davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-15
SMITH HEADS THE GRANGE
MorrisVilIe Man Reelected Master Of
the State ORGANIZATION.

Burlington. Dec. 1.-THE Vermont
State Grange, in annual session here
reelected these officers yesterday.
Master c. F. Smith, of Morrisvllle;
overseer, W. n. Cay, OF Middleburn;
lecturer, +. II. Hallett, OF St Johns
bury Center; steward. NJ. b. Roberts,
of Rupert; assistant steward. G. G.
Flint, OF Randolph; chaplain, X. H..
Holmes. OF Shoreham: treasurer.
f. b. Pier Of Brattleboro; secretary,
A. A. Priest, of Randolph; gate keep
er, l.. II. Morgan, OF South Wood
stock; Ceres, Mrs. c. F. Smith, OF
Morrisville; Pomona, Mrs. w. N.
Cady. OF Middlebury; Flora. Mrs. II.
w. Sargent. Of Brattleboro: lady as.
slstant steward, MTs G. c. Flint. Of
Randolph. executive committee, IL.
w. Sargent. chairman. OF Brattleboro.
ID. II. Morse, of Randolph II. NJ.
Farnham, of East Montpelier $. L.
Peck. secretary. master. and secretary
ex.ofiiciO.
A resolution favoring the passage
OF the income tax bill was passed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-15
MRS TAFT's AUNT DEAD
Mrs. Hannah Jack Succumbed to
Pneumonia at Age Of go Years

Decatur ILL.,, Dec l4.-Mrs. Han
nah Jack, an aunt Of Mrs. w. H. Taft
died yesterday at the home OF her
daughter of pneumonia, aged 80.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-15
DISEASES OF
THE JOINTS


This class OF injuries are affections
OF synovial sac joint structures and
the bones with their articular sur.
faces. Two forms of attack reach
the sac, abnormal secretlons conduc.
i've to dropslcal condition, lacking In
ilammation and that form showing a
great amount OF Inflammation.
Among the first we find Wind Pun or
Wind Gall. dilated bursae at the
back of the fetlook joint and indicate
dropslcal condition Of the bursae,
the joint or the tendon. They are
soft. tumorlike swolllngs, varying In
size. containing more or less secre-
ton. They evince no sign Of pain
or do they generally cause lameness
except when growing extremely large
or lncite innammatory conditions.
They may arise from heavy loading,
fast driving. jumping or other strain.
ing or from disease Of internal order,
pneumonia, pleurlsy. etc. When first
appearing or In a chronic state, water
applications. bandage with pressure
over the swellings at night, brisk
liniment for the dav. or possibly an
absorbent applied two or three times
at intervals OF q week or so. Rest
while treating brings best results. II
chronic condition has been allowed
to exist nothing can be done OF per.
manent advantage. The trouble viii
return as soon az work 10 resumed
There are cases where firing or sur.
glcal treatment have been OF heneht
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
DISCUSS NEW DEPOT
AT MEETING TONIGHT
Question of Establishing c. & o. sta
ton in North End viii be
Threshed Out.

A public meeting for the discussion
of the matter of the erection by the
Chesapeake & Ohio railway OF a
freight and passenger depot in North
End will be held in Rosenbaum's nall
at s O'Clock tonight under the au-
spices of the Merchants Association.
The matter of the establishment OF
this depot came UP several months
ago and the Chesapeake & Ohio RAIL
way Company Immediately went ahead
with the arrangements for it and, 1t IS
said. that the site for the depot has
been laid off. This week Frank Bragg,
local agent of the Merchants & Min
ers Transportation Company, raised
objection TO the depot on the ground
that mis- cmpany would have TO trans
fer its local freight to that depot and
the arrangement would cause the COM
many much inconvenience. expense
and delay in delivering local freight
The matter was taken up with the
Merchants Association and the Off
GERS CT that organization decided 10
have the public meeting 10 thTesh the
matter out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
More Than $500 Contributed
Here 10 Anti-SalOOn Cause.
COLLECTIONS IN CHURCHES
Rev. E. T. Wexford Responds to Ad-
dress Of Welcome at Opening SEES
sion Of Convention in Richmond and
Arouses Great Enthusiasm.

Newport News has contributed
more than $500 this week to the treas
ury of the Anti Saloon League OF Vir-
ginia. now in annual session at Rich
mond. The money. which has been
paid over to the treasurer of the
league, was secured last Sunday by
special collections in the local
churches. Sunday was Field Day for
the Anti-Saloon League, and four
prominent visiting ministers repre-
senting the organization were here
morning and evening to occupy New
port News pulpits. Collections for
the league were taken in all of the
churches at which the visitors preach
ed, and, in most of the others.
Rev. e. T. Wexford, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, responded
TO the address of welcome at the open
ing session of the league Tuesday
evening. The address aroused great
enthusiasm and the audience inter-
rupted frequently with demonstrations
of its approval.
Newport News is represented in the
convention by Mr.. Wexford and sever
al ether members of the league. The
local public is very much interested
in the proceedings of the convention,
attention centering upon the report OF
the legislative committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
GIRLS TO ORGANIZE
BASKETBALL TEAMS
YOUNG Lady students Of High School
VIII Have Tournament This
Season.

Basketball teams are being organ
lied among the young lady students
Of the High school and If the present
plans are carried out the teams Will
play regular tournament this sea
son. The quintets viii begin practice
in the Aromry hall within short
time and the regular scheduled games
probably will start early IN DC
tober.
The High school girls first took mp
the playing of basketball two years
ago and with the training that some
of them have received IN the past
some fast teams should be organized
IL is probable that a FIVE Will be pick
ed from the teams to meet the girls
team of the Hampton High school lat
or in the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20

brings danger. sunering-often death
to thousands. Who take colds,
coughs and laErippe-;hat terror OF
Winter and Spring Its danger
signals are stuffed ND" nostrils, lover
part OF nose sore. chills and fever.
pain on back OF head and a throat
gripping cough. When Grip attacks,
az you value your life. don't delay
getting Dr Kings New Discovery.
one bottle cured me- writes A. l..
Dunn. OF Pine Valley, Miss, after be
iug laid MP three weeks with Grip
For sore lungs. Henorrhages, Coughs.
Colds. whoopong Cough. Bronchitis.
Asfhama. tie supreme soc. 800.
Guaranteed By Academy Pharmacy
Co. Pefzo'd Drug Co.
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
New Semi Oreadnaught Battle
ship Finishes First Voyage.
TO UNDERGO FINAL TESTS
Big Warshlp to Run heceptanee Trials
off Atlantic coast-Seout Cruisers
Preparing for Tests Of Fessenden
Wireless System.

Completing her first voyage since
she was placed in commission at the
League Island navy yard. the new
United States battleship Michigan. OF
the semi Dreadnaught type. has ar
rived In Hampton Roads. The vessel
Is TO have her final acceptance speed
tests and trials of the Atlantic coast
within a few weeks and later she
may go south TO join the Atlantic
feet In maneuvers of Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba.
The Michigan is the largest battle
ship now in commission in the united
States navy. She is of $4,000 tonnage
and carries eight Pinch rifles mount
ed In four turrets arranged along the
center line Of the ship. One for
ward and one aft turrett are so ele-
waited that they can shoot over the
other turrets, giving the vessel IRE
CT four Pinch rifles dead ahead and
q similar number of dead astern. All
eight of the guns can be fired on the
broadside. Besides these guns the
vessel carries 20 3-inch semi-automat-
ic guns for use in warding on at
tacks by torpedo boats.
Scout Cruisers at Norfolk.
The United States scout cruisers
Salem and Birmingham. which have
been anchored in Hampton Roads
several weeks, have gone to Norfolk
to have their wireless telegraph
masts heightened preparatory TO be-
ginning the long distance tests at
sea. The vessels are equipped with
the new Fessenden apparatus and are
to make tests at distances OF 1000
miles, 1000 and 5000 miles The
boats will leave the navy yard with
in ten days and will be at sea sew
eral months while the tests are be-
ing made They may almost circle
the globe before returning 10 the
Roads.
Virginia Having Tests.
In order to give her engines and
new propellers a thorough test, the
Newport News built battleship Vir-
ginia has gone on trip outside OF
The Virginia Capes. The vessel will
remain at sea several days and when
the tests are completed she will return
| to the Roads to load bunker coal and
provisions before steaming to the
Tropics to join the Atlantic feet in
the annual winter target practice and
| maneuvers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
AN ITCHING ERUPTION

MY baby boy was about nine
months old when he had breaking out
on bis neck which was very annoying.
IL used to make him VERY fretful and
cross because IL seemed to worry bin
80 much I had my doctor look al
the baby and he told M u vas eczrrns
and ke wanted 70 treat T. But friend
q nine told me she knew 4 could be
cured CHEAPER and in mvch less tine
SO started using the CuticuTa Soap
and Cuticura Ointment. which ! soon
found out was what ought 10 have had
before. for the eczcrEa eerrnec 70 tch
90 the baby could not keep his brad stu
and 10 was rubbing and twisting all the
time. l urrd the Cuticu=a Remedics
thru times the first day and begnn 20
nofic~ the good u was dong, Tor he
tenn 70 rrt rest from rubbing he neck
SO used fhrre cakcs q Cuticurs
soap and two bore q Cuticura ONT
ment and nov no one could tel that he
ever had any kind q breaking cot. and
since then I have never been without
Cuticura soap nor Cuucura OtntnenI
Nrs Lula Dcrvev. u Browns c., ;. W.
Washington. y. c. OCT. 2. 1909.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
ARRESTED FOR NON SUPPORT.
Mrs. Henry Brown Swesrs Out War
rant Against Her Husband.

Henry Brown, young man who
lives at 3l3 Thirty-fOurth street. was
arrested last night by Sergeant Webb
on the charge OF the non-support OF
his wife and infant daughter. The ar
rest was made on a warrant which
Mrs Brown swore out before Judge
Baham, in the Corporation Court.
yesteday afternoon.
Mrs. Brown claims that her nus
band has failed TO provide for her
and infant daughter and that they are
now In destitute circumstances. Mrs.
Jane Curl, mother of the wife. is the
chief witness in the case.
According to the police. Mrs. Brown
has had her husband arrested sew
eral times before on various charges.
including trespass and cruelty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
"pipe" Caused the Wreck.

RALEIGH. n C., Jan, l9.--The
North Carolina corporation commits
SION today rendered its decision as
TO the cause OF the wreck OF a South
ern Railway passenger train nesI
Greensboro. on December IS. in which
there was great loss Of life and in
Jury to passengers and which matter
the commission had under considera.
ton.
The commission attributes the
canse 10 a pipe" in rail. sustainins
the contention Of the railway Of
fcials
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET
DEFEATS SMllHFlElD
Rough Game Played on Open Field
Results in Score of
IL to 6.

Accompanied by q number of the
young lady students. the basketball
team of the local High school journey
ID over 10 Smithfield yesterday and
irounced the quintet of the Smithfield
High school by a score of ~ TO o.
The game was played on an open field
and roughness was its chief feature.
Jack Fitzgerald starred for the To-
Gals. playing an aggressive game
throughout. Duvall Hudson also play
ed we'll Martin was the star for
Smithfield.
The young lady students of the To-
cal school rooted strenuously for their
favorites. while big crowd Of Smith
field enthusiasts were our for the
game.
The lineup:
Newport News Position Smithfield
Fitzgerald -. 80. =. -. Batten
Right Forward.
Morgan ---.' go. -.--.. MARTIN
Left Forward
Payne 49,. ..-- iOinuay
Center.
HUDSON CDttt
Right Gaurd.
Robinson Wihtoh
(Andrews) (BennetD
Referee-John Vann, Newport
News. Umpire-Mr. Sekby, smith
field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Maxine Life safer.

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work Of DIT. Kirg'
New Life pills in Constipation. BiI.
iousness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. 1iv-
or troubles. Kidney Diseases and
Bowel disorders. They're easv. bu'
sure. and perfectly build up ire health
CSC at Academy Pharmacy Co. Pet
zold Drug Co
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Strongest Carolina Bank.

wINSTON-SALEN y. C.. Jan. -
Stockholders Of the Wachovia Loas
and Trust Company at the annual
meeting today voted TO increase the
capital stock from $500. 900 20 $1,000
COO. making It the largest banking in
ssitutiou in the state A seni-anDual
dividend Ct four pct cent was de-
clared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
PILES BRING DESPAIR
Take Couragel Internal Treatment
will Cure.

Piles make life unhappy and ruin
the best disposition. Most sufferers
have been bitterly disappointed by
many failures to find cure. A
medicine in tablet form. taken in
ternally, that avoids the unpleasant
features of Oinments. suppositories
and operations. and cures thoroughly
by removing the inside cause. is sure
ly worth. trying, especially as A. f.
G. Klor. Newport News, Va, guar
antees 1t.
DR.. Leonhardt's Hem Roid costs 81
for a large box-24 days treatment
Or. Leonhardt Co, Station b, Buff
falo. y. Y. Write for booklet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Sailed.

Steamers Kyleakin (Br) Tampi-
co: Oriana tBr.) Norfolk and Liver
pool; Tapajox OBJ Permanbuco'
etc.
Schooner Charles G. Endicott for
Savannah, Ca
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
EXPOSURE

breeds colds. pains in the lungs.
then pneumonia. Gowan 5 Prep
aration gives quick relief BY de-
stroying inflammation and con
gestiou. Acts like magic for
Group and coughs. External and
penetrating. Buy today and ieei
secure. Alldruggists. $l.OO. oOc.
25c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
KxIeakin Puts 70 Sea.

Having signed new crew. the Brit
ish steamer KyIeakin steamed for
Tsmpico. Mexico, yesterday afternoon.
-Four Of the striking deck force had
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Calendar for Today.
Coaf for Mexico.

The British steamer Rosebank ar
rived in port yesterday to load a full
cargo OF coal for Tampico, Mexico.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
SHIPPING-REPORT.
wednesday, January 10, 1910.
Arrived.

Steamer ROsebank OBr) Needham'
New York-to Chesapeake o. ONO
Coal & Coke Company in ballast
Schooner Augustus HI. Babcock
from Norfolk-to Smokeless Fuel Com
pany in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20

whv don't you colored people own
your home7 See REYNOLDS BROS.
No. I72 Twensy-hfth street They
are selling those nice s-room dwell
hrgs or Church Hni on very easy
payments. See them. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Jsmestown eeinq OverhsuIt

The Old Dominion steamer James
town is being overhauled at the ship
yard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20

". Z. ROuss-FunsrsI Director.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-20
Quick Long Distance Service
Hampton, Norfolk and Portsmouth


When the local operator answers ask her for the
number you want in Hampton, Norfolk or Ports
mouth by saying Hampton onetwothree' Nor
folk four-fse-sx," or whatever number you want,
and hold the telephone to yoLr ear until you get
reply. Charge will begin as soon as the teie-
phOse called for Is answered.
II you wish to talk to particular person, to have
the charge reversed, or to make an appointment
TO talk at some later time call LONG DISTANCE.
Rate 10 Hampton 10 cents. to Norfolk and Ports
mouth 25 cents for three minutes, timing to begin
as soon as the telephone called for is answered
Overtime cents per minute
The rate to Hampton applies only when pay
station is used. Calls from subscribers tele-
phones are the same rs heretofore.
Try this new service.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Spoems SpH.

litter bar Ssbens gneel bDret nbe %
fnloet. &enne Sang er bet @uIbranb
Saneernb, Der bar fact SiemIop.
lldgtet 8sben life fpm u~bentet, bnr
bet bog ct Soreens glibfab. Wen set er
10, iom Sub bill. life iom bi pil. Gull
brano 4angerub bar fsot ben 1sbe SuIi
1916 Rorae. s 1870 inbsi. ban ! sgss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
Slutteoe meo een,
Sbi ben gammelSaaie Safe par Srr,
bcnoc.

Seq braf aItio 9affc me0 Reiten
al 3ornilien, ba Der life iuntes Of
pGre noget for Srofoit boiS Ri life
baobe ben paa gor6et.
"0iit Sierte bapoe / noqen Sis
plagct mig, ibet set life ipntes at
bare ret. Tlasen bIep ItaSio oprre.
"SiIbeIs log oct meget burtiat o.
til andre SiSer ipaet, iaa ieg npiten
life fitn0e arbeioe for en- Sinte cIlcr
10 rfter 6rofo't, % bois leg ipaSic.
rebe opooer en- @affe aao set mig
itorc Smerter.
Seq boobe inaen Soc ON bou6
set bar for en- Ten llbtolte, at set
manife beoirfeoes neS at 6riffe Safe.
Seq iorieate at LUTTE nteb aaffe o.
briffe Toihtm. S%oranorinsen fom
bi1rtia. Seq er MI eIab beo at iise,
Of iea or belt befriet for Sierteipa.
BONNER. og ieg tiIifriper bette Sen
Smitproi9bco, at ieg bor luttet meb
Safe og oriffer Toittm.
"Slcre al mine @enner bar afifai.
let Den anmmeIoagic Safe og begpnot
nteo Goihtm, iom Sc brllaer til Sta
6iabeo. Der er enbd Solf, Tom ill
bereSer Boitrm meaet ipog % uoen
Smag, men bois ben foges I9nae
nof, ionr Sorifriften antpoer, ida or
Sen Ell meget peIimasenoe Grit. Si
bar oISris briiat noget at ben gam.
mcISagie 9afie iiben EoThim bleo
in0iert | bort SlS."
2Gs oen lille BOG "Sbe Goao TO
@cllpiae" | boer Taffe. Ger er en-
8runo~.
Tosenfinbc Ieit ~upenitaacnoc @rep?|
ct mt bill iOrcfomme ira SiS til
Dc cr Gate, ianoe % faloe
Of Smtercsie for Neuueifebebeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

oer @leoe at funne bpbe General
8eorae Baibington peIfomrmen 90
forelf'ne BAN for aongresien, ION
oengans bar iamlct / PHILADELPHIA.
Zen 4oe Wobember 1882 enote hons
embeostermin iom 9rniioent, GA
effer at ban iammen meo General
George Waibinston babbe oeItaaet |
ben Reception, Der bIep sipet til sgre
for @reo areI bon ,Serien at Socie.
tag Scanoinabieniis / Gitp Sapern
oen lite December iamme gfteroar
forloo ban philadelphia os reiite til
TIN fiare Siemitat. Sans SeIbreo bar
neobrnot, ban baobe iIiot fig op / fit
Sanos Sieneite. San opoe Sen 22oe
0opember 1888, 6S aar gammeI.
Snnoreoe os tppe aar efter bans
Gso bite Staten WarpIano bans
Winoe ben bsieite Sober, iom en-
amerifanif Stat fan poe en- bsit for.
tIent Berger peo at anbringe bans
Statue / "Statuarp SaG" / aapito.
Iiet | @aibinston, 8. 6.
g formaor life tilfuloe at baore
.ae De ifanbinapiife SeIte, iom iaa
nobeIt bialp meb neo Spbpeningen af
bort 2ano os SnofsreIien af bort @e.
gieringsipitem. Wen hi nlaa | oct
.inoite bepore og pprne ON beres
0tinoe.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

ben af at peotoge ct grosram inbbe
fattenoe gpgninsen at TO SIaaffib,
bpert aar, Iigegploist bporban BOZ
fifidncieIe Stilins er, % bet enooo
bare al Jrpgt for at en- anoen Wofior
Il Ssbet al ct aar eler 10 muIiaens
funoe foranore lit Brograrn, ioaIeoes
at Oct iarnrne bIep nsopenbiet for os.
UT bpage "Greaonoiigbts" err en-
foitbar 6ornsieIie, iom man life full
De inolabe fig paa, uoen naar man
bar &aao BERTH. On ieg bar 9aIaet
mellem at bpgge eft Slagifib og at
gipe en- Wilion Terioner | bette 9ano
riineIis 9o~itbetiening. faa foretrGf.
fer ieg bet iioite. Oct er al iisrre
Tigtigbeo at bibra9e til ltbbreoelien
at SplDsning os 9linoifaber, emo at
bpgge en- arigsflaaoe, Der operaaar
andre Petitioners, og ies betragter oct
iom min u~betinsebe Bligt of femme
for fun ct Slaeifib og imoo to, iaa.
at Solicit, uoen bpis opgtige os intel.
ligente arbeioe belle 9ationen piloe
iulte libel, fan faa oen Goitbetie.
ming, Tom oct er berettiget til, iom
bet bar @rltnb til at pente, % iom
bet meb tiIItr9ffelig 9eitemtbeo bill
forlanee, naar oct faar anIebnina til
at uotaIe lin Wening." 81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22

rt'ige grsfoel Of grpnbeouroien. SIN.
oerleoes meo guIperet. Ran bar bre.
Del 6orisB ogioa meo GtenfuIspuI.
per, 1oilfet liseleoes bar fsrt til bel.
ilee Meiiiltater peo Sprinaen, men
Oct bar pit fig aItfor r~iiifobeIt at
iasre os t~ronsportere, ser err let OBJ.
lfaaet SeloditenoeIie. Gette poa.
ltaaes at ifuue bore ubeIuffet peo
Sorppulperet.
Sterit g~etponing bill oct nine
9r9noiel. faa for Metaultraien, for
Smeltnine at Sern og StaaI. Bro.
Ieslor Soelitierna, speriaes fsrfte
aiforrtet paa Metanuraiens Sn.
raaoe, bar erperimenteret meaet neb
&orppnloeret, os ban flyer, at set err
oct ppperite fate grenbieI, iom eri.
iterer. -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-22
SprebamoeI % 2ppefamsa.

Sm Sangiten af piIbe 9nr on
Sarloelen meo Dem / oct inbre s(frifa
tort9aer aaptein Srit5 9umresne /
Srp's @asa3ine" mango interes.
larte Ting. Se Briier, iom opnaaes
paa Spremarferne / Iairobi o. Bort
S%lorence, er Iatet unoer Dem, iom
betales ! europa, men Dog ganife be.
tpoelige. en- Iiben Mbinooeros fom.
mer paa $400-$500, en- giraf bao
S250-50O, og en- SIobbeitunge paa
omfrins $500, gleantiIoper oa nozzle
anore itore antilopearter betales meo
SfO0-$200, gnoianer foiter f,iu
SIS, andre &ber omtrent oct lam.
me, Giefanter $400-$s5O, 9sper
og Seoparoer, oft efter Stsrrelien oa
Sfienbeoen, $100-$20O. 81tn Sc
forte 2eoparber er oprere. 2iaeIaa
opnaar @oriIaen og ben itumpneie.
be &binpceros meget bsie Griier.
Baa artftioner betinser De melem
$4,000 og $4,000.
Eriierre forbobIes, 1aar 9prene
nam 3piten, oe BEN LANCE transport
til europa forbprer Dem pocrligere.
ga ber | belle gerben life finbes mere
emo fem itore Girfus'er, iom bar be.
tpbelige @enaeerier, og omfring $50
Sooloeiife Sober, er @fteripsrgielen
efter piIbe 0pr naturligpis begrprt.
iet.
@lanbt be Metbooer, iom onoen.
6es for at fange % tpnmle 9pr, obG.
Ter 91tp,esne ierligt beo 9rllgen al
Worfin. "Ssr man inofsrte Ntcr.
fin, ifriper ban, "gioroe 9prefan.
gerne fig ifplbig / megen SruiombeS.
Nan fon let tenfe Zig, boor frpgtc.
Zig IN 2spe eaer Hbinoceros fi9m.
per for fin Sribeb. Gen Mano, Ser
fsrit fom paa ben Sanfe at anbenbe
moo raienbe 9pr, bar en- al
mime screenings og Sagfoeftrter,
29ee &oos Warios fra Sranspaal,
bpern bans 2anosm9nbs nomerfebe
baboe tb,tnget til at isge iig
II mt Grbperp. San Iagbe zig eiter
al piloe 9pr og tiente mango
genge oerpaa."
SioIigere beapnbte ben egertIiae
mar 9soen bar goaet / 69l'
ZEN og unoer frpgtelige grsl forisgte
IT biSe iitpffer De Heb, bpormeb Den
var bunoet. Marais gioroe en- bitrtig
snoe poo 9pretS raienbe Scamp. San
lab set lpnInart en- Worfininbiprsit.
og etpar Ntinltter eiter begpno.
e oct beospeoe Miooel at oirfe. Sfo'
Iens 9eberifer, lom netop bapoe bit
ig ina farlig, ianf ON meo en- let
5tsnnen / @fmagt, og omfring oct
epioItleie 9pr Itoo be Snofsbte meo
he Segn paa Sperraifelie og beun.
reSe oen bpioe Ian0s Sroloooms-
tagt.