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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

F all the world loves a lover. every
bride, for sure, and all the brides
friends. every one who expects 10
be a bride. those who are old mar
ried folks-aU like to read of the we'd
ding outfit. the trousseau as we now
have It.
And though the fashion Of love may
not change, the fashion Of the trousseau
does There IS just as much change in
the mode Of wedding dress as there Is
IN the cut OF a court gown.
Travelling Dress
For Last Weeks Bride.
Here IS a desc ription Of a travelling
dress that was made BY q fashionable
town modiste for a last weeks bride:
The corsage IS posed over gaimpe OF
white net spotted with aluminium, IS
fastened at tile back beneath ornaments
OF cord and aluminium and has the
necessary ful'noas arranged at the side
in graceful dTaperies.
A broad pleat I'm front OF the skirt
is outlined to a certain extent by or
naments Of cord and lace, and a Ike
form of decoration occurs upon the
sleeve. The smart conceit OF the bod
ice and sleeve cut all in one IS used,
but it must be understood that this
| is best adapted to the bride OF fragile
| figure, while another pretty touch is
shown in the arrangement Of the cor
/ sage at the back, where upon the waist
/ line II is cut across like a mess-jacket
and finished with a fringe Of little
/ aluminium balls.
! To complete this toilet there is a coat
| Of three-quaEter length made Of velvet,
/ slit at the sides and trimmed with cord
| and aluminium ornaments The coat
/ has a collar Of blue MORE, and. by the
/ by, very picturesque use Of that ma
| terial viii be made by dressmakers this
I fall. With this travelling costume q
/ large black MORE hat with a handful
/ Of beautiful ostrich plumes upon II. The
| same color as the dress. IS worn
More Liberty
| Allowed This Year.
SO far as the wedding dress is con
cerned there Is more liberty allowed
this year than has been the fashion fol
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
Limitations on Det 1

Limitations on Dett.
F.F.F., Fort Hunt; II you contract a
5o1+ nav upon il from time TO time ana
tben decide to cease payments tor
neriod OF two years the statute OF I'M
itations applies at the end Of that two
wears in case the person to wnom the
dent IS owing makes no claim. In other
words. II no payment IS made for two
wears. and the creditor makes no oe-
Tosn5 for payment during those two
,-oors the debtor is justified in disclaim-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
Bicycles Not Licensed.

A. A, Alexandria-All bicycles in the
District Of Columbia must be equipped
with a bell by day and bell and lamp
by night No license is required to ride a
bicycle in the District Bicycle riders
are not supposed to exceed a rate of
speed in excess Of ten miles an hour.
The number OF coIOred policemen in
Washington varies from time to time.
There are usually about ten on the
force.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

SYNOPSIS cg STORY PRECEDING;
Among an he Lucilings that mother
duck had was rae 30 ugly mat ever oIlg
S.fi--S obort Il and wanted 70 quarrel
with u. "a
me treatment finally becomes 50 PAD
that be goes TO live with come via uulAs
DOS refuse 20 bite him, because ne %
SO ugly. 49,
Tire duckling uudergoes many marc
alma throughout the winter and - nearly
EfIied by cold before spring comes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
DON'T ELL LIGHTED LAMP.

Don't I'll an oil or any other kind
Of stove or lamp when Il IS lighted.
This seems superfiuous advice, but
The casualties constantly recorded as
a result Of this procedure indicate
that 6 reminder is not out or place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

AluBSs AaAA oc-NSNs NS---~
Saturday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit, cereal. sugar and cream. fried
smeIts. creamed oysters, toasted bis
cults, jumbles, cocoa.
LUNCHEON.
Dreamed oysters. toasted biscuits,
jumbles, cocoa
DINNER.
Tomato soup. b-Oiled halibut, mashed
potatoes. creamed cabbage, lettuce,
French dressing. waters, cheese, orange
shortcake, coffee
Sunday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit. hominy, sugar. and cream,
Spanish omelet. Frenoh fried potatoes
Crumpets, coffee.
DINNER
Clear soup brown fricassee Of chicken.
mashed potatoes. e5dlloDed tomatoes
beet salad. waters, cheese, frozen egg
nOg. coffee
SUPPER
Sliced corn beef. with mayonnaise
cheese toast, marble cake, coffee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
AnSzvers GfUen TO Inquiries
From Readers of The Tines

/ ing any Indebtedness at the enc OF the
two years. If the debtor. however,
should acknowledge his Indebtedness
during the two years, or at the close Of
two years, he must pay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

How to Learn Esperanto.
ung-Communicate with DR.. Reed az
the Chamber of Commerce, IWehth anu
z streets northwest, respecting the Es-
Deranto plan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
Separate Graves Usual.

Separate Graves Usual.
A Soldiers Daughter-The widow OF a
private in any American war may De
buried in his grave at the Arlington
Cemetery. but it is customary for an
oficer and his wife 70 have separate
graves there
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

GUIDES American Beauties
famed for their beauty and perfection
and fresh cut 1914 r.
-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
Book on PerpetuaI Motion.

Benx-The Congressional Library may
furnish you with books written by per
sons who have given the subject Of per
petual motion some thought and study.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
~ prnminms on Con-.

No Premiums on OOlnS-
Charles wood-Thcrs are no premiums ms
or, the coins you enumerate They are
OF too comparatively recent date.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
Drills Open to Public.

t w. COmmers-The Fort Aiyer drills
are open to the public as a usual thing,
although special drills ere held, ad-
mission to which may be gained only
by card Communicate with the com
mandant OF the fort.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
AtAbAN Ii W.
Allowed This Year.

SO far as the wedding dress is con-
cerned there Is more liberty allowed
this year than has been the fashion FOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15
DINNER

Corn soup, broiled steak, mashed pota-
toes. baked squash, lettuce, French
dressing, waters, cheese, peach dump
lings. hard sauce, coffee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-15

Wednesday.
BREAKFAST
Fruit. cereal, sugar and cream, broiIed
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
HUNT FAMED
 MRS GUINNESS OFFICERS GO TO FORT WORTH, TEXAS, IN VAIN ATTEMPT
 TO FIND HER.
The Woman in Question Did Not Compare With Her in Any De.
 tails Whatever.

FORT WORTH, Texas. Nov. 24.- Sheriff W. E. Antiss, of La Porte, Ind, and former sheriff A. w. Smut ger Of the same place who came to Fort Worth today to investigate the report that Mrs. Belle Guinness, arch murderess of the century was living in hiding near this city. returned home tonight empty handed, the wo. man under suspicion not answering in any respects the description Of Mrs. Gunness.
 The Indiana officers came here in response to representations that the murder farm mistress was in hiding near Foirt Worth. So persistent was their informant, that the people of La Porte insisted that an investigation be made although the officers felt satisfied that they were going on a wild goose chase.
 Mrs. Gunness is dead; of that there is no doubt in my mind" said Sheriff Antiss.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
BIG DINNER FOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT RECEIVES A LARGE MINcE PIE AND A 2e POUND
 o'PPosuM.
Snow In New York and the North Prevents a Lively Practice for
 Today's Foot Ball Games.

Washington. Nov. 24.--With the 90 pound mince pie presented by the bakers of New York, an enormous turkey sent by Henry voss, of West. erly. R. l., and a 26 pound p'pposum said to be the largest that has ever come out of Georgia, President Taft will be confronted with a rather ex- acting Thanksgiving dinner. The president is said to have ruled that his military aide. Capt. Archie w. Butt, shall assist in eating the pie and Capt. Butt is now trying to have the order amended to bring the general stan to his assistance. All the presidents family, with the exception of his son, Robert, who re.
 mains in New Haven, will dine at the White House.
 In the morning President Taf, Vice. President Sherman and most of the
 members of the cabinet will attend Pan-American Thanksgiving ser. vice in St. Patricks Roman Catholic church. Cardinal Gibbons and Man ager Falconl apoltolic delegate to the
 United States will be present. A luncheon will follow. which many of the ministers of the L.atin-American countries, win attend.
 President Taft will be the guest of honor.
 Thanksgiving day promises to be crisp and clear In most sections of the country. 1t will be typical Thanks. givng weather. According to the weather prophets the temperatures generally will be little above tho seasonable average except in the lower lake region and the Atlantic and gulf states.
 A disturbance is expected in the upper Mississippi valley In the eastern half of the country the weath- CT will be generally fair on Thanks giving day.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
FOUR JURORS
 ARE RETAINED TWO WERE DISMISSED BECAUSE IT WAS ALLEGED THEY WERE IN LEAGUE WITH IN.
 DicTED MEN.
Six Indictments Were Returned Against Men Whose Cases Were Reversed by the su-
 preme Court.

UNION CITY Tenn, Nov. 24.-when court adjourned late today four iur- TOTS remained of the original seven tentatively accepted to hear the cases of the alleged leaders of the might fidef' band of Reelfoot Lake, charged with the murder of Capt Rankin.
 Today jurors? Hafflin and Johnson were excused from service because Of tatements they are credited with hay ing made In connection with she case and when the trial is resumed Friday Tom Kennard. one of the four remain ing must explain charges os ineornpe- teney because Of alleged assertions. Before adjournment was taken until Friday q special venire of 200 men was ordered summoned.
 Six indictments were returned to- day against alleged members of the clan.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
Dismal in New England.

Boston, Nov. 24.-The northeast storm of snow and sleet, which set in last night, changed tonight 10 a downpour of rain in the southern sec tion of New England making the Thanksgiving eve dismal.
 Vessels were forced by 50 mile gale to rug sheltered harbors.
 A schooner was driven ashore al Plymouth, another at Vineyardhayen md a third at Princeton.
 The crews of each escaped.
 The inhabitants of Block Island and Nantucket tomorrow will have to forego turkey dinners as their ship ments of the national bird are held up by the storm.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
OIL COMPANY
 WANTS TIME ASK DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE SALE OF THE wATERs-PlERcE i.
 OIL COMPANY. Want Sufficient Funds Set Aside from the December Sale to Keep the Registry Up in
 the Courts.

AUSTIN, Texas. Nov. 24.-Two ap. plicarpns were filed today in the twenty-sixth district court for post. ponement of sale of the Waters-P Pierce Oil Company property which has been set by court for December :. One of the applications is by A. W. Clem and H. M. Clem of Dallas and the oth- CT by the Clem-Ballard Oil Company of Dallas.
 Petitioners in both cases allege that they have filed suits in Dallas against Robert J Eckhardt as receiver of the Waters-Pierce Oil Company to recov. CT about s60O,000 claimed to be due them by the WaterssPience Oil Com pany That unless postponement of sale is granted petitioners will be greatly injured and it will be impos' sible to collect any judgment that may be recovered against said com pany through receivership.
 Petitioners further pray that unless postponement is granted that court set asids from such sale sufficient amount of funds as will accrue from sale on December z to protect plain 1 tiffs and such funds be kept ill neg istry of court.
 Court has not yet taken action on application.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
THE WRECK.
tBy Terry nalrl.

tDt ANAAy iNA's v am bird wid 8 broken wing I broke it on lark: I am soul adrift in space. 'Tis lonesome in this park. Wild never light to show the place Where may stub me toe. 'Tis two o'clock--they closed at
 twelve
 And don't know where to go. Me harp 1t have one broken string The way it broke was cute, stumbled on dog and fell It was little toot. That bar it is abandoned now. Me dead hope jeers and mocks You're dead" says shut up. don't
 talk.
 Me Argosy's on the rocks. That fairy's web is parted say: A apidher she must be You've got me head all tangled up It feels as big as three: Don't tell that fellows sister The darlin' gurhl would cry To know the way I'm goin' to wreck Re the hole O me coat I'm dhry.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
Turkeys are Scarce.

New York, Nov. 24-Despite an al. legged scarcity of turkey and the rec. ord prices of 35c to 4Oc pound, there was no indication that the inhabitants of New York intended to fast rather than feast on Thanksgiving day, The markets reported that they were well sold out of turkeys, chickens and rab- bits-the latter being in unusual de. mand this year.
 Charitable organizations. undaunted by the high prices have stocked their baskets for the poor as abundantly as ever.
 Six thousand men from the war ships at the Brooklyn navy yard will be entertained at an unusually fine dinner tomorrow.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25
DAVENPORT PROMOTED.

Washington, Nov. 24.--James L. Davenport. first deputy commissioner of pensions, has been selected for the office of commissioner, made vacant by the resignation Of Vespasian War. ner. MT. Davenport is from New Hampshire and has been in the pen. sion office since 1881.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

Dr. ]. F. Merit has removed his office from 702h Central avenue to 522h Central avenue. three doors above Arkansas National bank
 10-22-1m
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR DEsTiNA TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 2o2. COOPER BROS. LIVERY & TRANsFER co.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-25

THE AMERICAN HOTEL AUCTION
 SALE BE CONTINUED TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. LEWIS STORAGE co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27

ban funbe Iabe fin Sommerfraffe
ligge biemme. 8eiret bar 10 fao
goot, = men ban piloe life ~reiifere
at forfiele Jig, Dor bans beitemte
Spar.
Heppe bar ban noe af 9sren, fsr
8rete gioroe ct tibet Regneitpffe fer.
Dig / Sanferne os iaeoe:
- llbmerfet! Seq t9nfte oct nof.
Canine Gag bar Der SbeieIifat
hos apotbeferen, pg Der blep talt me.
get ON Berger og Sruen.
- On cling siennemfsrte bum nj,
life iasbe apotbeferen, of Berger
fisbte en- npoeIis gilla, iom bum iaa
'inberIig bapbe snifet Zig.
Sm Iftenen iuffebe 8rete opbt ct
Bar 8anse, og Berger ipurgte BEL
tagenoe, bpab Der bar | @eien.
- Snifer bu noget9
- Wei, tpertimoo! Seq t9nfer
paa, at on maaife alerebe bar inble-
oct llnoerbanbIinger ON &iebet al
@inaen. 81 maa lit. fisbe ben.
= Sborfor bet9
Seq trpr, bet pilbe bore gait.
On bar 10 nplig iagt, at Sriien er
iaa lab, at Suiet umiIig fan bore
iolio bpeget. Se on foritaar Dig 10
life ipnoerIie paa iaabanne Sager.
- So iaa, tror on oet9 Seq for.
ftaar mig liseiua soot paa bet iom
enbper anoen.
- Iei, on rtaa life fisbe ber.
- Iaa2 Seq tenfer, ieg fisber
BEN ibag.
-R Gu ia. Meper fommer big for.
b~aabentIig / Sorfisbet.
Ru paasnebe ,gereers Stoltbeb.
gin bapbe ban IoOiigelieslpit for ire.
San loo fig life paapirfe, aIerminoit
af en- &pinoe. San bar ingen Ssf'
feloanier.
Gre Gage efter bapbe ban Sfisoe
paa Suiet, og ben, iom life bar
minSft sIao, bar 5ru @rete, iom iau
Iiitig bapoe siennemfsrt fit Snife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Pusherren.
(Sumoerife al Fpae).

en- Rano, Tom itaar UNDER Got
ieleu, er / oct belle taget life no9er
Wun6.
SperSommer Berger uotalte bette
Ga iIoo Nrpen / 9oroet. Sans Ten-
ner, iom oaalis beisste &eltanranter
Ga iao peo iamme goro, brsS no en-
poIoiom Batter.
Spoo betpber oenne @funterbeo?
ipurgte ban.
apotbefcren, Tom itoS peo Sioen
Of BAN, flappeoe ham paa Stilloe'
EN-: allie itaar Ri Iiot UNDER Sstte'
len, men De meit.
9tl De bepiie oet3
- 0oay naa. Oct bar lite onot
ment. Ge bar 10 ben melt benripenoe
lille Srue / belle SerSen men I'm
Billie bill bun bape. 90 bet lfaoer 10
life, bun pil 10 altib blot Oct f@orriif'
tisite, life ianotl
Speroommeren giennemsif biirfie
! Sonferne, bpao Der bar pds'eret
De iibite Waaneoer, % ban maoffe
ieIp inorsmme, at mango Saser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27

fan babe nogen tbeoretiff SnteresIe
for SfieipiIere:
Samlet err al ale Sbafeipeores
Berioner ben, Der flyer melt; ban bar
nemlig life minbre emo 1869 8erie.
inner ialt, og 9iharo ben Sreoie, Der
er Hr. 2, fommer langt bngefter meo
fun 1,t61 2inier. S "Stbeao~ bar
Sage LII 2tnier, mems Stbelo
lelp maa nsies meo SSS. 9erefter
Song Gear no, 9rittus 727, Rac.
beth 705 og &omeo 61S.
Der er Dog to 8erioner / Sbafe.
ipeares 8ramoer, Der Iaar SamIets
&eforo; oct er SaIitaff meo 1895
2inier og Senrif Den Semte 1887;
men De %forefommer 10 rigtisnof /
mere emo ct Stpffe, og oct err fuu,
naar man Iaar ole beres GepIifer
iammen, at De naar iaa bit OBJ.
9e fpinbelise Soneoroler | Sbafe.
ipeares Stpffer er life rter iaa itore
iom De manblige; ben itsrite fbinbe.
Iige 8oae, &leopatras, teller fun
$40 Stuier, og efter benoe fsIaer
Smogen | @pmbelin meb 54t. 9es.
oemona naar life bsiere emo til $50
Sinier, Sabp Naebetb bar enboa life
mere emo 261, oe ben 9bIe Goroelia,
Song Sears pngite 9atter, bar fun
115. ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
paris Stemlpie.

S frantic 9la6e fin6es en- meaet
~interesfart Statiitif oper antaaet af
be Berioner, iom / Baris isger De
iaafalbte "Rataipler" eIler "Siem for
biemlsie". antallet bar / 1908
6S,S37, beraf bar 19,ttt Sariiere,
1884 frantic 8robinsfoIf, mems
6,1S6 tiIbsrte europeiife Stater,
116 bar afrifanere og 40 anrerifa-
mere. 8esuoen par Ser 5000 8uin.
Ser og Al 9srn. Ratberbergernes
S~remmebleaion refrl,ttertes al All
Spifere, 1877 giterrisere, SO eng.
lpnoere, 2 Spenifer, 1 9anife, 10
9oIaffer, 9 SeregaIeiere, 8 Sprfere,
2 s@gpptere, 1 @r9fer og 1 atneier.
Otter Brofesiion foroeler De Siem.
Isie fig iaaIeSes: 1921 ScIlnere,
$40 SerIfobStienere, 1859 Sppo-
grafer, 2 8orreftsrer, 239 Sfrpo.
bere, 2SS Sieneitepiser, II 2Grerin'
Der, 7 @ubernanter, 8 Raifiniiter, 1
9ianiit, 81 Sfueipilere, 80 Sangere
CO Songerinoer, 81 artiiter, 40 SG.
rere, 81 SanoelSmPno, 1 apotefer,
% Stuoenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27

On han life egcntIig nGrmeit bar
qoI?
gtci gal por ban life. Sffc en-
Gntpontug cngong al oct. Men be-
ipnoerIis bar ban. / bsieite Grab be,
iuuOerlig. Stfc / fit gore clcr / fin
6remtrGSen. Ser birfe6e ban 10 al,
ito FORFEIT % roIig. Wen / bans
6elelieSliu pnr Der noact operiauie,
ligt. Oct bunoe0e life / Nerueiitet.
San cieoe 10 iIct life Rerper / al.
minoclig SoritonS. Weu --
ia, Terc ifiGuner icIp. bpoo peS hi
Ienneifcr ig~rluoen? Sngentiua pcS
oi. SeIe rort 9ip fra Spbap iii
Gu0e: cn eueite @ooSe. Orb bruecr
pi belle IeroeuSbaOe al Srb for al
fringe oS ielp til Of fro, at pi peo, al
ri i%oritour. 90 ion peb ui onigepcl
iugeutiug % foritnor en6uu miuore,
Seq itltloe 'oaoilt barre Den ii6itc.
Der piINe eoofierOe uoeetiombeIii
oUcrinnieliot, ON iee life bapbe op.
lepet aicubSaierniraer iammer mes
BAN, aicuoSeicruireer, Der life Ieu'
ncr 9Iobs noben for nosen Spil.
Seq fan ioomen aierue iortGle SerC
Ell Gel Graf, ON oet fan biGlpe til
of iloo Siben libel Senne iriiic
apeloitunben. Selp or ban 10 M
900 oa borte. Son ham fon Oct iffl
gcucrc. 90 mig fan 2cre nof lie at
ON oct tan p9re 9ere til noger
SIGoe. Seq peo, bpao ies peo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Oeiaa en- Statiitif.
Spur itorc er be Sbafeipcareife
Hpler?

SaI err, iom man peo, uom9rfeoe
at faa SorItanb Of % Statiitif er en-
al bore Cages n%pttisite Sioenifaber.
@en ogiaa, naar oct giGloer Sal,
fan man aaa for blot, og naar man
bsrer, at en- irif Grofesior bar regnet
no, bpilfe Goler / Sbafeipeares Ora.
maer, Der err De itsrite, ipntes bet
un9steIiet, iom ben CODE 8rofesior
funoe bape anpenot fin Sib til noget
Npttigere.
Nanoen beber gbparb 9opben og
err Erofesipr / engelif Siteratlr !
Dublin; ban bar talt De forifieaige
EerionerS 8erielinier og er oa font
met til fsIgenbe &eiultat, iom maaife
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
|. Zen enc bar ben -

araerliaere, iom ban life taalte at le
'Saorer / i'm lille Suitrus gine. psen
oct fif life bi9lpe; ban maatfe otle,
at ban par Serre ! Suiet.
@reie iao | Gasligitien og nnoreoe
fia oper. at benoes @sanS life TOM
inb.
- Nupel. tGntte Bnn, Sa maa reg
taae BAN paa en- anben Wanoe.
9a Berger ON aitenen fom biem,
Stoo Sofaen paa fin forrise glaos,
oa @rete, iom iao pee lit Spboro,
moSioa BAN meset penIis.
"a Berger Den fslsenoe @oreen
ifuloe saa | aetten, mente Srete, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-27
Onfel pittcr.
siitis al 81. 9. i "morsmpoHsn".

% op tcs ban en- 2ommeboe. Sans
fgrite Snbifpbelie bar at lebe citei
De ire MGno, oct bar 10 ionoipnligt.
at oct bar en- al Dem, Der bauoc tabi
ben, - men ban bet1ufte iie, Del
par 10 tiosnof imoreen at ie efter
Ell apis nnoer table Saeer.
90 ba ban 9agen efter febrilii
nobneoe gpiien - 10 sanife rigtia
Der sperit paa SpaIten UNDER
"Sabte Eager" itoo oct: "Gn Cont
mebog meb 9ense oe gGroipapirer
tabt paa geien fra @rano Gofe til
@ogitoopeien aiennem SIotsparfen".
Get funoe altiaa fun bore Den, Oct
pnr SnfeL BITTER fuloitGnoig paa Oct
rene meo.
Oct bor meo banfenbe Sierte, On.
Eel Bitter itob itbenfor Gntrcosren
hos 9ommebogens Gier, Iireftsren
for ct al 9onoets itsrite anl9a. San
ringte poa, en- Sieneitepise luffeoe
Oh, oQ Oh SnfcI Bitter bnpoe meiot
fit Griuoe. fan oct NOT bore or ban
meo Ell bis Start blep piit mo ! 81.
reftoreuS Gripatfontor.
Gn penIigt uoieenoe Wanb, noget
IiSeu al Bert, fom BAN imsoe, 90
Snfel Bitter mnattc irtte iig nco og
iortpIle, bporIebes ban bapbc iuroct
9ommebogen, % UNDER oereS Can't
taIe meboeIte Snfel Bitter pao go
rcipsreiel, at ban par fra Horolono
og bar her | Sorretninger.
Sc bar bel bopt llbl9g %
SiSsipilbe NOT, Sr. @eibp, ia 9iref.
tercn penliet. Ter leg bpbe Gem
Gritotnirg for Cab oe Siosipiloe2
-Ga, mel oa, Il oct. ia Sntel
Bitter; oct er 10 life tort at tale ON,
fom oet meo geip9r. ibet bans Sor.
boobniug broit. San bar for ltolt
til at lnbe liz merle meo noget.
So, iaa maa ieg taffe Dem ioa
uenSelig me9et, ia 9ircfteren. -
sc bar siort mig en- itor Sieneite;
@oeen inoebolber forrben Genaene
meqet piatiee Ropirer % oermeo
CAB ban SnfeI Bitter Saanoen til
SurpeI. ibet bernie penbte Jig for at
gnn no.
Men 90 iao Tireftsren noget, iom
tit bam babe til at itibie oe rsome.
San iaa en- flor, tung Soare, Der
ronbt ncSoper Snfel Hitters ubnag'
reoe Sinh - en- Soare, iom oennc
foraiGpes isate at ifille, ioet ban
Ifpubte iig no.
Ren nh ioritoo 9irefteren, III
fsrit fom ban til at buife paa oet
m~Ifin6eSe gniigt, 90 M ioritoo ban,
boilfc Sorretninaer Sufcl Bitter
taIte ON, o. meb en- bis Sort iorme'
liz Sroe 9irefteren Snfel Bitter inS
igicn.
&c Der, min fiGre Serre, ia
ban, nRr life forfnpt, - % oermeo
trpffer ban SnfeI Bitter IN itcr
Seobcl | Saanoen, ell Sebbel, Der
Smiang bar bcbbelt ioa flor iom en-
t0.aroneieSbeI. 90 ba Snfel Tit'
fer pilSe gan ueo Srappcn, raabte
Girefteren efter bam:
Set err ianot, Sr. @eibp, me-
Sens icg buffer Set. Ma gisr mig Den
Sicneite at ie inoom bort aontor
GarL Sobausgaoen imorgen 6ormio'
haq, Gontorct bar ~piitnof BRIG for
Ell Woub Tom Gem.
Sans 9eisg pon Gireftsrens Sor'
retniugsfontor bepirteoe, at Snfel
Bitter ouigepel blcp boenbe her /
SopcoItoocn, % on fnu oite trPfie
BAN ipaSierenoe. San er let fien'
ScIia, on oil neppe trGiie en- iuo itor,
prISia aiGmpeififfcIie ioritocn On
Eel Eitters.