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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-21

ciety. So It was when the ten thou
sand Fifth m drcssmakers
walked out in September, when the
twenty, thirty. fifty, seventy thousand
Iaborers in general OF one city or an
other in the past year or two took
their first common step together.
learning by ii sufficient OF the virtues
of unionism To form an experienuo
never to be forgotten.
This remarkable and productive
social phenomenon. a strike as nearly
general to an industry as ciTcum
stances require, has of recent years
repeatedly taken place in all the great
industrial countries. Just as Sedan
taught in war q lesson which military
men say ought to have been expound-
ed in fact at Gettysburg-that \
whole army may be captured-so one
great strike after another is teaching
the laboring masses in all countries
the potentialitieS in h S-uSpenSipG z
work covering an enure occupation,
or. if occasion demands, even 4 larger
social area. In his Ountr in 1902.
the anthracite miners found the way,
with 10000 men; in 1905-6, the typ
taphical union held its entire trade
magnificently, with $4,000 highly
skilled artisans: in 1907-S. the rail
al men, without Il ~walk-out, showed
the workaht va~ 81 2 nationwide
mon stand, communicating. as
they did, h fact to the railroad
managers that labor was not to bear
the Q Of the panic
907 and would accept no reduc-
ion in wages. In France, in the
great strike last year Of the railway.
telegraph and postoffice employees,
h idea Of industrial solidarity was
illustrated, recklessly. In Great Bri-
tain, this summer. the abstention
from work was just as large as had
been predetermined by necessity.
Colonies transplanted to America
from darkest Europe do not remain
Men who read the work.
54s class periodicals printed in foreign
languages say that of all the radical
press in America, they are the most
bitter. Their editors and the foreign
labor leaders commonly preach tho
general strike. The most yer
BILE n otherwise desperate strikers
IN America in recent years have been
great bodies of non-unioniSts, the
larger proportion not speaking the
EngnS language.
The game played by those manip-
uiators Of wealth by the hundreds OF
millions, those managers of scores OF
consolidated corporations, bent on
setting laboring men by the tens OF
thousands in competition with one an
other, is -foredoomed to failure. The
ieaven of American independence and
trade union sentiment is at work
among their deceived and oppressed
employees everywhere. The last illit-
crate bunch Of muscles among them
has been electrified by the repeated
spectacle here and abroad Of the mass
facing fearlessly, and with over
Whelming power, both master and
class. Out Of the confusion, the dis
sension, the competition of the great
trusts laborers m a come, at any op-
perfume moment, a movement mani
festive of a desire to profit by the ex-
ample thus SO often set them by others
OF their condition.. Events have their
direct, undertaking logic, In every call
ing among the trust wage-workers
there is ar imperative necessity
both for themselves and for the COM
mon weal-of complete organization
on a national scale.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-21
THE CADE
MFR. Cade Returns From Philadelphia
and Says Machine Will Be Complet-
ed This Month.
tShelby Ifighlander.)

tSheIby H~ighlander.)
Rev. Baylus Cade of Boiling Springs
arrived IN the city Wednesday even
ing from Philadelphia, where he has
been Tor the past few weeks on bust
ness in connection with the building
OF the Cade linotype machine. Mr..
Cade is very enthusiastic about the
machine and states hat there is now
no question Of doubt as to it's practi-
cal success. The machinists " are
building this machine say that it will
be practically completed by the end
or November n Mr.. Cade says that
he is satisfied that it will be ready for
practical work before a great while.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-21
Scion of Old English Family
Held For Theft

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 18.-ViI-
Tried Stuart Dickson, alleged scion
f a noble EnpIish family TODAY was
held to the grand jury en- the charge
If stealing jewels valued at $3.50
from Mrs Olga Von w. Haskell. a So
ciety leader. In default of 4 900 bail
be was returned To his cell
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-11-21

1.-THE WA GE-EARNERS
AND THE TRUSTS
By JOHN NIT c Ii

cor~r;. III h = p. 8. Ridsdaie or John Mitehei}
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
FINLAND TAXED
FOR ARMY COSTS
Douma Plans Levy on People
on Boundary.

st. Petersburg, May IA bill dealing
with one aspect of Russo-Finnish rela-
tions has been laid before the Douma to
provide for the payment by the Finnish
treasury Of certain sum-somewhat less
than $500, 900 a year-in lieu of military
service. The committee that has framed
the bill states in the preamble that II is
but a portion of a larger scheme Tor
distributing fairly the financial expense
entailed by the defenses OF the empire
upon Firms and Russians.
Whatever theory one may hold respect
ing the degree Of Finlands aloofness,
says the preamble. 1t is indisputable that
IL Finland is under the sway Of the Rus
sian empire II must in justice and equity
contribute a. fair share to the common
fund for imperial protection.
This duty might under favorable con-
Gtions be fulfilled by personal military
service, adds the committee. But tne
conditions at present are not favorable.
Patriotism is a condition sine qua non OF
good military service. But, despite
century's union with Russia, the rims
lack all feelings of solidarity with the
Slay nation. To introduce contingent
of anti-patriots into the common army
would be to weaken 1t enormously
Therefore. personal military service Is
In like manner. a personal army exemp-
ton tax would also be harmful, because
o. the spirit Of passive resistance now
rampant in the principally There
fore, contribution 10 be paid IN
by the Finnish treasury every year Is
the form preferred by the committee.
There is no doubt that the Douma will
pass this bill by a large majority.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
DEPOSED RULER
LEAVES ACTRESS
No Longer Trails
Pretty Paris Singer.

Paris. May 13.-There was some excite
ment on the Partisan boulevards the
other day when II was reported that
young King Manuel had gone secretly to
Paris to be present at the first perform
ance in the Theatre des Capucines of the
new play in which Gaby Deslys acts. One
newspaper printed a circumstantiaI ac-
count of Manuers visit to the woman
whose charms gossip holds responsible
for his loss of the Portuguese throne,
and many persons believed the report,
particularly those who credited the early
rumors that he had been captivated by
Gaby.
AS a matter of fact. there has been
little to support the wide circulated story
Of Manuel's infatuation for this Partisan
actress, who is not even a star in the
French theatrical armament
Certain 1t is that his acquaintance with
Gaby has nothing to do with the revolu-
tion
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

The investigation which the Interstate
Commerce Commission is conducting into
express companies has disclosed some dis
PARTIES in charges which are interesting.
For instance. this is rule II of Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S Foreign tariff and in
structlons." which was recently filed by
that company:
"Corpses to Hongkong. China, when
properly embalmed and inclosed in her
metically sealed caskets and accompanied
by the usual transit permits. may be ac-
cepted for shipment from San Francisco
to Hongkong at following rates. charges
to be prepaid:
Corpse of white person $50 90
Corpse of Chinese dead less than
one year. ..-.......... .-...'--.-.. ~ w
Corpse OF Chinese dead over one
year .....'..-.... ID y"
Another interesting item in a Wells
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
GREEK VICTIM OF SPINAL
MENINGITIS CURED HERE
George Caravelas, Whose Companions Were Buried
at Sea. Leaves Garfield Hospital Childrens
Hospital Patient Is Improving

Scarcely able to contain his Joy at see
ing the trees and flowers after his con-
nnement in Garfield Hospital. George
Caraveles. the fifteen-year-old Greek.
who contracted spinal meningitis while
en- route to the United States from Greece,
was yesterday pronounced cured and dis
charged from the institution.
DR.. John Constas, the only Greek ply
sician In Washington. and one of the
few In America, has been in constant
attendance at Garfield Hospital. to treat
his countryman. For several weeks the
life Of the patient was In jeopardy. DR..
Constas thinks there is no danger Of a
recurrence Of the malady. or even Of
permanent afiiction resulting
While lying on a cot at the hospital,
Caranelas did not realize he was in the
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
COMICAL DISPARITIES ARE
SHOWN IN EXPRESS RATES

Fargo express tariff relates t. jackasses
This is the item concerning jackasses:
"Jackasses. Grated. weighing 40 pounds
or less. regular merchandise rate
''Jackasses. weighing more than $50
pounds. three times merchandise rate on
an estimated weight of 1000 pounds
The charge in the first instance, that
is where the jackass is Grated. between
certain points would be SIS, and In the
second case where It weighs over $50
pounds the rate would be something like
$50
1t is expected that the commission will
make public its report on express COM
panies within the next few weeks
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
THREATENS
PRIVATE RAILROADS
Demands of Cabinet Will Be Forced on Companie.
Refusing to Pardon Thousands of Strikers,

Paris. May 13.-When Monis took office
one of the first things he did was to par
don the employees of the state railroad.
discharged for the part they took in the
great strike. The private railroad COM
panies. however, refused to do SO on the
score that such step would be against
all discipline and a bad example.
On April IA Monis laid the case before
the Chamber of Deputies and declared
that II the companies did not take the
men back he would ask Parliament to
give him weapons to make them do so.
The Socialists were delighted at such Ian
guage, and Juares presented his compli-
ments to the minister.
The minister of public works has now
addressed letter to the companies call
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

United States. the land Of his dreams
and ambitions 1t was thought better
not to tell him, for he has kept his
spirits UP with the thought that, II he
died, he would be buried on his native
soil.
He remembered his intended passage
to this country. but had forgotten the
trip on the Atlantic, when seven Of his
friends were stricken with spinal menin-
gifts and were buried at sea.
On his arrival in Washington Caravelas
was attacked with the disease. DR..
Constas used the Flexnor serum in his
treatment of the case.
The boy. who has been confined at the
Children's Hospital with spinal menin-
gitis Is reported to be recovering. Ply
sicians are confident the patient will be
cured. and have made two injections of
the Flexnor serum in the hope Of stop
ping the progress OF the malady.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
Gunn-r Make. Record.

London. May 13.-The Australian mall
brings an account of the annual gun
layers test in Tasmania Of the Powerful.
the flagship Of The Australian station. II
includes a worlds record by one Of the
6-inch gunlayers. petty oflicer named
Moody. who made the excellent score OF
8 rounds, hits, in = seconds.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Many women are not careful enough
Ct their sewing machines. They are of
delicate nature and must be treated
accordingly. The sewing machine re-
spends, like everything else. to the
proper treatment Where II is run quite
constantly II should be oiled every night.
but where II is used only a little each
day once each week Is often enough to
OF g. When the oiIing IL done the ma
chine should also be thoroughly cieansed
Before the spring. sewing y taken UP 90
over your sewing machine thoroughly.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

Ing their attention to the motion voted In
the chamber and expressing his convic-
ton that they would respond to the de-
sire of the national representatives ''in
the general interest and for the sake of
public peace
1t is an ultimatum the companies are
In no mood to accept They resent this
attempt on the part Of the executive to
dictate to them the way they are to
carry on their business.
The 1000 men In disgrace were men,
bers of the labor confederation who had
done all the mischief. but there were
tens OF thousands of their employees who
sought protection against the confedera-
ton.
To obtain the support of NJ. Jaures the
minister was pursuing the demagogic pol
Icy. but. pending further legislation. the
companies have the law on their side.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
TROOPER IS DYING.
Gun Fight with Patrolman May
Have Fatal End.

FL Paso. May la-Private Ben Ford. Of
Troop L. Fourth United States Cavalry.
is IN the hospital dying from bullet
wound Indicted by Policemen Fletcher
lAst nIE6t during quarrel
The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

overhauling and cleaning the various
parts. Every particle Of dust and grit
should be. removed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
5pn gnkntn.
Iahc unhcr III 0rian. SD

Ssoe nnocr lit Scips. @rs. 2ena
Gbriitenicn en- a De GIore Rpbpggere
oco Sibor9, tit mber ct @eieg hos
&enner / Srene en- poloiom DOB, ioet
bun iaIbt nebooer Ell Srappe.
ScficnSt gbcrbeen. Suracr opS.
Inorcip Mtelgdaro, Der i 1880 tom
til Sropn Gountp % nebiatte fig
paa Ell Claim, Der ienere blep Ell Gel
al Spcn Iberbeen, osoe iibite Ssn.
Dag | lit Stem berltebS, 50 Iar CANT
mel. San bar febt / Norae % fonl
II 1869 til Imerifo, hpor ban fsrit
booze | minneapolis. Stror efter lin
Infomlt til Mberbeen tpe ban pgiaa
en- SrppldntniraS.Gla Iige pco
S~parGnien. % for TO Idr iibeu ifiGn.
feoc ban Sneu bette oafre 9onSitpffe
til Tarf, Ifbsbe cfterIabcr iig SIT
ltru oa fem @pru.
SsosialS pcS Sisictun. 9. y.
SreIitao, boenoe / gnterpriie Conn.
hip / Rprbeoeu al Sisieton, cr Den
15he Ing, opo al ct SlagtiliGIoe.
Der bar 6slge al et Solltif iioite
CONNER. Ifbsbe Dor icbt / Stisr.
bolen 1856 os fom / 1882 til Win.
nebaba Gountp, bpor ban iamme Iar
bleu Gift meb Miis TasnbiIo Ilno.
DC boebe Iloecn Sib / Ioobp Goun.
m, men bar &c iio'te IS Iar bapt lit
&iem / Soberts Gpuntp. San efter.
Iaber fig SuItru % fire Bern. "a
itorerne @unnarion oe &eIneIs for.
rettebe peo 9esrapelien.
Hpt IiSoel mob alapperIanser.
W. e. Sdmalin, boenbe n9r Wio.
lanh, opoaeebe icrleben gonife til.
f9loigpis ct iplinter mt MiooeI moo
alapperilanser. San blep opmerf-
iom paa en- eienbommeIie Stsi / Cor.
uGreliet, % peb at titte oeruo ianoi
ban en- 8lapperlanee, Der bapoe pif.
LET iis ino i ct Stpffe al set aImin.
beige flGbriee Sluepapir. aommen
inb eiennem Den aabne 9sr hapbe
SIansen begpnot at anitiae llneer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

Ieg mn engang bar fsot til &onge.
Sopoe life oct neret SiIf9loet, peo
titgen, booroan mine politiife @nifn.
elier piloe BABE artet fig. Spent fan
pioe, orn ri life mart ntaa bIi &epu.
blifanere ale tilbobe2"
"Snsmp6renes Streif" imoo Be
bsie Briier paa observation-disclosures
fpreoer Jig burtigt / Rorofranfria oa
antager nofiaa imponerenoe 0imen-
i%torter. geo9eelien bar paa enfeIte
Steoer aaereoe baaret Srlgt. s
Here Smaabper err Briierne blet neo.
Iat til Oct al apinoerne foItiatte
Wfarimnm, efterat apinoerne bopoe
oraget | itore I~rocesiioner giennem
@aoerne % truet meo at. berie Cor.
nene iom en- Gpflon. gnore Steoer
bar &pinoerne erflpret "aisoitreif"
90 bette bar meofsrt, at SIaaterne
lelo bar offentlig proteiteret MOB Sc
bsie Waopriier. gnbog / Baris be-
gpnoer man at bli urolig oper oenne
eneltaaenoe gep9gelie. YoIitiprefeft
Sepine bar beororet fine Deteftiper
til oaslig at inoienoe Supporter ON
Waopriierne og ligelebes at boloe fla
neie unoerrettet ON Stemninoen in.
ben De fattisere 9lasier. gaa man.
&c Steber / De norbIiee 8pgber bra.
ger itore Sloffe al 9pinoer loober
9anoet fra @aaro til 8aaro, tram.
per neo Saper og Igre, former
Weierier og inblaber fig | gataIie
meb gsnberne, ser er bepebnet meo
Ssforfe o.i.p. = Seiaa / 9iterrig
ipsger bet meb, at De ,irtmelige Wab-
priier, iGrIie aisbpriier, ffdl fsre til
.lienenoe polbiomme Semonitratio.
lter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

og tiene lit greo. Oct oar bel IN
gen oengang, iom oneoe, IT Der |
BAN itof en- porbenbe 8ibenifobs-
mano; men ban baooe en- um9ttelig
annoifabsterft, benptteoe aQe fine
5rilhlnoer til at Ieie og l9rte ZIG
paa oenne Maooe 9egenoeliesgrln-
bene | Spif, Granif Satin oe tiIoels
@r9f.
20 aar gammel fom ban enbeIig
ino paa Soltbs SfoIe / Sriitiania
og fog | 1856 @rtilm.
Otter / 1861 at bape obiolperet
filologiif gmbeoseramen tog Sic
blein for GIoor fat paa oct qgppto.
logiife Stuoium iom allerebe Ipnee
baooe beifiGftiset BAN, og iom ie-
mere ifliloe giore Fam ioa bersmt.
ltnoer ct Stltoieopbolo / Berlin
uogap ban / 1868 fit pioenifabeIige
9ebutarbeioe, ct pigtigt 9erf oper
GgpptiIf 8ronoIoei. 8erefter fort
latte ban Stuoierne | Baris. Surin,
Soroon og 2epben, bIen aniat iom
Observation-Disclosures i ggapptoloat
og / 1871 iom Imonleniis peo Uni
Observation-Disclosures. otter enonu
etpar Stuoiereiier blep 2ieblein /
1876, / en- alber al 40 slar, ubnpnt
til e%rtraoroin9r Brofesior / g@gpp-
tologi.
Spoo Der bar giort grof. 2ie-
bleins 9apn fienot og agtet / BEN BIZ
oenifa6eIi9e &eroen, er bans mango
~grunoige arbeiber paa 9ggpptoIo-
giens Smraabe og De 8eiultater al
line 6orifninger, ban bar neolagt /
oiSie. Som ct @ionesbpro ON BEN
Inieelie, ban nso, fan oet anfsres,
at ban | en- Iarrpffe baIgtes iii
Trpiibent eaer @iceprpiioent peb
ben pgpptoGoeiife Seftion al Srien.
taIiitfoneresierne.
F~rofesior 9ie6lein bar oItio boz.
ret en- arbeibIom og beifeben Wano,
ofbolot for i'm eIifuarbigbeb og lit
humane Sinbelag. gubifobet ON
bans 0sb bill oerfor pGffe 8emob oq
Sorg langt uoenfor ben itore arebs
al Saroe, bpilfen ban f9r6ebes,
ifriper "grebI."
fer bet gainIe 2dno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

eenb "Seeurab.gu ten" til sIaet % Ben.
iter | bet enmIe 2dno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
prof. SiebIein.

Som mebbeIt / en- fort 4otis /
forriee Hr. al Soften" err 8rof.
peb &riitiania %llniperiitet 2iebIein
afgaaet peb 8soen / en- aIber al 81
Iar.
Sens Daniel garollls 9iebIein bar
fsbt 23be December 1927 iom Ssn
al Sfomasermeiter S. 81. 2ieblein
og Sritru, fsbt Sofgaarb. = Ine-
rebe iom liben Gut maatte ban ub
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

iegelier ! 89reliet, og bar berinber
fonimen ! gererelie meb 5Iuepapiret,
per trnf til at lisge paa 9uIpet, bpor.
peo ben blep iiooenbe fait. Den bug.
teoe fig og ringIebe meb Stormflof-
fen, bug og beo, men blep finn mere
% mere inobiflet | Oct fIpbriee 20.
pir, 90 bet bIep en- let Sag for Man-
ben of erpeoere ben uo al 8eroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Stoo 6amlebjem.

llnberteeneSe aomite for 8amle.
biem / Sorr Sogn. Stob Yreitesielo,
aflGaser berpco nor biertelise Tal
I'll ale Dem | Gmerifa, iom er mes
of noe @ibrag til Sagens Sremme.
@i bar aaereoe mooiaect Ser. 4,640,
icm er ietbt os aiennem 80. u. Wol'
Ion, @lenipoob, Winn. 9enne itcrs
@ape beuitaar mn / Stoo 90 Sten'
fiGr Sparebanf. % baaber at fac
paabespnot &eisuingen at Siemmel
iaa tibliet, at Oct er f9roie til at to-
aes | @rug oeb l~loaansen al 1912.
Stoo Den Soc Sui 1911.
6. 8. grubiea. Matins al9bu
Stat Steen, Snsebriet Saugum,
grne 4ollan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Mnntunu.

Sit iipDne. CHARLES anoerion, Der
arbeioeoe paa ct 0epertningsiteb |
5oriptbe, blep forleoen meo ct britf-
fet S%ofteben, flere fn9ffeoe &ibben
og en- fnuit W9ie, inoIagt paa Soipi.
talet / MiIes Gitp. San bapoe /
Sspne franlet op paa Saget al Ben
8pgning, bpori ban logerte, men
bapoe beroppe miltet Soofaitet og bar
falbt neo.
WpSe at Statcns glabmanb. Sor-
eningen al Statens glaoreOaftsrer
bolot forrige rge fit 29be aarlige
Wcbe | 8reat Sails. ODER ct Sun-
breoe Herioner bar tiIltebe, og ODER
90 al StatenS 100 9laoe bar repre-
ientereoe. Or. 8. SO. 9anItrum af
Selena gienpalgtes til B%r9iioent, og
Soiepb Smith al 9cer 9obge paletes
til SefretGr og &aSierer. Hpite
garsmsbe bill afbolbtes / anaconbu,
bpilfen gp beieirebe 2epistoipn I
aonfurrancen for benne romerfelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
NpSe af Statens gIabmanS. Nor
31'iAcnuRu.

st Offer fur Earring. IooIp Soar
tin gpenIon, 40 Mar gammel, 0soe
forleben / tit Sjem / Ga Grosie efter
/ l9ugere Sib at babe liot al Sering.
Saa fin Ssa blipe fnnit. Iorris
Segge, Z Mar gamHel, blep forleoen
/ So Grosie fnult iinoer ell tug Ma.
fine, bpis Siltl gif oper BAN. 8llt.
tens SorGlore bar gienpioner til ben
frpgtelige Siloragelie.
Gescbe mcb S%fgbepaaben. &eii-
ben 6. Carton, en- Iooptioien al
Sobn Carton / Sron Nolntain, blep
forriee llse ifubt % eiebliffelig or9bt
mebens ban og en- aamerat moreoe
iig meb at ifpbe tiImaals lIoe | Sfo.
gen. aameraten flyer, at ulpffen
bGnbte berpeb, at Teilbens eget @e-
ppr affpreoes neo en- Seitlagelie.
lllpffe paa Sernbanen. Ole &itoe,
SeftionSformano og boenoe I GIT.
mono, iamt 9remieren s. u. Smal-
Iep al Camp Douglas, blep ON vi.
tenen ben 25be Mueuit br9bte peb ct
Sammenitso meo ct @rltstog itrar
peitenfor glacf Hiper Sails. @rus.
toget itsbte iaa poIbiontt MOB ben
Grille, bpormeb Grbeiberne penote
tiIbase fra lit Irbeibe, at 2ofomoti.
bet og flere @ogne faitebes al Sporet.
Sobbpiitermes 1tbsifter. SfsIge
Statens Sooe maa De 9obbpiiter, Der
unber 2egislaturi9ionen bill arbeibe
for eler imob nogen 2obgtpnins, mel.
De bette bos Sefret9ren, og be for
ifieliee Sirmaer euer &orporationer
ifal ogiaa efter Seionens Slutning
ppgipe, bpormeget benne 9irfiombeb
bIanot observation-disclosures bar
foitet. timber iibite 2eeislatur melb.
tc ser fig iaIt ober 500 2obbpiIter,
o. o%menbifisnt life ale enonu bar
opgipet beres ltogifter, iaa mtages
De BOG at belsbe Jig til en- iamlet
Slm al $4,000. Sette er meget
minore enb Ser urlber tibligere SG.
Toner bar p9ret mpenot | bette 8ie-
meb.
@anpittig at Surg. Wrs. Gotten
2arion, % Iar gammel % boenoe |
N9rbeoen al 5errppiae, err paa
@runb al Sorg blepen flllbitanbig
panpittig, pe omenbifisnt bun life
bapbe taget nogen N9ring paa en-
bel ltge, beiab bun iaa opermenneife-
Iige arGfter, at Ser mdatte ipp Wtanb
til for at transportere benbe. Sor
nogle ina Iar iiOer oulfom Wrs. Gar
ions Mober og Ssiter mnber en- So
telbrano. 9e bar ba unoerpeis til
en- Son oe gro6er, Der Iaa ing / en-
fierntliggenbe @p, og benne it1ge
Mano bsbe ogioo fort efter. Gen
aienlepenbe 9ottcr og Seiter bar al.
brig fiinrtet opcrpinbe benne fin itore
Sorg, % set en0te meb, at bum mi
blep raicnoe p~annittig.
8uoe sGblcr fan Sprfes. Sper to
bunore Sarmere ira Ga crosse 60.
oeltog iioite 2sroag / ct Isbe, Ser al
StatenS Sapeoprfniuesielifab bar
foranitaltet paa 6reo @ueblenfamps
6arm nGr Sparta. Webet bar for
anitaltet meb set Sormaal at ODER.
bcpiie Sarmerne ON, at gooe ggbler
fan oprfes | bcrnc Del al Stdten, oa
at oct pil lsnne liz for enbper at
lGaae an meo en- sgblebane. Eaa
Otueblcnfamns 6orm er en- sgbIe-
bare, Ser buffer opcr ipp Isres. oe
ooer 30 Iar gomIe TrGr err Der iaai
operIpsieoc meo 6rugt. 0isie SrGr
or enbru fraitiQe NOT til at bore /
mango Nnr. hpiIfet tpber pao, at Spr.
hoIoene oaiaa / Sen peitliee Gel al
Stotcn or IprbeIeS aunitige for oenne
Slnes Tr,iat. : nepnte Sane lag
bes Ser iGrlig @erfe til, at mango
Srpr Dor fire cucr fem forifieGliae
Sraos sGblcr. boiIfe bite beloise &e'