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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-01-26

Sheep require different feeding anC
handling from any other animal OF
the farm. Even though you are al
experienced sheep raiser. don't sc
too ambitious and try to manage /
larger flock than you can keep up t.
the standard of excellence.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-01-26


be beginning to lay
There is no advantage in having the
colt make too rapid a growth.
More horses are spoiled oy poor
drivers than any other way.
Horses like shredded fodder. hut
one must learn to feed it right
The well-sheltered paddock h-lps
out the winter feed bin.
1t is bad policy to let the milk and
cream get a kitchen flavor.
Surplus young ducks will soon be
In demand in the city markets.
Let the hogs turn all the "windfall
apples" into high-priced pork.
Washing a separator is not a very
difficult job If done soon after separ-
ating.
Grapes are apt to overbear and 1t Is
never safe to let them set all the fruit
they will.
Don't put up with a "robber" COW
any more than you would with rob
Der Of any kind
There is no variety OF fowls that
can be so quickly gotten upon the
market as young ducks.
AS the weather continues to get
cooler at this time of the year, fresh
bones may be had at the butchers.
Feed just enough-have the pigs
lie down and sleep. and put on fat.
Guard the fowls against exposure
to dampness and draughts and they
will be kept free from colds and roup.
One Of the greatest secrets in the
successful keeping of horses is the
furnishing of plenty OF pure air and
light
Cows that are expected to return
a profit must have liberal rations of
the kinds Of foods adapted to their
needs.
An important item in feeding dairy
cows Is TO have good, tight hangers
where the feed will not be soiled or
wasted.
1t is claimed that early sown fall
wheat is benefited when pastured
with sheep to keep down the rank
growth.
Pedigreed scrubs are the bane of
the attention of honest breeders Of all
classes of stock.
II taken at a very early age chick
ems can be taught to come and go
at certain times. fed in a certain way
and do other things that will save
time and annoyance.
The chicken does not refuse TO lay
eggs or get fat through perverseness
of character 1t is simply because the
owner docs not know how to bring
about desired results.
A well-dlled crib of well-matured
corn. which generally means a good
yield per acre, is much more salts
factory and to be desired than many
first prizes al the fair.
The truth is the farmers of the
middle west are raising better mutton
than ever before and people are learn
ing that 1t is about the best and cheap
est meat they can buy.
This cry is never heard by the birds
by her or anybody else except at the
times when they were actually wanted
and the way they came running was q
striking lesson in training.
In counting the profits from your
flock do not fail to count the value
of the fat lambs killed during the
twelve months for the family use and
the high value of all the manure.
II the colts are to come out sound.
lively and ready for work or market
next spring they must have good feed,
plenty of exercise in open air every
fine day and warm quarters at night
all winter
Cattle and other live stock will de
rive much good early fall an, winter
pasture on wheat and they will not
damage the crop II the pastufing is
done in dry weather or when the
ground is frozen.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-01-26

The average depreciation of farm
machinery is reckoned at 10 par cent.
per year. A machine shed will cut
this cost at least one-third. or extend
tho life of the average machine to
fifteen years. where II Is now thrown
onto the scrap pile In ten years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
It's So Easy To End Catarrh.

Go to A. A. Howes & Co. and say want a
HYOMEl outft-take it home-open the box
pour few drops of HYOMEI from the bottle
into the little hard rubber inhaler-breathe it
for five minutes and note the refreshing relief
breathe it four or five times day for few
days and catarrh and all its disgusting symp-
toms will gradually disappear
HYOME1 contains no opium. cocaine OF
plan for catarrh, asthma. Group, colds. COUGHS
and catarrhal deafness, Complete outfit $l.OO
extra bottles if needed SO cents at A. A,
Howes q Co. and druggists everywhere Simple
instructions for use in every package-you
can't fail to Danish catarrh if you follow in
structions.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
GARDNER ELECTED SENATOR,
Trial of Sheriff Emery, Charged With
Bribery.

The special session of the legislature recon-
vened Tuesday after a weeks recess A mes
sage was received from Gov. Plaisted calling
for an investigation of the charges of bribery
made against Charles o. Emery, the Demo-
cratic sheriff of York county, and both branches
adopted resolution calling for an address to
the governor and council for his removal.
At noon Tuesday both houses voted for U. S.
Senator. The vote in the senate was 20 to 6,
with one pair, and 70 to so in the House, with
six pairs, both in favor of Mr. Gardner as
against Frederick A. Powers of Houlton, the
caucus choice of the Republicans. The vote
was on strict party lines in both branches. At
noon yesterday the two houses met in joint
convention and elected Gardner.
The trial of Sheriff Emery began at p. m.
yesterday in joint convention of the legisla-
ture, and will consume at least two days.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
~,IRFRTY WANTS A RAILROAD.
Reason Why it Should Have One.


u.. reopIe of Liberty are very much in
- ,.tjp their efforts to secure railway con-
ear ,,,th the outer world, and their prefer
new f,r an electric road to Belfast. They
fI' l,.sys had close business and personal
H'' with this city and recognize its trans
IT'' ...o facilities, both by rail and water, as
P~ ts.r At a recent public meeting held
.r. at which many from the adjacent
,..rf present, Hon. l.. c. Morse and J.
Il" tsr Esu., were appointed a committee
,.,sY ohat amount of freight would be
l-. far an electric road, and such other
.r5n as would be of interest in this
Mir. Walker was called to New
..I Mr. Morse is engaged in systematic
....r to ascertain what inducements
.-nted to capitalists t undertake
-,at the road. Without making a
.u.P canvass of the freight that is
u Liberty and vicinity it easily
ous, and with such an outlet as
...... 7.-put of wood, lumber, and farm
- be largely increased. 1t is a
rHctlOn, ana WIN 1acllltleS Tor
u the products of the farms would
- Mise many fold. The corn canning
.- trty has been in successful oper-
.. liee years, and might have had
...H..e! If it could have taken it. The
.-.. .... Lis concern amounted to about
..,. 0e laHnery, recently rebuilt, fur
..... ..to amount of freight when running
.5... .4t3y, from 600 to 700 tons. There
raehiue shops, foundry, lumber and
...-.- 4. U.s. etc. One man bought within
....7a--u ur Liberty village last fall 22,700
...-..- gyies, all of which would have gone
r. t-tnc road to Belfast, but which
r,. a-..d to different stations along the
..... .H. Belfast & Moosehead Lake R. r.,
a.I. Is TO Belfast.
ID rr ad from Belfast to Liberty should
t-el.eai-d To Augusta there are many towns
,agg way that would contribute to its
,o. ...fI .,--- Belmont, Scar smont, Morrill,,
i5euE aermo and South China-and in all
these juHt- there are water powers, which
9..l ealr "a great deal to such road.
The looking at the enterprise from
mega, appoint only. The passenger traf-
1 s7Jas also be tahen into consideration.
5, 5-.r-,5 Lake in the town of Liberty is
.t..l..= most beautiful sheets of water in
4. ,ta.y tad its water is exceptionally pure,
ts-l v -,gely by springs. 1t is set among
@e 4.. rs surroundings are most pictur-
e.g- r.r many years past it has had its
-s --"mer visitors and cottages have
,ss l upon its shores and islands, and
zu acilties for travel as an electric
r.. a...l uruish there would be great in
asa- tie number of visitors and of cot
s..e d summer hotel would be needed to
r t the transient trade. The lake is
.,es. rh salmon trout and yearly attracts
s-a. s men. From this lake has been
FIX. the largest salmon in this sec
a- state. In some sections of the
.--.. e attractions of St. Georges lake
s-. M warrant the building of an cleo
aH4 with the business inducements
--- 10 not fail to be successful en-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

iced for ten years, and is endorsed and adopt.
ed by the U. s. Navy. the N. Y police depart
ment, the leading churches, hospitals schools,
theaters and public institutions throughout the
civilized world. -. Dwight P. Palmer, Masonic
lempie. has an elegant line of shirts, neck
wear, hosiery, gloves and hats. everything up
to-date. Call on him for what you want for
Easter. The Easter cards on sale at Wood
cocks include nd-painted cards by Bertha
L. Hutchins of Milwaukee, and cards of all
styles and prices. Now is the time to put
down eggs. You can get a quart of water
glass at Poor's Drug Store for Is cents, enough
to cover ten dozen eggs... Easter hats, of
course, and why not Easter stockings. Get a
box of Holeproof at The Dinsmore Store and
you will have an absolute guarantee of six
months service or new hose free. ...J. W
Ferguson & Co. will have special Easter sale
of gloves Thursday, Friday and Saturday
April 4th, 9Th and 9Th, with discount of ten
per cent for cash during the sale. .. Mr.. W. H.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Thomas publish card of thanks.
49,. Annual meeting of the corporators of the
Belfast Savings bank at 10 a. M, April 10Th
Geo dhue & Co., "A Main street, are prepared to
do first class plumbing and heating, and will
gladly furnish estimates. :. Ralph D. South
worth, IL Main street, announces a spring
opening of mems and boys wearing apparel
for Saturday. April 9Th, and invites an in
spection of the goods. Three more opening
days at Carle & Jones-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April 4th, 5th, and 9Th. Call and
see th~ "Style Craft" garments and Easter
novelties 80. The Belfast Fuel & Hay Co. is
taking orders for cargo of coal to arrive, and
due in about one week, and will sell in limited
quantities at prices quoted. Orders will be
filled in turn as they are received :. Harry W.
Clark & Co. have boys Widow Jones Easter
suits, and beginning today, and during April
will give with every Widow Jones knee pants
suit selling for SIS or more a stem wind and
stem set watch and rabbit foot lucky fob.
Special furnishing goods for Easter. . See the
Easter announcement of James H. Howes
Odd Fellows block. -. See prices of Ford cars
deliver ed in Belfast and fully equipped Carle
Jones are agents for Waldo county.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

..a . -li AL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
a'2 The scat Of the disease. Catarrh is a
4~s '' eo6stitutional disease, and in order to
's.e ~ must take internal remedies Halls
,t ,a.4f'' IRE is taken internally, and acts di-
iS'y'S Oh ne blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
,a ,''a''t IRE is not quack medicine. 1t was
t's'F'4d ~ by one of the best physicians in
WA W.. ..l2-ry for years and is a regular pre-
sSDr'''a- II is composed of the best tonics
,s ,4YNa' .ombined with the best blood purifiers,
tt..ts directly on the mucous surfaces. The
5..' 5'Is1- mnlnation of the two ingredients is
r.1 f''d1ces such wonderful results in curing
'1l'I send for testimonials free.
HENEY'& CO., Props, Toledo, o.
5N 1rugglsts, price 75c.
-9'V fia.,s Family Pills for constipation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
...DRATiC SHERIFF ARRESTED.
i,h Attempted Bribery for the
Protection of Rumsellers.

'l L"ery, the Democratic sheriff of
..lg, was arrested March 10Th at his
-4ntord, charged with attempting to
., Richardson, county attorney, to
.1 sellers in Biddeford, Saco, San
r-l1rd and elsewhere in the county.
-t sheriff Emery offered Atty. Rich
week. lie pleaded not guilty, and
hearing Saturday morning under
rave bonds.
rlardsOn sald that Sheriff Emery
house Feb. 18th and was given a
open heating register. Witnesses
below heard and transcribed the
'a. 1t was at this time, it is alleged,
was made to Mr.. Richardson On
there was another conference, this
flee OF the county attorney, and
-ses will testify, according to the
raey that the sheriff gave Mr. Rich
-p-dul.ar bills.
ring Saturday Emery was held for
i 4ry under $4,000 bonds. A Bidde-
..--l Of March 9th says: The saloons
usual and it is not understood that
aoy intention of closing" This is
aaoEi Journals comment on the case:
ure!y natural that some of Sheriff
roatcal friends should assert that
gas a political fr4me-up. The men
Hovement to purify the atmosphere
s1lty can confidently await develop
'- tted to prove the truth or falsity
..aarflQn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
SECRET SOCIETIES.

". oe a special meeting of Aurora
A -44ge, |. o. 0. F., this, Thursday
"0eu the degree will be conferred on
eHai4ates.
''t" febekah lodge, Bucksport, will
St aeert and ball on Easter Monday,
Lie committee is planning to make
'a last Of the winter entertainments and
90 ,ae crowning feature of the season.
-"e egular meeting last Friday evening
'''1se Chapter, o. E. S., the degree was
Vh tour candidates. After the degree
'aAdwiches, doughnuts, cheese and
We're served and social hour enjoyed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

Granite Grange, North Searsport. will hold
an all-day meeting April goth, it being the an
niversary of the reorganization of the grange.
The grange is planning to have an institute
and orchard spraying in the near future.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
Vacation at Colby.

b. NY NY IoIlege closed at 6 p. m. last Friday
iltl ,S mort Easter vacation ending Monday,
I'm 'h The majority of students sought
trsd' ZONES, but most of the college clubs
gsds On va their annual trips. The base ball
Ut dsa, Win stay through the recess, working
itsd's IN the gymnasium until the diamond
s5 5S, NM 'Of use. Coach Allen hopes to have
ss during the vacation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
I he Leather Market.

Gather continues to improve and
He { sales this week has been larger
-e.afore. Upper leather tanners have
~ laer prices SC. to 1c. per foot, and
tl-r tanners have established the in
.c. per pound, made a while ago.
a.t7 have been made at these ad-
4i though dry hide hemlock sole tan
Wiling to sell stocks on hand at the
ss-es, they refuse to accept orders
'aer the new prices.-Dun's Review,
Utr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
The Market.

sek a'n ,ul market report is crowded out this
vi eSAoss Hai a we can only quote the revised quo.
WI Sa follows: Oats, Soc; potatoes, $1.25;
Corn Oe' shorts, $1.70; corn, 88c; cracked corn,
VIZ, eau meal, 83c; cheese. 2Ac; cotton seed,
''Ser seed, 3Oc; lard, 13c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

Of Searsport for the purpose of hiring
Superintendent of Schools.
Charles Ross of Waterville, appeared before
the Board relative to his contract with the
city OF Belfast for the removal of brown tail
moth nests from the city trees '"''
Adjourned.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04
City Government.

The April meeting of the City Govern
ment was held Monday evening, Mayor Ham
son presiding and full board present. The
following business was transacted in the board
of aldermen, the council concurring: Reading
OF records of last meeting waived. Roll of ac-
counts was read and ordered paid as follows:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Dinsmore Store
advises the ladies that white boots are simply
the last word in shoedom; that they may have
tan boots, black boots and all other kinds of
boots-but to be really and truly complete this
season their wardrobe must contain pair of
White Buck Boots, style 4O6 Look at their
White window next time you are down town.
80. Paint your house with Patterns Sun Proof
Paints, sold by A. A. Howes & Co. They also
carry everything in painters supplies .. :.
Charles R. Coombs. Y Main street, has for
sale the Monarch Vacuum Cleaner, one-third
the weight, one.half the price and three times
the efficiency Of other cleaners. 1t is guaran.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

Mrs. Sarah J, Howard, widow of Alfred
Howard, passed away at the home of her son,
Ira L. Howard in Pittsfed, March sth. Had
she lived until April 10th she would have at
tanned the advanced age of 81 years. Mrs.
Howard was born in Montvlle and was the eld-
est of the family of the late Marcus Vose, Of
this family only one survives-Mrs C. E. How
ard of Montville. She was united in marriage
with Alfred Howard in early life and settled
on the farm in Montville where they passed
many years of their life. 1t is while living on
this farm. one of the most pleasant of the
many in Montville, beautiful for situation, that
we, who remain, love to think of them. Theirs
was an ideal home-all that was conducive to
happiness entered into the home life and it
may be truly said of her, as the inspired writer
relates: "She looketh well to the ways of her
household, End eateth not the bread of idle
ness" "Sfs openeth her mouth with wisdom,
and in her qongue iss, the law of kindness" /"
Those years passed aw..y; their children sought
larger oppt tunities than were obtainable at
the home farm, the infrmities incident to ad-
vancing age came on. Much to the regret of
the neighbors and townsmen the farm was sold
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard went to reside near,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-04

REPUBLICAN CAUCUS! The Republican vot-
ers OF Belfast are hereby notified to meet in
Caucus at the Court House in Belfast on Mon
day, April 8. 1912, at 7.30 o'clock, p. m.. to
choose ten delegates to the Third District Re-
publican Convention to be held in the City of
Bangor, Wednesday. April 10th. at o'clock y.
m. Also to transact any other business which
may properly come before said caucus.
Per order of Republican City Committee.
CARLETON DoAK. Chairman,
CHESTER B. FROST, Secretary.
Belfast, March "a, 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25

Gen er Iige ioa meningitis, JON
Den er uobreot.
Nei Sen an6eu @runo oeier me.
re.
Soft feler goOt, at naar man ifal
me6 til Den 9onees Set iaa fan
man life gere belt, iom man oil.
Non TtoI NOT fomme, niom man
itodr og gar men berefter
faI man 6aa0e itoa og 9on belt
onoerIeoes. Sg BET er ianot. Sbi
Der er en- itor 5ore oeo at afiIaa
@u0s Sno6poelie; men Der er en-
npiten iterre 6are oeO at mootoge
0en % fife meme noget meo BET.
Oct er bette, Nemeifer at for goot
foritaar. 0fon fan life foI6e Jig en-
ariiten og nDOe goot af aongens
@aoer, noar man oil blioe oeO meo
at pore Den iomme Og goo / De
ifione, gamIe BioIter, iom beO0er
Spno og GgenferIigbeO. Get f6Ier
De, og ioo Tiger De geei til epun9e-
Iiet eIer mootaeer oct poa Sfrsmt.
6oa0 ifer ser iao9 3et pGrite,
Der fan ffe me0 ct Menneife: irger
Singl 9llt foor 2op at goa i'm ifa-
be Gang. Men oct, ser ooerIoOes
til Jig ieIo. forfaI0er aItiO. Get en-.
Ser engang me0 5orifreffeIie.
goangeIiet oerinoo - oct eoar
treitig oi0ere. Oil De gamIe, f%riitne.
6e 3ationer life pi0e al set mere,
ioa faar Be 2oo at rouone op; oct
goor pi6ere no til npe 5olfeiIag.
JON 'gIo0 tager imoO BET, 90 De
foor ioa Seriteripiret engang ooer
Gationerne.
N1en bette Stpffe er en- Sn0bp-
belle enonu engone til Dig. Oilers
oiI6e @u0 fife Ia0e big fon set /
9oanoen. Get iperger big: 8iI on
life meo til 9ongens Set, on ifaI
opre biertelig pelfommenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25

@runotefiten no ior i'm gamle Zen,
ioo MI bar oenne 10 npiten tDun8en
til at tro, bet maatte o9re en- belt
onoen, Der bar ment.
gfterbaan6s fom Der Opfloring
tt Breiter ON, at Der en0nu bar
ooifiaige andre at bans 5olf, Der
bao0e iut0et ii9 en- Blaos / 5ortpl'
Iingen og mente, at De o9ina berte
til BEN, Der par gment."
gtaor oct iaa en00a baDoe
bpret bet belel 5neenlunoe. SITE
l9i1ge eiter bar 8r9iten paa en-
lprgere Reiie, SunOreOer al Nile
ira lit &iem (bois man, en- pasiont,
fan tale ON, at Bro ter bar etSiem,
eaer ON man bgr gsre oct meo bet
Borbebol0, at De ligeiom en- anoen
fenot Samiunosflosie er bienme,
5Dori ombelit be b9uger 0eres SAT-.
Ser, boor ban life fsr booOe nPret,
par Der en- aomite poa to, iom
traf BAN ben / en- iortroIig arog
og betroe6e Dam, at bet bar Dem,
Der bar vment" | BIN Siitorie, men
at be / girfeligbeoen Onr uifplOige.
oGsei, ber," u0brso Der orme
Br9it miintert . fortpinlet i. opremt,
bette Der bitter ionoeli9 Oa oItl
Nin egne 5olf mente, De bar ment,
og MI tommer 8 p~ilofremmeOe Wen-
neifer, ieg oI6rig bor let eler bsrt
ON, og oil ogiaa bore ment. Bib.
fte ieg Dog ct Mi6oel til at pole
min Sole Of @rrn6enl gaer err bet
birfelig / ben u6Itr9fi1irf9 ianot,
iom Dioteren flyer, at there is
iometbing rotten IN TIE State OF
Denmarf' 2Sor 8 eooe 5olf pirfelie
fit Ter t%rufne2"
Tritfne2 gno ineen Woooel Nei
men be mente, at beres egen 1rpii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25

bao0e ienOt MeOoeleren en- Sfil6rina
al eth ingen aItioo its6t altaIerne.
lom Den on0en altiaa ofipre6e.
Srufne9 aI6eles iffel Nen De fun.
DC tpoelig paaoiie, at belle Sfilorin.
gen pnSieOe poa 0eres egen Renia.
beo men ifsnt oct 10 par Dem,
Der bar ment, par De bog uifnlSioe.
inn oiOere.
--Sfte ionot. 2pierl 2oor
man tenter iig ri9ti9 nproQren0e
mo | 6enne Sitiotion, 0o erferSer
man 6ens fo~rtoioIen6e Srmsr 90 er
life iaa0on ri9tig iiffer ! i'm Sao.
enten man bsr Ie eler gre6e Der.
neo. Oerfor giper on mig bel Net
l. at egenIi9 buroe man oreOe.
before emo lie. oeo at bsre ON Sen.
Obi fun6e FIN lille ooeriotte Sfil.
bring, Der efter aft at 6emme Dor
reelt foritaoet bare Dem
@roo imlo, OF ben ipntes at paste
ale 8egne - on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
nofait al 9iDets 3egnebog
af X.)

Der bar ct Mooneoifrift peo
Napn oSucceis". Oct bar NOT Ino
oDgtigt re0igeret, bop0e mongeSu Sub.
ifribenter og asbere, ia, Der bar
enOoe ct betragteligt antal, ion
boooe iubIfriberet paa 2ipstiS =
life htbfcription" talotes ct ioo.
6ont Announcement. Suffer iee ret
foite0e Oct 10 Dollars.
Wen Soft bur6e bope ifoffet Iia
He6e pna, bpo6 Der ffiiI6e foritoos
beO Or6et life" ON oermet
mentes gIa6ets 2epetf6, ener 6eres
esen. 9bi rS1iccefs~ pifte fig ID
bore en- Sufies me6 Il foron. Del
git ianrnae Nei fom bore Gor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
6pjtib | SLOAN.

III Ssroels @eniebcO IomIeSes
meo Sospa I Clio, oe Sospo rnooe.
De Dem til @inareit muIiet at tnoe bet
Sano | gle, iom Serren 6eres Cub
bapoe looet bent" SooIe6es Inier
oi oerom / Sosoo BOG. Oct por
noget at ben iamme 9ante, iom BE-.
iiGleoe Silooms Tenigbeo | gbi.
cogo, at De moatte faa 9pfte oo
Nnooe til at inotoee bette QpIou6
Tom 6erren banOe cabinet for Dem !
oerne Storitot imotoae bette
8iertelunbffob | Serrens 0obn M
til bans sere, Tom bereSte Dem SnS.
gong.