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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Regular worship will he conducted
at the Christian church next Lords
Day.
Bible school at 9:ij n. m.
Lords supper and preaching at II
o'clock. Subject, "rhc Divine Name. V
Y. p. 5. G. f.. meets at G:I1 p. m.
Training for service class Monday at
80 p. IN.
Come and let us worship the Lord
in the beauty Of holiness.
EDw. l.. BRASIIAM, Pastor.
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The health Of Colorado has been
very satisfactory during the last year,
showing marked improvement over
the previous twelve months. accord
ing to the annual report Of the state
board OF health. In the year there
were 1850 deaths as against ll,I70
for loOS. With the exception Of
diphthcria all contagious diseases
were less prevalent than in 1908.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28
Low Headed Trees in the Orchard


yancemcnt is being made in our or.
chards along more scientific lines, one
often hears arguments against some
of the things proposed and practiced
by some of our best Orchardists. One
of these Is against the low heading OF
fruit trees. E
by high headed tree we mean
one whose branches come out of the
main trunk four or five feet above the
ground, or, as the writer heard one
man say, "high enough so that you
can get horse close to the tree In
cultivating. by low headed trees
we mean trees headed near the
ground, depending somewhat upon the
variety. Peaches in one OF our best
peach growing sections are headed
practically at the ground. while apples
are headed from - to Is inches above.
! t is, of course, possible to allow the
fruit bearing wood on what was at
first Il low headed tree to be several
feet from the original head, but with
proper pruning from the start this
trouble can be easily overcome.
An apple tree that is headed high
Is, in some respects for practical pur-
pnses, anything but high; for example,
the chances are that such tree will
have the lower branches. at least.
growing at almost right angles to the
trunk, or in other words, in a hOri-
nj
is bearing Il heavy load OF fruit, thes..
limbs will bend down and are very
likely to break unless props are used,
The use OF props in an orchard is at
least sign Of very poor orchard man
agemcnt in the past, aud should be
avoided. 1t Is possible to train the
high headed tree So that the branches
will have more Of an upward growth.
but it Is II recognized fact that work
done several feet from the ground Is
never us satisfactory as when done
from short ladder, or while standing
on the ground.
In IL low headed, we'll trained, and
pruned tree we have all the essen
tials for profitable one, other things
being right. We have tree that Is
easily managed In regard to pruning,
spraying, thinning and packing. Good
labor for doing these things is- lwas =
ut q premium, and 1t goes without
saying that the amount OF time IL
takes for such an orchard Is less than
for high headed one. In the second
place IL Is a well.knOwn fact that low
headed trees are far less subject to
sun scald than high headed ones. And
the third reason is that when orchard
heaters are used the low headed trees
receive more benefit than the high
ones. Especially is this true when Il
strong, cold wind Is blowing. Tile.
writer has seen Il notable example Of
this IN peach orchard where orchard
heaters were used. During the cold.
est nights there was heavy. cold
wind, the consequence OF which WIS
that scarcely any fruit was born"
about the ~ foot mark. and just Il
little above this point a thermometer
was located which showed a tcmpcra-
turc many degrees below the danger
point. Below the ~ foot mark thcrr
were plenty Of peaches; in fact, som"
some OF them had to be thinncd.
II. S. HEnHlCK
Colorado Agricultural College. For,
Collins.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English aud German
at 10 a. III.
English sermon at 100 n. III.
Young Peoples Alliance at G:3O p. III.
Union revival services $50 p. III.
Come Join with Us in these services.
You are invited.
c. ). STEiNMETZ, Pastor.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Services next Sunday. Jan. 30. 1910
Sunday School at 10 Il. III. Fred
Bass, Supt.
HOO Il. m. worship and sermon
Junior League service at 300 p. m.
M service in the evening, because
OF the union service in the Evangelical
church.
Aid Society monthly tea at the
home OF Mrs. Peter Bouldin next
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bass and
Mrs. Bouldin entertain.
A cordial invitation to all.
HESJAMIS +. Ross, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 o'clock sharp.
Sermon by the castor at II "'r."ck
Young Peoples Inion ut 6:IO p. III.
Union services in the Evangelical
church at 40 y. m.
The public l. cordially invited to
attend all these services.
WALTER \. WIIITrLE. Pastor
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS

| Luz hodiu VI IuSlccS Vi LHc 4O"I
Of Ordway met in regular session at
the Town Hall on Monday evening,
January 18th, 1910.
Roll called and responded to as fol.
lows: Present, Mayor a. NJ. Ward,
Trustees Jacob Besch, A. Cook, s. p.
llgenfritz, J. II. Dannelley and NJ. N.
Ross. Absent, Trustee c. $. Stein.
metz and Clerk e. p. johnson. j. II.
Peck was appointed to act as clerk
pro TEN. Minutes OF last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bills were read and
allowed, all members present voting
aye:
The Ordway Electric Light &
Power Co., lights ........... $1,000
G.. w. Fravel, clamp for water
| Waln. ................... LOU
The Ordway Hdw. and Furni-
turc Co., sundrics. .......... G.75
The Ordway New Era, printing 400
The Colo. Telephone Co., tcle-
| phOne ..... 3W
VIM. Worker, Dec. salary as }
|
marshal 800
a. A. Brooks, Dec. salary as
| treasurer. 800
E. p. Johnson, Dec. salary as
CltTk - .'.'......... lU.UU
f. =. johnson, Dec. salary as
water commissioner. ......... 2O.OO
J. f. Jetrery, report to State
Board nfHealth ........ la
L. W. Walter. tapping and re-
pairing water mains.. ....... 1880
A. W. Rice. assigned bill OF
Homer Ricefor work at litter 800
Marshal Wm. Worker reported
sl3.75 collected for guarding prisoner
Harry Smith. =.
Moved by Ilgenfritz and seconded
by Bcsch that Wm Worker be allowed
to retain 1915 of the above amount
for expense incurred la connection
with guarding the above named pris.
oncr. The aye and nay vote was call.
ed and all members present voted
'.aye." .aEE
On motion the Water Commi Missioner
was authorized to accept warrant from
Bornschein Bros. In payment OF de.
linquent water tax. NF ea
On motion the water tax rate on
the electric light plant for 1909 and
1910 was made the same as in 1908.
Moved and seconded that the Water
Com missioner be instructed To rebatc
all water tax paid by the mayor and
trustees on their residence properties
for the last quarter OF 1909 and the
first quarter OF 1910. The aye and nay
vote was called and recorded rs fol-
IlgcnfritZ and Ross. mays none.
Absent, Ste inmctZ.
On motion and second. the Water
Commissioner was instructed to en-.
force the water ordinance to the letter
in regard To the collection OF water
tax. The aye and nay vote was called
and recorded as follows: ayes" l'csch.
Cook. Dannellcy, llgcnfritz and Ross;
mays" none. Absent. Stcinmctz.
Moved aud seconded that the clerk
be instructed to write to The Missouri
Pacific Ry. Co. with the object Of in.
tercSting them In putting are lights
at the intersections Of the railroad
with the streets in the town Of Ord
way. The aye and nay vote was called
and recorded a. follows: "ayrs," Cook,
IlgcnfritZ. Iir>.'h, Ross and Danncllcy.
"Nays," none.
Trustees Cook. 1lgcnfriiZ and Icsch
were appointed a> committee to see
to the changing "i the jail door.
Adjourned at lo:L p m.
j. II. PECK.
Clerk and Recorder, pro ten.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28
A Lovers Troubles.

"Muggsy. dis amt no dtmont ring
yer give me. It's gettin' dull already.
mo. dats JUS like er woman! I'll
betcher been wearin' dat stone round
in all kinds NV weather an "asn'"
yer hands wild all kinds Nv soap.
paid tree dollars an sixty cents inr
dat dimont. an II 1t amt de real ting
yer can't blame mel"
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28
CARD OF THANKS

We extend our sincere thanks to our
ncighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sufferings and
death Of our darling Hazel Fern.
MIR. AND MRs. A. W. ULKlCu
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28

WANTED-Horses or Cattle to pas
t,,re on beets and alfalfa. Bcets FOR
sale cheap. Phone 9s.l4.
2t48p q. II. GRlFFlIi'
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ron SALE

idaho Big Four Banner Seed Oats.
2t48 j. Z. MClFEH.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28

All Kinds Of Shot Gun Shells at
Griilin 4 Colgin's.
The Ordway new era., 1910-01-28

Photo mounting board at this Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19

Montana He will leave ON Monday for
New York, whence he will sail for a
visit in England.
Francis Coady and sister Miss Della
went to Chicago on Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral of their uncle.
J. P. Friden is visiting at the home of
his daughter Mrs. Leonard Blotz, near
Dodgeville.
County Clerk r. E. Gribble visited
with his mother and sisters in Mineral
Point on Saturday and Sunday.
James Williams, Sr, one of Mineral
Points's oldest citizens has almost Who'll
" recovered from the injury which he
received by falling on an icy walk some
months ago. He sustained fracture
of the ankle, and his advanced age
made his recovery doubtful; but his
friends are glad to know that he is now
able to walk about.
Joseph and Orville Bond came up
from Kewanee, ILL.,, to attend their sis
ter's wedding.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The many friends of our townsman
Dennis Lynch will be glad to know that
he is able to be around again with his
old friends, after long confinement to
his home, as a result of fall on the ice.
Hon. Wallis Ingalls, of Racine has
been secured to deliver the Memorial
address in Darlington on May Both.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Reynolds returned
on Tuesday of last week from Chicago,
where Mrs. Reynolds spent two weeks
with her sons and daughter.
Mrs David and little daughter re-
turned to their home in Platteville on
Friday after few days visit with Mrs
David's aunt Mrs. Charley Wonn.
The Co Workers met at the home of
Mrs Lincoln Vivian on Monday even
ing. After the business meeting the
ladies were treated to refreshments
which were prepared by Mr.. George
Vivian and Mrs. Vivian.
Last Saturday Miss Sarah Roth
started for an extensive eastern visit.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet Wednesday, May 25, at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. James Weber started on Tues
day morning for Edgely, North Dakota,
for a visit with her daughter Mrs
James Pile.
John Gorgen and j. w. Horn started
on Saturday morning as representatives
from st. Joseph Society, to attend the
meeting of the Catholic benevolent So
cieties of Wisconsin, in session in
Beaver Dam this week.
Misses Grace and Beulah Gribble
have purchased the James Harker home
on High street, now occupied by Mrs.
Thomas Gribble and Mrs. Jane Kirst.
Miss Edith Ellsworth and Ethel
Prideaux started on Wednesday for
North Platte, Nebr., and Denver, Colo.
Frank Day arrived here today, Wed
nesday, from his home in Lewistown,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE
Joseph Sn it'll.

Died, at Belmont, Sunday, May Is,
of blood poison, Mr.. Joseph Smith
aged thirty five years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Smith Of this city. Deceased
was born and grew to manhood here
He was a carpenter by trade, and a
good, upright, honest man. He leaves
a wife and three children to mourn their
loss, besides his parents, brothers and
sisters. The funeral was held here
Tuesday morning at ten o'clock from
ST. Mary's catholic church, Rev. FIR
Nicholas Weyer officiating. The widow,
children, parents, and other members
of the family have the deepest sympa :
thy of their many friends in their
bereavement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
THE MARRIAGE RECORD
ShiltOn-BOnd.

Married, at home, (the P. M. Parson
age) at high twelve on Wednesday, May
IS, Miss Myrtle Irene Bond and Mr.
Carlyle Nance Shilton of Wyanet, Ill
The ceremony was performed by the
brides father Rev. W. J. G. Bond
assisted by Rev. E, A. Ralph of Green
Bay.
The bride is the only daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. G. Bond. She is
held in the highest esteem by wide
circle of friends, who extend to her
their best wishes and hearty congratu-
lations to the worthy groom.
The newly welded pair will make
their home in Wyanet, where Mr..
Shilton is cashier of bank.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
KranerMa Sten

Married IN Chicago, on Saturday,
May 7, by Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones,
Mr. Joseph A. Kramer Of Chicago and
Miss Amy Masten of Mineral Point.
The bride is the only daughter Of Mrs.
George H. Masten of this city. She has
for number of years been engaged in
the millinery business here and her
many friends extend good wishes and
congratulations to bride and groom.
They will make their home in Mineral
Point for the present
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
Lacquerite

Lacquerite
makes old furniture look new. Ask
about it at Ivey's Pharmacy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19

New Books at Public Library.
Silver horde-Rex Beach.
Story of Thyrza-Alice Brown.
True Tilda-A. T. CUTLER Couch.
Three brothers Philpotts.
Mr.. Opp-Alice Hogan Rice.
The following have been kindly do
mated:
Sunrise-William Black.
AS the hart panteth.
Camilla-Richard Van Koch.
Womanhood-R Heber Newton.
Sketch book-Washing Irving.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19

F. G. Ludden is having his former
ice plant transformed into a stable
with room for eleven horses. The in
terror is mainly of concrete. The parti :
lions between the stalls are of concrete
as is the entire flooring of the building
There is large concrete oat bin OF
granary. False floors Of plank are laid
in the stalls, and these can be removed,
at any time. The concrete work is
being done by Joseph L. Jackson.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
A Cement Stable.

Fred Taves, Auctioneer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19

survey of home economics, ETC., supple
mentary to general courses in the college
of letters and science. The facilities
for the new department have been CREATE
ly improved since the completion of
Lathrop Hall, the new women's build
ing, and special laboratories are now
provided for all lines of work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19

declare the new Oakland machine a
wonder and proclaim Mr.. Place the
prince of chaffeurs.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. McIlhon return
ed Monday from trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Forty four Italians arrived here
Tuesday from Chicago. They will be
employed at the Zinc works.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
Study of Home Science Attracts
MANY Women.

Over $50 young women have been en-
rolled in the courses in the home eco
nomics in the College of Agriculture of
the University of Wisconsin this year.
This number includes SO who are spec
ializing in home economics, the others
taking the courses in art and design,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
Auction Sale.

[ will offer my household furniture at
auction by the Iowa County Bank on
Saturday afternoon, May 81, at
o'clock. Any person having anything
they would like to sell at auction will
be welcome to put it in this SALE
Roy NAEF.
Fred TaYeS AuctiOnear
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-05-19
Draw Line Office Removed

N. H. Linden and J. P. Kieffer, Jr
have removed the Office of the Mineral
Point Dray and Coal Line to the south
east room on the first floor of the city
hall building.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
Jl(iliOn6ranO
/ Onla@a.

giiinof oen itDrite Brand, Oma.
ba bar peret biemisgt al, uobreo
omfring MiOnat mellem Senoog og
Wanoog. gfpesSdneiOer.6 6onler.GIe.
uator. Ronep-Milling Co. .s8lont oe
omfrina 100 Sernbanepogne meo
oeres sSnobolo soelag0es, og for
eOrigt leo mango 9pgninger Sfaoe
/ Ben inoneitre Bart al 9Den. @nO.
MI al ! Waan0ae @or9en roieoe
Sloen, men 9ranopnienet bnboe Oa
fact ben begr9niet. nEbe Snoepen-
bent eleoator", iom eies al Chicago
@reot 8eitern Sernbane aompaeni
par itprft truet, men oa 6en par BE.
fleOt me0 StoalploOer, mooItoo oen
Sloen.
Sfo0en fan life ouroeres nsiag.
tig en0nu, men ina piot oioes
Dil oe iornemite Snb blioe:
Observation-Disclosures elebator
100000; Sorn iamme $200,0OO;
NaHensRiaing aompaeni $780,.
600; Sernbnnepogne meo Sn0boIo
10000.
SIoen itarteoe 9ipe4Shneioer.
5opIer.eleoatoren,og fra Den ipreo.
te oen iig OiOere. De andre 9pgnin.
ger iRnaeOe en- efter onoen, oe ben
it9rfe 9ino oreu brGn0enoe Sag.
ipoaner % Sreitunper ben oper
Spoenben af gpen, iao ser til cen
gio inns oper ct 9uiin grnnoc.
Oct iamleoe Cab menes at bile
naa op til en- Rilion Dollars. Det
meIte oernf ar opffet peo gtsiu.
rance.
9ranoen Ieoineeoes al fIere gts.
ploiioner, ierlig ira Msaen, for.
anrinnet peo Stspnniamlinger. Te6.
itprtenoe 99gge latte Sfrpf I'll.
ifuerne.
9lae baaOe Omaha og SDo Oma-
bas Slnfningsapparater toges
9rugy men oct eneite, 0e funoe no.
rette, bar at binOre Sloen ira at
ipreOes uioere. 5or Oe bren6en6e
gpgnin9er fun0e intet geres. =
Sngen Menneifer omfom. aun TO
fom LET til Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
Den gale 111ulIah
paa arigsltien.

gloen, 9lrobien, 4. 9lpril. = Ulo.
bammeo 9Ibouaab af Somalilano,
ooen gale Mullob"s aanlp moo De
Sultanater, iom er unoer britiif
9eifpttelie, peoporer. San bar or9bt
otte Sunoreoe Mano og eoelagt
mango @per. Dette bill rimeligpis
neonenoiggere en- ny 6ritiif gfspe.
Oition MOB Ben gale MulIab, iom
bar gjort oen engelife Hegering iaa
meget 9rpoeri. San beepnote meo
at opbiOie De Snofeote | Somali.
lano, efter at ban 1896 bar font
met tilbage ira en- gilgrimsreiie til
Meffa. Otter megen Stamp blep ser
enoelig 1905 afiluttet en- Ooer.
ensfomit, bporpeo Wiullaben gif inb
paa at boloe 5reo meb Gnglano
oe sStalien. Men Sebruar Mnnneo
| gIar beeap ban iie after paa
ssrissitien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
Gn gf6anolins
Om ben lntberife airfes
Gpnfirmatiun
M0nfirmafi0fl

gr Sitelen til en- net Iille BOG
paa rs Sioer al Bait. $. 6. 9isr.
noes, @pereit. Ganias, netop uofont.
men paa Sorfatterens Sorlag bos
0aniib 2utb. gubI. 6onie, 9loir,
Nebr.
gogen, iom er optrpft efter en-
fortiat @rtifel | r2utberoneren" for
1904, inoebolber en- interesiont og
opgtig Sf;loring al airfens Spn
pao og Drug at 4onfirmationen neo
gennem Sioerne, iamt en- flar Sren.
iti1ina al oe 5orbanifnineer oerai
iom bar funoet Steo baooe 9Iore
og npere Tioer.
Set er en- BOG, iom enbper IN.
tberifariiten fan bape eoot al at leie
og bore sloo oeo at eie. Den er inc.
bunoen p9nt oe ioIiot Sbirtings-
bino Briien er fun 80 Gents. Den
fnos bos 8oriotteren eller bos
Saniib entb Tnbl. Sonic,
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
Roo|eue(l og pauen.
Grprriioenten Dil life bprc om
getinselier for slnbiens bos Eapen.

SSfglge Telegram ira giom ai 3.
os. bill 5beo0ore aooiebelt life be.
iege Bnpen. Oct ipnes, iom fatol.
lie @enner al Hooiepelt i9rlig bop.
De enifet at fan en- Sammenfomit
meaem grpreiioenten oe gnoen
Stano. 5orbanolingerne 0esangaa.
enoe er omtrent felgenoe.
Wens 9iooiepelt par | Cairo, moo.
fog ban nnoer 90. Warts islgenoe
Selegrnm fra 9lmbasiaoer 2eiib.
man:
WlonIignor Senneop peo oet ame.
rifanife fatoIife aollegium, onmooer
ON, at fslgenoe Suar paa Ell Sen.
penoelie ira mig maa bIibe ienSt
til Gem:
o0en bellige 6a6er pil meo sSor.
neielie tilItaa Scr. 0iooiepeIt en-
9luoiens oen 5. 9lpril, og baaber, al
intet oil inotreIje, iom ifoI forbin.
ore en- iaaOan, lig en- oct feoelige
9ilfelbe, Der umllligeioroe Woota.
gelieu al Wr. 6airbanfs."
timber 25. Mnrts fableoe Der
9fooiepelt felgenoe Spar til Mmbas.
iaosr 2eiibman:
0pr iaa penlig at meooeIe Mon.
iignor aenneop felgenoe:
Oct piIoe bore mig en- iano sSor'
nsieIie at bIipe prnienteret for Der
belize 5aoer, for bpem ieg nerer
bgi 9latelie, baaOe for bans perior
og Tor bnm iom Sooeoet for Der
Itore airfeafoeling. Seq onerfenoei
fiilStuo bans 9iet til at mootagt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
Yrcsienotnlclier.

Rom, 4. gtpril. Morgen6laoe-
ne priier 9iooieoelts Optre0en. Oct
raoifaIe gIoo ygito" tiger, at9iooie-
oelt life bar ta6t meget ueo life at
faa Bauen at ie, me0ens 9(ntaaet al
bans geunorere og genner Der er
foreget. gegioenbeoen Oiier gatifa-
nets SntoIerance enooeiaa oper for
glmerifanere, iom gioer rigelige gi-
Drag til Beterspen9e, tiger 9laoet.
0Wesiagero" aneriber oen paoe-
lige lloenrigsminiIter. aaroinal
Merrp oel gol, oiom burOe baoe
pioit, at Ell fri amerifnnif gorger
alorig bIiper enSlaoe af 8atifonet"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-05
gnu@eloigcu(l| |ej(ao6
Iasiagererne lanoer Ziteripen, tire
af oem ornfner.

Stettin, ,Brsiien, 3. glpril. - Den
tpife Suftballon oBommern", JON
gif til 9ejrS Der @ftermioOag
me0te Here llbeI0 og enote meo oen
melt tragiife lllDffe giterieen.
On goro 2uftifibet par fire
Mano - @erner Su9o Del 9ruecf,
ct rooifalt G1eolem al 3igsOagen;
Sr. Sommelborot, en- ganfer; Sr.
9en0ubn, en- glrfiteft, o9 en- Mano
ueo g3aon Sein.
0a oe ferit paa GftermiOOagen
iteg til geirs, bIeite Der en- npiten
orfanagtie 9ino, iaa 0Gommern@
reoes los, fereno Sen por orOentlid
boQaitet. llbeIoene be9pnote itrafs.
lysrit faiteoes oen imoo 8eIegraf
traa0e, iom 6rait, og auroen bar
npr peo at fpntre. Sda Itprteoe
oen imoO en- 6abrif og goelagoe
Sforitenen. Dfeo 9urpen luingen0e
oilot Iieg gnllonen M meO p9loig
6art Ill en- ubpg9elia S6iOe og
foripanot for SDnet / Sfperne III.
iinoer al Silifuere, booriblanOt en-
Del militer., iom asiiitereOe peo
OpItigningen, Lob lanes geien, ioet
Oe nenteoe, at auroen oiloe breffe
les.
9aaonen iooS imi0Iertio life me.
re, fereno Ben naaeoe ooer Spine,
miin0e 36 eng. Wiil gioropeit for
Stettin, bporoper Oen pasiereoe /
5000 5oos Ssioe / 9fetning efter
Ssen. Der iotte MI Sartejer no /
iantme Hetnin9, og cen al oisle bar
npiten oirefte neoenun0er, ga 0al.
lonen pluOielig falot / Seen. 5ar-
teiet oampeoe ai Ste0 til 9letten.
men 9ieoningsorbeioet bar unnife.
li9e. Gel 9rllecf og 9en0u6n bar
alereoe foripunoen, men Sommel.
bar6t og Sein flpnge0e iig til 9ie-
6ene, og 0e blep il9bt op paa 5ar.
tsiet. Sein oeoe, fort efter at ban
bar tnget ON 9or0. Sommelbdrot
bar oen neneite, ser lepeoe og for.
talte ON 0eres frpgtelige Oplenel.
ier. glaere0e 6a oe Lob imoo Sele.
graftrdn0ene og Sabriffen, fom De
ilemt til Sfnoe. 9el 9ruecf fif ct
9en brpffet og Sopeoet ilent for.
ilnnet. 9enoubn tit en- grm og ct
9en ilemt beifaoiget. Sein tit so.
ueoet ilemt forilaaet. Sommelbarot
bleo ilaaet 6eoioitlss, og oa ban
fom til iig ieln igen fanot BON, at
ban bapoe faaet ct anp fnuit og
9rpitet ilemt trpffet. s oenne SiI.
itano ioGueoe oe 5000 SOB oppe /
9uften oe frpgteoe bpert gie6lif for,
at gnaonen ifuloe iprenges oe oe
faloe ne0 og fnuies. gn0eIie lit oe
aabnet for @esien og 6aleoe, og
iaa minoeoes Sommelbnrot life
mere fereno ban laa gaooen.