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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

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General ManAgef Hattin Of wInhloa
Bros. has returned from trip 70 Tan,
where he made a general inspection
Of conditions pertaining to the work
done on the st. Paul line. Mr.. Battin
unhesiiatinelg declares that the work
Is proceeding IN splendid shape ana u
progressing beyond expectations. The
work at Taft has been nceomplishez
in the face OF almost unheard of din
culties and exigencies. The labor re-
Quired to carry material over the Bit
ter Root divide has been OF a stnpen-
dous character and one requiring an
amount OF engineering skill almost
foreign to this western country
To cross the divide and transport
material over the crest OF the noun
tain, which is 900 feet above the tun-
mel. the contractors have been com
PEELED to deal with a number OF ex-
traordinary conditions. Every stick Of
timber which Is to be used in the con-
struction OF trestles and bridges on
the western slope OF the Bitter Root
mountains must be carried over the
peak, and for this purpose the con-
tractors have been compelled to estab-
lish and maintain an electric cable way
which is more than mile long. This
cable way is constructed Of cable
IL inches In diameter on which is
suspended another cable Of smaller
gauge. The latter is connected with
the power plant at Taft and is ar
ranged to run on the larger cable. An
elaborate arrangement OF clutches and
chains are attached TO the improvised
trolley and upon these chains is sus-
pended the freight necessary to carry
over the peak OF the hill. The raise on
which the trolley operates is about
], 100 feet. All material is unloaded at
Taft and hauled by wagons and
sleighs to what is known as the bot
tom terminus of the cable way and
from this point the material is handled
by the cable line.
AS far as the st. Paul line has pro
ceeded through the mountain at Taft
anu III AhdA Vicinity thtAc otCf al toAus
20 bridges and trestles in course Of
construction. These structures range
in height from 1876 TO 200 feet and from
300 to 500 feet long The highest Of
these trestles make the celebrated
Marent trestle. between Reid and
Eyaro, appear almost a pigmy in pro-
portion OF the structures mentioned,
two will be built entirely Of steel and
cement The remainder will be prin-
cipally of timbers. The timbers used
are so large that though the Bitter
Root range has upon II many immense
trees. none could be found Of sufn-
Client diameter to meet the require
ments and 500 carloads Of this ma
terial had to be shipped from the Pa
clfic coast.
Workmen are drilling on both sides
of the mountain at the Taft tunnel and
IT is expected the forces will meet
some time during the coming spring
Every effort is being extended in this
direction and full force of men and
machinery IS being worked night and
day.--Missoula (Mont) Muscular.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Euehre cIub.

Cards were enjoyed by the members
of the Euchre Club and several guests
last Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Sherwood. The club game was
played at six tables, and the member
ship prize, beautiful fork. was won
by Miss Anna Wade O'Nein. A pretty
spoon was presented to Miss NJ. s.
Miller, who scored highest among the
guests. After the last game, lovely
two-course luncheon was served. Mrs.
Trawick will be hostess at the next
meeting of the club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
10000 MIC for AxIes.

Not until the locomotive has made
her second trip to the hospital, with a
record Of 100000 miles, are her axles
taken from the drivers and replaced.
But on that second trip, regardless of
apparent soundness. not a single one
OF these nine-inch steel axles is left
keyed 10 the drivers The locomotive
has run distance betting the globe
ten times over and the shock and jar
TO nine-inch steel has crystalized the
metal past trusting longer until weld
ing and forging these shafts over
again make it fit for locomotive
frames.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

The rails of the Chicago, MiIwau-
kee G. St Paul railway have been laid
through st. Maries. and already freight
is being shipped to and from the town.
The road is being rushed as fast a.
possible, and before spring some OF
the finest transcontinental trains in
the country will be running through
St Maries.
Besides the main line OF Che new
transcoHtinental railroad. branch
9oad is to be built from st. Maries up
the St. Maries river and will tap the
biggest belt of white pine timber ia
the United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
0. E. 5. Meeting.

The Order of the Eastern Star held
a good meeting last night and degrees
were conferred by G. NJ. Cunningham
of Ardmore, grand patron of the o..
h. s. of Indian Territory Two candi-
dates were also initiated into the
lodge. After the business meeting
the hall was thrown open and the Wis
itors invited in Lovely refreshments
were served and pleasant social
evening followed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Beautiful Reception
AZ the owsIsY Home.

i
Prominent among the social affair
Of the past week was the reception
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J
r. Owsley, Mrs. Herbert seitz ant
Mrs. Lizzie Lester. in honor Of Mrs
A. Z. Thomas OF Bowie. Mrs. VIII
0wsley and Mrs Furlow Owsley Of
New Orleans. the latter two ladies'
brides Of the past year
The Christmas colors Of red and
green. carried out by holly. mIstletoe
carnations and fs.ns. we're the effect
i've decorations used In the reception
parlors. which. filled With the
many handsomely gowned ladies' who
called during the afternoon. presented
scene Of bewitching beauty. The
guests were met at the door by Mrs.
l. II. Harness and welcomed In the
front parlors by Mrs. II. B. Johnson.
Mrs. VIII Moore and Mrs. T. II.
Dwyer. Mrs. f. T.. Riddle then intro
duced them to the receiving line. head.
ed by Mrs ]. r. Owsley. and consist
ing Of the hostesses and honorees.
After greeting these ladies, the guests
were invited into the drawing room
by Mrs. j. +. Devore and Mrs. Claud
sigmon. and were served to home.
made wine and almond philopenas by
Misses Jeanette Bennett and Alma
sigmon. In the dining room the ladies'
were met by Mrs. d. II. sIgmon and
served a delicious two-course lunch.
con by Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Cheney.
Miss Mary O'Neill and Miss Hazel
Owsley.
Pretty Christmas cards, tied with
Christmas ribbons. were given the
guests as souvenirs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Mrs. Mary L0oan 8 surprIsed.

Mrs. Mary Logan was given a de-
lightful surprise by her Maceabee sis.
ters last Saturday afternoon, a large
crowd of them, bringing refreshments
and spending the afternoon with her.
The day was the birthday of Mrs Lo.
gan and the surprise made it mem
orable one. Several very pretty pres
ents were given her, including hand
some willow rocking chair, presented
by the lodge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
surprIsed on eIrthdaY.

A number Of the friends of Charles
Elliott surprised him very pleasantly
Thursday evening by becoming his
guests. the occasion being his 18th
birthday anniversary. Games and mu-
sic furnished enjoyable entertainment.
several musical selections being rem
dered by Miss Hattie Jordan and Mr..
B. A. Elliott. Dainty refreshments
were served late in the evening to
Misses Mamie Stoeknoche, Bessie
Henry Hattie Jordan and Gertrude
Wesser and Messrs Roy Henry and
VIII Westphal The host received a
number OF pretty gifts from his
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Bridge Whist Club.

The ladies Of the Bridge Whist Club
spent a very pleasant afternoon.
Wednesday. at the home of Mrs. l..
c. Hutson, completing a series Of
games. The winners were Mesdames
Harry Ludlow, Harry Brownson, F.
NJ. Bailey, J. s Blackmon. John Light
and Reford Bond, and the losing side,
which will entertain the other mem
bers, is composed of Mesdames Ben
Morgan, ]. b. Sparks. L. q. Hutson,
Finis Mcfarland. VIII Melton and
Morgan Hamilton.
A short business meeting was also
held at which Mrs. F. e. Riddle was
voted member of the club, and Miss
Ella Williams. permanent substitute
Mrs. Frank NJ Bailey will entertain
the club at the next meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Brldus Whist
At Mrs. Riddles.

8ridue Whist
At Mrs. Riddles.
The members Of the Bridge Whist
Club who we're losers In the last series
Of games, gave the winners a lunch
con Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Finis Ewing Riddle When
the guests arrived they found that
Mrs. Riddle had forestalled the club
hostess and In her hospitable way had
arranged a most elaborate and attrac.
tive apple luncheon. The dining room
was a bower OF beauty, decorated with
festoons OF apples held together above
the center Of the tables with an i'm
mense bunch of mlstletoe, and running
10 the four corners OF the room. The
table centerpiece was a cut glass bowl.
heaped up with rosy red apples. and
crossing this and running out to both
ends Of the table we're strands Of smi-
lax On each dainty place card was
poised an exquisltely tinted butterfly,
and these rested against colonial glass
candlesticks from which red candles
shed their soft light through red
shades. A delicious menu was served
In six courses. among the good things
being roast goose. cooked according
to Mrs. Riddles already famous recipe
Each course carried out the apple
idea. perhaps the most attractive be-
ing the salad end dessert courses. The
former was served in apple baskets,
tied with fetching little red bows, and
the latter was frozen and tinted to
resemble big red apples.
In the afternoon the guests played
bridge at three tables. Mrs Reford
Bond made the highest score and was
given landscape scene In sepia,
franed in brown. Mrs f. NJ. Bailey.
who scored second, received one of
Jessie Wilcox Smiths drawings of
child life, framed in black. The club
lsdies also presented Mrs Riddle with
a beautiful piece of old Dutch pottery
an shades of cream and chocolate
The club members present were
Mrs. Harry Jay Brownson and Mrs.
Harry A. Ludlow, who represented the
losing side and the winners. Mrs. J.
Spencer Blaekmon. Mrs. Ben Morgan,
Mrs John W. Light, Mrs. J. B. Sparks.
Mrs L. C. Hutson, Mrs. Frank NJ.
Bailey and Mrs. Reford Bond. Other
guests were Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs.
Robert Ray and Miss Ella Williams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
installation Of Officers.

The members OF the Trainmen's
Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon and
Installed the officers for the coming
year Mrs. Presley was The installing
officer and was assisted by Mrs. Sam
Brown, and both ladies performed
their work in highly satisfactory
manner. After the services the other
members presented Mrs. Presley with
salad bowl and Mrs. Brown with a
cup and saucer. The officers for
1908, then served a delicious supper
at which Mrs w. &. Ross, Mr. r. p.
Estes, Mr.. J. w Preston and Dr. /. E.
Emanuel were visitors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Altar Society.

The Altar Society of the Christian
church met Monday afternoon az the
rectory and elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent Mrs Mamie Vaughn; vice pres
ident Mrs Schrow, and secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. w. E. Ross. Reports
from the Catholic bazaar were heard.
and the receipts amounted to over
$500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

On November s, 1888, the first
steam locomotive, the Rogers, ran In
Illinois on the Northern Cross rail
road. which is now part OF the Wa.
Aesh avstarn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19

. All items intended for publica-
: cation in this column must be re
: ported not later than D. m. Fri
. day. Telephone fS.
49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
sorosis Study Club.

The Sorosis ladies' enjoyed an un-
usually pleasant meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. d. E. Emerson.
After an interesting lesson, a short
business meeting was held, and Mrs.
R. E. Davenport was voted into the
club. The club president. Mrs Ed.
F. Johns, then presented each mem
Der with dainty little Christmas
gift, her own handiwork. The next
meeting will be held Jan. 6, at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Gilkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Maccabee Meeting.

An unusually large number we're
present at the Maccabee meeting
Tuesday afternoon, and an enthuslas.
tic business session was held. Mes
danes Gertrude Marrs, Anna Jordan.
Bedie Tolan, Bertha Hosick and Leila
Williams, were initiated into the or.
der, and several other applications
were received and lovely luncheon
was served by Mesdames Estes Lor.
ensen, Davis and Ellis and Miss Har-
per.
Miss Mary Norwood of Alex is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
l. G. Cowan.
Postmaster and Mrs. J. A. Rose re-
turned home last night from visit
in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. w D. Cook went to Comanche
this morning to spend the 0nristmas
holidays with her parents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
Quilting Bee.

Quilting Bee.
Mrs. Estes entertained the members
of the B. Of R. T. Auxiliary Wednes-
day at an old-fashioned quilting bee,
The ladies assisted Mrs. Estes with
her quilting in the morning. and at
noon enjoyed an elaborate dinner
served in seven courses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
CALLED FOR SKILL
RAILROAD WORK ACCOMPLISHED
UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

Line In Montana Carried Through
Though Obstacles a . ssupsn-
deua Character HAD to He
Met and Ovarooma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
cOmpIImentary % Mrs. Manatt.


The many delightful social events
OF the week were pleasantly usaered
an, on Tuesday by Mrs. William
Rhenheimer, who entertained for her
sister, Mrs Ameal Manatt Red. white
and green were the colors chosen for
the attractive decorations. the shades
were drawn. and the lights shaded
with red. Cut flowers and clusters Of
Mistletoe and holly. suggestive of the
approaching holiday season further
adorned the rooms, and added to their
beauty Whist was the chosen game
of the afternoon, and the dainty score
cards were OF Christmas design. The
prizes were beautiful hand-painted
plates he first being won BY Mrs
J. f DeNore and the second by Mrs
Henry 0berstein Late in the after
noon The cards were cleared away.
luncheon cloths were spread and a
~ ~ WI % luAAHtbH atiNtu. EAtu dHu
white carnations were the favors OF
The afternoon -. ss-'
q The invitation list included. Mes
danes w. II. Robbins, F. E. Riddle,
B. B. Barefoot, L. c. Hutson, J. s.
Blackmon. l. Erich. H. B. Johns J,
Herbert Seitz NJ. b Louthan, r T.
Baze, NJ. G. Cannon, Harry Ludlow,
j u. Carmichael, J. H. Griffin, J. S.
Askew, John Light, J. B. Sparks, w.
a.. Peters p G. Spinning Ben Nor.
gan, t H. Dwyer, John Crib, Lizzie
Lester, Claud Sigmon, VIII Owsley,
Bryce P. Smith, T. H. Williams, F. NJ,
Bailey, J. F. Devore. c. E. Hair, Hen
ry 0berstein. f. A. Fisher. H. A. Coley
and Estell, and Misses Dottie Hardin
Alma sigmon, Esther Macer and Gus
sic Johns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-19
vna Hook-Anderson.

Wna Hook-Anderson.
Miss Bessie Van Hook of Minnesota
avenue and Seventeenth street, and
Mr. Ray Anderson Of Darlington, Ind
'wvTe quietly married at the Baptist
E1arsonage by Rev. Freeman Tuesday
afternoon. Only the brides family
and 4 few ultimate friends witnessed
ahe ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left the next
day for Indiana, where they will make
their home.
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9049. Co.: 1. Soor er bet 3anS,
fem Ifal anbnes / Riuueiota, beIi9geroe,
os bpao Slags 9dro sr Set2 CT bet
ldnst fra Sernbone?
2. Waa man lepe itaoig | is Naa@
neber paa Sanoet, fsr man fan PROBE up
meb Seuge?
8. Itaa man. for man tdger Sontes
iteao, sier 8ebe for, ON uran pil probe
op meo Senge eQer life?
Spar: 4. Set susitc 9anoumraape,
ipm | CT nGr 5remtib, iuapiot ri reo,
pil blipe aabnet for Excitement, or Cans
bet paa 5pnb Su 9ne 8rieruatiunen | Tn.
lntb 2anbbtftrift. gi fan life aipe no
gen Scifripelier af SauSet. Spsrscren
bsr benuenbs iia til II. 2. Sano Office,
Sulutb, 9itnu. 2auoet ifaI aabncs ON
ca. 4 Tiger.
2. Wan maa DO paa 2anSet uaibruSt
I IA Waanebcr for at fnnne prppe %
meb 3enae.
3. Hei, life nsbpenbispis. Otter IA
NaaneberS itabist Spbplo paa sanbst
fan man efter anissnins prone up meS
4ense, ielp um man upriubelis tus Gan.
bet | ben Seuiist at prppe up paa fem
aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18

norife @eIonot / EnriS 0eocI SlrIS'
berg OF oen norite @eiau6t i 2is'
bentopu Saaeulp. lluocr Git9ods
gen mcb0CItc @C0cI S~orl2bCrq. a.
&c frantic SouruaIiitcr al ScnRcu
por bIcunc 6cforcrcOc mcO St. Clou$.
crocncuS lite ST. OF Reprricutoutcr
for SEN norIfc GreSic, &. &oIit, Er9f.
@crboro Gran. 3eooftGrcrnc &2Gt
Shibitco % Sbommealcn par uO'
nGpntc iii RiOoere al GgrcSlcgiOGcn.
Goa SIottet garc5 ~iaaaraitcS en-
muiifaIit Soirc. Ger par uogoott
ca. 500 Snobp0eIicr, Nntionul:te'
otretS Srfcitcr. 6ru Goup Gionrno
"a Trf. Silour Gnbcricu mCopiricoc.
Otter aorccrten rur ser Soupcr. &c
iruuife SourunIilter bicu ]prTicut>rc'
sc for Song NanforL % ocrcS Gro'
iprcr frcmbar ior Sougcn inc Sol
IcacrS 5of for hen llomGrfciic, Der
bar TIBET Dem peo 0pcrrTttcI'cn az
SluuSor6Cnen.
81. II / 6ormioSag toa GrPiiOcn'
ten, Song &aoton % &ronprtnS
Clap mco 5elgc ire Sporuogne op
til Solmcnfoucn b~poriro DC | &oane
fjerte iii @orcnfoum Sonatortunt.
Scr NaueS sci. - Ell 2undl, I'll bull
fen bar iuobuot ca. 90 N%crloner,
Gercitcr fiertc man til SoImcnIoI'
len, buorira MAJ toy meo Sporpoan
REQ til WoiorIhicu o. oerira / %o8nc
blcm.
To(licre8 9(irciic inn6t Stco 81
termioooq ill ioitiot GiO. &rr'tocu'
ten too poa SIottrt giltco meo
CronriuQCn oQ I~cOioRcoC3 til @rpg'
oeu al aonQen mcO GeI0c; Stole
cIfaororcn eitortcrcoc 9ortcGen. Noo
Nruoocn por moot Stortbin8ctS
Qrpiioentifab, &CgicrinGcn1 Ntco'
Iemmcr, Gorp8 0ipIomatiquc ~ SrI'
itiouio8 militrre @tpnbiGbcocr. On
itor WcnneifcmGnGoe biIitc poa 60
rerne GrriioCntcn mcO itGrfe Sur
roroub, ionl loo nlc0 iornpet Stpr'
fe, ga ariitioniu 9uS Cro'rrer no
praotc ct "&eue ErTiiocrt 0oilte'
res" ,ioet GhoIuppcu "Sticrncn" meo
Irpiioentcn omborO noGlc gttnittcr
oper ST. / Iogoe fra Sonnerbrp03cn
GA ieiIe0e uo til "&critc". "a
"Stierncu" itsbte ira @rpagen, az
oapc8 SoIut ira Ater&bilS % Ent'
ierIfibct "gio$poIo" % De tronltc
Sfibe; Solrten iorupeoc&. "a Song
Soofor noQlc Wiuuttcr icnere tonI
tjlbooe. Sort eitcr Icttcoc "%crite'
. nc sc epri8c ironite Stibc Ar'tcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18
SineTT 2Ggcfnmf.

Sineiernc err rteget ombpg9eIt8e
meo lin Sel6re0. De foniulterer nG'
item bagIig i'm Sarge og iIl'ger MnS'er
al MeOici1.
lln0er ari9en meIem &uSIono og
S,opar bar &ineierne iprigt Ihloeret
Sc elropriife 2pgerS Sperationer og
itiooIet 6erc3 Mteoiciu oOeroIt, boor
Sc fun0e iaa tat pan Den. SGrlt9 er
Sc bpppiae SiI6ogetog ouer Sails og
,Sppeo fommet Dem tilpoS, ou Der oil
tbs bleu cfterlo0t en- NGngoe Wteol'
cinfosier. Wen fan &ineieren life
foo europpiIf 9ebanOling, ioa looer
ban iig ogiaa gierne neie meo fine.
tiff. 8eban0Img. Set encrne Intal
al fineIiIfe 2pgcmiOIer blir i%nOnnnoet
operalt / Raturen. Sooeoiogeltg or1'
pen6er man oog Ilanteitoiier.
Com WiO6cl til Selbrc0elle anpcn'
oes IGrlig "9lpio". Oct er e9entlig
mere en- Wteto6e en0 ct WtiOoel, t0et
Der berueo foritaaes enbper art al
Robqift aupenOt ia~aleOeS, at man iom
Selbrebeliesmiobel berptter oct moo
.Iotte al, boaO Der formentIig bar
frcmfaIot Spgoommen. Or oerne ef'
Ter 2Goens Sfieu opitaaet paa 8ruto
al Garme, itror foar 8attenten Ell
folb Dolls; er oeu opitnoct al altloe,
iau fommer 8atienten | fogeu0e beot
gon6. Maaife fan Der bare noget /
bette. Den andre SeIbre0eIiesmioler
er belt uforitoaelige for De eltrop9tIte
I29aer. Saaleoes fiirerer De tineit'
Ife Softorer 9lin6beo peO SiGlp al
ct. Sansorme o9 9iergfrpitol. NoG
9epra (SpeOaIifbeS) onpenOer Dc
9laogulb, Der BOG fitn fam anpenoes
az meget rige Satienter. SGrIia
magiif SeIbreoeIiestraft tiQGgeer ai.
uejerne: Siorteus Sorn, Si9ereu:
Sauo % iremfor oft: SanOen al En-
Rbinoceros. Wfen al ole SelbreoeI
iesmioler er Dog iutet iaa p~iOumoerlig
ion "Binieng". Oct er Ell llrt, ion
beIbreoer ole Spgoomme.
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6poroan Sope bIir til.
Sungrcsicns SremgangsmaaSc.

st 2opiorilng, Ser life iormin6Ifer
cuer forbeier Iepenuen. fau Ia lin
SprinbelIc / bpilfet iom bclit al Sc
TO Suic. Den for GrempIet5 5fpIo
itol ri tGnfe os ct 2~ouiorilag, ion
ongaar "Sariicn", og ct iauOant
Torilog mno altiO fonme ira ~Sit'
ict".
Ga os tpltfe os, at aongrcsnraro
q. y. gisr ct 6orilog, at StaaI iful
IGttc8 pun 6riIiiteu. 5oriIaget bill
&c 6Ii ien0t til "tbc Committee OIL
8aps anN Renn5", og Seriom life
rem 9ontte ienotc bet tilbage igien,
rilbe man life faa bore mer ON oct.
~lln6ertiben blir set ioreToaet, III en-
aomite ifaI iii fritaget for at gisre
npqet oeO ct 6orilag, Der / oct I'll.
iGl0e bringes irem for Suiet oirette
Sette benber DOG meget iieIoen.
Get er beitcrlt, at IGgges ct Sarii'
iorilaa frem for en- aOmite, inbbefat.
ter bette sen belle Sariilop. "Sbe
8nps ano Neaus~ saomitccn fau
iaaleoes ium Subititut for oct 6or.
ilaa at iRtte Staal paa Sriliiten
Iagge ircm en- irllo "Sorif 9ia",
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Gpar: u. oar Ect.

1854. Sp.: Sar man Cot til at retIe
bort OF arbeioe en- Manreb, la mo
bill probe op pad IA Radneoer?
.. Spor q bar man COB til at
bh9oe ct "S6antb" fra Sbartltuien.
3. OR man reot til at babe Sreno
paa 2anoet, raar man oil probe OBJ paa
II Raaueoer2
4. aommer Der uogeu 4acnt runSt
oo Ter efter bbab improvements man bar
8iort paa 2auoct, fereno man faor PROBE
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spar: 4. Rci, ban itaa b. itabia
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len.
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itcmmcr meh Sunbbcocn clcr Ct. @eo
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