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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

ago. Provision has been made i'm the
new law for making up this dcfcucv
10y submitting same 10 vote OF the
people. and DO may be improbable that
ciNlcns viii vote 10 increase thcir
taxes and insist that cts officials cur
tail Expenditures
The levy is not estimated I'm mills
ds under Tho conditions existing al
ths time. 30 is impossible 20 ascertain
the levy fri mills The several
amounts for thc different departments
are as follows
General fund purposes.......S 900
PUBLIC safety ............... fG nuu
D. ',.i' H'"I ........-.... 1888
Public service .-............ $1,000
Total .................. sf- -qg
sinking fund and interest s g.0Op
fircm"ns pension fund ..... 5000
Police pension fuud.......... 5000
''rind total .............. g,1.-as
Ih' message recommended Thar all
streets leading ont of The c.fr De-
GRADED and walks provided boo 900 main
hilh"ata. blt nof improved bv paw.
in- unless property oNusrs petition
stmo. recommended that movement
hn starr. fo organize chIIdran.s
p.afrrDurdr association. which rrrrn4
POO Do" thr most practical way boo other
cities
Tho indebtedness OF fho cffy iF "a
matter OFF concentration and shows
fho total fo 2..p.Gg2 90. outside of The
water works bonds OF 500. Ouu and
special asses mont bonds of sf..eGZ o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28
3S3UuMGNGSS
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The highest point Of woman IS hap
pines is reached only through moth
,fhood. 900 thc cIasping Of hor chiid
within hcr arms. Yet the mpfhcr. tl-
hc is often fearful Of natures ordeal
1nI shrnls from the suffering in,i-
dent to its coon ummatou. Hnt f.r
nature iIIa and discpmiorfs nature
provides frmcii,e. and iu Mothers
Friend is co. hc found % medicine Of
great value tpcverycv pcctlnt mother
10 ie a1 oily emulsion frr external
.nrrIoaiiou. composed Of ingredients
which act with Beneficial and raoth-
ling eject ou those PORTIONS Of tie
system Involved o. is intended %
prepare thc system for the crisis. ard
thus relieve. iu great part. The suffer-
ing through which thc mothcrr-uIly
passes Ih. regular u.c OF Mothers
Friend viii fcrI- amy mother iu tie
cDui0r italnrds before. and Tho help
iul restoration to health and strength
ii brings about after baby comes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

Annual Picnic.
Tho Sunday school OF tho First 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-28

the following new officers for the en-
suing six months: President, Miss
Louise Harbaygh: vice president.
Miss Lucille McKelvey: correspond
Inc secretary. Miss Sarah Futhey:
recording secretary. Marshall Davis:
assistant. Paul King: treasurer. Cecil
Haines: organist. Miss Edna White:
assistant, Miss Erla Kashner: uhers.
Edmund Flanders and Russell Jones.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
WILL GROW SUGAR BEETs.

The farmers in some portions of
Delta county are getting thoroughly
awakened to the subject of sugar beets
and many have already taken contracts
to plant from one to five acres each.
Supervisor Charles Gunderson, field
agent for the Menominee River Sugar
company, was i'm the Flat Rock settle
ment the other day and secured con-
tracts for eighteen acres. He reports
applications coming i'm from all parts
of the county. Farmers at Stonington,
Fairbanks, Garden and South Ford
River are planning to plant large
acreage i'm beets. The beets will be
shipped by boat to Menominee. The
long distance from railroads has pre-
vented the farmers in these localities
from doing much thus far, but some of
the enterprising ones who see the pro-
fits that are to come took the matter
in hand and by arranging for boat
/ shipment have made it possible to en-
gage in this profitable industry.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

ships supervisor ever since the organ
ization of the township and who was
defeated last week by John ]. Bellaire,
manager of the Wisconsin Land a
Lumber companys store at BlaBey,
has been arrested on the charge of vio-
lating the liquor laws 1t appears that
Prosecuting Attorney Hixson. who had
been at Blaney Saturday and had de-
parted from there that evening re-
turned to Blaney quite unexpectedly
Sunday morning on business and
found, il is said, such gross disre-
gard for the law governing the position
of curtains In the front Of the saloon
that he deemed it his duty to prefer
charges.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
TO GIVE UP POSITION.
Negaunee Man Has Voted for Every
Republican President.

John Downing, who has held the
position Of janitor at the Negaunee
city building for the past two years,
is one of the present office holders who
did not make application for reap
pointment at the council meeting this
week Following the death OF his wife
some ten days ago, he decided to give
up his position. and as soon as he is
relieved from his duties he will go to
his old home i'm Pennsylvania, where
he will visit for three or four months
with relatives. Mr.. Downing has
three brothers and a sister living near
oil City.
Mr.. Downing, who was one Of the
first furnace men to come to the upper
peninsula, first worked about furnaces
near oil City and he was married
there fifty-seven years ago. The fam
lily located at oil City some years be-
fore his marriage. and several of his
relatives have lived there continuously
ever since. After his visit i'm Pennsyl-
vania Mr.. Downing expects to go to
Washington for short stay and he
will later visit his sons, Case and
Henry on the Mesaoa range.
Mr. Downing, who is now well along
in years, has earned the vacation he Is
about to take. as he has been a hard
worker all his life. For three years
prior to taking the position of janitor
in the city building he was employed
, as fireman at the water works station,
doing work that many young men
could not stand.
Mr.. Downing is one of Negaunees
Oldest residents, though he has not liv-
ed i'm the city continuously since ne
first came here from Pennsylvania. He
came here in 1859 to take a furnace
Job, and he followed that work unit
some fifteen years ago.
Mr.. Downing is one of very few mev
in the United States who can say tha
they have voted for every Republican
president since the time the party
was organized, prior to the election
of 1856. In that year he cast his bal
lot for John c. Fremont for president
He voted at oil City. Pa, and fou
years later he was one Of three Re
publicans in Negaunee who cast thei
ballots for Abraham Lincoln. AZ tina
time The upper peninsula was largel
Democratic and there were very feN
Republicans to be found anywhere i
this region.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
CITY NOT RESPONSIBLE.

In an opinion recently rendered the
supreme court holds that a city is un-
der no obligation to remove either ice
or snow from the sidewalks The case
was brought to the tribunal by the
city of Sault ste. Marie, as a woman
who fell on an icy sidewalk in that
city and sustained broken leg had
recovered damages to the extent of
$500, in reviewing the case the su-
preme court holds that the judgment
should be reversed and new trial
granted
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
Buddhism and Animal Life.

II must be said of Buddhism that It
has left one indelible mark all over
India, China, and the east, and that
is the teaching of gentleness and
kindness to one another and to ami
mails. Buddha taught that life is but
a prolonged endeavor to escape from
suffering, and that. therefore. to
cause others to suffer is the unfor-
giveable sin-Price Collier in Scrib-
ner's Magazine.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
UPPER PENINSULA
FIOPERS WERE
BROUGHT BACK
ouprmINo MARRIED MAN RUNS
AWAY WITH YOUNG Wo-
MAN. BOTH HooTED
= slNAl sf "oo'

THE nearest approach to mob Vio-
,.nce that has been seen in lshpeming
for many years was the voluntary es-
oort Of several hundred people, In
a.,iob the feminine contingent was a
large one. that followed Sidney Vial
o, this city and Edith Cox, of Negau-
100 from the Northwestern depot to
Che city lookup. whittier they we're
,.nor nv Marshal Trevarrow yesterday
afternoon, says the Mining Journal
Vial will have to answer 10 a charge
of wife desertion and Miss Cox VIII
rrobably be arraigned as disorderly
nerson. They were arrested at Me-
nominee Wednesday.
If was noised about the city yester-
dav that they would be brought back
an the afternoon Northwestern train
and one of the largest crowds that mas
Gathered here in months assembled tc
Give evidence of it's disapproval of tho
couples conduct Most of the crowd
followed Marshal Trevarrow and MS
charges from the depot to the lookup
Kissing. hooting and catcalling at the
offenders.
Roth parties are well known In lsh'
peming and Negaunee. and Wars OF
fense is aggravated by the fact that M
has a wife and five children. He RAJ
away with Miss Cox about week ag'
and his wife was the complainan
against him. Vial was for two or three
wears a baggageman at the Soutl
shore depot. and the past year ma
been tending bar. He is about twen
tv-hve years of age, and his wife i
said to be about the same age. Mis-
Cox is a young woman. 1t is REGARDED
as likely that Vial will be bound owe
to the circuit court.
The arrest and return of the coupl
to Ishpeming caused furor of inter
est in the city.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

by the Royal Mail steam
Packet company today with the de-
parture of the liner Avon from this
city. The steamship will arrive at
Bermuda Saturday morning and sail
the same night for Cherbourg, where
she is due to arrive on April %,
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
INSTRUCTIONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO YOUNG MEN
AND PARENTS.

Will II. Boon. plumber of Calumet
has after numerous requests decided
to open an up-to-date plumbing trade
school for young men desirous Of
learning the plumbing business in a
Theoretical and practical manner, by
personal instruction to students. All
persons DESTROYS to grasp such an op-
portunity should apply by letter or
person to Will II. Boon, Laurlum,
Mich. all
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-An S-room house. WIN
modern conveniences, located on
Portland st, No. SO, near freight de-
pot. A special bargain If taken at
once. Apply Godfrey Johnson, Rup-
pes store. IL
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
TO EUROPE VIA BERMUDA.
New Steamship Service is Likely to
Become Popular

New York. April ia new steam
ship service to southampton and
Cherbourg by way of Bermuda was
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
LIQUOR DEALER ARRESTED.

c. e. Ebert. of Blancy, Schoolcraft
county, who had been Mueller town
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

TO RENT-Two sets of Offices in the
First Nat. Bank of Laurium Build
ing. one set with large vault in con-
nection. Inquire at Bank. m25
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Coat and pants maker.
Apply Julius Oznich, cor. Elm and
eth SITS. Calumet. tf
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

FOR SALE-1O-foot wall case. Oren-
stein Bros. Calumet. a-lS
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

FOR RENT-three rooms on Eighth
street, Red Jacket; All modern con-
Veniences, including bath, electric
light, etc. Rent reasonable. Apply PA
Eighth street. II
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

occupied Gy Metropolitan 'baI,'-r-
shop. 5th street. Apply upstairs.
a-l7
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

News Want Ads brlag results.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
WANTED.

.Roomer and mealers, 2O9
Sth st. Calumet. all
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

WANTEn-Glrl for general house,
work Apply Mrs j. T.. Fisher, ll6
Pewabic ST, Laurium. ale
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
FOR sALB-a12s Tunnel st.

FOR SALE--7-room house, 4OS7 Cone
st.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15

Apply Miss Dorsch, Dressmaker, 129
/ Csceola St, Laurium. ais
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

Ladies make shields S1.44 rcr dozen.
Material furnished responsible women.
stamped envelope for particulars. En-
pire Supply CO.. Dept. 7i2, Milwaukee
wis. u-15
The Calumet news., 1911-04-15
EMPLOYEES OF THE

Who wish to sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Land; who have rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited to advertise in this column
without any expense.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
&. Rasmussen pub. Co.
72O-722-72@ So. 9Th Street r,;n,e.,o,;. ,.:..

- Sen fpoerole @ranojl1rp, iom
lomle0es / 9ulutb Sen II. Suli, oil
life blipe forlangt' at u6feroige no.
gen SiltaIe mos 81. 9. s. 9umas,
MaDor at Gals Safe, onflaget iom
Mnfprer for en- 6orbrpoerbonoe /
set norolige Minneiota, So @egie-
rtngens l1noeriggelie al benne Mffa-
re, JON bar boft iaa flor Opiigt / set
norolige Minueiota, for %gootgiort,
at sagen lite fan fgres / Set 81
itrift. Det bleo oerfor beiluttet al
foranore 3lmnen. Mimeiota er mes
6enipn til Gorene6e Gtaters Cont
.itole self / flere 0iitrifter, og for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
1toenfor ajpbcnbapn.

Zperpo: Gnfe Same Sprgi11e
9anien. Sr0rup: @rosi., 6abrifant
9boroalo gllebpe. @aspGrfsarbej-
Ser g. G%briiteniens @l1tru Soban=
II. 9pn9bp: 6bp. 5folebeitprer 6.
,Mgllers @ultru @eoepig. 9otten=
borg: Staloforpagter q. g. 9ari lens
&uitru Sobonne. @e6bef: Gon=
itance &enriette @obn. @jortei pri1g:
Sfomoger &c. 6l1noers @l1ltr11 ao-
rem Sophie. Niels Beef Sprge1len.
|Srf. Soo Marie @amarn. Orbrllp:
@nfefru Sngebor9 Mntbon. @elle-
lrup: 2anomano Sergen Setter ei1.
|Sellerg6: ellen @etrine Sprgenien.
iMpfigbing S.: 6bp. Drejermeiter
Safob &er0rif 2spitrem. @esielg:
&%areelliit Ssrgen Mielien Storm.
&%arlebierg: S6mrer Ssrgen &eter=
fen. Gale: @usnnanb Sans 2arlen
.Sbenie:: &arel1 &iritine Sacobier
@arper S. Storpban. Munslep;
. ltngfarI Heter Nielien. &osfiloe:
abom 9uouie Golleien. slogelie:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
Diseonf1a.

= Sen IA. Suli ct forelpbig Be-
for @jemienoelie al 8iscon=
iil1s 9egislotur. 0enne 8eltemn1el-
lie blep toget pes en- &onferer1ie mel
lem @lnerner Mc@obern og Speaf=
er ssngram. Ser er enDnu 15O 6or=
flag, lom fife CT blepet forelagt GU,
bernpren. Speaferel1 penteoe, at Sis
ie alle nil pare @l,pernpren ib9rSs
inben lioite 2gr6ug. @lrperneren BIZ
Sc ioaleoes bape iefs Sage til at
operpeie 6isie Bills.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14

at fere Sag moo EN- Mano / ct 81
thrift maa 6orbrpbelien pare begaaet
Der. nnoeriggelier, iom Holtinlpef-
tererne Srmsbp og @ugoal bor fo-
retoget, bier, at ser moatte proceoe-
res moo bam | ct an6et Diitrift enc
bet fprit planlagte. Sen f%ontngne
Joronoring bill uoiatte %l1oIteoelien
at Mnflogen for en- 5t6, % oeriom
ben nogeniinbe fremfommer, oil set
|blipe ! 6ergus Sails. Sfelge Sore
neoe staters 0iltriftsaopofat @oupt
;bil &egieringen afpente ltofal6et -af
|Statens Sag moo 9r. G11mas, ier
l6en ifrioer in0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
: Mopor emil @eioeI i MiIuau-

- V(QDOr GInn SetOel I NltlDQu.
fee bleb SEN 4. SS11li forbr9not / N1t,
ligtet ueo at 2uert flammeoe op fra
ct @aspormeapparat, lom ban pilbe
tanbe / Sooerum1met. gienbrpnenc
blep ipeoet al. % ser CT flere
@ronolaor / Nniigtet. Saarene CT
bog life alporlige, % Maporen fun
Be bore tilboge / lit &ontor efter ct
Har Gage.
= So Srogtpogne, looeoe me0
9pnomit, ser itoo paa ct sioeipor
beo Giles, blep iioite l1ee lat i
@ang peo en- frp9telig &in0itorm og
lob op a6 &opeolinien netop iom ct
Tasiasertren fra Mellen fom ino
moo Stationen. Ser ifete en- So
lis1ion mellem9ofomotibet % Tragt=
bognene, JOIN blep bel%faotgeoe, men
Der inotraf ingen Gfsploiion.
= sberiff Sobn &aocliffe al
eagle &iper bleo ifl1ht / Gonooe::
1ors0og liOlte l1ge, me6ens bon
iegte at orreitere to Stolienere, ser
(bapbe brepet bpib S%lapebonbe! /
&binelanber. @ar op6e npl1e Nay
Sen tioligere sberiff Sobn &a!rie,1,
bleb ifl1ot / begge Sen. 0mtrc;,t
200 Manb UNDER 2eoelie al Sberiff
Grofot at @inelanoer, iamt ct Sob
bel @lo0bunoe iottes paa Sogt efter
6orbrpberne, lom blep poogrebne /
2groags.
= Sobn Gict5 bar facet ,,0ieroi=
get CT ~@rit Of error" / @ebano-
Ting al Sen Sag, iom en0te meo, at
bon blen bpmt for Morbet poa De-
putp Sberiff Oscar @arp. Sets
ororen bleo uolteot al CONNER Sobn
@inslom, @isconiins @pjelterets
Hreiibert. Me@en1a al Tono Oh
Sac, 9iet5's Sagfprer, nil 1oorbejoe
Ell Sill Of grceptions", iom nil BIZ
be forelogt Hettel1 l,1oer ben5 Ssol11,=
artermin. 9eriom Ell gunitig Stem
oelle afgipes, pil Sen anoen &c.
banoling at Sagen finbe Steo /
Maj.
= S @ronb 92apios er olle les-
gaaen0e Su110e, lnm life far Mu1;S=
furp, beor0rct lfll0t. Gn. @llr1o til
berenoe Girls @ogen begpl1ote at te
Jig iom gal, % fpr man oritoo
'SDgoomrne1, boube Sen bibt flerc
/ Nabolaget og ienere @oge1s
lille Sen. 0pr @u1Oe1 funbe fon.
ges, bapbe Sen bibt Mrs. guge11e
So1es @aunoen % Socf @errp /
aneet. 9pret blep oerpua orebt,
og 6ets 9ope0 ienot til Maoiion for
at unoeribges. Mutboritetcrne blep
pr. Telegram %unoerrettet ON, at
S1tnoen bapbe Ganolfref. Sc ire
iom bleb biot, er ollie BE
bet ienbt til Chicago for at bebono=
lee.
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5onoerjvllano.
SzaAsas

en- lrrb Hr9 t. Holt.
Mielien / Softlu11D bar D1l II. sunni
toaet filolofilf 9oftorgrao / Grlan=
gen i 6iloiofi, @noo9oaif og os1
npere &,,nlt @iitorie Cioen 1900
% meo Ell Mffnnoling ONT Sen ban=
ife iStlnlnf &%ierfegaarO.
6 enDom 5 q | q. SEQ Ell
guftipn oper @e11r1ing MepboHs
RentegaorD / Syrup bleu Sbnmlc1
fra 8ool1eo og IF. Scbiitt fra Soft=
luno bpieltbpoenoe me0 10000 @}f.
Germeb er 3 Gjenoomme, iom fin
for nuret uolo9t 2 Nar ionn &el1=
tegoorbe, igie1 pua an0re 9pnoer.
- Mathios 9rl,un fra llltr.tp
bor lolet Ston1parcellen al @iarup-
I1,n6 / @orslung &onu1ne til &e9ie=
rinqen. Gienoomme11 er paa 81
Seftorcr. Nriien err l1befjenot.
6 term q | c. Sitter CT Ell
al Be gomle &eteraner bleueu bjeln=
fol0t, nernlig Souribs &anlen 2uno,
Ser / fine liblte 2epeoar far boet
Nl1rlp. 2a,1rios 2lu1D baooe gjprt
T%elttogene meo / 4S-49-50 lom
Mrtillerilt. s mango Nar leueoe fan
pao lin lille 2onbeienbom / Allerup /;
men flptteoe for 3 slnr lioen til Hu=
rlup, .bpor hon tog Sp5olb hos lin
Sen. 2l1no oprlebe 9ier,1e reO lug
oomsminberne % &rigsoarene. San
:hprte I'll en- al SEM, for bpem Dor
San fbeos 8eporeli lie er Ell SipsAg,
90 bon gjoroe pgiaa lit til, at for
Sc gomle, JONI falot, er Ser mt opcr=
olt", ioet fan op0rog i'm Sgn til at
traoe / 6pore11es 6ooipor. 9lno
blep IS Mor.
&eoa Sc t. + 0 b
rpp Spnoer fplote Sen %. Stunt
60 Mor. Sfpprpp 1tarteoe / 1882
"GeHlespigif Sioenoe", Ser mart iii
Ell betpoelig 29iefre0s, men / 1885
hep llauet iammen mes u6lens5orl
Mpis",s BOG iaaleoes, at Settles,
niqif Gioenbe" pebblep at nere5fou'
reps @ienoom. 6oruoen i'm betpo,
ningsfuloe j%ournaliitiife &irflombe>
bor sfoprep npret liter9re Snteres.
Ter. Sans i%er6eripblfe 6ortellinger
Ser Si6 efter an0en er blepet offent
liggjorte i sprogforeningens Mmo
naf, preges al gpner til at iagtta
&c og ifil6re o9 nil iiffert beDare Ell
fremtr9oen6e &lobs / mooerne Jpn
berjp6f 9iteratur. 0e er u0fomme
/ gogform. @foprpp bar paa III
6O-slors 6pbielsoog ct tort Mrbeio
at lie tilbage poo; men set bar iff
giort jam gommel. Sans egte oa11
tie 2une, ION fommer for 9agel
baabe / sfrift og Gale, giper Saa
ON, at ban enonu i mango Aar mo.
itao paa lin @oit,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-14
- @roslerer 2uopig @erleme-

@rogfrer 2ubpig 8erleme-
Mir er afgaaet ueo De6en / &ipben-
doom, omtrent "a Mar 9ammel. Sen
oibgoe bar oprinoeIig 4jsbmano /
&oIoing, men grunologoe for 80 Mar
lioen / &ipbenbopn en- 9ros=Torret=
ming / @los.
Sip. 9o1ostin9smano, Gro-
prieter Gbriltop]er @onien al Cole
poo, er afgoaet pes Gsoen, Il aar
eommel. Sen ofoeoe bar fra 1898
til 1902 Meolem al Sanostinget.
Son bar oesl,oen / en- lang 4orref=
fe Meolcm uf S6enie Mmtsraoo %
6orligsfomisiGr.
6 em6o a 9. &ro=
prietnr Sub. @oeien al 21ter=@ieiten
bar lolgt i'm Gienoom %r@illesbolm"
til @oaroeier @br. Anoerien al
Mlfop Morf for $4,000 &r.
- rMellerupgooro" pes @illeleje,
@artforn 1874 1or., Mreol 17s
Sbr. 2ono, or at 9anobrl1gsfanoi0at
q. Miebelien iolgt til Gaoroens
%nl1perenoe Torpo9ter, =. u. Sl1bl,
for 100000 ar. meo Ell fontont l1o=
Detailing al 10000 &r.
- Zen lnber @prslep GODS be-
renoe gicnoom rSejnbusgoar0en",
&ongelfop og &irfelfop meo melle.n=
lieeenbe Suite er lol9t til $s,u11ng>r-
meter y. Sc &eergooro, 6aorepeile.
@ienoommen bor ct iomlet Sillig=
eenoe al ca. no Sor. 9ano, bporaf
375 Sbr. 2onb Sfnp, ug er ifploiat
for Nger og gngs @ortfprn 81 Sor.
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A1innefota.

= Gen 1rpe Stots=9op, ion iur=
bpoer sGgtcifob meller1 Splfen0e=
bern, nil life blipe bel Jet / pisie
&reole. So Hor ira Moro 9afota
inOfanOt Jig bos Sfriperen / Glop
Gountps Giltriftsret forle0en for at
rotage Notwithstanding, og oo
Sc poa Spergsmaalet, ON Sc bar
bel lngteoe, iparebe ia, nGgteoe Sfri=
pcrer at 1!blteoe 8epilling.
= Al6rtg / Ma16s Mirbe bar
Mpli1gen al piloe Seer / Set 1nr0lige
Minnei ota paret ioa rig iom iaar.
Ser CT loa ltore Masi er Scr, at en-
Sienbe0el al slplen life pil blipe ms
bpltet. Circumference og 8luobnrerc
ct life mobne enbnu; men Sorohu=
rene CT paa lit beolte og poa fine
steoer / lige iaa ltor Masie og ligc
iaa ltore og ioitige iom Sc planteoe
9nr.
= 9lop0 Carlton % bons @uitrl,,
al 9emi0ii, ser por anflagebe fp:
at bope brGbt Mrs. Cartons So
Ser, @eter .. Ne1te, blep i 2eroogs
al en- Surp / &arf &apibs erflGreoe
for life ifploig / 6orbrpoelien, ioet
Sc. bapoe bnn0let / Selpforlpar moo
SEN gamle Manb, ser bar meget bi0-
Jig % bapbe truet me0 at 6rGbe Sem.
Carlton og bans &uitru blep itrafs
lat / 6ribe6 og nenote tilbage til oe=
reg Stem / 8emi6ii.