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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-16

An orator may talk well and still not be very
deep.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-16

No umpire mobbed yet. But the season is very
young.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-16

1t is easier to save money than it is to earn it,
but people don't want to save it.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-07-16

An aeronaut must necessarily be high flyer
to attract any attention in this day and age.
The laundering of the currency, however, will
only tend to make it more desirable t o possess.
The open cars will come, but then the joy riding
in them will be marred by the end-seat hog.
A shining mark is not the kind the person
makes when he can't write his name.
Colds. and bad habits are alike in that they
easy to catch and hard to shake off.
1t is easier to save money than it is to earn it,
but people don't want to save it.
"
roll of bills fresh from the government laun-
dry may be literally tidy sum.
--SS
Happiness naturally follows course of kind
words aud good deeds.
high roller in this day is mighty poor imi-
tation of high flyer.
No umpire mobbed yet But the season is very
young.
An orator may talk we'll and still not be very
deep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
MAN WAS TOO ENTHUSIASTIC
Noted Horse Trader Would Not Lie
About Horses Good Traits-Mere-
Iy Suppressed Truth.

Hank Dobbs was noted as an hon
est" horse trader He would not lie
about a horse. He would merely sup
press the truth. Incidentally, he al
ways beat the customer who dealt
With him. The way he could slur over
the defects and buzz about the vir
tues of an animal amounted to genius
Once Hank was trying to sell a
nelghbor a horse that had an eye
which was nearly sightless. The neigh
Dor knew Hank would not lie outright
to him, SO he questioned the horse
trader as to the various points of the
brute.
How about his eyesight? Can he
see out of both eyes?"
Sure" said Hank, "he's got good
eyes," Here he leaned forward, his
eyes fairly scintillating with sup
pressed honesty. "One eye is particu-
larly good"
Hanks enthusiasm for the truth had
carried him too far The deal was off.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

Standish; he knew she was sitting
proud and defiant with a contemptu-
GUS curl on her red lip. Instead, he
stared away through the aisles of
trees, made into golden paths by the
later afternoon sun.
1t was too bad that Christmas
should have turned out SO disastrous
ly for them both. There was to be a
jolly party at the Fergusons and in
the evening a Christmas dance. Per
haps Ralph Ferguson would send forth
another conveyance for them-but it
would go by that other road. They
were marooned on the short cut.
A glimpse of Polly's woeful face
brought a revulsion of feeling. Poor
little Polly was cold and tired and he
was acting like brute.
Without word Derrick approached
small clearing in the middle Of
which grew a young pine tree.
It was the work of minutes to gath
er an armful of wood and broken
branches and to clear a space of snow
Presently a bright fire cracked cheer
lily and then Derrick brought cushions
and blankets from the stage and pre-
pared place for Polly.
Come, Miss Standish," he said po-
litely eff you will draw near the fire
we will have some dinner"
I'm not hungry said Polly, hold
ing her hands to the blaze.
"At least you will sit down and
wrap this blanket around you-so," in
sisted Derrick.
Thank you," said Polly without en-
thusiasm.
From the blanket Derrick produced
a large plate loaded with a generous
Christmas dinner. There were turkey
and cranberry sauce, stuf1ng and
mashed potatoes and, gravy, turnips
and celery, and whole mince pie.
Derrick managed to convey half of
the dinner more or less daintily to the
pie plate and this he placed before
Polly. Eat" he said sternly. "You
will need the nourishment before we
reach Ferguson's."
IT am not child" said Polly re-
sentfully.
Derrick did not reply. He fell to his
own dinner with a vigorous appetite
and it was not until he turned to give
Polly some mince pie that he discov-
cred that the weary girl had eaten a
little of the dinner and then fallen
asleep in her nest Of blankets.
For a long time he watched the
changing lights on her sweet face as
the branches tossed In the wind; then,
softly he arose and approached the
little pine tree standing in the middle
Of the clearing.
The cones were siIvered with snow
and it looked like a Christmas tree
decorated for a festival.
Derrick opened his suit case and
brought out sundry white packages.
These he tied to the tree with colored
cord. Gay toys for the Ferguson chill
dren were added until the little tree
stood forth bravely in it's fine atthe.
''Polly!" he called softly. "Polly!"
Polly sat up with startled eyes seek
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
''very!" returned Derrick, sarcastic

"Very!" returned Derrick, sarcastic
G.Iy.
There was long silence as the
strong white horses plodded up the
steep incline of the mountain Here
the snowfall had been light and only
served to dust the dark green pines
and hemlocks with white powder.
They had reached the top of steep
incline and were rolling evenly over a
level stretch when suddenly, without
an instant's warning, the stage
crashed down and precipitated the
passengers and luggage in an ignomini-
Gus heap under the drivers seat.
"Are you hurt?" asked Derrick cold
ly, as he assisted Polly to her feet
mo, thank you," she said stif1y, as
she peered out from the curtained win
dow.
The driver was soothing the fright
ened horses and his nut-cracker face
was knotted anxiously.
lost wheel, by gorrye' he said,
ruefully. Smashed it to finders!"
Derrick had crawled out and stood
beside him.
''This is the dickens of mess-how
are we to get to Ferguson's place? Are
we near telephone-or where are we
anyway"
Luke Sanders scratched his ear
thoughtfully. II took short road
across-'tain't the usual route to Fer
guson's and we amt near nobody! Ten
miles from anywhere. The only thing
to Go is for me to ride one of the
horses into the village and send back
another wagon. You and the young
lady better get out and move about
bit and keep warm. You might build
a fire-there's plenty of fuel" He
was embarrassing the horses as he
spoke.
"Why can't we all ride-or better
still, Miss Standish can ride one of
them and l will walk beside her. We
Will get there much quicker and can
keep warm and have something to
eat We're almost starved" Derrick
glanced quickly at the stage where
Polly's pale face was framed in the
darkened opening.
Cant nobody ride Bob-white. A
jumpin' kangaroo amt nothin' to that
horse If anybody gifts on his back!
Just you stay here and make your
selves comfortable and warm and I'll
be back in the course of an hour or
So" He tethered the ferocious Bob
white to tree by the roadside. Then
from the space under his seat in the
stage he drew forth a basket covered
with a white cloth.
"This here basket has got Christ.
mas dinner inside-my wife fixed 1t up
for old Miss Benton down to the ford
but can stop and get another basket
full for the old lady. You two are well
come to it." He clambered on the
waiting horse and smiled as his horny
hand closed around the generous bank
note that Derrick slipped from his
pocket.
Merry Christmas to you and your
wife. sir" he called back over his
shoulder before he disappeared around
turn in the road.
Derrick did not dare to look at Polly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

The crowded east-bound train dis
gorged two passengers at the little
red station and then Numbered on it's
busy way.
A long stage, rusty and ramshackle,
backed up to the platform and the
drivers lusty "All aboard!" brought
the girl and the young man hurrying
into it's dismal depths.
Il s'pose you're for Ferguson's
place." remarked the driver as he
turned the horses skillfully in the mar
row space.
yes" said the man rather gruf1y.
ct thought there would be a carriage
ito meet u.s.
$50 there has-so there has! Been
prancin' around her for two or three
hours, but l guess they got disguised;
anyways, they LETT word for me to stay
here till the train came in and If any
one was bound for their place to bring
'em along. The trains four hours late
as 1t is, and don't suppose them SER
wants want to be kept away from their
Christmas dinner"
"How long will it take us?" asked
the girl.
"a matter of an hour or So" was
1.-THE unconcerned reply.
The girl stif1ed an exclamation of
annoyance and she drew still farther
away from the vicinity of the morose
young man. The latter turned up the
astrakhan collar Of his overcoat and
dropped his chin into its Depths.
They had started forth that morning
$50 joyfully-Polly Standish and Der
rick Gordon-newly engaged and bliss
fully happy. Things had gone wrong
from the very beginning. Polly's aunt,
who was to accompany then" <5r the
short stay at Ferguson's hospitable
country house, had failed to put in an
appearance, and consequently had
been left behind. That was vexatious
Then the train had been delayed by
snow drifts and during the four hours
wait in the cold train Polly and Der
rick had quarreled.
Mice Christmas day" volunteered
the stage driver in his queer, cracked
voice, as they squeaked over the hard
aDacked snow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
"This Is Our Christmas Tree, Polly
Dear" Said Derrick, in Low


Dear" Said Derrick, in a Low
Tone.
ing his face. For the instant she had
forgotten their misunderstanding but
suddenly their light clouded
Come here, Polly, and see our
Christmas tree" urged Derrick.
Reluctantly she came, a rose flush
straining her pale cheeks. But yet her
red lips were obstinately set in a
straight line.
'"This Is our Christmas tree, Polly,
dear" said Derrick in a low tone.
Yours and mine Shall we be happy
and enjoy not only this one, but many,
many others after, please God? Say,
dear"
ooh, Derrick, how wicked of us to
quarrel when we should be happy! I
am so sorry!" sobbed Polly in Der
rick's coat sleeve.
"And so am land now Tn glad"
said Derrick after a time. "Now, let's
enjoy our own particular tree before
anyone comes! l shall be Santa
OldUS d1Au yOA may 10 NAL D. OduLd
Claus"
81 have things in my bag, too"
blushed Polly as she fastened away.
An hour afterward Ralph Ferguson
brought a sleighload Of merrymakers
in search Of them. Together they sat
demurely on log before a dying fire.
Near by stood little pine tree, pow
dered with snow, and dripping with
hanging cones.
you're just in time for the biggest
Christmas tree you ever saw" said
Ralph as he gathered up the lines and
clucked to the horses.
We've had our Christmas tree"
said Derrick mysteriously, while Polly
smiled back at him out Of happy eyes.
Copyright. 1907
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

market decline wnel he wants It -
advance.
A Polar Star-Thet leading lady of
an Eskimo operate company.
A Lyric Note-A singers Il. o. u"
A Work Of Love-Kising ones Sis
ter.
Stays of Execution-A corset too
tightly laced.-Judge's Library.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
Already Trained.

eyes, you see my son served a term
in the army and he has gotten so in
the habit Of obeying orders unQues-
tioningly that it has ruined him; he
will take orders from anyone"
What a lovely husband he will
make for some girl"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
Haunted.

First Political Grafter-Did you ever
see Roosevelt?
Second Political Grafter-Many a
time
First Political Grafter-Where?
Second Political Grafter-Tn my
sleep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
In the Cannibal Islam DIS.

what did you do with the fat mis-.
sionary that used to be here?"
ooh, we canned him"
LET him go, eh?'
quite the opposite. Slave, open 9
can of missionary at once"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
Happy Thought.

your story is good" said the pub
Usher to the author who had called
to learn his fate. "but there is one
thing about it that l can't under
stand"
Whats that?" queried the author.
"You have the climax in the mid
die chapter instead of the last" said
the publisher. why is that?"
"Oh,' answered the author, chat is
little scheme of mine to keep wom-
en- from knowing how the story Is go
ing to turn out by reading the last
chapter first"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

Wicks-What do you consider the
most remarkable feature of the pres
ent hot wave?
Hicks-That there have been %
Sunday school picnics, with no rain
to break them up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14
a Mean Snnnestinn-

He-As l spoke to her a rich. warm
color flooded her face.
She-What queer rouge! It must
have melted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-14

Not According to Webster.
A Bad Copper-A policeman who
takes bride.
A Mad 3ull~A broker who sees the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-20
MISSING WORD CONTEST
AustI Indiana
CONDITIONS OF CONTEST:

In several of the advertisements on
this page there has been a word left
out purposely. Read each ad care
fully and see if you can find the miss
ing words.
To the first person who finds those
and brings or sends them to the THE
TINES office we will give one dollar
in cash.
Write on one side of the paper, CIV
ing the word and the name of the firm
from which the word was missing
Write your name and address plain
ly on the paper. Seal in a plain en-
velop and bring or mail it to the Miss
ing Word Editor, THE TIMES. No
answers received by telephone.
Answers will be received between
the hours of 10 a. m and p. m of the
day following the publication of these
The name of the winner will be pub
lished in these columns every other
day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-20

e3-It May Be Worth s. to You.-S3
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
Hammond. Ind. 1st National Bank
Building.
Courses: business, shorthand, type
writing, drafting. Summer term
opens July 5th. 1910. Make your
plans to enter college at once.
Read carefully to find in this card
the mispeNed or omitted word let
ter, or figure: Cut out this add"
report to the office and receive
$500 credit on each new full course
enrolment. Lookout for daily
chang weeks.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

bit fla paa @locffeet SfogreIerpe1l
Sfpabetientene paa bisie Steoer poo
itaar,, at bpiS man funoe beltptfe
Saffeipptte1t, ioa ben hnrtig t%orrle'
reoe iig / bisie ggne, ina ptloe oen
meo Sio % Climber ubrpooe De to-
beige SnIefter. Der ifal nentlt9
bore meeet iaa al oenue Sugl otsIe
SfogoiItrifter, ion Sniefter mellent
garf oa Sre life bar meget at trpgte
fra oenr,e fin natirlige Stenoe.
"9anblbarfs" cfterisscs. @itper'
nor norris bar uolopet en- 9elsnning
of $3.50 for &oasribelien al eitoel
9erioner, iom / gsenifab al "Soea-
tors" bar bebroget 2anoiegere paa
forIfielige steocr / Staten. Slere
al bisie "Sborfs" bar noieet ltle
Dire paa Gasiagertogene sItetttra,
toet Sc unoer SNegipenoe at at oGre
aoot fienSt poo Sc Steber, boor DC
gieringslano fiuoes, MOB en- flGffe'
liz @~oSteisrelie bor lopet at leolage
9anoIegerne ill goot 2onb. Set bar
imioIertio piit iig, at inotil fire for'
ifielliae Rpbpqaere err. blepen ailollte
set famine Stpffe 2ano, % alle bar
betaIt fra $50 til 500 for "Sleite'
item. elsie "2anbiborfs" lfal Ter
bare brepet en- I~isnenoe Srafif ssortb
Onfntn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Jnolanoet.


Mais pInntet. Set tioligite nor
pen ON, at Msais ipnor er blepe1t plan
tet her / Staten, meIbes fra erosion
bpor en- briftie Sormer plarteoe +
geres Msais ben 22ne DARTS. Gennt
Moig er nh gobt og bel oppc al Sor'
ben % fer Ioperoe no. Soapiot mon
pco er Ser olorig for bIepen planted
Mais iaa tibIig.
Elsnbrins al Sig. 6. 81. Selling.
Der bar Mpisi9lger pao Oct iilpfteliee
gpcf SsImrb gosiusertog, Der gift I'm
~llnoeraang imsoe peb Green Gonn'
tain, er | Gebar %apibs bIepeft ARE.
iteret paa anfTaee for at bare pIpn'
bret be ienberflGnge6e Gig lmtooel'
bart efter llIpffen. San opgap itrar
efter lllpffen fin Stining icm apis'
f9iger, og ban fines of babe bdpt !
SperfIob Of Benee. 9a ban a~rreite.
rebes brugte ban en- gsual, iom pioes
at babe tiIbert ben peb nlpffen ONT
fonrne Wsiis Mae Soffman ira @ater.
loo, oa flere @ulbiager fanotes ienere
poa bans 89reIie. Der ifal fiinne
berries, at ban fort efter nlpffen bar
feet at fiboe peb llIpffesfteoet og eien.
nernfsae Here boobeitGnfe5e 2onme.
bseer, icm ban irben Tpil bapbe ra.
net fra 9igene.
Tprpiflinser I Maribailtoipn. gp.
raooet I MaribaIltotpn bar / ben ie.
mere Sib fi9nrpet for at ifaffe @pen
biI1igere Sos, ibet WfaribdGtonn
Sight, gofper & @aiItpnp 60. ffuIbe
tpinges til at Iepere 9os for 81 pr.
1000 Sob. On 9eilutning berom
err fsrfte Gang blepen peotaget | gp-
raaset, % fire af gpraaoets ipp Meo-
Iemmer bar iinoerrettet Sones &
Scorer - Ser fontroaerer ooennppn.
te Organization - ON, at bpis Der
life gipes anIebnine til at g%iennen1.
goa Sirmoets @eger, iaa bill gelit.
ninger uoen ribere blipe nebtaget.
Sertil bar gierne intet iparet, og Der
err forreiten al @runb iii at tro, at
Msapcr SneIeblte bill belngge geililt.
ninge1 meo fit @eto. Waporen bar
~forreften freInIagt en- anben Rlan for
at Ieie 3nuSen. nemIia at gpe oper'
tager @aspGrfet, bet eIeftriife Inl9g
og Sporposnslinien, og at Der beta-
Ies berfpr efter bpert fom oisie SipI.
pemioIer bringer Snerffitb. Ron er
bIepne ido nose,Iunbe enige berom
men Der er BEN Sage berpeb, at ben
forlnnste 9ris oniees for at bore
oItfor bsi. Waar Sporpognslinien
unotages forIanger Sones & SOBER
nemIig $325,000, og bette bill gp.
raabet aIorig gaa ino paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Satcresiant asiuranectOiif. Gar

y~ttfcrcsfuft Nst1rnnccfDttf. Gdrl
l9ongboIa bar peo 9iitriftsretten
Scrgus SANS anIost Gag NOR BRO
tberbooo Of american Yoenten for al
inbbripe $4,000, Tom bans Ssn ban,
De asiureret tit Sfp for | bette Gel.
fab. Ssnnert, Sors SonebolIo, bop,
DC Iabet fla inbmeloe | Soreningen oa
betaIt bpao Der ferit fr9pebes poo us.
iurancet. gsfurancepoIicen blcr
Ienbt til en- Of Soreningens Gmbebs.
rieno | Ell anben @p for of nnoer.
ifripes, men inoen bette ifeeoe bier
ben unee Wanb angreben nf Spfus
og bsbe. Soreitineen paaitaar MI,
of gsiurameiunmen life fan inb-
freezes, foroi 9epiiet life bar bIepen
uoleperet, mebens Saberen paaftaar,
at asIurartcen er gploig fra ben Sib
oo ben fsrite Detailing blen eiort.
Sanatprinm .peo Neiu Him. Or.
GatIin | Manfato bar / langere SiO
orbeibet for SpretteIie at ct Sanato-
RUM paa 9oint 2oofout peb Seem
Him. os $4,000 bar beo benne
Maanebs gespnoelie blepen iitbifri.
beret, boilfen Gum inoen fort Sio
pentes at forsses til 100000. gn.
italten, f~aaIeoes iom Blanerne M er
bill flrnne afsipe gefpemnelig.
beoer for 70 gntienter. gpgningen
ifal bore 100 500 lang og 80 500
breb, mleb ire Gtager og gaiernent,
bpori ffal onI9gses 8Dmmaitiflofaler,
Spemnebofin og Iignenoe gefoem'
meIiebeoer. SoriamIinssiaI og @e'
bdnoIingspprelier ifal bore | ferite
Gtaae og gatienternes Snrelier | De
epre gtaaer. 9ngniugeu-ifal | fulo
Stano foite $4,000.
CperHob at @ilSt. S Eolf Gorntp
oa forreiten paa mango andre Ste
Der err Der | @aor Ell iaooan W9neoe
af sgnber oe @iIogaas, at man life
/ be iioite ii glur bar feet no9ct lig'
nenoe. Den enc Slot efter Den anoen
anfomnrr bper Dag fra SDoen, cg
Ereriebsnens 9lirren bsres Morgen
og gften | ale Hetnineer. Senne
giIbt poer ct pelfomment 9i'
orag til mango Settleres Sitsbolo.
ming, omenbifisnt Si,slene piitnof
life er foa feoe % MORE Tom ON So.
item, mel, naor Sagttioen bo inotrn'
Der, iaa bliper Silitrsmningen at Soc
gere fra 9perne / 8eeelen ioa itor, at
,Sarmerne poa Stebet life fan Iifre
ia ret meget nf nobpttet. lloiigterne
Tor Sasten til Soften er MI iGroeles
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Mnutuuu.

ltSnGpnelic. George Geberion er
ubnGpnt til IoitmeIter | Circle, Gam
ion Gountp.
@aar inc | Miliuanfce-S anen. =
Chicago, Miltpoufee & Hiiget Soitno
@aneu TfoI opertage Ben 9anelinie,
ser gaar mcllem 9ombaro % 2etpiS'
ton, en- 9iitance al 157 Wfil, % brine
6enne Tom enbel al fit Spitem. Wil.
lpdifcc.@oren bar neb benne lin me
Grbperpelie oaian ooertaget to Wlil.
lipner Collars fsrite Morteoge
Bombs % 31a @iaion Dollars | af.
tier.
Bill beifbtte S%affeipGtten. ct
Slaes Snieft bar | De ienere aar an.
rettet nbpre Sfaoe paa Suruifolsn |
io~rifie1ige Gele al Staten iaaleoes
/ 3erecoen al Cafe 0onalb. boor
benimlob 100000 600 al "peIlolp
pine" err oelpis sSclost, os DC iamme
iniaa Sfaocopr ifal ogiaa mn bapc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

900 or bIepen inoIsite Of goirntpets
aaSierer, % Oct er Tibet rimeligt at
Sfattepoerne noseniinoe piI faa no.
gen Gritatnine for oenne Gum. Wfr.
Wbite par gountpfosierer op til
1903, o. bet p~aaitaaes mn, at ban bar
| $1,000 ltnberbaIance, ba ban fro.
iroaote bette Gmbebe. Gor at 6Rffe
benne bar bet at ban foreto9 be fer-
Ite SaIIfnerier iom Muoitor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Mnrn gukntn.

Np @anf / Nortbmpob. Citizens
Rutional 9anf er bIepen organtleret
Rortbpoob meb en- aupital at S25,'
900. gIanot 8anfens Stiftere er g,
q Springen, SO. q. Springen og
s. 9. Springen.
Ns Sfclcbpsning | Stecle. 9or.
aerne / SteeIe inncs at bore enige
ON, at en- M Sfclebp9ning bliper op'
fort iii Sommeren. Sor at bette fan
rfe mao ser peb ipecielt @ol0 belluttes
ltbiteSelie al Bombs, ~antagelig til ct
geleb al $4,000.
9pt Gunrtbns | 8ranS Tprfs?
9ommisiprerne | @rnno Sorts 80.
bar beiliittet at Iabe Spsrgsnoalet
ON mt gourtbus | @ranb Sorts lobe
oioiere peo nplte alminbeliq Talg.
Set er Sanfen at uoItebe Bombs for
100000, betalbare | Ssbet al 20
Nor.
Stapesrspen I @ranb Torfs So.
SEQ Sen nnIiq ofholotc Stobeprsoe
'fspenina Confetti / 8rono Sorts
Gountn poubt Miis Woria Sorfom
fra Wefinocf fsrite IIab8, % bun nil
fooleSes reprpIentere nPbnte Gourtp
i Sen Grsbe, Tom for belle statens
pebfommen6e afboloes gismorcf
benne ltge.
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ser blep S~psr9smonI ON at Unite
GormtpiGbet fra gcmbina til Cana
Tier.
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i6et be beaoe gioroe Sorbring paa en-
% ItiI breo Strpfning. Get loNer
til, at Ser poa De iibite aart ooer
Stoten er blepcn beqooct Ell Sell, ioet
en- bis @eining al NtiSiourifloSen err
blepen Ia9t % Wfil Longer oft cno
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ielinien melem Sc 70 Counter toaer
fit ll6ipring fra benne @sining, bIeo
nItioa @rPnier feilagtia. Seo De MI
ioretogue Spmolinger er Bette blepet
bepiit. o9 Wcain5ie Gouutp fanr
nGpute omitriote Strpfning.
@bites lin~bcrbalancc $4,000. -
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@bite bar begooet, % set oiier iig.
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Barren 1903 til iibite SOFT bar be.
mrgtiget iig $4,000 al Starf Sos
Mi6ler. gf benne Sum boIoeS So.
1000 MI al 9pens Banter, og omtrqut
5000 boloes al enteItmPn0. ser life
bar %prpienteret De iorioIifeoe Bari.
rer. GountpraaNet bar neatct at be.
tale De ubeitanenoe Sororinaer, men
Here Suriiter ifal bare uotaIt. at oe
peo Retten fan tpin9es ocrtil. 5Sor.
iaIiteoe Pnpirer til en- 8Groi al $2S,.