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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
!9E0ED THAT OTHER ROOT


In Kansas CI,y there dwclls q mal
tosa beast 10 that re haa tn.
4 eryc.' and at least one dental SUI
laon will Furpcrt him in his claim.
The man with the nerve" suffered
}rom the panas Of an ach.ng molar
;na at last sought our his friend Tho
dentist and announced that the toot
must come out The man with the
forceps made a hasy examination end
suggested that a fIllinc would relieve
tie apcny, but 10 40 aYaM.
That tooth must be pulled said
the nerve man, but I want TO warn
you right now, Doc that YOU wont
Get It the first yank. l have Ind scyc,
teeth drawn and no dentist lives vhc
can pull enc OF my teeth the first
trial"
The dentist prlde3 bimsel' With tn
numerous compliments paid Linn fer
daxterity in extraction and tho
nerve" mans words were challenge
IN get that tooth the very first
time | pull it."
Bet you the drinks you don't" was
the patients retoft
Done" said the doctor
The professional man m9.iouad hi.
patron to the operating chair a1.
selected the proper forcepa The col'
steel clamped firmly On the tooth aut
I with slightly rocking motion TIA
dentist began to pull The tooth he'll
firm and it looked as if the dcuJist'
reputation as an extractor must su.
fer. At last, Just as little beads @
sweat we're forming on the operator
brow. be smiled and in another SCI
ond the three proAFed cause Of tn
trouble lay on the swinging bracket b
the dental chair.
No word or sign had been given h
the sufferer. who then raised fro
the chair. grasped the removed toot
IN his fingers and gazed at its Tire
: roots in contemplation.
/, There was tone Of real saGno'
, in his voice as he regretfully said:
. II that thing had Only bed anoth
y root. I'd have won the drinks. '-ka
i sas City Journal
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Delicate Scales.

In the personal laboratory of sir
lillian Ramsay, at University col
London, is new pair OF scales
eucately adjusted that they Will
h q seven-millionth part o; an
.ce. The room is In semi.darkness.
delicate are these wonderful scales
[, at their balance is disturbed by the
'ter7tion Of temperature caused by
4 turning on of an electric light ct
h cher end OF the room. The oper-
ter has to leave them for an hour
ID administration he has tip,toed
ream the room SO that his football
Lculd not set up any vibration--and
then read them swiftly before any
change in the temperature has had
time TO affect them. The scales, on y
a few inches long, appears mere COB
web of glass with its frail supports.
It is not made Of glass, however, eX'
plains Sir William, but Of silica, when
expands and contracts under the ef'
feet of heat far less than glass.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
When Fish Co to Bed.

Did you know that fish go TO bed IN
the winter? Prof. Dyche, state nsh
and game warden for Kansas, says;
Sure thing, fish have beds. have
seen them piled up four and FIVE hsh
deep for space at least Q by 10 feet
Ususlly they find place below a log
or some kind OF an obstruction in
stream where there Is an eddy. They
can maintain their positions there
without much effort. don't know
whether they sleep or not, but isn VIII
epend most of winter in that way.
when the water gets extremely
cold the fish become sluggish. Ih@y
can move around little but they lose
sill their alertness. They can even be
caught BY hand. All you need to do
Is to cut a hole in the ice after it mas
been frozen over for some time. some
fish will come to the hole for air Ii Is
an easy matter to slip your hand IN
der the fish slowly and you may III
him clear of the water before Ae
makes q wiggle.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
The Nutshell.

The residents OF certain suburb Of
Chicago were for a time governed by
a passion for giving sweet poe-c&l
names TO their estates" There vas
one such man who bJiit handsome
villa. calling il The Nutshell Thus
was the huiae introduced to his
friends and it became widely known.
To the surprise OF all, therefore, the
nAme was one day suddenly changed
to sylvan Neck, and food OF iu-
auiries soon iegan to pour in.
why have You given your home a
new name?' ?. friend asked, What
was the matter with The Nutshell:
Il got sick of being jo9hed about
it, said the owner, with a SIGH
4Tiare isn't a Roy within two miles
hereqb o1ts who hasn't stopped and
rung the doorbell to ssk il the coioae.
was in. "-Iippincott'z Magazine,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
THE OLD "LEGlT" OBJECTS
scene In Moving Picture Theater Too
Much for His Idea Of the Dignity
OF the Stage,

An old "lcgl" re.led Into the street
from out ten-Cent moving picture
theatrr his hand to his head and eS'
limiting all the symptoms OF having
received u mortal blow. Two or three
sympathetic citizens, one OF them the
usher OF the theater, rushed to hi. ~.
sistanoe, asking IT he was hurt mucl
and wondering If they should cali Tor
an ambuiance The old man turned
iorCely on the usher and replied
"Of course / ana hurt much-mor-
tally wounded look AT that
He pointed dramatically to "a poster
which announced that The Merchant
OF Venice" was being performed with
in.
Il went in to see that masterpiece
| even AS II moving picture, for | am
| without prejudice, and know that pan
| tolnime Is great art---but what do
/ see? A Portia that wears an Irish
| lace collar around her head for
/ Venetian cap, who skips through her
part like risky soubrette. and when
the manufactured scene showing her
visit 10 the Duke OF Bellario is intro
duced, and the duke with Goodly
amount OF dignity evidently tells her
with lip. that are hidden by Whisk"rs
what she IL 10 do mods her head gay!y
and says, her movement of lips show.
ing the words plainly, "Thatll be fine
Shade OF Shakespear Had he been
buried in this country he would have
risen today TO expire again in agony"
Luminous Metal Discovered.
For generations the peasants OF
Cornwall have handed down legend
that at night here may be seen n
family luminous metal among the
rocks brought from the mines of the
! county. A British scientist has proved
thai this story Is by no means based
on Imagination. A specimen OF the
, mineral autunite, which Is also found
in Wales, was sent to him from Portu-
r. gal because Of its shining character.
. He finds that II closely resembles AT.
p ificially prepared salts Of uranium.
+ ans that its luminosity is due to spon.
% aneoGs radio.activity. The light II
+ sheds is stronger than that Of nitrate
4 If Uranium. Upon parting with it's WI.
.er OF capitalization the metal losea
Is luminosity, us
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
nsytae Needed BY Avlators.

Aviation doyoteea are giving some
attention 10 tho demand for mag.
uetic ccu#ass which will not be affect
ID by the vibrations Of The machine.
The same difficulty Ia being expert.
unued by the airmeu as was eucoun-
tered By those no had occasion 10 dc
sccnd In Hubmari9ea Some English
flyers are experimenting with a de.
vice which has been ulod with more
or less success on submarines and
which waa devised by the commend
or of q submarine boat, Il consists
Of the usual mariners compass. Goat
ing in oil, contained IN a case which
rests in & bed of horaobair The horse
hair is uot pacised at al donsaly but
It's springinass is SO great and eadur.
ing that it makes an excellent pIotec
lion against the vibrations Of the mo
tor
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
MlnisterlaI Econotny.

Considering his meaar1 salary, it
as 81 myatory to economical parish
0ners how the minister could afford
contribute so Literally to the
lurah's social affairs, but another
uaucIa} expert finally explained that
was q aoud iuycstmunt.
THE money he contributes makes
hcso entertainments so attractive"
q said, that the young people fall
love aud marry, and he makes 1t
,aclt many times over on The wedding
.ees."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Athor the Camera

The Chinese have a horror Of being
pictured. They have the idea that
the possession Of the photograph OF
any individual gives the poare ssor
some form OF mystic power over that
person
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
patenlea Art'cIco Must Be- Marked.

?atenle3 Aruclcg Must Be Marked.
We are all accustomed to see a pat
nted article marked Patented" with
he date of the patent. 1t is doubtful,
however, whether one in 4 hundred,
n in five hundred, who notices the
mark realizes its importance to the
atentee. The statute on the subject
makes Il the du.y Of all Qatentoes or
hose holding uajeT OF making the
atentcd article for them to apply the
aarl, "Pateutod.' together with the
ny and year the patent was granted
nd the same statute provides as a
enalty for not marking that in any
vic for infringement by the party
lI'9g to SO mark uo damages shall
. recovered }g the plaintiff, except
nrcof tnat The defendant was duly
Gifted e. The infringement, and CON
.nued, after such notice, to make use
,end the article so patented. -,
cieutiiic American.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Spe liIg tablets, scratch pads, ex-
aE...ad-n paper, comp sition DO Il
t.- 1t1er school supplies can
Do, Obtained at The Record office
a LaU sgJGG Just arrived.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
SHOE REPAIRING

Mich Dacic, shoemaker, is now
located in the J. G. Brown build
ing on Lacour street. Harness mend
Ing also,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
DIDN'T Want Him to Laugh.

hewitt on world m"be % d"AEr\
laHgh lea Ell cat OUT y"ur ni'"Uty
keu Narh t'@'s-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
ThG PRICE HOUSE

TIE PRICE HOUSE
The reliable place 10 stop while
rou are in Phoebe. Meals served in
connection.
TIE PRICE HOUGE
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20
Ten Room House TO Trade.

Ten-room house. In Boulder. Colo.
modern. except heat; hard wood fin
lsh; barn for four head Of horses. arc
room for automobile and six tons OF
hay, lot 7512i5 feet Price $500.
with an incumbrance OF $1,000 at Z
per cent which runs for five years:
will trade for an improved ten-acre
tract Of irrigated land near Ia Junta.
The Boulder property 10 one block
from car line.
McCAuLEY 4 MAHONEY.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20

eose vtkhoot sayiAg. The nos& AoGsA
a course 10 the Kings crown. Il was
originally made for Queen victosia's .
coronation In ls3s. The chief Jew.
sas In II we're taksa from older
crowns and from the royal coilec.
ton: among them b the fine large
ruby which was given to the Black
Prince BY Peter the Cruel In 1867.
As altered fer Edward VII this
crown contained ISIS diamonds. and
,s7 pearls. The largest diamond
weighs 309 carets. There are other
bejeveied crowns. circlets. scepters.
royal salt cellars and 70 on. too num-
erous to mention.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20

Bob Anderson 10 down IN Trinchera
n. ~. holding down . Job a. mAnag.
o. Of the Trinchera Estate Company.
In . recent letter TO . Ia Junta
friend be writes Of his new surround.
lnss thusiy!
We are having quite a lot OF
snow NJ hefe at the lumber camp. IL
placed II is twenty feet deep. We
are g.3&0 feet above sea level but are
not having as cold weather as you
people are.
THE Trinchera Estate Company
owns a grant up here which com
priscs i5o, 900 acres OF land and 10 en-
gagged in stock raising. mining and tim
ber operations. Al present We are
furnishing lumber and timber for the
ID. 4 X. G. X. n. also ties. piling.
etc, and have orders on hand for ma
'erial enough TO run the mills for
eighteen months. We also furnish
all the mines In this part OF the
state with mine props and mine tim.
bers.
The company has 5000 acres fene-
ed off with hog wire eight feet high
and have turned loose forty head OF
elk. 200 deer. fifty mountain sheep
and are now purchasing fifty buffalo
with the intention OF raising them
for parks. etc"
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20

Bob Anderson Down In New Mexico.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20
Personal Experiences
on European Tour
e. n. ~, nl.ss>e. Rs.e De>oka
D Nh. E,ssesee Base Drssks

lNCE coming To Turin our
greatest trouble seems to be
getting something we can
eat. AT the first hotel at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

ltirharl David leu last uirht Tor
Kelly N NJ, where be- goes 30 ucc,pt
@ position with the Mcdonald Mcr-
Cunul" company MI UI,lt e q
gruduat. OBJ the AUuQUulu. Busi-
ness college.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
COUNTY SCHOOLS
CAN'T ACCOMMODATE
The PUPILS
Problem of Handling Large.
ly Increased Attendance
Bothersome in Spite of New
Building.

In place of needing unaut 81.
ticpr 60 krtp thr county school. full.
az iugi year a.. trouble thiH yuYr o.
to lurp them from coming faster than
$40 con car. t1t them. suid Auu3slu
MuufuyU county vuprriui"udl ~ ~
schools, This morning
I'm our nu. new building ON
South Fourth street. d'slrl.t Z q. ON"
OF iho most modern and ,ummodiuus
.u the county BE- hne been necessary
tu send twenty. OF tho primary
grade and hy fourth rItuy pupils
over to th. N,ssDr school Miss Wei,
has illJy pupils Iu hor room,
from the primary to thu thil grade.
ana 10 the other halt sol 90, building
had been completed We could easily
ron the whole building fp capacity.
The work ul doubling the sil. uI this
building, contemplated nest year cor
thr year after or whenever 10 became
necessary really ought tH Dee don, Jt
once. Thur, ought tp ho room tor
four teachers tud twice the number
ui pupils Thor" are 900 present two
teachers hcrr iu san Jose district
additional facilities viii hc needed,
and wa viii soon have five teachers
there it present plans are carried out
The attendance IN the Dld Alhu-
pucrqur school Joe the same district Is
now no ana splendid work is being
done under tho direction uI the priu-
nipJl Miss iiuNuud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

Bryan. hauls TRUNKS. raouo 'ol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
"a DESCENDANTS
OF JOHN ROEHL
Nine Children, Thlrty-0ne
Grandchildren and -Four
Great Grandchildren La.-
vive Father of Local Citizens

Seven sons and two daughters.
furg-on, grandchildren and four
rrrat.gruIuh:ldr,u uryN, "a, Iuto
john go,hl cot Bcn.ulo, 49, esther
81 Ii. charles Eo,hl and -tcy, Eu"hl
of This .ity. news u' whose death lost
Monday has just reached lri'uds hDr"
Tho two Nhuqu'rIU, Sous, HnuumuHr.
t,r Ht their brother, John Burh. OF
Fresno. cab. IriI here some time ago
Eat H.lryilIr, Called ul tnrlr father
serious illnUbs.
IN, .'der Rocal was % years "
age "a ,.trf~u cot the 'rl war aus
a native of G,r,nauS having come 90
this .nyptre In bts egriy youth The
seven SONS who .uyNr a." I'lcr W.
EuuhI, Garden CIu. Mo-. ''',t'
kurhl 49, Louis, John a.
Fresno, Gals stephen T. and Chan -
EnruL Albuquerque. Herman D..
tu,hI, Charleston. Mo-. and Albert
J.. Eu,hl 49, Louis Tho tHu dough
inH uIy Mn lua iluu,r ANA AIRS.
LmWu UuU If EellDllIy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
ENTRY SLIPS FOR
POULTRY SHOW
COMING IN
RAPIDLY
Well Known California Grow.
err First With List of Birds
Agricultural Exposition
Looms Up.
EVERYTHING LOOKING
SPLENDID SAYS REUH

'ThoN never came n until just "a
Wrck before the HiI until this year
said john Nrun. superintendent ut the
Tt1p Fair poultry SHOW This morning..
rtuudt NHNIu. nuyd boo ruir, blank.
the FIRST Ns' from tho outside ,shin-
iturs tu bv NIyd with tHr manage
mont This entry is from i i Dean,
the WtN known poultry uuricr OF
Mnurtt. ,uI.. who viii exhibit thirteen
of DIS choicest birds Mr. Boub iH
also receiving letters from 10 Pasu
and other outside points Hskug for
cnitN hHuks Ht uucci while the local
and state exhibitors are gcttiug BOO
line 'Hst There is absolutely nothing
tn o. thp puulirs show ls goIug iu fr'
IL nov standard tor exhibitions ul This
kiud ,u lhc southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
LEARN STEN0GRAPHY-
NIGHT CLASS BEGINS
SEPTEMBER rs

\ uru class ZOO stcnogrJphy and
touch NprNlitng VIII br organized
iu the NlbulucrUu, Uu-lncrs CollcLu
evening school "Wednesday evening
bu3 10 limited number cot students
can hc admitted 60 the evening
school ana % start can bee made only
W'th q GLASS. ro lll that wish iu learn
This fascinating and rcmuncr1tiNc art
should make uirIug,u'nts in adj
vance 81 "wednesday evening. Mufo
than sour. Wrrr disappointed tu
taking up .u evening course iu-' v.u.
ter TOT thy .rhuu. was uuahl, tu huu-
DE lll who wished to attend
Enter tt once
ALBJQUERQUE BUSINESS col
IISE.
Phone A27.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

WIgg what iF more Ire ome man
a mau q always mlking about MAJ
hc has donef
Wurp a man who o. always talk
Ing about what he Is going TO Do. 49,
Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
pr. w. y. Macbeth. dentist. 9E-27
Grant building.

pr. w. y. Macbeth. dentist. 2s-21
Grant building.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Levy of
brooklyn. ~ Y. are 90 Albuquerque,
the guests %! Mr.. LrNy s. brother, Marx
Levy.
\ meeting ct the county commits
s,uurrs Is announced tor Monday
afternoon $50 o'clock ~ ih" 'onti
house.
Born Thursday. September co. al
81 Iusyphs hospital SON tu Mr
ana Mrs r. a. Tale OF Gulwp. y NJ.
" c. Logan, prominent In affairs
IN valencia county BE- u the city from
Ios Lunos
Nyru o. Akin. 20 well known sheep
broker ul Fgtt Collins is In tho city
negotiating with local sheep men.
" o. Brown, freight and pnsRen-
s.r agent TOR the Santa Fc. is here ON
business from III puso.
49, S. Fullerton, cattle and sheep
,pru..r OF Socorro county is here
.'tum .h, patl country.
capt rr.d Fornorr or the Sew
M,Nirn mounted police, returned "a
S.u't g.. today, having arrived here
laHt ulgrt from Estuncia.
J.t, Iagalrd og the Muntozuma
Trust rumpau. I.it today Tor the
ltudpniCh slower camp ON the Upper
rCous 90 uJr,icWat. in 90 bear hunt
Tom Egau. export office man, lcli
t1d4F tor Madrid, where 10, win take
over "a position m tho accounting dee
partmput ot the Eascmun properties
Eug,n, Carr and sister Adele sou
and daughter of Capt. and Mrs
| Clark ST. Carr left last night i"l
Washington o., c. whore theF WI
| spcud The winter
! Edward Joyce, day clerk iu th'
| Hotel sturgrs, b. confined to his nom,
! by Illness and hiE place 81 the desk Ia
being ahau by Manager Sam j
| stevens
NJ g.. snyder general agent fol
thr Mutual l.il, Insurance 'ompan'
cot Sow Yo.k. returned Hast nigh
from % "trip through the eastern par
ni the slHtr.
Albert Vuhs or B,rnaliuo, Milton
Bibu aud Emil kaufman OF Domingo
IAN rmuioEee ul the Bcrndlilio M"r
cauul, cpmuuN wvro visitors los ~
bupuer4uo last evening.
Frank stack. Fred Byors and Fruuv
Keller, clerks Iu the local Santa F'
round house, leave touisht tor r.
plsu. whore thet win study the McN
lDau war situation az first hand The
Ivil return here Monday
UIyc just uDpickod extremely lug
new stock at Auto and CarrlIg" Lal
Ropcf Tou should look them over
VU glyo % per cent discount IRON
luoN until end at fair week J. k"r
urr a co.. POS Norlh Second street
lohu Loo Clarke, member oi m
city council ana manager ol the Iuht
Ice clarke company, Incorporated
returned last night from visit q
several weeks In Boston ana othe
eastern cities.
rRnIy" chaplin son of Mr.. am
| Mrs William Chaplin. who has beet
I'm for the last three weeks rs g.
ported ~ ba ont ut danger Nhitl
win na welcome news 60 all hl
friends. u Nill be- necessary Tor liil
to rcmlin ia the house for severn
weeks yet, however
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
pADiii.AS SCHOOL ACCEPTED;
no MANE OPENING rnnN

The beautiful u,W scmi-mi.siuu
style school house ct Los padUlas
has been completed by the contruc-
tors and accepted by the school au-
thoritics. Principal Lopez ana his
assistants are planning formal cXor-
risrs in about two Wrrk- from date.
All the valley schools arc now under
way with "a" exception col District
No :. Ranches dc Alhuuurrduc.
ana district Is, Del Eiu, where the
WORK of tho :grm begin. next Mon
dan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
MUCH BUILDING IN
PROSPECT SAYS
CONTRACTOR
Many Intending Builders Now
Comforting With Archi-
tects and Contractors for
Fall and Winter Work.

Il look Tor moro huiluIus .u Albu-
quorqur thiS fan ana Winter than tor
years said "a we'll known local cons
tractor to the Herald today In my
own case, moro people ur" figuring
ON plans aud specifications than Tor "a
long while aud / understand other
house builders ana architects Iu tho
cts lind The same condition. louk
Tor moro residences and business
block ,u Doc constructed during tho
present year than during amy proc
cccdlng year. ana the construction i-
getting more substantial all tho time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

An article that has real merit
should u time h,.0m" popular That
..u,b Is the case with 'hamberl1in's
p,.,,rb Ir"npdy h3s been Ittostol by
many dral,r. Here Us one OF them.
n. w. u,ndrighs6~'. ohio FAILS lud,
t,r.t.s. .unamHrruio'H cough Rem
edy Is the best for coughs, 4nlds ana
Group. ana Is ny best seller For sale
Jy an drussistA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

Running W and down stairs, sweep
Ing and bending over mahing beds
VIII not make woman healthy or
beautiful she must rot out 81 doors.
walk mile nr two every day ana
take Chamberlulu's Tablets 20 I'M
provo hor digestion and regulate her
bowels For sale by all druggists
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Glcftriif opOarntcn0e
0uirt6ppcr.

Get mpeite poa Spuarmnin9spm-
roooet cr iprmentllg eleftrilt oppars
meoe @ulptcpper. Zen cleftri'te Sp-
parmning / NImilloeligbco bar -
bortiet ira benS mango 6nroele -
Den Maugel iPlles me0 al nloen Up
parmning, at De epre Sa9 | pcbtonla
merl0e Rum blir ao'fial9 l~lerfere ops
barnet emo De Suitlug, lont ll99er
nprmeit @llpet. Gn Itor Soroel
Iaa NenieenOe bpoer DC elettrl'te
@ulutepper, Der paa Ell bllrtI9, olrta
iom % rationcI Wtuooe 'ta'ter Den
iorpnife0e @lllpuppurmnlnG. Se
eleftriite @llluiepper ler no lom al
minOeliae "copper" o. ao'ttller 'ta
olcne ira oisle berpeO, at De er Tor
ipnet uleo en- / Seppet allbraat %9o
al folio Northumberland, Der er llo'
leret mon Relfabigelle roraarlo9et
peo S~llNtiahe0. De elettrIlte @l!lo-
topper oppormeS lan9iomt % oT81r
ielp peb porig S~nhfpblln9 en- pas
ienbe life oeuerenoe lterf TarlHe,
Sc fan lepcreS i en- bpllfcn'ombel'l
Stsrrelie oQ on snlfeS Tor tomplel
Opparmning al bele 8umnet eIler
olenc ior @ulpopuarmnln9. Sepper-
ne lepereS nlcO tilfnpttet Seoutr9@td'
bel % Stiffuutott Tor SlItnptnll'a I'll
iorboonoenppreuOe Seouinaanet. Ser
lcpereS lmoa "copper" al StorrelNe ca
3OX5O GnL meo ct Strsnlfprpr''9
al fun ca. 20 @att % opooer lilol''
50 8att, % lterre Sepper h'eo
Strsmiorbrue eiter Sn'te,