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CoLUMBUs. ohio. oct. n. lSFs.

TAO WOndbne Ave. Oak Park. IiL Dear Sirs-Piease find enclosed o1s dollar for which please send me Do9 or 'COsCURA. l oan not live without it Very truly, Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel
 MIsS STELLA ]. REYNobpS.
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Fort n,ott. Kan-. March {. Iaos

F0Tt Ho0tt. Kan. MaToh 6 I909 Coacura Remedy Co. Het Springs ATk. GentlemeB-Enclosed frRi one dollar Please send me one more jar Of yoJr 'COSCURA" Skin Cure, it sure dass its work aS represented R D. GOBfN,
 E20 R. Wall St
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Read What People Who Havo tjsod Coscrra Have to Say

such s wonderful preparation. and { Dresperens continuance of your buSins1A remain. very truly yeurs.
 ChEM kEFM
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HpEingnaId Mo. Oct. 10. IEsf
 Central Hotel ssissS.

Coscurs Remedy O., Hef Springs. Ark Gentiemep-- Enclose6 find s1 Piez1s meH me Yne far ef "CCSCURA." I esnt hsep tt Every one takes n away from me. Tn Tt Scott, Kan, \ customer m mine had bad face. I went to my grik and got the Jar, He used it twice and couldn't get it back He sent for 6 iaf' tGehiu. Ft. scottl. I gave hsh of mine away. but l won't be without it Sens st once. YoufE, etc,
 G. " B. JOHNSTON.
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skarwhr. AlaslEs Inna s- 1ana-

17N87A v FTf FAIHHTNF9 IIUE 0f A0UHs Cbsoura Remedy CO. Hqt Springs Ark. HiT-EnclOsed find two dsllarE for two bottles of "COSCuRA" Kindly send by nail st once and obliKe.
 Fl D. KIRM5H. F S.-Wnat is tbh best figures on one dozen lots ss ] think that can sell quite numher
 Soscurs Reynedy Co.,. Hat Springs ARh Dear Sir s hile in Hst springs fog & te@ months for my health for the ecse- na. ] was under the treatment os Che doctor Gll Sne time I vas in Hot sprinKz tnd he didn't do me any good. He made me worst aH the tune until ! had to quit wonderful remedy "COsCURA" '" so I tried two boxes of your ssIve before ! left Hot Springs and it cured my face 0p 60 nicely You can send 1ne one hnx of yoar "C0scs RIA" at once. I will send
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NorfalF M 1ulv 99 i90s

NVFIHIkl va llF Aat t3Va- soacufA Remedy Co.,, Hei Springs. Arir Cisntl>men--E1ease ship Rt ouG one lar of "CCSCURA." It beats anything ever uAed. Enclosed fined s1.00,
 JACK GHGAHAN.
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Psducna. KY, June gs. gsss Tor more of the sAlva the neet time. [ have had the eczema three years anf it n@1 s-fFead all over me. but i am nearly well. Dc you eat anything sweet whea
 MIAB WILLIE WTI.Y
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Et Touis AuR. ls. Is,n

coscura Remeoy Co, Hei Epi lngs STk
 Dear slr---l have a friend here that has 1 case Of eczema tho same Hs ! had fur [ years. and l wish you to write a AsN iiv es that can give thla boy to read and state how he can get your "CO1CUHN. have never mad lt any ore since tbal time. Hoping to hear from you s@on ! renaip yours truly,
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anh. Mo June 2. l90g

Coscu.B Remedy Co. HNt Springs Ark
 t5sntlemeu--l have used one bottle of your "CCSCERA" for eczema and find t has helped me more than Buy thing sl3e have used so far and as TO ones aelling it here. ! enclose 2208 for which send me the amount 3n the remedy and af sRlve. My wlfe's face hHa been broEsN sut for fifteen yesrs. One day ale said ,ns would give me sl00 if l wsuld cure her face. Incidentally ' heard oi your 'C0SGURA" and ordered one jar, which she has used and ! am glad lo ssy her lace is as it WAS in giflhoBd Now she won't pay me the Sl00. Thst would you 10 under the circumstances I am recon mendlng "COSCUBA" to ail mg friends. Respectfully. O. T SUTTON
 so2 Matsmoras st., sau Antonio. TeK.
 Toronto. Ont Oct C. 1905
 Gentlemen Please send noe by mall one box "COSCURA" ointment. sise quote mo prices on uuantity. can sell a lot of the stun here Thanking you in advance S, Nj. IRISH & co
 per c. L. Irish.
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6e hcy I'll, Sept II, 1868.
 C6ntismeH--- Eis,4.a4.-ed hrA s4y7.yss.. nfney order for Ole dollar, for one h1a "CoaCUaA' ekin Cnra. which ! wisst
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Cyscure Remedy CO. Hst springs Ark. Dear sir-fou win please send me chs Jar Of "COSCURA,, same az ! got of Iys while there same years back For ecSenssss send it at once. If is all you claim .. ae1 H. want 1t fer piles, etc. Respec tIRghy' "
 C. 4. CARMICfiAhls Coscura RemeUy CO. Hst spriiass. ,Af.I,e AFae CURA."
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CEAA ~. I0HNeON

 The man rom the 0EtriGH Farm. Address Chas. E. Johnson. 15S7 ~. 1Sg fsrsJn Avenue. St. Louls, Mo
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skaxway Alaska, Julg iB. 1905.

-cssurH Remedy Co., Hst Springs. Arg.
 Dear Sir -EnCi0sed find money order tBi for one dozen bottles of COS CURA," Co be seut by mail at enee, and sbliRe H. D. KlHMSH.
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LewisburR. Ky.. Jan. 6, l30

hewisburs Ky. Jan. 6, l30k Coscure Remedy Co. Hst Springs Ark. r4antlemen---t enclose you tl co fer which You will please send me ono taf uaAe us prices on if by the half u0zsr lr doxen oOttiea. Yours truly
 H. L TRACY
 Ft. Scott. Kan, Sept s 1908. Coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark. Enclosed find express order for sl co. Please send me by Tafi one bottle of "COSCURA." It sur-'y is the proper thing for boOze fighters and red faces A gentleman by the name Of JonustsA gave me some for a trial and [ will gay 1t is something wenderful Yours truly.
 R. D. 3CBlN.
 s2s Eaat Valf Street
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A JAR WILL sE SENT YoU

JAR WILL BE SENT COST pAiu '" NOTHING JusT As TAKE No suasv,rure-rHEHE IF YOUR DRUGGIST DoEs NOT KEEP oosouaA SEND soo TO THE oosovRA REMEDY COMPANY HOT asalnos AaK7 AND
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Dear sir- Enclosed please ind hsw York DraFJ Tor yIDe fur which pisAss Winter before last when nj the sIsssaasss Is = send me at once M far of "COsC lMA..a ! used several tera of "COsCUhA epa certainly does he work. and cuieA s'@ Yours truly. ROBT c, BotA.
 1889 DaGnia01 ASaO~
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Now want 10 refer to something that has been said in order to preig. dice the minds of the De1ple Of Mont. gomery county against ne l refer to the position 2 took before the fea
 tral committee in Hot 394nas on the question ef the division of offices I don't believe. fellow citizens. that any man who is fair and wili look it the matter losically with a view ot deciding Che nattes according 10 its
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T4s coscURA REMEDY con
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15
Mr. Bryan WithdrawS.

Fellow Democrats
Circumstances beyond my control
cause me to withdraw my candidacy
for Road Engineer for williamsburg
county. | desire to thank my friends
and the voters, one and all, for the
encouragement | have had.
| also want to suggest to my op-
ponents as we'll as all the other can
didates to run this campaign on a
high plane and thereby maintain the
record of old Williamsburg county.
| also want to say to the voters of
Williamsburg county to go to the
polls on the 81 day of August and
vote for their best interest as they
see it regardless of all the issues
that are flooding our State. Leave
state politics out of our county poll
tics and vote for the man that will
fill the office best regardless of poll
tical views.
Iregret very much not being able
to meet the appointments and be-
speak for you all pleasant time.
Your servant,
WALTER R BRYAN.
Salters Depot, August IA.
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Tobacco HiQh at GOrFelpS Warehouse.

Below are a few sales made at
Gorrells warehouse Tuesday. Join
the crowd and go there. where you
are sure to get the highest prices
for your tobacco.
J Z Hanna sold 1,433 pounds for
S1S4.02.
J J Snow sold 1853 pounds for
S107.94.
Alex Presley sold 3lS pounds for
S46.95.
J E Green sold 295 pounds at
16tc, 146 at 14!c, 100 at zoe, $50
at 22c per pound.
John Anderson sold $50 pounds at
32c per pound.
DEMcCutchen sold 730 pounds at
12!c, 244 at l03.
Hugh McCutchen sold LOAF
pounds at III, 626 at 1O2, 10 at
III.
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say they have to pay from 81 to s.
more per hundredweight here for
tobacco than at anv other market in
the State for similar grades. This
speaks volumes for kingstree as a
tobacco market.
The Sunday-schools of Salters,
Lanes, Union and Mccullough met
in Union Rally Day exercises and all
day picnic at Union church, near
Salters, on Wednesday, August l..
A large crowd was in attendance, a
splendid barbecue dinner was served
and an interesting programme car
ried out. An excellent paper by
Miss Lillian Salters was read on
The Sunday School as Character
Building Force" which will appear
in our next issue, the same, with
several other interesting articles be-
ing crowded out of this issue
The editor0f The Record return
ed home Sunday from santa
rum at Greenville, where he had
spent several months. While not
very strong as yet we are glad to
announce that Editor Wolfe's con-
dition has much improved within
the past few weeks and his friends
hope soon to see him at his desk
again. 1t will be several weeks, how
ever, before he will be able to ac-
lively resume his duties, even under
the most favorable auspices. Mean
time the paper will be issued as
heretofore by Mr. 1olley, who has
admirably discharged the duties of
editor, pro TEN, during Mr. Wolfe's
enforced absence.
Judge Brockinton's services were
in demand early Monday morning
when Mr. Charlie Ward of Lenud
and Miss jamie Lambert Of Sampit
appeared at his office for a marriage
license just after the arrival Of train
No so. 1t was very evident that they
were in a hurry, but the Judge did
not keep them in anxiety long. He
soon showed up, issued the desired
document and performed the cere-
mony necessary to make the couple
man and wife. Just after the cere-
monv had been performed the voice
of an angry papa was heard over a
telephone inquiring if a certain cou-
pie had applied for a marriage IL
cense. The voice was too late. The
job had been completed and two
hearts made to beat as one. They
left on a noon train.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15

The Coroner's jury, empannelled
to investigate the drowning of the
negro boy, Henry Graham, on Thurs
day, July 25. met at the court house
Friday afternoon last, with Coroner
Scott presiding. The jury found
that the boy came to his death by
accidental drowning. There was a
rumor to the effect that the boy had
been beaten and thrown into the
river as a result of a dispute over a
watermelon.
The meeting which has been going
on at the Baptist church here since
Sunday, August 4, conducted by
MessIs Westendorf, Huthmaker, Sig
valid and Parker of Charleston, is
still in progress and will continue
throughout the week. and Sunday.
The church is filled to its capacity
at every meeting and the services
have been highly entertaining and
enjoyable-a spiritual uplift to the
community.
Tobacco sales were heavier in
Kingstree Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week than on any day since
the opening of the market. Each of
the three warehouses was filled with
the golden weed and prices ranged
from &c to 38c per pound. Buyers
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15
Farmers Union Notice.

Williamsburg County Farmers
Union will meet in the court house
on Saturday, August "a, at y o.
clock m. All local unions are re-
quested to send delegates, also all
members of the Farmers Union are
invited to attend. There will be
business of vital Importance to come
before the union.
respectfully,
w DoDDs DANIEL, Pres.
J T FRIERsoN, Sec.
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w. O. w. Picnic at Prospect.

The members of Lake camp No
426 w q w will have picnic at
Prospect church August "a. The
public is cordially invited to attend
and bring we'll filled baskets. There
are expected to be present several
noted speakers who will deliver
addresses on Woodcraft.
J A CARTER, Clerk.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT.
Young People Entertained by
the Misses and Mr. Sfaekley.

One of the most enjoyable occas-
ions that has engaged the attention
of the young people of kingstree
this season was the reception Mon
day night at MIR and Mrs L J Stack
ley's, given by their son, Mr. Sam
Stackley and the Misses Stackley in
honor of their guests, Mr. Walton h
Smith of Turbeville, Mr. Marion Lam
ham of Spartanburg and Miss Geor-
gia Stackley of Florence. The
guests began to arrive about nine
o'clock. The receiving line consist
ed of Miss Georgia Stackley, Mr.
Walton H Smith, Mr. Marion Lam
ham, Miss Jennie Lee Stackley, Miss
Annie Stackley and Mr. Sam Stack
ley. As fast as the guests arrived
they were served punch by Miss
Katie Stackley and Mr. Virgil Kinds,
and then proceeded to the parlor
where the games of the evening
were played and enjoyed.
The first thing to occupy the
minds and exercise the thought-cen-
rers of those present was a short
poem with several omitted words to
be supplied. The spaces or blanks
were to be filled with words relat-
ing to music, such as bar, note, time,
rhapsody, space, etc, and the whole
VIXEN completely filled out was a
little romantic story. After the
contest was over, those who had
succeeded in filling out the blanks
without error were allowed to cut
for the prize. Miss Florrie Jacobs
won the prize, which was a pretty
song.
The next contest was worked out
from Mother Goose's rhymes, and
was very interesting. The prize in
this contest, which was a book of
Mother Goose rhymes, was won by
Miss Hazel Gewinner. Miss Eunice
Harper, while contests were being
engaged in and also at.other times,
favored the guests by playing some
very pretty pieces on the piano.
This was a very enjoyable part OF
the occasion. During the evening
refreshments were served. Every
thing was daintily arranged, and the
guests were all highly entertained
and enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest degree.
Those present and participating
in the merriment of the evening
were Miss Annie jenkins of South
Boston, Va, Miss Hazel Gewinner of
Macon, Ga, Miss Georgia Stackley
of Florence, Miss Hattie Plowden
of Manning, Misses Martha, Mary
and Emma Gordon, Floride and Eu-
nice Harper, Halle Kinds, Ada
Brockington, Clara Montgomery,
Mai Stoll, Lula Brockington. Mar
guerite VanKeuren, Lizzie Fulton, !
Belle McClary, Florrie Jacobs, Odes-
sa Montgomery, Margaret Ross,
Annie, Katie, Alice and Jennie Lee
Stackley, and Mrs W H Carr, The |
young men were Mr. W H Smith of
Turbeville. Mr. Marion Lanham Of
Spartanburg, Messrs Luther Jones
and McCurry of Florence, Mr. Paul
Morgan of Burlington, n c, Mr. L
Shavasse of Rock Mount, n {, MIR
M A Shuler of Elleree, and Messrs
Theodore Hemingway, Benton Mont
gomery, Alvin McElveen, w R Scott.
Alex Gordon, Sam Stackley, Jim
Epps, Woodrow Gamble, Virgil Kin
der, Joe and Clarence Alsbrook, M
B Thomas, Percy Hutson. Raymond
Holroyd, Billie Britton, John Mar
shall, Lee Moore, and R n Spiegner.
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NEWS ~
Mrs Tena Nelson is visiting friends
in Anderson this week.
Mr. Oliver P Barton spent Sunday
at Charleston and Summerville.
Miss Martha Gamble of Greely-
vile is visiting Miss Louise Barr
Mrs Sol Peres and children are
<cisiting in North Carolina this week.
= Miss Matte Mccullough of Taft
is visiting Misses Louise and Irene
Epps.
MrW w Barr, Jr, has returned
from two weeks trip to the Isle OF
Palms.
- Mr. r B Hill of the Atlantic Coast
Lumber Co,was in town on business
Tuesday.
Mrs w j Singletary and Miss
Ruth Courtney left yesterday for
Glenn Springs.
Mr. Perry Powers Of Florence and
GW Huggins of Wellington spent
Sunday in town.
The Methodist church has voted
the pastor, Rev w A Fairy, a well
earned vacation.
MrJ C Webb, the we'll known
photographer of Lake City, spent
Sunday in Kingstree.
Master James Mcknight is the
guest of Master Nicol Clarkson OF
Heinemann this week.
Miss George Stackley of Florence
is spending the week here with her
uncle, Mr. Louis Stackley.
Mr. Walter Logan of Charleston
spent several days in kingstree the
past week with relatives.
Miss Carrie Scott, who has been
on an extended visit to Manning
returned home this week.
Rev R Woodson, and son Charles
of Manning are visiting in kingstree,
the guests of Rev P S McChesney.
Mr. J NJ Lanham of Srartanburg
r and Mr. w H Smith of Turberville
are the guests of Mr. S P Stackley.
A pinder boiling was given at Mr.
Sam McClary's, near town, Tuesday
night to number of young people.
Among the Charleston visitors
this week were DR. w L Taylor and
Messrs w H Carr and Kirby Green.
Mr. Tom Nettles, formerly of this
county, now of Sumter, visited his
brother, Mr. S A Nettles, here Sat
urday.
Mr. A Lewis of Hemingway was in
{ town Tuesday looking after the sale
of his tobacco, and called at our
office.
Miss Mary Swami, stenographer
in the federal court at Raleigh, n
C. is visiting her mother, Mrs M +
Swami.
Miss Maude Jones, who has beer
visiting the Misses Wheeler the past
week, has returned to her home at
Charleston.
MrE Cox of Trio was in tawn yes
terday and sold tabacco on our mar:
ket. While here he paid The Recorc
office visit.
MIG Nesmith of Fowler was &
Aleasant caller at our office Monday
while in town looking after the sale
of his tobacco.
Mr. E Baggett, depot agent Of
the ACLi is off on a two weeks va
Ication, and Mr. Mcknight is acting
as substitute.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15

5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and if taken
then as a tonic the Fever will not
return Price 25c. 5-23-4m
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

In rendering to the people
of this community the use of
the facilities of this Bank in
GALL financial matters, it is our
earnest desire to assist them
to easier and better methods
of handling funds.
In the investment or trans
fer. of funds, in the collec-
tien of monies, and in all fl
1ancial matters, you may
feel free to consult with us.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

paa mist9nfelige Cancer, l11en TIL
tro0s for ale bore Mnltrengeller lDf=
feoes set % Dog life at opoage mo-
get, iom funOe forarge Ell Brgoi=
font, en0n1i10re % lfitfclige 9orgc-
re. Mismo0ige / @u ODER BET
n1agre &eiultat iejle0e ri tilbage til
Fabillonen, bbor hi bgo por &up~
tein imo poa en- See Cream. Np=
6en0e 0enne fal6t ser fglgenoe @is-
6omsor0 fra bans 2eber: Sc
lperger mig, ON ieg n%ogenlinoe bar
beret &i6ne til forargelige Scener
6eruoe paa S6en. Mblolut NeeI!
@anoen talte liffert San0beO, tbt
fan 1oa IT'S iom Ben, Ser life meo
iim gooe gilje lo0er Jig bepege til
at oberbere noget forargeligt). Men
fordprigt, bporfor tage o.. Morrill
iaa olporlig? San tra11ger aoben=
bart til en1otionelt 5tof; set er 10
life loo nemt at foa 6oH til at b6re
poo &rnoifener / 6en11e @e6e. Sg
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ii06e OF fororipc Tioen me6 at fps=
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Wennel fer."
Mbi a1on II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
Gcnarrsnimgsia9cn.

&cngrrsmngsia9cn. Sen ipelt=
lte Sngermelter Montell, ser CT
Me0lem al &engresningSfommi5-
%Iionen, bar operfor vSbeni ia Gag
blobet" 116talt Jig ON &ommislio=
mems Mrbei0e. commissioner, bbi3
belentlig1te Spgope bar at UNDER
lGge Mengrgsgongere, ierlig / Sc
reiuanbo og Sltffaiidrbi, bar giort
ct betp6eligt Mrbej6e. Set begpno1e'
/ Marts Moan6 1910 og er li0e11
fortiat 6els / 2apmarfen, Oels +
&j6benbabn lige til MI. Ser mo11a=
Ter MI fun nogle min6re &omplet=
teringsarbeioer, iom 5efretnren
iful6e bobe u6fart / @%eliingfors.
Mntogelig obertoges 0enne Gel ii
Spgoben MI at 81. Tanner. He-
6egi9reli en bemme1igbol6es op1
in6tiI Observation-Disclosures &jenSc!=
lie er fal6t, bbilfet nof oil bare no
gen Si6 en6nu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26
ST. ST. BLIcnER:
De tire ~Helligaftener
SAINT andre Fort9llinger
AZ DANSKE FORFArTERE.

SAINT andre FortRllinger
Ar DANsKR FORFArrRRE,
1913 Slider. I smukt Omslag Csc.
Indhold: De tire Helligaftener, at
St. st. Blicher. Den lille blinde
Dreng, at H. c. Andersen: "43",
at Karl Larsen. - Krybskyttens
Juleaften, af B0rge Jansson. Den
store Bj0rns Endeligt. af Holger
Drachmann. - Hjartesorg, af H.. C.
Andersen. - De to Peblinge, af
Chr: Whittier. - Eft remersk Hsel,
at Chr. Richard. -Ungdom, af Hen
rik Pontoppidan. = Sp%r0jterne pro-
yes, at Johannes Helms. - Moder-
k~jarlghed, af Zakarias Nielsen.-En
Julehistorie, af Onkel Frits. - BIZ
lers Frferi, .af MAIDS Hansen. - BIZ
spen paa Borglum og hans Frande,
az II. c: Andersen. - Crete Gaase-
pige, af Henrik Pontoppidan. - I
Paradis, af Filth Reumert. - Gam
lie Nor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-26

gipe liot Oplpsning ON 1tngenes
rette Tilltono., 5bi set er 10 6es-
oerre laa / Dor Gio, at life alle
Men1rei fer tror l1betinget paa Hre-
items Sr0. Sg Lao mig Oo for at
berolige @emDtterne ltrufs lige on'
gooen0e l1pGl enet paa Safe Sarriet,
at set er life 11pr iaa llemt, JONI
ser preoifes. Min Ge11 og ieg bar
1emlig oeru0e forleoen Nften; ielp=
|fglgelt9 tog ieg min Sen meo, bells
for6i 0en fore tooenoe GfSpeoition
bar te1nmelig popelig og oels forDi
bom nprer ben ltdrlt e S11teres1e for
alt bpa0 ser in1oger al Sfonoale.
ESg ber bar ga en- 5fan6ale, ois}e
Narreltreger mi0t u0e paa Spen,
obenifjgbet Narreltreger / Cancer.
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set er en- 5fot16ole> at ri ital babe
2psfo1tere 6ernoe til at foritprre De
elifenoes Gripotlip, Set e11el tic, Der
fom forione born me0 SEM er, at
man beo 9psfal tcrnes @jelp lettere
bill fu11te fin6e Sc fignnelte Siger.
Mpropos 2psfu1tere, - ser finoes
6eru6e ligeoberfor Muiiftrib1tnen ct
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