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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior
L. s. Land ONCE at Phoenix, Arizona
April 10, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Cynthia
Bohmfalk, OF Bisbee, Ariz., who, on
July II, 1905, made Homestead Ell.
try, No. 032s7. for 1-2NW II,
n 1-2SW1-4. Section 13, Township "a
S, Range "A E, G & 8 r Meridian,
has fled notice OF intention 70 make
final five year Proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described, DC
fore J. d. Taylor, Z. s. Commission.
er, at Bisbee, Ariz., on the END dss
Of May, 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Arthur Armstrong. OF Warren. Ariz
James B. Smith, Of Lowell, Ariz.
August 7. Schlaudt, OF Lowell, Aria
Milton c. Swan. Of Lowell, AriZ.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register
1875
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15

Maurice d. Whelan, OF Bisbee, Ariz.
John +. Peace. Of McNeal Ariz.
J. Park Emery, OF McNeal, Ariz.
Isaac Bailey, OF Lowell, Arfz.
FRANK II. PARKER.
Register.
$50
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15

MISREPRESENTATION offers un.
limited opportunities for business TO
classified advertisers. "A recognized
advertising medium is the Daily
and Tri-Weekly Enterprise, pub
lished at NObIesyille. and carrying
the largest amount OF classified bus
mess in that section. The Enter
prise covers Hamilton County thor
oughlX, and is the medium TO
use to get results Rates. 1-2 cent
per word; s insertions for the price
Of ). Nothing taken under 10c.
Address THE ENTERPRISE, No
blesYille. Ind. 524.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15

Mrs. r. MCKINNEY dressmaker.
makes and remodels all grades OF
gowns and wraps. over 20 years
experience. Can give best of ref
ereLces as to reliability. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed 96 B. Youngblooi
Hill Phone ~. n.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior.
U. s. Land once. Phoenix, Arizona.
April Is, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert
p. Verbeck. OF Warren, Arizona, who,
on March &c, 1907. made Homestead
entry. No. o3s7s, Tor S.w.k, Section
II, Township "a s., Range "a T., G.
{: S. r. Meridian. has died notice Of
intention to make final i've year
proof, TO establish claim 10 the land
above described, before J. ID. Taylor,
U. S. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Ari.
IONA, On the first day OF June, 1872.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Norman F. d. Nichols, OF Bisbee
Arizona.
James B. Smith, OF Warren, Arizona
Albert j. Swan, OF Lowell, Arizona.
Gus Hardt, OF Bisbee, Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register
l91
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STENOGRAPHER desires work dur
ing evenings and Saturday after
Moons Rates reasonable. Phone 1873
or address Box lj1 SO.
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For Sale miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-2 room house With u
without furniture Is JiggcIyllle
ia
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Miscellaneous

NICE. clean cool rooms at The Golden.
~
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notwithstanding packed and
stored. BroolSs-Cooper Fur Co.,
Phone 34l IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15

FOR SALE-EGGS AND POULTRY
Day old chicks; hens and pullets,
all breed. Also chicken and turkey
eggs for Matching purposes. Write
for prices. Address,
Marshall Humphrey, 49, " Central
Ave, Phoenix, AriZ
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-15

FINE MICH cows for sale cheap
For Information write Box 9, ct
David 3f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
Y',UNKhOlVh,
WINS ESQ IR0I
(Continued From Fifth Page.)

CONTINUED From Firth RAGE
Search Last, 5. b. Porter g
Easter Besure. b. b. (Mariner) 10
Tommy Direct, b. h (NerrtlD.. s
Kinlight, b. m. (Macey} $1,000.
Time Of heats--7.lz Ia. az 1-4'
I'll 1-z.
second racs s:so trot: purse SEQ:
Billy, b q (CanfeAt). .--......-.
Brush u. n 3. tGc0rath) Z
Guy Nellie, b. n. (Kirley).....
Tim Redd. b. . (Nacev) $1,000.
Stormscud. ch. h. (Sumr1ers)..
Major Hart (BassS -.......... e
Bobolink, br. 3. (Roset.
Time OF heats-3:2z l-4s z.ls Is
.:2e. -
THIRD ssce-z.2s pace; purse $500:
Mary Ellen tCubin1 ....--. I /. !.
Ward Bar. b. b. (lGcGrath) 49,. 2
ABBY Wfitondale. b. M (Reese) = ,
The Beauty Patchen. b. b. (Aditch-
elll :
Izsdy Wcsath. b. N. (Bassl ..... .
Narearet Burma b. m. (GunetD a.
rlnA az haets-9:3o 1-4.- AT -
s:l7 Ia.
Yuurth raoe-<wo year-olds. purse
SsSe. distaaee 4ye and . bali furionss
-Uncde Obie. liz {Kirschhaum). hrsf'
Spring Up, i3l (Adams). second: Brush,
s1la fFergusson). third. Time, EOS 4-s.
Blitx. Doc Tracy also ran.
Faffh rane-foe all ages tllnt hAve
nm and not won IT the meeting. hve
furfongs, purse $.5o-Takaa,irs. III
(dewis). Arst; Deduction. 1le (Denni-
sonl. second: Galinda, 100 (Chepeil.
third. Time. 1902. Grafa. Silver Locks.
Thstis. Geld check also ran.
sixth race-the King Corn Steepie-
L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
FlJlT|lI NIX
coaclses Hold No serlmmage II
First ElsvsnNat UnivsrsiEy.
Signal Psaesiss.

Eapeeiai 70 fhs 13mss-DlsDateA1
ChariottssviliA Va. oessbss 1es-Ths
,na1ssnnss Asax which prevailed -
iAay 'prevShteA vlssiaiA's sasbily lset-
j1ali eleven from engaging N : sexim-
0aSs. though . Aaif-Asssn oeaAhse
stgsEe - ,has9 ssaAy 70 watch ~ nss
Acfien Hilly cloth. one u the best
!esntres ever ~ visginis. jotne1 ths
Ieesehing saual 49, 1ssetse M tlDe
~ the guards and centre asn. Carts
Ills Bennett Looked after the tackles
while Head Coach Elliott and Or. AsA-
dug drilled the ends.
Bennett ana 0leth sxpreassA thsn-
saeases ~ very SAvosshay fDDre0s1
with several Of the eanAiAAfsA sssae
Brown. The giant Farsow - coming
fast and II looks nowls u ~ might
land . berth. on the varsity. Maiden
Il absorbing the Amer points ~ the
game and viii NO doubt be . nxtare
n tackle. 0resn.s from the Eviscopa1
tdigh School, 10 sxhtbitdng knoW1eAgs
Of the sport ana n using hls 1ee
pounds - good aAvenfa9ex while tne
quartet Of coaches mentioned above
was giving inAtviapai atfsatioa 60 shs
regulars Dr.. NsR and Rice warren hal
charge OF the two scrub teams In .
serimmaGe that lasted over . half.
hour. The hattie resulted IN . draw.
neither 61do bo1ng able to score. Ine
work Of the men on the Aefspstys was
Of . high order. the backs generally
being throws f,r loss Mother Geai
was seriously thfsatcnsA. COismaa. .
likely candidate for half hsck. Vas
alightly injured. being accidentally
kicked on the head
In the long siEnAl practice n which
the varsity engaged Captain ToA1 was
played at half back. his old position.
Hts place 1T quarter back was taken
~ Randolph. who has boan sdtaeaaytng
3 lot OF ginger In the past fortnight.
just what Is the exact sighi0cance ~
this change IL not known. Blanchard.
the big CoIgats hnsman. SD 0ooch.
last years quarter. were both ab0ent
from practice TO-DAY ana viii probably
be ont Of the hne-up for some tinse.
due TO additional injuries received. In
yesterdays lively scrlmmase Blanchard
hurr his shoulder aud knee. Cooch
now. has two bum ankles
Landes. Of the 6rst string. Was back
In togs to-day and sh ,uld be heard
from from now on Virginia has three
games shead in the next ten days
Hampden-S sidney on Saturday. South
cAroIina on Monday ana virginh III
ltary Institute the following Saturday.
Tho list OF erfppleG At Virgins II the
largest In recent years at this sta8e
Of the season. since the varsity has
met no teams Of consequence.
The new concAeO In this week 6e-
plcrs the fact that the eleven has such
= moor schedule. Virginia should have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

mammoth. ana Wood. the marvel.
hook up for their second duel The
grand old s6opA'' has disappsawed up
the trail. There's nothing left but two
ball ciuky throwing al science to
winds and lighting blindiy, madly.
savageIy. reeling on. with shattered
nerves, to the championship Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

fgpee3ai - Ths Timss-DtgDsseh.1
Z csarsDeoa. Va. oceebsr Ma Dssety hsns
eedding teek Dlaee n clasanssaf - Wsd-
sssaay nigbe IT the home d 1rA mics xar-
rell, when her 6snghtsr. Hias Asse NaeoA-
Yeike. bseams thD BRIDE sf Dea5aM1A 1Aeo-
osre DsassneE, Of this Dlsee- The esse1say
vaa psrfpsueA ~ Rev. Chasses = Dsaaheo.
e Perssnaufh- Ni0 6usle rAsTsll. sistsf ss
~ brs6e. was ma1d o. hsoee. asl WIflla1l
Oeaensr, brother Of the Sroem. Best man
1fr. asa Ma Deissner left On the night
Auae for peints North and Wsst sod WIN b
a1ter Octebsr n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
Ql[

<Ccnt3aae1 14e1 xSe1b
AAss sraAbsa -
eram rssxil1s ~ nnvs xall1.s4 =
unhullsa ire 60 49, inpe1
AsfaidAd haseban 6ta1tateslo. s; 81 81 r.
They tied en> GAzDs - sna6e
another, on the vary ersst -
HUI. while the HlautsaAn swsve S0( +
sting and the tsansn tan1nG, !;
must have bsen soothinG aSSl1l
sonorous beverage for Tho AeCsai @
After which and ~ tolEsn o.
Il might be wen TO remark thax f
gussser Of : all things thAk-be u1|
made the red-hosed brigade N
on favorits either nunked On -
or else Belongs 20 the family 4
nsvss mind that 1t begins wtth ~
"a. and ends with the serpsntios nk1z
Der Of the alphabetical family. va
When two clubs are evenly nsateh
q - nearly evenly matchsA = y
humauly possible 70 match thssn.
thsr IL an odda-on fayorite. H1G4z
now the score stands evsn-sysn ~
more ways than one. Each club. IT.;
Red sox and tho Giants. has wen R
gams. Both featured In . hair-ra1e11:
haart-rachanG slsyen-tnning Tia
3snaively the Giaats have . sltghG
On their Bostonian fyiAnds.
stvsly these same BostOntAA 1E1qM
have an edge on the G4aotA $SsS
In othsr words. thsy stand nos -
where they did ct the beginning, 60
cept that both teams have had N ey&s
portunity TO sixs uD and 9augs
strength Of each. Aaotdcl
III Of the fingers Of both tesne
had . chance u show. Wood b4E
Tesreau, ana win have another cn41
to-day. 90 1t 10 predicted. - ~ 49,
same thing. NathewsOn heIA Hn4e
Collins and Bedient 10 tie. AarQuM
won over O'Brien, with thu same 49,
emit helping out In the closing e4q
ter. There you are.
In the three games played the Ci41
and Red Sox have scored sxAet1J II
same number Of runs. eleveh. II
Gianta have made twenty-six >httl IL
against Boston's twenty-three. =
Tin 90 slight that u - well-niah -.
ligfble. Despite the fact that AeAe$
sively the Giants have showed BE- 3
in the leyee. they are stiu t1ed y
their less wobbly frtends- pOeo r.
show that BOSTON Il : Legitimate 60
on favorite7 sss: Issss@
Indeed. the Giants defanntye1yS
least, have mot played mp 70 nsa1 w.!
form. Moreover. the men lea1t I'd
pected to err have been the 49,
make openingy Tor Aa1eak
al thia n 1t not ren1ouAD19 go @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

s:24 srot. ,s3o-Red ProdisaI 8: Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

f0pOoon1 . IT, 1JWo0-D9Do1eA-J
ReenSsntoA Va, Oceober A-41O xoe
Ws,esa. he ysuuouse laaOA1sf ee Ceseosa
81 HR Charles G. W0DsA. g 49, Va&sy.
asar ehiD cisy, go 4 I. 0sahaD. . sesev1
q eeoes C01nsy. - 0nee. ~ uersee
- nieAs 1. BIue1ss9, ~. Va. 80 Tn tAsu
Desu3ne sur nosn0su4 wasss 80 wsll e.
I'D - Oea1B -
Ns1 WuUa = . 0so4uoee q ~ VIVA
yanx9o Onu~us e WyeAsvSrla. Va
A. q Quounu1vO eS1D Bo9e ~ w0 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
Fashion, Supplen'enf

The TmesD Dispatch will ossy. On
s.xt sunday abeautful|y illustrated fasl16on
.uDplemeut. showing the styles for sp-
nrnechimr Autumn Season The. mee
wh;ch viIi be printed in colon. WI
70 evrrv woman ssadw q The
patch.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
QUARTET CAN
CERTAINLY Sing

one of the musical treats Of the year
was given the students OF oahu Col
lege when the MacWatters Quartet of
Boston gave several selections at their
assembly this morning. The quartet
appeared to pf "tlcular advantage in
humorous ana its Dried Apple Pies"
brought down the house. II took three
encores to satisfy the student audi
enCc.
MIR. Thomas proved himself reader
and impcrsonator of the first order.
His impersonation of an old man who
whistles whenever lie says the letter
$ was screamngly funny Paul Re
vere's ride In Swedish dialect kept the
audience laughing from start to finish.
The quartet win give its big popular
concert at the Y. NJ. G. A. this even
ing II has arranged a program of its
best standard and humorous quartet
numbers, with solos and duets by in
dividual members. Mr. Thomas will
give several Representations which will
please the crowd immensely. Tickets
are 80 cents to all parts of the house
and are on sale at the Bergstrom Music
Co, Crossroads Bookshop and Y. NJ.
G. a. There are no reserved seats. and
the concert will begin ut S:l5.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
HOOGS MAY Go
TO CONVENTION

Hawaii may have an unofficial rep
resentative at the Republican Nation
al Convention mt Chicago In the per-
son of William II. Hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogs expect to go to
the coast within few days for the
wedding Of their son Frank. which
will take place in California. They
will go to Portland for the Rose Fes-
tival there, and Mr.. Eloogs, as chair
man of the Promotion Committee
will represent that body at the Port.
land carnival.
I'D certainly like to go to Chicago
and it's very possible SHALL" said
Mr.. Hoogs this morning. ITS going
to be an unusually interesting con-
vention."
Hoogs was prominently mentioned
as Il possible delegate from Hawaii
to the convention, but was away Oh
an extended business trip when the
local convention was held.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
CITY and COUNTY
POLITICS Begin
TO BUBBLE
Continued from Pnae y

the horizon. One of the most promi.
nent of these Is likely to be Charles
q. Bartlett. Bartlett is looked upon
on all sides as an entirely capable
man and will certainly have very
strong support in the Fourth District,
with plenty OF following in the Fifth
as we'll. He looks like very prob.
able success should he decide to make
the race, and many of his friends
think he will.
Carlton G.. James, from the other di.
rection in the city, is looking for a Su.
pervisorial toga. It is rumored James
Is a Kalihi man and has been promi.
nent as secretary of the Republican
Central Committee. lie was quite act.
tive In the Taft League.
Jim Quinn wants to come back.
After two years of watching the fight
from the side-lines, Jim has decided
that the City and County can well af.
ford to have his services for another
term, and If he should arrive" he
would doubtless be after his old place
as chairman of the Streets Committee,
where he made record that he points
to with pride.
rsillltI OtuNulHbtlB' WIN NuS but W
the winners in the notable fight in tie
Eighth Precinct of the Fourth District
that was stirred up by Lorrin An,
drews, is talked of for Supervisor also.
Should Schwarzberg be able to ar.
range his business affairs to get time
for the duties of City father. he
might become an active candidate.
OF the present list of Supervisors,
none would refuse reelection. and
most of them are in very receptive
mood Arnold Is certain to be an ag.
gressive candidate, say some of his
fellow-members, and Low will be hot
on the trail of denomination provided
he doesn't go cunning for bigger
game. Amana, Kruger, Murray,
Dwight and Mcclellan, the latter a
Democrat, may all be looked upon as
candidates for reelection.
Low cherishes a bee in his bonnet
about the Mayoralty job, and II chance
favors him, he will campaign for this
position. Low has also been mention.
ed as a possible candidate for Sheriff.
A. NJ. Brown, present Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney, has been mentioned
as the man who could go to the polls
and beat Jarrett for the Shrievalty
but according to good information
| Brown is not willing to make the race.
Just how strong jarrett will be is un'
certain, as 1t is still too early to say
whether or not Jarrett and the Nc
Candless faction will really reconcile
their differences and work for each
other. 7RS
It's hardly time yet for much activ,
ity in the legislative campaign. Many
businessmen around town are talking
of possible business candidates" for
the Senate and the House but little
definite is Undertaking..
The fact of the matter is that the
uncertainty over the Governorship sit
uation is keeping local politics in a
very nebulous state. Until it's settled
whether or not Frear is to retain ms
seat, there will be a lot of political
ambitions, large and small, kept under
, cover, and no matter which way tn,
, appointment is decided, some of the
! aforesaid political ambitions will have
to stay under cover.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
Colonel Is Getting Altogether
Too Active to Suit
Opponents.
BY c. S. ALBERT.)

especial II ul ! e In Correspondence
WASHINGTON. u. c., Apr 1.-Col-
onel Theodore Roosevelt of oyster Bay
g. now admittedly in the race for the
Republican Presidential nomination.
His candidacy Is no longer a joke or
a forlorn hope. II is a positive. real
force that must be met and Teckoned
with at THE Chicago convention.
This stern Il unpleasant realization
followed the eventful week which be-
gan with Illinois and ended with Penn
sylvania. The fact that Colonel Roose-
welt swept Illinois by 10000. or some
such trifiing majority, did not greatly
worry the TAFT managers. 1t was
charged up to local conditions and
the Lorimer case II did not bother
anybody much II the colonel did pick
up bunch Of SO delegates.
when Pennsylvania came humping
along tossing up a bonus Of 100000
for Roosevelt 1t was a different mat
ter. The humorous side of the situa-
ton disappeared. II was no time for
merriment or laughter. A throng of
dark-visaged Glooms, with elongated
whiskers, settled down on the White
House. President Taft went into Sc
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03
TAFT men FAIL TO SEE
HUMOR IN ROOSEVELT BOOM

cmphatiCany denied the stories that
Colonel Roosevelt il drinking himself
to death and said there was nothing
at all to 1t.
Not q "Sold South"
The apparent certainty that West
Virginia and North. Carolina were
swinging into line for Roosevelt add
ed To the somhcrness of the situation
The tart people tried to find cOnsula
ton in the fact that little Delaware
came up with six delegates and con-
necticut seemed to be all right. But
the crumbs Of comfort were rather slim
as compared with the result in Penn
sylvHnin
All the Democratic politicians re-
jOiCed with Senator Dixon. They were
delighted" to see Colonel Roosevelt
taking an advanced position in the Re
publican race They figure that he
win be much easier beaten at the polls
In November than President Taft. or
some dark horse. Besides all else they
invariably derive intense satisfaction
from rumpus among the Republi
cans. a big split in that party would
contribute to Democratic victory.
The la Toilette followers alone fail
ed to obtain some joyousness from the
results in Pennsylvania. They stuck
to their woOdsawing and said wait
until the fight Is ended.
Governor Wilson was again placed
well to the fore in the running 10y his
clean sweep in the state of standpat-
tiers and high protection. lie had FOR
weeks been tagging behind and per-
hitting Champ Clark to walk OFF with
the persimmons.
The landslide was also the signal for
renewed eXcrtions and activity. Tn,
Roosevelt managers banked on the
fact that the triumphs In Illinois and
Pennsylvania would have beneficial
effect on the weakened and many
doubtful districts would fall in line
They hustled forth to nail down these
doubtful constituencies. Col. Roose-
welt in person hoped aboard train
and rushed to Nebraska. lie took the
stump there and urged the voters OF
that commonwealth to jump ON his
bandwagon before all the seats were
taken. He proceeded across the river
into Iowa and told the same yarn.
Typewriters Busy.
The wielders of typewrters took VI
their deadly weapons and the output
of campaign gun achieved new high
record, 1t BECAME matter of win OF
die with the Taft folks and of throw
them over the ropes while they are
grOggy with the Roosevelt faction.
The suggestion of a dark horse can.
didate for the Republicans has beer
renewed, but with less force and eff,
feet than prior to the recent primaries
The declaration Of war by the Taft
managers rather put u quietus on thi'
line Of conversation. The time has
past for n. discussion of that PROPOSE
ton. Mr.. Taft feels that he SHOULD
he the person to either engineer tn,
party to victory or defeat. He mus
bear all the blame for the present adj
ministration and he thinks the peopl,
should be permitted to pass upon IT.
character at the polls.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-03

For running down a horse with n
record Of 2:l2, Jacob Solar. n West
Hobokcn autoist. mus pay $1,000 to +.
a. Campbell.
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u~oqen9ans bar iee:. en- penlig 5iIicn
til ale De aieubte, iom maaife lGier
bette. &c. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Oarsler.
Snrcaes syuruohsclieScpuc.

Haar Dc arailfanife SnSionere,
iom Dor pna Gerne langs aniten al
Chile, uil ptbe, ON Scr er lloiigt Ill
mutt 8eir fargcr De en- ipregen
Slcg5 Sanofrabbe, iou iorcfommer
Der / itore WGngber, % hoiS Sfal.
Ter err Den 8rab isliomnle o~uerfor
enbOer 6oranoring / atmoifGren,
at 0iSie Tpr er at 6etrogte ligeirem
iom Ell Slags pnroren0e garometre.
: tort 8eir er Sfaaen nPiteu boib,
men iooinort Der fomner Gitgtigbeo
I 2uiten, ptier Der Tia imao. rsbe
Iletter paa oen suerite Sfalle, OF
eitcrhaanben iom 5uatigbeosgraben
porer, tiltaqer ogiaa TIetterne i
antal og Stsrrelie, inbtil oct be.
gpnoer Of regne, iaa bliuer SfaQen
nemlig belt RIO % bibebol6er benre
6arpe, ir6tll 6et otter flarer op, OIL
Solen igien 6egpnoer at ifinue.
UT 9ierue ~ligelebes err uomcrfeoc
8eirproieter, err 10 noget. ma bar
pioit lPnge, men bet er isrit nplig.
at en- inf Raturiorifer peo Gapn
Gmmerig bar tilueiebragt oct pioen.
ifabelige geois Tor Rigtigbeoen al
berne aamle Gaaitar0. San an.
itileSe nemlig en- R9ffe Sorisg.
iom itrofte Jig oper f!ere Mar, og
fom Serigiemem til oct Reiultat,
Of gierne par mere paali6elige emo
ielp De alerHneite Snitrumenter, for.
arbeioet al Nenneiter. Com Ell.
bper giaoler peb. er oisie Sniefter
iom Regel operoroentli8e ireoelige
oa ~goOmobige o. ptrer ingen Iii
bsielia6eS til at ititfe. naar man
life oriller benz; men CT Der uoeir
/ anmarit, blioer be urplige %
irritable. og iaa er Der iorlig at
fomme i GRrbeoer al benz. emme-
rig fonitatereoe gieunem line 5or'
isa, at bette pirfelig iorbolot iig