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The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
HICKSyILLE.

Death entered the home of Ed
Jones and wife on the nth inst
and took from them their darling
babe, aged two months.
School is progressing nicely with
large attendance
Miss Belva Lee Mckinley and
father visited relatives at Blaine
Sunday.
Ernest Kelley, of Webbville vis-
tied his grandparents last week.
The two year old child OF Hen
ry Hoibrook has been very sick.
Miss Hattie Webb and Theodore
Hammond of Ouoville, attended Sun.
day school at Gait Sunday evening
w. NJ. Holbrook and daughter,
CLAUDIA, were in Louisa last week.
Lewis Wright, OF Gladys, is
quite sick at this writing
Misses Cannie Hayes and Dova
AlploiN1ho NAolNth hlHStH IiONlt anu
Dovie Pinkerton Sunday.
Mrs Cora Pennington and chill
dren, OF Louisa, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, b. Holbrook for the
past week or two.
Willard Lyons called on friouds
here sunday.
Ida Pinkerton, Of JattIe, has
been visiting her cousins at THIS
pace for the past week
Chr, Oh at the Holbrook school
Euuse was largely attended last
SUNDAY morning.
Misses Lille and Beccd JObe Of
GLADYS visited their aunt, drs
John Hays Saturday night and Sun
day. There Is prayer meeting at
Gait every Wednesday night.
Brown Eyes.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

For Teachers Association at Falls
burg, October 30. 1910.
Opens at $50 A. NJ
Song.
Welcome address, Jas, Casey.
Response, Sam Jobe.
Purpose Of the Association. Groy-
er Daniels.
The Reading Circle, Smith lobe
and Jennie Mcclure.
How secure regular attendance
and minimum tardiness, Hence Van
horn. N..
My work at play time. Horace
Thompson e..
What studies should be correllat-
ed. G. d. Stuart.
Supplementary Works, Jack
Thompson. ~
stump speech, Jas, Sparks w..
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
N&MN5ija|ksW6stsm

Ly. Fort Gay Central Time.l
lie A. a. Daily For Kenoya,
lronton, Portsmouth. Cincinnati,
Columbus. Pullman Sleepers 10
Cincinnati and Columbus. Connec-
tons via Chicago and st. Louis for
the West aud Northwest
l2.5O p, NJ DAILY For Columbus,
Cincinnati and intermediate stationa
Pullman Sleeper, Cafe Car 10 Col
nmbus Connects at Cincinnati and
Columbus for points West.
L& 400 A. NJ. Daily-For viii
hanson, welch. Bluofield. RoahAhA
Lyneh6urg. Norfolk, Richmond Pull
man sleepers, Cafe Car.
2.Oa 2 NJ Daily For william.
son, welch, Bluefield. Roanoke.
Norfolk, Richmond Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk. Cafe Car.
Train leaves Kenova s.25 A. NJ.
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne.
and leaves kenoya for Portsmouth
and local rtations 5!47 2. a. Daily.
and leaves kenoya 900 A. NJ. Daily
except Sunday for Columbus and
local stations.
For full Information apply 10
w. II. BEvILL. q. y. A.
M' r. BRAGG. 4. Z. A., Roanoke, Va
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

given Mrs, Clara Kitchen Saturday
night.
Miss Mauda Roberts. OF Prosper
ity, was visiting Mrs Sam Shep-
herd last week.
Born, to Henry Bryuat and wife.
a baby boy, mother and child do
ing we'll
Little Joe Woods Gardner was
very sick last week
Sam Moore, OF Blaine was here
Sunday evening.
Prayer meeting at Webbyille ever
Sunday night
Alb Rucker. who was hurt by
the H. X train, is much better and
will soon be able to be out again
Miss Jennie Mcclure was shoppinl
in Ironton Saturday.
Mrs. l., j. Webb chaperoned a
crowd Of young folks chestnut hunt
ing Sunday afternoon,
William Wheeler, wife and two
sons, Charley and Chester, were Wis
iting Mrs. wheeler's mother. Aunt
Agnes Pennington, over Sunday,
Martin Webb, OF Jattie, was yis-
iting his grandfather over Sunday
Uncle Bill Greene and several OF
our Webbyille ladies attended the
Eastern Star at Willard Saturday
Paul the little son OF Sam
Shepherd. is very sick with pneu-
monia,
The sad news was received We'd
nesday Of the death OF Mrs. Carrie
Leedy, the daughter Of MIR. George
Stewart, who went west five years
ago, to make her home with her
uncle, R. p Webb. of wenatehee,
Wash Somebody's Darling
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Schedule subject 10 change uilboui as,les
Local trains leave Louisa. south
bound, 1924 n. m. week days, and
5:2I D, m, daily.
North bound. leave louisa g,2l
a. m. daily, 5!5A p. m, week days.
Arrive Ashland lO:S5 a. m. daily,
5;2O p, m. week days.
To Lexington, Louisville and West.
Leave Ashland 1910 D. M, 4:lB
a. m. daily. Local, week days TO
Lexington, l0;i0 a. m.
To Cincinnati and West
Leave catlettsburg. express,
daily. S;52 a. m. G;I2 a. m, I2:42
p. IN. Locals, 5!47 a. M. week days.
1896 p. m. daily.
Leave Ashland, express, daily,
4:lO a. m, 6;25 a. m, 1909 D. m.
Locals. 5:5S a. m, week days.
l2:42 p. m, daily.
Eastbound, Main Line.
Leave Ashland. express daily.
$40 p. m. lO:46 p. m.,ls:ss a. m.
Local. daily to Huntington. i2:4e D.
m; runs to Hinton week days.
Local, week days, to Huntington,
s:12 p. m.
s. J. JUSTICE. Agent
Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
STANiBAUGH.

A large crowd OF people at
tended the funeral of Mrs. c. Muir
ply last Sunday. Rev. W. Honey
cutt is an interesting preacher. All
were very much delighted to hear
him.
Misses Blanche and Winnie Plum
mer, OF Muddy Branch. and Mrs. T.
Plummer, of Wellston, Ohio, we're
the guests of Miss Coon stambaugh
Sunday. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Stambaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stambaugh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Bays we're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
on Rush Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Burchett is very Ill at
this writing.
Messrs. Bascom, Grim and Char
ley Geyozz went to church at Sug-
ar Grove Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred stambaugh
and little son, Reynold, were visiting
at Sitka, Sunday
Stambaugh was quite a lively
place for the young folks Sunday.
Dotty Dimple.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
SOUTH PORTSMOUTH, KY.

Work plenty, weather warm and
news scarce.
The infant child OF Sol Carter and
wife. is very sick at this writing.
also Mrs Eyerman and daughter are
sick.
Charley Eyerman and wife were
visiting his sick mother recently.
Also +. NJ, Berry and wife was vIs-
iting the formers parents Sunday
Jas, Young, OF Greenup, was
down here recently on business, He
spent the night with his brother
in-law. Sol Carter.
Mrs, J, NJ. Berry has returned
home from St Louis, Mo, where she
has been visiting her daughter and
son-in-law, IL +, Priver mad wife.
II. Il. McKinster and wife are
their house repaired which will add
much to the beauty OF their little
home. ...
The friend Of c. NJ. Berry will be
be glad to hear he is best In his
school at Beatyville.
We are always glad to read let
ters from BusseyyIlle, Adams, Ledo-
clio. Matte and Cando, as we are
acquainted In that locality,
Crops In this neighborhood are onl
tolerable good Tom.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

To be held November 5th. Opens
s;sO a, m.
Song,
Welcome address, Rev. Cyrus W.
Rifle.
Response, Don c, Belcher,
Recitation, b ellie shiyel.
Daily programme and the Organ
lzing of Glasses II. IL. Moore.
scnool management, Sadie stans-
berry.
Relation Of History to Geoera-
ply in teaching. sallle Derifield.
Conducting Recitation, Maud
Smith.
School environment and manage
ment, Llge Rice.
Song, by shiyel family.
Noon, i1.3O A. VI.
Dinner on ground. Ball game,
100 T.. NJ.
Song,
Methods OF teaching Reading,
Manchle Preston.
The New School Law, round Ia
bic discussion led by Jay oDanlel.
Heating and yentllatiug school
room, J. S. Thompson.
Relation OF Home Environment to
4, otto Gartin,
School Discipline. John Collins
worth.
Teaching Spelling and writing.
Lille Burton.
Relation of Grammar 10 compo-
sition and Literature. Ruth Norton
and w " Diamond.
Recitation. BlanCh Preston.
Education, Intellectual, Moral and
Physical, Don c. Belcher,
Nature Study in School, H. S,
Dean.
Corporal punIshment in school. J.
b. Mcclure.
Psychology and its relation to
teaching. Nc Sammons.
Comparison of early. day school
with present. Prof Byington.
Use OF Outlines aud Supplement.
tary reading, f. NJ. Kennison.
Conducting Opening Exercises. G
NJ. Copley. ...
The association at Blaine will
be held on Srd Saturday In octob.
er, and at Fallsburg on the 9TH Sat.
urday ...-..
The law provides that every
teacher who falls TO attend one
association meeting each year viii
be required to teach an extra day
and this will be enforced,
JAY oDANIEL, Pres.
Nc sAMMoNs, V. Pres.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

Thomas Wayne, the negro charg-
ed with the murder of Mrs. John
Ailiff. at Quinnimont, W. Va, was
found guilty and the death SEN
tence imposed Monday, .-. .
Mrs. Ailiff was murdered last Au-
gust, Her assailant, after beating
her husband into uncousclousness,
murdered the woman. The husband
later identified Wayne as the as
sailant After Wayue's capture by
the authorities he was hurried from
town to town, with mobs gathering
all over the vicinity bent ON lynch
ing him. He finally landed in the
Huntington Jail and was later re-
moved TO the penitentiary.
Frank n. Cecil, the. only man
against whom stands an indictment
for alleged completely in the assas-
sination of William Goebel, Of
Kentucky, ten years ago, was shot
in the head and side at 1.30 o.
clock Monday afternoon in the cafe
Of H. L. Leishman, East St Louis,
where he had dropped to sleep af-
ter wakeful night in capturing
Leigh Rhodus, the alleged bandit.
Cecil, who is a special agent of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
assisted two East side detectives
In the capture OF the Candy Ban.
dit" Sunday night. He went all
night without sleep. Shortly after
o'clock this afternoon he entered
Leishman's cafe to dine and fell
asleep
Attaches of the cafe spoke to
Cecil, to awaken him, Cecil jumped
up and pulled his revolver Louis
Leishman, brother of the restaurant
keeper, grabbed pistol and open
ed fire on Cecil One bullet lodged
in Cecirs head, the other in his
side. Ten years ago Cecil, who
was Kentucky mountaineer, was
sergeant-at-arms of the Kentucky
Legislature in London, Ky.
After Goebel was assassinated Ce-
ell was among those indicted. He
probably is the only man who never
discussed the affair and the only one
against whom an indictment now
stands.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
Let the Work Continue.

Menifee Whitaker, the young
man from Floyd county, who was
arrested here Friday and fined $40
and costs for drinking on C. and o.
train No. 3, was released from the
city Jail Saturday evening, when a
relative arrived here on o. and b.
S. train No. 80 with the money to
IiQuidate the fine, which totaled
$13.9O.-Ashland Independent.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
PROGRAM.

For Peach Orchard and Rock Cas-.
tie District Sunday School conyen-
ton, to be held at BORDERS Chapel.
Oct. 80. 1910.
1000. A. NJ, Devotional service, w.
Williams.
1920. Roll call Of Sunday schools
1O.5 The true aim of the Sun
day school, w. ]. Vaughan.
Ills. Does it pay? Rev. Cyrus
Rifle.
1l.25. Shall we worship God with
our substance2 Rev. A. Preston.
1900. Adjourn for dinner.
1.SO. Song and Prayer service,
1.5. Ten minute talks on the
Plain Duties of the Pastor, Parent,
Superintendent, Teacher. Secretary.
Pupil.
Let everybody be prepared to
discuss these topics. This is to be
free for all discussion. Ask any
question In which you are interest
ed. Come with us and we win do
thee good
JOE B. PRESTON. Pres.
TIsH1E WARWICK, Sec.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
MISSIONARY TEA

Webbyille On Friday evening.
Ocober 4, a Missionary Tea was
given at the home OF Mrs. Wat A.
Kitchen, president OF the womans
Missionary Union OF willard, KY,
and quite n crowd was present
Az six thirty O'Clock those pres
ent entered the parlor. where a
very interesting program of music,
recitations and talk on Foreign
Missions by Mrs o. H. Burley. was
carried out, which was both inter
esting and instructive to those in
lerested in Missions. after which
the beautifully decorated dining
room was thrown open and refresh
ments were served. which are al
ways enjoyable on such occasions,
A free viii offering was then taken
which amounted to about eleven
dollars which viii be sent TO the
secretary OF the W. NJ. u az
Louisville, KY. to be used for For
eign Missions,
Those present were. Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. W. Partlow, Mr., and MIRA
NJ, +. Fleming, Mr., and Mrs Edd
Fleming, Mr. and Mrs o II. Bur
ley and Mother Burley of Paris, Ky
and Grandma Wilson, Mrs J. NJ,
Webb Mrs, Oscar Triplett, Mrs, D.
F. Webb. Mrs. Malcum Partlow
and Mrs Nan Boothe, Misses Eu,
nice and Nell Conway, Lettie and
Lille Skeeus. Coda and Georgia
Banks, Flosa Pennington, Carrie
Houck, Ester Webb, Maud Grimsey
Emma Thompson, Messrs. Kenneth
and Jim Conway, Everett Partow
Freeman Webb. Enoch o'Brlen. .Rol,
la Hold and Forest Fleming. Also
W. L. Robinson and Roy Penning,
ton came and brought their school
in the early evening. EFT.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

Acting Gov. Cox remitted the re-
mainder of the Jail sentence impos-
ed on S. s. Williams. of MagoffIn
county, for malicious cutting. He
was fined $3.50 and sentenced to
serve six months in Jail He has
paid the fine and costs and served
most of the jail sentence. Many
citizens and county officials asked
for the pardon, and it was shown
that the man is i'll and confined in
crowded unsanitary jail.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

1t is in time Of sudden mlshap or
accident that Chamberlains Lini-
ment can be relied upon to take
the place OF hte finally doctor, who
cannot always be found at the
moment. Then It is that Chamber
lain's Liniment is never found want
ing. In cases of sprains. cuts,
wounds and bruises chamberlain's
Liniment takes out the soreness and
drives away the pain. Sold by all
dealers. VI
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
WEBBN LILLE.

Tobacco cutting is over.
Dora Kritzer and Hattie Holbrook
visited Miss Mary Reeves, of Willard
over Sunday !
Miss Pearl Walters, Of Blaine, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. ]. Thomp
son this week.
Edd Webb attended the social
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28
, LOCAL STOCK MARKET.

A market for the sale of cattle
etc, was opened Saturday, Jan. ]
1910, at my place at Forks of Gait
Sales every two weeks from above
date. Convenient pens. Feed reas,
enable. Scales handy.
j. W. fowler.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

MOST FRIENDSHIPS they cost a man money
HaHe needed money AMI asked
did deposited in our
bank and be independent
Make OUR Bank YOUR
The Big Sandy news., 1910-10-28

JOE B. PRESTON. Pres.
TIsHIE WARWICK. Sec.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Soenenes &rfer, % at bet bar Def
oprinoeliee. Sc &irferloite gil
imiolertio no fra, at man peo at in0=
fsre .tpif @uoStieneite / oe rent oanif=
talenoe Sogne piloe iage mango I'D
al @tatsfirfen: &altor 3eterien
mente, at Golf i 9oenene bar iao
ififfelige, at Sc life piloe finoe pao
joa6unt noget.
Yreitcns 8en % ollie bar,S 6or=
flarineer bialp life noget. Sc Sir
feel6ite, lom enbnu beore clo Fre=
lten tienoer 6orboloene, bolot tal1
pao oeres Mening, at Ser i1et ingc,
9rang. par tiliteoe til S%nofprelie al
tp1fe @ubstienei tier. Oen ON Snger
affatteoe &rotofol maotte oerfor al
fottes / Sen Manb. Mdle ct enige ON,
at Stebet til Mnorogenbet CT uogoaet
fra @raiten. 6olf / Sognet bed
imiblertio ogioa NOT, bpa6 Sc bar
at gipre, naar &rGite1 foar trlunfct
fin &ilje igjemem.
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vi leder vor Forretnlng / Hjemmet

og fors@ger like at selge Dem
Land i ct fjernt liggende, iso-
leret Territorium, men Land
som griendser ind mod wore
egne Farme = Land og ON
givelser, som vi uden for al
Tvivl we'd err saaledes som re-
praesenteret, og hvortil vi kan
fore Dem i Lpbet af 5 Mi
nutter OF overbevise Dem ON
hvad vi har sagt. Enhver Ak
tiehaver og DirektGr i wort
Selskab ejer HEN og lever i
Homeland, og vi prpver sim
pelt hen paa at befolke den
Part at wore 10000 Acres som
MI er udyrket, til Fordel for
Homeland og Hjems9gerne,
og wort Tilbud vii interessere
Dem, uden Hensyn til Deres
finansielle Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
vi er b%eliggende

! Sydpst-G Georgia, tire Mil fra
Floridagrandsen og 40 Mil
fra Jacksonville, Syd@stens
Hovedstad, Diet berGmte Op-
holdssted for Turister ON Vim
teren, hvor Markedet for De
res Produkter altid err aktivt
CO indbringende. Den NEST
eftertragtede Plads i hele Sy-
Den for ct HEN, som allerede
har to Jernbaner gjennem De
res Fl endom og en- MI ferdig
Plan for en- treble.
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llocnfur &jsbenbapn.

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nerl1p=8robp. Slime Senlen. Store=
be0inge: Muler $. @br. SSbien.
0benle: &jebman0 Carl Mielien.
&osmus @cnotien. 9ulbpopre: 6bp.
A%potbefer g. 8. &icbter. Gorn0rup:
9ol1ro @etwi on. &ejle: $. s. Sat-
lens @l1ltrn. Nalborg: Sobonne
Meller. Gle Mr1tomi1e @anlen
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@oloing: giearmager Magnns @ar
len. Norbbp: Sine .aatbrine &all'
fen. &ibe: @eter NieIfen Msboe.
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nitbloffc, font peo boer @ioe af aae''

nitblofte, font peo bper Sioe at Aaen
bar be,1 iolioe Sernbro - CT ben
sitre ipaltet i Tere Dele % tiloelz
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Sc spcr 8roe,, meo lin foloslale
Scat naturligpis ct poeleggenoe
srpf paa sen peitrc 8ropille, oa Del
spcrlte &orti al bcun1c CT "a og1aa til
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oe bar Jet sen. Staoen er rneget be-
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SIbcbron s. Gen ttoligere
Sfoprioer9ooro nnoer Sollp St1f1
v@rou0tsbus" mellcm &jege oe
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len, CT iolgt til ct @oniortilm at
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magcififtet r&isiela6egaarb" peo
Molbor9 nwo oen HroprictGr SARAH
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$4,000 % 1000 8r. Spertoaelien
fer itrafs.
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2rnner.
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Denne er like nogen ny
KOl0ni.

Den f6rste Part af dette
vaerdifulde L d d e
bragtes i Markedet 1906 og
blew optaget saa hurtigt, at vi
n6dsagedes til at give Afslag
paa en- Mengde Ans9gninger,
og nu, med en- driftig, fremad-
skridende BY allerede etable-
ret, med sine mango Fordele
(som like eksisterede i 1oo6)
er Diet kun en- naturlig Sew
f6lge at denne anden Part vii
blive optaget endnu hurtigere
end den f6rste; derfor ammo
der vi Dem ON at HANDLE
R Fyld I'D neden-.
staaende Kupon og skriv til
os med omgaaende Post for
videre Oplysning ON denne
sjsldne Lejlighed, der aldrig
oftere vii tilbydes Dem. vi
g%aranterer Dem Tilfredshed
med Handelen, eller Deres
Penge tilbage. Det err umu-
ligt for Dem at tabe en- Cent,
men De maa HANDLE MI.
eller denne eneste Lejlighed i
Deres Liv vii vare tabt.
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Klima.

kiimaet i HOMELAND er uover-
truffet. Den h9jeste Tempera,ur ON
Sommeren er SO. Middelvarmen IS, den
laveste ON Vinteren er %, Middel-
temnperatur 81, hvilket afgiver en- glen
n%emsnitlig T%emperatur for Winter og
Sommer af 70 Grader. Sne er her fax
fisk ukjendt, medens tynd Is DANES to
eller tire Morgener hver Winter. Solstik
kjendes like, og Varmeudstraalingen
foregaar saa hurtig, paa Grund af den
sandige Jordbund, at Netterne aldrig Ell
lumre. q
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Sonoerjpllano.
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5tor &reatur an0el |.
@oaroeier &ilfen Misien / 9roerrp
lolate forIeoa1 4S Stroe til $50 Wff.
Stnffet ill EN- @unoelsmano fra 81
berlteo. 2eperin9eu lfal lfe til 6or=
aoret.
&on0taornet or BUG
b c + 9, iom opfprtes / giteraaret
oe for nogle Tiger iioen toges t
8rug, bar life bapt Sen %ng6penotge
M ooitanostrott. 6orleoe1 repneoe
Mf11ren, % &onoet itrgnm1eOe uo.
Man meuer, at @pggegrltnoen life
bar peret fait not, %. at Set for ti5<
Zig CT toget / 9rua. Sta6en, JONI
anlloues til on1trent 500 Morf, be-
res al Sneofermeiter q. 8opie1r, JONI
bar looet set opfere.
> III 9 II. Gu tpif 9%fpbpgger
/ Span0ct pil6c gierne babe fat
eli Gel al Sc Mi0ler, Ser lfal bielpe
sc vnp0li0en6c @rgorc" mos 9anlfer=
mes Opermoo. @an fit 0erfor i'm
Gjenoom plnoonl1et til to Hcntegaar=
Sc og fit 11pc 8pguinger ppfprte til
Sen enc @ulpoel al i'm Soro, ion1 ban
iolgte til cit Mano voaraui5en" fra.
Nlt bar iaaletes / Sen l%fjennelte Or
ocn, pgI MI ifuloe SEN rtgttg 1fpre.
@ol1 fjpbte poerligere benpeo rs S0r.
mogert 2an0 / N%abolognet &aaager,
Sgiaa fer lfltl6e ser oprettes Ell &en=
tegaaro. Men ioa forle0en fit bar
Me01elelie onr, at &ieberen bapof
betenft Jig. Sg I'LL iio6er ban tilba:
&C mes SEN magre Sor0, Sen mop:
tprte @aoro, megen @jplo og niger
Sjeneitefolf.
Eaa 81 oprangt t. 81
@%aarbejer Sergen 2aurtt5en fra III
itrup, @eolteo Sogn, iom er 6orpag
ter al set 6erperen6e Sagtomraaoe
forle6en nor gaaet en- Sur paa Sagt
lGnote Ser en- liel6en- 8egipenbe6
ibet bans &uno faneeoe en- leben6
&aabuf. st lille Stpffe foran Sun
Sen og bets @ier iprang pluoielig e1
@aabrf op. @un6en lotte efter 8nf
ter, inobenteoe sen og beo Jig fat
0prets enc 2oar og bol6t set, ii
oens @jcr TOM 0en til @i9lp. 81
2ourit5en tog MI fat / 9prets Be
og foiteoe set paa Maffen; tbi tenft
han, MI fan leg faa ct lepenoe &ac
opr meo bjem; set bar iii fife iaa L
Ell 5ag, iom ban bapoe tenft. 81
ret ileo al ollie 4refter for at fomm
les. Set beo og iparfeoe> iaa 81
2aurit5en en6nu b9rer @9rfer Sci
al. 9iliibIt bar Man6en iaa 11oma
tet, at ban life Longer f1n6e bGl
set, looe set lgbe pilbe ban lite, Q
8eb til at binoe oct mec bab6e fla
beIler life, ioa Der bar ittgen anoe
l1bpei for BAN END at ifpoe Dpre
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coline Gbriitione. Gbp. 9bffelma'
ger Mnoers Gbriltian @tntber,
Sberltleitnant Mnton @ariten Sol.
qpart5. 6bp. Sfoma9er Micolaj
Taloenmr Senie1. 0perlGrer So
COB 6reoerif Neterien. gntefrl
2oniie Soiepbi1e Mielien.
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Jordsmonnet
Landet besidder i

Landet besidder i denne
umiddelbare Egn Ell produce.
rende Verdi, der frembringe1
fra to til tire Afgrpder ON
Aaret, sikrende Ell god aarlig
Indtegt, da Misvekst her CT
ukjendt. Jordsmonnet bestaar
at sandet "Loam' med ct I'm
derlag at Ler, der stadig hol-
der Fugtighed nok til Avlen
at Gr@nsager. Nasten. et-
hvert kjendt Have eller
Landprodukt kan her produ-
ceres i Overflod og med god
Profit.