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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05
CHALONER STARTS
HIS CRUSADE FOR
NEWLUhACf laws
VIII Organize Clubs Over
Country, Beginning in
City of Richmond
SAYS SOMETHING
ABOUT CANDIDATES
Distinguished Citizen Of
Merry Mills Also Pays
Respects to Silk Stock
ing Brigade

Figuring for the first time - ana
uuwiiiingiy - In the role Of public
speaker, John Armstrong Chaloner
last night unfo,ded to- curious audi
ence In Thompson's hall the unique
plan by which he hopes to accom-
pitsh not only the reform Of the iunaey
taws--the subject nearest his heart
but also 1t rcmedying other evils win
which the people are afflicted by rea-
son Of sumptuary legislation.
Mass-tneeting clubs. which snail be
stsenates OF the people. designed to
preserve the absolute rights Of the
individual with headquarters ia the
capital Of every State In the Union
and a national headquarters at Wash
tngton. In the cherished ambition of
the master OF the Merry Mills, and
ne announced that he proposed 10
hammer away al his ideal with Tort
nightly meetings in Richmond until
this necleus OF the naticn wide or
eanization WIS sbte to stand alone
Then he would carry the work into
other fields.
Requests Women to Leave.
80 nv Her Mr.. Chasasaer awr,irHe---fif teen
minutes iate--he found crowd OF
two hundred. which included u dozen
sufYragette. awaiting him. He read
his address from manuscript, and be-
fore he had proceeded far with II
created much amusement among his
audience by politely requesting that
tho ladies retire for just two minutes;
Mt the end Of that time he would be
glad TO have them return. The re-
Quest came ut the period when Mr..
Chalonsr had disposed of Colonel
Rooseveit and was about to enter upon
= protest yaGnihst measure which
Governor Wilson had Endorsed as gov
ernor Of New Jersey. When he con-
Cludsd his reference TO the New Jer-
esy measure he asked that some one
request the ladies TO return If they
hro still there" Six OF them were
and they nlsd back into the hall One
Or two OF the women expressed iHaag-
nation At the request and immediately
left the building. Others took 1t phIlo-
aophically. realizing that the meeting
WAS intended for the sterner sex. and
while the Newspaper Invitations ex-
tended an invitation TO the general
bubble" women were not specified as
s. usual In such cases. The incident
MAS evidently embarrassing TO Mr.,
FsEaI 0ncr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

Continued on second Page. /,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-05

EhatO0ef.
Mr.. Chaloner opened his address
with his proposed crusade for the
reform OF the lunacy laws. reading to
the audience excerpts of criticisms OF
the work he has written on the sub
ject. touched briefly upon policies OF
Roosevelt and Wilson from the stand
point Of constitutional law; took
fall out OF hts relatives and the silk
stockinG brigade" who had placed him
in Bioomingdaie asylum Tor the pur-
pose OF separating him from MS
money. hit the pension steal a hard
lick. and expounded In detail and AT
length his plans for the formation OF
mass meeting clubs.
Despite the insufferabie atmosphere
Of the hall. his audience gave him the
closest attention and occasional APP
pianse, and when the address--.which
occupied nearly an hour In reading
was concluded abou.a nifty pressed for
ward 70 shake his hand and procure
tickets for the next meeting. many
!. OF them assuring Mr.. Chaloner OF their
sympathy with the intention to sup
port the mass meeting club plan
Gives His Credentials.
Mr.. Chaloner prefaced his remarks
with what he termed his Gre
dentiais for having the face" TO in
WIG TIE -fftfff~<sss<-
Thesa credentials i. consisted af ex-
cerpts from the leading law journals
Of the country commencing his book:
"Chaloner on Lunacy. or The I.anacy
Law Of the World. which he read.
Then he briefly outlined the avow-
cd purpose to which he stated he
proposed to devote his life and for
tune. the reform OF the eountry's lu-
macy laws.
u
Coming to the matter Of the pres.-
Dental candidates from the stand
point Of constitutional law MIR.
-Ghainncr nnid:
II shall first take UP the PROPOSE
tion Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
concerning the recall OF judicial de-
cfsione
Before touching that shall say
that ann in hearty accord with Col-
onel Roosevelt concerning the recall
) Of Judges.
Concerning the recall OF judicial
decisions, however, I cannot say that
am In accord with Colonel Roose-
I'VE occupy the earth. We are not
yet inhabitants Of either Ethiopia, or
Paradise. such being the case. JUS
tice--the most enlightened possible
Justice In this worlds At times.
alas. choice between evils. BY
which l mean that just decisions. at
times, work injustice. ana hardship:
and must do %. until the end OF time.
ana the advent Of the milienniums
the sad, but simple reason that appar-
entity absolute justice IL meant--ir
the inscrutabie scheme at thfngs---to
he sometimes unattsina able.
ssss s.xF4ll thu atsrai ixat sqn hill SIGNED
BY Governor Woodrow Wilson nbont =
year ago.
Il shall preface nay remarks by
saying that I am somewhat surprised
that this important measure has not
received more attention from the
pres
without the least desire n appear
eRotisfieaI II appears That Arm abcHs
the only man IN the united states
who WAS struck with the onainous
danger To- HE absolute RIGHTS III the
1ndt dual and hold dshance nf due
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
STATISTICS FOR THE ASKING

The statistical department of the
Wisconsin Advancement Association is
always ready to respond to any quest
ion from Wisconsin homeseekers as to
the productiveness of lands iii any
county in Wisconsin or any other state
There is no charge and the inform
alton is taken from the latest United
States census and other reliable and
untampered sources. Address, Wis
consin Advancement Association, BIT
Caswell Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
STRUCK BY TRAIN TUESDAY
VIM. Schumacher Hit by South Bound
freight Rec Giving Injuries From
Which He Died

VIM. Schumacher, woodsman about
40 years of age, was struck by the
south-bound freight train Tuesday
afternoon, receiving injuries from
which he died TUESDAY night at S:3J
o'clock.
The accident happened about two
miles east of Carter. The unfortunate
man was picked up and brougha to u a.
beno on the passenger train which had
met the freight at Townsend Arriving
here he was taken to the hospital OF
the company's surgeon, DR.. Nosr,
where upon examination it was found
that his skull was fractured in several
places. His right arm was broken in
five places and he was otherwise badly,
bruised He was rendered unconscious
by the accident and did not regain con-
sciousness.
An inquest over the body was held
yesterday aftereoon in charge of Judge
Bradley. The train crew were in at
tendance and testified that they had
not seen the man on the tack until he
was struck by the engine.
Deceased had been employed in the
woods near Soperton and at Newald
the past year or so. Two brothers re-
side at Wittenberg and a sister at
Tilleda, Shawano county. The remains
were shipped to Wittenberg yesterday.
Undertaken, O. c. Zingler, of Surfing,
prepared the body for shipment.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
Wabeno to Celebrate the 4th.

Wabeno will have = grand 4th of July
celebration this year. A number OF
the business men will commence work
on the arrangements in a few days.
In the meantime make up your mind to
spend the 4th at Wabsno and be as
sured of good time.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
The Club Well Patronized.

''The Club, Bradley's pool and bill
lard rooms, is proving to be popular
place for the boys and men to pass the
evenings. Two tables have been in
stalled and they are in use every after
noon and evening. The furniture for
the club rooms is being received this
week and Saturday grand opening
will be given.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Fine Programs Rendered by Graduates
of High School and 9Th Grade We'd
nesday and Thursday.

nesday and Thursday.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises given Wednesday evening were
well attended. They were very inter
esting. The parts given by the pupils
were we'll prepared and we'll received.
The singing by pupils selected from
upon their director, Miss Benesh. Mrs.
Patersen's solo was indeed treat, and
we hope that she may be heard by Wa
beno audiences more frequently here
after.
Principal Petersen addressed the
audience and the graduates briefly in
words appropriate to the occasion.
Sixteen pupils finished the graded
school course, and it is hoped thai Sep
tember will find them all in high school.
There will also be three pupils to finish
eighth grade at the Rummel school,
where Miss Russell is teaching. Fol-
lowing is The program given:
SalutaCOry Allan Cnlnnock
Music 9th and 7th Grade
Valedictory Hector Marsh
Glass History Raymond Pichotta
Vocal Solo Mrs. l.. w. Petersen
Glass Will VIM. Derrah
Glass Prophecy Esther Strohm
Music 9th and 7th Grade
Presentation of Diplomas
L. w. Peterson
Sth Grade Graduates
The eighth grade class roll is as fol-
lows: Clifford Alexander, Allen Chin
mock, VIM. Derrah, Rudolph Glasl,
Angus Grant, Beatrice Hubert, Clifford
Lindberg, Somerville McGraw, Hector
Marsh, Alexander Morstad, Walter
Nierman, Raymond Pichotta, Edna
Rietz, Walter Rietz, Teofel Schmoll,
Esther Strohm.
The high school commencement held
last evening was opened with severa!
selections by Bradley's orchestra, after
which "On Wisconsin" was played
while the graduates, faculty and school
board marched in. Each of the graou
ates delivered an original production.
They were, salutatory by Anne Carlson;
class history by Garfield Kenny; class
poem by Dorothy Dickinson; class will
by Harry McGraw; class prophecy by
Ralph Kennedy, and valedictory by
Raw Slater. These numbers were very
entertaining especially to those familiar
with the experiences of the graduates.
Mrs. Switzer captured the audience
through her solo wolk She will be wei
coined enthusiastically whenever Wa
beno audience is fortunate enough to
hear her
The piano duet rendered by Misses
Cady and Bradley met with favor and
was a credit to their careful training
Mr.. Kenny, president of the school
board thanked the people for their
LOYALTY to the school throughout the
year and presented the diplomas to the
graduates.
MIR. A. H. tombstone held the closest
atteution of all while giving his mono
dramatic recital, "a Poor Relation.
Mr.. Johnstone's character work was
excellent. A year ago Mr.. Johnstone
won favor here with his oration on
Departures" but he is even better in
the role of monodramist.
TIE high school assembly room was
prettily decorated, for which thanks
is due the Sophomores, who were led in
the work by Nita Bradley and Margaret
Cady.
The high school annual is now being
printed and will be delivered to sub
scribers as soon as received.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07

For up-to-dats job printing bring
your order to THE ADVERTISER Office.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-07
The store that carries the best of goods at all
times with prices consistent with quality.
OUR MOTTO:
''Not How Cheap But How Good"

We are sole agents for such goods as have
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of our most familiar brands and when you are in
need of such goods give call as it is pleasure
to show stock as we'll as sell goods. Hamilton
Brown Shoes Middleton Mfg Co.'S hats and caps,
Ferndell Brand of groceries, Agents for Fuller &
Johnson gas engines and U, S. Cream Separators.
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Eun Dukntu.

Saitig SsO. Sepert @oe, en- at
Wariban Gountps Tioneerer, er
pliibieIis bpb al ct Siertetilfploe,
81 aar eammeI. Ifoebe bar barn-
los % efterlaber iig fun i'm SuItru.
Sub Safota ben ieircnoe. Norb
% Spo SafptaS meIlemitatIige Bel.
acknowledgements fanbt iibite Sirsoag
giten Steo / Wit6ea, % Helultatet
blep en- Seier for Solifinsltaten.
grtbur Sgaarb al Sarge repr9ien'
terenoe Statens College, Santes
Sborpe al Sarge aongregationaIi't'
ernes College, g. s. Sparion Oanf-
ton College % Sion Sabbitts 9afcto
@eslcpan llniperiitp | Wfithea. Gen
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mcoens Snanion ~tilfjeubtes anoen,
oa Horb Safota mnatte nsie Jig meo
treble % fieroe. Spo 0afota itaar
MI iom Iumer 1 / oenne Ersue, Der
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pofaterne @iaiamion & Ner6ant,
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fslgenbe Hatenter tilbelt Winneioto
og Safota Spfinoere:
Claude H. Abbot, Lisbon, N. d. Gas
purifier. Mary e. Boice, Alexander, N.
D., Dish Receptacle. Albert w. Buell.,
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John E. Erickson, st. Paul, Mimi, Bend
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Mimi, Gas saving device. Ira H. Harton.
Lisbon, N. D., Spring Wheel. Earle M.
Jones, Minneapolis, Mimi, Protective
check. Frank B. Lucking, Cannon Falls,
Mimi, Sitter spout. Andrew McHench.
Fargo, N. D., Block molding machine.
John E. Moberg, Saltwater, Mimi, Pad
lock. Frank Z. Moore, st. Paul, Mimi,
Gravity carrier. John B. Meyer, Lncas,
S. D., Disk sharpener. Andrew Pa wlic-
EEK, Athol, S. D., Penholder. George w.
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Thomas Suchla. Courtenay, N. D.,
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&rogitao, turtle Mountain &rebs.
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Sorsoag aften talte 8aitor
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ST. 6.45 bar aapelet fplbt iii
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tig og'fint ifoleret Stenme oa iana
fire Songe iom blep paabsrt meo
flor Spmerfiombeo. San frembiIte
geoitefaoerens llbr og Signetring
% talte noeIe itemringsfuIbe Orb
til bans Winbe. Saa nogle Orb til
5arpel at 9iifoper, og De 9rpGrbige
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ton, 81 Mar gainmel. afbebe fom
til Mn1erifa for noget ODER treoipe
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boeoe ban paa fin Sorm nGr goofs-
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Mrs. annie SorbaIen, Der tiGisemeo
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Der bam.
&ammeoes at slastiliGlbe. Mrs.
Sborine Sarion osbe ben 21be Mai
/ tit Sjem oeb @ooopile, ioet bun
rammebes af ct GlogtiIi9lbe. gun
bar feot Der | WQrbeben | 1868 %
blep ! 1888 gift meo See 2arion, Der
ooerIeper benoe tiQigemeb beres to
Sptre, Wfrs. Slorence S~alporion og
gPiis gImira. Sun efterIaber iig
beSuben tin gamIe Iooer, Mrs. Gil
5abetb @eIion, iant s Ssitre. ge.
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Strife, 9ait. g. s. Restanbe f~orret-
tebe.
Bill m~ubarbeibe ltbpanbringen.
Statsiefretar Sames u. Srear, Der
tiaige err Sormano paa Statens
"goarb al Immigration, erflGreoe
forIeoen Dag, at 2egislaturen ful3te
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negte De gepileninger, Der bar nsb.
uenbige for at imsoegaa De pilble.
oenbe Srenitiainger, iom itabig
giorbes al Ganabas 2anbagenter,
% itanie ben b%etbbeIige ltopanbrings.
itrsm berben. Sefretpren nGpnte,
at Ganabas Hegiering itob | 9egreb
meb at opfere en- @pening | Wil.
paufee, for Der at i,oitiae lit 2anoS
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for at beforbre Snbbanoringen til
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Canada. Com grempeI paa, bnor
alporlig benne llbtapning err, an.
forte Sefretpren Sen aienbsgier.
ming, at Der alene iorrige llge reiite
fenti Samilier fra @ilpaufee for
at itifte Siem | Canada, oa at bper
Samilie tog mtnbit I 1000 meb iig.
Mr. Srear giorbe enopibere opmerf.
iom paa, at Minneiota babbe bepil.
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gpen, boor bun iaa bGpeoe Den re-
oulrre llIpeprGmie al SD.
@ammel Saoe!rubing bpo. Sans
g. Soif, Der bar fpot | @rans Ere.
itegieIo og iom fom til Imerifa
gegpnoeIien al Spttiaarene, er ben
26oe Wai bpo Dos fin 0atter, Mrs.
Snaeborg Ssrum, beb Rliibforo, S6
gar aammcI. @fbsoe bar nGiten
belt iiben fin gnfomit fra Horge
boet paa fin Sorm paa Nortb Rrai'
RE, bpor bans Sritru osbe for ONT
trent IS gar iioen. San etferlaoer
fig TO Barn Son. S. Soft og Wrs.
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meb Wiis Bertha Worp Sletten al
Seraus Sails. gielien, Der fanot
Steo / @or Sreliers airfe, forrette-
oes al Bait. 9bontas &oritao, og en-
Itor SoriomIing at De to @rnbepars
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

men meb Hegrene, % bet trueoe ION
6slge oeraf ofte mco Mocefrig, me-
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pnret neoIaat. Striben err Dog M
blepen bila9t pon Den Mnaoe, at alle
Regre forlooer Stebet inben 15oe
SUM-, ibet MineicIifabet bar forpli8'
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til boiIfetiombeIit Steo be faar Be
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re iorpIister iig iamtibis til at gjen.
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iom for Spiitigbeberne be%spnote. De
peb oenne Miue beifjGitigeoe Negre
biep for nogen Gio iiben ubitsotc al
grbeiberunionen, men ioet De MI
trpffer fla no al StriSen fol DC
igien optages | 6oreningen.
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fra Torterne Sneline, Sberibar,
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bIipe Der en- ll9eS 2io, bporpaa De
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gnrets itore Gpelier timber Stcb.
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bratteitc og itpgeite geie | belle oct
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til Gpheiter, Miinn., for at fouIuI'
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Ole Sobnion Hponineen og Sliitrii
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ner % Naboer efter 8uostieneiten
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man til Milpnnfee electric Hailtpar
& 9igbt Cos Citation for at erfare
gariaaeu, % imibIebe Der | Moitini'
items Gig. San bar unber tit Dir
beibe fommen. | @erering meb en-
"Iepenbe Srooo" % or9bt poa Ste.
oct. Waifiniiten, bpis 9apn bar
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mel, efterlaoer Jig Silitru % TO Son
ner.
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taller ipr at ipore Sfat, err al Seie.
iteret blepen erflGret grunoIopsitri'
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bcroeo frpnfeS. Sagen bar al 2ap'
renee College arlast moo SutasamiC
Goumtn os aienSeIien er af itur
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inoen Staten, ba Der bereftcr mao
betaleS Sfat al ollie DC eienoomme
Der life birefte anpenpes / SfoIens
9riit.
Spbsialb i Stpnsbtuu. Sans
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gere 1ios Sibelie al Mapefrgit al
aaaet peo Gsbeu ! ut Sicm Stouab,
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st mbitiif Telegram. Wrs. Warp
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Telegram, Ser tilipnelaoenoe bar az
ienot al bam ielb.
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ningsprabifen al Gnitor g.. 6. Sol
ter. Saleren bapbe pulgt iom lit
gnne "bet frtiterige Grbeibes Scr.
bolb til Siben", baierct paa Sob.
gp. A Sap, 3t-34.
st &~riitenfolf ifplber Sortioen
Saf for bet itore er1tnblGg9erae
arbeioe. Sngen nraa fro at oct iom
er, er Bit til at fig ielp; De for
ga,te,te Sibers Spofrelier, Strep,
@snner, o. grbetbe bar lagt Ses
Sen i Sorben, S~riisterne bier fig
nj, iom ct @eiultat af bernie @irf-
Ion1beb, mente Soleren. Silbpieltg1
beben er iaa rebe til at erfienoe
forgmtene SIpgters Sfrsbeligbeoer,
cg at fprgIeume Sc fore Sortiene.
tier, Tom Sebrene bsr ia @nerfien'
belle for.
Gen panifeligite Sib at f~oritoa er
ems esen Samtio. Soreteelierne og
SiIoraselierne itaar en- iaa altfor
ner til at De fmt ret ~foritaaeS. Se
ntua ices / Gus al be Heiultater Der
bill fslse cg Oe upe 6orbploe, iom
bisie @~eeiuenbeoer ptl ifabe. Stc
fer at naar alt tilipnelabenbe ligger
iom | Spale iao foregaar Der Sing
iom forbereoer itore og mGstige ge'
opgelier / Sen efterfslsenoe Sio.
Wten SirfeipItet maa life bare
bore rebe til at bsite bet iom Se'
brerie Sapn % Soriaselie bar no
ioaet, mente SnIerert; Der mraa plan.
teS % ~forbere6e$ iaa at Der tan bli
noaet at bsite / fomanerbe Sioer.
Sette freezer iom ofteit baaoe Sor'
iaoeIie oe no9et l1bl9g. Saleren
rppnte iiGr Sen triitelige nnoerpis'
ming baabe | 9ormeffolen iaapeliom
ben bsiere llnberpisning.
1esicruben naa man fom aanoe'
Iiqe @artnere life bore iaa altfur
utaalmobig rteb at per,te paa S9rt
ariitne arbeiocre er ofte Zig Serr
Der bar iaot Jig ct Sapeltpffe, D.
maa beItmrSig grape % unSeriss:
ON set, iom er pIantet, porer, oe
Scrpeb foritprreoes nIaligel oeilte
gprt.
Sormmben 9aitpr SO. q. Sart'
ION snifeoe Serpaa SoriamItltger
peIfonmten nleo en fort Telfomit
tale. San uSnnplrte berpaa fsl9en
be SuIomagtstomite: Taitor 8. 8
GIitab, Sr. u. Sorblaa, Eaftor w
6. Gable, Sr. g. Softo % Falto'
S. s. &iuibsuig.
som Seliugsfomite go. l, no
nGpntes Taitorerue u. %. Mannes
@ireer Slion os s. s. Gable. No
2: Eaitorerne aIbert Slion, 6. Tor
bal og q. 8. Seterion. go, 3: 9e
laaaterne GiIS golbitab, 8. Smen
Jon % Y. 2. See.
Ter er to llSienbinee fra Den nor
re Statsfirfe tilitebe peo Spnooe
msbet: giifop gscfnlon al Srono
bicms stiit os Sognepreit Sons'
al Sfien. Com aIereoc napnt ! D
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