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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
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Bewilderment was written in the
face of the richly gowned lady that
hurried into the elderly physicians
private Office
''Dr. Swallow said she. this morn
ing received your bill for $40, and
i can't understand it. Some time ago
settled our account and have had
no occasion to consult you profession
ally since"
did not call at your house one
day since that?"
Only as my guest at dinner. doc
tor. That was four weeks ago"
An apprehensiye shade overspread
the dignifed physicians countenance.
as quickly be withdrew his notebook
from bis pocket and rapidly finfiered
over the leaves.
Here it is" said he. stopping at a
certain page. Dinner at Mrs. Pencil
ope's. UneYentful Fixed out the
hour by giving hostess my opinions
on the digestibility of mustard pickles,
scalIoped oysters and plum cake.
and" added the physician. without
thinking annexed the amount of the
bill which you received Madam, it
should have been twenty-five. Life,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
TROUBLE IN PLENTY
EXCITING TINE ON THE WEEKLY
WAsHDAY.
MS. o'Leary and Mrs. o'7eiiIy Had .
Few Words Before They Discov-
cred Who They Really Had
to Blame.

IT'S the diyvles own tonne Oi've
been hayin'. so it is, and I'm that
toired cut could just be settin' down
an havin' a good cry so / could. An
did ye ever hear the loike NV it, ak
ye? There's Mrs. O'Reilly down there
in the yard a-washin' away at her tub
o. clothes an me upsthairs, a-pumpin'
an a-pumpin'. an the divvle a sup a
vather can be afther raisr' Mrs.
OReilly' | boilers frum the windy.
Mrs. O'Reilly. will ye be afther stop
pin off the wather an givin' the rist
US a chanct?
"'Gwan. SEE she. who's usin' the
wather?'
Thin It's yerself, SEE |, an the dear
knows. It's yer clothes nades the wash
in, an it's meself wouldn't be be-
grudgin' ye the use of the wather If
ye would only be asin' up wanst in a
while an givin' lady a chanel to
clane her kitchen fiure'
Don't be putin on yer airs TO ne.
Bridget OJeary,' says she. sure tbs
mesen knows since ye COON lady. an
since when ye had a kitchen widout
the pig -a-aitiE "a the corner Lady.
indade.' .sez she, Lady. Lord save Us
all. don't be a-,aGyin' mel
"I1l show ye ize lady / am. If 1
COON down 10 ye. Mrs. o'Reilly,
SEE l.
"'C'iIn rid6y Tor ye.' says she.
Wei. down went. an the first
thing CRATES me eye is the booket Nv
swapins' lift in the Yard be the
housekeeper. Up | takes it an into
the tub NV clane clothes 1 foires ut.
There. SEE OF, that's the koind
Nv lady OF am, Mrs. O'Reilly!'
well. OH go bail can hate ye.
SEE she, IN she cps with pail o
suds an drinches me frum head to
fut
We'll, just as we was about to have
it hot an heavy. in come one Nv them
fresh young laddybucks wild a brass
shield. an wild a grin On the face NV
him, an shown fisht full Nv papers
SEE he: We've sthopped the wathel
off her two hours SEE he. while we
be a repairin' NV the main poipe We
was that mad. the two NV us grabbed
! him an gave him somethin' worth
whole repairin'! Wen tache him tc
be disturbin' of the pace between
frinds, so we will,
"Oi must be runnin' upstairs~ rnw
takin' OF me vet clothes. an seeir
how me corrn'd bafe is comin' on
Sure OF want Mrs. O'Reilly 70 be nav
in a boite wild me: tbs toircd sh'
must be afther her hard days wash
NEW York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
A Keen Lad.

Il had always heard that New Eng
lausIers were smart, a young physi-
clan who has graduated" from a vii
lags practice remarked the other day,
but hardly thought it developed at
such an early age"
lie smiled reminiscently. then con-
tiuued:
Just after l settled in Dobbs Cor
ners a 12-year-old boy called on me
one evening
Say, doc. guess | got measles
he remarked, but nobody knows it
'cept the folks at home, an they amt
the kind that talks, if there's any
good reason to ksep quiet
- vas puzzled. and l suppose
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

the aoorbei1 ind1cated another COM
mercial visitor. This one was the
laundry man
Hurriedly the householder COM
pleted his toilet, but not quite soon
enough to escape little girl selling
soap in order to get set of silver
plated teaspoons, negro who had de-
cided the grass needed cutting ana a
vegetable peddler who had strawber-
ries to sell at bargain rates.
Then the householder locked the
door and hurried to the car, deciding.
to take all his meals down town and
maybe sleep at a hotel
He looked back and saw a disap-
pointed looking man coming out of
his gate carrying package that sug-
gested sample books. And as he wait
ed for the car he saw the washerwom-
an with basket of clothes go in, but
he did not return.-GalVesto News
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
PREPARING FOR THE SABBATH
Influence on Children Of the Customs
in Orthodox Jewish
Households.

The Sabbath. including its compli-
Gated preparations, is rich and impress.
sive material for child's magma
ton. On Thursday evening the moth
er already prepares dough. goes to
market. cleans the fish. etc.
In the morning the baking Of
"cEales" dread How bewitching for
a child to watch the mother making
different shapes of dough. smearing 1t
with egg and decorating it with
braids Of different shapes and forms.
A Jewish child gets the first lesson in
what we call modelling by making
make-belieye "chales."
In the evening the mother prepares
to meet the Sabbath. The child par
takes in the household occupations
and thereby gets habits of industry,
order and regard for the rights and
ideas of others and the fundamental
habit of subordinating his activities to
the general interest of the household.
This is especially true in regard to
Jewish households where everything
seems to be prescribed by Law. Be
lure udA hASSS SCSS III Oh II hNds hAAO
housewife lights in the dining room
extra candles or special lamp in
honor of Sabbath and reads the bless
ing.
Quite often a child not yet able to
talk will cover its face with its little
palms, initiating the gestures of the
devoted mother. The returning from
the synagogue, the appreciatiVe greet,
ing: Good Sabbath" the Kiddush,
the blessing over wine, the special
menu and the holiday spirit of all who
participate has undoubtedly sooth-
ing, beneficent influence upon the
child. After supper the time Is spent
in resting Hebrew
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
A ISLANDER
ON BANKING

Charles w. Morse, the convicted.
New York promoter. stock jobber and
banker. who is at liberty on bail
pending appeal, is out with an inter
view trying to make it appear that
all national bankers are men like
him, and that he is the victim of a
system under which ali do their bust
ness.
Without going into details, Mr.
Morse's method OF banking consisted
In the acquisition of the control Of
the banks for the purpose of loading
them down with the securities OF
companies in the promotion Of which
he was interested.
Fortunately for the United States.
he is not telling the truth when he
tries to make himself out a typical
banker. There are occasional cases
of abuse such as he was guilty Of,
and especially in New York there
were a number at the time of the
overdone speculation a couple OF
years ago. But if ali bankers used
their institutions in his way the mer.
chants and manufacturers of the
country might as well shut up their
doors till the system could be thor
oughly renovated and a new set OF
bankers obtained
II would be a good thing for the
United States If commercial bankias
were more sharply separated than i
is from the other type of bankina
sometimes known as financial u
would mean general ruin, however. i
the two types were actually fused
in the Morse style, and il would
doubly mean ruin if they were fused
in the inscriptions way that Morse
fused them.
Because the charges against met
guilty Of vicious banking practices
partake of a technical nature. 1t doe
not follow that their Offences arF
techuicalities.
That city Is wise whose banker
take pains TO eliminate the Morse
rrom among tSei= number.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
nIanss Whisky for peaths.

a physician who has practiced his
profession in Michigan over half a
century believes that most of the
deaths in this country attributed to
snake bite are really due to alcoholic
poisoning Il have never attended a
case, he says, without finding the
patent drunk Whisky is given in
such large quantities that It is worse
than the snake bite. The modern
method is to give no alcohol. Instead
a series OF bandages are tied above
the wound, and these are removed one
at time at intervals. The virus thus
gets into circulation gradually. Local
treatment 10 the bite is given TO oxi-
die the poison"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
A zero cogrtshi,.

The Practical Young Man and the
Girl from Boston had known each
other for nearly two weeks. and two
weeks is long time when there are
moonlight nights and a stretch Of
sheltered beach with an old wrecked
schooner smuggling down comfortably
In its sandy grave. It seemed as
though they had known each other
for years and years. The Practical
Young Man sad so. and the Girl from
Boston. knowing him to be Practical
agreed with him.
One night. when a feecy cloud
passed accommodatingly across the
moon, ana the sheltered beach seemed
even more sheltered than usual. and
The old wEsoas-Sas actually Tedo.s-.s
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

CT romance Instead o. tar, ca that
night the Practical Young Man so far
forgot himself as to ask the Girl from
Boston is he might kiss her.
The Girl from Boston shivered
"Oh. Sir" she cried. Il have never
been kissed in all my life"
That's all right" said the Practi-
cal Young Man. Don't let that worry
you. l suppose somebody has got to
break the ice
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
His Adverhial Nam.

A benboy at the Hotel Baltimore
went through the lobby yesterday
with this cry:
"A. Cordingiy."
What's the answer" asked a fat
lounger.
q beg pardon" replied the bellboy.
Complete your sentence" replied
the fat man.
What sentence?'
The one you according
ly'; accordingly what?"
That's gentleman's name. There's
a call for him at the desk"
The fat man took the trouble to see
if he was being 'kidded" On the reg
lister was the name ALFRED CoTdingly,
Denver Col'-Kansas Civ Journal
DELIGHTS OF THE CITY LIFE
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
Kept GUESSING.

Desc. yuh white politicians-dawg-
GAVIN 'emi" petulantly remarked a
pessimistically inclined colored citi-
gen. "Dey shakes hands wild me so
frequent dat it Keeps me buzzin' most
o. de time counti1' muh fingers to see
dat dey isn't stole none of 'em. Got
COS dat when | meets EN- l socks
muh hands down deep in muh pockets.
but-bless goodness! -dey dess rotches
in an pulls EN- out an howdy wild me.
whudder or no. Mum education am SO
pow'fgl scatterin' dat dess kain't
nca cely keep tally on de scoGa'reIs!"
puck
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

Why will a short woman wear
gowns of a pattern which viii make
her look shorter and a tai. thin wo-
man wear stripes which viii accent
uate her physique. and yet both think
they are dressing to please the mas
cuhne eve?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

A shooting in Spain, military ez-
ecution. results in riots in Paris and
in Rome. The political situation in
the European countries is such that
the interest of the various nations
is closely allied
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
looked i:

looked Il.
Aw. get wise. doc my small Wis
itor suggested What viii you giye
me to so to school an spread it among
all the kids in the village? "-Lippin-
colts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

Knox is glad Crane resigned Taft
expresses satisfaction and Crane is
pleased that he did not get to China.
Quite satisfactory agreement to
disagree.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

Detroit and Pittsburg have played
the closest series in the history of
post season games. They have had
the greatest attendance on record as
well.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16
AFTER THE HONEYMOON.

She OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, darling.
wasn't that lovely gorge up the
mountains?
He (practical)-Tes. the best meal
we had for a month
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

Published at sssbee, Arizona. the
best mining city In the west, at the
Review Building, Corner o. X. Street
and Review Avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-16

CONSOLIDATED PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

tsn Norhmanb ben1t til Dpoen.
yonbon ben 2lbe Suli. 9forbmanoeu
Bammer, iom Natten til ben 7oe SuIi
brebte @isjp Nr9er, er Gftermiobaa
ogmt til Dpben
@tatsabpofaten optpiie ON, at Wams
n1er fiorten Nar bapbe faret tiliies oe
faaet uomerfeoe Btonesbprp.
@ammer ertlerebe its ffnlbts, efterai
Surpen bapbe afsipet &ienoelie.
6pielterets Saifittartus uotalte. al
ban gierne troebe, at let ubfueuenbe
Sip, iom Wamuer be iibfe Tiger fer
Worbet baube fort, bapbe ipetfet bans
u,oralffe Rarafter, men bans stplb par
utpilfom; berfor uaatte ban faa Dsbss
bonn.
9Snmmer beuarebe ogiea ibag fin
Siuogliaeue9t; bet par panffeltgt at
fienne paa BAN, at Der fsrtes s5orbanos
Iinger, ION sialbt 2tu euer Dbo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

Besrapet / en- @rusbaus. Ebomas
BerseIanb, fom arbeiber paa bet npt
Nabisfon 6otel Utiinneapolis, bier
forleben fuIbitenotg begrauet unber en-
@egn at Cement % Smaaifen. @er9es
lamb par paa en- euer anoen Mlaabe tomz
men inb unDer Wtunbinsen paa ben Ras
nnl, ion, tprer Wuraffalbet fra be gure
Gtaser. 6an blep rant af Strpmnen,
falbt ON, % ipr nosen tunoe tomme til
bans 6lalp, par ban fulofenbis begra<
pet. bans Mrbeibs stammerater troebe,
ban per blepet brabt. De 1tpnbte fig
manbftarte meb at benptte Sfuferne,
#oq fnart t1nbe be bere bam inatte nebe
Il Gteubaueen. pan tortaIte benz ieIu,
.buorlebes be fulbe srnue. Da be bap.
.be faaet bam frem, table ban BeDibiibes.
ben % blep ! BepioltIps EiIftuno at
.lsoIitis Mmbnla11cen brngt III Bpens
bospital. 9erfra nebbsles, at Der e.
:Daab ON, at ban Dill TONNE ftg. Sns.
get Ben e bruffet, men ban e bog
Ien1t n1eDtaset. @runDen til
:at ban lite bIeD lolfenois fpaIt I
|stenb bausen aatager man '', q ban
|fnlbt oDer en- Eomu.eritof, bDorpeo bsr
hannet "a et tDnt Run1 ilnber ban1..
5ersslanD e 81 Nars saun1eI % Boz /
|52l Esntb MDe. 6
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

, ~ &
Brelibent Tatt fcrlaber 6ouebifaben.
Walbiuston ben Ste Auguft. 9reii:
bent Eaft afreiife SET. 5:s5 til Beperle,
uiasl.. meb Teberal grprels. S Tplge
meb BreFbenten rettte bans Aolutant,
Raptein u. W. Butt, bans Br.patlefre:
ter, Jreb Us. Carpenter, os oennes Us:
t,ifeht, Rubolp1 Gorfeo.
P1efoenten bepbe Bet Sormiohaa
trauIt meb at n1obtase Berfoner, bet
tom for at ilge Tarpel. Blanbt be be:
jpqeupe uar Mmbasfabsr u Brien fro
Eotio, 1on1 er Der paa Terie. San pil
retle til Beuerle For at bape en- lansers
Samtnle meb Breiioenten ON internatio:
nale Mnltsaenber. ...
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

pai1or B. Eanbsierb, iom nplis bas
rei19neret fra fin Wteutgbeb @au Claire,
@is., er blepen inbbubt at atbolbe en-
'Rette 6orelasninser pratttff Ebeoloei
peb Torenebe Rirtes Semtnar unber
tommenbe Sen1eifer. Set er @amfun'
bets Qeuist at oprette en- fat Nererpoi
/ bette Tag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

Den ct gob for Bebitefaoer % enbper
Iiac ueb til Barnet / Buseen. Or.
Betess Rurito pasfer for alle Alpre -
for Wenb os Rptnber | ale 9iusfiuIns
ger. Zen forpaser bsn @au1le og 9jpr
ben gpage iterf. Den bar grunofRlfet
fin 5tiuins lom Tamilie,Mebicin ! Eu>
iinber af 9iem os ftiser ltobis Dnoeif.
Den er lite en- 9lpotbefersWebicin men
forinnes Wlmenbeben birette at gierne
Dr. Betez Tabrnep & Cons 60, l1s
lis go. bopne Npe., Gbicaso, Su,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18
Eobet unb1lap, Di 1prattebe 2ommer11e
rb af pore# Rlaber, bpor bet barbe paret

rb at pere Rleoer, bpor bet harbe pRret
Eobat i, puttebe .Stptterne / Wunben,
% efterpua tprrebe ri BET ti Solen, DDorz.
paa pi itpppeoe oett Wben os bapbe iaa
en- bebnsetig Ros. Naar ies j be ienere
Nes bar b!eDeu bebreibet, forbi at leg
engang imeueu1, rpser Ell 4ibe eller en-
Cigar, bet er aemlig enDel peln1ente gpbe
#Rriltne, ION fer Spnb ! at BRUCE Eobaf,
og r1aaife Def er for iaaoanne, iom bar.
Ct faabant l5pn, men buOr ofte bIiuer
bet itfe Blot ct ubportesN n,pralif NtflRb>
111uesitytte. Mlen tilbase til nit Sub'
lett, bet er ingen Eing omborb, ion1 tan
1nrte en- eiennen1uaab Spuanb efter at
urret paa Def ganb os unber Banb
I mango Elmer, iom at taa tsrre Rlaber
paa, os at ban fin Rpi tan faa tenbt
paa fin forte Snabbe. Disfe Beuarfs
uinger til @ber, lom insen @rfarinser
bar.
gfterat 2aiteu bar ubloslet TT ri Or.
bte at saa til Columbia for at paa ben
uilbe Rpit at latte meb Diefe Dief, leg ifal
uabbe min beblte 9at paa at ielp mango
Spmeno, lom Ialer bette lite ueb buab
5lags 9Dit bet er. Det ct ct Slass
bruu Bart, ion1 er at Stp.reIle laa ftOr.
lom en- FOR Ra1fanienpb, % 1om bruge5
al Jtiferne paa ben brtttife Ey'f til at
furpe Siffenet meb. Nnfommen til
Columbia Rpifen MATTE ui f1ere Dpsn
ipge unber Rpifen for at fige efter en-
liben By, ba bet par panifelt9 at tomn1e
unber Denne Rplf, bet bar nemlig bet
aabne 6au, % for at antre ioa MATTE
pi iInbe en- Dis Dpbbe, faa meb 9oobet
r1aatte ri napiaere os fren1. % etter EN-
lang Maupuring. fit ri fprf Dine paa
enbeI 8ras, iom baube blepen faitet op
paa @runoen formooentlis ten at min
Ben Mabiens Eppbooner, nj antreoe
paa en- so 6obs Dpbbe ueo en- Masle
Rietttns for Der par bet aabne 9au li9e
ino. Baaben tom isien ub al Dauioers
ne Dg paa Yanoet ng min Sen Spenlten
oa MebltriDeren git / Baaoen for at 70
Rapteinen til @trunben, bet par nemli9
lite uosen Brpgse. Rommen nermere
9ano faar ri pie paa enoeI nssue Sor'
te, iom fomuer beuimoo Baaoen, os
uben pibere @eremonier ariber be &aps
teinen os triun1terenoe berer be BAN
ilano / ben bpie 5p, ri funoe nen,lis
ttte tomme inb til @tranben uben at
relitere at sBaaben pilbe ilaaes tffptter.
ri roche ica uo og taif9iorbe DOR Baao
/ BET rermeife yras, Der to9 ri os ct
Bab og pentebe paa &apteinens Eilbas
setomit. (Weere.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18

Gn 5erie sisr cue Menneiter ecot, %
be unge itte minbi1. 9glbre 6olt be,
traster ofte en- Ttttetur elIer en- lignenbe
2pi1reiie iom uforneben Eibslpilbe, men
1lise. Mo1preoelier betaler fig alminbelta
/ 2ensben. l1nse Mennelter trenser,
liseiom nplts inbfigrte 6ette, til en-
6uile nu % ba, iaa De iffe ifat tabe
Woeet. @un1le Totf Tan maaife flare
fig nben Tererier, men be uilbe bape
.9obtI af bens, be oslaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-08-18
GRIM ri.tger ira spe.1.


ct, Ebon,us Dapn er en- af be ln1uts
fei1e 9apne isgefttnbien. ber fer man fro
!papnen ubouer Bpen bet banlfe Tlag
uaienbe ira Sc forlfienige Bpgninger os
pIauteoe. Eresr paa begge 5ioer at @as
berne. ina ben @aoe fo1n lisger lise neb
til 6apet lianer en- Barf. Naturen bar
ber giort 1T Beolte; men oet r,taa liges
tilSDanifernes Ros, at be boloer altiug
{ en- iaaDan fuIbifRnbtg Srben. e5utet
Sn1lsB er t!labet at Iigge buerfen Der
elIer Der, os bet er Nariasen at Ct.
Ebonas bar ueret og ct ben Dag tbaa
en- at geitinbiens iunoeite 5teber. @fs
ter at SeiIene par faitslorte ogs altins
par Srben, blep Storbaaben ubbeiiet
fra fine Dauiber oa laa fret paa Ban,
bet, Dl roebe Raptei,1eu / 9ano tiuige>
'neD 2oblen iom uar flaot / ltiue buioe
RlRber % raeo 9ulb,nor em 9uen,
. :. 4, 3 a & = zs =, Il .FE #-N =
mere lisnenoe en- oanlt Nbu1iral enb en-
gobs.= Romn1en 2anb biep ri pel
u,ootaget af Donlterue, be er 10 be-
fieRbte ouegalt for I'm s}mebetomn1en
beo oe fin @jeiifribeo, be bar liselaa
9ielitrie st. Tbouas, fom .lelue Ron'
gems RiobenbaDH. Gn >af be merfeli9s
lfe cling for mtg par ct bore Negrene
tale bet oanlfe 5pros. Datue bouanb,
ffe 9tibsfamnterater bprte n1eb itipe
Drer ps sabenoe wtunoe paa, at leg
taste til oisie forte, fom falbee fine Ba'
rer til os. og oa ies fortaIte benz. at ui
enonu ifte bauoe Vense, oa brpo De uo !
en- Natter, % giorbe mtg opn1arflDm
paa at por Rreoit par COB. vi fipbte
ablflnI9 Trugt al pore npe Uenner, lom
nj bra9te omborb. Den M[ten tom uer
til at bliue min fbI1e bes i Yerben, oa
leg sfter MTtensmaben git foruo, jpntes
leg bet ituloe uere berli9t at tage fig ct
Bah. Seq balebe Baaben op Ribtifibs
tps al mine RIeber. os fra Stibets
Bat git bet paa 9opeoet Banoet.
Rommen op t9ien berer jea ct frpsteligt
@tris fra mine Ramu1erater, iou1 itres
lueu1 til Baaben, iDpm for bit SIP bet
ct 9aier, paler iupm. Seq laa mig
omringet aI o.sle 9lubenbe Dpr, og
troebe boert Dleblif, at ies par beres
Bug, bet tog mtg Blot noste taa Gag
og mine paEoer Daube Baabtanten, os
mine Ben par pua sSnofoen, og ies lab
lRnge Boaoen os tentte paa nbprenes
itore Sab, os buor ner iea bapoe peret
bet, bet par tprite og blep bet iibIte
Bnb, jes tog uosnFor ct. Ebouas Telt
Mug.
5onl fer nRpnt par por Qaoning
&rubt os Qunte, iaa oa 2userne bapoe
bIeuen aabnet, tuaoe ui lite tose Mab
ouborb, % maatte uere poerft forRstis
meb Barnen, bet pGrlte par. at ri lite
tunbe BRUCE pore forte Wer@umspiber.
BrRnbeuin os Dl tan not en- Spmanb
unepere for lange Eioer, men uerre er
bet meb Eobat. Seq buffer ensang om.
borb ct 5tib at uor Bebolbnins af
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Nrbeibs sbeiparenbe ARalfiner. u.

rbeibsbeiparenbe ARalfiner. y. 8.
5menfon og Scene Bros. Garner,
bar i,etop faaet Ratent paa en- Mafftne.
Der tpueB at bnue en- Sremtio for fig.
Det er nenslig en- Snoretnins, Der Ton
fgies til enbper aluinbeIig Binoer, oa
{on1 iau1ler Rornbaancsne os letter BEN
n.fiea pent ueb poa Marten / 9bods~
Ma{ftnen er blepen prpuet PAD Ngeleu.
og ben fatte penere % bebre .@bod5
enc be feite Jarmere fan 9ipre.
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MiIs gDriitine 9inb, ber ttses at
|uere en- @ranbniece at ben berpmte
|fuenite ytattersaI Senap atno, uil
ginter siafte be :Serenebe Stater ION
eoanaerinbe. gn i. 81. 2uce S.n=
burp, Ba., uogiDer fta for et uere ban.
lom opsageoe Bisens 5tenne,~ % iers
|gebe for, at ben bIeD ubbannet. pan
ler benbe en- ny Sennp 2iae. 6un
bar auesepe optraabt europa.
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Baa 2grssliitea oDer BEN, Der lfennte
tmob BagnesMl brid zBtllen, pil man iiris
De aus be Norou1eab, Iom er Meolen1s
11fer At be Gprenebe staters Rongrss,
nnbtagen Ssaator M. q. Jobnlon ff1a
Roro Dafota. pan ffsmte Tor Erus
=iternes Earif.