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The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
Mixture of Caution and Economy.

At the Union depot a few evenings ago mother who had gone to see her daughter, a miss of about IS years, safely started on a journey, was heard to give the young lady the following words of advice just before the train started: Now, goodby my dear. Take good care of yourself and re member not to be too free with strangers on the train But if a nice looking man should speak to you be polite to him-he may buy your sup per for you. u."-Kansas City Star.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
Simple Exclamation.

To illustrate a point that he wal making-that his was the race with future and not race with past. Booker T. Washington told this little story the other day
 He was standing by his door ona morning when old Aunt Caroline went by.
 Good morning, Aunt Caroline" hs said. Where are you going this morn. ing?"
 tLawzee, Mista' Wash'ton," she replied. "Tse done been whar Iss gwine. Kansas City Star.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
Stronger Chiffon Sleeves.

With the increasing desire for sheer sleeves and yokes an excellent chiffon has been substituted by the makers for that perilous quality which gave way with the slightest suggestion of wear. This is more readily found in black, white. and flesh color, and will undoubtedly bring joy to the heart of the woman who has longed for but bravely denied herself the luxury of chiffon sleeves.-Harper's Bazar.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
Loosely Woven Fabrics.

The grille or filet mesh linen is much used in combination with plain linen, and there are soft, heavy loose woven cottons which have filet weave to match.
 These cottons are flecked with white in pepper and salt fashion, and the very good looking in the cool grays and tans, though it seems possi- ble that the loose woven stuff might stretch and pull out of shape.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
No Social Tact,

At club dance an enthusiastic member approached a rather dull member and said unto him:
 Say, for heavens sake go over and talk to Miss Fryte. She is sitting al9 by herself"
 .'But-but what shall say to her? Tell her how pretty she is"
 But she ain't pretty"
 Well, then tell her how ugly tho other girls are. Ain't you got no SC ciaI tact?"
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
It's Good. Help 1t Alonq,

It happened in Topeka. Three cloth. ing stores are on the same block One morning the middle proprietor saw to the right of him big sign--"Bank, Out at Cost" Twenty minutes later there appeared over his own door. In larger letters-"Main Entrance. ."-Ev erybody's.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
KEEPS DUST FROM sUNSHADE
Usually of Delicate coors, Cover Just the Protection That
 Is Needed.

A delicate sunshade requires almost as much care to keep it from becom- ing damaged or soiled when not in use as that which is generally be- slowed upon some dainty frock It will~therefore be found well worth while just at this time of year to make little bag of the nature shown in our sketch for those of our sunshades that require protection. It is very much of the shape and nature of an
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
No Clnch.

Lulu's mother heard a great splash ing in the bathroom, and. upon inves- tigation, found her little daughter standing in the partially filled tub, in most bedrabbled condition
 Why, you see, mamma" she ex. plained. I've been trying to walk on the water, and it's no fool job, let ms tell you."-Judga.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

It is now the woman with the hoe as the fair sex has been persuaded that garden work is good for the health. In course of time husbands hone to persuade wives that beauty as well as health hides in the sigor- ous exercise of the lawn mower, and when this is accomplished the subur. banite will begin to see something in life worth living for.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

An American spendthrift was ar- rested in London for throwing money into the street, but as a rule the wait CTS and porters do not allow Amer1- can visitors to go that far.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

A Parisian scientist is fighting the germ of old age and thinks he Is on the way to prolong life indefinitely. If he is successful, he will practically de- Oslerize the human race.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Suffering, according to an inyesti- gator, is three times as common among boys as among girls. We al ways have noticed that girl seldom has any trouble in talking.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The Germans have adopted baseball and are said to have become highly proficient in the art But it will be wears and years before they have be come proficient in the vocabulary.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The American marines at Picking won first place in target practice at 300, 400 and 800 yards against the military guards of the other legations. Peace hath its victories.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Henceforth it is going to be posi- ble to alight from street car with out being bowled over by some auto- mobilist with more gasoline than sense.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

California woman saw burglar en- tering a window and beat him over the head with chair. We take it that her husband comes home every night at a reasonable hour.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Two Minneapolis youths have been sentenced to ten days in jail for call ing a woman a chicken. What would have happened to them if they had called her hen?
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The French aeronauts say that two centuries, will pass before men will safely fly across the Atlantic. This transforms the present generation into mere innocent bystanders.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The goosebone prophet says we are to have a hot summer. We usually have high temperature in the summer time, and we need 1t; at least the crops do.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The wind whisked $100 hat away from a Chicago girl the other day and blew 1t so far that 1t has not yet i been found This settles it. We shall have to do something about the wind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
She Knew 1t.

Stella-This is the presidentb year
 Bella-I know. The farmer WI board with keeps eight bull mooab that chase you every time you go ou".
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

In Belgium the man who refuses to vote is thrown into jail. but there are not prisons enough to accommodate even a fraction of the nonvoters in this patriotic land.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

We stand .'h both feet for the abolition of the ancient practice of hurling rice and shoes at bridal cou- pies. The bridegroom suffers enough without it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Paris has new ballet which has so shocked some of the critics that they refuse to review it. \ The an- nouncement of their refusal has, of course. led to overflowing audiences.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

It might be possible to make chick ems grow faster by shocking them with electricity, but Society for the Proven tion of Cruelty to Hens may make 1t undesirable
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

A Philadelphia fish dealer discover ed among his wares fish wearing a diamond ring. This is a great ad- vantage over the restaurant oyster which sports it's pearls unset
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Announcement is that the United States mint is to resume the manufac- ture of gold coins. We wondered why they had been so scarce lately, but thought they had all been spent
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
His View,

Hewitt-This place is 1000 feet above the sea level
 Jewett-But the sea isn't on the level 1t always makes me sick.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

That reported microbe for the pres ervation of youth must have tried 1t on itself. The exilir of youth idea is rather venerable.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Again it has been declared that the hobble skirt is doomed. Its slaves will probably rejoice and the world at large certainly will.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Westerners who are praying for rain overlooke the fact that the easi- est way to start a rain storm Is to leave their rain coats at home.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

walking club in New York holds out exceptional social advantages as an inducement to join. To walk into New York society is new fad.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

A sreeding cyclist in Brooklyn kin ed himself by colliding with pedes- trian. But all speeders are not so con s,derate of the general public.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Cleveland writer offers one dollar to everyone who will read his book. It would probably be money well earned.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Just now the man without straw hat is as conspicuous as was the man with one in April.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Janitor-Stop playing that trom- bone; the man in the next room says he can't read.
 Dinkheimer-Ach, vot ignorance ness! I could read ven I vas fife years oldt!
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19
In the Suburbs.

'Is Mrs. Gillet a well-informed wom- an?'
 Well, she's on a party wire "-Lifa
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

"Why are minors depressing?" asks an exchange. Ask some big leaguer who has been shipped back to them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

That Connecticut eagle that tried to carry of an 8 year old girl was not working for summer resort, either.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Punches of grass are popular as hat trimmings.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

The tragedies of aviation keep pace with it's achievements.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

A smart English soft, clothstitched hat called the "Dunwoodie," made to match the summer outing cloth suits. The shape is adjustable and can be worn as most becoming to the yearer
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Among the worlds hardest workers may be numbered the convention claque.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

Once again the prospect of winning the pennant inspires the fan.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-19

observe" said the pompous po- ian, that your name is o'blither-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
2t9taIcr.

Mmerifanerne bar ti6t originate
Soccer. st omerifonlf Slab tit for
le0en set Sn6fal0 at gipe en- gel
&nffe Men6 set 5p9rgsmaal
u&ba6 bil lfe, bbis Seroen paa en-
eller an6en mprfpprbig Maaol
blep tp111gen til at tale Gunobeo oa
intet noen Gunobe6 / "a 5imer?"
Seq bor mere enO en- @ang, lioer
.ieg lplte ON Sc "a Timers Sonos
beo, grebet mig ielb / at falbe
Sanfer ODER bette Yroblem mel
Samobeoen, 1friber en- eS11olenoer
u&rtiteltgt 9agbal0".
Set faloer / min 500 fife ioo
liel0ent at n1aotte mg6e peo 81,
grapelier. Seq er boerten 2igberer
eller &irfebetjel1t, men alligepel
moa ieg temmelig ofte oeje gejitliAt
2igta1er. Seq flyer uotrpffeliQ
r6eie", tbi set fan bore nugget at Ell
Selbpiniel at lnl6erfaite Jig S6rt)=
len at en- 2igtale.
Mon lfuIoe tro, at San6beber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
Jnnta. ]

= 2ibt UNDER 40 Mcres Sor6
itrafs ip0glt for Mfron ct bleDet
ioIgt for li6t oper $216 pr. Mcre.
- Somes Sumter, iom 6rgbte
lin @ro6er / EFT Biitol6uel / @am=
burg for flere Tiger iiben, og iom
be6 SEN Mnle6ning bleb baar6t iaa>
ret, er TIT iaa bra, at bon fu1r6e
inbiettes / Spugilet igien. San
bill bIioe lat UNDER Eilto1e for Moro
/ f6rlte GRAB.
-. Sopbia &rlteger, Ser ct Sen
el6ite 5traffange / Sopo, bleo for
nj @ar it6en bdmt til libSbortgt
@troforbei6e for at babe mpr6et fin
Man6 / @opar6 County. SUN er
mi SO @ar gammel, og ben0es Sent
ner bar iggt ON, at bun fu1oe Be-
noo6es. Mnipgningen bleb ofilaoet.
- s. $. Steiner, ser bar Mpo=
tbefer / Diagonal, og en- al Sc beolt
fien6te Sorretningsmeno / Sling:
gol6 County, fit ct Stpffe &ibf
fa1t ! &alien, me6ens bon fptfte
Mi66ag, og set biite fig umltlig fo1
2egerne at foo oct fjernet. Con
T9Ige 6erof bleb bon foolt.
= Mrcbie @errD, en- 8rgn6gra
Der, blep 0rebt poo g. S. 2eabenj
6arm iefs Mtl Def for Gao @itp
.l&an boo6e grobet 8ren6en 12 So
oDbt, og ga ban ifulbe goa neo, ble
ban mgot al @as, Ser gioroe bon
bepi61tlps, laa ban fal6t ne6 pa,
8un6en og breffeoe Maffen. Mi
6g6e bar omfrimg 40 Mor gommel
!, 8ro6er og Sdter 0rufne6
%forleoen Sag | &ocf &iber iff
langt fra &ocf 8allep. 9eres Mo
Der, Mrs. @illiom 6. &Iein, o
ben6es tire 8ern Dor n6e og pluf
fe6e Seer, ga benoes otte Mor goml
Dater git no / @lpen. Sun gi
no / ct Sui og ianf. &en6es i
Mar gamle 8ro6er foriggte at RED
6e berioe, men ogioo Fan omfom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
MnrA Haknta.

- GDgtet mel6er, at Mebaftpr 81.
3. Sole, ti6ligere al rSearcbligbt"
Il Sarge ifm begDn0e l%16gibellen al
Ell MbiS, bpori fan oil ifripe iom
ban bill.
- Foitfontoret / @illom 2afe
blep nDlig 6pnamiteret og rgpet for
|$1,100 / Srimerfer og omfring
200 / &ontdnter. @eperiet ipnes
at bore begoaet al Men6 al Saget.
@n Manogar6 er oroget 1o for at
16ge efter &dberne.
81 Sarmere / Eembino @o111s
tD fit fin Abling neolooet al &agl
ltoite 2groug. @n 6ormorbejoer tom
tilifooe UNDER Sen lomme Gtorm
poo Soc @imonie11s Tarm pe6 at
en- Stalobpgning, boori bon opbol6t
Jig UNDER Stormen blelte ne0.
= 6. 50. @oIie / @ran6 &apirs
mootog forle6en Sag en- @ronceme=
oolje font Segn pao @ejogtelle /
Mnleoning al l16bilt @eltemo6 I'M
Ser 8orgerfrigem. Me6Qlien Tom
fra &egieringen. S 1908 beotog
&ongresien en- 8ei ll1tning, at 1oa=
oonne Mebo1ier 1ful6e gipes til
Morinefolf, lom u6merfeoe fig nn-
Der @orgerfrigen. Scr. Collie bur
ombor6 / &rigsifibet uGomgreis".
ga bette blep iaa fo~rfnr6elig BE-
if11ot al SD61taternes b%efien6te &on=
1erifib ~Merrimac", og fom fra set
me0 2ibet be6 at ipGmme ilon6
iammen me6 1872 anore. Sen fgI>
genoe Sag bar bon &ibne til, ut
uMonitor" beifig0 uMerrimoc" og
!iage0e SEN bort.
Rplitimelt er Burnett / Debils
Sofe bar fra s. 90. Glorf / Mar=
!, iboll, Minn., mootaget ct 8ra,
boori fan be6er ON, at Yolitiet btl
an title timber pgelie for ON mulig
at fin0e 2orS 2arlen, 1om / Suli
1911 forlo6 &11siell, Minn., me6
ZEN &ognla6ning &reat11rer og
6armmoIfiner, Ser lful6e til 9e=
bills 9afe. 5i0en Sen Sis far man
fife bert fra fam, og bans &enner
og S1Ggtninger er bange for, at ser
ct b9n0t bam en- l1lpffe. 9a ban
forlo6 9fnsi ell, bar ban iamnnen
me6 li1 @en @uit Mottlon. Mott=
ion fom ttlbage til Minnei oto tfior
@gt, men iog6e i11tet om 2arion
og foriban6t mart u6en at la6e
bpre fra iig. 0o Carton forlo6
Minnei ota, bap6e bon $3.50 / Yen=
&c og 6ertil @e1te og on0re Sing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

1l1oa lige: SSo, oct er 10 egentlig
lite l(fonobeo, pg ioa CT Set oog
egentlig lllon0beo ira gnoe til a>1=
Sen.
Sg ioa e1r6e me0 at be6e for Sen
9poe - be6e for Sen Dp0e!
Set gior6e belt go6t at forn111e
no / Sen friife 2uft igien openpoo
al Sen nan1le 5e6lo0enbe6> og bgre
&irfeflofferne bebe beres olporlige
Molmlte1nmer. Seq tror, at Strife,
floffer gi6r mere @abn ems matt
&c Nr9iter. Sc taller ga i set
mim0ite @an6be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

bar lelulfreuen ser. Sen 11lmil1feOe
Gan0beO, Ser beO0er 0p6en, iful0e
rnon meme, pilOe jage al 2pgn til
ltno Wil bort. 2nltgtfro. Seq far
puret til mul1ge 8egrnpelier CT, bpor
leg torgjubeS ito0 og figgeoe run6t,
ON life Sonobe0en Dog tilii6it iful6e
bile Jig. Wen mel, Sen bar bberfer1
til at bpre eller ie. M9rfeligt nof
iou Set beller fife u0 til, at Ser
bar noger1, Ser iapneoe SEN, Sc flelte
| Tglget oil0e mooife pere bleben
britt forifrpffe6e % fornerme6e,
bpis Sen plu6ielig bob0e Diit fig.
6qrleoem Gag par jeg otter berne
og bpre pua EN- al 0tsie u9igtulepre-
ter. 6or Ser er Hrelter, fpnes
jcg, Ser ct lfabte til fun at bol6e
2igtaler, De fan 1a6e Stemmen
fneffe ODER pon pasien6e Ei6S=
p11nfter, Sc fam la6e 2iet blibe bug
get poo Sc BERTH egnebe Steoer:
Sc fan presie u6 og %uopanoe, bpao
Sro oct ifal bore, iaa6am at al
Suft og &raft gaar al Oct, og- Der
fun bliber &6relle og Srpiterigbe6
tilbage. l1bn, ioaoan en- bar BET,
ieg mootte beje.
Seq Jas, me6 Sfom at mel6e, og
fnm til at t9nfe paa, bbor Ser bog
egentlig moo ifl1l1e en- lang ErG-
ming i'll, ir6en en- Wamo fm fna
fig ielb til at ben6e op og ne0 PAD
ale be gamle nelfien6te Sr6 oS
iige EN- bal Mosie og ioa egentlig
i1et ingen Sing iige, boloe 8uloncer
mellem 6an6be6 % 2pgn, faa ben,
Der fjen0er Iibt til set friiteliga,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
euh Bakuta.

= st 8ibliotbef, ser lfal folte
$4,000, oil @ot Springs faa |
Sen nermelt Sremti0. Spf6relI len
al 8pgningen bil bliDe paobegDnot,
ioa inort iom Mn6rep Carnegie bar
go6fjen6t Ylanen. $2,400 er ble=
bet llrbifriberet til Sn0fi9b al Somt.
= l16itillingen for @orntDerne
Curtis og Sail &iper 1fal bol0eS /
8nffulo Gap sem 240e, 256e og
266e September. Mon benter, at
set bliber en- ltorortet n61ttlling,
forbi Mplingen bliper laa iper ioar,
og foroi 6ormerne / Sc 1iblte to Mar
bar Iogt Jig efter fulobloos &rea<
t1,rer.
- 6re0ericf Ga Groir, en- gams
mel Sn6ianerlpejoer, CT afguaet De>
9p6en i Spmicb, IS aor gommel.
San bleD alminoelig befienot, %
bon ne6 M%pr6erier11e paa Sc &Dioe
II MinneIoto 1862 por me6 at req.
be bbi6e &uin6er og 8prn. Sor
1tob / lite Minnelota &egimen
UNDER 8orgerfrigen. San efterla
Ser fig @nfe oe flere 8grn.
- S. S. 90. 8rotpn, en- al 81
itgrite &reaturop6rettere % &oncb
eiere / Sen peltlige Gel al 5Do So
fotn, bleo 6rebt af ct Eog / @apii
@itp. San ifl1l6e gaa rmborb 80
get for at reiie til Marfballtomn
Sn., og 6eltage / fit Mo6ers 8e
gropelie. So Eoyet begpnote a
goo, foriggte ban at boppe omboro
men fal6t % som UNDER Siulene.
GIN Slbebrano / Nierre g0e:
lag6e 0ml &eltonrant, Dagboff!
8ogeri og Ebomqs's 8utig forle
ben Sag, 8ranotQbet ani1aaes Il
$4,000, bboraf $1,000 er beetle;
be6 Msiurnnce. Gabd for6eles mel
lem @barles 8. @poe, $. g. @ricb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09
Sm sommeroriffe

ifriber 81. meo. s. 81. &eibera /
r9itliellanos 6olfeblao" %fglgenoe:
Sra1gen til at ifaffe Spifrifter
til Silbereoning af 2eFeoriffe, 1om
er lette at fremltilGe og life inoc-
boloer @piritus, gao fig for ct @ar
Mor ii6en l16ilo9 l. at to @ports-
mGn6 lt6gob ct lille @efte LOO
Sommer0riffe". &eflumens Magt
bar 10 ifaM Set merfelige 6orbol6,
at mango Menneifer fienoer ii
ipritbo1oige Driffe for boer en- al
Sen onoen Slogs.
Set er 6erfor go6t, bber Gong
Spm9rfiombe0en poonp benle0es
pao, bbor mango forifiellige Drifffe
Der laoer fig fremitille n6en at Ser
CT minoite Mg6ben6igbe6 for at
fom1ne MlfoboI 6eri.
Meb forifiellige Trugtiafter og
onoet fan Ser ifoffes 6er iterite Mf>
befsling tilpeje pe6 Sremitillingen.
Sen 6Dgtige &11smo0er bur6e bel
fife olene fien6es poa @rgoen og
&9llingen, men blan6t on6et ogl oo
paa @onen TIL at fremitille nemme,
billige og ful0t n6 iun6e Driffe,
naar Sommeriolen bager, og @e-
oen trpffer og ifaber Sgrit.
Mu11 timber nn6erti6en fremiat Sc
merfeligite &aaitanoe ON Gitron-
~iuftens bi6un6erlige @irfninger;
oen iful0e uoffple 8lo6et", ptrfe fe-
beritillenoe, og meget on6et Ser
er ri MI ini61erti6 ga1rife lr6e / set
fontoliife. Men ODER 6tsie l1rigtig=
be0er bpr mon life glemme Gitro=
mems go0e @mog og lette @nben6c-
! ligbe6 til 2eife6riffe. 0g bill ma1
i bnbe mere iammeniatte Spfrifter
fan man e 0em / 6e omtolte LOO
! Gommer6riffffe"..
Yoa &ei% tauronter og Sraftgrlte=
Der er Silbu6et al ipiritusfrie 9e>
ife0riffe iom befien0t mnrfpar0ig
fottig, og be6er mon IN ct @las
&ono TIL i'm Mi66ogsma6, fgles Set
t1ogle Ste6er lom en- ierlig Moa0e,
Set freezer fine ierlige Erocenter
= ONT man ga / set bele taget faar
/ Set l16en for mege11 Toriinfelle.
9erimo6 tror Spborterem poafal=
0e1r6e ofte, at ban far oberbdrt,
bpo0 @lags u9ojer" Set bel fl1nbe
bope peret, man beltilte!
Sg &ublif1tm fat / lin iu0bonlig
1tore g~llfperoigbe0 pg Eaalmooig=
be6 fu110et Jig l. at @ono u0ifanfet
amber &11lIDretrDf ct lteget ufor-
bol6smnsiigt / &ris poa @eitalrra=
tiol1er og &roer / alt Solo / Sip
benbabn og Smegn.
M fglger bel for meget tplf Sfif
og 5g6bane, og mango al bore
SpiieIte6er CT bel for meget proc
ge0e al 8rpggeriernes 9nifer TIL
at man fan terfe Jig SEN lnnbe oQ
go6e eff, man trpffer enfelte Ste
ser, optnget / 0armorf: nemlig a
enbber bejtilt Mu6= eller 9riffebar'
le0ioges al ct @las friIft &ano!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-09

Fremierlgltnant Selerlte0 CT
beororet til at reiie til Sranfrige
for at 1166anne Jig iom Militerf III
Der.
= @eb u0gangen al 1911 bar
ser / Morge 80 @argarinfobrifer i
@irfiombe6 Sen iamle6e &ro0uf=
tion al Margortn / 1911 uogioroe
24,213,694 &g. moo 23,792,183
Sig. / 1910.
- S 2on6ets &irfer er ser iaar
for fgrite Gong foretoget Sfrtnger
til Morges fr. l~1ng0omsforbu16.
&i6til er imfommet benpe6 5000
&roner.
- 6oneiunfer pe6 1. &ompani
al @o6elan6 8otolion S. 81. @lnes
goar iaor al iom l1noerofficer efter
en- SieneItett poo 38 Mor.
= &aitor s. s. &onien er reiit
tilboge til Mmerifo og agter al
fomme ttlboge / Sftober Moone1
for at boiette Jig / Bergen efte1
at bobe tlbragt AZ Mar / Mmerifa
= @oar6fuIomngtig be6 Steni
2anobrugsifole Mrne 8u er amla
Il ben efter Mmtso9ronom 2un6e le
oige &oIt iom teoretilf 2erer ne'
! 2on6brugsifolens @interfurius.
= Com StDrer be6 set mogte
tiff=meteorologife Sbi erpotorinn
poa @ol6e, MIten, er aniot @onf
real. 8. 81. &rogneis.
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