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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10
When you visit Baltimore

rant in Baltimore.
40 -re-
.,N,sice found
luz 70 ST tie tax..-.....-.. 49, 30
I lue for county tax. ........-..,.. %
Coetee Richard a, personal property
consisting OF househ.ld. vehicles aud
ives ock assessed at $50.
due for state tax ........-........ "a
lue for county tax. .........+.... 40
Chase Lloyd W, personal property
consisting uf household, vehicles and
| livestock, assessed at S2lS.
| due tor stat tax........-..... n u
due for county tax. %
! Dean Wiiliaml 81 acres and bui dings
known as Anthony assessed at $1,000;
deed from Miifred jackson, lioer II G.
G, No 81, folio 43l, for land called Lo-
Gust Grove.
que for state tax. .......,........ 2 %
due for County tax ,...,.......... 8 90
Dawson W II, personal property con-
sistiag of household goods assessed at
Sl50
due for state tax. nam. ..-. 81
due Tor COUNTY ax............... / 30
Eigel Annie, acre Yart of Ditehiey
near Shiloh assessed at 500; deed IRON
f B Contee, liber Il c c, No p, fl 2l7.
due for state tax. ......... p
due for county tax.-............ 80
Furbush Mary J, personal property
consisting OF household, vessel aud sail
boat ass rssed at $500.
due for stale tax...........-.... 60
due for county tax ......-..-..... 20
Ford John, personal property consist
ing Of vehicles and livestock assessed
at Sl25.
due for state tax. ...-.....s...... %
due for county tax......-.-..-.'ss, ] IL
Garher, James r, house and lot near
Issue assessed at 1925: deed from NJ NJ
Dyer to 4 Garner, liber B 6 5, No Il,
iolio 70.
due for state tax. .........--...,.. e
due for county tax-...-.......--. il
Hawkins Robert, personal property
consisting Of household and livestock
assessed at $lS4.
duefor state tax .5...,....... ... 10
due for county tax .....-......, 90
Hill Eugene, personal property co
sisting Of household and livestock as
seesed at $f6o.
due for state lax $780,. IS
due for couaty tax a. ....'.....-... | "a
Hill Richard, personal properly con
sisting Of household, vehicles and live
stock assessed at $50.
due for state tax .......s. 81
due fer county ....-sss 1888
Hi Joseph. personal property con
sisting Of household aud livestock as
sessed a. $2fQ
due for state tax. s.....'......... 40
due for county tax .....- 49, 1855
Jackson Peter & Wife. personal pro-
prrty consisting Of vehicles, livestock
4 motor boat assessed at $500.
due for state tax .......j.......s.'..'. ~
ive i7s coutity tax Ia ...,..... so
Johnson Bernie. psrSet sl propafts con-
sisting Of household, s4.4-l4S- and lieeA.
stock assessed at S200v
due for state tax. -. ........... AL
due for state tax....... so
Johnson J P, pei sonil property con-
sisting of household, vehicles. sail boat
and two small boats assessed at $g93.
due for state tax ........ "a
due for county ax.......s....... , "a
Leper, Lee Wife, personal property
consisting Of houS ahola,l vehicles and
livestock assessed at Si25.
due for state tax. ...... . %
due for county tax........ i. 1l3
Lorenz NJ A, personal properly con.
sistihg OF livestock assessed 1T Si00.
uue ior state TAX. p
Tue for county tax.......... 90
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10
Style ana Modes lie Price Unite
In Hochschild, Kohn & Co. Waists

Stylish Waists are not necessarily expensive
it depends largely upon where you get them In
H. X. & Co. Waists there is an agreeable combination
Of novelty. good style, worthy materials and moder-
ate price. Order them by mall if you wish, mention
ing bust measure, and, in the case of tailored
waists give size of neckband as well. Ifthey are
not in every way satisfactory, return them and we
will make them right or refund your money, at your
option.
Lingerie Waists Of white wolfe with panels embroidery;
round yoke of cuny lace and embroidered medal
IONS tucked front. back nj three-q quarter sleeves
finished with lace hil sizes "a to "a - b .OO
Pepium Waists Of white batste broad bands of swiss
embroidery and lace; vest effect ofembrodery and
lace; back and sleeves tucked sleeves finished
with lace Hin Peplum tucked trimmed with
bands of cluny lace. Size "a to "A ..,.... b IND
Tailored Waists Of white madras dmity linen or linen
finish cambria made with patch pocket and plain
se-in sleeves with broad pea on each side
and gathered sleeves stiff and cuffs or soft
French collar and cuffs Another moaei has half
inch tucked front All sizes from "a to "a bust
and any sired sizen eckband | I'M
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10

Lingerie Waists of white wolfe; embroid
bined with cluny and halfinch tucIss
tucked three-quarter sleeves; low
Sizes 81 to 44..........~..
When you visit BaItimor
you welcome. 1t is on the
Hochschild, Kohn & Co. Stol
by those who know to be the
rant in Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-05-10

ROVE 9 s., Agriculture is
ing Of household GOODS ASA -.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
JURY SAYS DEATH
WAS ACCIDENTAL
Body Investigating Auto Acct.
dent Recommends More
Comprehensive Laws.

Recommendations for more string.
ent and comprehensive automobile
laws in the city were made by a cor
oners jury Saturday when it re.
turned verdict that Miss Anna Nc.
Linden "a nurse, was accidentally
Killed in an automobile accident the
night of November IL last in front
Of DR.. B. f. shuttleworth's residence
on West Main street. The Jury adj
Journed to this time to await the re.
covcry of persons who we're injured
in the accident.s
It was held by the jury that the
said Anna McLinden was ACCIDENTALLY
killed by being thrown from an auto
mobile when the car hit a tree in
front of Or. B. r. shuttleworth's resi-
dence November II, 1912 at about
1890 p. M, the car being driven by
W. F. Griffith at the time ana ex-
ceeding the speed limit.
rWe, the jury, recommend that
some reasonable speed limit be pre-
scribed by law, that automobiles be
required to stop to standstlll when
they approach street car from which
passengers are getting on and on
that reoeated violations Of these
safety regulations be cause for re-
peal of automobile licenses and that
the present high power headlights OF
both street cars and automobiles be
prohibited by law or city ordinance.
Mrs. Florence Byers, Frank /
WEIGH, w. +. Griffith, c. R. Bogges
W. W. Ours, DR.. NJ. j Bartlett and
Harry L. Brooks were examined By
the jury. Mr.. Griffith declared that
the headlight Of the street car blinded
him after crossing the bridge and
caused him to lose control of the
machine.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
SERIOUSLY I'LL
Is DR.. Alderman, President of
University of Virginia,
Who Was to Be Here.

Word has been received in this
city that DR.. Edwin A. Alderman
president Of the University of vir-
ginia, is seriously i'll. His physicians
have ordered him to Lake saranac,
y. Y, fer an indefinite stay. President
Alderman was to have been guest OF
honor and chief speaker at the Uni
yersity of Virginia alumni banquet
to be held at the Waldo hotel, Deem
Der 80. Out of regret and courtesy,
the committee in charge of the ban
quet has decided to postpone it until
such time as DR.. Alderman can be
present. Mrs. Alderman writes that
President Alderman is slightly inn
proved Since their arrival at Lake
saranac. 1t is hoped that DR.. Alder
man may have speedy recovery, in
which case the banquet will be held
at an early date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
TREE
IS GREAT AFFAIR
Now in Course of Erection
Outdoors at Madison
Square Garden.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Work OF
setting giant Chrstmast tree in
Madison Square Garden which will
be an outdoor novelty for poor chi
dren here during the holiday season
commenced today.
1t is sixty feet high and its
branches have spred twenty feet.
A choral festival with many ma
tionalities participating will be a
feature of Christmas eve when at >
o'clock in the evening all church
bells will be rung for twenty min
utes as signal for lighting the tree
with 1900 colored electric bulbs.
1t is hoped to make the outdoor
Christmas tree a nation wide Gus
tom.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
STUDENT
Home from Schools and Col.
leges TO Spend Christ
mas Holidays.

\ large number of Clarksburg
boys and girls who attended schools
and colleges throughout the United
States returned home Saturday
morning to spend the Christmas
with their relatives. Many social
functions have been prepared by
the local boys and girls to entertain
the students while at home.
The following students arrived
home Friday night and Saturday
morning:
Misses Agnes Hood, Grace Hay
maker. Eleanor Annon, Margaret
Robinson, Virginia Snider and Re-
bocca Ruhl, ,of Goucher College,
Baltimore. Nd. Misses Mary os-
born, Mabel Smith, Virginia and
Louise Davis, Wheaton College,
Norton, Mass; Misses Marion and
Grace Flowers, Ohio Wesleyan Col
lese, Delaware, o.; Edward Hart.
Cornell College. Ithica, y. Y, Preston
Candy, Ray CoITman and Ellsworth
Curtin, swathmore Gallege, Phila.
delphia; Lawrence Lynch, Ohio
Wesleyan College. Delaware, O.;
Freak Burk, Mt. St. Josphs, Balti-
more, Nd; Wade Garrett and John
Mcdonald. Washington and Lee Col
lege. Lexington, Va; and Robert
Hood, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore
Md
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
As the Body Starts from
London for the United
States.
PROCESSION IS LARGE
British Cruiser, Natal, Bring
ing the Body to the City
Of New York.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The body Of
the late Ambassador whitelaw Reid
started on its journey to the United
States today and highest military
honcrs were paid it as it LETT London.
The coffin was placed on gun car
raige, drawn by six hcrscs and driven
by men OF the rayol horse artillery.
Eight non-commissioned afIlccrs act
ing as bearers walked on each side
as the procession started from the
Dorchester house. 1t was led by a
squadron Of horse guards in bright
brestplates, helmets, long plumes and
scarlet cloaks which envelopcd horse
and man. A band of Scots guards
and plpers of regiment played
dirges, and following the caskct was
battalion of Scots guards wearing
bearskin head dress and with their
arms reversed. battery of artillery
in st. James park fired nineteen guns
and the line of the procession was
kept clear by mounted police.
The only mourner was Corporal
Donovan, a British army pensioner,
who had been in Ambassador Reds
service
A guard honor in tho Victoria
station presented arms, when the
coffin was brought in. Gathered in
side were the commander of the Lon
don district and other notables. 4
Scots band played abide with Ne
as the train drew out and pipers
played Flowers of the Forest" a
Highland dirge.
staffs of embassy ard consulate
Travelled with the funeral party e
Portsmouth, where the casket was
placed on the British cruiser, Natal.
to be taken to New York
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
TWO MINES
In This Section Purchased by
the Calvert Coal and
Coke Company,

The Calvert Coal and Coke Com
3any, of Chicago, has purchased the
coal mines of the Daniel Coal Com
oany at Byron and Robey, this state.
rhe purchase was consummated late
Triday afternoon. The purchaser
will take charge of the two mines
January ].
The Chicago concern found it nee
essary to acquire two additional
mines in this region on account OF
'the large increase Of tonnage Of
Eairmont gas coal secured by it.
W. W. Fowler, of Chicago, vice
president and general manager Of the
company. personally
negotiated the deal the purchase be-
ing made OF Daniel Howard, Vincent
E. Cooke and others. Tho deal in
yolved large amount of money, al
though the consideration has not
been made public.
The Calvert Coal and Coke Com
pany is "a large concern and 1t en-
Joys an extensive trade. 1t has a
suite Of Offices in the new Union Ma
tional Bank building with ]. RAY
Quinn, eastern manager of the com
pany, in charge.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
last TERM
OF Court Judge Mason Will
Hold at Morgantown is
Called.

MoRGANToWN, Dec. 21.-Judge
John W. Mason this morning issued
4 call for what Will probably be the
last term of circuit court over which
lie will preside in Mcnongalia county.
The call is for a special term to be
held Monday morning, December %,
at 10 O'Clock. The call was issued
upon the application of counsel for
the Morgantown and Dunkard Valley
railroad.
Six condemnation cases involving
property required by the railroad
company in Riverside win come up
at the special term
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
CANTON
Elects Officers for the Year
and Will Install Them
January 3.

At regular meeting held last
night by Canton Clarksburs, No. ..
the following named persons wero
elected to serve as officers for the
ensuing year:
IL. w. Sullivan, captain; George
W. Duncan, Lieutenant; Bruce Stout,
ensign; Il. /. Day. accountant; and
A. F. Combs, clerk.
Installation OF officers and inspec-
ton will be held about Friday night,
January 3.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
PAYMASTERS
Are Held Up, Beaten Iinsen.
sible and Robbed by Four
Auto Bandits.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Four auto
bandits today attacked two paymas-
ters of the SILK Finishing Company
of America on the lower West Side
beat them into Inconsistencies and
robbed them of $1,000. the weekly
payroll.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
BRYAN CALLS
On Wilson at the New Jersey
State House and Holds
Long Conference.

TRENTON, y. j., Dec. 2l.-wiIliam
Jennings Bryan called on President
elect Wilson at his Offices in the state
house here today, and they conferred
for long time. Bryan said that as
Wilson had not given out the sub
jects they discussed he would not.
President-elect Wilson announced
after three-hours' conference with
Bryan that Bryans name had not
been mentioned in connection with
a cabinet position.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
SPECIAL TRAIN
Is Conveying 10000 Turkeys
from Hills of Tennessee
TO Their Death.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 21-
Travelling to their death in a special
train 10000 turkeys passed through
here today enroute to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and New York Markets
from the sunny hills of east Ten
nessee. Taken in conjunction with
a similar shipment made before
Thanksgiving, their value is said to
be 100000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
DISMISSED
Are Peace Warrants in Two Courts
against Columbia Mine Men.

Peace warrants issued against
William Rogers and his sen, vii.
liam. of Columbia Mines. at the in
stance of James Urcheck, a miner Of
that place. were dismissed at hear.
ings Friday night in Justice Cor
don's court, and a peace warrant is
sued against Urcheck in Justice Car.
ter's court by Rogers was dismissed
there Friday night. The cases re.
suited from a quarrel over children
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
MUST MORTGAGE
His Property in Order TO Pay
Alimony Granted to His
Wife.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Dec. I'll
Alimony in the sum of $4,000 was
granted today to Mrs. owen Mccain
from her husband. who conducts a
produce business in lPittsburg. Nc
Cam complained that he did not
have that much money available and
Judge Monroe told him to mortgage
his property.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
NO DECISION.

WOOSTER, o., Dec. 21.-After an
all night meeting, the trustees of the
University of Wooster adjourned un-
til February without determining the
question Of ousting the fraternities
from the university.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
HOUSE BURNS.

Samuel Clark, colored employee
of ]. II. Matthews and Company. at
the owens Eastern Bottle Company's
plant, had his house and contents
burned Friday. A small contrlbu-
ton was made by the ]. H. Mat
thews Company. the Penn Bridge
Company, of Pittsburg. and Simon
Small and Son, contractors.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
HOLDEN IS OUT.

Fleming H. Holden. deputy to the
county clerk, compelled to stay in
doors a few days on account of la
grippe. is out again.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. dec. 21-Decembel
wheat closed So as, corn As Is
oats 80 rs.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

Mrs. c. NJ. Johnston, of Wilkes
Barre, Pa is a guest of Mrs. William
A. Blair.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
HIGHEST MILITARY F1ONORS ARE PAID
TOLATE AMBASSADOR NvfllTfLAv REID
SHA WKEY SHOWS THE SPIRIT
OF PROGRESS IN HIS REPORT
."1fE OF OF MILLIONAIRE TO GIVE MANY
ENTERTAINMENTS In $4,000 BALL ROOM

hrs, Edison crddlcy, .Dite Of the
Ne0 York and Washington million.
aire. tetH this s1inter be the hostess
7t MANI entertainments given in her
ne'0 $4,000 Oal: room. ,rhich has
Just been completed. Many Of
he social functions to be oiren
mere totH hare a price Of admission
charged TO those teho receiue fnui-
tdtionS and the proceeds tcflI be
1tren 70 various charities.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

W. $. Geary is here from Parkers-
burg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

CONTINUED on page i've
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13
SlOrt JOrOIkd(U
/ UQr6iel.
Wiange Menneifer umfomne.
Slerc Sniinoe bicmlOie, mnnee
Sger / SrnnO.

Gonitaatinopel, 10 2lug. - gn.
felt5eOerne augaaenoe Sor0ifplpet.
ser drriuerer Iangiomt paa @runo
af at 1raaoiorbinoelien er oi5ruot
ipoer paa, at 6oritprrelien er oiot.
ipreot.
6Iere 0unoreOe D}enneter er ble.
pen orpbt. 5uiinOer er biemloie,
% $40 er uo5ruot mqnge itorre
% minore 9per. Cpbpoelicn bar
ioraariaget tore goelpg1eier
oele eaneu meltem aouitantino.
pei og 2luorianopel iolte RpiteIien
aIoorliet 6lpgttinge ira Qiprio.
p6to mel0er, at 300 er omfomne
og 600 fonlneu til Sfaoe. 91ea
6rpnOte irenoeIes. ga Sc iorloO Den.
@anos .6ora er uoilettct, so Neaue.
ifer orp6t og 80 iaaret. De itaOe.
liote 9pgninger fom 9ranO, %
oe ileite al Oem neObr9note. Sbdr.
aoi oar ooeloat % to dn0re Smao.
6Der 9Ipr6eoen par iii Qels itpr.
tet 2(igrun0en 2(norianopeI Ie0
life me9et. men lc6orlu bleU oeI.
bis sOelagt al 9yoroitaIuet oa
Brand.
55oritprreliens Centrum Ipnes at
baOe 0pret omfring GarOohellerne.
9ienpiouer ira oisie Ggne giper ma.
Ienoe 9eretninaer OH 6oritprelien.
6lertnllet al 6uiene @allipoli zig.
ger 9illiner, og 6oIf iloar 9eir
paa 0larten. 2ignenoe ior6oloer
BET fla me0 5cbanaf.aales'i, men
Iabet al g}euneitelm I 5isie 9per
er life tort, BOG mango er fommen
til Sfa6e.
arigsifi6e, iom lao anfreos
8aroanel.Streoet iolte Sfplpet al.
porliat iSprit mente De, oct fonl
ira italienife aanonbnaoe. anptoi.
men paa oct amerifanife Camp.
ifi6 8irginin meI0er, at 5prtaarnet
peO 8onos Sora / @armora.Sopei
er foripun0et og at 9pen poa 2ou'
oct oeromfrins er 9rauo. San
bar noe al Stnno til at anfre pno
@rlmO of Ssens poIbiomme 9eoe.
aeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

Sru6eulnfte 5piflano. 100 Pr
beioere meneS 0rp6t. 9oc6lm 5pif.
lono. Q 2lnl. 5 @oar inOrai Ell
aulqrt5e npr uco 8ert6c en @fs.
ploiion. Der iatte paa Spil GOO
Nenneifclp. Niaa9e al 9lr6eioerne
6leo re00et; men lent 2lites npre
DC man 5rDat ior, at oper 100 er
blepen orp6t. 10 9i9 er flnoet men
man fmoe fife fomme iHo I @oi.
lcript, 6uor 6f5ploiionen inOtroi.
Man tror al mellem 80 % 100
Oiano cr omfommet Der. N}auqe
al Dem, iom b(ep re0oet, er iaa
6aar0t iaoret, at Der er rin9e llo.
figt til at oe oil fonme iig.
e Mpno iom enom 6eiiaOer
iig / @rnbeu, oeres aoner oa 9eru
iamIcoe iig omfrin9 MulOiugcn
6ele Qaaeu men fun0e life inu no.
gen 0etolieret OpI0SninQ ON lllpf.
fen. 0a e5ul6eielifabets 9mbeOS.
mpno npgteoe at iige uoqet
1aqinrfen, ion beito6 al 900
@iano, par gaact neo oa ifllIOe be.
apnoc ocreS 9(rbeioe, 0a Grploiionen
inotrrf. 9ronnet 6ertes op til Op.
eriloocn. oa ser 6lep itrofs IenOt
Soft neo ior at reo0e ale, iom fnnoe
rcO0eS. 0e ian0t itrof5 8 6aarot
ioareoe @rtbenr6eiOere, iom blep
braat op. ]ieoningSar6eioet forlat.
teS, til 6Ianlmerne oreO 9icOnings.
m9noene til at ilpgte ira @ritben.
9e 9ieoningSaioeIinger, lom llo-
f6rte Ell ioa goot 9(rbeioe beO beu
iranife @rubeulpffe Gourrieres, /
0er6eoen al Gems Sen 10. Morts
1906, ga 1920 @rllbenrbeiOere blep
orpbt nnfom ti0lig ! @oar Otter
miooag. men fun0e poo Srnno al
Sl0en oa aifti1e e5ns life fomme ina
pna @aQeriet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-13

fen - fun 10 Gage efter at 0ano-
'tabet 5aoOe forloOt oct.
&aptain ginar Niftel- l.
ien er feOt %. December 1880 i
8eiter 9rsnoersIeO. 9on bleo 10
gtar gommel Glen paa o@eorg
'Stoge" og ieileOe meo en- Del for'
ifelIige Stibe, til ban 1900 toe lin
Stprmauosefsamen og iamme 2lar
for fBrite @ong iatte aurien moo
@rsnlano iom Qieolem al aaptdin
ImOrups @fspe0ition til 9itgren.
lanO.
San bar lenere n9ret paa aoifiI.
lige Boloretspeoitioner = iioite
Sang iom gbef for Den engelife-
amerifanife golarefspeoition 1906
Oct Sfi6, ban ben Sang f6rte,
6eo uGucbeis Of 8e0forO", og iom
man oil erinOre git ogiaa bette
Sfi6 til 8runOe.
Slsioinipefter 2lrel Ufittel.
len aaptoiu Miffeliens 3ooer. 10.
toIer on9 9uOifa6et ON Sennen5
J lba9eOenOen:
u9i baoOe ilet life op9ipet 5roen
paa, At Ginar tom. seq oil life en-
gang iige, at oi life bapOe op1ioet
6aa6et. 5or til oet StaOium, man
ifal naa ior fun at baOe Saobet til
ba9e, par ri ilet life noaet.
Q}en pi 5ao0e aanife Dit fife ben
tet, at Ginar par fommen biem ooer
}laleiunO. Vi 6aoOe oentet at bore
no9et ira ban, naar Sans gge0e"
fom neite Gang, ri baoOe en0oo
life oeret iifre poo, at ban life
ielo hnoe ppre me0.
@en mn er ban Ser oltioa, oa
mort oil ban rel ppre 6erneoe. s6au
reiier iiffert meo Sen i6rite Camper,
ser gaar ira 9toIeilmo til Bergen
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bel ioa nof pente 6om Der 9e.
Qon6elien al npite ll0e.
Get iorbopicr mig 6eller life, at
Ginar bar Qap.rerne meO Sea
pioite, at ban oiloe loie lin 0pQope
Ginor er iaaonn. at 6oao ban ifol
uofore. oct bliper roisrt
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tes grug al aonalen.
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grensning al Ssmagten og aon.
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rel, bois ino6an OoerenSfomit OF.
naas.
9legerinas5anoIing meo Senipn til
Smmiardnter anbefales.
RetierOig Benton Tor ofle Col.
oater og Narinere tilifpnoes.
gieblitfelig Oprettelie Al Rafte.
pot iorOres.