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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
To Pioneer Patrons.

Owing to the fact hat the
Nebraska Minnesota football game
will be played at Nebraska tomorrow
afternoon, it will be impossible for
the Pioneer to give the score of the
game in its Saturday evenings issue,
as the game will not be concluded
in time for the paper to get the
returns so as to print the results.
The Grand Rapids Bemidji high
school game will not be called I'M
til 4 o'clock and it will be i'm
possible for the Pioneer to print
the score of this game.
However, all baseball fans" who
read the Pioneer should not fail to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

the press room, which gives the Pho
neer Printery ample machinery for
turning out first class work on the
shortest notice.
This newspaper and printing and
stationary plant has been established
for the past thirteen years-from
the time when Bemidji was hamlet.
During it's six years. of existence as
a daily publication and thrice n
years as a weekly, it has exploited
every real advantage, both natural
and creative, that Bemidjl and Bel
trami county has to offer and for
which they are noted.
During its tenure of service The
Pioneer has been loyal, patriotic,
clean, neatly printed and public
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
200 ball
SAITU R||D|AY
Grand Rapids and Bemidji
High School EIeVens Will
Battle Here.


The Bemidji and Grand Rapids
High School football elevens will
play their second game of the sea-
son in the city Saturday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock; and it is expected
that the game will be one of the
hardest-fought school gridiron con-
tests ever played in this section of
the state.
. The first game Of the season,
which was played at5Grand Rapids
an October 2. resulted in a victory
for Grand Rapids by score of II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

influential and the best-gotten-up
newspaper in North Central Mime
sofa, and that the matter contained
in it's columns daily tend to benefit
the locality. They confess that The
Pioneer has served as potent factor
in bringing prospective home-seekers
to Bemidji and Beltrami county;
that it has built up men who were
deserving and relegated those who
were not worthy of public esteem.
Withal, The Pioneer has been a
loyal public servant, doing yeoman
service whenever called upon, and
rejecting news in a manner which
has won for it widespread notice.
The Pioneer Printery employees
from 20 to rs persons, constantly,
seven of whom support families, and
the balance are all home people who
are firm believers in patronizing
home industries and home institu-
tons.
During the past year, The Pioneer
paid out in salaries for labor alone
over $4,000, all Of which sum went
to support these patrons of home in
dustires and home institutions.
The Pioneer is exceedingly loyal
to its home city and to the merchants
of Bemidji. The Daily and Weekly
Pioneer are much sought after by
foreign advertisers, many of whom
produce articles and goods which
come in direct contest with local
concerns. Such class of advertisers
are firmly refused space in. The Pho
neer, although we have been offered
as high as so cents per inch for
advertisements.
The Pioneer carries the largest
stock of stationery, supplies of all
kinds, printers stock, etc., of any
similar concern in northern Mime
sofa, and is always prepared to fur
nish all classes of stock to its pa
irons.
In the matter of commercial print
ing, The Pioneer Printery is un-
excelled in northern Minnesota.
We have the very latest in the line
of presses, and we are constantly
adding new and up-to-date type
faces, with the result that our print
ing is modern in every particular;
and our prices are right. Salts
faction goes with every order for
printing which is done at the Be-
midi Pioneer Printery.
A. Kaiser is president of the Be-
midi Pioneer Publishing company;
G.. E. Carson is vice president and
treasurer; c. ]. Pryor is secretary,
and Messrs. Carson and Pryor are
the managers; A. G.. Rutledge is the
editor of the Pioneer; V. l.. Ellis,
solicitor; Miss Inga Brynildson,
stenographer and chief clerk; A. E.
Schusser, superintendent of the job
department.; Walter Marcum, FORE
man of the press room; Herbert
Wood, news foreman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

Trunk is that the Grand Trunk, by
building a line of railway from
Sprague, Manitoba, connecting there
with its leased Canadian Northern
railway, and running the line to
New Ulm, would there be enabled
to use the NJ & St. L. through
arrangement with the Hawley inter-
ests, with that railways lines running
in all directions toward Chicago,
Omaha, etc, and could also con-
meet at Albert Lea with the Illinois
Central, running directly into
Chicago, thus giving to the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway better air
line" from Winnipeg to Chicago
than would be possessed by the COM
bined lines of the Canadian Pacific
and 500 railways. :.--
Thus the war between the two
great systems of railway would be
extended to United States territory,
and with much desirable territory
In north-central Minnesota, includ-
ing much in Clearwater and Bel.
trami counties, as an object of
contention.
In this connection, it is intimated
that the Great Northern officials are
not unfriendly to the new element
in railway circles in this section( the
Grand Trunk Pacifc) in its fight
against the Canadian Pacific and
the Soo.
The surveyors have stated to
Bagley people that their instructions
are to survey no line that is not
practically surface" road, so as
to especially avoid deep cuts with
attendant snow blockades in the
winter time, and different grades.
They have been given orders to run
the line into Bagley if possible, but
that three small hills to the north
west of here have interferred.
These hills are being overcome, and
there is little doubt that the sur
! veyors will stake out line running
through Bagley and directly south,
touching the west side of Itasca
State Park, thence southwark
towards New Ulm.
From a local standpoint, the
building of the proposed road would
bring Bagley into closer connection
with the dairying and farming dis
trict north of here, and would cut
the new 500 Plummer-Moose Lake
extension off from that section, which
at present has no railway outlet and
which is adjacent to Bagley business
interests.
That there is much foundation to
the rumor is shown by the activity
in real estate here, many lots on the
lake having changed hands for the
purpose of being on the proposed
right.of-way.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
Married BY Rev. H. R. Mckee

Rev. R. II. Mckee, pastor of the
local Baptist church, oAdciated this
morning at: the marriage of Thomas
Grashaw and Ida Hopper, the
wedding ceremony being performed
in the polished and finished manner
for which Rev. Mckee is famous.
The marriage occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton on Twelfth
street. -..-, IT,. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. Grashaw are both
residents of Beltrami county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

and hundreds of tons of print, stock,
stationery, supplies, etc., the Bemidji
Pioneer Publishing company has, in
it's Pioneer Printery," the most
complete and up-to-date printing
stationery establishment in north
central Minnesota.
The newspaper press is Stand
ard Babcock" of the very latest
make. It runs so smoothly as to
be almost noiseless and it does the
heart of an old print" good to see
'er grind out" the Daily Pioneer
every evening and the Weekly Pho
neer on Wednesday night.
The Pioneer also has a splend id
folder which does away with a
whole lot of hard labor in folding the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
Wolf Killed Up North.

County Auditor Wilmann today
issued wolf bounty to Halvor
Nelson, who lives at Wabanica, in
the extreme north end of Beltrami
county.
'Varmints" appear to be plentiful
up in the north end of the county;
and the $3.50 allowed by the state
as wolf bounty is greatly appreciated
by the settlers in that section.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
ARE NEW SURVEYS MADE
BY GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
Rumors Are Rife that Surveyors Who Are in Clearwater
County Are Running Line from Sprague, Mani
toba, to New Ulm.

Bagley, Oct. 15.-(Special to Pho
neer. From an authoritive source
comes information of a somewhat
startling character concerning the
real intentions of and objects to be
attained through the work of the
corps of railroad surveyors who have
been working in the northern part
of Clearwater county, and who are
at present waiting at their camps
near Weme postof6ce, northwest oil
Bagley; and this information is to
the effect that the surveyors are not
in the employ of the Great Northern
Railway, as was at first supposed,
with intentions of cutting off 500
competition with the Great Northern
line running through Bagley, but
that these surveyors are really in the
employ of the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway, and are running line from
the international boundary in almost
direct line south to New Ulm,
connecting at Bagley with a survey
made many years ago from Bagley
to New Ulm.
According to this latest informa-
ton, the line on which the surveyors
are now working connects at Sprague,
Manitoba, with the Canadian North
ern Railway, which has but recently
been leased by the Grand Trunk
Pacific company.
Extending directly south, this
alleged Grand Trunk survey has
been made through Roseau county,
striking the section line between
Beltrami aud Marshal counties, and
further south between Beltrami and
Red Lake counties to the northwest
corner of Clearwater county, thence
between Clearwater and Red Lake
counties, passing Winsor an d
Gonvick and going to Weme post.
office, in Clearwater county, near
which place the surveyors are now
taking it easy" for the purpose,
so it is said, of watching the Soc
surveyors and noting the line the
500 will, decide upon in building its
road through Red Lake, and Clear.
water counties from Plummer to
Bemidji and Moose lake.
The reason given for this cutoff
of the Grand Trunk railway into
U. S. territory is that the Grand
Trunk is engaged in a deathly
struggle with the Canadian Pacific
and the 500 railways for the trade
of Western Canada; that much oil
the traffic in that section is in
American-produced goods and the
successful railway must have Ameri-
can goods to supply the demand.
In its scheme to have a short
line from Winnipeg to Chicago, the
information concerning the Grand
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

get tomorrow evenings paper as we
shall print the results of the decid-
ing game for the baseball cham.
pionship of the world which will
be played at Detroit tomorrow
afternoon between the Pittsburg
National League champions and the
Detroit Tigers, the pre-eminent
American League nine.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
PIONEER PRINTERY HAS
A MOST COMPLETE PLANT
New Presses and Other Machinery, With Up.tohe Minute
Faces of Job, Advertising and Body Type, Form
Metropolitan Printing Establishment.

By the installation of a new
Standard Babcock printing press of
sufficient size to print four-page
six-column newspaper at one i'm
preston, other machinery, type,
and much labor-saving material
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
>Encampment Installed Officers.

Bemidji Encampment, No. "a, I.
0. 0. F., on Wednesday evening in
stalled the following officers of the
camp:
C. P, Ben Erickson; S. w., A.
Huntosh; H. P, liver Ungstad;Scribe,
D. D. Miller; J. w., John Hakkerup.
N. Hakkerup, d. d. e. p, acted as
installing officer and did his work
we'll.
The local encampment is In a
prosperous condition and has large
membership.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

daily and weekly issues of the Pho
neer.
In addition to the big press"
the Pioneer has five fast-running up
to-date job printing presses, the best
that the market affords. There is a
beautiful Universal" press, substan-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
French and Barker Lucky.

George French and Albert Barker
returned last night from a hunt at
Three Island Lake, west of Turtle
River. They encountered much bad
weather, but did not mind that, as
they secured a good bunch of ducks
as reward for their perseverance.
They say that there are many
hunters in the section which they
visited, but not all are as lucky as
were Messrs. French and Barker.
Local news on last pace.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

spirited. At no time has it con-
descended to stultify its reputation
as an honorable publication, neither
can it be accused of the sins of
commission or commission. The
legion friends of the Pioneer con-
cede that The Pioneer is the most
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

TALLY and strongly built and just the
thing to print large posters, etc.
There are two Chandler & Price
"Gordans," which are the best of
that make of press. Two "Pearl'
presses complete the machinery in
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15
CONTRIBUTIONS TO The
JOHNSON MEMORIAL FUND
Some Bemidians Are Responding to
the Appeal for Funds to Erect
Monument.
JOHN ALBERT JOHNSON MEMORIAL FUND

John Albert Johnson Memorial
Fund, Care Of The Pioneer, Be-
midi:
Enclosed herewith please find
..................(n mot to exceed 50,
as a contribution to the fund to be
used for the erection at the state
capitol Of a monument to John
Albert Johnson, late governor Of
Minnesota.
(SIgned)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-10-15

Come at once if yen want one
Of those $l.OO dictionaries which
we are closing out at 25 cents.
Pioneer office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Dan fneb GYpen.

On pariIif Sanol9ee, Or. Eapon
bar benpttet en- bibtil ufienOt Nfe'
tboSe til paa en- bcfpem og utarlte
@aaSe at faa en- Spp arbolot. 5
hans Qoniultationstio ino'anot oel
ia / Or. Yapons goIig / &ue Sar.
mel en- obioIut tiaiosppffcnoe Serre,
,cm snifeSe at tale meb Sartol1gen.
Or. gopon por beifiRitiset nteo en-
onoen Yotient / ct SioepGrel'e, cs
eiter mango SonolGgers Sill bar
9apon / Gsren ino til gerteoTrellet
boret eft Iibet Sui, eiennem bptlfet
hon.fan ie, bpem Der penter. "a Der
por iaat BAN, at Ser penteoe en- trent
meo Serre, tiffet Or. Sapon paa
bom iaienrem fit Sui og iaa on, at
Sen me Batient por interesieret op.
tat al arlaoe iorifiellige Sslpglen.
itanbe | SentepGreliet ioriuinbe ! jim
CONNIE. Gen 9eiegenoe beIapet iis
netop til utaalmoois at bile forlaoe
gentep9reIiet, oa Or. Sapon aabnef
Gsren o. anmooet bam ON at fonlrile
,ino / unSerisseliesp9reIiet. Yen
me Gutients SGnoer bite en- oaoel'
fri SiIitanb, men Or. Bapon ertl9'
rebe beitemt, at BET bar abiolrt NOD
penoigt at ioretase Ell Iioen, men me-
get imertefuIb Operation for at lire
iia moo iarIise aompIifationer. Ea'
trenteu par npiais os i~trittet noget
imob, men SauolGsen bclSt paa ut,
o. ct 0iinut eiter bar 8leinten beos-
pet. ct apartcr efter too en- Roliti.
uoen for 9sren, % Sa Eoticnten
paasnet eiter Rartoien, beianot ban
.iie / en- tom SonseceIe, bocr imtet
SsIptsi f,tnoe IeSe BAN ! SriIteIie,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

cpbrpe bet miparenbc samIass.
ipitem, Chen Storitreifen begpnote
bar totaIt Sorbub mob Brnnoepins.
banoeI eriiteret ! Sperise, o. r,aor
aomitecn bar furbet no, bpor itorf
Cab bet bill mebfsre at fortiRtte Der.
meb, fol ben gipe GrbiSning pan en-
llopei til at faa bette Cab eritnttet
paa anoen Maaoe. Raar aIt peors.
renoe bernie Sag er ~unoerisst 90 no.
rebet riI &egieringen forelpgse Sic.
iuItatet for Miesoasen tiuieemeo
5orTas til @eform bpis en- iaaoon
finbes siennemisrlis. gr9nberierne
90 grpggerierne bar orgoniieret fig
til en- beftis Scamp mob S%orbuosbe.
pGgelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
@upcrner Sabioiuu al @iscnu,i

@nprrnpr Sabioiun al @iSconiin
ItgeS life at bile bIiue aonoibat iii
8lenoaIs. Ct Ipete fortGIer cgiaa,
at Der ifal bore eli 8lan iairre ON
at foa BAN uoupprt til amerifanif
%iniiter / Horge. Spor ififfet @rl.
oerneren END for hGre for Senne
Sttuing ioa er Oct meget nianSipn.
ltg, at ban bill ioa Ell iaaban llSneo.
ilelle, "a oct piIoe pGre / Strio meo
Den o~IminocIise 6remsanesmaaSe
life at uonGpue en- Mano iii ct 81.
plomotiit @mbebe i oct 9anb, bpor
han er 'sht, eaer bpor ban uoaen.
iirSe bar pGret llnoeriaat. @en oet
or ieloieIseIig intet til SinSer ioi,
at 6ilperneren fan bIipe Miniiter | ct
anoet Sano emo R6rse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
st MOrbattratat / M~inn.iOta.

st Norbattrntat | Ninniota.
6orbenparenoe Statsienator Geo.
B. Somerpine, en- al be. melt frem-
itaaenoc Saefsrere / Winneiota, bar
| Snsbags pnret @ienitano for ct
morberiif SperfaIo paa fit aontor |
Sleepp gpe. timber en- SamtoIe
meo en- ct. Haulmano peb Nabn
Sobn Sapner traf benne fin Mepolper
os affprebe to Stub, al bpiIfe bet
enc traf Convertible | penitre Sful.
Der og oct anoet | penitre 2unge, ser
giennembore6es. SomerpiIe befrpg.
tes at bore bsbeIig iaaret. aariasen
til S~perfaIoet fienoes enbnu life.
Sapner bIep arreiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
~Sorbuoslop / Speriee?

Sra StoefboIm t~eIearafcres Sen
lite Sept.:
"a Der ubeueS Ct iterft Gres ioi
at iaa iubisrt permanent 5prbuS
moo SrpnbepiuSbuuoeI / Speriae,
eIler | oct minoite ion ipprfiat en- be.
tpoeIis SuoifrGntuins / grpnSe.
p%in$troitcn bar Te9ierinaru ioag
u0npont en- aomite, ser nGrmcre
fol unoerisge Susen % i9rIig iinSe
no, bpor fort Cab BET oil meSfsre al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Scn samlc &apitulbpsnins I ct.

Eaul er bIct unberis9t al Sagmpno,
Tom er fommet til BET HeiuItat, al
Sen er / uomnrfet Stano. Get enc
Ite, iom monsler Dem, er, at Hsrleo.
ninecrre err / lllape, bporfor Der nu
pil bIipe inSiot me 2~eoninger til ct
aoitenSe al $4,000. ct al Sopeo.
araumenterne for gpgnins al mt
aopitolium par / lin Sib, at Den
gamIe 9penina par ! en- NOT iaa elem.
Dig Sorfatring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Sen 2ben September 1903
SmaapInt

- Risies Sara % Sopbia @rotf
fra @lgin, Sn., bar en- ngeS Sto be-
ret her paa geieg hos u. SofIano.
M. SpiIbe fra Norbeob, Sa.,
reiite Rmbug biem efter nogle 9a'
ees 9eisg Der.
GicoIor aIingenberg, Sbomp'
ion, Soma, bar tiIbragt nogle Gage
Der / 8eisg.
- Mrs. s. 6. Carton penote
@anbass tilbase ira ct geiss / @eb'
iter Gitp.
Wrs. 8. g. Serom er benot
tiIbaee til 0ortbpooo ira ct fort Be
isg hos Nr. oa Rrs. Socob Saricn.
Miis GIarisia Hiite er penbt
tiIboge til Gbicogo eiter en- uges Be
igg | 9ecorab.
@r. Sobn 8pgg reiite | Wan'
bags I'll @oterloo, bpor ban bar faaet
@rbeioe / i'm Brofesiiou Tom Mlirer.
Wtiis Rettie SoIfespif fra 60
chit err reiit til Gebar 6ous for at
beiege Rormalifolen beritebs.
WrS. SSper &nution % Sotter
Sottic er peuot tiIbuae til lit Stem
Singe, Sn,, eiter ct 9eisg hos Mrs.
81. Sbonpion.
49, Mr. og 0trs. Ole Senbricfior
fro 4Ieniont Sonnibip er reiit til go
DIETER, Miun, for at foniultere Or.
Wapo.
9. q. SeraIo og Cater Otter
prnote / @onooas tiIbage til Siage
eiter en- llgeS Seisg hos q. Glib oa
Samilie.
Rr. og Mr8. s. ". 8. SreitS
og RiSies alberta og Horma Suu'
gen reiite Sirsbas til 2afe Niune'
tanfa, minneapolis.
Nr. 81. g. 2o0abI er / Sir8'
bags reiit biem til Stem Sampton ef'
ter al bape tiI6ra9t Some Coming
llgen paa 9eisg hos @opin SooerS',
Ole Ittlemec6 or reiIt til
SterIing, &C. o, bpor ban / nogIe
Tiger ifaI biGIpe / Sterling State
9anf.
Sobn % guorep HorIt fra
EmlIino, ga, Tom bar Opret her
Some Coming" .llgen reiite biem
Raroog.
- Wtiis emma See reiite | SAS.
bags tilbaae til Chicago efter ct Ear
cages geisg hos lin ariine, NiiS
Worie Soligeu.
- IiiS CLARA aid,irm fra Gebor ga
piSs er / GnsOugs reiit biem tgicH ef'
Ter nogle ina Tigers 9eieg hos Sem
rer her / 9pen.
- Mii5 Gle Roeu reiite / Mou'
bags tiIboge til Ct. @nl,l eiter ct Iar
Tigers 9eisg hos SlrgtuiuQe %
anmIe @eurrr i Gerorub.
SIR. % 0IrS. $. q. 8urner
baobe iorriae llge Gt beboaeIigt 9eisg
Of WiSies Sanuah "a Gmilu Rinaoell
fra Reoa0a, ga.
Irs. 6. g. SoIton % Gattcr
reiite / @ionongS tiIboae til Stougb,
ton, @i8.. Giter CT fort 9eiea hos
SIGgt % Seuner Der / @gne.
49, @iis GIi5u6etb afome pcu0tc
RmboQ5 hiem ira St. &ouI, bpor
bun bar beiegt 0erbocuOe SIratuin,
ger.
- Miis S0a % CLARA Eborior
arfom Rauoag til Gecorab ira @a.
terrible, So., for at bcisse &alOer
College.
- @iisieS SnGrio Sobnion %
9IIiee Miaen fra 3ooiiou, @is., uor
iorrige llae ! 9eigg hos 0rs. 9Ior'
guerit Woran.
@frs. g. e. See er penot til
bnae til fit Stem / 9ctbanO eitel
nugIe fan Cages 9eieg hos s. 3
2anbers'.
Otto SoIberg -og Suitru bapbr
/ Ssbet al Homecoming" .llgen BE
log Of Rr. o9 Rrs. Sosam ira Obi
cago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Scnator Gnmmins fra Soma bar
Iobet, ifalb oct er mitIist for BAN at
afite6, of boloe Sonebtalen
peo Den itore oiientlise Semonitra.
tiou. iom arrangeres / ct. Saul til
sGre for De 10 Ninneiotarepr9ien.
tanter | 3ongresien, iom itemte MOB
oen rpe SoIbtorif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Gsb at GeSme. 0trs. Tbereia
Sabets, Suitru til en- Heitauratsr I
Heip Oorf ,6soe / Sirsbags al SeS-
me. Sun peieoe 500 EuHo % bar
3S aar gammeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03

Cberit 2issett opo. @iGiam Wa.
oiion 2issett, Der / mango aar par
0ireftsr for Staten Winneiotas
2anbbrussbsifoIe, er Den 29oe Iu.
guit afgaaet peo Ssoen ! tit Siem /
ct. Balil. San par peo fin 9so SO
glar gammeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-03
Gn MI @ulSegn ifal bore opbag

Gn np 8ulSesn ifal bore opbaget
/ 2ac Ga &ause-9 iitriftet | Sropin.
fen Saifathefpan, Canada. Sfier-
pere err penot tilbage oerfra meo ouer.
oroentlig rige Yrsper iaapel al @ulo.
iom SelpcrtS, og De paaitaar, at DC
bar opboget ct MT 8lonoife. enfeIte
al be mebbraete grtspreper bier en-
@uIoboIbigbeb at op til 100000 pr.
Son.