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Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Rine for choIr Singer.

Members Of St. Johns Episcopal
Church choir last night paid sur
prise visit to Harry R. Boynton, a
former member Of the choir. VIII
liam X. Bradford, the choirmaster,
presented Mr.. Boynton with a gold
ring as a mark OF their appreciation
OF his past services In the choir.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
GAYNOR's AssAmANT INSANE
Man Who Shot New York Mayor No
Likely TO be Tried.

JERSEY GITY. N. j., Dec. 1ozThal
James ]. Gallagher. who shot Mayor
William ]. Gaynor. on August y: wiz
never be tried for his crime Is hke5g' ~
His trial is set for December ~
but A. Is expected by that date doc
TORS will have reported that ne is
mentally unsound and that he VIII
then be sent to the insane asylum.
NIsvor Gaynor is understood to have
EXPRESSED a desire for that DISPOSE
ton OF the case.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
FAIRBANKS AT WHITE HOUSE.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Former
Vice-President Fairbanks arrived at
the White House late this afternoon
to spend the weekend as the guest
Of President Taft.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
RAILROAD MEN SEE
NEW PENNSY DEPOT

number of employees of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company here went
to New York to-day to see the new
terminal of the railroad recently open
ed in the heart of the city. The party
will return tomorrow.
Among those taking the trip were:
Fred Lewis. c. " Morrison, John Ma
guire and Robert Pyle, all from the
drawing room at Todd's Cut.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
BANK CLEARINGS

Clearings of the local banks for the
week ending to-day were s1,3S4 III,
as compared with S1.64S,194 for the
corresponding week Of 1909.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
Government gets Struggled Opium.

Government gets Struggled Opium.
By United Press Leased Special Wire.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 10.-As the
result Of investigations by Federal
autho titles at Rochester, n. Y. Phila-
delphia, and here, and the simultane-
GUS raids conducted In Philadelphia
and this city, SIC 900 worth Of snug
gled opium is to-day in the hands OF
the government and 36 Chinese are
held without bail for appearance. Tho
government charges that the opium
is smuggled in at Philadelphia, ship
ped to Rochester as a ruse, and then
sent here.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10

Purchases Summer Home.
Frank Vansant, of this city, has pur.
chased the summer home Of Davic
Smith, of Philadelphia. 1t is situated
south of Newark.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
EI7ZEzTE5
nRFICERS.

orrIo NOWLAND. President
y RRINGHURST, Jr.. ce-PresidenE
It. PENNYPACKER.
Secretary and Trust Officer.
orcuARD REFSF. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
BILLIE BURKE OFFERS
Miller Bros.
Ranch No. iO1'

Prices the same. 10 and 25 cents for
the matinees. 10. 25, So and so cents
evenings. The best show always for
the price.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
SaOna
Protean Star.
DOOlittie, Tryhard & Butiin
Comedians of the Right Sort.
Karl

The Master of the one-string Fiddle.
Evening journal., 1910-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Always the Best Show in Town.
Commencing Monday. Mat. Dec. s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
CLAIM DRUGGISTS SOLD
BOYS AND GIRLS LIQUOR

Charged with selling liquor to minors, E.
e. Carter and z. C. Robinson, who conduct
a drug store at the corner of Twenty eighth
street and Grand avenue. were arraigned be-
fore Police Judge Fredericksbn yesterday
morning and given until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock to enter their plea of guilty or
not guilty. They were released on $50 bail
each.
1t is alleged by the police detectives that
Carter and Robinson have been making
practice of selling wines. liquors and brandies
to young boys and girls.
Pearl Clark, who left her home three weeks
ago with Jake de Roster, the motorcyclist
after pleading that the affair due to the
fact that she had been drinking, told the
detectives that she became intoxicated with
liquor procured from the ,Carter-Robinson drug
store,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
TAFT CITIZEN OF
'CINCY' FOR A DAY
At Night City AcCIaims Him Chief
Executive at Big May
Celebration
100 SING 'CoNoUERINe HERO
Statue of Late Theodore Thomas,
First Conductor of Festi-
val, Unveiled
100 SING 'CoNoUERING HERO
rAssociated Pressl

CINCINNATI, o. May 3.-President
Taft wound up a day spent in renew
ing old acquaintances by appearing
before brilliant throng at the open
ing of Cincinnati's annual May music
festival tonight, as dedicator of ne
roic statue of the late Theodore
Thomas, first conductor of the festi-
val, and head of the Thomas orchestra
of Chicago.
Having respected the presidents
wishes that he be treated as a "citi-
zen of CINCINNATI all day, the public
took full advantage of his appearance
tonight to acclaim him chief executive
of the nation. A fanfare of trumpets
ushered the president upon the stage,
but the notes of the instruments were
drowned by the applause Of the thou
sands who had listened to Handlers $
great choral work, Judas Maccabeus."
A chorus of 800 voices, backed by an
immense organ and the full Thomas
orchestra, sounded 20. Liberty, Thou
Choicest Treasure, Seat of Virtue,
Source of Pleasure" and was aug
mented by 300 boys voices when the
tremendous chorus, See. the Conquer
ing Hero Comes" was reached.
Mrs. Thomas and her two sons oc-
cupied a box at the concert and heard
the presidents eulogy of the husband
and father. The statue of the dead
musician had been placed in the cor
ridor of the building. 1t was covered
when the audience entered, but the
draperies were removed at the conclu-
sion of the presidents speech, and the
departing audience had chance to
view 1t.
After the concert the president was
whirled to the Queen City club, where
Lawrence Maxwell former solicitor
general of the United States. and pres
ident of the May Festival association,
was his host until the presidential
party left for ST. Louis, shortly before
midnight
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
ACCUSED CROOK TO BE
BROUGHT TO LOS ANGELES

Accused of several shady deals, James Wood
bury witherel, alias London c. cretchell, who
was arrested in Chicago Monday, will be re-
turned to Los Angeles to answer the specific
charge OF passing valueless check on the
Whitley Jewelry company.
The specific charge is the passing of check
drawn on the Hollywood National bank and
cashed by the Whitley Jewelry company.
The amount of the check was 1898.
Detective Ritch left Los Angeles last night
for Chicago to bring Witherel back to face
a charge OF forgery. -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
GOVERNOR HASKELL GETS
DELAY IN LOT CASES
Saws He Has Been Denied Access
to Records in Washington

TULSA, Okla, May 3.-The trial of
Charles N. Haskell, governor of Okla
homa, and five other men In the Mus
kogee town lot cases was continued
this afternoon until the next term of
the federal court.
Governor Haskell asked for a post
ponement, charging that he had been
denied access to the documents in pos
session of the department of the in
terror at Washington. These docu-
ments, he asserted, related to the dis
tribution in 1901 of 400 town lots at
Muskogee, Okla, which were disposed
of by the government in behalf of the
Creek Indians. He declared the use
of the documents was necessary to
prove his defense.
In granting q continuance Judge
John A. Marshall of Salt Lake, sitting
in the case, said:
"While the court is far from salts
fled that 1t has been shown the de-
PENDANTS have been denied access to
material evidence, still as long as
there. is doubt that they have been so
deprived it would not seem fair this
trial should continue without giving
ample time to prepare their case"
1t is said the case may come up for
hearing at McAlester Okla
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
YOU'RE NO BETTER THAN U.s.
YELL FARMERS AT WILSON
Mixed Greeting to Secretary as
He Tells How to Cultivate

ST. LOUIS, May S.-That the farms
of the United States are not produc-
Ing half what they should because OF
lack of practical education among
farmers was the statement made by
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson In an
address tonight at the Farmers union.
Secretary Wilson received mixed
greeting from the largest audience
that has yet attended the session.
When the secretary entered there
were cries of: Hes no better than
we are."
When he appeared about half the
audience stood up, while the others
shouted, "Sit down."
He was roundly applauded at the
conclusion of his address, however,
and presided during the rest of the
session.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
HEINZE'S LAWYERS GIVE
WISE THE MERRY HA! HA!
District Attorney Abandons Fight
but Shows His Chagrin

NEW YORK, May s.-After being told
plainly by Judge Hough that he had failed
in two days effort to connect F. Augustus
Heinze with the so-called pools in the United
Copper stock deal in 1907, United States Dis
trict Attorney Wise late today abandoned his
attempt to put In the record of the Heinze
trial evidence to this effect.
Mr.. Wise showed his chagrin he gave
up the quizzing of Max H. schultze, mem
ber of Otto Heinze's firm.
Henze's attorneys. showing their pleasure,
then brought out by cross-examination of
Schultze testimony favorable to the de-
fendant.
The witness said a letter written by Heinze
to J. S. Bache & Co., guaranteeing the firms
account with Otto Heinze & Co., and with
Schultze, covered transactions in other stocks
than United Copper. The account, he said,
was closed prior to October IA, 1907 the date
OF a 100000 loan made by the Mercantile
National bank to Otto Heinze & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR
QUIZ UP TO WICKERSHAM

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-With the
examination of lone witness, whose
identity was not divulged, the inquiry
which has been conducted by the gov
ernment before the federal grand jury
in this city into the methods of the
interests in control of the sugar in
dustry between this city and Honolulu,
was closed today.
Special Attorney General James w.
Knapp, who has prosecuted tho inves-
tigation, will leave for Washington
Thursday and will present to Attorney
General Wickersham the evidence that
has been accumulated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
BALLINGER INDICATED
IN SMALL LAND CASE

WASHINGTON May s,-secretary Ballinger
received what might be called one vindcation
the supreme court Of the District OF Columbit
today when charge that he had shirked his
duty as secretary of the interior was ordered
expunged from the record.
In an injunction proceeding in connection
with homestead claims on the silet Indian
reservation, in Oregon. the petition alleged that
because Mr.. Ballinger, as a lawyer, had been
counsel for some OF the claimants. he refused
TO pass on the case when he came into office.
and delegated the work to his first assistant,
Crank Pierce, and had therefore refused to
give tho benefit OF his judgment. and had
therefore shirked his dpA~
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
ENOUGH NOW, THANK YOU,
SAY RICH OSAGE INDIANS

WASHINGTON, May 3.-A delega-
ton of Usage Indians of Oklahoma, the
richest tribal nation on earth, arrived
in washington today to protest against
any effort to reopen the enrolment of
their tribe.
The rolls of the tribe closed in 1907
and show there are 2230 members of
the tribe. The wealth of each Usage,
including lands, is estimated to be from
500, 900 to 100000.
Each member of the nation owns
577 acres Of land and is entitled to
S3SO0 of trust funds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
FLANNERY'S ARRANGEMENT
POSTPONED TO FRIDAY

SAN RAFAEL CAL. May S-Harry P.
Flannery, former police commissioner of San
Francisco, appeared today before Judge Len
non of the superior court for arraignment on
an indictment for grand larceny returned by
the Marin county grand jury, in connection
with the operations of an alleged fake pool
room in sausalito" Flannery's counsel asked
that the arraignment be postponed, and Judge
Lennon fixed the time for Friday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
SIX CHINKS LANDED IN
A RAID IN CHINATOWN

Caught with the goods" so a number of
Chinese admitted last night following a raid
Oh four places in Chinatown. 1t is alleged
enough evidence was obtained to secure con-
victions Six Chinese were arrested, and sacks
full of lottery tickets and stamps were OBJ
tanned by the raiding officers. Those arrested
gave the names of Lee Hing, Lee Sing, Kuo
Yoi, Wong Jem, Wong 10y and Art Tim, and
cached was released to appear in police court
this morning.
The places raided were 1854 Apablasa street.
315 Marchessault street, 424 North Los Angeles
street and 312 Marchessault street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
DESP0NDENT, HE ATTEMPTS
TO END LIFE WITH POISON

In fit of dependency i'll health, Oscar
Spencer, 27 years old, employed by the Home
cafateria. SIG South Broadway. dish
washer, attempted suicide yesterday afternoon
by swallowing a quantity of ammonia. After
drinking the poison in the kitchen of the
cafateria he walked into the alleyway, where
he was found lying the ground a few
minutes later. He was removed to the re-
ceiving hospital, where he revived.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
ALLEGE INSOLVENCY TO
EXTENT OF $1,400,000

NEW YORK. May S.-An involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the United States district court to-
day against the Standard Cordage
company of New York, Brooklyn, Bos-
ton and Elizabeth, N. j., by three
bondholders, who allege insolvency.
They claim the liabilities of the con-
Germ are $2,4OO,0OO and its assets not
worth more than $1,000.000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
LOSES EAR, SAYS DAMMIT
ARRESTED, FINED A POUND
Youth Who Had His CoIIarbone
Broken Peeved by Accident

LONDON, May "a police magis-
trate at Ivy Bridge, in Devonshire, has
decided that the word dammit is OBJ
scene and that its use may be pun
ished as a crime.
The Hon. Francis Hascelles, son of
the Earl of HARDWOOD, was bicycling
through the country when he was run
into and capsized by a carriage driven
by a woman.
In the accident the Hon. Francis lost
one ear and his collarbone was broken.
Under this slight provocation he said
dammit" and the woman had him
arrested and arraigned for using OBJ
scene language. The magistrate fined
him one pound and costs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
GIRLS FIND BURGLARS;
SCREAMS BRING POLICE

Charged with burglary, Mike Santone and
Walter Belk were arrested last night and
locked up at the central police headquarters,
following bold attempt to rob the home of
William Gallup. ia Echandia street
1t is alleged the youths entered the house
by cutting the wire screen door, and were sur
prised in the act Of robbing the house by Miss
Rose Gallup II years old; Miss Doris Gallup,
II years old, and Miss Lille Gallup, years
old
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
TACoMA'S COMMISSION FORM
OF GOVERNMENT IN EFFECT

TACOMA, Wash, May BIN the
presence of a crowded council cham
ber, Mayor A. " Fawcett raped the
table for order sharply at 10 o'clock
this morning, and the first council
under the new commission form of
government was organized.
L. w. Rows was chosen vice presi-
dent and commissioner of public
safety in charge of the police and fire
departments. owen Woods was named
for public improvements and streets;
Nicholas Lawson for water and light;
Ray Freeland for commissioner of
finance.
Administrative and legislative ses-
sions will be held daily at 10 o'clock
in the morning. Appointments of
chief of police, fire chief and some
others go over until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
JEALOUS YOUTH KILLS
CHORUS GIRL, THEN SELF

BIsBEE, Ariz., May S,-Harvie
Hughes, aged 20 son of well known
citizen here, shot and instantly killed
Marguerite Matheson, IS, chorus girl
at a local theater, and blew out his
own brains at o'clock this morning.
The girl was shot as she slept in her
room. Two bullets penetrated her
heart and one her abdomen. Jealousy
is supposed to have been the cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
SHOW GIFTS BIG

SAN FRANCISCO. May S.-The sub
scriptions for stock in the Panama
Pacific international exposition totaled
$35.310 today. This brings the entire
sum up to $4.256.S0O. Other amounts
are to be received within a day or two.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04

s. G. FOY.
S16 N. Los Angeles street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

life better llbgifterne bermeb. en-
fcIte SIiefompanier bar ogiaa fIagel
oper, at Smfoitningerrc nreo Snipef-
ton err for bsie. DC mener, at bet
meo 2open berom life bar Seniigten
at ifnffe Staten en- SnbtGgtsfiIoe,
men iiinpeltben at SnotGgterne ifui
De ipare til llbsifterne. Mr. Bncf,
BAN eisr tiIiiOit opmGrfiom paa, at
bner Geprtp ifslge 9open fnn er be-
rettiset til fri Reiie foruoen De $50
| maaneoIig 2sn, meSens De ieIp
maa beitrioe fine Soteluoaifter. 3ette
anier ban iom minore r%etfproigt, og
ban foreilaor oerfor, at n9ite 2egis-
lotir forbsier 2snnen til $75 pr.
Naoneb % aue %nsbpenoise Meiie-
ubgifter betalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
Sen fofte ~2nrblGsntmg.

Gen aamle Sfif / 9anmarf at
blaie Sommeren mo bar paanp bun.
oct S9po, ioet man for 10 aar Itoen
fanot paa at Iabe NationalmileetS
pr9gtiee groncelurer lpoe paa ct
Sansoag. Sgiaa | CONNER bapoe
2urbl9sningen iamlet en- m9gtig
Silbsrerifare, talrigere emo iGopan'
Tia, foroi BET iaa imaat bar blepet be-
fienot, at set bar iibite Sang, Der pil-
De blipe bl9it paa De forbiltoriife Sn-
itrnmenter.
2urerne bier iia nemlig at bore
for m~ebtagne, Wetaaet er paa big
tiae Steoer ganife %perforeret, ioa DC
taaler life mere at bebanoles. On
man fremtiSig bill opretboloe ben
Imulffe Sfif og bIGIe paa 2ur.Gopier.
err enonu life afgiort, men forleoen
hsrte man mcb iGrlig SnteresIe De
aomle 9urer og maatte inorsmme
oeres S~perle9enbeb operfor De mos
oerne giterligninser, ION bl. a. be-
nptteoes paa Sriluftstbeatret. gaaSc
/ Senieenbe til Sonefploe, &lang'
d,orme og FIN afitemtbeo bGrer DC
gonle Eriien.
Timber TrofeSior gngul Sammc'
rids 9e6elic bIPIte s. SIR. Irg. Ee'
terien fen, % inn. en- TGffe 9tumre,
bporai enfelte iororebe flor @irtlo'
iitet. og ole ErGItationerne panot le'
penoe Goaifisnnelie.
On beipnberIig SfiGbne boiler
pper oisie SltiOslurer. Gfterat Of
har bullet | Sorben og pGret taiile
5000 Iar, .fommer De otter til al
lpoe. Men finn / 10 Iar faar DC Sor
til at brinae unorenbe Nutiossrel
9ub fra lpugit iritrone Sefler, lac
iteoes be otter til Suile, - maoift
til 6en eoiae Sausbe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

al GoIf | Acknowledged fal0t "Sto-
re Gipinb". San ifiiloe ogiaa bope
pnret iterf. figes Der. Ssnnen bans
Der Iiseleoes beo Gipiuo, o. iom osoe
| grnflat for ertoel Mar fiocfl, bar for
taIt ON bam: Oct por en- 8aar at
Store gipino ifuIoe bragg Ssi. Oct
bar nofiaa bratte gaffer iom ban
ifiiIbe opoper % berr Warf icnne
Steoer. 29siet blep iiobenoe fat
Gong paa Gang. Gipino ileo og
orog, men tilliit fit ban oct life at
SIeffen. Men Gipinb bar life raabs
Iss. San sif bort / gisrfeifosen trt
peo os fanbt fig en- grepa "Snslf".
Saa tot ban baaoe ai9lfen 90 Sset,
Der fuloe peiet omrfring 2 Sfippmrto,
% Iagoe | "Spslfen" og risleoe iaa
let iom ineenting opoper gafferne.
Gilt Ipoer Siitorien. Gro ben bpem
Iom bill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
1910 eaer 1913 ?

Sirefteren for Sarparo ltniperii-
tetets pibenIfabelige Nuieum, Bro
fesIor 9abib 2pon, fremiGtter / Ell
Irtifel | "9ailp Mail" Den opiigts.
p9ffenbe YoaItano, at bet err en- flor
Seiltagelie, noar hi MI gaar runbt
og tror, at hi befinber os | Iaret
1910 efter ariiti SsbieI; / @irfelig.
beben ifuloe hi MI ifripe 1913.
Sasen er ben - oplpier 2pon =
at Serobes bsbe | gpen Goms 750oe
@ar og life i oct 753oe, iom man
biotiI bar antaset, 90 ba ariitus
bIep fsbt / Iaret for Serobes' 9sb,
er Oct altiaa en- biltoriff SeiItagelie
at labe Dor Sibsregning begpnoe
meo 8oms 752be Iar; &riitus bIep
fsot / Roms 749be Mar, og BET maj
pi regne meb, bpis hi bill bore for
refte.
Sil Stette for fin Eaaitano benbi,
Ter Erofesior 2pon bl. a. til Den ON.
itGnbigbeb, at De npeite Sorifninger
bar leperet uomitsoeligt Sepis for,
at Serobes' 9loite Ssn ardeIaus
bIep afiat / Sons 759oe Gar, og ga
man MI peb, at ban regiereoe / 8
Iar, bar ban fslselig beiteget Gro.
men | Iaret $50, bnilfet altiaa er Sc.
robes' 9sbsaor. Gaa fit 9sosleie
bette Serobes 10 fit Giee menem fine
TO Ssnner, og ON BEN anben Ssn,
Intipas, bar man I9nGe pibit, at ban
blep afiat / &oms 792be gar. Gu
ifal man babe fitnbet nogle 9ofu-
menter, al bpilfe oct fremgaar, at
@ntipas iao paa Sronen | AZ aar,
og bette itemmer 10 nbmerfet lam.
men meo BET &eiultat, man er TOM
met til for @rfelmls' g~eofommenoe.
Trofesipr 2pon fsler fig al bisie
og flere @runbe operbepiit ON, at
&riihls err fsbt | Sons 749be @ar,
os ban b9nber berfor beitemt, at pi
MI befiuoer os / oct 19t3be oe life
/ oct 191Obe Gar efter 9riiti Ssoiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22
5Hnntnnu.
IiQiunGrcrues Sg.

WuutpnTrernes yD. Selef1d er
befienbt for at bape flere MiaonGrer
emo noaen anoen 9p / Gerben. - oct
piI ga iige / 6orbolb til fin StsrreIie
% 9efolfniug. Der napngipes 30
WGno iom WilionGrer. % Der fon
maaife bore Here iom funbe bic DC
~nsopenoige 8apirer for at uon Den.
ne Sang, ON De bare pilbe, Get er
life ioo IGnge iiben Den befieubte
6anife Observation-Disclosures, Mireeier
o. SrGIaitbonbler Yeter 9arion osoc
| tit Stem | Selenn. % ban iaahes at
bore ben rigeite al Dem olle. Ruior.
tibcn nGpnes Der ire Multimiaipnp
rer, ncmlia 90. q. Conrad, Shomas
ernie og g.. 6. Ioner. De iigeS at
haze tient i'm Sormiie meb &ppgaol,
Wirebrift % Sonbel meb iaitc gicu-
BONNIE. Sbomos Gririe tiente SIum
pen al tine Genae neo Sala al 9anb,
hnorpoa por oulaat en- 8uIbmine,
iSct bon al SopitoIiiter | 9onbon III
FEM Winioncr Collars fontano poa
2abben for eli life itor 9an6itrrf,
nina. Horbmdnben 81. ~. Softer or
cgioo en- al Seleras Winionrrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-22

Qpspa.

MopiebeIf | Tes Nsines. Ebeobore
MpolepeIt uiI toIe | Ges Moines pco
ssotpo Statc Seohers Gs~iociations
aarsInsoe ben lite Iun., mcoocIes
0erfra ocn 1Soe bs.
2ieet fnuSet. 9ieet at Sobu 2ino'
r,iit, en- soIurneI Wuno, iorn oruf'
ne6e | Gate MunneIla n9r 2itffielo
forrige Sprsoog, bIep finoet ben
17Se bs. 2iuSitrsm Dor so Ior 81.
San bar noe / gaao for at fife, %
bet ontages, at ban bar facet Solltif
% berlmoer er faIbt | @ouoet.
NpinR 8mnS | serriI. @eS Mib-
natstiSer Scat til 2sroog opoogebcs
ssInIss | Goutpn s. SIions 9utif |
SerriI. os for Selp fitnbe ifafies til
peie bapbe SIben grebet ioa ON Jig,
at life aIcne benne Sorretning neo-
br1nbte. men ogioo to peo SiSen al
Iiuaeube gutifer beIfaoieeoes. Sobet
beIsb Fl. til $4,000 meo nm $4,000
assurance. Ger Dor Here mnltilfe
Sritrnoiabeber oeb bernc Srano,
pg mnu fsler fig foruisict ON, at Den
bar paniat.
Spbe at SranSiaar. ellie 8 gor
qonmreI Ggnes Suits | Hrrbeben al
2ittie Sails ifuIoe iibite Sorsoug vi.
trn Irpee Smnuoe0 % &oarer |
apmiuren % bar bernnoer ioa libel.
Dig, OF Der fpm SID | benoes 6orflG.
Be. Senbes Saber orbeibeoe ube paa
gneen. % bum Lob | i'm Sorifr9ffelle
ber1ib ian fort brr firnoe, men Saoe'
rem ion life SIben / benbes Gl9Oer
% rnnbte pan Gfifnn6 til benbe, at
hun ffuISe goa tiIboge til Suiet.
9ette giprbe bun, men for bun mao.
ebe Sriet, Dor aIpberne ~inagobtiom
brrnot Of benbe, og bun bsbe unoer
ippre 2ioeIier "a elmer ienere.