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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

Two things with regard to wireless
telegraphy have been brought into re-
newed prominence by the disaster to
the Titanic-the inestimable value OF
the service as means of summoning
assistance for sinking ships, and the
necessity of regulations to prevent pri-
vate telegraphers from interfering,
with irrelevant messages. The sinking
of the Titanic occurred between 2 and
o'clock in the morning, an hour at
which it might be supposed amateur
wireless operators would all be in bed
and asleep. Nevertheless there are
complaints that the wireless messages
from the Titanic were ''taken" with
difficulty, because of interference. In
Europe as we'll as in the United States
there will be legislation to put down
what the London Times calls "these
freaks of private vanity or levity or os-
tentatiOn''
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

To BEAT the Dutch is an achieve
ment of proverbial distinction. Uncle
Sam is said to be doing it now in the
matter of bulbs. Imports last year OF
hyacinth, tulip, narcissus and crocus
bulbs amounted to over $1,OOO,OOO, the
most desirable ones coming from Hol-
land. The government experlmenters
in the Puget Sound region in Washing,
ton now say that they have succeeded
in growing better plants than the
Dutchmen's, with better and larger
flowers, blossoming earlier, and that
the American product is superior to the
imported in being free from disease.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
New Butter Fat Record.

The dairy department of Ohio state
university has completed test which
fixes a new worlds record for butter
fat production. The new record holder
is Banostine Belle De Kol, five year
old Holstein-Friesian cow. The COW
belongs to Dan Dimmick, dairyman
at East Claridon, Ohio. In 365 days
the cow produced 1,058.34 pounds OF
butter fat
The cow was tested by nine different
persons, who watched the animal day
and night ane the records are fully viz
flied.
The cow produced during the year
q, 4O4.4 pounds of milk, testing 1856
per cent fat This means over nine
gallons of milk day, or enough to
supply SO families each with a quart of
milk daily. If made into butter, her
fat production would equal 1922. 925
pounds of butter, or over three and
one-half pounds day for 365 days. It
was made without her being dry at all
before freshening. No other cow in
the world has ever produced such an
enormous amount of butter fat in a
yearly test, and only one other mas ever
exceeded Banostine'S milk test.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Common Council Proceedings.
EDGERToN, WIS.,, April %, 191

GIDGERlCN, w 49, "A Pill Il,
Adjourned meeting Of the common
coucil, Mayor Skinner presiding. Al
dermen responding to roll call were
Jensen, Farman, Dickinson, Dallman,
Stark.
The city engineer reported that the
plans and specifications for the i'm
provement of Fulton, Swift and Henry
streets by macadamizing and construct
ing curbs and cutters that he was or
dered to prepare have been completed
and placed on file with the city clerk.
Aid. Jensen offered the following res
olution and moved its adoption:
Whereas, the City Engineer was heretofore
directed by this Council to prepare plans and
specifications for the improvement of Fulton
street from the west line of Catlin street to the
end of present macadam on said Fulton street,
about 1900 feet. Henry street from Fulton
street nOrtherly to Rollin street, and Swift
street from Fulton street nOrtherly to Rollin
street, by grading the roadway thereof, and
paving with asphalt filled pavement on new
macadam foundation from the west line OF
said Catlin street to the east line of Main
street. asphalt filed macadam on existing
foundation from east line of said Main street
to end Of present macadam, and asphalt filled
macadam on said Henry and Swift streets
from said Fulton street to Roll1n street, to-
gether with cement curbS. cutters and gutter
flags on said Fulton street ana with cement
streets from said Fulton street to Rollin street.
and has made report that he has made such
plans and specifications and has filed the same
in the Office of the city clerk.
Now, therefore be it resolved by the Mayor
and Common Council of the City of Edgerton,
that the said plans and specifications be and
the same are hereby adopted.
Motion seconded.
Roll call: Ayes 5.
Aid Dickinson moved that owners Of
lots on Swift and Henry streets be or
dered to make connections with water
and sewer mains, and that existing
connections of galvanized or iron pipes
be changed to lead.
Motion carried.
Petition of J. B. Shaw ct. al. for
sidewalk on portion of West Fulton
street read and referred to street COM
mittee to report at next meeting.
Petition of Byron Long ct. al. for
sidewalk along portions of North End
street read and referred to street COM
mittee to report at next meeting.
On motion of Aid. Jensen waterworks
committee was instructed to either re-
pair or relay roof on pumping station.
Street committee recommended that
a new road pillow be purchased, and on
motion the committee was ordered to
make the purchase, all voting in the
affirmative.
On motion council adjourned.
H. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

IT IS not strange that the sugar re-
finers, who have grown immensely rich,
favor putting sugar on the free list, so
that they can secure foreign sugar, re-
fine the same and charge good round
price for the same, which they certainly
would do should the beet sugar indus
try be destroyed, which would be the
case should sugar be placed upon the
free list in the interest of the rich re-
finers. Under protection, the beet
sugar industry has grown immensely,
some 600, 900 tons being produced an
nually, which has been great benefit
to the farmers in several of the west
ern states where large factories are in
operation, three or four in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
steriIized Coal.

Coal in the mines is one OF the
things freest from germs. Old-time
doctors used to notice coal miners
wounds healed fast, though begr1med
and besmeared with coal dust, For
long time it has been thought that
breathing in coal dust caused lung dis
eases in miners. Some experts IND
fresh coal is as good as sterilized, and
say miners have lung trouble because
they do not take the trouble to put
off their damp and sweaty clothing be-
fore going from the mine to their
homes, thus taking cold in the open
air walk. Experts say our miners
ought to put on warm and dry clothes
at the mouth of the mine. But it
seems the miners have minds of their
own, and although the coal companies
in some places fixed up hot and cold
water baths and dressing rooms at the
mouth of the mines the men would
not use them, but went home to wash
and dress, as had been their custom
for generations.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

BLACK RIVER FALLS needs $225, 600
to repair the damage and afford relief
for the flood stricken community, and
one of the main objects of the special
session of the legislature is to provide
funds to prevent further disaster and
meet the pressing needs. 1t is claimed
that not a dollar is asked for private or
Individual aid.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

THE cyclone season opens with an
unusually long line of disasters and a
death roll numbering several hundred
Central Illinois and the southwest were
visited with severe storms during the
week
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

For the first time in the history of
the state a woman has been appointed
on the state board of agriculture. Mrs.
Ada HOWE of Wauwatosa, who con-
ducts a model dairy, has been named to
that position and succeeds Grant Fisher
of this county.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Interesting Local Hints

Eight acres tobacco land to let.
Good living house. One-half mile west
of Emerald creamery. Call or write
Con Mccarthy, phone 240x, Stoughton,
Wis. 1t
For RENT-New residence on West
Fulton street. Inquire of VIM. Schrub.
Buy your garden seeds and get the
best at Pringle Bros. & Keller Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Methodist Church Notes.

Rev. G. K. MacInnis will deliver both
sermons at his church next Sunday. In
the morning at 1920 his theme will be
''Say What You Mean, and Mean What
You Say" In the evening, Home
ward Bound'
Epworth League at 6:15.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
7:30.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

THE presidential primary is proving
another rathole for the politicians
money. People who were horror strick-
en- at Uncle Ike's extravagant invest
ment in a senatorship primary should
note that it cost Col. Roosevelt $50, 900
in a single county in New York where
he lost out. Too much, of course. But
the remedy is not in making more ma
chinerY to Intricate.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

For SALE-Good horse for SALE APP
ply to Richard Curran.
WANTED-Few middle-agad men to
cover Edgerton, GAINESVILLE, Fort Atkin-
son, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Watertown,
Columbus and Portage. All summers
job. $275 per day. Start now.-GLEN
BROTHERS, Rochester, N. Y. 21t2
Rubber Gloves-A fine quality of
rubber, in fact the best we have ever
seen. BY all means get pair of these
gloves for general homework. 65 cent
values for 35 cents Stappenbeck' S
Pharmacy.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Great Event at Milton.

Tuesday evening, April 80, the Milton
Choral Union with chorus of Is voices
and the college orchestra will present
a cantata, ''The Rose Maiden. p" Months
have been spent in preparation. It will
be held in the new college auditorium,
6Ox13O feet, and the proceeds will be
used to equip this building. Admission
Is cents; reserved seats without extra
charge at G. w. Ives store, Milton,
Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26
Patrons Day.

On Friday, May 8, which has been
designated as Arbor, Bird and Fire
Prevention day by the governor, there
will occur in all the grades of the city
schools an exhibit of the work done
during the present year. The morning
will be given over to cleaning of the
school grounds. In the afternoon a
short program will be rendered in each
grade, following which there will be an
exhibit of the work done in each grade.
The exhibit of the work in drawing
will take place in the room used by
Miss Buck as the dancing and music
room. This day will afford an oppor-
tunity to the patrons of the schools to
inspect the work of any pupil in whom
they are interested and to be informed
concerning the standing of any individ-
ual pupil. 1t is hoped that a large atten-
dance will occur, that much informa-
ton may be brought to the school pa
irons and that helpful suggestions may
be received by the teachers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-04-26

"A few bushels No. 2 Early Ohio
seed potatoes, per bu. $1.8O. Pringle
Bros. & Keller Co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
mtn11pn rr @ru1tnnplnPn
for B1rtts $nnnhen,

Sen foriistiee Mobcr, ipm npje beppgte'
fine 8brns fDiiite Gjenbommcliabcoer, uil
inart ppbase, at Sinsen af ltprit 81sti9=
beb for 8arnets pebnarcnbe spoc Soe:brcc
Ct at bo1be bets Mopc i rcsulGr Groer,
SrGs Maoefunttion nil blipe fulst at Mpz
petitlpsbeO, urplis 5ppr, Nirrelisbeo %
Ell 9u1in anbre lisnenoe Segn paa fyliit
l1prben.
8eb bet fsrite 1esn paa bette bpr BAR
net sibcs en- Sbeltefulo at 9r. Galonells
Syrup Yeplin peb Sensctio, meo eli gjenz
taset 9oiis, om n%pbbenois, ben %fplscnoe
Mften; mere enb bette pil ncppc bore NIB
pnois. &c pil finoe, at Barnet ltrats
s%jcnpinber lit forrige spoc @umsr % pil
lope os ipiie normalt.
Settle Mioocl er cit itpr Torbeorins
fremfor Salte, 4iller, affprenbe Mineralz
banbc pe %lianenoc Sing, Der or altfor
itertc for Barnet. Mr. Yeter @anlen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

[4oe1us, Mont., os Nars. @enrp Senien,
@rantpn, Mis., bplber altib 9r. Golo=
mell's Syrup pepiin / oeres @iem, % bos
bent, iom bos tuiinbe andre, finbes intet
Subltitltt fpr bette Dpperligc 2atsatib. Set
ct / Iirteli9beoen mere eno ct 2atsatib,
TIL bet inOebolber fremraseroe oplipenoe
Ggenltaber, Der biclper til at oplibe %
ltprte Mapen, Qeperen % Snoooloe1e, iaa
at ale NffpringsmiOter cftcr grugen at
bette fan unbperes os Naturen isjen uo=
FIRE fit @berb alene.
Gnbper iom pnitcr at foripsc Wtiolet
fpr DC tiBber bet bos Mpotbeteren for SO
Gcnts, eller / Ell itprre Glaitc @amiliez
Stsrrelie) til en- Solar, tan fao en- 4rs=
p%eflaltc ienot frit til @jemmct pco blot at
ifripe til Or. %. 9. Galomell, 405 Maibz
ington ST., Monticello, ST.. 9ercs Nopn
og Moresle paa ct 9olttort or tilitrettelist.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
Sbllano.

Iar6ms 6liper 5teoet for Mfbol=
oellen al v0ol1lfc Muiifcres Sands
forbnno"s iprlte &ongres. 40e og
Ste Mpril mener mol1 bliper @on=
gresOogene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

ml1ltgt at faa ben op, % efter at 81
Ii to elmer babbe arbeioet me6 ben.
bar ben be6. 9et bar MI blebet ben
paa Mftcnen, og | Mnlm og Mgrfe
maatte Sc begibc fig til 6o6s ODER
moo Zen.
Smiolertib bar man fer blepen
pngitelig for bereS l16ebliben, og
ben paa Mftene11 iamleoes efterbaon-
Sen Ell bel Del Mennei fer pe6
Stran0e1l, ion1 be0 8lus og gignal-
ffu6 idgte at beile0e 6en1. Set Ipf-
feoes ogiaa, og benimo0. 81. 10
TOM Sc ollie ammel1 bel6ebolben /
2on6.
rGnsformtge" Mapnc. Get. tpIfe
8la6 / &a6erslep ifriper / en- Sm=
tale at 8pe1ts Geioiicr ON ben
v@nsformigbeo", Ser lpler no at
8pens Nabnefortegnelie. S Geipi-
ieren forefommer ioale6es Mabnet
&eterien 145 @onge, @anien 1874,
Scbmi6t SO, Se1,ien 81, 91ielien 81,
@isien 48, Gbriltenien A. S6rgen-
fen As, Sgrenien AZ, Mn6erien 49,,
SSobonien SO, Subj, 80, Houlien 80,
SSepien, 2un0 og Napn bper IS @on<
ge, &n1t0ien 20, @osnusien og
Sbomien bper %, Gbriltianl EN-,
&olm og Soerien bper 81, Gricbien
20, Mnbreien 10, Sesien, 2orenlen
og @cbrg0er bper 18, Mo6len II,
Sacobien % Siirqenien bper Is,
@lauicn og &al1n 6ber Is, 8oDien
IA, 9an1m, &jnr og @jer bber 10,
6riiS, Sobnien og HiiS bber IL,
8oroe, 9abl, 2ol1rit5cn, Sblien og
Soft bper 10 @o1gc og loa bioere.
- Sao bi0t Set tpife 8la0, Ser
SIR opn1Grfipm paa ct meget to-
len6e 6orbol0: Men 8la6et CLIENT
.mer at 6rogc 5ll1tninger al bisie
mango ban1fc Mapne / Sen $50 So
6erslep, lom Set bellt pil6e bil0e Jig
ielp pg an6re in0 ct tiff.
@eo 6e,1nc 2eiligbe6 fan 6er MINI
6es ON en- l1otolelie %pe6rgren6e Mab<
meme / en- on6en Bp, tilfpier ~8lens=
borg Mpis". Mens @uitap Sobonn=
len opbol6t fig iom &igs6agSmono
/ 8erlin, fon6t ban en- Sag, ga ban
ben6te biem til lin 8o1ig, en- al fine
&olleger fra .&igs6agen, Ser har
fommen for at beige bam. @litob
Sobanni en beflogebe, at &igS0ags=
man6en - set bar biltnof @ebei=
meroo6 @cbmteoer = bon6e moattet
bente poa bam; men 6enne ipareoe
not ioo fornejet: Set ifol Sc lite
bore feo al. Seq bar baDt uo=
merfet l1n6erbol6ning linens be6 at
itu6ere Slensborg &eipiier. Sen
bebiier be6re ems lange Galer tan
giere set, at 9lensborg ct en- GAM
mel 0onf 8D!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

@r1etDbene fa11o1e og a'1Dolote.
TuIomegtigen og &olitiasiiitenten
fra &os1e fat baret iaa be1oi9e
ltrofs at fin6e Sppene, iom itjal Sen
lepen6e Girls fra &anien, @alabef.
gIooiporene fprte til &irtebogooro,
bpor ser boer en- Del 8olaffer, Der
bar orbejoet pes 8aneanl9gget &en-
ne-Mllinge, og set bar oft Jig,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

&iesbassmanb s.. q. @ansien.
MeoIem at ben tpife &igsoag for
fer1te llespieife &olgfreos (@ooers~
Ieb~G enberborg), &eoattbr Sons Be=
ter &onsien al Mobenroa, fplote for
leoen so @or. @an er fp0t s.. 81.
6eb. 1862 iom Sgn at @aar6eler
Gbrilten @onsien paa Hgrremelle |
Sunbepcb og @ultrn Slime Warie
Mn6relen ira l1llebgl paa Mls.
9onl fe 8orgere / Mobenraa baboe
/ 9agens Nnleoning inobnot &igs=
bagsman0 $. g. @ansien til en- 6elt>
miooog poa u6olfebiem". 9eSuoen
%oberroftes ser bam felgenbe Mores=
ie, unoertegnet al 8eltprellesmeo>
Iemmerne / set 6onlf Hor6l lesptgs
rationale 6oreninger og al EFT Ste
| prpi entont for Me0aftioner1e at
v61ensborg Mpis", "9mnepirfe" og
v9pbbgl=Ho1ten"
IS fulb M%nerfien0elie al bet itore
; og betponingsful6e Mrbejoe, lom 9e
allere0e giennem Ell lang Morrptte
! bar p6et / Dor rationale Gags Sic
neite, fdler 2ebelien for Sc tire 1tore
rationale 6oreninger Srong til MI
poo Deres 50rMars6ag at bringe
! Sem en- iamlet 2pfbnifning % Sat.
8i tror at fnnne fremfpre 6enne
Sat lom ct %enItemmigt l1btrpf for
belle SEN noroi 1esbiglfe 8efolfnings
| 6eIeljer o~berfor 9em.
Set er % en- iprlig @lebe at fnn=
ne bringe Gem Dor Gaf for 9eres
@irfiombe6 UNDER S16trpffet al Sen
gl9oelige 6remgang 1u pe6 iibite
&igs6agspalg, og ri fnDtter til Dor
Sat &aabet ON, at Sc enonr gien<
mem mango Mar mao faa Sou til at
birfe blan6t % og repreientere ct
Soft / 6remgang oper bele 2inien."
Sill 6enne imuffe n6talelie bill 6e
pioeite &re6ie al oct 6onife Soft
lutte fig. s. g. &ansiens lpie og
freioige 8erionltgbeo, bans floge oe
biljefraftige Snoiats / set rationale
Mrbeioe, bans Marbaagenbeo og Ont
iigt / 2e6elien at oe oanife Morbles
piaeres Goribarsfamp fpIoer bans
2anosmen6 / &ongeriget meo 8e.
lmoring % Gafnemmeligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Gn 21=aaris &i9e, ser for e
@or Maoneoer iioen ip0te ct 8or1
lom bun fpalte pes at laOe set blio'
Iig9enbe un6er 9pner1, CT MI bel
@panite &ipbltoos @fstroret blepe1
bemt til Observation-Disclosures
ire Mor. Gen l%tatfels &ige bopoe
ct &ar Star nnret forlopet mes Ell
6prbpoer, JONI ipigteoe beroe ol
life los bsre fra Jig Sc li6ite Moones
Ser fpr 6ebielen. 9on1men er iftf
oppeIleret.
eenjatiun / spmmcrmp. uMslenS
@pis" fortnller:
6olf, Scr gift / Soget / Spnoa9s
Mftes = Observation-Disclosures
fif - ppcrroifebes / a~llerbglelte
@rao. Ser ioo / en- al &l1peerne
en- 1ll11 Man0 = oo lGlte. Ml0rig
bar Bette let fdr.
ga, 1ne1 bporbon bar oalaa BET
m1liot, bprcr hi pore 2Gl ere ITO
brp6e.
SO, inorer hi, Set gift ganlfe mo-
.turligt til. San Dopbc Ell 2pgtc
foron poo @rpltet.
ut ingen bar bittet poa set ~fer
Smsmanbs =Mcjertet / @aralSiteS.
@a Susmnn6ene / @oralolteo for
,1oge11 Sis lioen afbrpb 6orbonoltn=
qerne mes Sc fra Mejeriet 1lOtraaote
@oorompnb, anlaa man 0et for Ct
bet, at ser piloe blipc rejlt ct mt
Meieri Ser / Sognet. Dette er mi
CIT Rjmosgierning.. Eaa ct atbolot
Meoc far @usmen6ene enltemm1g
peotoget at rejie set npe Meieri, og
Ser er neolot ct l10polg til at forbe=
re6e Gagen. Oct gan1le Weler1
foor fnapt 1h Million &uno Melf
at arbei6e mes, meoens BET npe al
lerebe pc6 Sc u0traa0te raaoer ODER
ooot GA pel 2H Million Yu1o
Mrlf, og Bette Sal pentes at bile
blipe ioreget ell Sci peb Si(gon9
fra onoen SIDE.
@aar mar life betaler iim Stat.
@oo Sc fomunale @alglilter for
9eeltpeo er ser iaar itreget omtrent
700 5fottcp6ere, iom miltebe oeres
@oleret peo fife at betale 5fotten
rettioig. &ertil fommcr 400 fptn=
oeIige @algere, bpis Meno finoes
blon0t Sc 700, og iom oerpeo o9=
ioo mi1ter 6eres Bolgret. Haa
GolqIi1terne bar / 6orpeien noelaot
Sc @elqere, lom reltcrcbe meo Sfat=
ten for Mpril og Sl,li &%partaler.
Salt bar laoleoes ca. 1900 al 9pe11s
@orgere og 8orgerinoer miltet De-
res 8oleret poa @runo at Statte'
,o,+o,,cor Got pr nmtrent SQlD0e=
len at lon1tligc GGlgere / &omu1en.
Seloigpis lfol @algliiterne fife bru=
ges til roget Salg.
Mrretforsareren / 5afien. s
!6illerp6 forefal0t iornplig 'en gan=
lfe puoiig &iitorie.
Nrreltforpareren, ST.. Eeter1en'
por qooet i116 / en- @elle, bpor Ell
Gplfer pes Mapn Sacble 1oo arre'
lteret, og me6ens ban ct 9lebl11
panotc &pggen til Splferen, 1pra1te
oenne, Ser bap6e ligget / Senger
ful6t paafle6t, lb al Gelleopren oe
laaie6e sen al, loa Irreltfornorerer
io6 Sangen.
SpIferen forlpete oerefter pei
Sjnlp al Mrreitforporerens Mpglel
at Hippo no / set Sri, men @rrelt:
forparerens Some llog M1orm, ol
Gplferen lpb lige / &enoerne pac
@irfefulomngtig Sabricil1s Sonie11
San fit 8 Slag &otting for Der
lille Sppg.
@riietpbene fanbne og aagolote
SuI6megtigen og Bolitiasitltente1
fra @osle far baret iaa be1oig'
1trofs at fin6e Sppene, iom ltjol BET
lepenoe Girls fra &anlen, Talabet
gIooiporene fprte til &irfebogoaro
bpor ser boer en- Gel &olaffer, oe1
bar orbejoet peo 8aneanleg9et &6n
ne-Mllinge, og set bar oft Jig
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6nnnrrjyllunn.

&nnnrrjyllanh.
@nlobrDllnp. Mftegtsman6 Claus
Glanlen og S11itru / Sapnbierg
funoe oen 90. Sebruor feire oeres
@ulobrpllup. 8egge Sc @qmle Ell
cn0nu raife.
Gjcnoumsbanocl. @ooroeier &ugr
@eiis / Sfoosborg STOP far lolg1
i'm gien0om til 9ol0mano Gbomler
fra 5prisbul for 5t,75O Marf me6
SDertogelle til Is. STARTS. Si]
8oaroen 1prer 33 @eftar. SpIge.
rem far boDt gjenoommen / 16 Mar
pg flptter III igien ip0paa.
Eaa Sprola1o, 0en lille %, ser
ligger us for @ierpite0, ct ser ifplge
tDife 8la6e / Sc ienere glar opltaaet
ct lt9rft 6l1glcltp. Ser ifaI MI ON
Sommercn paa Sen lille % bpgge
benbeo 1900 6tron0ipoler for11oer
EN- Mnngoe ol1ore I11gle. S Sc iio-
tie Far Mar er ser oglaa fomme1
Selpmaager % G0oerfugle til gen.
Mfurtcn Sbumien er fife fmct. Sen
biemlpie Morten Gbomlen blep Sen
20. Teb. lgsla6t al Mrreiten / Mo-
benraa. Sbetfor en- @orrelponoent,
Ser talte mes boln umi06elbart ef=
ter 26slaoelien, l1otolte ban, at ban
bar peo goM Moo. og life tenfte poa
at opgipe aan1pen for lin @iem=
Ite6sret.
Nfbpbc &etcrancr. 6orleoen ior=
6e6es paa 8re0e 2irfegaar6 af6g6e
Maos MicboeIlen, II Mor gQmmeI.
Sen afogoe bar en- trofait 0anif
Man6, iom alorig ibigteoe, og iom
enonu iiolte Sa11uar bar mco beo
&aIget. SON bar / 1864 me6 til al
foripare 6e6relanbet.
- 2on6mano @ro6er Sobani len
pao @attersbbl @o1lig er afgaae1
beo 9e6en / CIT 9lloer al 81 Mor.
San bop0e 1913 tent neb Sen ban=
ife @eltaor6e og bar %ie11ere oanif
@er6orm. San mo0tog MI 6er
aorIige @ebersgape paa 100 &roner.
!@pitc er en- Salgc al CIT Jorfglelie.
Selgen at 8rugen al Or. Mugult
&gnig's @omb,1rger 8rpittbe CT Ell
Sub.
Tprloren Turarselie. S u5cbles=
migicbe @ren5polt t" leies:
u9et 0anl fe Sbermob bar efter bet
ii6Ite &igs0agsnalg neppe noger
@ren0ler. Set npeite @fsem1pel fer
poa er offentlig Salg al cit Bolt,
%fortreffe, lom foruoen forifielligf
8roipefter fra @aoerslep fremltille1
8Dens @aaben me6 ct ltort 9ane:
brog poien6e berooer. @bor l9nge
en6nu lfaI hi taale ioa6anne 6anife
6rpfbeoer CDreiitigfeifen"?"
neutrality-suspicious. oplpier fife
fra bpilfet Ei6srum 8illeoer1ne bi0:
rgrer. 6or &elten maatte set bi6e
at Set f6r set tpife eller preusiiift
Stag TOM til at baie ober 8DenS
Gaoben, boje6e mes &ette Dane
brog ober set, og set en6m1 / fler'
Marbun6re6er ems 6e tpffe Stag tat
tplle Martier.
Gn farlig Sur ober Sien. SRI
&6me par @%aar6eierne Sens s
8un6elen fra g}grre 6rismorf o.
Scarf Mbller fra Sgnoer 6rismar
me6 beres @11ltruer % 8grn fjd
ren6e / SIe6e ODER Sien til 6ait
lanoet. Da Sc ifb1ge n@ejmoa1'
bentmo6 Mften bar paa @iempejel
og bar TONNE omtrcnt miotpeis mel
lem 6altlanoet og &gme, lanf Sc
iten, Tom tilberte Sens 8unoeien
pl116ielig giennem Sien.
S en- Sart fit Be Ben Ies fra 5la
ben og forf6gte MI at faa Ben o
pan Sien igien, men 90 Der un6e
Sie1 bar 4-5 500 @anb, og @a1,
set iteg fta6ig Daf, bar BET Dem It'll