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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

fernando de Soto Money, the new
leader of the Democratic minority in
the United States senate. has repre-
scented Mississippi in the upper house
since 1897. prior to which time he had
served many years in the lower house
Owing 10 defective eyesight. with
which he has been troubled for many
years, he declined to become a candi-
date for reelection and win retire
from the senate at the expiration of
his present term a year from next
March.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Democrats of Indiana are preparing
for vigorous fight to capture the
next legislature, which viii choose
a successor TO Senator A. j. Bever-
idge- There are already several
Democratic candidates in the field
for the senatorship, among them
Major Menzies of Mount Vernon,
John E. Lamb OF TerreHaute, z. Ert
Slack of Franklin and Judge Shea of
Seymour
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Ayers SarsapariIIa IS tonic. 1t does
not stimulate. 1t does not make you
feel better one day, then as bad as ever
the next. There is not drop Of alcohol
in j. You have the steady, even gain
that comes from a strong tonic. Ask
your doctor ali about this.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23
Politics and Politicians

of the State Supreme Court holding
that the Minnesota local option law
for the control of the ioquor traffic
applies only to the towns and villages
and not to the cities of the state.
Senator Kean OF New Jersey is one
Of the republican members of the up
per house who has a fight ca his
hands for reelection. The legislature
that will name his successor win be
chosen next year. Several of the
strongest republican leaders in New
Jersey are opposed to his reelection.
The policicaI situation in North Da.
kota has been cleared up to some ex-
tent by the formal announcements
from Congressman A. ]. Gronna and
former Congressman T. F. Marshall
that they viii be candidates for Unit
ed States senator. the former for the
short term made vacant by the death
Of Senator Johnson, and Mr.. Marshah
for the full term to succeed Senator
McCumber.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23
WITH THE FIGHTERS.

Young Pierce Of Philadelphia viii
meet Digger Stanley. the English ban
tam, in London, February s
Benny Yanger, the cid Chicago
Featherweight, wants to &c back into
the game. And lots Of people want
touring cars for Christmas presents.
Billy Madden is looking for a fight.
er good enough to be made world' S
champion heavyweight. Later: Billy
is still looking.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Patrick j. Boyle. mayor OF Newport,
r. l.. probably holds the record for
long service among the mayors OF
American cities.With the first of the
year he will begin his fourteenth
consecutive term.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

A strong fight is TO be made in be
half OF a local option measure when
the Pennsylvania General assembly
convenes in 1911 An effort viii be
made to have legislative candidates
pledge themselves TO vote for the bill,
il elected.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Cert Anais has sold the South Bend,
Ind, team Of the Central League.
johnny Evers. OF the Chicago Cubs.
denies thai he intends to retire from
the diamond.
Both the Cleveland and New York
American League Clubs are trying to
sign pitcher Al Ortiz.
II is most likely that Lou Criger
of the st. Louis Browns win wear q
New York Highlander uniform next
season.
1t is reported that Manager Connie
Mack OF the Athletics intends to
make an outfielder of Third baseman
Roth
Jack Grim, who was a big Lacquer
when they kept score on slabs Of
stone, has purchased the Portsmouth
club of the Virginia league.
/ hEOISG Dell the DtCCNlgH flLCst-ii
! has jumped to the farmers league
He has bought a ninety-fiye acre
farm in Tioga county, PENNSYLVANIA.
Little Rock will be without South
ern League team the coming season
and will perhaps form new uoni5:na
ton with Fit Smith, Joplin and st
Joe, Me.
The National League grounds il
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Boston
have been leased 10 amusement inter
ests for night performances during
the baseball season.
=. The Pittsburg Club went 5000
deep to find Jack Flynn, the Ia
first baseman of the st. Paul team
| A good part of last season the Who'll,
st. Paul outfit didn't look to b
worth that much money.
Ty Cobb told a Cleveland iudg'
that it was going to be a hard winte
and he could not see how he couE
pay a hundred dollar fine for assault
ing hoted watChman. AS Ty has jus
I purchased $4,000 worth of Georgit
land his pathetic story TO the Cleye
land court was probably true.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23
ERA OF HIGH PRICES
APPROACHES CREST YET
DISTANT IN FUTURE
question which l am not going

CONTINUED From Page o.,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Joseph E. Ramsdell, who has been
the Representative of the Fifth Louis
lana district in congress the past ten
years, has been reelected president
Of the National Rivers and Harbors
congress. a'kR.Ad y 81
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23
AS Our
Dissolution Sale

is drawing 10 a close and this being
the last week before Christmas, you
should realize that you only have a
few days left to take advantage Of
this great slaughter sale. Our goods
are reliable.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Prohibitionists in Minnesota are
much disappointed over the decision
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Walter s. Dickey. chairman of the
republican state committee of Mis-
souri,. is now mentioned as possible
candidate for the seat of United
States Senator William Warner
whose term viii expire March 3, 1911
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Alfalfa Bni' Murray. who served
as president of the Constitutional
convention and Speaker of the first
Oklahoma legislature. will probably
make the race for governor OF Okla
homa in the Democratic primary next
August.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Judge Peter S. Grosscup. the emf,
neat Chicago jurist.. is OF the opinion
wat another political party is need
sed In the United States.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23
BASEBALL NOTES.

Eert Anais has sold the South Bend,
Ind, team Of the Central League.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Both the Cleveland and New York
American League Clubs are trying tc
sign pitcher Al Orth.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

1t is most likely that Lou Criger
Of the st. Louis Browns win wear a
New York Highlander uniform next
/ season.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Johnny Evers. of the Chicago Cubs,
denies thai he intends to retire from
the diamond.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

=. The Pittsburg Club went $4,000
deep to find Jack Flynn, the tar
first baseman of the St Paul team.
A good part of last season the whole
st. Paul outfit didn't look TO be
worth that much Money.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

Senator Gore of Oklahoma viii be
one, of the speakers at the banquent
of Michigan Democrats to be given IN
Grand Rapids early in January.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

1t is reported that Manager Connie
Mack OF the Athletics intends to
make an outfielder Of Third baseman
Roth
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

A woman has been chosen town
clerk of Elizabeth, Pennsylvania.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-23

The National League grounds il
Philadelphia. Pittsburg and Boston
have been leased 10 amusement inter
ests for night performances during
the baseball season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

able streams. the car rolled into Mexico
City under it's own power.
Vanderbilts may come and Nanderbilts
may go, but to George Robertson and the
Locomobile will always belong the honor
Of having been the first Americans to cap
ture this, the greatest Of Americas mo-
toring events.
The -ranscontinenta record, made by a
Franklin car in 1906, with "Clean Score"
Carris at the wheel, still stands despite
the many runs which have been made
in both directions since. This machine COW
cred the distance from San Francisco to
New York in fifteen days two hours and
twelve minutes. This run was made when
the territory was very little known. There
have been at least five ocean-to-ocean
runs since that time, but no one as yet
has came anywhere near the record.
In mapping out the 1909 Glldden tour,
the Studebaker e. NJ. f. "S0' laid out the
course for the longest and most difficult
endurance contest ever held. 1t rained
nearly all Of the time that the car was
crossing the state Of Iowa, and it was
here the pathfinding party had their first
experience with the famous "gumbo." The
sturdy little car pulled through 451 miles Of
this mud on first speed. on the entire
run Of 2,S37 miles, besides the number of
miles on low gear mentioned before, 6SS
miles were made on the intermediate, and
/ SIS miles on the high.
OF course, all over the country there
have been other races and other tours.
The Atlanta races next week and the
"flag-to-flag' run next month will close
the year. New Years eve will witness the
Inauguration of the show season and the
start Of another year for the motoring
world. What next year will bring forth
no man can tell, but the defects brought
to light this year will be remedied, and a
better automobile is the one result that
all these races and endurance runs bring
for the buyer. Who, however, will say
that that is not enough?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
OMAHA AUTO DEALERS UNITE
An incorporation is Formed to Give
the Big show,

Automobile dealers of Omaha have
formed a corporation for the purpose Of
better handling the big annual show
which is given in Omaha at the Auditor
ium. Each year the show has been a
success, although the dealers nave had
to individually guarantee it in advance.
This year a company mas been formed
to give the show on a much larger scale
and to take in all the dealers of Omaha,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Omaha is recognized all over the
country as the most important center for
the distribution of automobiles, and the
manufacturer are not going to overlook
this fact. Clark G. Powell is now in the
east to interest the manufacturers in the
Omaha show and he reports that his eff
forts have been successful.
The problem this year, the same as
last, is to secure enough exhibit space.
This will be accomplished by a different
arrangement of the machines and by util-
izing all the stage space which was last
year given over to accessory dealers.
Omaha now has thirty-three dealers
and more are locking for locations. These
will all want to exhibit and each will have
something new to show.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

Persistent Advertising is the road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
"WisJom of RMS world"

Mr.. Pecksniff and Mr.. Turveydrop had
met for the first time.
you look like a person Of some conse-
quence, sir" spoke Mr.. Turveydrop, but
your department is not quite up to the cor
rect standard"
Sir quoth Mr.. Pecksniff, surveying
him with lofty scorn, Il cannot forget that
YOU probably have an Immortal Soul, but
you look like an Ineffable Ass. '-Chicago
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

without further examination. The recog-
milton OF international road certificates
may be refused on the following gounds:
l. II it be evident that the conditions
under which they have been granted &C
cofding to the principles laid down In sec
ton / and 2, nave not been fulfilled.
2. II the owner or driver Of a motor
car be not a native Of one of the con-
tracing states,
Position of Indentification Numbers.
No motor car shall be allowed to pass
from one country to another unless 1t dis
play, at the back, in addition to the num-
ber-plate of it's own country, distinctive
plaque bearing letters establishing its ma
tionality.
Warming Apparatus.
Every motor car must be provided with
a deep-toned horn as a warning signal.
outside large towns It is permissible to
use other warning signals, in accordance
with the regulations and usages Of the
country. Every motor car must be pro-
vided after dark with two lamps capable
of rendering the plaques legible. The
roadway must be illuminated in front over
an adequate distance, but the use Of daz-
cling lights is always prohibited in town
areas.
Meeting and ~OvertnkinR vehicles.
When meeting or %overtaking other vehi-
Giles drivers Of motor cars must vigorously
observe the rules Of the road of the local
tiles in which they are.
Position of Notice Boards.
Each Of the contracting governments
agrees to take precautions, as far as its
authority permits, that there shall only be
erected as indications Of dangerous points
the signs specified in a schedule. Modi-
f~ications may be made in accordance with
a general understanding by the govern
ments of the contracting states. To this
system Of signs it is possible to add a
sign notifying a customs house and order
ling a halt, in addition to another sign in
dicating a toll house and octroi. The gov
ernments will at the same time endeavor
to secure adherence to the following prin-
ciples:
First, generally there is no occasion to
indicate by warning signs the dangerous
points that are situated in towns.
Second, the signs must be erected at a
distance of about $50 m. from the point
indicated, unless the position of the place
prevents. When the distance of the sign
from the dangerous point varies in a
marked degree from $50 m. special n%otlfica-
tons are to be made.
Third, warning signs must be erected
perpendicularly to the road.
General Regulations.
The driver of a motor car circulating In
a country is bound to conform to the laws
and regulations relative to traffic on the
public roads in force in the said country.
An extract from these laws and regula-
tons may be supplied to the motorist on
his entering a country by the office where
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
CITY Owns Auto.

Motorists of Wilmington, Del, have no
ticed considerable improvement in the
streets since an automobile was added to
the equipment Of the street and sewer de-
partment. Many bad holes, bumps and
other uneven places that were formerly
in existence have now been repaired.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
General u
Auto Legislation.

Plans are On foot to hold the first ma
tional legislative convention in Washing
ton about the middle Of January. An
nouncement of the project has been made
by Chairman Charles T. Terry, of the leg
lslative board Of the American Automobile
association. 1t is proposed to invite the
governors or their representatives from
all the states in the country.
The two chief matters that will be
brought before the convention are the ma
tional registration motor law and the uni
form state law. The national registration
act will be reinforced by Congressman
Cocks, who had charge of the bill last
year, and it is proposed to secure a hearing
upon the bill before the judiciary COM
mittee during the time of the convention
in Washington.
Persistent Advertising Is tha road 20 Rio
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
Portland show in January.

Plans are on foot to hold the annual
Portland, Ore, automobile show the sec
ond week in January, and at a much earl
Ter date than heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21

In its class without a peer.
G. F. LoUK, State Agent,
1903 Farnam st.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

2ucfOntcm / SfotpisinOnItricn,
Ipm Oft" bebu0e0e pil0e fon1me, er
iii troaot / &rnft og omfatter / alt
% fpbenbopnife &irfiombeoer.
Intallet al uOellltfeOe NlrbeiOere
oniloos til 400 &pinoer % 500
WGn0.
Ar6ej0erne bar BEN %. 6ebr.
iomlcoe til &ontrolmoOe / H6mers-
ga0e8 notwithstanding | &bb.
SO6annes Sanicn Og Ilberti. I'M
oeriggelien / Sm10sblaoet vWib-
Oogspoiten" IffGre biz mart bGtbe
ofIIltttet.
So6s. &anien, Ser for Si0en Of
Toner i'm 5trof / @eItre SnngieG,
&b6., er bleben abort. @on biloe if
fc 6irefte inor6mme, at Fan bop0e
itooet / ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til
@I6erti.
Oct er faItilaaet, at Sobs. San=
len ire @ange pes @lbertis Wellent-
fOmit bar bGret ioa belOig at opnoa
6Orlig / friminelle Soger moo Be
falling at Sober; TO @ange bar ban
fooet en- Sengielsitrof omiot fra
iimpel Sangefoit til @ono og 8rs6,
.ng en0elig bar ban facet ben iio1te,
fire Moaneoers SengielsItrof uoIut
fra 1905 til 1908 eGer noget ODER
ire Ior.
De ifal bentes bjem. Set fgben-
babnife 8oitbu6, iom for npIig for
ibon0t, og BEN unge 8ige, iom reiite
me6 bam, bborom Ri me66elte / iio=
tie Summer, biz ifG. g. g." bIipe
onbolbt og biemienot beo 6eres In=
fcmit til SEEM Oorf;
Oct bar nemlig piit fig, at Bigger
far bGpet 1900 &r., iom ttlb6rte
uen Game, hos 6oem bum tiente.
Sum Ifuloe 6ebe 200 &r. / 8onfen,
men forfalffe0e 4nbisningen, iaa
BEN fom til at ID6e paa 1000 Ser.
og Of bisfe 8enge gob BUN Sr1en Be
200 &r., mems bun ielb beboGot
GeIten.
9e 9anffe / 2un6On Os S%Oripars=
iagen. n9unmorfs-S amfunoet" bar
ira Oct banIfe SelIfob / 2on6on
mc6taget en- @nmo6ning ON at faa
eli Soreorogsboloer 6eroper til at
tole ON SorIparsiogen. Get er III.
oNott." mi beItemt, at 0anmarfs
Somfun0ets f~6benbabnife Mf0elings
Sormnn6, SberIt 8oecf ffoG taqe til
2onoon og boG0e 6ore0rog.
0pbsfalb. @rep I6lefelot-2ourpig
2ebn til &i9rsgooro er SEN "a.
6ebr. oeb poa 8rofesior Sc6ors
&Iinit / &s6enbopn efter / benbe0
Ct 9lar at babe fist al &r9ft / Sc
peren. Chen 1878 bar ban @jer
cf @ope9gaorOen &i9rsgoar0 / GeIt-
i'm. 1891-1902 bar ban Sormauo
for 6pns Gifts potrioti5fe Selifob
rg iom ino6on @rGfi6ent for 9ono-
mon0sforImlingen / 1900 / S0en-
ie. san troo6te tiGbnge / 1902 be6
0onnelien at SEN mtoeren0e fpnife
2onO6o=S San bar
5ogneroo0sme0Gem / "a Mor, 6eraf
% 4or 6ormanO, o. / Is 9(or las
fan ION bnIgt al Sen dImin0eli1e
%9lgerflasIe. SEQ tin 96o bar ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

WicOlem al Nslen5 @mtSrao0. San
bar Spires &on0iDot i 8ogeniefreO-
len / 1890 % 1892 % opnoaeOe
iiGIte Sang 1876 Stemlrer moo
&roplt Nielien8 852.
San bar meget of6ol0t og goo
g6ren0e og bar eli 5pgtig 2ano-
muI10.
AfOpOe, Der uor 5512 @ar g.,
par &ammerberre og Scfi9germe-
tier. San bar 9roOer til 81. a. l1oen.
rigsminiiteren og Sebnsgrepe Nble-
fel0t- S%aurOigen og par gift meO
8nronesle Inna &oienprn=2e6nL Ser
| 1904 arpe0e 8aroniet 2ebn.
Sjeneiteorengens GrGmietDr 6or
goOt ct 8ar Iar itOen bar en- lille
Gleneite0reng trpffenOe nleo nogle
&reaturer til StorebeOinge 9prifue.
9rengen bar fife ierlig beIlaoet
lneO Benge, men oQigebel funOe ban
life moOitaa 6riitelien til at pr6pe
2gffen / Som6plaen.
Sg iaa gtf Set bDerfen perre el=
ler beOre, ems at 9rengen pan0t en-
itpr SprefaIp al beOite afitamning.
Sieneite0rengen bar i'll. o&ingIt.
Solicit" BAIT megen 6ornpielie al
zen SDrefalp.
SOS bans 6oOer, Ser Dor ct lille
@us, bleo Spren opOrettet. Sg al
llre0e Naret efter, at ben bar pu1t=
let, tog ben Yrenie / &pge. S Sior
fit BEN 8remie / &osftlbe.
6or bUer Sang Spren fom pna
0Drlfue, iteg ben / Ger0i.
Nrengen bar ltolt al i'm Bremie-
tpr. Wfen bbis I'M Ben ounlpeoe en-
Sang i
Orengen bar en- lille foriigtig Sur,
og Oa 2pOersIep SDreboLosforening
beO BAN 900 ST.. for &rabaten,
Gboraf 400 paa @ilfaar, fog ban til.
gtu bilbe lbelbet, at Sc 500 &r.
bleb anbragt t gon0eItanoens Spa
refasie, og meo 9@ngitelie bar 9ren-
gen efter Observation-Disclosures ipei-
bet efter, ON Der bleb giort uopeie
for, at ban funOe faa ben Del al
fine Sprepenge igen.
Som befenot er Der 10 l1oIigt til
e.; Sr0ning al Sparefosiens 6or-
holO, bpaO Ser ieGpfplgelig / bsi @roo
interesierer BEN lille forbenp9renoe
Spreop0rptter.
9e 400 Sir. / GilfoorSpenge er
iifre nof, ioo alt / aft bor Som6ola=
r1lnlret 10 oIigepel gipet gooe @ro-
ctllter.
GlaSsmamglcn paa SinSsiggean=
italtcrne. S 0en11e Si6 ifaffes Ser
pea Overwhelming at Suititsminiite-
riet gennem Eolitiet SplDsning ON
9lntallet / Sc enfelte 8per og Sog=
ne at iinO8ipge, iom paa @ru1o al
&loOsmangeI life bar funnel fin0c
Gptogelie pon 5inosipqeanItolter.
%aaOcifuO. Nogle 9renge Iegeoa
zen a. 6ebr. / en- Moie u0en for
@illerpo, % eli af Dem 6ob0e me6-
bragt en- iforpIo0t HepoIper.
timber 0egen gift &~epoIperen al
g romte en- 8-9=oortg 0reng ober
penItre 9ie % trpngte inn / Sobe=
Get. @r. Same bGeo ban iet6t til
Sobenhobn for at bIibe opereret, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

bon far febt Ben poo @o3en al en-
Man0, ban fife fenotc. 9esuoeu
funOt man boS boln en- @erre-llrfe-
Sc al @ltlo til en- S6roi al SO SIR;
om Den Tiger ban, at ban iGet iff5
peo, bpor ban bar Ben ira, og Soli-
tiet bar fife mo0to9et NnmeGoelie
ON, at Der er %itioolet en- ioooon ltr-
feoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

Girls. 9prene par ipge, men Man-
cen ilogteoe Dem alligepel og iolg-
te raft pef uf &d0et, ifsrt ban bio
iie, at bette life bar tienligt til Men-
neifefpOe. Serfor bar ban iii. n@olb.
S%tiftst." maattet bgoe 50 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

bon Gnr fe6t ben pau @o1en al en-
W}an0, ban fife fen0te. 0esu0en
fdnOt man 6oS bnn1 en- @erre-llrfe=
De al @ltl0 til Ell G6r0i al so SIR;
ON Den Tiger ban, at ban Ilet iffa
reo, bpor ban bar Ben ira, % &oli-
tiet bar life mootoget 4nmeloeli
ON, at Der er ltiaolet en- ioaoan ltr-
f90e.
YfeO Slagterfniuen. @n Slogter-
lpenO, JON arbei0er | Stern, og iom
| brrffen Silitano oftere bar giort
Jig ifplOig / ltorOen, bar forleoen Off
ten paa @entralbotellet / Sfern font
men / &lamnlari meO nogle Ger
hinge. San lp6 Oerfor 6iem og bell-
teoe Ell Slagterfnip, og i0et ban
meO bbie Hoob lpingeoe oenne runot,
torfltlgte ban en- Del u1tge Wenne-
ifer pna @a0en, mems Sc flDgteoe
til oQe Si0er. S Carbohydrates
&eiieItolO illObenteoe SIogteren III.
uHingfi. 9lmts 9lp." ct al Sc lt1ge
Mennelter, 9eiels SIR. &elitrltp, iom
ban n1eO &nipen tilfpieoe nogle ret
betpoelige Saor / bpire Soono og
besltoen goD nogle Nebelag / So
peoet. Slngteren lpb oerpoa lin
Sci men bIep peo @ionatstio an
bolbt / Sorm, bpor ban lpang Jig
/ 9anien.
SDberi / en- @cnteial. - So unge
Menneifer, Der tioligere bapoe bee
ret Sournalilter, og lom begge for
ben bar folioeret meo Straffelo-
rem, fom forleOen til Sreoericia ef-
ter at Oe fra &%96enbapn 6abOe uf9g=
tet" Jig frem gennem SiGlano og
Sun. ga Sc nar aloele9 blotte0e
for Yenge, tiloer0te De Jig i'll. uSre0.
Np." fra 9unegaarOenS 9. &lusies
&enteial Ell lille Geiletalfe pg en-
9teiiefuffert, bpori Be bna6eOe at
froe Ger0igenItan0e eler @enge.
Salfen inoe6olot imiolerttO fun SOB
ler, bporfor Be itrofs bortfaiteOe ben,
rg | &ufferten fonOt De foruoen al
nlinoelige Ge%iierefpiitter life anOet,
De funOe BRUCE, emo 5 Gigarer. Sp-
ncriet blep melot til Bolitiet, og
naite SormtOOag bleo Sen enc at
@erningsmpnOene fanget, meOens
zen a10en lenere bleo greben paa
e. @otel, bpor Sc bapbe inblogeret
Iiig.
Gn &Dlbsmnnb FAUCET. Sor en-
M~taane0stio ii0en bar en- DAG tire al
&urlene paa Gellinggdor6 / Nrbei=
Sc pea 2oftet open oper Stue6uIet,
tpor @roprieter @Gfier Iaa ipg.
&arGene gioroe Speftafler pao 2oftet,
% oa SRI glfiGr bao Dem bore ro-
lige paa @rult0 al ben0eS Wan0s
Spgoom blep 0e raIenoe. NeOe /
@aarben pGlteoe oe III. uTre6. Ip."
Srren onfltlb, og oe 1p9ngte Ser
efter 0eren til 5obepereliet, 9por
sc of ben ipge @ier forlungte Nf-
regning; Sc ppgap oeres Silgooeba-
tenoe til ct 1terre 8elS6 eno bet
ienere bar piIt fig at bore, og fier-
ne6e fig fgrIt efter at babe facet,
bpab De forlongte. S Sbi(eiteo &ro,
bnorben &arlene Iegte, nboiite De en-
1oa boioiom @ofero, at &roeierens
&uItru, Iom bar enc 6iemme, maatte
Ienoe SUB ON Sielp til 8aaroeier
Sertel Subj, @l. SbileIteb. Set lpf-
fe6es oenne at faa &orlene fi9rnet,
men Sc tilfdieoe bam f6rit ct Big
hen6e Saor / Sobeoet.
9e roo Sure bor ii0en peret eff
terlpIt of 8olitiet, og for nplig bleo
Sen enc at Dem onboGOt : &olbing
% f6rt til Srebericio STREET, bbor
ser MI penter bom en- aGoorlig
Strof.
Maur maj Irlsrc ipat SOB. On
Monb / Scr Serre6 boooe 6os en-
9}a6o til6pttct fig en- aoIp og en-