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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

"THE death of dearly loved daugh-
ter, followed by the appalling tragedy
which took from me a son who was
the very apple of my eye. leaves me
stranded and helpless and wholly I'M
equal to any kind of publicity. Be-
fore left home l cancelled all my
speaking dates and resolved never
again to appear before an audience"
wrote Hon. Henry Watterson, editor
of the Courier-Journal, to William Jen-
nings Bryan, declining to speak at a
banquet at Tampa, Fla.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

AS result of recent raids upon blind
tigers. by the police authorities of Sa-
vannah, Ga, that city is the possessor
OF about 10000 gallons of whisky, to
say nothing of generous quantity of
beer, wine, champagne, etc. 1t can
neither be sold nor given away and
there is a settled objection against
pouring the liquor on the ground. Con-
sequently the city officials are in a
quandary as to what disposition to make
of il.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

AFTER the doors of the Senate were
closed Tuesday for executive session,
Senator Frye asked the democrats to
agree to permit the Crum nomination
to come to vote on March /. Failing
to obtain the agreement, he withdrew
the nomination for the present. 1t is
understood by the Senate leaders that
the case will not be again considered at
the present session.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

MRS. JOHN HAUNT, of Bellefontaine,
o., paid 10 cents to kiss Abraham Lin
coin. She was a girl of 10 years IN Phil
adelphia and money for war fund was
raised by giving school children this
privilege.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

Don't drug the stomach, or stimu-
late the Heart or Kidneys. That is
wrong. 1t is the weak nerves that are
crying out for help. Vitalize these
weak inside controlling nerves with
DR.. Shoop's Restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to you
again. Test 1t and see Sold by Pen.
ny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

The King Of England gets SO, 600, 900
year. the Emperor of Germany $4.-
600. 900, and the Sultan of Turkey ST.
10000. Roosevelt only gets the paltry
sum of $4,000. We pity the over
worked, poorly-paid man and don't
blame him for getting out of Office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1909

lIfSDA bhi AMI lbF
At or about the hour of O'Clock, y. NJ, In
'front.' OF the store-house on the lands here
matter described. In Preachersyille, Lincoln
county, Kentucky, sell to the highest and
best bidder at public cutlery the following
described real-estate to-wit;
That certain tract OF land situated In Lin
coin county, state of Kentucky, on the wat
ers OF Dix River and In the village of Preach
ersviile, ON the turnpike road leading from
Lancaster to Grab Orchard, ana consisting
of IA dwelling house, IA store house and about
5sl4 acres OF land and being more particular
~ described and bounded AS follows, to-wit:
Beginning In the center of the turnpike,
thence new line n. ~ degrees T.. l2S.52 poles
to "A stake corner to j. n. Pettus; thence with
line OF Pettus, =; M degrees n. ass poles to
"A stake In the North edge of the County
road thence with the said road n. "a degrees
w. 10 poles, :. rs degrees. w.I.6 poles, \.
poles, N, Ma degrees, w III poles To "A point
In County road, corner to church lot thence
with line OF church lot ana Payne n. 81 de-
grees. y. poles, ~. degrees, w. ~ poles
TO center OF pike; thence with center of pike
". - degrees, ~. 1924 poles, N. ~ degrees,
W. IL ~ poles 10 the beginning and contain
ing b6it acres and being the same tract Of
land conveyed to y. NJ. nm, deceased, by j.
NJ. Hutchins, by deed OF record in the Lin
coin County Court Clerks office.
Said real estate ana improvements will be
sold as "A whole upon IA credit OF six and ~
months equal payments for which bonds
viii he given payable Ia the commissioner
bearing Interest from date of sale until paid
at the rate of per cent. per annum, with
by Commissioner ana said bonds 10 have
the force and effect OF "A Judgment, and to
retain IA lien on said lands sold.
The amount TO be raised by this sale Is es-
s5,0W. O. X. MCDOWELL,
NJ. o.. Boyls Cirssit Csurt.
&c. BAGbY, Attorney.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

EDITOR LOUIS LANDRAM. of the Rich
mond Climax. is laid up again with that
bad leg. which has given him no end of
trouble. The clever gentleman legion
of friends hope he will soon be himself
again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
Commissioners Sale
Boyle Circuit Court.

r. NJ. Hill's Administrator, Plaintiff. VS..
James Hill, etc, Defendant.
Pursuant to IA Judgment Of sale herein rem
dered ut the January term, 1919, OF the Boyle
Circuit Court, the undersigne Commission
er will ON
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

The House COMMITTEES on Alcoholic
Liquor Traffic voted down the Bennett
bill, providing for commission to col
lect information regarding the liquor
traffic in this country and to recommend
to Congress any needfui legislation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
NOTICED

Notice is hereby given that all Lincoln
county bonds of series "B." issued March I,
lsgp. redeemable In rs years with privilege OF
paying In 10 years from said date, viii be
paid on the list day OF March, 1900, on pres.
entation to the Lincoln County National
Rank and that Interest ON same Will stop
after said date. Total amount Slb,Sn.
This Jan. ~ 1919.
James Mckechnie, "a. n. Cooper and W. =.
Burch, Committee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

We ship best quality field and sarden
seeds direct to farmers at lowest wholesale
prices.
We sell cioNers, grasses, seed oats, seed
corn, cane seed, miliet, COW peas, sofa beans,
peanuts, seed potatoes, cabbage plants, po-
tato and tomato slips, onion sets, garden
beans, garden peas. all kinds garden, field
and flower seeds, land plaster and fertiliz-
ers. Write us for prices and samples. state
what you want.
NASHVILLE SEED CO.,
2l5 second Ave, North,
Nashville, Tenn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
MASONS' MEET.

In stated communication on each first and
third Monday nights of each month, at 7:N
O'Clock In their hall on Main street, stan
ford, KY. Members OF sister lodges are fra-
ternaliy invited to be present. q. l.. Penny,
W. M, r. W Pennington, Sec.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

state OF Kentucky, County of Lincoln, IS;
!, John j. McRoberts. Cashier of the above
above statement IL true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
JoHN j. McRoBERrs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
nth day OF Feb, 1909. W. M. Bright. ~. r.
Correct Attest; J.s. Hooker, n. C.Baugh-
man, J. u. Cummins, Directors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

William Henry Jones has been con-
firmed rs Postmaster at Glasgow.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
oFFIcERs.

oFFIcERs.
]. S. Hooker. President.
S. T. Harris. Vice President:
John ]. McRoberts. Cashier.
Il. c. Baughman, Asst. Cash'r
WV Saunders, Bookkeeper.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
CHARLES A. HARDIN,
NJ. c. oAUFLEY

Is q candidate for circuit Judge of this, the
18th judicial district. subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12

We are In position to do all kinds OF con-
creting. such rs Block Work, Payements
and, In fact. we can make any thing from u
house down TO fence post. We can serve
you promptly and guarantee first-ciass
work and material. Gall and get our prices
before you buy your material at Ieast.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
Dr.. Shoop's
Restorative
PENNY'S DRUG STORE.
Report Of che Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

at stanford. I'm the state Of Kentucky, at the
close OF business, Feb, 5, 1893.
RFSOURCFS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-02-12
POSTED.

We, whose names appear below. strictly
forbid hunting, fishing or any kind OF tres
passing on our places and will prosecute VI
olators to the full extent OF the law,
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02
12
Blue GRASS BLADE

Our next issue will contain another splendid article from
the pen of Mrs. Josephine X Henry bible literature
AS writer and critic Mrs Henry has few equals, and
the readers of the Blade fortunate indeed have
opportunity of reading after her.
In instances the world may appear to be cruel
mother to her most deserving children Those who court
the many headed monster who filter its rank BREATH and
to its idoares bow the patient knee may materially pros
per for season. but later it will trample them
beneath its brutal heel But those who take duty for their
guiding and strong enough withstand the gibes
of malice and the eer of ignorance will find that the years
seldom unjust
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

partly right but it very evident that she has moeutary
lost sight of the fact that there grossly immoral deed
and events in the bible, far han any nickel novel
contains Bible tales satisfied the minds of the people
of the age wherein they written AS humanity pro
crossed they discarded bibles for matters of higher moment
just the boy drops his light literature manhoods day
draws nigh In judgment the bible is indecent tc
be made substitute for the yellow novel,
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

Tomorrow Magazine has made its appearance in a
FORM approaching closely the size and style Of the Blade
pages The last issue for January, February and March,
thereby enabling its publishers to bring it up to date 1t
contains abundance of good reading matter from the
pen of Sercombe, himself and its regular contributors.
Tomorrow has just completed the fourth year of its exist
ence and the Blade wishes for it greater in the
years to
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

Parker Sercombe editor of Tomorrow who has
been devoting himself to the production of his
nounced book advises the Blade that his work is
on the press and will shortly be ready for delivery
From the sample copy Of the pages submitted
bespeak for it cordial reception, and readers
are referred to the quotation therefrOm which APP.
pears on another page showing the trend and
character of this latest literary effort of the Chicago
philosopher.
Ancient custom and belief are rapidly Fastening
toward their final setting and the world knows
that there is no hideous devil who makes business
to bargain for human souls, neither is there a god
with whom such a devil could drive trade.
Ever since boys began to be and they able to read
from printed types, the youthful mind, filled with the love
of adventure and deeds of daring has turned novels
of daring character This demand naturally brought
goodly supply, and who has not watched boy stand
ing the window of bookstore eagerly devourng
the front pages of dime novelist WE'LL now cores Mrs.
E. c. Knapp, well-known Sunday worker, of De
troit Michigan who urges the boys to their backs
upon Diamond Dck' and Roaring Pete," and to read
the bibe which she declares is eemng with deeds and
events every bit exciting the ingeniously concocted
adventures of the nickel novel hero" Mrs. Knapp is
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

The people drifting further from the fanciful
tales of bible lore and the pupts getting into the pro
cession. Belief without evidence is the demand of faith
but believe that which does receive the
sanction of his Man is more responsible for
what he believes dsbeleves than he is for the time and
place of his birth He may succeed in decevng the work.
with false profession of faith, but he deceive
himself The mind Of even the worst is a court in
which every cause is tried with rigid mpartiay. He may
not his true finding, but he knows what it is
himself Therefore, it is only honesty in thought but
honesty in expression that obtain Men doubt when
the evidence is unsatisfactory the mind incapable of
Lying it. No sacred book, so-caed, yet convinced
any that there any greater being in the universe
than himself
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

During the absence of M. Mangasarian in Europe, his
platform will be occupied by Fra Elbers onn Emerson
Roberts, of Kansas City, Henry Frank, of New York. and
the Blades editor Although the order of appearance
for each has not yet been made known the Editor he has
requested the last Sunday in May, owing the absence
of his wife with sick mother in Kansas When the date
has been agreed upon due will be made in
the Blade columns and the Editor will be pleased to meet
the friends of generation ago. and new ones
acquired since.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

The Blade is pleased to that it has appointed
English representative solicit subscriptions and pro
mote its interests in Great Britain. Our agent is p Gill;
1913 Vicarage Road, Northampton, England to whom
the proper commission has been sent.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-05-02

Our bound volume of the Blade for 1908 now in the
hands of its subscribers The delay caused by running
short of copies will not again, this experience has
caused to take extra precautions against such contn
gency with the 1909 volume
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
Srf. Sbura Side / Splfets Sns.

Social0emofratiIf &pinoeforening
oe SocialoemofrotiIf SpIpsringsfor-
ening bab6e BEN 5. os. iamlet line
Meolemmer / Solfets Sus paa eng
bapeoei til 5oreorag al Magoalene-
bientmets 6orItanoerinOe Srsfen
Sbora Side. Solen par fplot til
iibfte 8labs, men Sc, Ser tor mS6te
/ 6orpentning ON engang | Iftene1s
SOB. at fomme til at ltaa Iniigt til
Qlniigt meo en- eaer anben opiigtsb9f=
fenoe ltotalelie, blep ifuffeoe. Sr6-
fen eide bap0e gipet lit Soreorog
Sitlen ySolfets Spnoer / Dor SID
/ aQe Samfunoslag", men bum 6ol0t
Jig ltaOig poa ganTfe neutral @runb
og 1fifte0e Col og Ein0 ltgeligt uoen
noget Steos at fon1lne ino puu lo-
folO 6perfen MOB enfelte Terioner
eller MOD enfelte Samfun0slag. 9ert=
bes Sale, Der 1trafte Jig oper fuloe
~balpan0en Sime, b6rtes / ben ~iterlte
Ho, og mar bapOe bet SnOtrpf al
ben ret brogebe 6oriomling, at oer
til Sroos for lin l1enigba0 meo Sore
6rogsboIoerinoen ON mangt og me
get bpje0e Jig / &eipeft for BEN Ser
ionIigbe0 og ben Oarme Sro, Ser
fplteS bag benbes Orb.
Otter 6ore0roget hilItes 6rf.
eide meO itGrft 8ifoGo, og ga Sr6-
fclten bop0e frabeOt Jig al 9isfus-
lion, t6mtes SoGen, for ct apurter
efter poonp at fpl0es til pribat Ws-
Sc at De TO 6oreninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

lGIlge al 6eltbGrelt | &pbeTbaDn fan
inretdges. s Ggte s. 6. G1ri1tenien'-
ife &en0inger beooer Set / 8etpnf=
nirlgen, at man mlaa Daabe, at San=
net nlti0 maa bnpe Ell Hegering, lonl
life biger tilbage for NnIooret for
en- iaaOon 5orollitaItning" (Snofal-
belie al $4,000 Mano, ioainort Oet
ier trilenoe uoD.
Eli 2peGespIo6ier %
g erner foreilnor
l1OpoIgsflertollet 0feformportiet oq
Mooerote) 2,89O,OOO SIR. Sg til 9ln-
itnffelie al np @eperommltnition
/ 100000 SIR.
@epillingen til Inlfaffelie al 9 D.
frigsmaterieI fore laar &e=
fprmpartiet og Sc Wooerute ne6Iot
me0 100000 &r. 9elporelien er
ppnaaet peo at ltrpge | S~orpaoobaaO,
s Hotroltilleboo0e og 1 l1a6erpunos-
haob iomt peo at ne0iptte Sorpeoo-
boaoenes Stprrelie fra $50 til 200
Sons.
Com 6plge beraf inOifrGnfes Sloo-
henS Eerionel en- Del, 81. 4. meo 1
I0mirul.
2pnningcrne for &aptainer,
Sberitloitnonter og S6er1ter Can't
Sc tiliporen0e 8rooer / Sloaoen)
fore lour Heformporticts o9 Sc mo-
oerote Meolemmer en- Del neoiotte
- inale0eS:
aoptoiner: 3OOO-42OO ar.
Mfeg Sort: 3OO-45OO)
Sber1tleitnanter: 5400-6O00 &r.
(540O-630O.
Ober1ter: $500 9r. G2OO).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23
9aumarfs nSenrigsbonSel,

Statens ltatiltiife 8ureau bar uO=
gipet ct @efte Meooelelier ON Gan
marfS @areon1iptning meo ltblan0et
/ 1908.
SSn0fgrSlen bapoe / 1908 en- Seer
s: al 555,s MtiI. &r., u~of6rslen al
in6enlonoIfe &orer en@Gr0i at 440,9
DILL. Sir. Sorifellen uog6r altiaa
114,9 MiIG. &r. s 6orboIb til 1907
CT bette iibfte Sal 691A WtiGl. SIR.
laDere.
6Ormin0ifelien i llnOeriflt0et frem.
fonumer ban0e peo Ie0gang / Sno-
ferslen, ca. As Mill. Gr., og be6
Opgang / ltof6rSGen, ca. "a Mtll.
Sir.
@eogongen / SnoferielspGroieu
Itploes 6e oaarlige &onjunfturer for
Sn0uItri og &anOel, Ser foritGrfe0es
fpr Sen oanife SnOf6rlel5 &e0fom=
menoe peo forifellige SorbolO, ION
&riIen / Sen feben6apnife 8pggeitt-
ouItri, 2an0brugets formiltoifeoe 8e-
FOB al inof9rte 6o0eritoffer, Be ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

ifelige Gioer for Sfibsforten iamt
oe ira /. Sormar 1909 foreituuenOe
SolOncoiGttelicr poo forifcllige &aa-
%itoffer oiu., Der bepirfaOe, at man /
beicrc @roo ems ~iGopunlig brli9tc
al Oe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0plog.
&Groien al llOfprslen Ct gooet op
troos Be Ooorliga Si0er; gunife piit
bar Der @risneogntg for Sc fleIte
al @~anobrltgets itore GfSporturtif-
Ter, men octte mere ems oppeie0eS
pcO 0pgong / MGngoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

% iOm I Gsbicrg 6opoe i%tianlct cF-
ter 9tOOcr, CT mn puanp ienot bort
Elnntngcbrnnb. Gen >. 02. op-
ltob ser &lO / Trre &ruitcguurss
Elontage. Der brun0tc i'll. ,@ern-
Iltb(." ct 9lrcnl pao ca. , Cor. &nno
10 4or gonmel 6prplontoge, inOen
nlolt blcp @erra oper Slocn. 0eme
mcnc5 pooiot al nogle Grcnge.
NnbulOt SgpcfOmplut. 6ornplig
GnnlclOte en- enlig WmtoSperion, iom
Dor / S(9sbierggooe i &oloinQ, at
Der pcO Snobrro bos bom bar tina
let ct fOntant Tengebelpb o. en- Del
Sengetpi. Sengetpiet blep itrafS a.
ter fltnOet bps en- 8ontelaaner, oq SET
lDffeoes III. Solo. gp." at anGol0e
EanteIGttarel1 og en- &amnlerat Iulnt
en- @Glerife. 8ppene bao0e 7faffet
Jig IOgang til 2eiligbe0en peo Of
ilna en- 9%prfplOing ms.
Siiferict / 2imfiprbcn, Sor1tunoe-
rem for 9onif bioIogiif Station o.
phil. Sob. Heterien bill ON faa 0o-
ge / Stationens Camper Sailing
iunO" / BEN beitlige DeI al 2imfior-
ben fortlette lime ira tioligere Nar
pan6egDnOte ltnoeriegelier al 6ior0=
bun0en N. M. Sopeofprmnalet / Mar
CT III. n8. E." at Itltocre 6ormerin=
gen al oe ifa0elige Sneqle, Ser for
trrer Ho0ipGtterne, og iom forefom-
mer / ltor MGngOe / Sc forifellige
9r~e0ninger. Otter epentltelle 1terre
Sn0inmlinger bill Ser blioe gjort
6oriSg pno, ON 0isIe Snegle fan eg-
ne Jig til Sober, t. gfs. for Spiu.
eler iom @poning og / ioo Sub
maalfe 6lipe en- M Snot9gtsfil0e for
Siiferne.
SfattcprDeentcn. S Nprre Sunobp
bliper Sfatteproccnten for | Inr TO-
S 9rgnoerslep bliber 8~rocenten 6
moo ~ | ii0ite &egnifo6soar.
SerieDfpGgct. 9onobrugsminiite-
riet bar meooelt 8oOseier SSergeu
2arien, @oarDbogaarO, SillaoelIe til
/ 4ar at in0fgre 1000 Str. &bp0
ira Seriep. &reatltrerne fon1nler til
Ireoerifsbopn / en- bertiI ierlig ino-
rettet Camper.
@fter NfbOlbsballct. 6or en- 3
Tiger iioen Dor ser 9ol / en- AfboI6s-
fcrening / %eile, % efter gallet blen
Ell ing Wart6, iom bnp0e pnret me0,
rperfolOet al en- al Be anOre 9eltaat=
re | Ballet. San blep ifSlge u&eiIe
Imts Ib." ilaaet open / &opeoet,
iaa ban iiben bar peret iengeliggen=
De. 90 Sngen fife bar fniinet orOnes
| Win0clig6eb, er Sen MI melot tE
@olitiet, Jon bar inole0et l1noerI6-
gelie.
6an ipp paa Sfimncrnc. @fspres-
tcget Sp0 fra mautte Wanoog Wor-
gen Itonbi e mellem2ongoa og Stepns-
"trip. acknowledgement opoage0e
i'll. 0NoroiplI." nen1lig at Ser lou en-
Mon0 paa Sfinnerne, % ban gior6f
life Segn til at bile flDtte Jig, en5z-
ifpnt Der blep flpitet al al &raft-
Geo at bremie iaa iterft icm mlligt
blep Soget itanbiet Iige pe0 Sen 70
tenoe Monb, men ban fit oog a
9tpO al 2ofomotipet, iao ban fGsi
lto til Gioen. @anOen, Jon bar Iterft
rrltffet, tog ingen 5fooe; ban Bier
toget me0 til &nnoers og ser ofleoe-
ret til |olitiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-23

%tlNmuicn / SrnnD. Den Itore &il0-
mole par i'll. Nolb. Nmtsu." /. 5. 3.
os. begpnot at brpnoe peo Q. 6ier=
HlitsIep. SlOcn bre0tc lig / eli 2inie
.roa ca. 1 Ntil, men oanncoc fife noget
liHrft Nuul.
Sil C%bicrpntiun, 8bp. Sporefus-
I%ebogbolOcr &iGr, iom benii00er i
9ionOcrS Strict, ifal otter 6orlD0en=
sc I u9fono. @nlts. 9(p." in0lpggcs
til 06icrpotion pao &i6org Sin0SID=
QeunItnlt.
@fsplOiiuncn pan @sbjcrg Gas
urrf. 9lariagen til @fsploiioncn pua
Gsbscrg @nsprrf menes III. oGSbi.
Np." at pGre en- l1tGt6eo pes en- al
@umperne, iom tn0pltmper @os /
8eboIoerne, og lom Itoar / MaIfin=
rurlntet. Den uoItrpmmebe Sos bar
0n blnnOet Jig meo Sen otn1oSferi1fe
Suit, % oenne @%lonoing er blepen
nntGn0t al en- 8niIt ira Sen cleftriife
Doctor. 9eItprer @en0t3cn, lom fort
otter fom I'll Steoe, ltOtolte iii @la=
BET, at 0enne Mptor al0rig bltroe
babe bGret an6ragt / <llimet. Sen
mna iii flutes in0 / ct lGr ifilt So
fale, bbor Ser ingen @asleoninger
ftn0cS.
Ngt GleftrieitetspGrf. S Sor.
StenOerup orbeiOes Ser III. Solo.
Np." for Sioen fraftigt paa at foo
onlagt ct @laftricitetSpprf. Glanen
uentes meo Sifferbeo enoelig pe6-
toget / Be nprme1te Gage. gerfet
ar falfl1leret til 50-60,000 &r.
Gre Sprn bcgrapct i en- SanSgran.
Irbei0smono SO. SIR. Niel1ens 3
Smou6Srn / @oorit, TO Biger poa 8
% 5 Nor og Ell Oreng pGa Z @(or,
blep iii. r4olb. Stifts." forle0en be-
grabet / en- Snn0grab, Dbor Sc gift og
legeoe. 9rengen frnOe bog gore In=
ifrig, o9 ga 8raben laa npr Silent
met, lpffeoes set Soft at faa 8pr-
meme grabet uO, inben 2ibet bar 1to-
fluff. S 2ebet at 9agen fif man Sc
bebi0ltlgle Iiger falot til 9ipe igen,
pg Ser er Soob ON, at oe ingen bariq
Men faor.
2pbenbe ltngSpm. Sre Drenge /
Qloeren 11-13 Iar far / nogen Sio
baglig biemisgt 2~oftsberelier / &an=
0ers for at itiGle. Soor 9prene bar
laoieoe, fan6t 0rengene lom &egel
eli Npgle, bpormeo Sc fltnoe ffoffe
Jig Iogang. gn Sag blep Be grebne
og fSrte til 8olitiat, iom paa @rltn6
at 0ereS Win6reaarigbeo life fan
lo0e Oem Itroffe, men o~perlepereoe
Dem til Sprgeraaoet. 0ette err iii
n&ano. Imts. @p." / Sorpeien ODER
I9siet meb Irbejbe al ligrenoe Nrt.
Gn fife Gpentgrcr. 6or omtrent
Ell Wanneostio 1ioen anbragtes to
gsbiergorenge / 8leie nloetiteos /
2mn0et, men o1ereoe IA Gage efter
flDgteoe ben enc AT Dem til6age. Sm
&pro poa 2illebelts-Sprgen bab0e en-
Gl0re Serre let Ben forgr9Ote 9reng,
irm fortolte, at ban bop0e tabt lin
BILLET og mi itoO u0en &eiiepenge;
&erren forborme0e Jig iaa ODER bom
og GAP bum &eiiepenge til @sbierq.
Grengen 6leo igen ien6t til 9leje-
biemmet, men / S6nOags oenote ban
otter tiGbooe til @sbierg. 9enne
Gang bupOe ban III. Ssh. ap."
foretaget &eiien iom blind Iasioger.
Grengen, iom finn er II gor gG.,