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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
ESTABLISHED 1881.
D. Y. COOPER PRESIDENT.

Henderson feels proud that one oflts
distinguished citizens is elected presi-
dent of such an organization as the
American Cotton Spinners Associa-
ton.
This honor came to ID. \. Cooper
Yesterday at the close Of the four
teenth annual convention OF the as
ISOLATION in Charlotte. The honor
is we'll bestowed and will be worthily
worn.
Other officers are:
standardization A. Smith,
president of the Pelzer Manufacturing
Company.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. b.
Bryant, OF Charlotte, who has served
ten years continuously.
Board of GovernOrs-Charles N.
Oliver, Baltimore, Nd, WE Battle,
GreenvilIe, S. G., W. T. Bryan, Ath-
ems, Ga, Caesar Cone, Greensboro,
NC, Scott Maxwell, Cordova, Ga,
Carroll Baldwin, New York, \. y,
J.P. Eddy, Jr., Providence, K. |.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
Suggests That the Name be Changed
Richmond Times-Dispatch

hithnond L meS-DiSpatch.
The ode written by the gifted, and
beloved Mrs. Robert r. Gotten, of
Bruce, has been set to music by Mrs.
l.. I. Duncan, OF Raleigh, and was
produced with telling effect at the re-
cent meeting of the North Carolina
Federation in Henderson. 1t has
three choruses, one of which follows:
Then come all loyal women. VITO love the
Old North State.
JOIN with Us in the effort to make her truly
great;
To uphit all her people. by nobler thoughts
and deeds,
For It's aspiring effort which onward. up-
ward leads
That rings like a trumpet. Butwe
don like the word federation. 1t
has a masculine sound, as, for exam
pie, when Tennyson speaks of ''the
parliament of man, the federation of
the world" Why not change the
name to sisteration, or simply to
sisters?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
Certificate of Dissolution
STATE OF NORTH AH'I'i''
DEPARTMENT OF ~.AIL.

STATE OF NORTH f Al. ,i'''''
DEPARTMENT or -EAl !.
CERTIFICATE OF Dl>-'l.' Ii'' NJ
To ALL TO WHOM THE-E I"r-A''
CoNE-GREETISG ..;s,
WHEREAS, 1t appears 10 M ,t'. ,r,~oese5
by duly authenticated record '- ~ t'bgsrsoiH
ings for the voluntary dissoIn'to ion ll.no,rkbo3
the unanimous consent OF al, thr V6Ie
ers, deposited in my Office, that 'n satigs d
burg Lumber Company, COZ i .iissp
this State, whose principal on u;5dlsbGg
attn o.. Street, in the town %, - y CaroEB1
County of Vance, State Of N". LIN s13
Up. g. Sturges being the ageh' ~ MAJ
charge thereof, upon whom '.-.ls-rireDsss
served), has complied with ne Hid t&f
OF Chapter 81, Reyisal OF go ing o. -
porations," preliminary TO th.'7
Certificate OF Dissolution: cr;ues =
Now THEREFORE, /, J. Bryah. 9TH 9TH Csfs
rotary of State of the STATE '' IA corpo's,
lima, do hereby certify tina w I910. tx
ton did, on the Bird day Of MAY. .trasstej ols
my Office a duly executed ana ~ ssiJ 9 !
sent in writing to the dssolu' Ion , -. khokeIl
poration, executed by all the sbs record
thereof, which said consent ana 20 90 III
the proceedings aforesaid arr No.
my said Office as provided b. I@ ,'s beretG....
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! ta' seal a. y
my hand and affixed my otticla' 191O..
eigh, this 3rd day of May; A. ;! D G;RsifNEs.
Secretary Of ,"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

As we see it at this distance DR.. b.
c. Hyde whose trial at Kansas City,
Mo, on the charge of murder has
just ended in a conviction and SEN
tence to life Imprisonment, got off
more lightly than lie deserved. If he
is the monster incarnate, killing by
poison and inOcculatiOn with typhoid
germs when acting in the relation OF
family physician, as alleged, and as
evidence brought out i'll the three
weeks trial appeared to show, moth
ing less than hanging or electrocu-
tion should be his due. The jury de-
liberated on the case sixty hours be-
fore agreeing on II verdict, two men
standing out a long time for acquit-
tai, probably because the accused
was a erich man" and "prominent. "
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
What Everybody Wants.

Everybody desires good health which is
impossible unless the kidneys are sound and
healthy Foley's Kidney Remedy should be
taken at the first indication of any Irregular
ity, and serious illness may be averted.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will restore your
kidneys and bladder to their normal state
and activity. Sold by all druggists.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
The Capital-to-Capital Route.

Charlotte Chronicle.
The new capftal-to-capital automo-
bile route is now completed and has
been opened with "Sociability
Run" This roadway runs from Rich
mond through Raleigh to. Columbia,
and in this State passes through
Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Jackson
Springs, Ellerbee Springs and Rock
ingham. 1t is principally of the sand
clay construction. Rockingham is
the main point on the route, where,
in anticipation of the tourist traffic,
hotel costing $4,000 was built.
That hotel, one of the finest in the
country, is now coming into it's own.
The Rockingham people under the
leadership of Mr.. J. L. Everett, built
the highway through Richmond
county. The captain of the project,
however, was Mr.. Leonard Tufts, the
owner of Pinehurst. In a descriptive
article of this new highway, Mr..
Frank Weldon, writes in The Column
bia Record, OF young Tufts that heis
reputed to be worth $2O,OO0,O00.
He has 1000 acres at Pinehurst,
four large hotels and a little city of
cottages. Pinehurst has a large
clientele of wealth Northern patrons
who spend every winter there. 1t is
essentially a resort for people who
like outdoor sports-golf, tennis,
shooting, fox hunting, horseback
riding and motoring. MIR. Tufts is a
young man and despite his wealth,
he is thoroughly democratic and does
things. He is as popular in his coun-
ty, Moore, as ''Uncie Andy" Stewart
is in Fulton. Pinehurst was founded
by the present owners father, who
bought a large tract of the sandy, pine
barrens at a dollar an acre. The
people smiled at their bargain. They
said they sold for twice what the
land was worth. The son has since
sold one acre for 81, 800 and another
for 81, 900. Mr.. Tufts has built
many miles of sand clay roads
through his property. Last summer
when it was learned that The Herald
journal scout cars were coming
through that section, he sent out
word Saturday night for hands.
Monday morning 200 farmers showed
up, many of them with teams. They
built a mile of road a day for four
days. And Mr.. Tufts paid the bills.
He likes farming, horses, cattle and
is one OF the best judges of bird dog
in America.
With few more TUFTS in the sand
hills and few more Vanderbilts in
the mountains, and a few more Dukes
in the foothills, North Carolina will
soon be all right.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

only when lazy liver and sluggish bowels
cause frightful dependency. But DR.. Kings
New Lie Pills expel poisons from the system
bring hope and courage cure all Liver
Stomach and Kidney troubles: impart health
and vigor to the weak. nervous and ailing.
CSC. at Melville Dorsey's
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
Rural Free Delivery Men to Meet
in Henderson.

The Rural Letter Carriers of Granville,
Vance. Warren and Halifax counties will
meet in Henderson at ten O'Clock Mon
day, May both.
All Carriers and Substitutes are invited
A nice barbecue will be prepared for this
meeting.
ID. y. HUNT,
President
HERBERT LYON.
Sacretarv and TraaCuror
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

The splendid work of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets is daily coming to
light: No such grand remedy for liver and
bowel troubles was ever known before.
thousands bless them for curing constipa-
ton, sick headache, bilousness, iaundice and
indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

II your Stomach, Heart. or Kidneys are
weak, try at least, a few doses only of DR..
Shops Restorative. In Ave or ten DAYS
only, the result will surprise you A few
cents will cover the cost. And here is why
help comes so quickly. DR.. Shoop doesn t
drug the Stomach. nor stimulate the Heart
or Kidneys. DR.. Shops Restorative goes
directly TO the weak and failing nerves
Zach organ has its own controlling nerve
When these nerves fell, the depending organs
must OF necessity iaIter. This plain vet
vital trath, clearly tells why Dr. Shops
restorative Is so universally successful Its
success is leading druggists everywhere to
give it universal preference. test will
surely tell. Sold at The Paragon. II. E.
Thrower. Proprietor.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF
nm err
Dress Goods,
White Goods,
Millinery,
Furnishings,
FOR -
Women and
Men.

Our stock is large
and varied, Our goods
OF latest style and the
best quality, our prices
the most reasonable,
values considered.
Come and see us and
let us convince you
that this is the store to
satisfy your Merchan-
disc Wants.
George A. Rose Co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

LAST weeks State Democrat was a
"warm number" Editor Caddell is
putting out a live paper and Judging
from the activity already manifested
the State Democrat is going to be
very much in evidence during the
campaign. Mr.. ". Plummer Batche-
lor becomes associate editor. Either
one is a team in himself and together
they make a strong combination.
AFTER serving his county in the
office Of sheriff for thirty-twO years,
Sheriff Kearney of Franklin, has been
defeated for q denomination. That
he made "a good officer need not be
stated or the good gray sheriff would
not hold such a record as that-and
the only charge against him was
that he had been there long enough.
Another man wanted the office and
his friends wanted n change.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19

ton OF health took precedence over every
other question in North Carolina. To
paraphrase the Biblical Injunction as re-
CARDS material needs, seek We first a
healthy body, and all other things will
be added unto you.
AS a result of the health crusade that
has been carried on all over the State the
past 2 months, the federation created as
a distinct branch of club work health
department, with Mrs. W. n HUT, of
Raleigh, as chairman.
Another very important branch of
the club work is the industrial and labor
department, Mrs. D. Y. Cooper, OF Hen
derson chairman. In very interesting re-
port, in which a strong plea was made for
the Stonewall Jackson Training School
at concord, the Federation was credited
with S401 .50paid in and pledges amount
ing to $3.50. representing only such con-
tributions as had passed through the
hands OF Mrs. Cooper, and not money
sent direct by individual clubs to the
superintendent at Concord. The fedora
ton Is making an earnest effort to share
with the Kings Daughters the cost OF
the $4,000 cottage erected by the latter,
on which there is still a considerable
debt. Club members are urged to do all
IN their power to further this great work
the very foundation stone Of all other
reforms-that of saving and transform
ing into good and useful citizens the way
ward boys who, if turned over to the
courts and tc the iails and TO convict
camps, would develop into vicious an
archists and hardened criminals.
| CATIONAL DEPARTMEN ALIVE
TO REQUIREMENTS.
The educational department, Mrs. F.
L. Stevens, Raleigh, chairman. is no less
| active and alive to the needs and neeessi-
| ties OF Twentieth century requirements,
| The federation has ten scholarships-fiye
at the A. & NJ, two at Trinity, two at
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-05-19
A Man Wants to Die

HERBERT LYON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
UNCLE SAM SLOW
PAY, BUT VERY SURE

PORTLAND, Oregon, August LIT
took the United States government
forty-two years to pay a debt of sl2
in the case of J. w. Range. an Alaska
miner now IN Portland. He has inst
received a check for the amount from
Uncle Sam. Moreover, he had to give
up one-third of the $I2 to a collector
in Washington, D. c.
Range served three years in the Civil
War and when he returned to his home
at Mill Village, Pa, his friends wanted
to do something for him and made him
postmaster. He resigned in less than a
year and came West.
Five wears ago he received a letter
from a Washington attorney. advisjnq
him that he had just claim against
the government for $40, and that he
would collect it for one-third of the
amount Range told the attorney IN
go ahead and collect anything he had
coming.
Although tariv paymaster. Uncle
Sam proved good for the claim. and the
check came for SD, signed by Spcre
tarv MacNeagh. He then sent the at
torney - Of the lone-delaved settle
ment. The sum was for the overnav.
ment Of postage stamps.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
incorporating
WOODS DITCH
Second KohaIa System Almost
Ready to Deliver Water for
the Plantations.

Paralleling the Kohala ditch is an
other ditch which is being carried TO
completion, known generally as Frank
Woods ditch. This water carrier,
which has been constructed with very
little publicity, has been financed by
Moods and a few friends, and is de-
signed to catch surface and storm wa
ters leading them to a chain Of reser-
Soirs, capable of storing 30O,o00.0oo
gallons Of water, the outlet of the ditch
to have a delivery capacity, when com
pleted, of from six to ten million gal
Ions of water daily. Articles of incor-
poration are being prepared and when
some leasehold details are completed,
the ditch will be incorporated probably
for quarter of million dollars. Mr..
Woods has been in town the past two
weeks and leaves today, after having
the entire matter transferred to paper
in legal form.
After the Kohala ditch was complet-
ed Frank Woods decided to have a lit
tie ditch of his own. There are FIVE
reservoirs toward the end of the ditch.
(which runs from the boundary of Homo
kane along the makai boundary of
Frank Woods land of Kahualilii. pass
ing into the first reservoir little be
low Mr.. Woods ranch house The main
ditch from the boundary of Honokane
to the first delivery reservoir is prac-
ticaly completed. \ wing with feed
er for the main one, is to be built at
bright angles. the wing including two
large reservoirs The ditch waters are
designed to be delivered onto planta-
lions in Kohala, there being adjacent
to the outlet the estates of Halawa.
HMM Nil and nfhnrs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23

Eap,-s. pa
(. Faid Up Val Bid AsE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
DElIRIOUS JAPANESE
SlASHES HIS WIFE

A Japanese named Genko. residing
on Maunakea street, yesterday morn
ing cut his wife's jaw with a large
knife. and as the result of the affrav
Mrs. Genko is in Queen s Hospital
with a long cash on her face and her
husband is locked up at police head
quarters pending an investigation into
his mental condition.
Genko was lying in bed. when he took
a sudden notion to kill his wife. He
grabbed the knife and struck her ter.
rife blow, but somehow he missed her
throat and the blade laid open her Jaw.
The woman is expected to recover
Her husband and would-he slayer will
be held until he RECEIVERS his normal
mental condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
HALSTEAD & co.
Stock Brokers
s21 FORT STREET.
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, Monday, August -. 1910.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
WANTED TO RENT

ny DEkN house, furnished or partly
furnished, with at least three bed
rooms, large lanai, in desirable lora-
ION. A. C. Lewerenz. Civil Engineer.
l. ;. Navy. Naval Station. Tel 100
39S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Dix. from Hon. for 5. F., Aug. II.
Logan. ar. s. F. from Hon. Aug -
sheridan, from Hon. for Manila, Ano
a.
Sherman, ar. Manila from Hon. Aug. g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
FOR LEASE,

4 I ohNlSHED six-room house on Al.
eHahder St; fine grounds; also stable:
VII tease for one or two years. Ap-
Ply phone 1897 for particulars. S735
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-23
AUTOMOBILES.

olokAGE batteries rented; 10c dav:
recharged 800; 75c to rent chauf.
Ieqrs; coils repaired. Berger Flee.
Whs. Tel 434. s-4e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

FMN.NtLN
5oreninger og Srganiiationer bar
Der reiit fig en- fterf 9epngeIie for
Observation-Disclosures / Huslano, Ga
bette tan leoe til, at Der opitaar Fan.
Ter og 5ordtininger, iom life ct al
bet gooe, maa Der iRttes en- Chopper
for ioaoanne 6oreninger ogYO rgani.
iationer. De maa oerior ombpgse-
lig moerisge enbper aniegning ON
autoriiation of en- Sorening og finoe
no, IN Den bar SoIfeitnoerpisningen
paa fit Brosrom. s iaa 5alo maa
De nGgte @oofienbelie." - Oette er
Del Oct melt b~oarreiienoe GirfuI9re,
iom ielp | HusIano err ienot no oper
Get gisr oct til en- Sorbrp'
oelie at ~unberpiie ben fore Weasie at
ri,siiife 9ern | 6ercs Wooersmaal
nnotaeen Storrusierne, iom taaer
aoifilig minbre emo oct babe at belle
Muslanos gefoIfning. Oct er iaa
bort | 8Gsgene irinreligt, at Sen.
iigten lirniiligt Tan pGre roget onbet
emo of ifabe en- M ltOpei til at ienoe
Suiinber al Menneifer | S9ngiel el.
Ter | 2anosforpisning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Name for New County.

Williston, N. D., Feb. 24th, 1910.
c. \. Bratland, Esq,
Chairman of the Committee in
charge ofthe formation of a new
county from the Northern part of
Williams county, Ambrose, N. D.
Dear Sir:
Your invitation to suggest a name for
the proposed new county has come to
notice.
The name should be pleasing In sound
and have propriety of sig~nifcation. A
good name has advertising value. "Wer-
geland" county or "Welhaven" county
have these qualities. It is said that a
name of three syllables possesses digni-
ty. "Wergeland" signifies warder or
defender of the land. "Welhaven" indi-
Gates one who is prosperous or wellto-
do, and suggests a good haven Or port,
a good country to come to. Both ap-
pellations have political as well a poeti-
cal charm, and a rhythm as If to the
English manor born, Wergeland and
Welhaven are two of Norway's best be-
loved poets, but both have passed to
the life beyond.
One was noted for his fervid patriot
ism, the other as a superb lyric artist.
Sincerely yours,
JOHN FLITTIE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

&offer Safobien pIeiebe at Ieoe
@tostieneiten | Weltifegofirfer, mar
Breiten bar paa Reiie. San pIeieoe
oa of tase fin Saispoitiae meb oa
.l9ie op at ben og berpaa inrnIe 9sr.
meme til SsnSugsftoIe. San itoo
iaaleoes iom Stifteret Of ben ferite
meme I'll SsnbagSifoIe. San fob
bar meget gobgisrenbe og from, men
nroffelig / lin relieise Sberbepis.
ming. Rebaftsr Ggeen opIgite ct
grep fra ben Of Ssrmerne, iom Dor
| M1iifeao. San nnortte ogiua iom
en- 8rnno til for at benge &loffer
Safobiens @iTebe She ON SIDE meb
Iioneerpreiterne, of ban bubbe be-
ret en- Sen at Glnufen, Stnb og gieI.
fen.
Eli SIrtnins inng @Geeflnbben
@enoelborgs "0oree Iorge,~
De fire giIleber er iml1ft m6fsrte.
Gla1iien, St,ib og Safobien er malet
al ben befietbte &airitter, S~erbisrn
8n1iita Der | gpen. gieIIens gilebc
er malet al &rrifrrnfer gscfmart.
Weoens WinbetnIerne boIbtes bIep
gi1ebet at BEN gioreer Salen giaIbt,
efter Snr fttlet fprnn SaIerftolet,
ioa SoriamIineen firnbe betraste De
farofterhllbe Trnf iomtibig meb, at
De hsrte Sfilnrinqen al 8erfonen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Sabelif Solfeforpirrine.

Sro Souolulu berettes 6en 4be os.
ON ct mt. miSIpfset Experiment, ioml
af Satpniis Snopanoringsfommisfion
er foretaget for at fiube en- Sssuing
paa arteioerproblentet paa Serne.
commissioner bar anitiQet Sorieg
meo Snoierielen al Spaniere, 8ortl-
giiere, Eortorifanere og Spobaose.
boere, SiIippinoer og iluttelig Rusie.
re fro Sibirien. De bar ole piit Jig
utilfreos oa utilirebsitiaenoe, % De
ileite al Dem bar ioriaot 8luntagernC
m~isfornpiet meo Den 2pn, De bar
fanet.
6oriceet meb Tusierne bar Oct flo
tie. gtoget ooer 400 - Mpno, apir.
Ser % Bern -, iom anfom til so.
noIulu mco iibite GonpIfib ira Sri.
entcn, bar iibcn famperet paa Brig
gen % nGgter at beepnoe poa oct
Arbeioe paa Slontagernes ION De bar
Ieicbe til at uofere. Se paaitaar
nemIis, at acknowledgements.
rcls gaenter I Sorbin bauoe louet
Dem $45 ON Moaneoen, mcbcuS ser
mn finn bpSeS Dem SoIpparten al ben.
nc Sum.
SpergsmaoIet ON, buab Der nj,
ifnl gieres meo OiSie Menneifer, iise$
at foranrinse Mpnbigbebcrnc meget
&ooeobruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Omfomne Pcpoinoer.

Sra 8aibinstou berettes ON en-
isrgeIig llIpfte, iom ben Ace bS.
bqnste 10 SnoiauerbsOoinacr fra
Mimneiota, gap-8um. Dab. Sis@a.
Chung, iom / 1866 unoertesneoc
Sraftaien mellem DC Scr. Stater %
GbipSeDain6ianerne, % G.gd-8iag'
@an.Suif, iom ON 0torgenen bar
funbet fSaIt al @as | tit SOneprreIie
/ "SoIlaoap Souie", Der pGnligbis
belsses al Snbianere, iom fommer
til @aibtngtOn ! oct Siemee at
iporeiage line Examiners Snteresier
i &ousresien. Get iormeoes, at Ell
al benz bnsoe bl0it @aien no, ga De
gif tilien9s.
De TO Sssbinser bar anfOnmet til
Baibington ben ioreeaaenSe Tag
meo ire ANDRE SnSianere %
! ~SnSianermisiion9ren j. y. 4equette
j9m GsIt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
20 Mar forTnfet.

Gn Srue | Sronobiem ifrep en-.
gang | lin lngoom = for bel 90
gar iiben = ct 9rep til i'm Sorlo-
oebe, iom for meo ct at &%pitffibene.
grepet bIep ~abresieret til Sismanos.
biemmet / Bergen, fortaaer "Ror.
genopiien". Men ben, iom ifuloe
babe Oct, iaa life noset til oct.
0erpeo por bog ingen Sfabe fleet,
for De TO blep gifte os bel iarne, og
@repet, iom ~foripanbt / Boiten, for.
inanot ogiaa fra Griuoringen, inbtil
/ oisie Gage, ba set ielpiamme grep
fom til Goitfontoret / Sronbbiem fra
Sersens Goitfontor.
aanife bar Der p9ret SprpSnira /
set gamle forbenpGrenSe Sismanos.
biem bernebe, og ioa bar man / en-
eQer anbei1 Sfuife eller SplSe fun.
oct oct forlissenbe 9rep og ienbt oct
afIteo paa Bona. Iu ptIbe SilfGl.
oct, at 8u6hefen poa Boitfontoret /
Sronbbiem tilf9lbigpis mente at
fienbe Sfriiten, og oct itemte, Sa
BON ipiirste iis fore. Sriien brog
iig til Winoe oct IGnsit foripunSne
9rep, oe forleber fit bun oct tiIbaee
% IGite ON ieien SorlooeIiesbage.
mes parme Srb, iom mn / 90 aar
bapSe bullet | oct aamIe Sismonbs.
biems @ierrmer.