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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
GEHH. HITCHCOCK NOW IS IN
 PHOENIX

Following trip to Tombstone and Tucson. whither he accompanied Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch cock. Postmaster M. E. Cassidy re turned to Bishee yesterday. Previous to saying goodbye to Bisbee's post master Mr. Hitchcock reiterated his statement that he will champion the cause of Arizona's statehood in Wash ingtoA to the best Of his ability dur ing the coming session of congress. He also expressed his pleasure at the manner in which Bisbee had received and entertained hlm.
 From Tombstone General Hitchcock was accompanied by Col. L. W. Powell and Mir. Cassidy upon his per sonaI invitation. each going as far as Tucson. At Benson the party were met by Editor W. P White and Hon. aotCfS AAOCAiCA NHO dSASI tAoN NhS general exert his influence to obtain dam at Charleston He promised to do all in his power to accomplish this, but told the committeeman that it would be better to put their request in writing and submit 1t to Secretary Ballinger.
 From Benson the party went to Phoenix where General Hitchcock will join Secretary Ballinger Friday the party will return to Tucson following which they will leave Saturday for St. Louis, where they will rejoin the President for his trip down the Mis- sissippi river.
 General Hitchcock twitted MT. Gas sidy continually, mockingly inquiring how he managed to evade the civil service regulations in his office and employed young women as clerks. At the banquet here Mir. Hitchcok paid | Mir. Cassidy high compliment upon the manner in which the local post office is conducted.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22

the early hours this morning hunting for bondsmen to qualify in the sum O. S10O He will be taken to Douglas for arraignment today
 Officers Hall and Twomey made the arrest. They also gathered in at about the same time Bert Welch. notorious tenderloin character. The
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
[ILLS THE DANDPUFF. GERM
Prevents Falling Hair
4 SCENTED ACHIEVEMENT

The world pays tribute to originality Everyone wants the original. No matter what you are buy ing, one always seeks the original article the real thing, the that's genuine.
 Newbros Herpieide is the original remedy that kills the dandrun germ. The announcement by Profs. Unns and Sabouraud of the discovery Of the dandrum germ presented a problem and that prob lem was how to kill the germ Herpicide solved it. derpicide was the first. the real genuine germ destroyer.
 Send 1Oe in postage for sample and booklet on The Hair and Its Care to The Herpicide Co.,. Dept. La Detroit, Mich.
 One Dollar Bottles are Guaranteed For Sale at Drug Stores. Applications at Good Barber Shops
 See Window Disnlan af
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
TWO ARRESTS MADE
 IN BISBEE TENDERLOIN

Otis Robinson, wanted in Douglas for giving bogus order to a restau
 rant there on one of the smeltefs. where he claimed to be working. was arrested in the tendeTIoiD district at about midnight last night and spent
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
SHOCKING CRUELTY
 REPORTEDH NEAR TUCSON

TUCSON, Oct 21.-As an instance of cruelty to animals, the case ref ported by Mexican rancher residing about fften miles southeast Of here, at the foot of the Rincon mountains, is said to be the most revolting in ths
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
BASE BALL
Coast League.

Coast League.
 At Los Angeles:
 oakland .. -. s 10 l Los Angeles =. -. ....-1 l
 Tenneson and Thomas; Tozer and F. smith. <
 At San Francisco: Portland -........--l 6 l San Francisco -. ....2 10 1
 Carson and Fisher; Browning and Berry. At Sacramento: Vernon -........--.2 F 2 Sacramento =. ........1 10 Breckenridge and Brown; whalen and LaIonge.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22
Stops Itching
THE OPINION OF A PROMINENT
 ATTORNEY

T have been using Newbro's Herpicide for a number of years. At first I used 1t for source have ceased have continued for the pleasing effect 1t has upon the head. The use of Herpicide means a clean scalp. good head of hair and coat collar free from the appearance of grease. IL is luxurious habit hard to break of when you have once become accustomed to it.
 GEO. c. BINGHAM. Atty.
 116 s. Commercial St., Salem, Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-22

cnarge against Welch is assault and battery, alleged to have been con- mitted at Courtland. He was releas- ed under s100 bond to appear in Courtland for trial Judge J. M. Ca bell of Courtland, was in the city last night in connection with this case and other legal business.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

Both the owners of the Bunker Hill
and sullivan mine and the Federal
properties have made n big offer for
the Caledonia mine at Wardner, one
Of the new proven mines Of the dis
trict and which has been shipping ore
for several months
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
PRIVILEGES

Diverse routes and stopoyers. Rates
apply via ST. Paul or Billings di-
rect. or via Billings and Denver.
in either or both directions. with
out extra cost
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
A SPOTLESS RECORD
He LEFT
ENGINEERS LAST THOUGHT is
FOR THE SAFETY OF HIS
PASSENGERS.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. I3.-Passengers
on Southern Railway train wrecked
near Bristol. Va, last evening arrived
here tonight, bringing details ~ the
bravery If Engineer Samuel Bush Of
Knoxville. Tenn. who died today as a
result If his injuries. Bush was pain
fully working his way out III the
wreck of his engine. scalded ana
frightfuliy bruised. when the few pas
s"ngers who retained their senses dug
into the mass Of twisted and burning
iron tn meet him. Bush asked for Il
last look at his old engine.
When the passengers offered him
whisky he begged them to look after
the comfort of the passengers. After
learning that no passengers had been
injured, he said:
That's good. But before ! take
whisky ! want you men To smell my
breath and testify. ii need be. that |
had not been drinking when this hap
pened. All an engineer has In his rec
ord and he can not afford to have any
thing against that"
Engineer Bush went out upon his
last run with his record spntless. IL
had been in the service of the South
orn Railway for more than 80 years
and left an estate valued at 100000
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
Notice of Probate of Will.

In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of
Missoula.-In the matter OF the
Estate OF George {. Higgins, de
ceased.
Pursuant 10 an order of said conrt.
made on the 18th day of August, 1903,
notice is hereby given that Monday.
the a3d day of August. 1909, at
O'Clock u. IN. of said day. NJ the court
room Of said court, At the court house
i'll the county of aiissoula, has been
appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of George {. Higgins.
deceased. and for hearing the appiica-
ton of Ronald Higgins for the issu-
anee To him Of letters testamentary,
when and where amy person Interested
may appear and contest the same.
THGS. =, CoNLuN. Clerk.
BY TH0S. +, KEMP. Deputy Clerk.
Dated August II. 1909.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
IA nILTON fHI RrHES.

Hamilton. Aug l2-Therc will be
regular services sunday al the Pres
byterian church. The pastors subject
al tn" morning service will he. Lay
ing Up Treasures; at the evening
service, The Cool al the Evening"
SUNDAY schnnl al 10 a, IN.
The morning topic at the Baptist
church viii be ~Inspiratian": at the
evening service. Come Unto Nj. All
W That Labor" Regular SUNDAY
school III the usual hour
There will he regular services At
the Methodist church on SUNDAY. both
forenoon and evening. preaching in
the morning III II O'clock and i'm the
evening at "'ctoek by Rev Thomas
III, Barker Sunday school will be- held
al In a'eiack In the morning. The
ErW"rth league will met 1T . o'clock
In thu evening, with Charley Barker
a@ header: subject. ~Slisht"d Asreies. q"
Timer" will be Regular services at the
Christian church on Sunday; preach
ing by Rev. MIR, jones. both forenoon
and afternoon.
Rev, r. \. cockcruft will preach at
the Episcopal church in the forenoon
at II n'"l"vk and in thu. evening 1t :
".elock, SUNDAY sehanl at IN o'clack
la the morning.
Regular services will he conducted at
the Catholic church AT thu usual time
by the Rev Father Carr
There nil b. SUNDAY school ut the
Christian church al IL a. m. and
preaching b& the Rey. - W jones at
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

Olson K Johnson. the contractors,
recently took IA 100000 contract here
for the erection Of the new Worstelt
brick business block. The amount of
contract business on hand in Missoula
has forced them to sub contract the
local job.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

MISS0rIIAS WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RESULTS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

August 13, Il; September 1G,
IL. Limit October 81.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

1899, William r. Edwards. Helena.
ss4o. James r. TrimbIe. Butte.
3s4I. Charles O. Ward, Alma. Mich.
5a42. L. r. Cyr, BowviiIe, Alberta,
Canada.
3s43. e. Ernest Alderman, Langley.
Wash
1914. William f, ZwiIling. Marion,
Ohio.
3s45. Maggie Allen. Tacoma.
394s, Frank ]. Flanagan, Butte
3si7. William =. Mahan. Adrian. Mo.
3s4s. Fred s. LeefIer. Seattle.
3g4s, Henry r. Bastian. New Elm.
MINI.
1850, Susie Smith, Seattle.
1851. J. T. Gibbs. Bozeman.
3952. William H Thomas. Butte.
1863. Peter Smith. yankt1n, 5. =.
1854. Michael J. Goode, Missoula.
1915. Fred Enfield, st. Ignatius.
Mont
1856. r. L. Lashley. Seattle
1857. Ezra j. Wilson, Hutchinson.
Kan.
1868. Bert J. shafor. Caldwell, Idaho.
1853 w. J. Davis. Lamar, Colo.
1850. p. II. LEM. SaItesc Mont.
1861. George e. Polich. Great Falls.
1862, Edney Latter. Potomac Mont.
1858. John r. Hosp, St Anthony. Ida.
1864. Dskar Johnson, Marinette, Wis.
1855. A ]. Spicer. North Cast. Pa.
1866. Ed McConviIe. Whitefish. Mont.
1867. Francis F. Fitzpatrick, Los An
geles.
1855. Ole $ Meiand. Red Wing.
MINI.
$3.50. II. w. Greenberg, Spokane.
1870, Valentine Doering. Missoula.
1871, Mary f. Lille Olalla. Kitsap.
Wash
1912. George Bernard Hortel. Devils
Lake. y. ID
1913. George H. Walton. Holton. Kan.
1914. John Francis. St Regis. Mont.
1915, William Hickman. Coffeyville.
Kan.
1915, Roscoe H. Bergey, somers.
Mont.
ss77, Frank W Dcvereaux. wapato.
Wash.
1878. Matt Embretson. Missoula.
1919, r. Fletcher. Cascade Locks.
Ore
$3.50. Walter Brown, North Yakima.
Wash.
1881, George Hcpworth, MissOula.
39S2, W. Herbert McLaskey, Law
renee. Kan.
1888, Il. w. Sellens. Deer Lodge.
1884, Jacob Offerdal, Falkland.
Wash.
1885, GustaHe ]. Biner Spokane.
1886, T. Il. Hall, Big Fork. Mont.
1857, Elmer {. Culr. Tekoa. Wash.
1888, Harry +. Manner, Mansfield.
Ohio.
1888, Fl. \. Davies. Minneapolis.
1890, Harriet L. Reynolds Kansas
City. Mo.
1891, james McMohcn. Butte.
1882, Bentley u. conklin, Deep Creek.
Wash.
1898, Il. l.. Bishop, Seattle.
1894. Anton Ambrose. Butte
1895, Moses O. Herbert. Tacoma.
1896. {. SeIden Belden. Obcriin. Ohio.
1897. Cornelius L. Rogers, Stevens
Point, Wis.
3sss, Neal II. McGarey, Sprlngston.
Idaho.
1899, Charles Gauntlet Seattle.
1000 Joseph NJ. Patrick, Bedford.
Iowa. .~-s=s sri S- ~zs
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14

Lolo Hot Springs stage. leaving Lolo
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. Fare.
So each way. Connects with train
morning and evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
GO BURLINGTON

Holders of Burlington tickets have
broadcast choice of diverse routes
that include all the important and
interesting cities. No other rail-
road offers such possibilities of diff
ferent routes. No tour of the east
Is complete that does not include
the Burlington.
Consult any agent of the North
ern Pacific or Great Northern, or
let me plan your trip.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
NOTES OF WALLACE


Special tn The Daily MissOalian.
Wallace. Aug. 13.-Haping la soft IN
the hard hearts of the city council SO
they win grant him a license To con-
tinuc his saloon business, Knute skib-
stadt has pleaded guilty 10 the charge
of conducting the bar without a aity
license and paid his fine. Skibstadt
has been frequently in court of late
BECAUSE of law violations alleged. and
the councilmen are chary Of giving
him the right to run. At present his
saloon Is closed.
Both the owners Of the Bunker Hill
and sullivan mine and the Federal
properties have made n big offer for
the Caledonia mine at Wardner. one
Of the new proven mines Of the dis
trict and which has been shipping ore
for several months.
The village Of Mulian will he with
out newspaper Sunday. when the
Mullan Miner goes out of existance
after thro. years of life The paper
was a weekly and was owned by ID. C.
Coates of Spokane. a man who has
frage movement in WASHINGTON. The
Grcenoughs backed n weekly in Null
Ian from 1897 to 1907. the sheet being
called the Mirror
Tho biggest trout # the season,
weighing two pounds. nine ounces has
been caught by Frank Lakewood, Il
railroad brakeman on the Idaho
Northern.
Special Carr espundcncc.
Olson Il Johnson. the contractors.
recently took II $4,000 contract here
for the erection Of the new WorsteIf
brick business block. The amount of
contract business on hand in Missoula
has forced them to sub contract the
local job
senator Lee Mantle of Rutta and
Patsy Clark of Spokane are visiting
the Jack Waite property near Murray.
AIR. Clarks visit Is significant. In
tho early days of the district he
opened up the Poorman mine at
Eurke. now owned by line Federal
company. He has been foremost in
opening the new Republic mine at
Republic Wash, and numerous other
mining properties in Arizona and Mex
Ien. Galena ore was discovered on
the Jack Waite in 1877 and a number
Of tons If thu metal extracted nj that
time still lie on the dump. \ big
body of ore has been opened up and
the ledge ON the surface exposed tor
many feet lay the washing Of the creek
waters. No shipments have been
mad" OH account ri the inacceSsihility
of the property and the lack Of trans
roFFation facilities For This reason
the claims we're patented and allowed
Ia II. idle Ia this day. Since the adj
vent of the Idaho Northern railroad
IL has h"com" possible Ii market the
ar" mt il good profit
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-14
TAKE THROUGH CARS

Burlington Northern Pacific
through equipment and through
trains: Burlington Great Northern
through trains via st. Paul and
our Mississippi River scenic line.
or via Billings 10 Chicago, St
Louis, Kansas City. Omaha. Den
yer. Does not through equipment
mean a good deal to youo
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06

-. '....-...s II Is which causes the SENT
ment known rs sympathy -
Machine sympathy. III stick PIN
in man who would offer me such
sympathy"
land which subsequently causes
love-"
ooh. heavens, And This IS love. Then
7 suppose cotton mills where shuttle.
are continually vibrating are hrimfr.
Of romanccs. And think of the casoe
In watchmakcr,' shops where tf
watches all hang together 20 hc rc-n
lated. How they must vibrafe for ono
another. And is this the kind of love
you are Offering mcT
MY love for You Is not 81 thing 90
offer Tt can only exist with yours.
"Do bring the yibrometer and JET u-
see whether we are lovers"
There is yet no such instrument
The nearest we cam get TO it is by The
touch" taking her hand DO you fee.
q thrine That's vibration in unison
This pressing my lips on yours Is %
more sensitive tcst'
'T think DO feel &c Just a little
perhaps a cardiac juxtaposition '-
"a what|
'T Will illustrate. I fod you In m'
arms so that your heart viii beat
against mine Thus"
"Oh. professor, the three tests 90
gether are
'In Won reactionary yibratory senh
ment"
"I don't care what You call &c. IL.
Just too nice FOR anything
F. 4. mitchell.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06

40 v,urr wvrGs. a trained nurse puts
n love thermometer on our hearts and
reads zero. temperate. grand passion.
as the case may be. People who sub
nit to such absurdity are indeed fit To
be under the care Of a nurse. 4 luna.
tie asylum is the proper place for
them"
suppose IN 200 marriages 100 Of the
couples are brought together by Your
moonlight flowers. music and such
like. The other hundred by a-wel. cali
St q vibromcter In the first hundred
cases we cannot expect all 90 turn ont
happily. Let MS assume that sixty ore
happy thirty unhappy and ten are di-
yorcel Now. if every case pronounced
Dy the vibrometer 10 be genuine love
say. 90 per cent to allow for errors
turns out happily II the amatory osci-
lations continue through q long life.
would you admit the scientific method
90 Dee the beifer?"
"Oh. certainly. And If you should
pump gas INTO me from one Oh your
abominable machines that would make
me soar ln 'He SKY "ouiO "u'i'i' Una.
you are a conjurer."
f.Now' nave saio 'nat we hno"
what i2ye Is. IL mas Deeu uelneu D'
Dr Scheibler OF the Berilh lIsli'u'e
Of Electro lheIApeulCs mus 1 JIG 0s
citations in the interior oil person 5
body, as may De Heeu ~ '"c 0''' 'i
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06
pios Feet In the Pit.

Salaries ut the early New York the
aters were extremely small. But II
the salaries were small so were the
prices OF admission. One shilling
1917 cents. let you into the gallery or
the pit and if you didn't have the
shilling the mercenary management
forced you to pay 10 cents. So the
boys got the habit Of changing their
money at q fshwoman's on the cor
ner, who for 10 cents obligingly gave
them a shilling and a pigs foot. They
handed in the shilling at the door and
during the course Of the evening pre-
scented the we'll picked bone to the
management by way Of some unfortu-
nate in the pit or on the stage.-Alger-
non Tassin in Bookman.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06

Ifyou are an run down Foley Kid
nev Remedy will help you. tstreng-
thens the kidney, SD they Will elimi-
nate hepuriue, from the blood that
depress the impurities from the blood
that depress the nerves, and cause eN-
haust0n. backache. rheumatism ana
urinary irregularities, which SEP me
VITALITY. DO not delay Take Foley E
Kidney Remedy at once. For sale
by all druggists
People with chronic bronchitis, asth-
ma and lung trouble, viii ma great
relief and comfort ~ toiey hohey
and Tar. and can avoid suffering by
commencing to take it at once. Sold
by all druggists.
Rabv won't suffer five minutes with
Group if YOU apply DR.. Thomas Ec'
lectric oil at once. 1t acts like magic
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06
STATE female NORMAL SCHOOL,

Twentvsxth session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH For 'a'7
and information concerning STATE SCHOLARSHIPS write To
J. L. JARMAN, PRESIDE,
Farmyile Va
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
WilitGre iogiiter
tSDflano.

Zen upe tu'fe Sirousreform, Der
poaIpqger g~efoItringcn M Sfatter
til ct iamIet geIsb Of co. 800 WstIllo'
ner Warf, bar iremfnl0t en- iterf 10.
cialoemofratiif a6itation. 5 ct 6lp'
pebIao, iom { oenue 3io uobeIeS al
Sc tuIfe Socialoemofrnter, nrpneS
en- Rrffc Sul, ser iauitrcrer WtiItt9r'
uSatftcrncs Iterfe Stiguiug | Spit'
LAMB:
Oct uorIige llnoerifuo er fra War
til aar bIepet itsrre tiltroos for. at
Scr I 1906 bepiIgeoes me Sfatter
til ct geIsb al ooer 200 Wiutoner
Warf.
q 9(nret 1878 bar oct tnTfe Riges
llSaift iii Scr og Wariue iont I'll
afbetaIing al Riaets 8iGlo oa til
Geuiioner ialt 1856 Wiiaiouer Wtarf.
: aarct 1908 beleb llogiiterne til
Sc iaume SormouI iig til 1901 viii
Iioner. Zen tpife Solonialpolitit
frppeSe cnopiSere alene / aaret 1908
60 Wiaioner, ioa at De llbgiitcr, Der
booeoiuaeIig gaor til miIitGre Tor.
mail tiIiammcu lebcr op til 1861
Miliouer.
Nigets @jGlo poreoe ira 1876, ba
Sen por liq Nnl. iuotiI 1908 op til
1853 Riaipncr Mari. iii 6orreut
nina al oenre Gum frPues i5i
Wiaioncr Rarf GARLIC, Gor aaret
1909 regrer man meo ct poerIigerc
llnSeritlS al 500 0iaiorer glurf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
9oftcligc Son'ntcr.

GoIitict | Buris har ! oisie Ca8e
abort ct nobt allp ueS at mnbolbe Ell
elegant FIGOt iunit Came iOm oiier
ia at rrre Ell ueact incOig 6orbru'
Serife. 8 oen f%orIsbre CONNER er CT
uIpSooulia tort INITIAL Domer 90
Serrcr bleone bsitianIue pan irnnife
@aociteSer, ca man iatteoe Ristoufc
iii Ell mrqet inmf o. elegant. tre6ine'
aurig Sfisrbeo. "a man piloe on.
holSe benSe pda ct gaoeiteO iorbuf'
teoe bun pIuOielig; men beuSes gig
nalemeut bouoe man. Iette pasier
pua oeu Game Tom MI bLeu nnb0lSt
/ et tort RoSemugoiin | Boris At Ell
iom lna6e WGrfe til. at
bun itiaI. Gua GoIitiitaticnm 6lep
bun oiiiteret. og man iauot oa ! bert
Oes SilfeupSertiole poa en- meget
raffireret Raaoe onbragt et tort
antol 2ommer, bpori ser loo Smot.
fer iii en- gProi az life minore END
$4,000 6res. Sun bciparehe Politi.
mdnSens SpergsmaaI paa Spif.
men sa ban oereiter ogiaa tolte Spif.
gap bun Tia pluSielig til at tale e.
gonife uioritooeIigt SProg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
en- fisoeIie 5orperIine,
Ia eombroio sif i gauoet.

s anIebuing af Geiare 2ombro-
los Eso iort9iler ct GariierbIao en-
iorusieIig Iioen Siitorie ON en- be.
~flagelie 6eiltaeelie, Der - iaafreiut
Den er iono - err ct mt @ioneSbprb
oinL at eub life De itsrite aanber er
ufeiIbarIiee.
Get par / 1888. 90 9ombrolo ar.
beibe0e paa Ct BERT ON "aoinoen iont
8orbrpoer" ban benpen6tc iig ga til
ben oaorrenSe Gbef for oct pariiiife
SifferbeOspoliti, 8orou. mcb an.
mobnine ON at foa onerlaot uoale
Observation-Disclosures til bette gert.
@oron opipIote Itror 2ombroios On.
ife; aIIereoe uGite Gag aigit Soto.
graiierne til StaIieu.
"a M 9o9en par iproig, icnStc
2ombroio Tom Tot for uOpiit @eluitie
et grenipIor til Sr. @oron iom itrar
gap iig til at bluoe 9o9cn ~igicuncnI
Tor at ie, hporIeoeS 2ombroio haobe
benuttet oct ~tiIienbte Moteriale. Ger
pnr beIiigct De pariitlfe 9tucocr CT
belt Sapitel; Sombroio bapoc forip.
net Dem meo Ell 90 Siocr lang aou'
mentar, ihet ban too boert eufelt 80
toaraii for lig % u0pifleoe, hporle'
oeS man / Def enc AuiiatS SInier
funoc iinoc &c tppiifc Nterfcr ior Vi.
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teriitiifc Tegu poa i%orbrpoertife Nm
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9oacn piIbe hape brrct mcget mite
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@orou pIuoieIig bopOe giort Ell fle'
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MATTE bare toaet fell Of Shliternc
fit S%friocboro; oct por iIet life 6or.
bruberifer, 9ombroio bupbe iaact till
icnot, men oerimco en- Hpffe nib.
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fuinoeligc SmaabanoIeuoc, ser -
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Icnot anorogcnoc leoiaget al lit 80
toaroii, ON GiaooeIie til of oripc
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net oi&fe 5otoarofier, men life tnnct
oplpIt, bpor De pnr bleUcn al; % oct
Dor oISrig ialot ham mo, at Oct bar
Dem, ser bar ienot til StoIicn.