper
ginier MI CT minoIt 10000 amsrttdu'
lie 8eiienbs, Tom beisser 2anost, ps at
be tiliammen lager isisu siter iis ont
trent fer MiQioner Dollars. % enssl.
1te, frantic Os ipite 9uriitsr brussr ne'
fen liseiaa mango Renee. 2auoet bar
pmtrent 10 Wiaiuusr 3nobpssers, al
builte bare 200, 900 sr lloIrnoiuser.
De andre sr inoisbte Grabere % aop'
ter. 9isis fiOite. al builfe Der er l Drill
lion, er pan fit BIS 8rtitus. Oct er
DC, ION bar Susrtnsst / SuucsIsn Os
bOlbsr paa at iaa bet utsite az 2anoets
RisoUm / S9nOs. Nubomsbuusrne sr
life flinfe 5OrretninssmaHn
Blaubt llOlRnbinssrue er @r9ferne
be taIrieite ps met belotss. Otter BEN
tommsr Stalieuerue % 5rantmGuoene.
Der sr 10000 GHslauoere; men be er
enien Solbater eler Gmbsbsm1nb. Re.
sisrinsen sr 10 enselIt; Itisnt nOSIe al
be pistise Gmbebsr inOebaues uf ino.
isbts sGspptere.
SIR. Carpenter paaitanr, at Muha'
msoausrusS Roral ~iorbGroes al be
triitus ~rlolRnbiuoer. Soor man fsr
bsrte aIotterns fable Soil iummsn til
aitenbsn, bsrer ma MI bottanaliite
Sauss fra ben frantic Gaze Gbuutaut.
Ter CT ct fort SOtsI Iise / Stp99su al
ben fore Rpromibs; og Der iiObsr en-.
seIits MGnc Og autncer pg fiber fig
pp meb Branosuiu, sitsr at be CT tratts
al at ipils Tennis Os Golf.
g. G.