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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
WARSAW PANIC STRICKEN
AS GERMAN BOMBS DROP
Citizens Again in Flight-Ameriean
Consulate Damaged.

German airshlps have resumed their
attacks upon Warsaw, capital OF Poland.
A dispatch received from Warsaw today
says that one OF the German machines
dropped a bomb In front OF the American
Consulate there on Monday, killing sew
eral persons faRd breaking all the win
dows in the consulate.
The dispatch adds that panic has de-
yeloped among the residents in Warsaw
as a result OF this attack and that many
refugees who have returned to that city
after the first German defeat IN Poland
are again fieeing from there
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
Earm bond Erozsn 70 paath

MIpDLEToWN, N. T.. Nov. Aired
ariek Baleom, e5 farm hand. Is the first
victim OF the cold wave In New York.
Saloon was overcome on his way horne
last night when the Temperature was S
degrees above zero. His body was found
by the roadside today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
BABY HURLED TO SAFETY
From window When Flames
Nee, pa.t,,, uto,, 49,, o,,t TO,,,a11nr-

ThroWn from window When FLAMES
Trap Boston Tenement Dwellers.
BOSTON, Nov. PA three-year-old
baby was hurled to safety from a third
story window, several persons leaped Tor
their lives and two girls we're overcome
by smoke when fire trapped them in
tenement house early today. Seven per-
sons we're taken to the City Hospital
badly injured.
The fire started under the stairs in the
rear OF the first floor and spread quickly,
cutting off escape by the stairs. Police
men and fremen made heroic rescues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24

WASHINGTON. Nov ga German
airship. cruising above the city OF War
saw. dropped a bomb IN front Of the
American consulate, where Il exploded,
breaking the glass in the windows Of the
office and killing and injuring persons
who were IN the street. This report was
made TO the State Department today by
fernando DeSoto. the American Consul
at Warsaw.
Desoto Is listed at the State Depart
ment as a native OF California.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
Ex-oongressman'a Brother killed

NEW YORK. Nov. A.-Arthur N, Bon
ygRs, an Insurance broker, and brother
of former Congressman Robert " Bon
ysne. 81 Colorado, zen from the window
q bis hotel hsrs last night end aisd two
hoara aiterWaFd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
IN TROOP TRAIN CRASH
German Detachment Meets Disaster
Near Potsdam.

BERLIN. Nov. Alive soldiers were
killed and "A wounded when a troop train
was derailed near RathenoW, "a miles
northwest Of Potsdam yesterday.
The troops were bound Tor the western
theatre Of war
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
MEN ACCUSED OF SHOOTING
Philadelphia Italians Held for Elkton
Mans Critical Woundinp.

Four Philadelphia italians are in the
county Jail At Elkton, charged with
shooting Tony Batenze, 80 years old in
his shanty near Conowlngo His condi-
tion is critical.
The men under arrest are Peter Tallno,
Francisco Nevello and Domino and Felic
Petrim. According to Latenze, three men
came to his shanty Saturday night and
asked for beds In an attempt to rob
Batenze, two of the men shot at him, one
ball taking effect.
The men were arrested on a train at
Perryville and turned over TO Sheriff Nor
gan and deputies Two revolvers, razor
and a large knife were found on them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24

Campaign Button in Child's Throat
A ii-year-old girl Is At Cooper Hospital
today with q pin ana Republican cam
paign button Ia her throat. and so far
physicians have been unable 20 extract
them. She 3 Marie BTisooe of 100
Chestnut street. Camden. Her condition
8 nat considered serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24

stephen Hoffman. l5 years Go fesz
master of Evsuville. BuFiingtoa ceae
n j.. dropDed dead this morning
Ambeg Division hala e 80
vania Railrsad nsar MesahankFals nss.a
aas cue $ apep.szF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24
THE WEATHER

For Philadelphia aud vieiaitg-
Fair and colder tonight. foIIoDed b.
iaefsaaina oloUdiRess aad garmer TO-
mofrog
kef further assails. see lasi page.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-24

Concluded on Page Two
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-21

sparkle and exhilarate? Yet this
same Mr.. Bryan, who is prime
minister in the cabinet of one of
the greatest presidents this re-
markable nations had produced,
absolutely and by written pro-
nouncement decreed that at all
entertainments given by him wine
OF every sort should be eliminated.
He came 10 Tennessee and
spoke for Rye, knowing that in so
doing he had never violated one
conscientious qualm on the SUBJ
ject of prohibition. He found it a
fixed institution in the State and
that the democratic party was in
danger through the insiduos at
temptS of a republican Governor
to secure third term and fix his
party ascendency upon a state
which is democratic in belief and
by every fair right.
These two speakers, both men,
bers of President Wilson's Cabi-
net, both speaking for the Presi-
dent as we'll as for themselves,
dared to face the odium of B. w.
Hooper and E. B. Stahlman. They
didn't seem to know that they
lofty idealists, think of it, these
pure paragons Of personal per-
lection and political purity, would
condemn them; or else they didn't
seem to care. They spoke often
and well, and to the point. There
was no, lodging, no evasion no
circumlocuton, no skipping the
issue; both declared plainly, if elo-
quently, that for home rule of af-
fairs that Mr.. Rye be elected Gov
ernor.
Mr.. Rye accompanied the dis
tinguished visitors. He was given
enthusiastic approval by the
gathered multitudes. Mr.. Rye
was, next to Mr.. Bryan and Mr..
Daniels, and chief speaker at the
many gatherings. He was force
full and eloquent, strong and i'm
pressive.
AS result, the managers of the
campaign, Judge Hill, Mr.. Dunlap,
Mr.. Harmed, Mr.. Towe, all these
and others who daily congregate
with them feel assured that the
fight is already won. Gov. Tay-
lor failed and so did Gov. McMil-
liam, but conditions were then DIFF
ferent. The lines of division be-
tween regulars and independent
were broader and more marked.
Today such lines are dim. The
Independent democrats have no
longer cause for disaffection and
are coming home.
Mr.. Rye will carry West Tennes-
see by a very larger majority,
Middle Tennessee by more votes
than have been given a candidate
for Governor since Frazier's last
election and hold his own in East
Tennessee. He will be elected by !
a safe majority.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-21
Rye Will Be Elected
BY Safe Majority

The following letter to The
Plain Talk/from Nashville, dated
Saturday last, is a conservative
summing up Of the situation:
So intense are the Governor
and his E. B. Stahlman organ in
their devotion to prohibition that
they regard the recent speaking
itinerary Of Secretary Daniels
through East Tennessee as the
bitterest blow to their sacred
cause. And yet Secretary Daniels
is probably the most effective and
devoted prohibitionists, judging
him by his achievements, to be
found in all land. Under his
leadership North Carolin's pro-
hiDition laws were written. AS
secretary Of the Navy he has been
unto himself in the matter of pro-
hibition. BY a stroke of his de-
termined and resolute pen, he
spread American prohibition as
far and as wide as the stars and
stripes go on American battle
ships. 1t was he who abolished
the use of every kind of alcoholic
drink throughout the Navy. Be-
fore i had been the custom for
officers to have their wines and
other drinks and for the men to
be given their grog. Now, not a
ship that sails under the command
of an officer of the Navy is per-
mitted to carry for any purpose,
medical or other, one drop of i'm
toxicatlng liquor. The order Of
the Secretary was sweeping and
positive.
Yet, because the Secretary
came to Tennessee and spoke for
Wilson democracy he is condem-
ned by the Governor and the
Nashville. Banner as a whiskeyite
and a foe to the cause. Because
he, along with the anti-saloon
League of.the state. regards pro-
hibition as no longer an issue, as
being safe with both parties and,
as a democrat, advises the voters
of the State to elect Tom Rye,
there is no good in him.
On his trip he drew great
crowds FROM Bristol down the
way to Chattanooga. The people
met and cheered him enthusiastic
ally. All Of which goes to show
that they [do..their own thinking
and are.not.persuaded to wrong
view by the mendacious protesta-
tons of political marplots.
But with the coming of Secre-
tary Daniels, only the first chapter
of Hooper's woe is recorded. The
next makes no less distinguished
a public official and whiskey can
didate, shouts Hooper. Bryan
standing for Rye as against the
narrow and petite bigot from the
great county of Cooke. Yet the
latter is just what Bryan did on
his wonderful tour of Middle Ten
neSsee and West Tennessee. He
is temperance man by all OF his
precepts and every one of his prac-
tees. He is a prohibitionists in
fact, but not in party. In the
splendid old.days, under the pred
ecessors. in the great office of
state, it had been the immemorial
custom since the George Wash
ington era to entertain at dinners
of ceremony foreign ambassadors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Ronnment giilpring.

ct Monnment til G%rinoring ON
Dor nfosoe Gen Qoitor oa 9roies.
ior q. 6. 9ranoberg ostes, ON
@uS bill, afilsret 1irsbng Den 2
Sum- aI. 8 GftermiSong paa Grn.
ital Cafe Gemeterp. SnmboIot anb
50 9lpenues Rortb, MinuenpoIis
Minn.
Saa mango Of groiesior 9rano.
bergs GIeber. ser Ter ria / Stano til
at ppre til Steoe ueo aiiIerineen.
iaa bel iom andre, Der oil tale ei
ero oeo ornne anleonine. beoes
meoOeIe niia Set innreit miiliet.
aae inobproes heroeS til at Del.
tage I aiilsrinasieiteu.
Qaa aomiteens 9egne,
Z 4 aiGofie,
aenmnre. q. Iafotd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

6iae0er, 6oao Der biorog b~etnoeligt
til at gore 5oreitiaingen ON 6or-
hoIoene oerbiemme Ieuenoe. = 9i
Tiger Sr. 0ielien 3af Tor 9eisget!
- 81 bar / oe iioite Gaae bait
9eisa At Sens 9iren, en- Slogs
gfifeosbeiog. san reiite til @inne.
apolis for at tage Gel ! aiilerin.
aen al @inoet iom er reiit ooer
9ait. 1ranoberg Der. SiOen 9aaf
Reiien til 9%tuItralien 9pfte paa
aeiien % Serrens @eIiianelie opcr
Den Misiion. ban bar Tor 2ie mco
fin @eiiel
Qait. 4. 9lirfer. Der Ell Eio
par Brett giborg.aaIOet, z Gof.,
/ 5or6inoeIie meo port Samfrmo,
men iom gif tilba9e til Gen norife
Snnooe. beIsger meO 6amiIie |
oisie CAGE bans Mooer, iom Dor
Der / Blair. 9aIt. glider er Gro.
ser til 9ait. 5. 6. Gbriitenien /
Milpuufee.
- @r. Sans Msler bar. berer
ri. iolgt lin 6arm ct 4ar 9fiI Der
Bet for 9uen til 9sbmnno &eo.
fielo her / 9pen for $tf5 pr.
Mere. I'll 9nffel
8oOtfsbsialqet al Serre. %
3renaetei. Sfiorter, Satte % Su-
er fortiQttes irenoeIes hos }. 3.
@6ite. Il 8abat aioes ira De ipo-
ipoponIiqe 9riier.
Pint Eager al Sfotsi / iortrin.
Iiat llobolg og eiter oe noeite Non.
tire.
Soorfor life o9re en- al BE-
mango. Der gaor meo npite Cts
fliriion til a8alier Rrolect Sdiloei
/ Montana. Sntet beore Silbuo
titles 9anoi6gere no1et Steos.
Staten Wontana itanr bngoeo
Sfrin Itrnfs ON nprmere 0plps.
ming til
Sre0 6. Martin,
Sen. agt.,
q. 3. Dor 254. Omaha, Rebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
saf "a a%cOcasrcGc.


Bella oanife enan1eliifslntherife
Meniabeo" ienoer herUeo i'm bier
teligite 5af til Seiter.@ enia6e0er.
ne inoenfor Gen ioreneoe oanife
ebanaeliifInfherife airfe / ameri.
IA, Tor coBerne. Ben hnr mootaget
til airfen on 9rGiteboIiaen, ianlt
III Geoegsrelie meO 0enipn iii De
iorifeaige 9ioraa. Der er inofomne
til nronte 9ugninaer, og en- CDrr.
iiat oDer Qeaa @eniaheos fiuancieae
stining.
CpiereIien al Strife o. Qrpitebo.
fig FAR foitct $f4A20.
9iorag in6fomne: sra Zen lore.
nc6e airfes @enigbeoer0 Sft.400
bar enobi6ere 9oite en- So. Tom
rn6nu fife cr inobetolt.
sra Bella Reniabeo % @enisbe.
6ens @enner { Cmnhn 1920. 3
aft belsber Set fla iii Sf2.995.
Com ies al fornnnGunte Tal bar
Bella MenigbeO en- Gql0 al St425;
BOG eier npunte Menigheo TO Got.
Ter" onrOeret til ca. $500, Tom,
buis De funoe bIiue iolate, piloe
formin0ife 8GIoen betnoelig.
Omaha, aeb., Maj %, 1914.
paa MenigbeOens @egne.
6. u. 2auren, Brett
u. 9elfen, Sefretpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Clranocr, Gal

mai 1914.
8i snifer 4arsmeoet heruo 1915.
vi enifer oct al fIere @rrnoe, men
iea ifal nGone De pigtigite. Sort
ior0i hi bolOer iaa meget al Gam
f1noet. % Oa 81 life goot fan fom.
me til Samiunoet, iaa enifer ui
at oct oil fomne til o.. 5or oct
m0et - ale. ser pad uogen Maa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

9efoemmeligbeo. ligeiom ui iOet be
le taget m9rfer. at Dc Selnla %
Eel Heu 5olf er gooe at gGite. vi
6a0oe oa ogiaa en- nomprfet 8ag
men oa d nof fife berer iaoet
port Soans aorreiponoonce.6or
pligtelier. iao oil iej blot iiae bette
Batter Eiter8aaro talte ON 6ar.
miOoaaen. Gaar ono / ii Gro
bpoer os at hoioe nit peO
Get. ri har. iaa II ser trm DC
oirfeli9e troenoe 0er tan tiIeane
iig oettc Gr0. Pile anore mao iurit
iaa iolat I'D BET. Dc Jar. lei at int
ne mootaae Oct. bporpan I'll itaoig
6rentio tan 6ua1es. Mea "a 8aI
Der o9iaa Croet ior @uos 9ern:
a9ier8ene ifuloe ui9e. % @eienc
ifuloe bepnge ia, men Sen 6reos'
pnat. ieg bar ilntct med nit 6olt
ifal til epia In fife roftes, Tiger
0eren.@
Qaabcus 9etnoniu8. @irfniug %
5ile1nclie orsiteocs om eitermio.
oageu. iuoleot Al @aitor 5bore6p;
oereiter talte Qaitor y. I. @anien
>. 9anien og ilere. q mango 8ooe
nuttiae Sanfer o8 9iuf tom rem
@aitor u. 7. Sonien taIte iGrlia
Tor. at man iom mg o. 1animel tog
MOB Aeuielien, Der iulgte meo al
oure Barn al Den leoenOe ello. al
man aif mo unoer Den % Ion Den
6liue fruatbriuaenOe / ems SiU.
Nan inntes at oGre eniae / bette.
1T Bern, minore Born. { aft SalO.
life itaar / nogei bepioit AanOSiam.
nno meo @uo. Ter bleU iuqeA
aflOer lat. men iel oil ooB tilla0t
mig at iortptle ct lile 5iliGloe
iom netop bgnote / De 0aae. 1eu
enc a mine Smaapi9er boloer If
a at iaa 5aaret reot. Get er iao
frslet. Saa tolte De ON. hnot
mango 0aoro 81 haUoe paa 5opeoet
IN 81, finn life +rQa Npff". mel1te
sen enc. 40ej.. ia9oe ie1. men
@uO oe0, hoor man1e Ser er; ban
bar taIt Dem, Del ifger ban ielu.
Saa hoiifeoe mn: uSomefimes !
can hear Seins ipenf 10 ne" ~@ea
nbat Does be ion 3 aifeo. e0h.
tbats tphen ; bare iaio ioniethins
! i%houlon't 10 e. tben 5 tate II
bacf~, ibe pbiipereo. Gaar M et
paa iefs aor Darn litter iaa meget.
At huu bar iortruot BET. blln har
Iast. % ta9er Del tilbGBe. bor BET
ian life bepioit Samimo meo @uo2
Get er finn en- lille Gel al oct
1oOe neo @isiionsmsoerne ieg iful.
De bel oaioa iort9ae. at Di 6nooe
confirmation. hpor II mr9e oeer.
bsrtes o. oereiter niIa9Oe @efenoel
len / manages 9ptpprelie. at 0i
nuoer meaet goSt bper Ssuons. lac
At ui. iom 91itnr Jhore6u minoeof
os ON, fau iaffe CUB Tor oen Ilaos
ri no6er paa / @nos Sus. % at eI.
fers ait I 9atirens @eroen I oenft
1io miller til os. Set er io oaiao
prro At ii9q Scrrcn 1af Ter.
5aroel II uaite Gang
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

@aa @runo al. at lea agter at
relic til Gaumarf. uil ie5 iaI8e NH
9prfiteo meo liIbe6sr billiat. Ser
er et hort oanif Excitement. Strife
o. SfoIe, o. Der cr er ppperlia
anleoning Tor en- ogsti8 Sfrpooer.
Man heupeHOer Tia inireit mn.
li9t til Sermnn Albertien,tbe tailor,
MilItown. @is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

% gars Sm6ilrnm.

Smmanuels Menigbeo / aaeine
@isconiin, oiboloer, ON @uo oil
lit 20 sfnrs SubilGim ira 0nsooa
sfften BEN 10. SUM til Ssnoagen
ben Il. aoifilliee al De Qraiter
Der / be iorlebne % 9far bar be.
tient Menigbeoen, pil tilligemeo al.
Ore Of Serrens 5ienere pr9oife Or
bet for os peo oenne Set. aae er
oelfomne. 9aa Menigbeoens 9egnt
80. 8. WIocf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Nnncrs Aprneniens Meiir,

iii q. 8. Il. Ms 9frbcioe bIanoi
pore 2anosmpnS / lloIanoet bor pi
m%oOtaaet 9elsbet ar. 6S,25. ION
9perifno ira gnbers Ssrsens Rei.
Ter.
Forening Tor b~ereiite q. 3. II.
". t 7anmorf aarhus, Sen 10
mai 1914.
CIR. S6renfen, ansi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Nort6 Tafota Qanb.

0ogLe fna ppperlige anleoninger
til at febe oobe Stem / be onnife
aoIonier I @eItbu, 7onepilIe og
3ertile @allep 9opnibips, nnr peo
9ane, Sfoler o. airfer. Sfrip til
Sans anoeren,
5ertiIe, %. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
,Odniferen"
0nsoaa ben q. mai 1914.
9lair 0ebr

Sioite ssnong par Der iaa aon-
iirmation Der I Blair. Ger par Il
nnae, > 8renge og 6 Bigger. Iom
aflagoe Den gooe 9efenoelie. Ser.
rem. iom Oet enc mpatar. laoe Sps
ben Der er nOiaaet / oisie unges
Sierter. bare 5rfigt for Dem til
eniat 9ib. airfen Bar nn0elia limit
fet meo 9lomiter. 60iIfet 10 ogiaa
fan biorase til at itemne Sierterne
til SafiigeIie.
S6noag Gftermieoa9 oner.
raifeoe ssnoaesifoGelarprne Stuo
8reo Sanien og bans 6orloOeoe
Miis Carrie Sanien, noe Dos DIR.
9iactorups.
9eege oisie unge JON M mart
forlaoer os. bar giort ct goot og
trofait arbeioe / Ssnoagsifolen.
Som en- fife Grinoring ira Sen.
oaasIfoIelqrerne ~oberrafte 8oitor
aieaer Dem ct Stlleur o. talte Iiot
no ira SaImeoeriet: naloffen ilaar,
Chen gaar4.
Manoag gften bao0e oi iaa
Seiligbe0 til at bere ct 5oreorag al
Dor 9anosmano, 3igteren 9. 6.
9ielien. San talte i Sfolens Sore
Ial. = @roi. =. 2. Big introOil.
cereoe Manoen. san bapoe fenot
8igterens 6aoer, aaptain 9ielieft,
Der uar meo / 0anmarfs iioite arig
iom Seitnant. san nannte i9rlig
eel GrQf ira oenne Manos 9iD =
ban oar en- itRrf og pirtiom af-
bolosmnno. Saa fom 9igteren
9ielien rem. San er en- ipnn lille
ManO i Aloeren omfring AZ. Og.
iaa ban Ter no til at p9re 4fbolOs.
mano, meo goo 0poragelie og rene
Saoen. / oct belle ta9et Ell beife-
Den og oannet oanif Mano.
San foreorog ON ltopiflingen /
5p~orelanoet / Sioen Iioen oen ior
2anoet iaa iergelise og neoilaaenoe
arig. De mango par ilaaeoe al
Woolssbeo, men Ser par Seere.
iom ioo 5remtioens Miiligbeoer,
og De ifso after MoOet op / Solicit.
glanot oisie n9uneoes ferit %
fremmeit gamle 8runotpig. San
baboe tsOt Observation-Disclosures og
fert oen no / 9ipet til itor @apn
for Den almiene Stano iprlig Bon.
~oeltanOen. 9ernGIt Sberit 9olgas.
Der babe unofnnget Smfen ON
Seoens Op0nrfning Sioen nGOn.
ties en- iiRIanoif 9onoe. Rielieub
iom nor 5a0er til ben tore og be-
tpoenoe An0elsbepngelie Ian.
mart. - 6oreoraget oar / bet belle
taget DeIififfet til at gioe Can't.
4merifonere en- Ieoenoe Toreitiain5
ON llopiflingen oerbiemme / De
iiofte 90 Aar. ierlig ogiaa ueo Den
gorme og BET 6roreldnosiino,
6~oreOraget BAR baaret al. Otter
at set egentIige 5oreorag bar enot,
Iupplereoes oct meo en- fPffe 9Ds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

De tan, MAJ o. 6er olli9euel gerf
en- 9ejie til Calf. i 1915. Sreoie
- foroi ri bar inobuot iaa pant
meo Sen enc 0anno paa Siertet oa
Sen anoen { eommen. at oi inneS
man life 8oot fan iiae nei.
eaers bar n mn Aaft fife ioa 100
6epQaeOe Ga9e { oeme Sio. ioct
ii bar 6aft Misiionsmooe baaoe Der
o. Iigeleoes efter eone oelta8et !
Neutrality-suspicious. / Selma % Gel
Rea. Ser begnnotc 81 zen = Ma
"a enote Ben 10. 4aitor u. u. Pm,
0reaien bolot 4a6nin1afalen ooer
Rom. s. f7-23. Ban talte tilligg
ON aftenen oper Sem Samtdle meo
9eter, ga ban iperaer BAN, on ban
bar BAN far; men. iagoe ban. oct
fan nof oure meo os iom meo bant
at noar pi itaar oper Tor Seins. %
Sper9smaalet lp0er til os: @ar
on mig fpr2 oa neoitemmer ri 30.
men for 6per Gang. Spar8smaalei
cottages. san iagoe meBet anori
goot % til ion iagee ban ian 5ar
ueI. Zen npite Gag reiite ban til
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Blair.

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Observation-Disclosures meO alter.
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tieneite ar. II.
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6. ". Sortebers,
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SOr eaIa.

100 acres Of oct bebite 2ano !
oct oanife Excitement neo Gicfion,
CANADA. Wan beoes benpenoe iig
til Sr. Veoerien, Tieflon, alta,
Canada. eIler 8. 8. Snnien,
WIoir, Webr.
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Cnifes,

On opsti1 Gage belit oonif. On.
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ioH er omaipet al ct tort oanif
Excitement 9lnoets aontor al.
Der nprnere a~noisning.
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acknowledgements mtte. Ms.
BET:
1 oerrens mango Soripttelier
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,. 9nori beitaar Den Soranorina.
iom fer meo Menneifet / 0mpen-
oelieu i 5ammenholo meo 2 aor.
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