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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
If you ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD

" ~ NhE IOONtN0 FOh a GOOO
sized farm here is one it would be
hard to beat and only miles from
Augusta; 100 acres, about 80 acres in
nice fields in good cultivation, brook
water, pasture u head, estimated 300
cords wood and 1000 lumber. Plenty
fruit for home use; u story house, S
rooms, some hardwood floors. city water,
barn 40xS0, horse fork, these buildings
are in good repair, nice maple shade, fine
view. This place has not been on the
market but very short time and situat-
ed as it is near the city. only mile from
electric cars it will go quick. l am the
only selling agent on this property.
Apply to AMOS II. HIGGINS, Augusta.
meh2fdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
ONE GOOD WOOD LOT, KNOWN AS

the Bray lot, Cross Hill, Vassalboro, 10
acres. Two good lots in Augusta, one y
acres, one z acres. Also a meadow of 10
acres Prices reasonable. Mrs. Burton
M Cross, Augusta, Maine. Tel. 23s-25.
l1nch21fi2x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
WaNTED-MAlE HELP.
SzIEsMAN wANTEp-FoR THE

1ALEsMAN WANTED-FoR The
best twenty-five years this company mas
been making an exclusive line OF U.s.
1ade advertising specialties IN iea.he ~
reiiuloid and calendars for the use OF
Bankers, Real Estate ana Insufa ne
kwents, Merchants, Manufacturers, etc etc;
Dur new and complete llnes Ior III ~
salifng are now ready and in the hanus
81 our statesmen throughout the coulilIy'
We are not represented in TINS lln HILLS
Mate vicinity. and will CONSIDER applinSa-
lions for this and adjoining couh a se
from men of ability who are preparSo 10
devote their entire time TO the WoIh . vi
4 strictly commission basis OF conpeHSSa So
hon which provides an opportunity ~. loi
hard workers to derive very coiihioi
table income We want men WHY nav
had some selling experience eitner as
p,rtsiSe statesmen or as merchants: aen
who understand the principles OF nisn
class business dealings ana VINO eolh-
vnand the respect and confidence OF LIe
neor,le of this community. Consult either
f1un or Bradstreet's as to our cofniIei
rial standing and responsibility, anu !.
Interested write us fully OF your pass
exnerience sending also not less IMAM n
fhree names of business men or palkers
as references. and photograph Wnlcll
will he returned If we are unaple 10 USE
yonr services Our factories CONTAIN,
ynore than six acres of floor space, anu anu
we are the largest concern in the Worlo
selling Art Calendars and advertlslhs
snec;slties exclusively. Address Saies
Manager The American Art WEE
Coshocton. Ohio. ~. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
BIG BARGAIN IN RESTAURANT IN

Augusta. Elegant location, doing good
business. Also good trade in hardware
store. / can save You money if you are
looking for Business Chances, Farm or
City Property. AMOS III. HIGGINS,
Tel. GAR, 80 Cony ST., Augusta.
nch91dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

SPEciAL-GiVE L. 8. LEWIS YOUR
trade in watches. spectacles and razors.
Cut prices on everything at DIR. w. john
sons office, 335 Water St. Augusta.
feb24dlmo'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
DON'T MISS THIS ONE. NOTHING

like it, We offer you brand new house
hold speciality, recently patented. Every
woman grabs it. Your money doubled
twice on every sale. A Kansas school
boy made 500 40 outside school hours last
month. Mr.. Marrick made 800 first 3
weeks. You can sell every family in
your town. First one in your county
gets exclusive right to sell. Send for
catalogue "W' today. Wendell Co. 222
Oak St. Leipsic o. nneh21dl,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

LOTS FOR SALE-oN JOHNSON,
Cushman, Drew and Pike SITS. Not the
room for q house. but high suburban
lots. each containing $500 square feet.
Near good school and electric road.
and electric lights available for each
lot. J. r. Townsend. Augusta. Maine.
Bi8 Water st. House telephone 215-M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
GOOD
NTEp-oReANIzERs.
esMAN WANTED TO COVER

this city and vicinity, inciudlhg the e. fa.,
and consumers, for Anticor, the salels
Corn Shaver; either whole time OF sp a.
time. fine proposition on extremely Hp
eraI commission basis for the right man
Address Anticor Mig. Co., "a Champe y ,
81 New York. nlcII-IHIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
HONEST MAN WANTED IN EACH

town to distribute free advertising pre-
miums; SIS a week to start; experience
unnecessary; references required Ad-
dress Mclean, Black & Co. N Beverly
ST.. Boston, Mass. feb7 at.6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
ACRE CHICKEN RANCH. $50,

Only 2 miles from Augusta: broom
house, stable connected, elegant we'll
water. good neighhorhood, on telephone
line. buildings in good repair. Let me
show you this place. AMOS II. HIG-
GINS, IS Cony ST., Augusta mch2ldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
smINK MADE 1920 FIRST WEEK

with our new spring neckties and Souve-
mir Panama Coin stick pin and cuff link
set as premum-S0c. profit each sale.
Best ever-Hurry. Wilson Mfg. Co..
Main 235. Lancaster. Ohio. mch2ldlts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

w STORY HOUSE,. ROOMS AND
good stable, with summer kitchen. out
buildings joining house; 2 acres of good
land with some fruit trees, price $780,
Located on Togus and Gardiner road,
miles from Togus. All market wagons
pass house. John Daley, Proprietor, Gar
diner, Maine. r. F. d. 9. mch13d1mos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
AeENTs-YoU CAN MAKE $40 T
SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES. NEW

laundry wax perfumes clothes with last
ing violet perfume. Working outfit &c.
New offer. Perfume-Gloss. 10 Water ST..
New York mch2td1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
AGENTs-sEsT SELLING HoU

hold article Large demand Start now.
Earn big money weekly. Success as
sured. Investigate today. Lee Supply
Co., Warren. Pa mch14-21-2ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
STATESMEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

cooking utensils and specialties. Hard
ware and department store trade. con-
nections preferred. Prices that get the
business. Exclusive territory to $1,000
men. State experience and references.
Aluminium Products Co.. Lemont, III.
mch2ldlte
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
NOTICE.

The S. S. Committee of vassalboro
hereby give notice that sealed bids for
transportatic- of scholars for the en-
suing year viii - received until Friday
IL NJ. March = me right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. Proposals should
be sent to +. Q. Hussey. Chairman. East
Vassalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
YOUNG MAN 10 OR 20 YEARS OF

A YOUNG MAN 10 OR 20 YEARS Or
age on milk farm. Must be sood n iiahsat
G. r. Dutton. phone l6l-e: --le-----.
500 WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
lime AT home. Mail order business. don
worry about capital. Boyd IL Bfo pr. ~
Omaha, Neb. -.-l------
WANTED ORGANIZERS. GOOD
commissions. Any territory. No insuf-
ence order of Owls. South Bend, lna;
aiioe' mch21dltt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
MONUMENTAL WORK.

Thos. j. Lyons. manufacturer and dealer
In all kinds of granite and marble GENE
terry work, none but the best of material
used and prices guaranteed to be based
upon the lowest possible margin of profit
Columbia street. Augusta. Maine, resi-
dence IL East Crescent street mch1Sd4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

TO PAY $500 TO $4,000 YEARLY TO
men representing us in eastern cities and
towns No samples, no selling or col
lecting. Call on all manufacturers,
wholesale and retail merchants, banks
and doctors Experience helpful, not
necessary. We pay every Thursday.
Such fun instructions furnished that sue
cess is assured. Rare opportunity. Write
promptly IL. O. Jones, Secty. 1888
Sehwind Bldg.. Dayton, Ohio. mch21d1t%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
DRESS AND COAT MAKING, FINE

sewing and childrens work. Will go
out by the day or take work home Mrs
NJ. G. McCulloch, "A Green St Tel. 654-R.
mch21dlwk*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
sAlEsMAN-EoR GENERAL MER.

nroposition of merit. Vacancy April lst y;
attractive commission contract, soSo,
weekly for expenses. Miles Il BlAier
Co, Wholesale jewelers., llo-l- 81 49,, ~,
RIdp cleveland. o. mch2ldlt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

COUNTRY STORE. DUNG GOOL
business. nice clean stock; can be bought
low If bought at once. Reason for sell
ing. l.. D. Mathews. HaEtland, Maine.
mch19dlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR
general homework. No washings Apply
Mrs. Frederick Danforth, % Pleasant St.
Gardiner. mchl7d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
TO LIGHTHOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.
House at S. {. Corner Of Union and Warren
Streets, HallOwell-.-I0 Rooms

bath, gas. stable and an acre of land,
Conveniently situated. Apply to Charles
I b, Paine in. .Hallowell Granite Works,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

LIVE MEN AND WOMEN BE-
tween % and 10 to travel for soliciting
and demonstrating. Large weekly wages
for strictly reliable people. Experienced
preferred. Steady work and a PROPOSE
ton worth investigating. For personal
call, give your address to Domestic Utili-
ties, Gardiner. Me. mch1Sdlw-.~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
ccurpMMeMT POSITIONS IN POST

once, Railway Mail and other nrancses
are good. Prepare for exams unoer
sorner q. s. Civil Service Secretary
Examiner. Booklet G-e1 free. write
today. Patterson Civil Service Scnooi:
Rochester. N Y. uicI-I1lI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21

S. C. r. |. RED EGGS FOR HATCH
ing. fine laying strain, IS per 100 GA after
April 15), 81 per L. Partridge Plymouth
Rocks, the coming breed, large, beauti-
fully pencilled, 81 per Is. All stock range
raised. Come and see them. f. w. & NJ
T, Lee, Western Avenue, Augusta. Tel
S96-M. mch1s, wed-sat, If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-21
BY EXPERIENCED sTENoeRAPH

er, typewriting, copying letters, etc. to
do at home. Reasonable rate. strictly
confidential. Address Stenographer, care
Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me.
mch1Sd1w
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31
by JANE whitaker.

ID JHINE WIFI lHNEhs
A night with the amateurs.
No-not before the curtain. Some
of us have sat out in front and
thought it was all great fun. But be-
hind-well, sometimes that is differ
ent.
Many of the amateurs are just
stage-struck. Some of them serious
ly want to follow the profession and
must go on amateur nights to- show
what talent they have and what
grit.
Some of them are human dereicts
who earn their money enough to
buy bed and fill their stomachs for
another day. This class shows up
night after night, month after month,
and some of them can count the
years.
They never bother dressing in the
atrical style. You have seen them
with sweaters, not all of them clean.
You have heard them sing without
any voice to speak of. You have
watched their grim faces because
they do not bother smiling any more.
And after they go off, when you
are through hooting and cat-calling,
and the rest, some manager will say:
Lord, but you're a crumb! Why
don't you smile?"
But don't be sorry you laughed, be-
cause that is the object of the per-
formance-to give the audience a
good time.
No one works harder toward this
end than the manager of the house.
This "back-of-the-scenes" house is
fairly good to the amateurs. It pays
the performers 81 a night and car
fare. Some of the houses pay IS
cents and carfare; some of them pay
IS cents and no carfare.
Most of them double the price of
admission; some of them give three
performances, some two, some one
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-31
THROWING THE SPOTLIGHT ION A BEAUTIFUL
NIGHT WITH THE AMATEURS

He AMATEURS
A blond girl, who is striving to get
on the professional list, is going to
sing song. Her name is Hazel. The
manager goes before the curtain and
announces:
Miss Hazelnut, sister to Witch
hazel, will now sing something new"
Hazel has been on the amateur
stage before. She has lost some of
her timidity, but tonight she is angry.
She stands there while the audience
boots and she just glares at them.
Suddenly there is lull and quaver
of a voice springs from somewhere
in HazePs throat, but the cat-calls
have recommended and her jaws snap
together.
Come on off," the manager bawls.
81 won't" she flares back. 81 came
here to sing and I'm going to. The
audience soon realizes that she is
good for the night right in the center
of the stage unless they grow quiet.
So they let her sing. Then they give
her "a hand" She had spunk. But
she really had a bad temper.
A woman of at least forty, wrinkled
and much made up, is next intro
duced.
"The next performer" the man
ager bawls, will sing a song that is
not quite as old as she is"
And the forty-year-oId amateur
starts to sing 1.-THE, Holy City"
That's all she does-starts. Maybe,
though, she finishes, but no one
knows that but herself.
The next performer is an old man,
and, because of his age, certain re-
spect is shown him. But the manager
doesn't want to inject pathos-it
must be horse comedy.
'Hey, you,'' he says to one of the
nervous ten or twelve behind the
scene. walk out on that stage and
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
Ballard Is. Marts 1911.

9soar man lafer / Mlaoene ON
Sen al1loe og Storme, iom bar raiet
gjennem @iiiteren / SC pitlige Sta=
ter, fonlmer uran go,ife 1uenrt til
at tGnfe paa, bpor ~forifjelligt ali-
maet BOG fan bore / ct % BET imm:
me 9ano, UNDER iomme @reooegrao.
Ser / scattle bar Der i Sc iioite
to slar foreaaaet ct temmelig. itort
5tpffe Mrbei6e, 1lelnlig l16grabnin,
gen At @analen mellem Nl1eet spiino
og Safe @aibington.
Megjerittgen tog lat paa llograp=
|ringen paa. the 2ocfs" beliggel1oe
Ballard, fpr to Mur ii6er. 275,-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
st iprselist Siltrloe. Mrs. Ns,ta.

st irreelist Silteloe. Mrs. Mig.
&Qrnblr11, 213 Sapre st., &ocf=
forb, ST., bclfriper ct bpjlt lergeligt
Silfpl0e, Ser i%niolerti0 lit ct bel=
oigt llbfolo. Sum i%friper: 81 fa1l
life a11oet enc taffe 0em fpr Sen
gooe Meoicir, Sc prnparerer. Mi1,
Caters lille Sgn bapDe puret fig,
|lioen font bar Z Moa1le0er gu!ns
mel. ga fif ban 2lungebetR1loel1e
% maatte m10ergna to Speratio=
ner. @o11 bopoe ct ltort. @atl / ST
sen, bpor ct @gr bar itltffet iuo al
20gerne eiter Speratio11el1. Set
piloe life leges, og Materie flpb III
[af oet / flere Mar. @a,t par, tom
6plge oerat, frpgtelig inag % tpno.
2Gger11e flutes life at fltn1re biglpe
bam.
Ior to Nlur iioen tlraabeoe ieg
mint Gutter at gipe faa1t Ceres &ll-
rifo og ;'aaoe til be1roe, at ieg troe=
DC. sen piloc lGue Sunret og gipre
bam lterf. 9opet p9re @lD, Den
gioroe affurat, bDoo ieg %fortalte
oenr. Dretgen er ,u1 ipu Mnr ganl=
mel %. itGrf' og friif. I fon alorig
priie @rrifo brit npf."
5uoleoes lD0er @eretningen, for
tolt pau tl1ii,1b forifjellige Maaoer,
ON Sc irn0beosaipenoe Ggenifaber
bos Or. Hrters Mlrifo, set aamle
|lpngc prepeoe ltrtemi0oel. SITE al
fau poo Mpptbcfer. Specinl slgen=
ter forifafier oen til Mlmenbeoen.
|@pis Sc life 'fieltoer noge,l Mgent
Nprbeoen, On "TRIP til Dr. Yete1
6ubr1,ep & Sons 60, 1916 so
I6opne Mpe., Chicago, ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27
b. wi. s2a44i t4ss4as .fF.. 9~..5Tg5 5saMas .$ sS4ga 49, X
for Dor airfe!! Oct ct il ganitt

for Dor airfe!! yet Ct Is CAN'T
ilatllrligt. Ser tan iffc ppfJgbe.
i!na % iua mallge IllIinber af Mrrcs
og bolocs fpr 0nllife Settlere;; mel
Der CT Ell life lille Slot al Dnllif,
iii, % Der fan let blipc eli 1ani1
&oloni, bpis lllall ifpllner iig lis.
nlcb at fplnmc, fpr nllore fulll,ler o.
Iorfjg6et, og De:c CT en ltlger6s
lenoens at ipore allercoe mi. Ser
er iiffert oglaa goo 9rlrg for Soft,
Ilom piloe gan irb / Iorretnirg
Men iRrlig er fer cit Nlaos for Ell
oanlf Mejeriit. Ser CT CIT oeiliQ
vBlmnt" | 8DelL % cit ganl1nel RIG
amerifaner, iom ejer 8pgningerlle.
taltc til mig OH set. Som bill gie1r=
nc gipe CIT Mtna1b en MnlcSning,
lonr .pil fonll1e % tage fdt. % III
jar talt list ON bet, inono1l / oct
|lnoa, imellem Us ielp. &lu1oe fer
fonnnlc eli Mol1o, lom iorltpo Jig
pa Mnoelsmejeri, loo flrnoe BET
.pilt blipc eli gob Iing for bort Soft.
Mnu - men jeg er life 9(0e,1t.
Seq CT 10 Nruit, % eftcr nit 5fipn
fon SC to Iing life posse l,,oer cit
SGT, laa' jcg nil blot iige: Mi1l
Gnr lful too mben fpr cl16per goo
banlf Mall0, iom fplu1ner fer for
at lc lia ont cfter cit @iernil,g enter,
/ @D ellcr pau 2allo. Seq oil life
nll0rt cno goOt fpr mine 2al1os-
nmllo. Mc1 jcg bar ielp fight chi
file 1Sar1m (ll0cll Nerge) pU ie1 bor
ligc / &olltell al Dor lille pcnligc
Np. Seq bill gjcrlle pure allc f.,
biulpelig ioa lol1at lom iea fan 90
bjrlpc.s Mu gjrlocr oct CIT Mejc=
rift - oa er fer cit, ioq ital jeo
bjtplpe laln liae til gicrcn % bjUl=
pc ON jcg foll til, at faa ban / Sor-
bir1Oclie meo iaa mallac III pprr
2a0sn1G1rD lor1 mltligt..
Soa .ou jeg lige 8labcts &coaf=
ter 1af for olt llopilt 1oot, % l}ua-
Der at hi maa blipe ilere 9n,rife m<
lau fer til at boloe @laOet. Seq
Ifol iioe,,, 1loar je1 CT. elcpcn liot
Mbre bien1nle / NIT lille @jeln, laoc
brrc ira mig. G6ers &eil,
M. &irfeguarb,,
Oalllf l1tf. ErU1t t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-27

II *S &EssA$SSS
nor hlnS Ell mos bier Cues d
Yrgilere, lun at fon1nle igiellnGl
oem meo @epGrfolbe % 8aionc
par life mlligt. Seen lao os beo
@ub at ltnnble hem grmmme &rig.
@por blrtigt set belle git peo 81
poerlte 4olter, faar man pgiaa c
9illeoe al / .&nr liOlte &ullp". &C,
~iprtTlles I'll. a.,
u9pjtnant @el,ns, iom fonunalt
ocreoe 6eltnoaten lige Spo for 9tp
hpl=Gejen, blep lfrGnmlet op, pei
at ell al bans 6olf TOM lebcuol
pN mclotc, at Der blep lflt6t bogpco
Ii lan1mle 2ieblif bprte bull ielp Sim
% ioa ell 9ragprnroplmans fMlmt
p%rr,lgcnoc. i flllb &orricrc frem III
%cien ira &rilbpi. Scr blep pilte1
til 0rogouen, at 6ic1oun bar alt
Sfopell, Mlrtigt fo1teoe ban lin @cl1
ON, men lonf / 0et lonulle al Sa0=
len, ralllt a ct 0rubeloe St,lo. Get
CT oel1nc 0ragoll, Sens Gbriltenfcll
heo han, Iom iunrnlell nleo Ell @fe=
mig al .1Soc &egiment, @alls Soul
lcm, bpiler / oct mn af0poe- gamle
9ggtepor SHIFTS @ape peo @pffelfpb=
bel.
2pjt,lant @elms falote ltrafs lil1e
&eoctter tilbage, % i 2pb nif oct
gjel1nem 5fopen; mlen Yrpjlerne par
Ger ollie Gegne. 90 bet lille Soul
pa1ni lpb pper en- &prspei, ltoo Der
Ito til tire Sfpttcr bag bucr 1rG %
|tpreoc pao Dem, % laa iuort &c
|igjen .fpm inO / Sfopen; taltcoe tle=
re Mlt,,Dreoe Yrpjlere Jig oper pore
frmpt 40 Mono. Ser blep llet lite
ipurgt ON Smrgipcll c, bore Int
hlep ligefrem opermal1oet og toget.
gn prpililf l%lnoerotficer lpb meo fal=
Set 8ojonet moo 2ejtrnnt @elms;
men lan lfjg0 bam neo neo 1l1r Nc
%polper; men i famne Njeblif ont
flonreoe cit moen &rpjler ban1 lao
iolt, at begge Nrme bleo flenat moo
Sioen, n1eoens en treble req Sabc]
90 @epolpcr ira bant. 9ernro pal
2pjtnantcn fanget % meo bunp oll(
bore 6olf / @sftelfobbel, pel em=
firing 100 Mouo.
q blep burtigt iamleoe, ofptrb1e:
Sc og fert moo 8roauerlano. Self
mar fal @rargel lta1bleoe oen M
lp,rgtc 2pjtnant @elms, .bpor ltrr1
Sfonlcrues &elGtning bar. Sc
pco jeg life" f'pareoe 2sjtl,anter
vNoa laalcoes, Sc pil life lige set,
laa0e Mrongel % res plGerc.
Sore Sob i 6n9tltiagen Sen 22oe
6ebruor- par fprboloSpiS ltore::
officer, 3 l1,1Oerofficerer og 81 VIC:
nige iol0t, s Oftieerer, 1 lt1oernttls
Ger % 66 Meni9e ioareoes, oa Dt-
ficer, 6 l1nocrotficerer pa 149 Mono
blep ianget. Sill bette Sal paa IL
Sfiicercr, 10 l1noerufficerer' og 1862
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lfe Merige belertereoe oper til 6jel1-
ben, vbpao bpg 1rGrmeit bar cit &tn=
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Hrpjlcrne opgiper bele oeres Eal
It'll s fqlone Menige % 1 Sfficerer
% 81 4 oorcoe. 9ettc m1tages oo1
at bore regret n1eo ,1ogct for 1ntac
Ial. g. $.
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at afifeoiae cllbper ,Sl1nftionnr, lor1
bar loa'1t Yenge cf Gppino 2ariel1.
S Nalborg=NHnrell far Scr tl11=
Oct eli IN M1,bplcelie Steo, nernliq
@opeotaSicrcrel1 @or1,p, io1n opq e.
nero blep lesloot. @nopioere lbor
Ell pllgrc Msiiitent Samners6pp fri
btllig melot Jig til @olitiet 90 til
ltooet Jig lfploig> / Observation-Disclosures
It'll ct @clpb al 5000 SIR. i Sc
'ii0Ite Ear Mor.
- Nolborg 23& 1ebr. SUBJ
nrGgtia Nielien % Msiiltent 0itlep-
ten ira @a%nlelstarfcn / 4jpbcubupu
bar I'LL %tile'rcebra9t @epilionelr al
observation-disclosures &egnifnber o1 ssor-
bolo. Julompgtig Nielien erflareoe,
at ollie 9eboloninger, 6o1ros oa 0e-
polito bar nnoerlpgte, og Ser n1al1a-
leoe 641,000 &r., 11pjogtig set Be
lob, ion1 2orien iclp bor ppgipet.
Bao &efselfol1toelt ll,o,,gle0e 6,526
ST. SO Ore; Ser. &oit gaar rinuelig=
big pao @o1nnrersbpps @o11to. &c
oragerierl1c o%ntfatter lualcocs ialt
|647,526 ar. SO Ore. 81 Dpfnina
berof bopes iplgenoe Nii0ler: 9feier=
%pefonoet 226, 992 4r. SO Ore, GeIs
freoerefonoct 30,41S SIR. 66 Ore,
efstrooroinGr &eierpefm10 1892
Sir. GA Ore, in0epGrenoe s(or5 Dper-
lflt6 ca. 100000 &rp1erv iro 8e,l-
biz & Steeu og Gs@erien / ajpben=
balm mntoeelia 100000 ST., iolt
I615,4O4 &r. @orantifonoet bar 1,lt
nooet Ell Sterrelie al 100000 SIR,
og 1cgr1il1gep er afil1,ttct. !
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JnrArm rmnAt.

&ungen al Siam bor iplaerloc ST.
tel: u&olt9e al 5iam / Noro og Spi
og / alle afbGneige 0iitrifter, @ao
ternes, Malojernes % &orieiacrl,es
g&pnge. Sen meget bergnln1elige,
1roperpir1oelige, beinlrgtige, ppbejc=
Sc - ban lom CT fronet nco TO-
@nlofrotrer, alle %prp0e0e meo nj for
lfelligc Sorter foitbarc Sllpeler -
oeu iterite, uolclte, gllooo1nneligc
9eberifer ooer allc %l,6poclige Sjnl'
- oen meget bcllige, ser fer ale
Sing = SEN llinOlfrGa,fe0c &onge,
ser bploer set itore, .riee og 1ufor=
|lianelige &%o1ngerige Sionl unoer iine
Gingers Sfpgge ~ &onaell opcr Set
frugtbareite al allie Sc 9an0e, ion
Sulem thinner paa bel1 mrgtiae
@crre, bDis SALADS flint 6eltaor al
@llo og 9goelltene - sen gllooom=
mclige Gjer al oe,l gploc Irpne, al
Sc bpioe G%leforter ~ al SC rp0c
glefailter - Sen pperite @l1o / Sc
nj @l1l0riger - .&olrgen, Der lig11er
Solen, mar Sen ltaor bpieit, %
Mannc1t, naor SEN lplerS flareit.
aongerr, bpis 8lit CT itranlel1re ion
Mforgel1itjernens 2ps &o11ge1l
ser CT lt9rfere el,o ollie n1brc aol1=
ger og aejlcre, Mortarfer og &oten:
tater / bcle &eroen lige fra 9it oa
Set.
Mm1 frilteS til at ipprne mes
@plbera: 9eo0er .ba,t ogiaa iaoou11
ON Mntere11, 1taor Dngene ere. for.
lie?
Ga for en- furipinber Sc maleriife
aamlc Stiff i Gnropa, selp / Sc
melt ofii6es 'liggenoe @gne begpnoer
De farafteriifiife 6olfeoragter al
bige &la6ien for Sc ensformeoe oa
mooerne @9ber.
Nor pmtrent tDoe @ar liben funbf
man / 8or6ea,,r poo Morfe6s0ngene
le 5farer al Soft fontnle> gaaen0e
poa 0eres Stplter fra ijerne 2o,los-
bner, hlngt belesle6e me6 Snffe o.
@urpe. st. iaaoant 5pn biloe olle=
reoe r,t ppffe 0en lterlte Gpiigt.
De e,lelte Stpltegrngere, man I'LL
bar / 8oroeal1r, CT Sc professionally
Nfrobater, Der paa &gitmarfeoet op
traoer pod. &GmpeitDltcr til Mor=
ifob for Mnrfe6gg9iterne.
st steo npr a5mmz5 gen, bpor
2anoet en6nlt CT 11oorenet og lum=
pet, bar BOG Bgnoerne beparef Sen.
ne garnle Maabc. at fo1ntne frem paa,