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Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CITY AUDITOR
HOLDS UP BILLS

railing to comply with an ordinance
passed. December Is, 1877, which pro-
vides that IL must furnish the city auditor
with a statement Of its business done
here, the Atlantic Refining Company, q
subsidiary OF the Standard Oil Company,
may be brought before the court to show
cause why it should not comply with the
law.
The oil company has never lived up 70
the law in question and from present in
dications It does not intend 10. Auditor
John d. ISurtz requested the company to
submit to him report Of oil sold in this
city during July and August.
The company refused to comply with
tho order and AR Kurtz has submitted
tho matter to Council. That body referred
Il 70 tho law committee to report back TO
Council.
O. c. Purdy, manager Of tho local
branch Of the refining company, in a let
ter to Council, stated that the company
he represents objects TO the ordinance and
states that the amount OF oil sold by his
company, the company refuses TO make
public. lie said the ordinance in question
had not been complied with for twenty
years and he considered the law obso-
lete and intimated that the company did
not pretend to comply with it.
The councilman received the informa-
tion contained in the letter with surprise.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CITY COURT HAD
JURISDICTION
contInued TrOm FIrst page.

continued FROM tlf6L rage.
license at the corner Of vandever ave-
nuo and ciaymont streets withdrew the
Philip G.. Garrett withdrew the ap-
plieation OF John A. Young for. a IL
cenSe for tho house at no. 1900 West
Eighth street
The next license applications. ops
posed. was that Of Arthur A. Mct1os-
key Of Summit Bridge. The grounds
of opposition were disorder and that
the place was not necessary.
Thomas G. Colt testified to the al
legged disorder in the hotel by colored
people on Saturday night. The wit
ness said he did not consider the place
a necessity.
John +. Kane and Henry c.. Ellison
did not consider the place a necessity,
James S. Wright, Boyd Mccoy. Will
liam 7. sartin, James p. Foulke. VIII
liam II. Money testiged to the orderly
manner in which the hotel is conduct
ed and that the place is a necessity
A letter was also filed from Charles II
salmon in which he said the place
was conducted in an orderly manner
and was a necessity.
There are three more opposed appll.
cations TO be heard this afternoon by
the court.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER
FOR CONGRESS

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
DENVER, Col. Oct. s.--The friends Of
William ]. Brynn and his daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Leavitt, to-day began an ac-
tive movement looking TO the nomination
Of Mrs. Leavitt Tor congress from tho
FIRST Colorado district. The movement fol-
lowed the formal announcement by Mrs.
Loavitt that shc would accept the Demo-
cratic nomination aheuld It be rendered
hor Her pa is said 70 hnvo consented 20
her making the race and It is' predicted
that should she be nominated he win IN
wade Colorado and make some speeches
in her .behalt. t.
r. NJ. Patterson, former United siatel
Senator from Colorado and one Of tn,
Democratic dictators OF the. states has
announced that IL the Democrats nomi.
nate n woman for congress she viii have
his support Tho club women OF Den
yer are enthusiastic over Mrs. Leavitts
candidacy.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
DETROIT SCORES
in FIRST HALF

PITTsBBRG, Pa, Oct. s. Batteries
For detroit, Mullin and Schmidt; for
Pittsburg, Adams and Gibson.
Detroit at bat--Jones walked; bush
hit to Abstein, Jones going TO second.
Cobb walked. Crawford hit 10 Adams
who threw 70 Byrne forcing ID. Jones.
Delehanty singled 10 left scoring Cobb.
Moriarity hit toward second, the ball
hitting Delehanty, who was out. One
run.
Pittsburg at bat-Byrne popped to
Bush. Leach out, Delehanty 20 T..
Jones. Clark out; Mullin to 4. Jones.
No runs.
Detroit at bat.
Second inning:
Tom Jones out on Byrnes accurate
throw 10 Abstein. Byrne got Schmidt
the same way.
Muliin lived up to his reputation as
a hitter by banging the ball to left
cente rfor a single.
Mullin was left on first when D.
Jones lined to Byrne. No runs. one hit
no errors.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street

were made by P. c. W., E. S. Kane
chairman or the finance committee; E
S. Dennison, Mr.. Thompson and Grand
Guide G. a. Neager. Past Master work
man James II. Bowe presented a badge
to Past Master Workman II. l.. Meyer
and Past Master Workman William @.
Walker 70 Past Master Workman II. l..
lmmler. Refreshments were served
atter tho installation. on Friday oven-
ins Grand Master Workman Thomp-
son VIII install the officers OF Liberty
Lodge, No. 10. at the A. o. u. w. Hall.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
DANGEROUS TO PUT
MONEY IN THE MOUTH

The person who has tho bad habit OF
putting her hands TO her mouth fre.
quently should be careful how she
handles money. Every one must know
the danger OF germs from an old coin
or dollar bill, yet how many seem 10
forget IT,
IL IS wise precautior for everyone
70 wash her hands after touching
money even though it may mean a
Trip 10 the washstand a dozen times
DAY II you are a busy housewife
and the day has arrived for payina
weekly bills. Particularly 81 one 4
about the cooking is absolute cleall.
ness in this respect imperative.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and
not found wanting in thousands of
homes all over tho country. IL has won
a place IN the family medicine closet
among the reliable household remedies
whore It is kept at hand FOR use I'm
treating cold IN the head just as soon
as some member OF tho household be-
gins the preliminary sneezins or nnuf-
fling. II gives immediate relief and a
day or two's treatment will put stop
TO cold which might, II not checked,
become chronic and run into q bad case
Of catarrh.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
DR.. COOK AND GLENN
CURTISS RIDE TOGETHER

BY United Press Leased SPECIAL Wire
ST. Louis, oct S.-Dr. Frederick A.
Cook. discoverer OF the North Pole, and
Glenn II. oCurtiss worlds champion avi-
ator rode side by side IN a carriage at the
head OF the big historical. educational
military parade, the crownins feature OF
the Centennial celebration here to-day
Cook ana Curtiss were introduced 10 each
other Just before the procession got under
Nav. The parade took three hours 10
pass a given point
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
BLACKBALLED
BY THAMES CLUB

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
LONDON, oct s.-rho black balling Of
Sir Thomas Upton by the Royal Thames
Yacht Club, the most serious setback to
his social career that he has yet suffered,
has just been announced.
The rejection Of the jolly Irish baronet
and yachtsman by the Royal Thames
Yacht Club is a worse blow than when he
was black bailed by the Royal Yacht
Squadron Club. even though King Edward
himself put up his name for election in
tho latter club.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
DEATHS
Cathsrine Farnen Lisbrandt.
olriok NJ. Masnell.
Elizabeth O'Toole.

MAGNELL--In this city, on October z.
1909, Olrick M. Magnel. aged q years.
Invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residences, No. 5l3 West Front street, on
Saturday AT 2 p. m. lnterment at Sill
verbrook Cemetery.
OsT0OIE1fn this city. on October z.
1909. Elizabeth. daughter Of James and
Matilda O'Toole.
te,,d me funeral from the residence OF
her parents No. 907 North Van Burcn
street on Monday morning at O'Clock.
Peoiiiefn mass at Sacred Heart Church.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
iIEBRANDT-1n this city, on October.
, Iaoe Catharine Farncn Iicbrundt, aged
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited 10 attend her funeral from the
reridence OF her uncle. James j. Riley.
No. 321 West Front street. on Saturday
the Cathedral. Interment at Cathedral
(son1etery.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
MISS CAMPBELL AND
MRS. BARLOW TO PLAY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.--Alss Dor
othy Campbell. OF Scotland defeated Mrs.
Caleb S. Fox. tho American player. IN the
semi-hnal round OF the womon's national
golf championship nj Haverford this
afternoon Miss Campbell won up and 2
10 play. The play was exciting and OF
great interest as It is generally conceded
that the English player win win the
Championship.
Miss Campbell VIII play AIRS. r. X
Barlow in tho finals tomorrow. who to.
day defeated Miss NJ. Phelps, Of Brook
line, 6 up.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Underwear and Hosiery

FuIIy prepared 10 meet you medium or heavy
weight Underwear and Hosiery You will find lines knitted
garments in Vests Pants Shirts and Drawers
garment.
Hosiery Y09 would imagine we expected to fit
side Of hosiery stock shelves Overlooking
with good Hosiery Well that we are trying TO do
We mention few special items OF interest
Mems Fast Black Hose worth Women's Fast Black Hose
pair Sale price raISc worth ISc pair Sale price,
IaHc
Mems Black and Colored Hose
eeu N "o"io "0"'' 0N Black Hose three pairs for soc
pairs for $3.50 Per pair. Per pair ........1
Ladies and Chidrens Fast Black "Wear-Forever Hose" six
pairs in box, for
The Wear-Forever Hose guaranteed months
Ii not replace them free
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
CHEVROLET BREAKS
PARAMOUNT RECORD

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, oct. Sin a
trial spin for the 200-mile Fairmount
Park automobile race which win be run
here tomorrow l., Chevrolet favorite in
tho race, today broke the record for
the course, rounding the 1-10 mile
course in z minutes "a seconds.
The Apperson Jack Rabbit, with
Harding at the wheel burst into flames
after circlin gthe course three times,
and was badly damaged.
Nineteen OF the 30 cars which will
start in the race were out on the track
at day break, but few OF them tried
to make any speed records.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
FOUR PERISH
WHEN STORE BURNS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. SFour per-
sons persisted to-day in a fire that de-
stroyed a grocery store owned by J. A.
Thuss and another was so badly burned
that he died ia g hospital within an hour.
Jim Butler and George Harrison. negroes,
have been arrested and are held on sus-
picion OF having fired the building.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
To Aet On company pl,soIutIon.

Stockholders of the Kelvin Calumet
Copper Mining Company, a Delaware
corporation, met in this city early this
afternoon to act on resolution adopt
ed by the directors for the dissolution
OF the company
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
TNANOI I'D Undertakes
GuATVDLLN & Embalme

NO. 2i4 w. Ninth Street.
Careful Sttention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses, Hotels
ana Eos~'tals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments iirst-ciass. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
one Of q Few.

MY wife seems TO possess the bat
gain counter instinct"
'.So."
"Yes: she can tell at a glance wheth
er a forty-niue cent article has beei
marked down from SO cents or ~
from 4s
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Inan 10 -.

tnttt .st1 tst-.
Miss Wesryunl0llsp: MIL like n
see a graeeflilnnan
Mr.. Borum rtlnterruptingl = Hem
Am I;not graceful:
Miss Wealvun-Yes. and. as ! WI
saylng.s 4 likeslo fseesa graceful mai
BOW himself out q MY presence.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08

l\NNNNNNNN\\N<N N<N>G><e~$NNNNNNcSN
No Fancy Shoe Prices al
F0RMAN'S, that means good
shoes for your self or the
children from TO- to 20 per
cent less, than the fancy, big
expense stores charge.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
Our All Solid Special Shoes
for Boys and Girls at our
special prices cost you LESS
MONEY, than the ordinary
paper and leather kind do at
many stores.
Mems So Shoes for $I.75
Mostly large sizes.
Women's Cloth Top Shoes,
SI.97 for a $2.25 value.
Girls Cloth Top and Tan
Shoes, Special Bargains.
$I.97 for $2.25 Shoes for
Men and Women, newest shapes
will look and wear as well as many
shoes sold for $3.50.
Women's Patent Colt Shoes,
this week SITS for 81 kind.
Goodyear Welt Shoes for
Men and Women, $2.40 and
S2.A5. Coed s2.T5 and ss,oO
values.
Stockings, extra strong, for
Boys and Girls; heavy warp I5C
kind for i2c.
F0RMAN'S,
The MOney-SaVing Shoe Store
10 East Fourth Street,
Between Market and King.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
oRITuARY.

Olrick NJ Magnell. aged n. died ves-
terday. Tho funeral win held rxora
the home. no. 5iS West Front street
OH Saturday afternoon at o O'Clock. In
terment viii be in silvarhroak Gene
terry
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
The Psssimist.

"Every cloud has silver lining"
"Sure about that?"
"It is what they say"
''Bet mine are made OF tin"
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
a sure svrtem,

The landlords Is pleasant lot
He works with simple skill.
He gucsses how much cash you've got
And then presents his bill.
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Wilmington Lodqe Officers Installed.

T. G. Thompson, grand master work
man. assisted by several other Grand
Iodge officers installed the officers oil
Wilmington Lodge, no. A. o. U. W.
At the hall last evening. Addresses
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Beautiful Millinery al IS. Sc, $3.50. s.. $40

Hats OF distinctive beauty styles that individual and
exclusive Our $500 and 5000 Hats the equal
$500 or $40 Hat elsewhere told Come prove by
Inspection and purchase
Unframed Hats Wings, Quls, Birds Pumes in wide
-apee Of STYLES and prices from which to choose. Ns
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Not So Surprising.

''He beiieYes ell he hears"
"He must be unsophisticated."
"No: dear as post"
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Ss% 1:S'I u1;s,S,. Sss1s Dress Goods Reduced.

effects '' Regular 1s's ss sS S"9s s s '' P 1sGy % S s'a 39c
Lot No ?, all-wool Storm Serges in splendid range
OF coors and fancy worth 75c and osc G0m
special sale price VVJ
Lot No. 3, 4S and so inch Sutings. The
!s: s; :i :s. 'Ga IL: .. '. $40 .ss $. CSC
Lot No. A. so inch Suitings rich, stylish
!;: :; :ss:. ': s. s;: IL; ',o9 s 81. and ss s' 7Sc
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
Crosby & Hill Co.,
Cos, 6O7, 6O9 Market Street.
We Give Green Trading StAmps-They Are the Best
Great Dress Goods
And Silk Sale

Beyond all question OF doubt the greatest sale event Of the
New goods ideas, values For this special ten
day sale have in addition the extraordinary bargains offered
in Dress Goods secured 1000 wards OF
Evening journal., 1909-10-08
New Fall Silks Rsneg !. r,''V W..".,. s"s

In "A and = inch widths, which shall offer from
third TO onc-half regular prices.
Sroo Silks soc S5c Silks, 75c Silks, 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07
9ncf, @is.

81 bar bait en- Gel SnopanOring
fer til BET oonife Settlement / Sen
ienere SiO, BET ptl oa iige al Oa1=
tic Imerifanere. gtogle bar fgbt, on
Ore bar urentet" 6arm. Gt nil I'LL plt=
ifa Dem alle %pelfommer, i9rlig bpis
sc oil tage liot Del / Serrens Ger
ming / oe ll1tb. Menigbeoer paa bis
lie Ggne.
Noolf SpnOergaarO, Minneapolis,
iom bar 0rentet" $. S. 8illes 6arm,
tom BERTH nogle Gage fsr @prif
meo lin Samilie. Scr. Sille refer
mi uo til lin Spigerien, 8ait. g.
8li6er, @iborg, Spb 9afota, og
bans Cater Gbriltine reiier nof til
Omaha, Nebr., for at Iere r0rei g
mafing". Sum bar / lGngere SID be-
ret os Ell trofait MeObiplper / Dor
S6noagsifole. 81 er mi fife iua gan=
tie tilbeielige til at gipe Slip paa
Dem, iom bar en- liQe @erning at
uofpre tblunot os til CUBS &iges
Sremme. Men naar Npopenoigbeoen
bp0er, mau hi 10 bupe fist Suulmo<
oig6eo. Si bill oerfor uoen pioere
SnOpenOinger iige Gbriltine biertelig
Sof for BEN Siplp, bum bar poet os
/ Sen0agsifolen, og BET iamme TOR
pi liffert oglaa brittle ps til at itge
laopel paa 9Srnenes iom paa oeres
6nrGlores &egne.
Gn al Wenigbeoens l1nqe WGno,
9. g. Geoerien, bor ppertaget Girl
fines @loos / S6noagsifolen.
Senoogen Sen %. Morts bar Ell!
flor Soriamling al hinge og GlOre
til Ste0e / $. s. 9illes Stem for
at tdge 9(flfeo meo 6amiIien. &eo
famine 0eiliQbeO o%perragtes G6riiti-
lie ct iprbelas imltft Sslppleteret
'Seipt.
(Sluttes pao SIDE g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

onore al pore &irfer. &c tilr5iien0e
&rGlter talte.
Sm gftermi00agen par Der ling
~1nm5n1p0e. Naitor &iGr talte oOer
Cr0S. %, 26. Set er Ell rig og meg
tig @erre Ser beiler til Big. Oct Ct
@iertet ban forlunger. @un fan tagc
alt on0et ira Big u0en at lpprge,
men ON ou biz gipe bam Sit Sierte,
er Ell friOillig Sag. hinge genl Spao
uii 0t gore, naar Serren / Dag ip6r-
ger Big: @tp mig sit Sjerte? Sm
Set er nof iua urent, ban bill tage
Get, Jon BET CT og renle set fra al
ap0etS og Ianoens Seimittelie . SOLD
zig life tilbage for Sin &ingbebs
Sfpl0. Sro life, at ou bill blipe 1tlpf=
fclig, ON 01 gioer Sei1s bit Sierte
! bin llngoom. 2no fife 9iepelen
rorre Big pe0 at Iaoe @eroen gIimre
for Big. Oct er 26gr, bba6 ban tiger.
Wen Seius er prepet at mango og
fltn0et tro al aQe. @ib bam sit Sier-
te 9ag, og on ifal erfore, at ol pil
flipe lpffelig boooe for Sib og gpig-
be0.
9erefter tolte @oitor a. &asm1-
len ON Moie's 8alg og minbeoe os
ON at beige 0et rette, enten Ri bar
unge eqer gamle.
DIN Iftenen tolte bper al Gre=
iterne ct lille Orb til Mfilutning.
Won babe en- Selelie at, at maj
bopoe oraget @an6 meo @leoe al
Treliens Slide / Sc ipunone Gage.
@lGOeitemningen bleb fnreget peo
flerItemmige Sange at Sangforet og
Ell Solo poa @iolin at 8rof. Sonien.
Sormanoen erflereoe Mpbet nf=
illtttet / Sen treenige @ltbs Nnpn,
hporefter hi ifiltes me6 Sof til Dor
@u0 og Saber for bans u~tOiigelige
GGrligbeo moo os.
S. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-07

Ser bar peret fife Iua Iiot Ssm.
merfpriel til Sapmollerne gennen
Ginterel1, laa lGnge SlG0efpret bare
sc. Ger er 10 megen Sfop 6er en0-
iii.
Sltn0beo5tilitan0en bar beret lao
iom laa poa @runO al ben miloe
&inter.
Oct bar MI e1ers 8cgipenbe0er
al iterre SetpOning, ieg ptloe fortel-
le ON, nen1lig Sptagelier / Me-
nigbeOen. SiOit / San. blep yltn0er=
tcfer" e. &nltien meO Semitic, lom
-er b~oliooenOe / 8Den 9ennlurf, g.
9anien meo Samilie og qnton 8e=
oerlen meo 6amilie, lom er flpttet
BERTH fra Sfonto, optaget; og ioa
6altelaons SenOag blep Meniqbe-
oens Sanitor, Niels Sunien % SUI
ltru optaget. Oct er life ifet / lang
Si0, at laa mango er blepen optoaet
/ WenigbeOen / 2ebet al en- aoo
Maaneos Sio.
S oct li0lte Nars Si0 bar ser /
ror &pinOeforenings Meoer peret
talt oper ct &apitel / bet ganlle Sc
ltamente. Set bliper lagt fart % tn
oeligt ben til bper enfelt. Waa Ser
rem legge lin @eliignelie til oisIe
Wfsoer iaa Siele moa %freGies.
@ennem Ginteren bapoe hi Sp=
bpggeliesmeoer / ugen omfIng /
&llene, inotil Saiteg1ostieneIfe tier BE-
9pnote / &irferne bper Onsoaq Mf=
ten.
9pen 9enmarf bofier Jig beItonoig
Iterre. gtDlig er Der bpgqet en- flor
Welmslle, og til Sommeren ifal SET
bpgges ganf foruoen en- bel Gel mn
@uieg
Ser er flor Sorifel poo at FIRE til
9pen mi og laa BEN Gang, hi ifuloe
belt til Green 9aD. Seruoe fan MI
febes og ielges omtrent bbao lom
belit, iaa bet er al flor 8etponing, at
ganen tom ber igennem.
Gi bar otter baft Sob til at bilie
pda gamle 2un6. san er 10 NOT Iaa
rolf og rsrig enonu.
Saa til Slutning biloe ieg gerne
lpgge ct file Sro ino for SEN npe
S~orteqing / v9aniferen". @oar s
MI, CODE Senner, iom boiler 9looet,
far Left Sen, lab SEN iao gaa pioere
til Sen og Nabo. Spem peb, ON oen
fife bar en- lile @erning at uofere.
Ser er meget, iom taler til o..
Genlig Silien til ale.
sc e0beler.
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,&unoifab fOrpligter".

ga jeg forleoen aften leite open-
%dnfsrte ltOiagn / r&riiteligt 9agb.",
fpm leg otter til at t9nfe pau noget,
lrm bar foraariaget fife iaa liot &e-
re blan0t 0oniferne opre / Montana.
Sri 2op ON uOpioet Somelteooret er
remlig peotagen.. Otter 0enne llopi=
be0e SomeIteaolob fan en- Mono toge
800 Ieres iom 6omeltea0.
Nt bette / og for Jig er noget, iom
nort Solf bgr cores befenbt meo,
bill enbper inOremme, iom elifer bort
Solf og bill bets Sel ogioa timeligt
tdGt. Seq erfenOte ltrafs, ieg bleb
hefenot meo, at 2~opforilaget bar peoz
toget, at set bar Dor 8ligt at meo-
tele bette til rOaniferen"s 2eIe e
freos, og oa ierlig til De mango,
iom funoe 6nlfe at tage &omelteao.
Naor ieg iao oQigepel life for
lfreb noget ON oen uopioeoe Some
%Iteoolop, bar set al BEN @runo, at
ieG bar fife flar ober, ON 2open
meOinobefutteoe Sc gooe % frugtbare
Snn0sitrpfninger | Wontana, eaer
GIN 2open fife i%ndrere tog Stgte paa
Sc minore f%rugtbare S%trGfninger
lGngere &eIt poo / Montono og d.
rige peltlige Stater. yS6e Commits
~Iioners" / G1tl6ertio Jon, Wontnnu, bar
al iiOitn9pnte Wening.
Sor ON mtligt at fau &lurbeo /
Sagen 1freb cen al bore 6armere I
Montana til SobeolanOfontoret /
@lascop, Wontana, og ftf felgenoe
Spar, oateret SEN 16. MurtS:
800 acres lam not 0 e ra-
II be n 90 ontano pet"
S cen at 6e iioite gtr. al n9unife=
rem" leIte hi imioGertiO, at Dor Sen,
@oit. 9amifob, ~befenotg9r, 1T man
fan toge 800 &c. 2ano.
Sor Sogens og bort Soils SfplO
tor hi nof bebe @alt. 9omifoo ON at
meDoele / San feren" Sc @fterret-
ninger, ban mootte ii0oe in6e meo.
9ette iaa meget mer, iom Ri efter
poalioelige Wpnbs l1oiugn inben
gfteraaret bill foa Ell 8ane op ira
Williiton qennem 9%anepille til Won=
tnnalinien.
&ommer 0enne 9one, iom @reotf
Nortbern &. Ct Comp. bar arbeioet
meo belle @interen, bill man Seit
berfor / W%ontana finn faa ira 2 til
10 Wtl til 9anen.
S~n6lpien6e er set ga, at Soft Al
Gle 0ationer / 2sbet al fommen6e
CONNER bill itrgmme tno og tage
9an6et.
2ao os oerfor bltrtigit mrtligt fac
al BEN SpIpsning, Ri fam, for at og.
lea bort Soft fon foo fin Del a
set go6e 2an6 @eft berfor / Soon
tano.
Oornn;no Sn,, 90 mor+a
8. s. @isGGer.
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Segrauelien foregif ben 80. MortS
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