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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
EDDYv|LLE ACTIONS
MAYOR LAFFERTY PURCHASES
THE BlHLER BUILDING - MISS
HELEN BUTCHER HURT BY
AN EXPLOSION.

Eddyville, July 30.-Mrs. F. E.
Vance and daughter Esther left Sat
urday morning for Lake Okoboji for
a ten days visit with Mrs. Eda He'd
rick.
Howard Shane arrived in Eddyyille
Saturday from Canada for short Wis
it at the E. NJ. Fausnaugh home.
Rev. Van der Vert came down from
Pella Saturday and spent the day Wis
iting his friend, Rev. Mansen.
Lloyd, the l7.year-old soa of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Jones. died at his
home in White City Friday evening
after an illness of typhoid fever. Mr..
Jones is a nephew of Mrs. Chas. Ten
nant, of Eddyville. Mr.. AID Mrs.
Chas. Tenant, Mrs. VIM. Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nevin, of OttumWa,
went to White City Sunday to attend
the funeral,
Mrs. Whitlock, who has beeI visit
ing relatives in Chicago. arrived in
Eddyville Saturday. ...
Mrs. Ida Dooley, who was called to
Eddyville by the Illness OF her sister
Mrs. Thos. Dunning, returned to Des
Moines Saturday. ..... ...... 4,
Miss Lizzie Oldham has purchased
a fine new automobile, an f. NJ. & T.
Mrs. Harry Miller and children Wis.
tied this week with relatives In OF
tumwa.
On Sunday Mayor Lafferty purchas.
ed the Bihler building on the south
side of Main street. The building
was sold at public auction.
]. A. Phillips, who has purchased a
coal and feed yard in Pella, stopped
off in Eddyville Saturday on his way
TO Hiteman and visited friends.
DR.. Wray, OF Wooden, Ia, was a
guest at the N. A. Thayer home Sat.
urday.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bescoe,
Sunday, July 2S, 1912, son.
]. s. Burton spent Sunday with
relatives at Rockwell City.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins and children
have returned from q two weeks visit
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next year another one as good will
be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castorf and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kubberness received word OF
the deaths of two cousins being kill
ed in an automobile wreck which oc.
Cured last Monday north of Kellogg.
Arthur and Johnnie Boat visited at
Pella Sunday. Miss Hattie, who had
been visiting there for few days
returned with them.
Jay Quin went to New Sharon Sun
day to visit an uncle. who is. quite
sick.
Dr. Smith has happy smile on his
face again since his auto is repaired
He said he sent 1t to the hospital for
an operation for appendicitis and as
soon as it was out from under the
nurses care was returned to him and
is standing the hot weather very
nicely.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
THE SEWERS news
POSTMASTER QUINN HAS HIS
I ARM BROKEN AS A RESULT OF
RUNAWAY YOKE BEARERS
MEET AT DAVIS HOME.

Sewers, July 30.-There are sever
al families moving back to Sewers
that left before the suspension.
Fred Dickey and daughter Haze
went to Valley Junction to spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. John
South.
John Hines had sister arrive in
Sewers on the 22nd of July from Eng
land.
Miss Bessie James is visiting with
friends at Winterset. She expects tC
be away seven or ten days. Miss
Mae Belle Gum has taken her place
until she returns home.
H. A. Gum, our postmaster, while
driving from Colfax a few days ago
met with an accident. One of the
shafts of his buggy broke and the
horse ran into the fence, throwing
him and his brotherin-law out. The
result was that Mr.. Gum had two
small bones in his right arm broken
He will soon be all right again.
James c. Patterson has been ap
pointed class leader in the NJ. +
church
Miss Bessie Rumbaugh spent 6
week visiting with her many young
friends. She returned. to her home ii
Valley Junction last Monday.
Mps, Jonas Mabie, who has for sew
eral years been a great sufferer with
asthma and hay fever, has gone tc
New York and Philadelphia in the
hope of securing relief in the change
of climate Her niece. Mrs. J. Hat
field, of Lincoln, Nebr., has come tC
look after the house duties in the alb
sence of her aunt.
The Yoke Bearer" Baraca Bible
class met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. C. Davis on Saturday night, July
81. We had quite an interesting ant
enjoyable evening.
J. A. B.
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Holiness Meeting a. Des Moines.

Des Moines, July 31.-Special: Ar.
engagements have been completed for
the Holiness camp meeting to be held
in Good park beginning Friday even.
ing, Aug 2, and closing Aug. IL. 1t
is held under the auspices of the
Holiness Campmeeting association
embracing Polk and adjoining coun.
ties. The Rev. DR.. G. A. Mclaughlin,
president OF Holiness university at
osksloosa, and the Rev. A. L. Whit.
comb, who is connected with the same
school, will be among the leading
speakers. Other well known evangel.
lists will take part in the meetings.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Aged Man Suicides.

Cedar Rapids, July 3l.-Special:
James Hutton, an inmate of the coun
~ home, committed suicide by drown,
ing himself in a pond near this place
He committed the rash act Monday
night and the authorities found his
body early this morning. Desponden
cy over heart failure caused him to
rake his life. He was SO years of age
and unable to work. He leaves two
children and the whereabouts OF his
wife are unknown.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

Chicago Musical college, comes from
Chicago highly recommended and will
be new member of the faculty. She
win be Instructor of the violin and
viola. She will organize college
orchestra and will give the same her
personal direction. Prof. o. E. Rey.
nolds is another new member of the
faculty. He obtained a degree of A.
NJ. at Wabash college and is grad.
uate of the University of Chicago. He
will be professor of chemistry and
physics. N=Ess
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Disposition Of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

Ethel s. Hines has filed suit in the
district court asking for divorce
from her husband, John M. Hines.
She states that she was married to
the defendant at Fairfield, April /,
1904. .
Mary Jane White has filed suit
against her husband, Thomas NJ.
White, asking for divore.
John White, by his next friend,
Mary White, has filed suit against
C. M. Reisman. demanding damages
in the sum of $500. Plaintiff alleges
in his petition that on or about June
rs, 1912, while delivering meat to the
home OF the defendant that he was at.
tackled by a bull dog owned by said
defendant.
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Woman commits suicide.

Maquoketa, July 3l.-Special: Mrs
Tel Shirley committed suicide at her
home in Pinhook, two miles west o'
Maquoketa, by taking strychnine.
When it was found that she had taken
the poison DR.. L. L. Riggs was sum
moned, but she died soon after MS
coming. Once before she had tried
TO drown herself in the Maquoketa
river, but being rescued made the sec
ond attempt TO end her life. Cause
is thought to be trouble in regard to
family and financial matters.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
At THE COUNTRY CLUB
Annual Opening in New Club House
a Social Success.

The annual opening of the Oskaloo-
sa Country Club was delayed this year
until the new club house could be
used, and the delay sharpened expecta,
lions for a grand affair. No one was
disappointed as the entertainment of
Tuesday evening left nothing to be
desired, and eclipsed anything of the
kind yet attempted by the club. The
grounds and house were open to the
club members and out of town guests
from 3 to ~ p. m, and large numbers
took advantage of every minute of the
fine day and the clubs ,proverbial
hospitality. .'
The afternoon was devoted to golf,
cards and other games. Supper was
served at $50 and one hundred and
ninety.two, besides the cooks and
walters" were served to a splendid
menu, under direction of the clubs
capable caterer, Mrs. Polly Swick.
About twenty of the club ladies help
ed with the supper and served as
general entertainment committee. The
general committee OF ladies includes
IMesdames C. f. Lofland, A. Rosen-
blatt, o. P Dede, H. G. Kruse, C. E.
Sawyer, ]. F. McNeill, Leo Baldauf,
Anna Sherman, o. F. Schee and B. o.
Jerrel, and Misses Rebecca Helms.
furter and Eda Haskell and they
surely deserve great credit for the
success of the opening entertainment.
Regular club parties will be given
hereafter each Tue"day afternoon
and evening. The building committee
comprises A. Rosenblatt, C. f. Lof1and
and the president Of the club, Col,
j. F. Mcneil. The completeness and
well-appointed features of the new
club home shows good judgment and
much work on their part. The home
is fitted with furnace, so that it may
be used by the club all the year
round.
Following the supper Tuesday even.
ing an hours splendid entertainment
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Cox, we'll known musicians, and by
Mrs. E. L. Butler, whose readings are
always charming. The program was
one of the best of its kind ever given
in Oskaloosa and each number
brought persistent and deserved en-.
cores.
After the entertainment the floor
was cleared for dancing and Beck
mans orchestra appeared on the
scene. In tune with the enhancing
music, dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight.
In the golf turnament of the after
noon about thirty took part and some
good scores were made. Four prizes
were offered and won as follows:
Sam Walton won the prize for low
score, making it in AZ.
Oren Schee won the handicap with
a score of AZ, less handicap Of six
or Al.
Charles Penland and r. NJ. Boyer
tied in the second handicap with a
score of AZ, Penland drawing the long
straw
In the blind Doggy of between 3S
and so, four tied on the As mark as
drawn from the hat. They were c.
E. Sawyer. X. Yer Ploeg, Robert Wal
ton and Ed Mckinley. In the decis
ion of the tie Mckinley won.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
LYNNVnLE LOCALS
GEORGE SPARKS GETS FOUR
BUSHELS or SEED FROM ONE
LOAD Of HAY OR AT RATE OF
$125.0O PER ACRE,
Items from Lynnville. STAR

!
Charles Potter is laying the founda-
ton for a new house. Charles is
looking to the future and intends to
live in comfort in his old age.
Miss Grace Kronk and her grand
mother, Mrs Rebecca Ratcliff, of New
Sharon, were visiting for few days
last week at the Frank Quire home.
The foundation work for the new
garage for the Mitchell Auto Co., is
being started this week and will re-
quire something like three car loads
of sand and about three hundred
sacks of cement and will be from one
foot high in front to about ten feet
in the rear t"@stt"
George Sparks recently had load
of clover hay thrashed out. and from
the one load received a little less
than four bushels of seed. At $500
per bushel this yield would bring in
a revenue of something like $125.0G
per acre and besides he would have
the hay left, and all this from Iowa
land at 1925 per acre.
Fleming Ratcliff left Wednesday
for Camas, Mont, where he will mako
some necessary improvements on the
Ihomesteads which he and Deyerne
own at that place.
C. A. Williams and wife drove to
Earlham last week in their car for a
short visit and Mrs. Williams mother
returned with them for a visit here
Frank Conover preached a very in
teresting sermon at the M. f. church
Sunday morning, July 81. His sub
ject was, Life up your eyes and loolI
on the fields; for they are white al
ready to harvest"
Mrs. J. NJ Rayburn and daughter
Neva, of Newton, who have been Wis
iting in Montezuma and New Sharon.
were guests of Lush Butrum Monday
and Tuesday. III
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Macy and sons
Ward and Willis went in their auto
TO Onawa Thursday for a weeks visit
with Mr.. Miles Newly and family.
Farmers are very busy these days
cutting an excellent crop of small
gram, perhaps Tic DtSI yIeiu VIII iC-
suit from this years crop of any for
some years.
Ben Reynolds is spending his va
cation this summer in Denver with a
sister who has been sick at that place
/ for some time.
Warren Johnson, John Renaud and
their families came down from Iowa
Falls Friday and visited reatives
around here until Monday. On Sun.
day the Johnsons all gathered at tho
Henry Johnson home in Grinnell
where they had q, family reunion and
visit together. II is the first time
the family have been together for
some time.
Mrs. w. A. Cunningham, Mrs. C.
w. Wildman and children were Fri
day guests at the farm home of Mrs.
David Meredith. Mrs. Maud Sparks
Newell was also a guest and we judge
from reports brought home that they
certainly enjoyed the day to its full
est. In the afternoon Mr.. Meredith
took the party to their deer park on
the river where they have some six
deer in a field enclosed with a nine
foot woven wire fence.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
GAVEL TO JOHN M. PARKER
Democrat From New Orleans Picked
to Be Permanent Chairman at
Third Psrty's Convention.

New York, July 3l.-John NJ. Park.
er Of New Orleans, a Democrat, prob.
ably will be permanent chairman OF
the national Progressive convention In
Chicago next week Senator Dixon
Colonel Rooseyelts campaign man
ager, said that Democrat would act
as permanent chairman and that Mr.
Parker In all probability would be the
man.
Gov. Hiram Johnson OF California
the senator said, will make one o. tie
speeches seconding the nomination OF
Colonel Roosevelt -..a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Smooth Bad Check Man.

Marshalltown, July 81 Special:
Declaring himself TO be detective,
and showing his badge" to support
his claim, smooth young stranger,
signing his name as o. A. Wilson,
forged a check on the Baxter State
bank at Quarry, this county. Wilson
got Mrs. James Stewart, wife of the
village storekeeper, TO cash the check,
which, was for 50. He attempted to
DO the same thing at LeGrand, but
the money was refused him.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
News AGENT Arrested.

Perry, July 31.-Special: Andrew
Peterson, young man who has been
employed as news agent on the M. &
St. L. trains running through this city
is in the county Jail al Abel awaiting
the action of the grand jury in de,
fault of $500 bonds. He is charged
with the illegal sale OF cigarettes to
passengers on the train, and with hav'
ing in his possession a large number
of indecent and vulgar pictures and
cards.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Swindlers Arrested.

Sioux City, July 31.-Special: John
L. Bowers, of San Angelo, Texas; M.
o. Wilkinson, of Yoakum, Texas; w.
E. Mckinley, of Hot Springs, Ark,
and Arthur Mann, of Fort Worth, Tex.
as, were arrested here last night ac'
cused Of using the mails to defraud.
w. F. Gilman, proprietor of the Glib.
son hotel, declares he was swindled
out of $4,000 by the men in signing a
contract for the exclusive right to
sell a powder ejector in Minnesota.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record In Recent Real Estate Trans
fers In County.

Maymie G. Elkins and husband to
u. H. McCracken; lot SS, block B."
ONeilrs addition to Oskaloosa, $500.
Dolly A. Cruzen and husband to
Emma McCracken, east W Of lot l.,
of subdivision of out lot /, Oskaloo-
sa. .... q. .. ..........$2,5 10000
l.. A. Shearer ct al to Hattie NJ.
Stallman, east " of lot 81 and 10 feet
of of west side of lot 30, of Ninde &
Searle's addition TO Oskaloosa, and
out lot 2 of Ridge Place to Oskaloo-
Martin Olson and wife to Mary A..
Lathrop; south " of Sc. u of sw u
of section 10, and west " OF NV. u
of NV. u, north as of east " of NV.
Y of NV. u, and north $40 of west
" of ne. Y Of NV u of 22-75-14-
Peter ]. Tharp, and wife to Jesse
Norris, Sr., part Of Sc. Y OF 1874.
is .......... ...............S25 $4,000
A. ID. Boone and wife to c. f Hon,
lot IL of the subdivision OF out lot
4 of the o. p. OF Oskaloosa. 100000
e. A. Lounsbury. admir-, to J. 8.
Dryden; lot /, ne. u of ne. u Of sw
u OF 13-77-16..... .... 81, 10000
Union State Bank TO Kenen Hick-
lin; lot ! OF the |. s. Of NV. u of Sc.
u, and part OF ne. Y Of Sc. ". all In
2e7g1A 60 RSQ TX
Guy @, Woodin and wife to Jennie
Curran; lot 3, block 2. Ridge Place
addition 10 oskaioosa ....... s275.0O.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Insane Woman Suicides.

Davenport, July 31.-Special: The
woman who jumped, off the bridge
here Monday afternoon is said to be
Mrs. Maud Phillips Sherman, aged %.
The woman was an insane hospital
inmate for some time. Her husband
left her and she became enamored
with another man, who ignored her
attentions. Monday she went to her
room, tore up her wearing apparel
and going to the government bridge
jumped into the river. The body has
not been recovered.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
lik.ns pes Moines to sodom.

Des Moines, July 3l.-special: Rev.
William Boynton Gage, of Highland
Park parish church, preached a ser
mon in which he likened Des Moines
10 a Sodom. This morning Council
man Needham introduced a resolu-
ton in the city council resenting the
imputation and asking the newspap-
er men not to print the opinions OF
an uniformed man. The resolution
failed for want of a second.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
SULLY NEWS ITEMS
DIR. SMITH HAPPY AGAIN, fHAv-
ING HAD HIS AUTO REPAIRED
WATER WORKS PLANT FouN-
DATIoN BEING PUT IN.

Mrs. DeBruyn and daughter May
me went to Oskaloosa Saturday and
returned Monday.
Mr.. McKetchen and three men of
New Sharon, have commenced their
work for the foundation OF the engine
room and the water tank at this place.
The picnic last Wednesday was
largely attended and a nice program
was listened to in the afternoon. All
went home in the evening" ohoping
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Raisull Asks Spain for Aid.

Gibraltar, July .-Dissatisfaction
among the Moors in Arizila has
caused Raisuli, the former bandit, now
a governor, to ask the Spaniards for
help. A column under Col silyestre
was sent to his assistance. The Span
ish government has ordered 5000 men
in Mellilla to return home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

with relatives at Mt. Pleasant and
Winfield
Miss Helen Butcher met with quite
painful accident Monday morning
while starting ATTIRE in the cook stove.
She attempted to pour some coal oil
from can. which exploded. Miss
Butcher was badly burned about the
face and arms. Her father was also
burned in attempting TO aid her.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Pioneer Dies at Lyons,

Lyons, July 3l.-special: VIRUS
Lund. aged so years. a pioneer OF
Clinton county. died this morning af.
ter a short illness. He VS. former
treasurer OF Clinton county and has
held a number OF public of. es.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

REAsOR.-The remains of the late
Mrs. C. A. Reason, an old pioneer of
oskaloosa. will be brought here for
burial and the funeral will be held
Thursday, August /, at 2:3O. from the
Central NJ. f. church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Worker is EIectrocuted.

Ames, July 3l.-special: Bert Ball
OF this place, employed by the Ameri
can Electric Light company, was cleo.
trocuted today by taking hold of a
live wire.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
Roosevelt in Chicago sunday Morning.

New York, July 31.-Colonel Roose.
Welt said here that he will leave for
Chicago on the Twentieth Century
limited OF the New York Central rail.
road at 4 o'clock on Saturday, instead
OF on Sunday, as he had planned. He
is due to arrive In Chicago at $3.50 ..
m Sunday. sos 4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Robert Givens. Knoxville. ...... Al
1898 and
Elizabeth Stuart, Oskaloosa. .... 4:

/ SHURS.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Glumphy are in receipt of the sad
news from Stockton. California, of
the death there of the four.year-old
daughter of Mrs. Harry Shurs.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01
hunters' Licenses.

Messrs. w. T. Henry, Beacon; e.
8. shadley, New Sharon; B. w. Land.
fear, oskaloosa; ]. A. stoltz, oska.
loosa, were the only persons TO apply
for hunters licenses Tuesday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

What We truly and earnestly asOirs
to be. that in some sense we are. The
mere aspiration. by changing the
frame of the mind. for the moment
realizes itself.--Mrs. Jameson.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-09
llfonltitutionel.

indianapolis, Sno.. 3. Sltli.
5noianaS npe aonititlltioh iom@n.
uernsr S6omo8 D. 0iari6aa 6apoe
aiort llOfoit til, % iom 9eaiilotu.
rem i'm iioite Sesiion 6oooe oeO.
to9et, erflpreoes Tag al Staten3
SeieIteret for ufonititiitioneI. Dom.
merne bpoOeoe, at fun Solicit bar
9fet til at foretape 5oranoringer /
aorititlltionen, og at be foreloae0e
6oranorin9er ifuloe bope ppret 10.
reIogt en- fonititlttioneI 9onpention
/ Steoet for 2egisIotllren. = @u-
bern6r Morfboll ufilog at uotale
fla ON 9onlitolens 9ligerelie, iOet
bon iog6c:. rsiftcrt, ieg bar min
Oaenino, men oct CONNER iig life
for mig at itotnIe ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-09
Roolepelt for Crults.
Sans Grogram uil mart bere
fer6ist.

Opiter Dan, 3. Sui. - ogadOe
oct repIblifanite og oct oemotrotiife
Barti5 9olgproaram uotaler iig for
itreng 0oerbol0eGe Of 9(ntitrltitlo.
pen. 0e er feil poo bet" Saa er.
fIGreoe 6beooore 9iooieoelt Gag
Zen tioli9ere 4reiiOent io9oe,
at ban i'm 9anpagne oil altgri6e
begge Bortier poo bette Blinft. San
agter at inOtoge Ben Stilling, iom
ban gop ct Omrios al / fin Gale /
Oionotomie, aauias, for TO 9Iar IL
Den, Oo ban iogOe, at Storforret-
ningen 2an6et bar fommen FOR
at blioe, og ben 6ur0e tontroIeres
pe0 itrengt 6illpn al ben rationale
aegerng. Oct er meningsleit at for
Ie5e at afltafie 0en.
jiooieoelt 6enGgteoe ct 9Rp9te, Der
bar uOipreOt, at ban ifnlOe baue
tilbu0t 8ommer Ben .. 2in0ien
al 3enoer 9ieeprpiioiet.
5lere al ]iooieoelts genner par
iomlet Su9onlore Sill Qliten
til en- aonierence. iom oer buiIe0e
nogen Semmelig6eo oper Jtooiepelt
bar mi0t I ct SennisipI, oa en-
9(utomo6il fom bprolen0e op ira
91ew gorf. Daeoil McGormicf ira
G6icago, Senotor 0iron ira 0aon-
tana og @eorae @. 4'erfins og
@eor9e 9. Sto06arO ira 9telp 9orf
iten u0. 5enniSipillet ilutteoe itrafs
og 9tooieoelt meo De 6eiegenoe git
ino / 0ldet. Ia man ipllrgte Moo.
ieoelt meo 6enipn til aoniereucen,
bar ban meget til6ageboIhenoe seq
oil beIit intet fige ON 0en", iagoe
ban.
San io9Oe Oioere, at bans BRO
arom pf6e 6lioe feroi9t ON en-
llaes 5io eGer ion San 6oo0e moo
toget greb ira Here 0lpno, ionl
tog fremraaen6e Del bans Sam-
pagne for Den repubIifanife Grp-
iioentnominotion men iom iogoes
at 6obe forlo6t bom ii0en G6ica.
aofonbentionen. &c fortalte, at DC
er meo 6om tro6s 9ipaterne imo6-
lat 9letning. San mente, at an
ore, iom 6ap6e nfloppe0", 6oooe
bon0let noperpeiet, og inoen Ipnge
oiloe Sc snife at. fonme tiGbaae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-09
Stor Gognl066e.
Al Wienneifer brG6t, mango iaaret.

Corning, q. D., 3. Sltli. = Al
Deenneifer ornbtes og mellem 90
OF go fom til Stooe, oa to gasio.
aertog paa 0elalpore, 2acfonomio
& g8eitern 9anen @oar Diorges
fsrte paa binan0en oeo 8i6fon, tire
O1il 9it berfor. Monge al Dem, Der
bleD orebt, bar 9pitrefienOe, iom
aateoe Tia til gliogora Sails, og
f'om bar taoet meO oct nor0gaaen0e
9og ira iorifellige Stotioner Iongs
2inien. lllpffen er Oen alOorIiglte
I 9onens Siitorie. acknowledgement
pda Surtioto9et, iom oar goriag
I'll lllpffen. flyer, at ban life 1t
Die poo Signolerne, fsr BET bar
for tent. DforeenIltften bar lung,
OF oct Jar noget toaget, iao 6olf
ono 2ofomotioet life fun6e ie ret
lnugt foruo for iig
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ger. 9 ira Rem gDorf. Get beItoO of
en- 8aggaaeroogn ire ssullmanpog'
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