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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
A MURDER CASE.
A Dead overeOat Brings Out the Re.
serves

A Dead overeOat Brings Out the Re.
serves.
Murder, surel" whispered a First
precinct patrolman few nights ago.
His nose was fat against the window
Of a photographers shop up on. F
street Dimly visible within the shop
we're evidences of what appeared to
be a grim midnight tragedy. But
now the drinks are on the patrolman.
The Sherlock of the First precinct
straightway "gum-shoed" 1t for the
most contiguous patrol box, and no
large amount OF spring timothy found
time to sprout beneath his goloshes
before he had got a reserve squad I'M
der the command Of the sergeant at
the scene. Then, in the departments
best style, they advanced upon the
place of horror.
To the nude optic It surely looked
as though their actions we're about to
be justified, for within the back room
of the tintype emporium, dimly lighted
by a night lamp and lying surround.
ed by a riot of overturned pictures and
frames and paraphernalia, appeared
a huddled heap OF black
Its woman-and she's dead!"
the sergeant whispered. Surround
the place before rouse the purlieus."
When the squad had deployed the
sergeant began tattoo on the door
which sounded like Salvation Army
night in Market space Five minutes
later a bleary-eyed photographer per-
son was aroused from his sleep, and,
turtle-like, stuck his head from one OF
the upper windows.
pwhatsh matter?" he demanded.
House plnched?'
Come down here and open upl" the
policeman shouted. There's been muir
der done"
~Wowlp the owner OF the head
vouohsafed. The head disappeared.
and soon the street door was
opened to the waiting policemen.
with drawn guns they advanced on
the heap Of black in the back room,
peering into corners for any possible
Dorsey Foultz who might be lurking
there.
The sergeant bent over the huddled
heap Of black and straightened, with
foolish grin on his face.
so 'Taint nothin' but an overcoat.
he said
MY overcoat," supplemented the
bleary-eyed photographer person.
oGuess I had a little too much to
drink" he continued, and when
came in tonight I threw my overcoat
down after had stumbled over more
picture frames than I ever dreamed
we're in my boss's shop Washing.
ton Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
WIT TUN1WIR
.317D
SAAR GAS HI

"she Tilted mel Congratulations
"sirl' Don't get angry, married
her."-Cleveland Leader.
"You say that the cook assaulted
your" inquired the Judge. "He did,
kicked me, your Honor" Where did
he kick your In the pantry. Judge
It was rush house in the subway.
Martin. Luther hung YEARLY from
strap, Here stand l." he said. God
help me, can do no otherwise" ~
Judge.
what l am after" declared the
spoils-party candidate, is not SO
much causes as effects" Whose eff
fects?" shouted a man in the crowd
Baltimore American.
Sunday school teacher-If your en-
envy should smIte you on one cheek.
what would you do? Tommy Tufnut
Dat would depend on how big he
was.-Philadelphia Record.
why is it?' asked the dear girl.
that the bridegroom's attendant is
called the best MANI" II suppose It's
because he is the best off" growled the
fussy old bachelor.-Chlcago Daily
News.
Don't you consider It honorable TO
tell a man his faults to his faceT'
queried the youth. Eyes" replied the
wise guy, but | consider It safer to
tell them to his neighbor. Chicago
Daily News.
Can you tell your present nance's
ringTN inquired the romantic girl as
the doorbell sounded. "Why, certain
ly." answered her practical friend. ITS.
the newest OF the lot"-Louisyille
Courier-Journal.
Il wonder" said the facetious oper-
attic tenor, "If would come under the
proposed dog ordinance?' "Why2"
asked his friend. Because my chief
part in the new opera is barky-role."
Baltimore American.
you take me too seriously" pro-
tested the muckraker convicted Of IL
bel, acting as though people were
expected to believe my stun" Real
ly there did seem to be merit in the
plea, but It came too late.--Philadel-
phia Public Ledger.
We'll. where's that eookT demand
ed his wife Don't tell me she wasn't
on the train."o she was on the train.
timidly explained the commuter. "but
l got to playing cards and a Lonely
Vile man won her at whist Louis
Vile Courier-Journal
II did think" said Cholly snobberly.
"of going in for politics. but was
afraid | wouldn't know just how to
tweat my interiors. don't y know
"Your Interiors; remarked Sharpe
20! you wouldn't be likely TO meet any
of them Philadelphia Press
Goodley-They're in reduced cir
cumstances, of course. but their fam
fly is very old one and proud, even
If they have lots Of debts They date
back 70 the earliest colonial times
Cutting-The debts, you mean? don't
doubt that. Philadelphia Press
"Bixby is the man who invented a
luminous keyhole." Yes 1T was a
failure. Bixby came home from the
club at two O'clock in the morning.
confident that he would have no
trouble In finding the proper place to
insert his iatchkey. And, lol when he
looked for the luminous keyhole he
saw a whole galaxy OK them'-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
THE MASTER OF LIFE.

] am the plough,
Master OF Life.
Where my sharp coulter leads
Ceases sterility;
And, BY my largesscs
Gladdened and satisfied,
Follow the peoples,
]. in the gllmmering dawn,
FurroWing circlewise-
Leaving Wide gaps where Death
Swung his black gates anon
Traced the founda lions where
Rose the proud battlements,
Bastlons and walls round
The City OF Lief
To me for charity
Come the worn mendioants,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

Footing It painfully
Out from the darkness
Into the silence
Here are my aims for you
Poured forth abundantly--
Yours while the earth knows
Summer and winter,
seed-tlme and harvest
Eat and be glad!
Egypt and Nlneveh,
Rome and Assyria
Were but my pensioners;
am the permanent.
6till stand my Kingdoms
Still wave the cornnelds-
Seeming but slave indeed,
Master Of Life am L
am the plough!
W. G. Hole, In London Spectator.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02

The Spanish senate has adopted the
bill dealing with the reorganization
OF the navy.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-07-02
ySJS1yj1E5gS1r
ole Identity Of Diane.
BY NfurieI Hine.

r5ISrISI
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10

injustice or mismanagement. But on the other hand, when we consider the inevitable increase in the revenue to the postoiiiee department, when we should no longer be found to patronize the Express Companies, we stop in amazement at the fact that the parcels department is more willing to sacrifice the income than to assume larger bulk or weight of packages. 1t takes but moment to reallze that there are several we'll established express com panies that owe their good lstanding in some egree to the willingness to handle merchandise, etc., that is not accepted by the United States mail. In this problem l may actually say that we are immediately concerned. It requires no wonderful amount of imagination to foresee the benefit to inhabitants of rural districts that would be derived through any reduction of cost or removal of restrictions in parcel delivery. We would be in more inti- mate touch with the merchants of the city and the barrier of distance would be removed by an added facility of transportation of articles of useful ness.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10
Dinners Served.

output of pure food products of the company fully corroborate these broadminded, considerate and exacting requirements of efficiency. It has been by this policy that the Borden Con- pany has succeeded in retaining it's prestige in the milk supply-the power of insisting upon farm and dairy con- ditions which might otherwise have seemed overexacting, without which no amount of clever handling could have enabled it to maintain its reputation for an hygienically perfect product.
 The most sanguine expectations of the founder of the business in relation to its future have been vastly exceeded and surpassed. AS indicating the pres ent scope of the company's operations. it is interesting to state that they now market the entire milk supply from over 145 receiving stations and fac tories, situated in the choicest dairy
 sections between the Atlantic and the Pacific. New York City and suburban
 towns get the bulk of the fresh milk
 supply daily from Eastern districts,
 Chicago and her suburban towns re- ceiving the middle West supply daily.
 The greater part of the Borden bus mess, however, lies in the manufact- ure of condensed milk, evaporated
 milk and matted milk. One large de- partment, a growth during the past ten years, is devoted exclusively to the manufacture of caramels and milk
 chocolate. The name "Borden's" is synonymous with Eagle Brand, :" which is doubtless as widely known in the homes of the world as any other trademark. Under the direction of Mir Rogers his concern is now the largest and most important factory in the world in the practical development of sanitary milk products. Its ed ucational work is constantly augment ed by we'll organized corps of capable veterinaries and inspectors, who super wise and fulfill the rigid requirements necessary for the production of pure and wholesome milk. The adminis- trative policy of the company does not permit of the adoption of untried tba- ories and ''fads;" they "hold fast to that which is good" by first proving to their entire satisfaction that the consumer is supplied with the best that science, skill and means produce.
 Of pronounced char acter and modest disposition, and with rare devotion to family and friends, it is pleasant, too. to trace the old habit of faithfulness
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10
The NewtoWn Bee
 Newtown, Friday, July 10. 1908.
THE HOME CIRCLE
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK g.
A PAPER BY JULIUS RiFKIN, READ BEFORE EASfO GRANGE.

Though we are not immediately and directly concerned in the question of the side interests" of our Post Office Department the subjects of Postal Sav- ngs banks and Parcels Post under con- sideration this evening means more than passing word. When 1 maintain that we are not immediately concerned, l do not deny an actual and vital re- ation of the Postal Department to our activities in this district. Before touch- ing upon the data and proposed re- forms of Said department, let us def- nitely bear in mind the fact that the body of people engaged in agricultural pursuits by the exact nature of such pursuits enter in and are vitally affect ed by any National issue. The truth of this statement would be discussion worth entering right now. But suffice it to say, for our need in the under standing of the two problems before us, that any change purposes to facili- tate the exchange of commodities or currency whether it be international, interstate or local is, in large meas ure so much aid in the activities of the agriculturist. Though our nation is young one, it has arrived at the maturity to know that the lessons of actual experience are the most reliable. Therefore if any statistics may be little far fetched and remote, please bear in mind that they are real facts and that no one can plead more truly than the one who embodies facts in his place. ................. ...................... .
 POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
 Although the postal savings bank system is not yet with us, it is the con- viction of those who give the subject more than passing thought, that it is bound to come at no distant day. The average citizen does not seem to un- derstand how the system is operated in other countries. He fancies it is some sort of foreign institution associ- ated with monarchy. He supposes that to establish it here would be to encour- age standardization and swell the office holding class. But it is fact that the postal savings banks, as in the case of other popular institutions in foreign countries, have come into being. after panics and financial distresses to which the masses of the poor people were try ingto do something to keep them selves.
 The 59th Congress adopted resolu- tion asking for information on the op-
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10
Almost Given Away.

One beautiful 16x2O Pastel Picture in 10 diff ferent colors for only 25c. Sold in New York for soc. We have big stock and have got ito sell out at a sacrifice. Send 25c in stamps or silver and we will send this beautiful colored picture by return mail postage prepaid. Not more than sold to one person. Address Ma pier Novelty Co.,, New Preston. f
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10

to duty in the civil life of William J. Rogers. AS he had stuck to the Haw- kins' Zouaves in war so he stuck to the Borden Company in peace. Hav- ing attained high position (without the accompanying wealth. in industrial life, William J. Rogers has again been solicited to let his name. if snot his power, be used in the development of other enterprises, but always in vain. Occasionally people not fa- miliar with the facts mistake him for another gentleman of prominence tof the same name. This company is still in control of the original owners or their heirs, no outside influence ever having dominated in the policy of the business. No other organization what ever but the great Borden Condensed Milk Company can boast of his ac- tive membership in its directorate. And this loyalty. combined with his before mentioned principle of "a square deal" and quality of hearty human good fellowship. has led him to shape the company's invaria hle policy in regard to its employees. To him is largely due the method of busi- ness by which some time ago all of the men occupying important positions were enabled to become stockholders and thereby promoted the general feel ing among both the stockholders and employers that they are all comrades in one great industrial corps.
 It was in 1884 that MT Rogers, aft CT being for some time an invaluable aid to Mir Klemm, the former secre- tary and manager, succeeded to that double office upon his death. Several years later H. Lee Borden declared to the company that, while he appreciat- ed the honor of being its president, he felt it but right that the man who act ually did the work and whose directing influence permeated every department should also ostensibly hold the office. That man was William J. Rogers. He was then elected president of the con- pany whose employ he had entered dur ing the Civil war, and las its president he still continues after a service of nearly half century to carry its pros perity and it's benefcent activitykto greater and greater heights yearly.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10

Proof is inexhaustible that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound carries women safely through the Change of Life.
 Read the letter Mrs. K. Hanson, ao4 E. Long St., Columbus, Ohio, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
 "I was passing through the Change Of Life, and suffered from nervous. ness, headaches, and other annoying symptoms. My doctor told me that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound was good for me, and since tak- ing 1t l feel 80 much better, and l can again do my own work. l never forget to tell my friends what Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound did for me during this trying period"
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-10
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, andhas positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera- tion, fbroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear ing-down feeling, tlatulency, indiges- tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it9
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Sicr5ebnfes &npitel.
Gin paar @oheu tuorsu peraonae

Gin paar @ohen trarsn pcrsanecn
fir ore 6mterbliebencn cine
ihrner3s uno t%rausrpctle 3cit, aeer
audi cine 3eit Der @itterteit. Sen
COB Der gntcl 5i erfragen, hattie Die
@rgebune Der @rdfin alsaerciht;
dber ooS einSige ainO az perlieren, es
lid auf iolhe @eiie entriien an ies
ben, bns mar 5u piel mir tic. Sn Der
%er6fpeifluna, Der Sniiungsloiisieit
res eriten SdJuer6es bate @rnf 8erz
gan nlics o ibr e~rfabren, ipds lie
ibm nliS mebr ais einem 8rltnSe big
Jet perlhDiegen. Nls lie ben fnrGtz
barren @inoruf serabrie, Den bieie
WittheiIuns aif ibren @atten mad5te,
erId)rdt lie 6ipnr unb ipilnidte, troe
ibrer leibenid>aitlihsn grreeuna seaen
Zen Sd1ipieeeriobn, lie bate bas @es
beimnib 6epubrt, es ipenisltens mill
Der, ifonenber ouisebedt.
Nber bos llnbcil lpa geiheben. Mit
ciiieer adItc bate Sersau, Der bis
jest BOILER Site uuh Sbeiluabn,e seaen
ictnen Shpiegeriobn gefueIen, oieicm
erofinet, bnB linn mad benz @or9cfall
leneu bas Saus peridloicn lei. heIien
cin5igc 0offnurg er 5u @runbe gerihs
ter. beiisn Slid CT 5eritDrt babe. Sic
@rdfin bate ibm iton friiber in ben
bitteriten Worten ben SOB Der aelichs
ten 3phtcr ais Die 5olec ieines 3bnns
u~or9erorfcn. Iud, Die NcrSre batten
crtldrt, bob lie in Solse zines 9ebci4
men @rame5 geitorben lei. ellis pb
er lid, bas nift iclher 9eiast. ni6t
tailieub Nal piecerbplt bdttel CT
bate alle5 an8ebDrt, allies obne CT
wioerlne ilber lid erseben ~laiien. 9as
MaS ieines Glenbes, ieineS Sanumers
lpar ilberna; bies leste nod. 10 bitter
IS linn ionit gepeicn mare. lieB ibn
i'll bieiem Nugenblife falt. Nur. oils
bel bcn Nnltnlten our 9eirattung Der
@raf Die 9eiiesuue ieiner Sodter in
Der Samiliensruft Der Sergaus oeroros
nete. mar CT auS ieiner 9etaubung
unprecedented. Wit elmer 3eibens
I1aftlibfeit. aIs selte es, pie Bebenae
mteperSneeninnen, bate er' oaraili be-
ltanoen. ba6 Die Soote nah 3nurat ses
brnht perben iolIe. llno 10 iebr md
oas @efiibl Der Glteru iif baeeeen
ltraubte. ite miBten es geideben lais
zen, fpoltcn lie niht mt1 Dor Der @ett
tire Softer urb ii6 ielber blo6ltellen.
Nber I'M Scrsen erbitteriten tic lid
nod n'ebr se8en ben llnipilroigen. Dem
ne ibr Sinh anoertnut.
9hln rlibts Ineelica 3uilden Waris
milan nno @upplpb i'm b~lnmeniibsrs
oedten Sarge. Sielen ben 8eo sl,r
@rnft 5u ihmijden. lparen Die Srei6e
bauer Der Sonptitabt mnb oes Sdlsis
leS ibrcr Glumen beraubt pornen:
bier lpie bort batter 2iebe unb Werebs
ring ssipetteiicrt. Der bclsen Soeten
Gin lebtes Siebes 5eihen. cinen lestcn
SruB 81 lenoen. Bonn Shlolie Scs
aatiers biz S2s armeu 3orfbutte ipur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

nem Sflnee bon Dem ndben Some
berilber; aber er tounte feline @ebdrs
fen niht bannen, nid,t or0ren. Wdhs
tiger oils je batten Angefiea's Bortc
bic olte 3eit pafgerufen; oriidenber
ais je lditete Der alp Der 0ergansens
belt nuf i'm. llnD bod ipoate ibm pns
5tutidbeu tpieber cine Soffnuns auifeiz
men: iie hattie i'm ia ridt peritoben.
@r lpo(te ibre itrengen aniid)ten be-
~fdinpfeu. lie ipieber seIpinnen ilm jez
ben Yrets, ipelln MIR .....
ga nlroe leile an ieine Sbnre ses
flupft. Shnea ofinete er. fpeineno
itonb hire 3oie Dor Inn.
Sic perlnnst md ,Shnen Z. lie
itirbt". peiter fonnte has &dohen
nidbts berporbringen.
@inen ansenbitd Itano Der @raf
nie BON Donner 9eriibrt, bann elite
er NIT Dem Hufe: .gs lit nift mogs
litl" pur9 ole Gauge uno ma BET
i6r. nod ebe Die 9ienerin big An ben
3inmern Der gltern selanst tpar.
Inselica iaB, bon BEN 3iiien aes
ltiibt. bnlb nuireht. .Saltc MIDI,
PauI, mir miro 10 nnsit". iagte iic
febtpnd. or idlob ben Arm inter bas
ai1icn unb itiiste lie. Heben fonnte
er niht. MIR nit unidsliher sinait in
ihre 3ii9e blideu. .9eflnge mid
ni6t". fliiitcrte tic; lid sebe bdhjn,
no mein %las lit, gu meinen Sim
bern"
"@erlnB mid nidbt, pic ion ih obne
Did ons Seben %crtrn9en!" rief er, ibre
erfdltenoen 2ippen fiiiienb.
~OaburG 4. oab on oeiner
Yflihten a~epenfit~, entsegnete lie.
milbidm Die @prte berporbringenb.
limb nud) cines, Eaul -. CLAUDE Is
mir, i'm Auseiihte beg Sobes -.
bridJt aT mnierc 9bilopbic sniainmen.
Die Relisipu allein perrras bas
Sferben ..... leiMt ....... SIT
MADDEN" 4
Sic iant idper 3uriif. Sn bieiem
Gusenbiid troten Der 8raf uue Die
@rdfin Gin, pelfe, aiis benz eriren
Sdlafe seipedt, bnitis in einen leihten
In5ns 9eihliipft iuareu. Bic @rG>
Tin bellgte lid iiber ibre Softer.
~Angelica, mein 8iub", rief tic in
ber55erreibenbem Ton, niflag' beinc
Nugen nlf, iieb' mid an, bier bin id) /;
Define Wutter, bein Gater iii bier!"
0amit trodnete Tie Die Icrlen bon Der
fGlten, reiren Stirne.
Iber Die brehenben 8lide boben Iid
uift nlebr, Der @eiir hattie iid,. beireit
bon Dem Stnube, benz 3eibe Der erbe,
emporgeihmun9en 81 leinem Shops
fer, ieincm llrolicll. Nu Der leblojcn
5iile aber mari lid flaeeno Der troits
ioie @utte nieber nno ri,i: 80, fonnte
Id, cs glauben, baB ibre Scele fprts
le6tl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Die nensite Wpbe I'M Gpnapfant.

Seit lau9erer 3eit ltpn irnete iidh
DIE Yoltperfpultrns in Yriiiic(, mas
rpobl ans DEN Iebernen Sdden iperSen
modte. in benen lie Die 8rieipoit mad,
DENT eonsoitaat an I6iden pfIeate.
Oieie SGde tparen ndmlih iebesmal,
bnlb mad ibrcr Intunft. uui rdtbiela
bate Weiie serihwuneen. Sest bat
man enblih hes Ndtbiels 20hma aes
funbsn: Die Neser. oic i'm Congo
ltatt bon Der Vcitberipdltuna ais
8rieftrGser ~beiddftist neroen, baben
Die Sdde itibist, ilm tic ibren Srauen
ooer ibren grdrItcn 81 idenfen. Sic
Weber I6nitten oen Sadbpben ipee,
5oaen Iih Die SGdc iiber ben aopi,
befcitiaten lie an ben Siftcn mittets
oes S6lieBbatsns. fur3: maotten lid
oaraus eiuen Mpd. llno ceshalb Iiebt
man Jest int @onaoitoat 10 picle Re
s%erinnen. beren R0de binten Die n,erfs
piirhise 9ufihrift nSriiIel - Gem
trum" trnaen.
-%@T-+-
Die Weuihen tam MAJ leift
perntten. aber niht ibrer Ndhlna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

Sn DEM Yripnt> Cabinet bes Gene
rails bon Geided iaB Der 8entmeiiter
Ses 8raien bon SaMra in tieiem @es
lprdh nit DEM Sausberrn.
.@s ir traurts. unenolih traurie",
laste eieier iest. vltno bod . allies
III nod niGt perloreu. Gem @raien
itcben treuc Sreunoe 5ur Scite. Die
ibm Iein berries @eifid trasen belien,
Die germ bereit iinb. oaes an tbun, mas
unter oieien llmitdnceu geIdeben
fanu. @ber Sic baben mir Sbre Iads
rld,ten 10 fiir6 gebrdnet mitsetbeilt /.
lpenn es niht sl anitrenacno fiir Sic
lit, mofte ih Gle bitten. mir aaes ctz
mas ausfibrlider Su ~er5dblen. @raf
laura miro nidts basesen BADEN, err
uertrant mir ipie Sbnen pollitdnoig."
sd ipeiB cs, @rceqens. 8aren
Sic bod Der Gefdbrte ieiner Suaenb,
Der Eertrnute 8erdens; ertennt er cs
poh bette mehr lpie ie, pelh elm treliz
err. robin,einenoer Sreuno Sic linn
tets paren. Sic BADEN i'm geipdrnt
unS ibm bod Sbre SreltnSifaft, Sbre
oillfe nint e~nt5ogen, nls CT Sbrc
@arnuns in DEN @inb idblus. Sbren
auten Gath nift befolgte. Sic ie6en,
CT bat mir aues seiast nnS untsridbdst
Den %erts zines ioloten Sreunbes
niHt. God id mill Sbnen nun Nds
beres b~eriobten.
(Sortlesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Adtmng, fatboliibc
SanoiuGer!

Nehrere tanSeno Nder Qano an uerfau'eu in
Der un,aegeno BON 4tee .aate, Yarrot 9ountu,
ssiS:. mare bel tnthpliidleu Rirhen uuo EdJulen:
3 'd'Snes yeriilano luie uodh irseuoup IN iiuoerr
better uno anpitaliten. NaS Snnh belueat I'D,
i'm Sretic BON $40 bis $50 per sitter iar ,pilbeS
polsiano; 9eiias ooli. UNI oas 9auo eamit AZ
radl Sage inD Serbeferunasn. Inn uShcre Nuss
tnnlt idreibe man az Hep. 6. q. obniit,
Slice 8 ate, gSiS. ~