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Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
WlNKELMAN.

Winkelman, Aug. 2S.-(SpeciaI Cor respOndence of The Republican, )-The recent rains in this locality have not On- ly been beneficial to the farmer and fruitgrOwer, but to placer men as well. Sulphur Gulch has had quite a flow of water for several days past and Joe Banta after a few hours work washed out enough of the yellow stuff to buy him a three months grub stake, to say nothing of the other good things he all ways has. Banta does not cOnfine his actions alone to Sulphur Gulch and it's placer, but spends most of his time on his own property that lies at the head of the gulch; nor can he be blamed for so doing. as he has four of the finest prospects in Arizona. and he don't have to sell any of them, as he wants to dig in them when he grows old.
 Saddle Mountain Mining company, uniting forces with Joe Pool. has been very busy repairing the roadbed of the Phoenix & Eastern running out of Winkelman up the Gila to Christmas, the heavy rains having done consider able damage to the grade, making the road impossible. in a great number of places; but owing to the energy and push of the above named parties, traf- fife is again resumed
 P. H. Hand and F. P. Harbin surely have the kind of rock a sight of which always has a tendency to make one say, Oh. goodness. where did you get it, And the expression of the face tells tales. You see something. You need no glass to look at this ore, as the gold is plainly visible with the naked eye. The croppings of this lode is about forty feet in width. pay streak ten inches, and assaycs S114 in gold. This property was located on the 12th of last March and the boys have five claims in this group. and are only a short four miles from the railroad.
 Henry Brady is responsible for this tale, and he insists that the same is true: Four and three-quarter inchg3 of rain fell at Winkelman in fOurhours. Most people here think that Brady had better build house to put that school furniture in, so that the children in this locality can get the benefit of an education, so they can measure the rainfall for themselves.
 Joe Rider, better known in this sec
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

tion as Dutch Joe, has seven splendid prospects in the vicinity of Sulphur Gulch Joe is'a hustler and everybody here expects to hear of something big coming from JOe's quarters very soon Nine average samples from different places on this property show an aver age value of S16.75 per ton. The ore contains gold. silver and copper. the principal value being gold.
 Samson Ackel, late of Phoenix. has harnessed up with Joe lilly. Their in tentions and plans fer the future are to increase the already extensive busi- ness of Tilly which under his manage ment and courteous treatment of his friends has reached such a magnitude that Joe finds it impossible to run on one wheel any longer. Ackel is a man that will command attention and re- spect. No doubt but what he will be very valuable addition to Joes bus mess.
 Annie F. ZachiS of Sulphur Gulch is spending a few months at Branden- burg's ranch. on the Arvipa. Annie is very fond of fruit and there is no tell ing when she will be back.
 Judge Snider and Dan McGahan are at present directing their attention to the property known as Holy Joe, To- cated between Aravaipa canyon and Mammoth. To pass over this proper ty just once is sufficient to convince the most skeptical. It has the promise of developing into the largest gold mine that has ever been discovered in Ari1 gentlemen at the wheel are strong enough in all respects to back up their judgment Such men as these are the kind most needed. in Arizona-vhen they put down a dime you never see a log chain fastened. to it. Everybody wishes these progressive men all sue cess possible se.
 There is a man at Sulpher Gulch by the name of E. B, Zachig. and it is impossible to keep him out of the sad dIe. being a native of Texas. He is continually securing the country. not for cattle. however, but for the metals and precious minerals of Arizona. Vel, Ben has made a discovery in the vicinity of Dudleyville that promises new ind0stries for Arizona. Mangan- csc, a name that is familiar to all minerolOgists, and the metal itself, in a way, is common to all prOSpeCtOrs. but as rule it is impure and in small quantities. rendering it of no commer- cial value. But when it is found in such quantities as this. 50 feet wide or more and seemingly pure as this, it is worthy of consideration. Most western manganese ores carry gold, silver and other values. and are in demand blythe smelters, being valuable for fluxfng.
 (Continued on page 12)
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

Mining men from different parts of the country continue .o drop into Pat agOnia. and look around the mining districts. 1t looks Us though people in the outside world were beginning tu | suspect Jhd: there are mines in this vicinity
 w. D. Grey left Sunday morning on business .isit t0 Ton bstone and Tucson.
 Thomas Fraser returned M. rday evening from q visit to Tucscn Mark Lullcy sp-r' tho greater part of last week in Patagonia returning tI Nogales Saturday morning. Last Fri l1v evening Miss LiIIan Mercer retIr !ad to her h,mp T: No l gales, ascer a visi1 wi:h Mrs. Oscar Ashburn, tj cri:tcn1e0. Last Fri1av ev"n!rg AIfrc Thurtci of Chic15) arrived in Pa-agGnia and left Saturday mprhinE fnr Ihc ctnlp of the Fotr Metals and tho National Consolidated } ming companies MT Thurtel Is interested in both compan- ies.
 Mir. and Mrs. IT. V NcFadden and two dau"htrrs were NisI.rs in Pata- gonia Satu. L-y. MT. McFadden is manager of the Empire rancn near FL gin.
 William Kemp, mining engineer for the Calumet and Arizona Mining com pany. was a visitor in Patag gonia Sal ur'lay and Sunday. Sunday the gen tleman. accompanied by w. T. Powers of Patagonia, visited mining prospects in the Patagonia mountains Monday he left for Tucson, accompanying his friend. s. P. BroughtOn. who is seri- ruSly sick
 George Burroughs, whi has "tendel bar for w. T. Powers for the past eighteen months. left Monday for his oid home in Del bio, TcXa<
 J. G. Hilsinger, an Fl Paso hanke r. visited the Four Metals mine the lta- ter part of last week. He returned from the camp Saturday evening with E. F. Bethel. MT. Hiisinger is inter ested in the mine mentioned
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
Continued from page s0

cat. Feed is very good at his camp ana he expects to reap a big harvest this coming shcaring time
 Joe Bryan and his wife have return ed to their home after a brief absence travelling around Arizona. Joe has oiSy been recently married and says that he enjoys married life immensely and is only sorry he did not marry sooner. Mrs. Bryan is a full-fledged Arizona girl and has the reputation of being able to rope a steer as well as any cowboy. Joe expects work at the Ray Consolidated Copper company in a few days. He is a good all-around man and should be an Al man for the com pany.
 Jim Shoemaker. a former popular mining man of this section has settled
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
SHORT HENS

Monday morning Mrs. c. A. Gabriel left for New York. where she will wis it relatives for few months
 M Rosenstein, CROsy). the Nogales cIothier, is a frequent visitor in Pata- gOnia.
 Monday S. P Broughton the mining man who has ben in Patagonia for several weeks for his health, left for Tucson, to enter a hospital TEc gen. tleman is seriously sick and was ac- companied to Tucson by DE r. R. Doron.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Cox were in from the Pittsburg- Arizona camp for sev- eral days this week, MT. Cox superin- tending the transportation of mining machinery to the camp.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

ANGELES,
 emoee and renovated 1908 Most popular family and tourist hotel in a Capacity 2o all the Phoenix Hon and J D.. CONNOR,
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
DEAFNESS CURED
BY NEW DISCOVERY
~ have de-
 monstr a t Q d that deafness can be cured" pr. Guy Clifford Pow ell.

The secret of how to use the mys- terious and invisible nature forces for the cure of Deafness and Head Noises has at least been discovered by the famous Physician Scientist. Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. Deafness and Head Noises disappear as if by magic under the use of this new and wonderful discovery. He will send all who suffer from Deafness and Head Noises full information how they can be cured, absolutely free. no matter how long they have been deaf, or what caused their deafness. This marvellous Treatment is so simple. natural and certain that you will wonder why it was discOv- cred before. Investigators are aston ished and cured patients themselves marvel at the quick results. Any deaf person can have full information how to be cured quickly and cured to stay cured at home without invest ing a cent. Write today to pr. Guy Clifford Powell, 343S Bank Bldg. Peoria. H.. and get full information of this new and wonderful discovery. absolutely free.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

of Arizona. They will leave for Chi cago in few days, thence to Los An geles, Cal, and then back to Kelvin
 Mrs. B. Schilling has been a Tre- quent visitor to Kelvin lately. We are always glad to see her.
 Roy Borrowdale who has been in the surveying corps at Ray, under MT Wheelock, is home for a few days res. He has been working stady all through the hot summer and has acquired e1- gineering considerable.
 Cole Green, the popular shoe man of Kelvin, has been breaking his colt tu ride the last few days. His horse is a good animal and should make an ex- cellent saddle horse.
 MT. Dunlap of Kelvin, Calumet X CO., has arrived in town preparatory to starting work in 30 days.
 Mrs. Stewards cafe continues to grow more popular each day. Her cooking is excellent and the variety of good dishes put forth would tempt the appetite of any man. Anyone con- ing to Kelvin and don't get a meal at Mrs. Stewards misses a good treat The other morning she had fried chick en for breakfast and the old bachelors of Kelvin are still talking about it.
 Word has been received from Post master Beebe and his family that they have started on their way to Kelvin from New York a few days ago If every thing goes alright they will be here by September 1st.
 Numerous complaints have been coming in town from property owners of the cutting down and hauling away of mesquite wood by the Mexicans. Kelvin people are unaware that this wood is stolen and that it is a mis- demeanor to buy stolen goods.
 THOS. $. TROOK.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
..S.S. NO 5tH MERGDRY !F,iHR

containing Mercury often given suffering with Contagious Blood Poson and the action of this drug that the short while and shuts the disease greater damage delicate internal members left the the this powerful and he stomach disturbed digestion mercurial heua action of S. S. S. entirely different It contains Mercury other harmful drug but made entirely of healing
 
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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30

(Continued on page 12O
Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
HOTEL ORENA

Best s1 a day house. Beautifully fur nished. Corner Seventh and Hope Streets. opposite postoffice, Los An geles, California.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
s Siusfarc,
gn 9uno reOOer tire
Sprn.

SOS POlltibetlent gtiellen i Sal-
ling tunOe Der torleoen Aften ner
rGre ltet Ell ulptfe; % g~eielien fan
lltfert alene taffe i'm 9uno for, at
ban life paa cen Sang milteoe line
) llnaa Barn. Holitibetienten %
bans 9ultru, Der boer en 2eilig-
eeo, UNDER bnilfen Der finbes ct
Sageri, bar ct 9ieblif gaaet biem-
me fra, oa oeres 3 8ern, benbolos-
pig 10, s o9 Az Aar, bar faloen
/ Ssen.
Saa Diebliffe efter, at be bapoe
bortflernet Jig, berte oe, at SUIT
cen, Der Loo Sopep9rellet beo ST
ben al Sernenes Seng, begpnote
at 90; Den blep til iiolt belt ra-
lenOe og LOB no og ifrabte paa en- al
0grene.
y~eielien og bans .9uitru leb til:
De meSte fprlt 9unoen, Der ms
lpm belat, % oa De fom ino / go
neo9reliet, ilog en- tpf &se Dem /
Uisbe. og ale ire Born loa / Sen=
gen, tiliDnelaoenoe liplsie. Niellen
areb De TO minoite og bar Dem uo,
og tililenOe Solf bialp bom set
Glolte al 9prnene lloenfor. Ga
@ernene Der bapoe faItet en- Gel OBJ
% if inoaanOet ben friife, Suit,
fom Be efterbaonben til 8epibItbe-
ben alle tire, og ben fslgenoe Dag
befanot Oe fig goot, ielb ON Sc
bel pnr fist blege ON Tehbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

Smlptti imitter.
EruiIer paa &ipet.

An0til ben /. Ofai 3. u. boeoe
Sr j ct @r6eioerbus UNDER Sfaa-
zupgaaro neo gtplteO en- Irbelos-
panb, ser peientligt ernereoe fig
pro at ielge Sr9tpi. Sen |. Waj
lptteoe ban. Sun ifuloe betale
DO &r. for &usleie, og bette Selsb
t~ibaaebolot 9roprietpr sri / bans
gTbej0sfortienelte.
5erooer bleo Wonoen oreo, ioet
ban troeoe at 30 bl1sfrit, og iiOen
ban Sio bar ban al og til Ienot
Brorrieter Ssi SruieIsbrepe, Iom
Rei Dog fife bar toget fig ~ipnOerlig
mar f6r MI. Oct iiolte, Der in0-
aruf, oar ct aobent 8repfort, bpori
9renfriperen nGbner, at Sri life
IT beore END Beef pna &9ibierg=
sOarA- S ct anOet 8reofort buDbe
auE Frepet, at III pilbe ban babe
fgt MeQemperenbe afgiort og bar
pnrat til at tage Be 10 Iar, iom
3ste oilbe foite. &ert iaa sri en-
fuu mborlig SruieG, iier ba 9rep-
friperen, mems ban boeoe Der, bob
& R0toft, at ban oil0e ipr9nge
Suaroen I 9rtften, at ban benpen0te
Ea iii ToGitiet / NpIteo.
@anObetjenten blep iad ienOt til
5foarupgaaro for at gan Gagt Der
Sm Ratten og epentueGt paagribe
EruielsmonOen. Samti6ig bleb Ser
4tIcfoneret til Bolitiet / Safsfp-
5ing. Der anbolot 8rebfriberen og
ligb lam unoeriege af en- 2ege. 9en-
N erf1ereoe imiolertio, at Wnnoen
ga fife bar normal, men better life
funoe ftges at pere farliq for fine
Dmgibelier, bporefter ban bIep Be-
xiitteret. Dog hupoe ban efter Borg
nssfterens Spfororing fsrIt fooei
1T furmentGiqe Silqo6ebnbenbe al
dsG.
grepfriperen er en- bnGbgoG Ser.
ipH, Ser tibIigere bar giort fig fiji.
Dig / gron6ItifteGie % fIere @angt
pErrrt in6eipprret poo en- 5inos-
hgennitalt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

Gen &sg, Der iaa ner bapoe
uolot De imuus 9so, itammeoe fro
9ageriet neoentnOer. Otter enot
@ogning par Der blepen faitet nog-
lc paaoe Serp paa Sloen, og @lp-
oerne bapbe efterbaunoen uOpiflet
en- Iterf Ss, iom ioa bar iipet gen
nem Spnens ~2oftsOGffe % Gnlp-
~Grpooerne / set &GreIie, bpor 8pr-
nene op6ol0t Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
&laosmanglen paa SinSsiggean=
ltaltcrnc.

en- Population fra Sen IDoDe1t.
GRlanoife 9egefreosforening, be-
taAaelbe al 9iitriftsl9ge 9reper.
3&iEgfreo, 9ege Nielien, @emmeleb,
W Sege SraenfeG, SlogeIie, bar
8H 10. Nob. baft Iu6iens bos
rSaintsniniIteren for at gere OBJ
mprffom pud be fortbibGe6e Sor=
Eolo, lom ElaOsmangIen paa
SiHOsIpgeonItoIterne ofIte6fommer.
Reiultatet al Sorban6Iingerne
rur. at BET par 6am befen0t, at Ell
Ca0an Flnosmnngel bar til Ste6e,
NJ At BON snife0e at ogre, bboo Der
pur finaniielt mtligt for at raa0e
Fob puG ben; ianIe6es bor set init
Taf, al man aaere6e til SinonsIo=
aens 2. 8eban6Iing oiI6e lie Sor-
4ag fra bom ON en- lt6pi6elie of
lII6sIpgednItdlten pes Gor0ing-
6Drg.
Gpcrfor 9eputationens 9Sren-
hauen al at. Der ugina fra &ommt-
HFrHeSSioe fun0e gSres meget mere,
mo Der Ill 6lep giort, lpare0e Sci
nIFteren, at 0erom moatte man ben=
Fenoe Zig til commandments
M, og oa man iaa frem69beoe, at
Aisles fredericksburg ofte bent
Egoes peo, at Ser ItflleOes for Itore
Sgroriuger til De murnunole Sim
f4nfrers S%noretning,. upfor0reoe Mi-
Rifteren Oeputationen til f6rlt og
Remmelt at tnie' meo 2%eqeitunoens
Sqioier oernm-
Eappet Vebrager. - On Ser
FpE, Ser goar UNDER bet Iielone
EuUn rSornfiifen", gioroe forleOen
ret betD0elig Snofeb I ell Wtanll-
;Gfagrbanoel / Iarbus, og for at
sssg Rsbmomoen trDg ringeoe ban
etmr op / Selefonelt og gap Jig no
Fpr at ppre fin egen Trtncipol, Der
Snsoe goo for Tengene. Do ban
aerefter bopoe fnaet Garerne. rplteoe
Ism aurbus gps St6p of fine Sso-
DR.; men ben %. Nop. fonot 8oli-
dsf bam obre poa Wols og fit bam
rnot tilbage til Iorbus.
On ijrloen Tnsl. 80 0renqe /
8afsbing pao Mors fanbt forleoen
rr Rge fart SugG, Der lao og ba'fe-
De rnu @eien; De fog ben meb ii9.
% BET er NIL fonItoteret, at set er
I'm TaofuIote u0eu6s Stprmioo(e"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
Spbcnbapns &anobefGitning.
&puO enitrepG lgerne
III etter I.

S &enitreblaOet rAal6org StiftS-
tioenDe" bar Sperretslagf9rer s.
SIR. 9urlen lfrcpet en- Irtifel ON
Scr parSInger, bpori ban betegner
oct lom &nnpiO life at Rifle BRUCE
&pbenbupns 2unobefpi thing. Oct
beOOer beri bl. a.:
6oriparsiagen er Dor 9ipslog
% bar ofgsres % beponoles uOen
politiife Gortibenipn. Gette ipnes
rgiua for iaa piOt at fltnne fife, lom
oIe Gortier fun iamles on Be
6cranltaltninger, Der / Soripors=
commissioners 9etGnfning er onbe-
faleoe fra Slertdlets SIDE. Set
eneite Spprgsmaul, bporom l1enig>
he0en fommer til at Dreie fig, er
&ebenbobns 2anobefpitning. Sra
Submissions -6lertalets SIDE beb-
hes, at en- iaaban 8efpItning bill
bore finanfielt uoperfommelig for
ns, og at SEN militert let bill bore
for tltrgt ct @aaben for os.
&i ifnl 10 efter &egeringens 2ef-
te peo NIT @olg efter en- SpG6sning
al Solfetinqet ielp ofg6re Sngen,
oltiau peo EN- SoGfeofItemning poo=
toge os BET ubpre @nIpor. 9ette
Ter 10 meget font lis; men ser er
BEN itore @onIfeGtgbeo Herbeo, at
bi 8elgere finn bor ringe TorItono
pnn Sagen og n9ppe biG bore /
Stonb til at 6oltne os en- belize
qrltnoet Meninq ON, hpab Ser er
set rigtige.
Oct IfoI fife bore Spgoben at
fcrigge at oberbeoiie Dem, Ser me-
ner, at Ri intet ifaG gore for Sor-
iboret. Sbao Set giper, bar hi let
1907, 1848 og 1864. Mt Ri ffoI
gre, bbob Ri fan, for at beree os,
er bift Notionens itore TTertal poa
Set rene mes, ioo hi life bebsber
at beffpftige os meb Bette Spsr9s-
mddl.
@eQer life ifal hi ofre mango
2inier poa BEN Slags Solf, Der pil
baoe &pbenbapns 2an0hefGItning
neorepet, for0i ben / lin Sio bGep
bpgqet proDiioriif, paa grunolops=
ltriOtg Manoe. 0isie Wennelfer
iii Dog life bape 2atinifoIen / slaG-
borg, adbenbapns Srilager. 8ane=
~guarOen I Seliinger og mango an
rre propiioriife Sing neorepne. De
ier, at De er til Iptte og bruger
Gem uben Sampittigbeosifrupler
ng Set pTloe bpre 8anpIo fife at
BRUCE 69itningen, bpis oen mac
anies for npttig og brugbar. Gen
SIags 8rrnolopsbelte flmoe bore
go0e / Saigfampen 1895 imo6 Sc
Wo0erate. gu fan Ri gdnife iim-
pelt benreyne Dem til &omiferne,
ielpf6lgeIig oe ufripiGige &omifere.
@nOpiOee lfal BET better life
pGre SpgnDen Der at gaa opbere
mo paa en- SnlgOegaaelie al &om=
MISSIONS Slertalets Snopenoinger
tmoO 2anbbefeltningen.
Eli 2anOfGitningens fulDe Sltano-
iuttelie frGnes Der 10 ca. S1a Min.
Sir. Naar ni / Sior 6apoe Gaao til
at f%aitilaa 2snningstiaeg poa s
Wtiuioner aarlig for al 6remtio til
Statens gmbeos= og 9eltiuings-
mRno, og naar Ri ttaige bar sc
Millipner geboloning / Statsfas=
len, inu fan oct pi1t heller fife ppre
1toperfommeligt cen @ang for ale at
uoreos eR Miaion til Seltningen.
st iacaunt gelsb fan llet life toni
me / getragtning, noar set geloer
ON 9eparelien al bort 2anb, iom ii
loa tibet BET er - oog oIoria bar
ppret erobret at nogen fremmeb
Stot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

Snoisfretiuner fra Soriparsfpm=
misiiuncn. Com befenot bleb ser /
lin Sio inolebet frimine1 l~1noerIs=
aeIie / @nGeoning of noeIe Snbis-
fretioner, Ser bar %fremfomne / en-
Nrtifel / rSociol-9 emofroten" ON
Observation-Disclosures @irfIomheo.
Nu opIpier imiblertib Social
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

Nr. 1865. Muterten. Mf Gmie 3ola
Sra pariierliDet. l. Os 2. ginb.
736 .Sioer ialt. Stertt inob.
Rsoiat fra $3.50 til $1.9O.
Rr. 366. 2eO SOlftup: 5 Scamp for
2pften. 2ipsbineber. Ooerfat fro
Gusiif af gm. 9anfen. MeS
Sorfatterens portrat. Neniat fra
$3.50 til $1.10.
San. Smtb. 8nbl. 9onie,
8Iair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
mRefuted.

IN "a Light OF Scriptures and History. A Testimony to the H1sro
R1cAL CHURcH. Written BY John Larsen. Published by Protestant
III House. San Francisco, Ca 80 pages. In paper cover Is cents.
Der fnoes fOr xtoen nsen Snterese for NisFunen bIanbt 0anbsnnenb
tAab, ierls inben for ben foreneoe airte.
Spr at tunne fSlse meb benne 8epeaele ss for at fa Surnoaere af
Senne Cog anbefaes uuennennte Bigger.
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08
Slanot lnormonerne.

Drs. Taoood blan0t WormOnrne. @n M BQ, aufotmen fro ganmmf I'll
mi Luth. Publ. House. SnDebplbr en- geretnins I'M Madame La Tour
% benoes Sprn bhnot AROrmonerne. Operit III G. NRsunnr efr The Fate OF
La Tour or the Tale of the Great Salt Lake. Weo en- grtentrHt
AZ Hator 6rtmobt Mpaer os afbsoe 8afor Sill. SEED.
6as MI Danish Luth. Publ House, Blair. Nebr. $40 Gioer SmIoo
SOC. eoti nbbunben ec.
NS. Senne Bog er parmt anbefaIet af 8erner af RsGpnen banet oct
oanRe SILT Utah
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-08

s Srebms vSuglenes 2ip" forteues
oet, at Der biOtil fun er fanget cen
Nugl al benne Slrt ber / 2anoet, Ga
BET bar / @aret 1913. Sen bprer
yjfnme paa Oe ltorc Gceuner, men
feres al b9ftige Storme enfeltc
Gauge ND til De nproIige &pIter
al 9,orgc.
Nnbulbte Spue, @n Monb /
garbus itial fra i'm 2ogipprtinoe
ct Nar @ulofpoer, ct Mrmbaono
ng en- 8roGe til en- @pr6i al ca.
$50 SIR. Sor at ufleoe Mistonfen
ira Zig ielp log ban GunOlteGet i
lit &9relie itu og lapeOe anoen uor-
ben, ldu BET luu u0, iont Ser bopoe
rGrct 5ppe ogiuo inoe bos BAN.
Sen gif alligepeI life; Sen %. Nop.
blep ban onbolbt.
- gn aar9uiianlf SjeneItefarI
fanOt Sen 81. Nop. pua en- &eti=
rooe, bpor ban boer, en- SoIfe meo
ca. 90 SIR. Otter en- 6iebliffelig
&noifnOelie fog ban Tengene og
Itof Soifen op nnoer Soget, bpor
Ben ienere bIep funoet. San bGep
onbolot neite Sag.
- Iorbus 8oliti bar anbol6t en-
2~oftsfammertpp, Ser foreIebig bar
t%ilitooet en- balp Snes Spberier,
til Gels ~forbunone meb Sn6brl1o
men Tolitiet mener, at ban bar
enbnu mere paa SampittigbeDen.
s bans 2ogis fonotes ct l1tol al
N6gGer.
Sbbsfalb. MUMMY @n al Sfagen 8ps
nlOre og ogtebe 9orgere, Silfebono-
lei MaOs Semen, er f%orleoen If-
ten afguoet peo 9p6en. If6e0e
bar Weolem al SparefasIe eng 81.
reftipn og Ell iprig Sen al @fbol6s-
iagen; ban Jas / lang SiO / Of
Observation-Disclosures S~eItprelie.
Gn pmrejienbe SeSrager, Ser gat
Jig u0 for Sotograf bar / Sen ito.
lite SID biemisgf Serningegnen;
fan moOtog 8eitilinger paa 8o1t
fort og ff flere' Steoer 2prl1obe
taling. @n Gognman0 fra Ser.
ming befor6reoe 6am runot til 81
&anolen0e paa 2onoet; men ga mar
naaeoe til SSfalt, pilbe BON pllt0ie
Zig en- Sulphur til Silfeborg mel
Soget, og ii0en bar bperfen 8ogn.
manoen eller andre let noget til
bam. Oct Sirma / &pbenbabn, bar
fortalte, ban reiite for, efsiiterel
ilet fife, og rimeligpis bar ban og.
ioa opgipet falif Nabn.
Sa Nl6crti bbrte, at s. 6. Gbris
itenien bar itDrtet. y@grar-0 agblo.
set" bringer felgenbe fife SpIDs.
ring, ser er f%orafteriitiif for NI-
berti:
gn Dag ifol en- 6engielsbe-
tjent bape iagt 9llberti, at Wiini1te-
riet S. 3. Gbriltenien bar itprtet.
SDa0 giorOe M Alberti? Sar
logoe life ct Orb, men llog en-
Satter op, iom mere eno noget
rg6eoe, boilfen 9@iel ban CT.
Den nge GenIDr. - st Sprlp-
GenOe gadr no pdd, at Snrtdfteren,
Gocent .. u. &oienberg en- al Sc
nGrmelte Gage pil mootage no
nepnelle til GenIor for Hripatteo-
irene / &g6en6ubn.
ErBprictGr Mpllers SaS. So
Siget al Yroprieter Mpler, Ssle-
gnnrO, er ben 10. Nob. paa 5oran=
leOning at &ebenbapns 8oliti bIe-
pen gruDet op paa 8openie Strife
gaarO og lenOt til &~s6enbaha for
at blipe ob0uceret.
Die 6nnIens Gftermanb. - Bro
prietGr, .Su6rifunt Sobs. 2mrio=
len al Geien, WieOlem al Sanos=
tinget, err llon9pnt til l~an0brlas=
fpnoig Iirefter / Nationalfmnfen
ira 0ptdor