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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-13

Engineer Gcro reported that the
spoodometer of his departments auto
mobile registered $50 miles for Fob.
ruary and 1925 for March
H. NJ Campbell uf the ueasurers
office. asked for leave OF absence for
two weeks from April 9, which was
granted
f. J. Dutra petitioned for extension
of Broad lane to connect Buckle lane
with Kukui street. Referred to the
road committee
Ordinances.
Deputy Attorney Milverton submit
ted two drafts of ordinances to amend
ordinances II and IL relating respect
lively to traffic upon streets and to
regulating the carrying of passengers
for hire
Also a draft of ordinance relating
to iced fish.
The ordinance relating to the con-
struction and maintenance of side
walks passed third reading.
The resolution appropriating $S149
for Nuuanu avenue work passed third
reading, and the resolution appropri-
ating $713.73 for Prospect street and
other road purposes, second reading.
Murray introduced a resolution TO
appropriate S545 for the purchase OF
two wagons for the garbage depart
ment, which passed first reading
Engineer Ceres Farewell.
Dwight introduced a resolution
which passed appropriating $3.50 for
one-half months salary to G. H. Gere,
the retiring city and county engineer,
up to April 10. He stated that Mr..
Gere had been engaged during the
time in coaching his successor, Mr..
Whitehouse, and besides during his
entire incumbency he had never
asked for vacation.
Mr.. Gere later took the opportunity
of expressing his appreciation of the
courtesy the board had always eX.
tended to him.
The Police Report.
Sheriff W. P. Jarrett sent in his
report for March, showing 1903 ar.
rests, 81 discharges, 235 convictions,
10 defendants held to answer and
S236S.2O receipts in fines, costs and
forfeitures. Nationalitles of those con
victed were-34 Hawaiians, AZ Chi
nese, SO Japanese, 10 Portuguese and
IS others Honolulu district had 29O
of the arrests, 189 of the convictions
and S201O5O of the receipts.
Current Bills Passed.
On the recommendations of the
committees named, payments of cur
rent expenses were ordered as Col
lows:
Ways and means-Seven salary anC
nine material and supply demands
making $SSO5.S5.
Roads, etc.-Four payroll and on
material and supply demands, making
$24S7.O5.
Pulice-Three salary and three sup
ply demands, making $5442.37.
Sanitation and health-Seven sal
airy and one supply demands, making
$13SS.6O.
The board adjourned to Tuesda!
evening next.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-13
Park Matters.

H. P. O'Sullivan of Kalihi Improve
ment Club, wrote calling attention to
the necessity of parking the old
school lot at Kalihiwaena. Referred
to road committee.
o. Sorenson, of the Bishop Estate,
notified the board that the land Of
Atkinson Park, Kewalo, on which
heretofore taxes were RENTED, was
now assessed at $4,000 and the city
and county as lessee would have to
pay the tax. Referred to the conf
mittee on roads, bridges, parks, etc.
This land is leased from the Bishop
Estate at a nominal rental.
John j. Macgarvey complained by
letter of estrays at Palolo which
caused great annoyance. Referred TO
the police committee.
Thirteen Chinese engaged in busi-
ness on Maunakea street petitloned
that the hackstsnd on that thorough
fare be abolished, as it constituted a
nuisance in the vicinity of places
where meat and other foods were
sold Referred to the health commit
tee
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-13
MIDWAY ISLAND.

The article on page II, shout Mid
way, entitled THE Lonely Gable Sta.
ton in the Mid-Paciflc," was copied
from the New York Sun and missed
its right of credit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-13

A girls kisses are like pickles in
a bottle-the first is hard to get, but
the rest come. easy.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf.
ness. and that is by constitutions |
remedies Deafness is caused by an
lniiamcl condition of the mucous lin,
ing of the Enstachian Tube. When
this tube is in1amed you have Il rumb-
ling sound ar imperfect bearing, aud
when it y entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, ard unless the inflammation
can be trten out and th,s tube restored
TO its normal condition. hearing will
tie destroyed forever: nine eases out
of ten sre caused by Cut,rrh, which is
nothing hit an nilamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars
for any case at Deafnoss (raused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by Halls
catarrh Cure. Send for cr.ulars
free. +. y. CHENEY a. CO.,
Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Reports continue, oeaning int"
Washington. New York, Chicago
and other leading ccnters, mdi-
eating that there is a greater de
mand .or labor in nearly all lines,
than can he supplied. This /, Il
degree of prosperity that has
been seldomly attained in this
country. When the condition of
affairs is such that there are more
jobs than there are men to fill
them, then VIC have an assurance
that prosperity is actually pres
ent. The election 0f Mr.. Will
son seems to have had Il
most beneficial effect on business
in all parts of the country.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
He Laughed
IT'LL Ke Died

Taylor>hurg, Ohio Abe skinner,
the village pessimist laughed himself
to- death from reading BlFF. the
Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'ot tuuwhh.h
is making more strides than amy other
magazine before the American public
to-day. Ii is magazine that will keep
the whole tamlly in good tuHlor. The
staff of Bll'F contains the greatest art.
lists, car"nturiSts, crltlcS and editors
on the continent. II Is highly ilustra-
ted and printed IN many cnlors. 1t
will keep the whole taui!N cheerful the
yea, round. Iou can afford to spend
30 cents wear To do th,. Send this
clipping aud 53c today to the Bld Pub.
fishing Co. Dayton, Ohio, for one
year subscription. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Rumors are busy picking out
members for prc,ident-r!ect Will
son ; ofIiciaI household There
seems tn be- no doubt whatever
but that William j. Bryan can
be secretary of State. and there
fore. the Premier Of the " iI>un
cabinet ii he 81 desires. A great
many at Mr.. Bryan's friends
are urging hnn To accept this
high position, and there seems to
be some GROUND for hope that he
will do ''n. Mr.. Bvian j. prnba-
bly, better fitted for that position
than ANY uthcl man IN America.
He has twice travelled arnund the
world and has visited Central
and South American countries.
and has in other WAYS eniucntly
qualified himself to deal with
matters affecting our foreign re-
'ations. Furthermore, many crit
les of Mr.. Bryan have Charged
him with being "d,cqmcr" aud
theoiist. aud therefore, I'M i'm
practical man. BY accepting the
Office of Secretary of State he
would he in e position To- show
that he Is n statesman of Il very
practical sort aud one who cun
do things.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
Trustees 5 sale.

whereas, iharics N. Elder widower, by
his Deed Of Trust dated the 27th JAY Of May,
1899 and recorded IN the Recorders Office OF
ste. Gene We've Comfy In the State OF Mis-
souri, Ia Book 81, al page. iSi, conveyed To
Harry A. Frank. Trustee, the following des-
cribed real estate situate in ste. Genevicve
County, state of Missouri to-wit;
The Northeast quarter IN. Y. 10 OF the
Southeast quarter i. +. Ii ami thc South
east quarter IS. r. Ia Of the Northeast
quarter ". f.. 10 aud about ten ti0l acres
from the South side of the Northeast quarter
y. +. La OF the Northeast quarter IN. y.
Ia OF section Tea tio), Township Thirty
eight eSl North OF range six ,6i, East of the
ffth principal meridian, containing % acres
more are less. Also, the west hslt Nv t-2l Of
Of the Southwest quarter IS. ". Ia OF See.
tiun eleven M. Township Thirty eight t3sl
North NJ Range six 49, ESyt cortairing
eighty 800 acres, aggTegatinr one hundred
and seventy ti70l acres more or less and is
the same land acquired by the said Charles
n. Elder John Hitter and Mary Ida Hitter,
his wife hy deed dated the 18th day of Janu-
AIRY 1903 and recorded In Book n, page li2 ot
the land records nj ste. Gepevievc County,
Missouri, TO secure the payment of n cer-
tain prouiissorI mute therein Iescribed for
the sum ot Five Hundred $4,000 Dollars
and dated May 81, 1893 and due one year after
date with six jbl per cent interest per an
mum. ana payable to Albert ID. TibbaS and
Franc IS j. Callahan, and which snid note ami
the interest thereon IL now due aud ia de-
fault and wholly unpaid, and, -r.r-...
whereas. the sl;d Harry 4. Fraul; IA no-
sent from Ste. Gcuevteye County and has re-
fus IL 10 act NJ rrustee; now therefore b.
virtue ~ the authority ny said Deed "
Trust vested In ME al sheriff at. te. Gene
We've County, Missouri AT the request of the
legal holder of said note, | WIN sell said reai
estate herein-betorp described on
Monday, December 2ki, I9l2
between the huars of nine O'Clock a. m. and
i've o'clock y. IA, %; SAID day At the Court
House door in the CITY nf ste. Gencvie q
County of ste. GeUevieye and State OF Si--
souri tnthc highest bidder for cash for The
purpose of disc iarxing said debt and TIE
casts of this trust. ..fs
fHos. b SrstUgHAS.
Sheriff aud Trustee.
November 20. 1919
Fair play., 1912-12-14
Tested and Proven
There is a Heap Of So
lace in Being Able
to Depend Upon
a Well Earn
ed Repu-
tation.

For months Ste. Genevcve readers
have seen the constant expression of
praise for Doan's Kidney Pills. and
read about the good work they
have done in this locality. What
other remedy ever produced such con
vinsing proof OF merit
Louis Boyce, Market ST.. Ste. Gen.
evieve. No., says +: "Tweu,y.si2
wears ago ieli from sraffold while
Mt whrk ia She church. Nj back was
injured aud after that. whenever I
caught coid or did amy work that re-
quired ne to stoop, my back started
To- ache. tried jilfrrput kiuds of
medicine but never found auythiug
TINT gave une as great relief as Doau' :
Kidney Pills. got th- remedy at
lliuch d Douglas' Drug Store aud it
acted directly on my kidneys. The
pain in MY back WA relieved and my
condition improved " (Stntemcmt
given October !, l906)
WILLING RE. ENDORSEMENT
Mr.. Buyce Was interviewed on Sep.
tember 10, 1872 aud he said 'The
statement | haVe PR, .iously given in
praise of Doan'e kidney Pills still
holds good. consider them most
effective medicine for kidney CON.
plaiut.n
For sale hy all dealers. Price 80
cen,s. Foater-Milburn 60, Buffalo.
New York, agents for the United
States.
RenIomber the uame--Doan's--and
take no other. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

We wish to call your attention to
The fact that most infectious disease
snch AS whooping cough, diphtheria
ard scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has cold. Chamberlaiu's
coigh Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger Of
contracting these diseases. This rem.
edv is famous for its cures of colds
II contains no opium or other narcotic
and nay he given tn child with i'm.
picit confidence. Sold by all dealers.
adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

DR.. WIN. Sahlcr, author Of
"rhc Cause a.d Cure of Colds,
SAYS that common colds should
he taken seriously. especially
when they "hang on. Folcy'-
Honey aud Tar Compound IS II
irliabic household medicine for
coughs aud colds. equally effect
i've Tor children aud for grown
persons. Take IT when you see II
coll coming on. II will avert
danger of serious results aud cure
& irklv. No harmful Drugs Sold
by a. q. Never. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14
III. Rev. lrl r. Hicks 1913 Almanac,

The Rev, fri r. Hicks Almanac for 1918 is
now ready. II II rhs most splendid number
OF th.s popular Yssx Book ever printed. Its
value has been more than ever proven by
renarkabie trlfllments nf It's storm. wealth
or a,d earthquake forecasts this year. Pro-
eessor Hicks Justly merits the confidence
and support of all the people. Don't fail to
sond az for hts 1919 Almanac, or only OsE
Doi-AR sor hts sPtrSinn HseAzISE and Al
hAa.c one year. The best one dollar invest
ment possible In any home or business.
send to WORD And WORKS PUBLISHING
coh2.Nr. stoi Franklin Avenue. st. Louis.
No adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

The Secret Terror

The haunting fear of sickness and
he'plcssncss is the secret terror of the
working man. Health is his capital.
Kidney Diseases sap mans strength
aud vitality. They lessen his earning
capacity. Foley Kidney Pills bring
back health and strength by healing
the disease. They are the best med
iciue made for kidney and bladder
trouble The genuine are in the vel
low package. Refuse any substitute.
Sold 10y a. &. Meyer. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14
ILLINOIS SOUTHERN

No l0l leaves ste. G.ueviC so l2sl6 u. m I,
Lell iis3l y. N Weingartcn |! ~ p m, Spruu
islOp. III sHrmlngtnn Jun' tiun i,2. y, ~
Esrher liSu p m, Fiat River lsIi nm. Eivins,
l-bp ~ arrives Bi-mnrck g-,n y "a
No. lUi leaves Bisutrrk 2si5 u. m EIyius
8sHp N Fla; River asoip "a . Esther I.i! u.
~ Pennington Junction, Ssas - M. Sprnt'
3s8p M .""nv,rten 3siSp ~, Zrii 4suO y.
m.. arrives ste. Gcnrrirye t-l5p. N
Fair play., 1912-12-14

A Des Moines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism liz bis shoulder.
A friend advised him to 90 to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense OF
$3.50 90 or mpre. He sought for y
quicke, and cheaper way To- cure it
and found it in Chamberlain Lini.
meut. Three days after the first APP
plica,ion of this liniment he was WELL
For sale By all dealers. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14
Conghing At Might

One bad cough can keep the whole
family awake at night. Phil Discor.
mean. Schiller, Mich. says; u could
not sleep on account Of a had cough.
aud was very weak. I,used Fo!ey's
Honey and Tar Compound, and soon
the cough left and slept souudly all
ught." Sold by A. q. Meyer. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14
FRISCO TIME CARD.
SOUTH

No, so5 Memphis Express leaves 81 Louie
900 y. ~ iravre ste. Gep.vi'ce me- y M.
arrives Cape GirarieRu q, M
NJ" sol Memphis Pnsscugrr leaves -. L-uis
$40 IN leaves Ste trnryj.vc iO:Cs n. NJ.
arrives Cai~ 1irarieau i2::n T.. M.
No s.3 leaves -. Louis A:2U %. IN arrives
Ste. G.nrvicvc s:;r y. M, a.i.yes Cape Giar-
Geiu 1910 y. III,
Fair play., 1912-12-14

A Chicago seeker after damages
ave,s that the defendant in he,
suit Rugged and kissed
very roughly" and $50 MS to
cause her great mental anguish.
lie woocd not wisely but too we'll.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

The attorney general thinks it
is wrong to make felony for a
candidate to give a cigar to a
friend during a campaign. Evil
IDENTITY the attorney general does
Dot know the kind of cigars some
candidates usually hand ont.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
NORTH

No SOC ~. Louis Express leaves Cape Girar-
deau SEQ u. ~ leaves >tr. t'ne,icye a:la Il.
M. arrives -. Louis 7.2Ht mrr
No 81 leaves Cape Gwar'ic,n +:32 n. M,
leaves ste Genr,i-ye 7:f9 n.-m., arrives IT.
Louis :O:0Ia IN
M 50. It 'nuis passenger leaves Cape cir.
nrdean 500 y. ~ !rave- ste, Genu,ievd IA y.
M arrives 1t. Louis si.5.p. III.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

DR.. Wiley says the molassc>
Boston puts in her brown bread
is N. G.; 'and Boston on the
brink of n bean famine. too !
Truly it never rains but what it
pours tribulation.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Lhamberlain's
Cougt Remedy. They know from
'nng experience ia the sale of it that
IN ra>es of coughs and colds It can
always be depended upon, and that it
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

When bahv SUIT crs with eczema or
some itching skin trouble. use Doau's
Ointment. a little nf it goes long
wav and 1t is safe for children, Doe
box at all stores. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

.IoLn ID. must aspire to, be u
tsr-hccl he has just purchased
27,Ve0 acres of North Carolina
land
Fair play., 1912-12-14

If the proposed change is
made aS to recent marriages of
war veterans, marrying for u pen
sion will become a new industry
among scheming Young women.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

There is one good thing about
Teddy. When he gets Il good
squwlching he shut, up until
somebody starts something an
then he butts in again.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

II is predicted that there will
b. NO more great poets. How
can there bc when there are 50
many popular songs ?
Fair play., 1912-12-14

"net iyspepsiy or Indigestion Tor
years. NJ appetite. ard what | did
eat distressed ,nr terribly. Rurdock
B.,ud lii,trrs reached the cause. v
!. ii. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

IT, a wonder some college
hasn't adopted those most appro.
priate of all football colors-
black and blue.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Ii is said that William Sulze:,
Democratic governor Of New
York, looks something like Henry
Clay when his hair isn't combed.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

The lack of fear which Rose
aud the rest of the infOrners
showed on stepping out of Jail
tells the story Of the difference
Bccker's conviction made.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
They Always Help Elderly people

IHVy HTWHEN HVIp EIuerTY FtOPIe
Foley Kidney Pills give inst The
help clGerly people need to tone and
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
aud regulate their action. John
McMasters. Streator. H., says: Il
feel better and stronger than | have
fnr many years, and Foley Kidney
Pills did it," Sold by A. G. Meyer
r adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

1t YOU are troubled with chronic
constipation. the mild and gentle
effect vt Chamberlaiu's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your ease.
For sale by all dealers. adv.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Never can tell when you'l II mash n
finger or suffer cut, bruise. burn or
scald. BE prepared. Thousands rely
on Dr. Thomas Eclectic oil. lour
druggist sells it, 25e aud 50c. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Mrs. Russell Sage says that she
ia finding her wealth burden.
There are plenty of people who
are willing IT, help her carry it.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

4 new kind of religion has been
started in Chicago. in which there
j. 40 he'll. That is the kind Of
religion Chicago wants.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

The present war clouds in the
Ralkans make the Others seem
like the go-samer haze of an In
dian summer da-.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

An exchange says Boston is
already making preparations to
celebrate in 1920 the three hun
dredth anniversary of the land
ing of the Pilgrims. What kind
Of preparations ? She can't be
baking extra beans this far ahead.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Constipation causes headache, ind'-
eestiun. dizziness, diowsiness. For II
mild, opening medicine, use Doan's
Regi.ets. Zoe box at all stores.
add,
Fair play., 1912-12-14

IT is now advocated that wo-
mans skirts be discarded and
pants be substituted. Some of
the ,sSA'ts shnnld be discarded.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

One advantage of the siugle
term would he that former presi-
dents could enter upon the en-
j'vment of their pensions
without waiting soiong.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
croupy Coughs And wheezy Cold.

Cronpy Iongbs And Wheezy Volds
The quickest simplest way TO rid the
children of dangerous croupv coughs
and wheezy stnify colds is To give
them FoIey's Honey and Tar Com
pouhd Ii gives almost instant reiiei
and stops n cough promptly, 1t
sooihes and heals. Contain no opiates.
Sold by A. q. Meyer. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

when YOU have bilious attack
g,y. Chamberlain Tablets u trial.
'raey are excellent For sale by all
dealers. adv
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Vice President El,ct Tom Mar
shaiI's corn cab pipe and Ben
Davis Adams apple seem to be n
good pair.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
CIRCUIT eoIrRT.
PROBATE COURT.

After the Christmas stocking
oomes the New Year resolution.
Fair play., 1912-12-14

Trustee $ Sale.

WHEREAS, Jesse Lee vircert hy his GER
tain deed Of trust, dated the 1lth dry ot
April ist2, being recorded ia the Recorders
office OF Ste. Heneyieve CnIniy Missouri. In
Book TO- at page i8g. conNCNcd to the IN.
dersigned trustee the following described
real estate situate. lying aud seing in the
County of Ste. Geuevieye and state OF Mis-
souri,. towit.
The whole Of fractional section I6 In Town
ship ~ North Of range east, cont itning;
eighty eight and 100 acres being same
Land conveyed to the Said Jesse Lee Vincent
by George ". Campbell and Mary u. Camp
bell HIS wife by deed dated M,rch 2nd, 1910
and recorded 10 Ruok 70 page vi of the
ste. Gcnevieve County Land Records.
which said conveyance vas made in ttu u
To secure the payment of one proInissory
note In slid trust deed described; and
whereas, ny the terms of said deed sf trust
said note IL past due aud romains uupaih
Now, therefore. nj the request uf the Legal
holder of said note, and IN conformity with
the provisions OF said deed of trust, j. the
undersigned trustee, viii on
SATURDAY, January ith. 1913.
between the hours OF nine n'cluck in tho
forenoon aud Ave O'Clock In the afternoon pl
that day, vt the front door of the uurt hou 20
In the said CITY OF ste. GcnerieVp, said ste
Geneyievc County, Missouri, ,clt NJ public
auction To the highest bidder for cash, tn.
above described re- al estate 10 satisfy SAID
note and costs OF executing this trust.
WM, G. BOVERIE,
Trustee.
Saturday, December II, 1912.
Fair play., 1912-12-14
Saturday, ,Iaunary 3tb. 1913.

Saturday, December II. 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

4eIigsenbeo - % iaa fom be andre
n9pnte Stater | ben orgipne Sroen.
Oct er nof Weringen, at Eonamo-
nbitiuinsen ifnI bIi en- 8eroensbegi.
penbeo, iom bet ogiaa pisieIis bill bIi
- tbi naar San Srancisco bar fore
iat fig at gisre noeet fort, enar ben
ioei fort. Den Iisner | iaa Waobe
pao Chicago. DE bar beege Beltens
Iftipitet % Storilaaetbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

@eniabeoer al Eaitorerne aitufotts
o. Spanbes @aIo | Samiltcn 60,
Soma. Zen iioite llge | W'ars be.
iegte ban Yait. 8. ". gteiS' aalo oeo
Sacreo Scarf, Dtinn.
Eait. Tuea beretter fra Blue
Gurtb, Minn.: 5 ugen fra lite til
17oe MARS bapbe man SpbpggelIes.
msoer bper aften. s ire Gage Jam.
me ltge bar Der S~omtalemsoer. &c.
maet bar Suf. 10, ito. Vultorerne
SeioaI, Sferlunb og Olion al Sail-
seS Spnooe % Rait. Irelitao al Den
Sprenebe Sirfe bar meo. If Spg'
m9itb, iom beltos / @eoerne, n9p.
mes: so. 6. Wonion, NasmuS 8pg
% RiIs gerpe.A Wsoerne bar gpot
beisgte % til megen SeliigneIie. MT
gauenbe 9ppoleet | Blue Garth Gitp
nppues, at for A aar iioen purlot
2icenieiolfet meo 81 Stemmer; for
ct Mar ii6en panbt aiboIosiolfet meo
10 Stemmer og mn BANDIT after zoe
tgrre" meo 101 Stemmerl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
gcmcn &trfe.

Gen gamle 2omen Rirfe | 8eItre
Sliore bar lpnge pitt iig aItfor
trong og i~frsbelis, os / oisie Gage
bar Sogneitpret beitemt, at Den fol
neblegges oe ~eritatteS meb EN- ny.
9onten 3irfe err en- mioelaloerIf
Stauefirfe, iom incomes fsrite Gang
| 9egpubeIien al oct fiortenoe Iar.
bunorebe. Den bar engang ppret
aSifiuig ItaieIigere END mi; = 81.
oen bar ribbet Den for Safrptter,
Spalgonger % oct oprinoelise
aor, oe uopenoig ier Den oerfor
nofioa beifeben no. Ien ben inoe.
boloer fremOeles ct Tar pafre
Bortaler og en- uoifanren aorbue
fra ocn oprinoelige Gio. 9psnin.
gen piier itore SperensItemmelier
meo Surum Stapcfirfe / Robobpg.
ben os ifploeS antugelis iamme
gpgmeIter. S%mponererloe peo i'm
SterrelIe er &irfen life; belle Sfi.
bets 2pngoe er life mere END mel.
lem ipp % otte Weter.
9pgoen forticner an~erfienoel'e
for, at Oen bar beiluttet at bepore
Girter poa ~ioriparlig Woaoe, ogiaa
III, efterot ben life Longer ifaI bru.
geS. SirfefIofferne og en- Gel at
oct gnmle Snnentor, bocriblanbt en-
meget interesimt miooeloloerif 30.
bcfont, bill imi0lertiO bli ~operfsrt til
Den npe &irfe.
9enne ifal lpgees paa 2omen
npe &irfegaarS og bpggeS al Vflr
eiter &egning al arfiteft Siirgen'
len. grbeioe bill paabegpnoes til
Sommeren, % Get err Sanfen, at
&irfen ifal itoa ferbie til 1914.
Omfo'mirgerne peb arbeiSet teen.
feS bpffet pb en- Grtraifat paa
1000 &roner, peb ire oarlige
8omnlnebibrag paa 1000 &roner
ca ct StotStiIifuo paa 5000 &ro'
her. &eiten baaber man of Hare
peb ct 2aan al Splpsningsopienets
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