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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26

District court in and for Audubon
county
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at his res
idenc miles southeast of Extra,
miles north and mile west OF Anita,
or 2miles east of the Hamlin Home
stead on
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26
To Trade

A good brick store building in
Extra. Will exchange for an 80 or
100 and pay the difference. Enquire
of Journal
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Peoria, Ill.-"I wish to let gyerY;;- one
know what Lydia e. Pjnkham's Temes

Mes have done for
me. For two years
| suffered. The doc
tors said I had tu-
mors, and the only
remedy was the sur
geon's knife. My
mother bought me
Lydia 3. Pinkham's
V e ge t a Bile Com
pound, and today I
am a healthy wo-
man. For months
c,,ffora5 froro ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-26

rect court, which will commence on
the 21st day of February, 1911, at
the court house in Audubon, Audu-
bon County, Iowa, a default will be
entered against you and each of you
and judgment and decree rendered
thereon
Dated this 21st day of December.
1910
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
Entry No. IA in Our Prize Story Competition

came it was a little at isn't pleasant to feel
failure at sixty but if that's all my training has done
for YOU. old boy, I've got to stand the Indictment.
You re all wrong IN your premises sonny Prlde a
fine thing in lis way fine that always wonder the
ethical teachers don't make more use OF It. But when
pridcs rated higher than a mans love or Il woman
happiness itSit's all wrong! And | know what I'm
talking about too.
The curtain cord snapped: but the boys attitude
evidenced attention. The older mans tone soened as
he went
81 knew another young fool. years ago. who felt as
YOU do He and a certain girl met and before either
knew it they loved entirely. But the girl rch: the
man, like YOU. had nothing but his slender earnings.
So though the girl showed him. in her brave shy little
way. that nothing but love mattcred, hc-he put the
width of the country between them. And She. partly
from loneliness partly from pique. partly to show her
little world that She hadn been Tilted married another
fellow with less love but more lucre. | suppose she
derived OF sad satisfaction from sending the pen
nicSS coward. who even then beginning to make
money. her wedding cards
"Wcl-shc lived rich and lonely for year. then her
husband and father stripped in Wall Street crash
and she lived poor and lonely for another. And then
God bless hcr.-She died. The only thing Of value She
had left she gave to keep and care for her htS-
band having committed suicide and her father being
old and broken. And, though the gift has brought
Me all the happiness I've known since. 1t couldn't
ease my hcartache every time I've thought OF that
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
BY ETHEL COLSON

girls lost happiness, her cheated existence. She
wouldn't have minded poverty; but the LONELINESS
broke her heart"
Brief silence then the boys voice ,rtain thought
fu 1T would take lot OF to ask girl used 10
luxury to marry poor man.
The answer was low but steady "lcS, when Sd man
feels as YOU do. its test Of his moral courage anil Of
course it, a test for the girl too. Only-when woman
loves such a test doesn't alarm her. The gir J hnoW
would have stood it gladly. think Alilly Don,'an
would too.
Another silence, each being occupied with l'-'nol
girish countenancc Then the younger man abruptly
left the room and house The other sat dreaming until
time to dress for dinner. Even then the face >o long
vanished smiled from bath water and triple Mirror !,
had lust been Joined by picture OF Nly. bushng and
Joyous smiling the boys shoulder, when the und
of rapid feet was followed by the boys tcmpcstuoH m
trance. his whole bearing eloquent Of glad triumph.
Its all right" he cried, humping his companion N
the back and grinnng. "Alllys willing 50 her a'hcr
and he promised to let start on Just what m max
ing Nilly said it her right to be poor with nc-he
darling, And We re be married in the tall!
Good" was the only audible response; but The Sue
cccding handClaSp uttered volumes.
rs they went down to dinner the lad threw IN a.
fectionate arm across the others shoulder DAD. he
began. using the childish title long since super led,
1--WE guessed the in your story but who ~a- The
woman. AIilly's mother?
NO." said the older man tersely; "your own.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FON Hr"

.t warned him now join battle IN ina, elt,"e saf
,I,g' hs M m', was most at home He launched hmSem %
smoothly as OIL and his powerful webs drove r, nn an sp pace
over o ,bat of tbe fisher But he did not sail direct
Ia, ID, meet ,be foe. Rather it looked to the foe as Il nc
10 lnee; 90, 70 shun the encounter He swept of on
crve as T doubtful what to do in such an energe.oyd
The fisher almost abreast OF from the water
xT hxrc5 fTs bmis straight at the swimmers head The he
,io o,,,nr dved but taken by surprise as he was ne
was not quick enough to escape bewder'ns ,, do" OIL
the right eye from the birds powerful 1l'' ,s ., the
blinded for the moment on that Slde' nc "aS a., d. ,'u
same time filed with a very madness Of rage Ihat any
mere thing in feathers should dare to withstand MIN ""'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

coming up again at some more convenient and satis.
factory point Of attack at perhaps foot below the sur
ike mandbles. The swan had darted his long, snakv
neck under water as if to fish for lily roots and now
having secured good grip, he was shaking his enemy
as a terrier would shake an old shoe. His neck and
bill were excellently fitted to this employment; for
ly roots are tough and require lot OF energetic per-
suasiOn. -,
On land. of course these tactics would have proved
promptly fatal to the bird. The fisher, with his lbe
Strength and swtness, would have wrthed about and
fixed his teeth in his Adversary throat-and the fight
would have been over But here in the water he could
, no leverage whereon to exert his strength. He could
do nothing but kick and twist in futile fury Moreover
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

begin TO take an interest in the swans nest but Tor te
present they never near enough even 10 c''''
warning from the vigilant guardian
Besides the hawk-ows, out there on the i,l'It.Is '
wore s,oa,s and crmines few mnks plenty of the little
blue Arctic foxes and few OF the larger ana iar more
dangerous red species. But OF these could get 10
the nest except by swimming. and the swans knew tat
not one of these prowlerS. unless, perhaps very s
one of It's keepers was by. There were no wolves 10 c
for they not only hated the half floating edges OF ine
lake but they had followed the trail of the wandering
caribou to some far distant ranges o oe SURF h ,v
,ras the grav great LYNX seen picking his way steal ny
from time to time about the drcr portions OF the naSkes
and sometimes stopping glare hungrily across the
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

,s ns,al. in the mood for killing. Hi pause was not
because of any heSitation but simply because he fld
meyer seen swan before and like the cunning tactican
that he was he took count OF his opponent points De-
fore attacking Presently he slipped nosclcSSiy iii.2
,be wafer and came swimming at great speed toward
the iSlet.
Ordinarily perhaps. the swan would nave CHOSEN 10
await the attack on his threshold But some SWit
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

,eev,ble He rose to the surface again instantly,
shooting hall his length out of water and swapping
vciosv with his long white angs. But he rose INTO an
incomprchcnsibc turmoil OF enormous patterng wings
and lashed foam and nheard Of hsSingS and binding,
rigid white feathers; and it was nothing but few
feathers that his deadly Jaws succeeded in graspng;
Bafed and choking he fell back with his mouth full OF
feathers: and as he dived once more. with we" 10
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
THE CHANCE

~ are such queer creatures. the
Young fellow burst forth Storlnily:
"Thcrc's no getting to know them!
wonder if any man ever under
stands where they're at"
Not likely, was the older man ;
ouizzical answer. NO such case on
record. and it was wise thinker who
said that there were two periods III
mans life when he found il impossible
10 understand women. one being be-
fore ne was married and the other
after. But STILL" smiling, II man
can usually get a line on the particular
woman who represents the entire sex
to him. What has Alilly DunStan
done now"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

was met as before, by stupefying whrlwind ot wings
and blows and terrific sounds. Guping fresh ungul
of the air he agonizng for, he dved again, t time
darting clutch of his vanquisher's BILL Not I'LL i was
actually within the screening roots and stem, dl be
come up again: and then it was to worm hi way
through them unseen till he good twenty pace or
Corn,ae5 7I Page IL
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

"Gonc IRVING with lack Stokes. with an cVi1cnt
struggle against >ulky silence.
Again the older man smiled. "Well-why not he
asked whimsically suppose YOU didn't ask her. Are
YOU and she engaged"
40"
"Wcll-why not?" The whimsical expression grew
stronger to veil look OF anxiety. "Woudn' you-
But the younger had sprung to his feet and was
rafting the window shade to ruin. How can We be en-
gagcd'" he interrupted Here am with nothing i'll
the world but my mild prospects and my proieSSion.-
OH YES know what you do for mc If I'd let YOU but
| worthwhile Mly'S father has millions. How can
ask her to marry me- as things are;
The listener gesture might have begun aS careSs;
but il ended by adjusting the ashray. When his voice
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

tending his long neck
on a level with the
ground. and kissing
ike an escape pipe, he
slalkcd around till he
had put himself be
tween his mate ana
those deadly eyes.
.\t the edge of The
water he stood poised.
a splendid. cleaning.
snowy figure: and for
several seconds the
two so strangely
matched antagonists
surveyed each other
across some twenty
wards of clear water.
The fisher was not
just then particularly
h,,,or,-. t,,t he VuS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

himself under water. be involun.
tarily opened his mouth. and speed.
ily felt himself choking.
In fact, had the swan but under.
stood the magnitude Of bis prcsen,
advantage, he might now have
drowned his assailant wi,hou,
further trouble, and rid fhc wilder.
ness Of one Of its bloodic.' courgeS
But the indignant bird. having
himself no objection ~ kccping his
head under water several minutes
at a time, little gues-cd that such
an experience might b. fatal 70 his
enemy. H. presently relaxed his
terrible grip, and. backing oF
lightly, waited 10 greet The foes
temperance at the surface With a
fresh bufeting Of tho,c great wing
elbows in which ne pu' il5 faith.
ORDINARILY ~pcasing. the
~ fisher is the last ~ ny outs
or to lose heart under amy punish.
ment. But this kind 81 pga hmen,
was something 80 mysterious, 50
undrcamed Of, that II atmci Tor
the moment TO chang a' whole
nature. II is more than prJbable
that a good submer,ion would oool
the battle lust even Of q r.noceros.
II certainly cooled The h.ner's.
Though his lungs were turs,ing
and his brain saw spark ne mo-
mcnt he was freed iron Lot grip
on his neck he had 'hc pr enoc of
mind to remain yet 81 ,ep cconds
more under water, while .c wan
desperately toward hi- oaa shore.
When at last he WI, ioro.i 20 lift
his head above the surface Zee was
within a few feet Of the ringing
bushes.
But his adversary wa> there. H.
Dy a stupcfying whirlwind o, wings
ic sounds. Gulping fresh 'u1gful
)niZing for, he diVcd again. th,- tine
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

water at the stately white guar
dian of the nest. But the swans
knew that at this time of year,
the season of good hunting, even
the LYNX was not ravcnouS enough
to wet his well kept fur by SWIM
ming out To the iSlet.
RUT one day there came gliding
- over the maSkccg. pauSlng
and lurking behind the low bushes,
a beautiful, dark brown, sinister
looking stranger. He was long
and low in the body, SinuouS as a
snake, and with a cruel. pointed
head. He made his way down 10
the edge of the water, and stood
looking steadily across at the
brooding mother on her nest.
The watchful sentinel hadnevcr
before seen a fisher; but he knew
at once that this was an enemy,
and a dangerous one. Spreading
his vast wings. lowering ana cN-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
6uta 1r har ri augfltgt
8artt trnt1 nrttr frtt.

@n Gamilte meb imaa 8prn iom ct fri
for SDgbom / 9ulet er en- S%ielbenbeb os
bet ct berfor bigtist, at Torelorene ber
bioe bpao DC ital benptte i foretommenoe
Si1fe1oe. 9t ct Barn naeb en- %olporlis 5Ds=
bonn bebsper en- 2ese CT ianot, men i be
fleite Silfeloe fiber Barnet, iom enbper
2ese peo, at ct Maoeonoe, ieobanlis en-
ureselmGsig Mtabe.
Ser ct insen Menins i at sibe bet en-
pille eller ct Mibbel iom er ibbnopsienbe,
og beller life ian en- ubfDlnin9 at Sno=
boloene anbefales. @tp bet bellere en- min=
ore 9ois af ct milot os oplioenoe 2atse:
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rtnssmiooel iom 9r. Galouells Gprup
Yepfin, iom beb at renle Snbboloene %
itprte be imaa Maoemu1ler itrats bill OPP
bcbe 2ioelien.
Settle ct life a1ene Dor e9en Menin9,
men bet famine 1nener Mrs. q. s.. Meao /
Greeport, &anias, bbis 8arnebatter bar
brust ben meb @elo, os Mrs. s. 81. Mbit=
ing / 2ena, @is., Tom bruser ben for
Sprnene os fig ielo. Sen iel9es / so Gents
O9 81 Glater / etbpert Npotbet, men bois
Sc fprit pniter at prppe ben / 6omilien fpr
Sc tibber, oa ienb Seres Ioresie til 9r.
@. &. Galbmell, $50 galbmell Builbina,
Monticello, Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30
&ipbcnbabn.

9 zen fidbenb apnf e
II e b i @ 1pSoag far
9tbet ct forboloSpis meget pent !!1n-
butte. 6orleoen meo6eltes ser paa
ct Msoe, at er Dor inofomutet a.
sol ST. % Ore mos 80,067 @r.
81 Gre / 1910. Maor mon betnn-
fer, at 0agen iaar nar Ieolaget af
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

baft ct Mettoooerituo al 989,756.
ar. SO Ore, er Ser altiaa forelpbig
giort 8rug al benpeo Ell &reoieoel
al set Sperifu6, Opertagelien .af Be
tn6enbps Graftfmioler iful0e gtpe
&omune11, % set bill in0en lang Gio
fomme tenunelig %betp6elig @fstro-
Iuogifter, iaa ser er al lloiigt til,
at &isben6apns &omll,1e life oil 9ip=
re cit ilct iaa %glimre,r0e 6orretning
pco Speragelien, iom &omune-So-
cialiiterne fra fprit al far ontaeet.
&omn1e,1 far optoget ct 2oan pao
20 @iillioner &r. for Spertogelie
|of S%porpeiene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30


oaarligt SER % Mrbei6suoeluffel-
ie, er l16bpttet nermeit ODER 5or=
nent1tng.
Sen fIpgte e g a lis
g e T., s. + 10 / t 8, me-
nes MT at pere / 2onoo11, % &ig-
benbapns @olttt ptl fori6ge at faa
bam arreiteret.
- t s e II t ang 0 T.
G 1t ngen ifrl6e bol0e @fop-
tl1r mes T%eitmi6oag paa @foosborg
ct &ans6og, sen "a. Sunni. Sine
rifafarerne, ser tom biem to Gage
fpr, iful6e altioa itrafs begpn6e
fer, bpor Sc 1lap.i Mmerifa.
Gpflc + 6ler %
G G t b. Gpflebanoler Go<
fus @onien, 8orgereooe 66, &je=
benbop,, er blepeu a1bol0t, ligtet
for @osietypcrier al Gpfler. @on
bop6e cngogcret en- tibligcre itraffet
Nerlon til at itiGle Gpfler rl1not ON
i @pen. Otter at bope lapet oen1
ON i fin Torret1ri,1g ic1ote bon Sem
til Hropinien og eperige.
en- 6put um g t IL
s e t. Ser fan0t forleoen Ell
merfelig Examination Steo pao
l%tniperiitetet. Set bar &rofeslor
@ilcfens, ser efsomirereoe en- 6gn=
itlrm Stuoent, @r. @l1ltop &ol,lic.1,
til 6iloiofifl,m. Or. phil. Nntoi1
Sbomien, Ser fan Si11geriprog, co.
trooote lpm 9olf. 9en bppltumI!e
STUDENT fit l16m9rfelie lie.
Gu ut 0 0ermc g / | a.
Gn fjpbenbapnif 9ogtrpffcr, ltogtuer
al ct itort %l1geblao, Bigger Jig for
Sioen pe0 &plten eli Silla, Ser pift=
11of maa faloes Sen melt nn0erre,
9anmarf fan bile. 6orl10en olu1in=
6elige 8~efpemmeligbe0er lom Gen=
%tralparne, Stppi1ger, Saganlrg,
Eennisbane oip. in6rettes ser 1rer1=
Zig cit ful6ltG110ig mo0erne @angar
til 6lppemaifiner og Ell Stort= oa
9anoingspla0s, Ser l1n item fan ltao
paa @pi0e mes Merooromeus. Sci
enelte, Ser eu0ru1 mongler, CT 6lp:
pemaifinen.
G5orporret t . nj ut e +
til s. q B e a II. G5ar=
parret a%fieiler Sen 80. Sum- ONT:
bor0 poa 9amppaogten uStan:
0ar0" til Sen finite Sfargoaro
9erfro gaor &eilen til &igbenbapr,
bportil Mnfomlten fi116er Ste6
@eepnoelien at Suli. &ofminiite'
rem og SEN fungeren6e u6enrigsm'
hitter Meratop meofblger paa &ei.
lie. @amtt0ig meo @5arparret an'
fommer gnfefeiierin6e 9agmar til
&%ie6enbupn fra England. @nfefei.
lerin0e agter at blipe / 0o1marf
to Maoneoer. Sum refer pi6ere til
&orge og pen6er oerpoo tilbage til
&l1slano sen Is. Sftober. e5urpor=
rets Spbolo / Gonmarf oil fun
itreffe Jig oper tire Gage. Sra &ip=
benbabn gaar &eilen tilbage til Sen
fillfe Sfergoar6.
Sol tiet % Tolf G.
t IL mano 81 + + 0 C.
9eltDrellen for Sc f%ip6el1bopn ife So
liti6etientes Screening v&,,fim1s"
bar benpen0t Jig til Yolitioircftgre,1
&%nleoning al, at 6olfetil1gslnollb
Sabwe peo ct Mpoe / @rel1oo for
1plig bar rettct 11ogle mregct grape=
rcnoe Sigtelier mos set fipbenbapn=
lfe &oliti. 0e1 almo0e6e Yplitioi-
reftdren on at lt0talte Jig pnt, bpor=
bi6t fan bil6e tillaoe 8%etiente11e at
omlGgge Sniurielag mos gobroe, og
set blep 1.otrpffelig frembepet, at
Der Diloe blipe Sale on1 ca. 500
Sugsanlgg.. &olitioireftprcn ipore=
De, at ba1 ful0t us foritoo @oliti=
mgnoeneS Sarme, og bou lopeoe at
bragg Smiorg for, at CT teo Mettcn
t @renaa blep optaget @ioneforber
for 6erigiennem at fao fonitateret
Srolgoen al sabroes Sale peo be1
poogieloenoe 2eiligbeb. Masie-
Sogsonlugget pil blipe frelun1et,
bpis 6orbprSuoifriften ofgop ct til
1trnffpIint @r,,1S ~ So44, o;f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-30

og Spre1 &opelien al Chenille og
S. g. 0lien al Strife
Slinterup, ser life go0pilligt far
billet betale Sc 1000 Ser, ion1 Sc
6plge SparefasienS 2ope befteoe
for, er pe6 Sorg 9irfs Set 0pmte
til at bctale bper 1000 &r. mes
&enter 5 psf. p. a. fra Iorligs=
flagens 9nto, iant 100 Ser. i
'Sogsomfoitniuger / bper Gag. Net<
ten git us fra, at Stlliosn1pl1oe1e
brfteoe iom Sparefasiens giere>
life iom &alttpniiter.
&loffe piIlet pdo
s fsborg slot.
Meo set ollerfprIte begpnoer set BE-
rpn1te &loffeipil paa 6reoerifsborg
Slot poo ny lin @irfiombe6. Otter
aorelo1ge 6orbere0eller og gje11nenl
ponifelige 6oridg er man omii0sr
nooet til ct go0t &eiultat. Sou bill
ON Sommeren Sc % iamltemte
&loffer 1D6e bber Slime, og D6er-
mere oil Ser to @ange ngentlig al
Srgonilt 2oumom blipe vipillet"
paa &lofferne. st @abiotur ct
onbragt / &loffetaarnet> og ST..
2ormonn er be6 &jGlp al 6ette /
stono til it10en for ct beltemt Sm=
raooe at operfgre cit bpilfen Iom
belit @elo6i pao @lofferne. Meper=
toiret for Sime%ilagsmelooierne Ell
ocrinro6 begrenoiet til 6 Solmer,
fporiblanot ~gor @1to fan er ioo
foit cit Borg, ~Deilig er Sor6en"
oa ~Mlr bpifer @arf og gnge". Ser
offmielle Mflebering bor funoe1
Gte6.
Sm Sc % @loffer, bpis @eltaure:
ring NH bar fun6et etc., ifrep STR.
&itbar6t / lin Sis ct itemnings.
fnlot Gigt. Set fit &la6s poa iel:
be &lofferne, Ser bber iom Sl1o:
ifrift berer ct Slim.
81 II t omobi II lDfft
y e6 S1oge1e. Do en- Ml1:
tomobil pe0 Mi6nat Sen 10. Sum:
tom fieren0e pe6 Sernbaneoberfjprs
len be6 6ienneslep, figrte Sen INF
moo Sernbanebommen og fprpngt'
6enne. S iamme 9ieblif TOM e1
@oosog fierenoe, og ga set life pa'
muligt at itan6ie Eoget paa Sen for:
tie Mfitan0, bep Mutomobiln grebe,
of Eoget. Ssreren flap uifaot, me:
bens Sc / &ognen pnren6e 3 Yoslo:
gerer blep boar0t iaare6e. Mlle fgr
tes meo Goget til Slagelie, men bel
Mnfomit ten BERTH bar SEN enc 500
to an6re bragtes til Gpgebulet
6Greren al set forulpf6eoe Mrltomo.
bill er &ognman6 6reoerif SsSenien
&ingiteo. &an erflerer, at fan ,,t>
Ser &ierslen bar bleoen generet q:
Faslagererne, men at ban oog baD:
De let 2Dgten paa @ommen. Ser
oq6e er 9lbanoler Sergenien, Sling
fteo. Sen enc al Sc iaareoe Ell
ftp. @iaitgiper &eter Mlmin6e ira
&ingiteo. San erflerer, at bor1 TN,
Mrbeiosmono Mtelien, bop0e facet
Sob til at fiere me6 fra Corp ii!
Slogelie. Mlle Busiogererne nor
itert bcruieoe, og Sprgenien, Sc:
loo bos @bauff6re11, genereoe jto>il
oenne og faite0e Jig, ga @ognen full.
De til at Doloe be0 SDerfj6rslen, ober
bam og fal0t 6erefter neo ober@ rent
fen, iaa at oenne life pirfeo., oa et
9ieblff efter ifete l1lpffen.
SDIIanb.
S S e Is M / II e ifal Scr
bDggeS Ell Strife. Gieren al @ols=
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Gcrae.

Gcrae.
. a brDl y
fcireoes Sen Ia. sSlni al @aaroejer
9omne6rogsman6 Sans &onlcn 90
@l,itru, @gng pe6 5lagelie.
Sn66 3 y c s
bej1ps . a g. &aa &allrn0=
borg Sernbaneltations @ooSefspeoi-
'tion er ser forepet Sn0bru0. Gppen
far, mc0e11s &ontoret oar luffet i
Miooagsitlrnoe11, l1rffet Jig in6 mes
|cn &opeonegle og 6erefter opbru6t
en- &engeifuffe og taget 6ens S110=
bol6, pmtrent 700 &roner. Mon
Dar intct Spor of Tppeu.
80 lerenM q fop=
g q a 5 bar / sen li0lte MaS=
neostio / @dpe 6rifirfe fu1ofprt fer=
ite Gel at ct &alfmoleri> iom ct NE
get ejenoommeligt og al flor Sfipi:.
be0. Set er Sen bi6elife 8eretnin0
ON Set, ser ifete / Seruialems Gent
pei / Sen Stl1n6, ga Seius opoc pua
&oriet ~6orbenget iplitteoc3
mi0t 40" JONI &l1nltneret fat
fremitillet.
&usl fe9a 5 III e II 5
Up ao 6 ereb aoe $ ~ g.
1T a 5 c. s Sl1tningen
'uf S1tli ginites Stereotype &1,s=
mmosifole of 1870 rl1siiife 9ano=
mGno. 2an6menoene, bpis 2e6er
er Sr. 2eepa, er til6els fra 9iter=
idprobtnierne. 9e ogter at itu6ere
oonif 9onobrug og pil efter 8elp-
get poa Stereotype beipge en- Gel ito-
re iiGllan0ife 2onobrl,g og Meie=
;rter.
81 pterie / &aIIp=
bD. Sen gomle Grn ifomono Ma6s
Nielien / GallebD, ser forIeoen bIep
1fuot iaaleoes, at man mistenfte
Dons Some for 9%robSforieg og o,<
DolSt benoe, bar forle6en / Sorbsr
bos &erre6sfogeo @artbaugen, @to=
%rdbeoinge. Me0ens fan / 8egpnoel-
, len antp0e6e> at set por @oren, Ser
bauoe ifuot bom bepoeoe fan MI,
lat bam piit bar ifl,ot Jig ielp. @a11
bar uoe / &apen for at ifpoe @fo-
Ser. &onen ii06er oog e>1o,ru orre=
iteret / &iege.
Stoten Mrpinq q.
en Gang / Gtlrter forl pan0t en-
gommel grfe / &rdnge, og man bar
iioen life faoet oplpit noget ON,
bpor bum er blepet. Son0ipnligpis
er BUN omfommet / en- nerliggen0c
Moie. @en6es gjenoele, 81. a.. ct
gommelt @us / &rplee, er III rea:;~
leret, og 1enoes Torn1l1e nogip
9erfter $4,000 &r., Ser i%onolynlig-
bis I'LL nil tilfol0e Gtotel1, oo FUN
life far Mrpinger / 2o16et, og e1:
Slegtni1g, Ser menes at bore re;;';
til Mmcrifa, biStil life far prret t.!
at finoe.
6 ~ 5 5 c r
/ al t II c I. Tpr6prel1c oper for
Denprrcnoe 9ireftpr @iele al S0eu=
le er ill,tte0e pg Mftcr,re tilltillc0e
|Stiftamtet. @ieie far til cgel1 Tor=
Del tilbenot Jig iolt St,36S aror1er,
berof fal0er 21,676 &roner poo
iollfe &efsler, peo bpilfe @onfernc
lioer ct Sob al $1,000 &roner. Mf
Eenge, Ser life er benpttc6e til eqelr
6oroel, men iurlie er meogoocoe til
n%1islpffeoc Observation-Disclosures
bar @ieie tiluenot Jig iolt 149, 725
&ro11er. Set CT oplpit, at Ser fol,o-
tes 81 folife Sefsler, al bpilfc Ser
ltoes Sab be6 Sc 8.
$ g ers aope. S Mnlco=
ming al, at &onil1l Mual,lt @ircb il
Nptorg bor opgibet lin Sitting lpn
britilf @icefpni1l / Npborg, blcp ser
I Den engelife Miniiters Stem / &jp=
be1rbobn oberraft bom1 ct progtfulot
Splp-S fripetei foriyl1et nre6 set
ergellfe Soobe1t og fplgen6e Snlfrip=
ton paa @ngelif:
SRA So. Storbritmnilfc Moie=
ltats &egiering til ST.. Mug,it
Meolcn al set ooulfe 6olfe-
ting, I set Rieblif, bal1 opgiper fit
St1lltng JONI brittle GicefpnjuI i>Nn=