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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12

WITH Two-PIECE UPPER AND
F0UR-PIECE LOWER PORTION.
WITH HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST
LINE.
The skirt that is cut with side seams
only Is one OF the best liked just now.
This one includes also the panel fea-i
ture that is to be noted in the latest
models. 1T gives the straight and nar-
row effect, yet it is mot exaggerated in
coming lines. In the illustration it
is made of serge combined with
checked material but the panels can
be made from anything that will IN
.trast or harmonic with the main por-
tfon. Velvet is much liked for trim
ming of the kind. Satin is used in
combination with suitable materials,
and also the material of the skirt can
be banded with braid or trimmed In
some way to give the needed effect.
The skirt is made with an upper and
lower section. The upper is cut in two
pieces. the lower In four, two forming
the panels. The main sections are fin
ished and Tapped onto the panels and
the whole section is Joined to the up
per. The closing is made invisibly at
the left side. When cut TO the high
a belt. When cut to the natural waist
line, 1T Ia Joined to 1t and fitted with
darts.
For the 10 year size will be required
3 yards of material "a, PIG yards SO or
~ inches wide, with " yard of any
width for the panels, width of skirt
at lower edge 2 yards.
h pattern, No. 1872. Is cut in sizes
for misses OF I'd, 18 and 1S years of age,
the Fashion Department of this paper,
recent of ten CENTS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
BROKE OUT
ON FACE AND BODY
When Two Months Old. She
Scratched, as 1t Itched. Did Not
Sleep for More than a Week. Was
In a Terrible Condition.
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and In Two Weeks She Was Well.

"When my baby was two months old, she
had ecxemaSand rash very badly. / noticed
that her face and body broke out very sud-
denly, thick and red as a coal of fire. /
did net know what to do. The doctor
ordered CASTLE soap and powders, but
they did no good. She would scratch, as
1t ttcilsd. and she cried, and did not sleep
FOR more than a week. One day | saw In
the paper the advertisement of the Catic,Ta
Soap and Cutscura Ointment, SO | got them
and tried them at once. My baby's face was
as a cake OF sores.
When ! first used the Cuticura Soap
ference. In color 1t was redder. / continued
with them. Ny baby WIGS In o terrible
condition. ! used the Cuticura Remedies
[Soap and Ointrnent1 four times . day, and
In two weeks she WAS quite well. The Gull
eura Remedies healed her skin perfectly and
her skin Is now pretty and fine through
using them l also use the Cuticura Soap
to-day, and viii continue 10. for It makes
a lovely skin. Every mother should .Iss
the CufeuFa Remedies. They are good
for all sores, and tbesG uficura Soap Is also
good for sharnpooing the hair, for / have
tried It. / tell all my friends how the Cuti-
ctHEa Soap and Ointment cured my baby Of
eczema and rash" tSigned) Mrs. Drew 30
w 18th St., New York City, Aug. 26, 1910.
For more than ageneration, C~uticura Soap
ana Guticura Ointment have afforded the
puFest. sweetest and most economical sfeat-
ment for affections OF the skin that torture,
diSfEure, Itch, burn, crust, scale and destroy
sleep. a OF 0uticura Soap (25c.l and
box OF C1ticrra Ointment f50c) are often
suffieient. Sold throughout the world. Send
to Potter Drug Il Chem. Corp, Dept. f9B.
Boston. for a 1lberai sample of each, post
free. together with 32-p. book on the care and
treaff1r-t -~rshleS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12

or two In her guest room after 1t has
been furnished. In this way a splendid
opportunity is afforded Of finding out
JUST what IL lacking IN appointments
to make the visit q comfortable me-.
a guest should be dainty. fresh
and, above all, hcrnelike. Don't forget
to provide a coach that the occupant
OF the room may rest without disturb
ing the bed. A. few books on the tabIs
may prove a very restful and enter
tanning amusement to while away the
time when waiting for a meal to be
served.
And don't forget the couch cover,
IN Of the cheap and very good looking
bellagio blankets In harmony with the
decorations of the apartment Is a
necessity. On the dressing table q
goodly supply OF hairpins, both Of she'll
and the invisible wire variety, should
not be overlooked; face powder, IL goes
without saying, will be provided, and
a triple mirror Is an addition that Is
sure to meet with your guests ever
lasting gratitude.
And a few simple remedies such as
one Is likely to need, together with a
bottle OF ammonia and polish for white
and black shoes. will be appreciated
by the woman occupant, while a man
will be glad TO find a shaving outfit,
including a shaving stand, placed In
q good light.
A desk, with a well selected assert.
ment of writing paper and correspond
ence cards, should always be included
In the furnishings of the room. And
it Is much better when the size Of the
apartment will admit to have two
single beds instead of the regulation
double one. Between the two beds
should stand a small square table on
which to place the china set, consist
ing Of tray, water pitcher, candlestick,
cup and match stand
A charming guest room in the home
of a delightful hostess has walls of a
pale rose pink. The bed is OF white
enamel. The twin beds are of white
enamel. Thin white curtains Of mus
lin hang at the windows and are par
TALLY covered by h~angings of ~cretonne,
Powered with pink and lavender sweet
peas. The dressing table Is trimmed
with cretonne and a muslin beruffied
scarf. A sprinkling of sweet peas
recurs In the cushions OF the chairs;
the bedeover is also yelled In muslin.
The carpet is rose pink OF a deeper
shade. Gould anything be more rest
ful and attractive than such a guest
room?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
II WINTER BERRY.

Ell ENINr4Z ML+tAIst
In cooking c~ranberries 1t is well
to remember that they should never
be put into tin dish. Either agate
or porcelain dishes should be used.
Cranberry conserve-Extract the
juice from an orange, then cover the
peeling with cold water and cock
slowly until tender. Scrape out the
white, bitter part and cut the peel
into narrow strips with the scissors.
Simmer one and a half cups of rails
ms until tender; add the range peel
and the Juice and q quart Of cram
berries. II needed, add more water
to make a cupful OF liquid. Cover and
cook for ten minutes or until the
berries are done. Then add two cups
OF sugar and simmer until thick.
Cranberry Trifse-Cook a quart OF
berries with one pint Of water until
the berries pop open; rub through a
sieve, return to the fire and add one
pound OF sugar. Stir until 1t Is dis
solved, then let boil two minutes;
cool and beat until light with q. wire
egg heater. then fold In the stiffy
beaten whites of two eggs. Pile In
a glass dish and serve. Cranberry
shortcake and cranberry pie are old
faverites for desserts.
Baked kppies With Granberrless-
Select large, perfect. sweet apples, re-
move the cores and ill the cavities
with thick cranberry jelly. Set the
apples in a pan OF water In the ven
and bake until the apples are done.
Put each apple In a glass dish
and serve with whipped cream.
Cranberry Roii.-cream two table
s~poonfnls OF butter, add a cup of
sugar, q half cup of cold water and
two cups OF flour sifted with a table
spoonful Of baking powder and a
dash of nutmeg. Beat until perfectly
smooth, then add another cup of
-four and roll out the dough to an inch
In thickness. Spread thickly with Jam
or Jelly, roll up closely, pressing the
ends together. Lay on a plate and
steam for three hours. Cut In slices
and serve with ream
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
Doctor Prescription for Eczema

Ifyou will call at our store We will
be glad to lstsyou have a $500 bottle
on the guarantee that 1t will cost
you nothing unless you find 1t does
tic work. And you aeciae. For
that matter a trial bottle for % cents
ought to be enough absolutely to
prove the merits OF the remedy.
Drop into u store, anyway, and
as we have seen a great many cases
of skin trouble, we will give you a.
a free pamphlet giving directions for
bathing, diet, ETC.. for all kinds of
skin trouble.
Ask for the d. d. D. pamphlet,
cause and Cure OF Skin Disease. :"
Get posted on this wonderful remedy
today.
Barnekov q PETE.
Lauer Drug Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
Back Of the Safety Signal

telling the engineer of the Empire State Express
that "Alrs clear" is the whole complex system Of
modern railroading, safeguarding life and property
When You receive your
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
sz.zy,,f7zH.
~ ea1fh

Restores color to Gray or
Faded ~hair-Removes Dam
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes o Iuxuriant,
healthy hair erowfh--Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
SLIGO and Soc. at Drss Stores or direct upon
receipt of price and dealers name. Send Toe.
for sample Phiio Hay Speeiaafies Co..
Newark. m. j., LISA
Hayss Ra~sssse as-., Z ..~su.;sa
Tor ~Shampooins the hair and krerin8 the Scalp
clean and healthy. slse fer red. rough shspped
hands and face 25c. st Drssfists.
RBFUSR ALL SUBSTITUTES
n.A. SEAMAr
BARNEKOV a. PETE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12


The most advanced physicians Of
this country and Europe are now pre-
lcribing a wash of w~intergreen thy
biol and other soothing and healing
Ingredients o the cure CT Eczema,
Psoriasis and all other forms of skin
trouble. This compound is known as
the D. D. d. Prescription.
DR.. Holmes, the well known skin
specialist, writes. II am convinced
that the ID. d. d. Prescription is as
much a. specific for Eczema as is
nuinine for malaria. We have been
prescribing the d. .. d. remedy for
years"
We ourselves vouch for the ID. D..
D. Prescription for Eczema and abb
boluteiy guarantee that 1t will take
away the itch the instant you apply
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12

One egg, n cup sugar, one-half
cup lard, salt, nutmeg, one teaspoon
soda, a teaspoon cream tartar, one
half cup milk. -four to mix stir enough
to roll very thin; take n cookie. then
put the filing on that, then place
another cookie on top.
Filling-0ne cup ~raisfns, chopped
fine. one-half cup sugar, one-half cup
water, one tablespoon -four; set on
atore until 1t thickens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12

Cured In His Own Home Town.
Perth Amboy, ". j.. John Glib
hon, 1873 New Brunswick avenue,
tells the way for his fellow towns
men to be cured of kidney and blad~
der ailments as he himself was
cured. II used to be subject to SCI
ere backaehes due to affection of
the kidneys. but since using FoIeys
Kidney Pills every trace of pain has
left me, anG / feel greatly relieved
generally. / gladly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills to all who have
kidney or bladder trouble"
Laaer's Drug Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
M BOYS WORTH.

When Horace Mann made a fa-
NOUS speech for The dedication Of
a very costly building devoted to
the reformation Of bad boys be
said, If Ill this which has been
spent upon this building results in
the reformation of one boy It is
money well spent" Somebody said
to him. Nh. Mann, do you think
one boy is worth all that money!
He replied, "Yes. il It is my boy
or your boy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
Il sTARvE each other Il
l1-rofu nn-nro 'I

fG SlAHVE e3oh otAsr f0f
loves caress,
We take, but we do not give:
Il SENS so easy some soul to bless.
But we dols the love R~rudging1y. less
and less,
TIL it's bitter and hard to live.
Andrew Lang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12

issued by
Fidelity Trust Co.
NEWARK, N. j.

on your property you know that you have q clear
track-you can go ahead with confidence. with no
danger of possible loss through failure of title-for
back Of the Guaranty is the Fidelity Trust Com
pany with the largest title plant in New Jersey
and resources of twenty-seven millions Of dollars
to make that guarantee good.
.Come IN and talk 1T occr. '
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-12
THE GUEST ROOM.

Never Make junk Shop For Discarded
Belongings Of Apartment.
Have you ever spent a week end o.
longer In a guest room that has been
made the repository OF all the CASTOR
household belongings Of the family7
Well, II yeu have had this experience
you know exactly how unpleasant. not
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
TELLS OF RECEIVING BRIBE
Charles A. White stiIi Testifylns In
lorimer Case.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Charles A.
White, the confessed bribe taker of
the Illinois legislature. was on the
witness stand before the senate Lori
mer committee telling his tale Of cor.
ruption and when the committee ad-
5ourned his story had not been com.
pleted.
Whites testimony followed In out.
line that given at the first Lorimer in
vestigation by the senate. Attorney
Marble, for the committee, allowed
the witness. however. TO tell many
details not mentioned In that hearing
but published In Whites so called con
fession in the Chicago Tribune.
Without fiinching or qualification
White told OF being asked by Lee
O'Neil Browne. minority leader In the
legislature. TO vote for Lorimer and
Of being told by Browne that there
would be no chicken feed In IL.
either"
He described IN q wealth OF detail
the alleged payment to him by Browne
Of 1000 as "Lorimer money"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
Gu iplinterm ,Spoaselie"

lliallige er be Naridaer. Der tilIiris
pes Den l1a alminoe!iae Sp9oom
YlinotarmbetGmoelle; men Den lenes
iis o9 npelis al oisie er uel ben. Slas
oeue III beretier. Ve0 llnoerleaelier
paatiaaes bet nsm!ig at pRre aooia
eiort, at Siaalpar,Iiler iIioes al
abGrni,ipsrue unosr Snusnln9en al
aornet o9 osrpso iblauoss Wslet. O9
oisie, operieri Srsoet. iial oa bare
9Iariag til Sp9oOmmen. Ter anbe'
ialss at Susmsorene aniianer Jig en-
traitia Waenst. iom titles unoer
Saalost osb lRelets Si9tning. Wu9s
nsisn oil oa, ii9es Der. iiltr9iie Jig
Siaalfspet -- oa ,sareu for glino'
tarmbstGnoelis sr aip9r9et!
Tsits ian p9rs Del o9 gOot; men bet
ialoer BOG no9ct nbeipemt icr Ell Sus'
NOR at an'iane ll9 % paste en- 'li9
Waanet unoer III Yrsoba9nin9sar'
beioc. Oct ipnes inarere at pGre paa
lin Plaos at Msllerne anbriussr Waa'
netsn unosr 8uGrniiiperue o9 renier
Welet inoen bet iommer Sanoelen.
Ssroso piloe ale pGre betrpsast mob
bette ,.irpaieiiss" Staaliisp. 2bi
bet sr nsppe tGnislia at ale Susmsors
os gassrs pilos bsipmrs iis meo al
anpenos Wasnstsn. Ter pentes mso
Spanoina paa ben nGiie >. .Saoaselie"
iom sariaa til Ouennepnte Spsoom.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
Seltem ormfneoe.

en Maiiine til at iremliille beOGs
9eli9e Yillsosr blep oronei ili9, at ben
tunoe opta9s ,silms iOreliillenoe en-
uns &pinoss Reonins fra ganost en-
Snoiis / Staten Sslanb. j Steost
berior iom yilleoerns til at pie pso.
iommsnoe Rsoniuasmanos Sruinina
os Samens Rsonina peo ,ssn Sj9lp.
Spillet. iom III oenne isrsslias llos
gang. iore9ii Sraop's Bomb. 8as.
mere. Samsn roche no fra 2ano /;
bun plu,ieoe Here Yanolilisr. siter at
Maiiinen par lat i Sang. Oct par
ioruoiat. at ioet bun ialot opsrboro
fra yaaosn. ituIoe bun iirise siter
Sielp ps bolos Senpsrns ysirst for
at tilirGiie Zig i'm Weoipillenoes. vi.
bert yriabions. Spm9riiombso. Zen.
ne idlieos Sat os Srsie al Zig os iiupts
/ Yanoct.
Zen unas Dame iortiaite at ipills
ben SiGlpelsie. Wu isr Brighton
naasoe irem. luiieoe Yslssrne fig
opsr BAN. Gs andre Wleolemmer ai
9daet ansoe iiie llraao. ioet be troeoe.
at ban bapos sjOrt en- 9uiiert for at
iorbsit Stpiists y9roi. Tamsn.
Dliis Wurrap. iusmmsos ilanb psb
eQsn OiQlp.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
Farmers Free List Bill Killed
by a Tie Vote.
COMPROMISE THEN ADOPTED
A. Finally Passed the Measure Differs
but Slightly From the Original
Passed by the House.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The house
farmers free list bill, exempting from
tariff duties a variety of agricultural
implements, cereals, meats, cotton
bagging and other articles was de.
feated by the senate by tie vote Of
80 To 80
Its Democratic trainers claimed that
IN effecting a great saving to the peo-
pie GENERALLY Ii involved "A net reduc-
tion of not much more than $4,000. 600
In tariff revenue. According to pro.
gram the senate Immediately after
voting down the bill reconsidered the
vote without roll call. ON motion OF
Senator La Toilette. Republican pro
gressive. Senator Kern OF Indiana,
Democrat, then offered a compromise
amendment, taking meats on the free
LIST when pming from countries thst
do not admit American cotton. corn
wheat, oats. horses, cattle and hogs
free Of duty.
ho utdcuit
adopted by the senate by q vote Of
ts to 80
Differs Little From Original Bill.
The Kern amendment, like the Bah
ley amendment that had been previ
Ously defeated, took meat products
out OF the free list bill; but II granted
privilege OF free entry of meats TO
countries that In turn admit free of
duty American cotton, corn. wheat.
oats. cattle and hogs AS amended
and finally adopted the bill dinersi
but little from the original
The bill was passed by an alliance
Of Democrats and progressive Re-
publicans.
Voting on the various amendments
20 the bill was begun as soon rs the
routine morning business was dis.
patched. The first amendment, to add
coal and coke TO the bill. was defeated.
% to 81.
Senator Bailey's amendment to ex.
empt fresh meats from the operation
of the free list bill was defeated. IA
20 e3 This amendment received no
Democratic votes.
The Bailey amendment TO put lem.
ons on the free list was defeated.
Is to 80.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
SINCLAIR IS SENT TO JAIL
Single Takers Get Eighteen Hours for
Playing Tennis on Sunday.

Wilmington. Del, Aug. AT a
hearing here Upton Sinclair. the au.
thor. and ten other members OF the
single tax colony at Arden, Del, near
here. pleaded guilty OF violating the
Sunday laws by playing tennis and
baseball and. refusing to pay fines.
were each sentenced 20 eighteen
hours Imprisonment in the New Cas-.
tie county workhouse.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03
Syo Dafota.

0HV oulOlO.
6em OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wblie
Rod blsp soslast al Slosbrano, lom
autages at pGre paalat. Sabet dn'
ilaass til $40, 900.
Ter IOrt9lles. at Spen ,ipswlb
iial iaa ct npi 8anleonin9slptem
meo BET isrlie. RObiuion X 6ep al
SrOoiinss il, aOniratieu ior s2O, 900.
Sub Tatotas Staisuotllling iom
iaar oil blips lisrre % acre tilir9t'
ienoe eno nOgeuiinos isr, alboloes
Surou ira ben lte til ben l5oe
September.
Sames philip, ilsnot uloer Napnet
Scotip" philip, Ell piotijenot ap99'
opor9ttsr % Sier al Ell tier buffalo
biuro, osoe lorlsosn Gag ut Slem
6ort pisrrs iOm 6slse AZ. at ct
glooiar ipraus Sjernen.
Deb Ell grano paa 6ap 6errlns
Raud nQr Sot Springs lite langt ira
propo. ben 24oe Sull bleo ire az
gsrnene noebr9not. ioet Sebosl'es'
buiet blep laei gliis. 6amilIen bo'
sos tioliesrs GOT Sprinas.
Ter ppiom Slo hos u. Glslilsrs
nar Spswid. % isr SIosn blsp Hui
let bapoe ben Ipri9rei en- eaoe I'll ct
aoaenoe al s2, 800. 6llepe Se'is,
bporai en bar p9ro Ell 900, br9nots.
asiuranisn paa oct iom brGnote bar
ca. g.. 600, iaa 5abei ipr IieliIer par
beipoellat.
6lere 5oroenbpaer bar man bopt
Siour Sails oa Cmean be iofe Sa9e
os iali iaast 2.34 5ommer &egn.
Slere Vaanln9shuie blep trunet at
9pnliraaler. men in9en yiennc'ier
blcp truIisi. Reaniuloei bar nGlien
ct Sipbruo. oa aoiiilis Siaoe blep
anrettet.
Mns Sobn Gooe og Worton 2erpis,
to nsliisnote 6armere par uos % tjsrte
/ Ell gluto, boppeoe Sewis pluoIeliS uo
al Waiiinsn oS bleu operilsrt oa
or9bt. Ieite bapoe en- iaaoln Snos
dposlis paa 6ooc. at ban b9nste lls
uQhs Ta9. Sm Yelpls meooeles bet.
at ban par bsruisi, oa ban boppeoe uo.
Dan eiterlaosr Suiiru Os fem Ssrn.
Ruoolpb Solem oa sIaeob Scribe al
Glear Yaie tom paa, at be iiuloe pa
liot Woro meo en- soriamlin9 lom
par iamlei til @uostjsnefe / ct Siole'
bus, ioet Dc iijso 9ienusm glnonei.
Te anarer MI paa, at be sloroe bet;
tbe be blsp nappet. bra9t ior &etten
% iluet Ell Wulit paa s25 bpsr, bpil'
iei piiinoi lite bar iormeaet.
en Wule bar taaet lit eset elp n9r
Riaer, meooeles osrira. Den par
80 Mar aammel oa baooe tllbsrt eo
Sunn / l9nssrs 5io. Yien en- Daa
iorriae llss sii ben til Ell Yanotsnoe.
bpori Der bar 2pe Os brai lin hote
Srii. Zen bapoe ben bsoiie anleos
nina til at iinos noaet at brittle andre
Steoer, men pal9te bet Iom par |
5snoen.
u. j. os 8. 9eYaae al Sonnellp.
Nlinn., tom til 3ripp eounip for at
unosrisss osres 5ars, Is. Y. eepasss
5so. yass bapoe bapt ct Slass'
,naal mso 8eOrae Saeberle eplome.
Oct bite fa imiolertio. at @.ase isr
lin 7so bapoe iast. at 0aeberle par
u'iploia bans Dob. Ssnnsrne baps
be lite bsrt fra lin ,tar paa lGnaere
lib, oa ben samls Wano hapoe onot
for At itrips.
elmer Sallsren. en- una Wano !
22aarsalosren. brutnebe Big Siour
elpsn forrise Wanoas eftermiooas
msosns ban iammen meo en- 2amerat,
German Stari al Gbieaao. bar uoe
paa glpen os roche en- Ganoe. lllpi.
fen fanot Stso liae neosnior 8reat
Wortbern Nanens BRO. Stari blep
rsbost psb at bolb, fat Yaaosn ino'
til 6i0lp Tom tilfeos. Ga Ganoen
palteoe ilamrebs bsase 8utter iis Ill
Ganoens Top o. be fOriSste at taa ben
Opsr I'll at hpos paa ret RiGI Isisn,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03

! ben 5ro at bun par en- Snbbruos-
tpp iijsp 8eoras @oloen, en- leoenos
2isbmano | gSidboro. i'm Suiiril
iorleosn Ias. Zen iortpipleos 9Ssts.
i9at er unoer 99ssbebanolius. @Ol.
ben bapoe iisbt en- RepOlper paa
8runo al be mango Snobruo RabO.
lasst bet iibae. San paasneoe peo
at Suiirusn luiieoe Yinopsi; sreb un.
Der Sopsopuoen sitsr Yaabnet os
iprsoe. GUN uoaanosoe paa Skoei.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-08-03

men oef lptteoes tit. Sau9teH 'unos
oa til lin aammerat, at ban piloe
ipsmms til Sanos. o. bet par bet llo'
iis SiGrt iaa al bam. San blsp ieners
iunoet bob paa 9lpebunosn. en ars
bsioer peo Ernabues Ssbus reooeoe
Start. ipm messt uomattet tlpnseoe
iia til Saaobp9lpst. Salsren bar
lQnaere 5io p9ret aniat peo Bee
Sips StOrst o9 par Ell Hint un9 Wano.
(Siour sails Polien.)
Seth Hihmono, ben npilg uonGpnte
Rolliihei / gberoeen, bar lnoisri ben
Rs9sl. at alle Splanger iial uoiOne
be iosmte Wuliter peo at arbeloe Tor
Spen. 6eriOr Ian man bpsr Dag le
Ell SlOt Sanger ilaa ll9r0s paa ube'
bpa9eoe 5omter sller uoIsre lianenoe
arbeioe. Oct er mGrieligt. bpOr Nn-
tallet al Smlireliere aita9er Spen.
TN Sremmso ltnnoleoe hos Sames
Sadlou, SOmeheaota9er edrlon
6ounip, iaa ban iunoe iaa reparerei
i'm Susap. iom ban id9oe bar gadei
iiip.ier. Neoens ,Sadlon bpI!eos 'Ia
pper lin Yeritsisiasie, I0lheoe ben
6rsmmeoe bdm I'll Soroen meo et Sld9
/ Sopeoet. Dirs. Sadion iOm lin
Wano til llnoiGinipg, % bet lptteoes
benz at jaas Den 6remmeoe paa 6lugi.
Nilwauiee yanen aiiisoi9er line iia.
lienits grbeioere bet noropelire Spo
9aiOta % siuer 5srnbausarbeloet til
Ssitlers pua npt Sano Der eanen.
ganen betdler bare sl.50 pr. Sd9.
men mango al SOmeltedota9erne er
iainemmeli9C Tor at 'au oenne Nrbelos'
lon. thi arOeo ian be bliDe pad 0eres
Claims hi gaaren. ellsrs matte oe
bupe reili siioper iOrut isae Nrbeioe.
Dtrs. Is. ". 6arlion al 6drpenter,
9. 8, er oso % bsnoes Wano Iarllg
iaaret iom 6slge al Ell 9lutomobIl=
ulptie n9r gSilmur. guiOmobllen
baitsoe uoOper Ell 6Orbsinlug. o9 De
iom lao Den blsp taliet neo / ct Era,
bpprird be blsD b9ngen0e. Wrs.
Carlton III Sopsoe; neo Ell alsit |
Greet. Sarllou blep bGuasnoe eIier
en- Nrm. Sobn VI. SobniOn al gSils
mar % ". Is. Tu9las al g8illOm Sate.
z. D, iOm naiau lao Wialiintn
flap uiiaot fra bet. Iisie 10 maatte
gaa Ell balp Wtil til nGrmeiie 6arms
bus % iaa iat i Ell Gr Os bu0ss nso
Greet, isr be iinoe iua 6arlions lss.
Wirs. 6arlions Zig bleo bra9t I'll
Snrmhuiet, oa Carlton lager lnoer
99gebebanolin9 Wilmar.