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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 20 -Leprosy
Is apparently increasing in civilized
countries, according to DR.. Frederick
l.. Hoffman, statistician of the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company, who pre-
sented today before the American
Public Health Association the re-
suits of study of the statistics of
this disease.
DR.. Hoffman said that a conserva-
tive estimate Of the number of cases
in this country would be 800 and
that, as shown by the returns from
the State of Louisiana, the disease is
apparently on the increase.
Abiding to his Investigations at
leper settlements throughout the
western hemisphere, and the urgency
of a more intelligent study of the
statistical aspecst for the purpose of
ascertaining the essential contribu-
tory factors, DR.. Hoffman said an at
tempt was being made to bring to-
gether, by uniform and standardized
methods, the leprosy statistics for at
least the principal leper settlements
throughout he world, so as to ascer-
tain with greater accuracy the pre-
vailing types of the disease, the aver
age duration before apprehension,
and the average length of after
treatment
the world at not fewer than 2,OOO,-
600, of which the large majority
were in the Far East. Including the
United States insular possessions, he
estimates that the number of lepers
subject to American control is not
much smaller than 5000.
DR.. Hoffman said he was strongly
in favor of effective segregation and
more humane treatment, especially
in the case of isolated lepers appre-
hended in interstate traffic, and for
which, at the present time, made
Quate provision was maze In the ma |
jority of cases, and adequate pro-
vision was made in the majority of |
cases, and adequate provision only in /
the case of three or four States in
the absence of complete federal leper
supervision and control He suggest
ed the establishment of federal lep-
rosarium, in conformity to bill in
troduced in the United States Senate
That his measure had not become a
law was regrettable, he said, as !.
meanwhile the present conditions of
"ill-considered treatment and lack of |
proper care" would have to continue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
Leprosy On The Increase
In Civilized Countries
Declares DR.. Hoffman

full of wooden pegs, used by the sec.
tion hands for driving into old spike
holes in the ties. He wondered
greatly what they might be, and af-
ter having pinched and smelt the
pegs he approached a darkey busy
weighing sacks of sweet potatoes
What's in those sacks over
there?"
The darkey saw nothing but pota-
toes around him and immediately
answered:
why, are those long, pointed,
hard things potatoes? They look
like wood to me- said the tourist
"Yessah. dat's de way sweet ia
tiers grows-long and pinted and
hardbut yo' you bake 'em and fry
some of dem smoked plates you git
at fifteen cents a poun-''
"All aboard" cried the conductor
and the tourist boarded his Pullman
again.
He then opened his notebook and
wrote:
After making the blunder in
Baldwin of installing hogs for ALI
gators, l came near, in Starke, of
mistaking SWEET potatoes for wooden
pegs. | find Florida a curious com
try and after this will be very care
full to not pose as ignorant. Along
the track l frequently see people
travel in what look like bitches hut
may be mistaken they may be
roads '-Starke Telegraph
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26

| from menc. an now suffering from
| such treatment. My accuser has made
/ circumstantial evidence q basis for
bringing upon me what will be great
injury. l propose to punish her for
doing so. She should have given me
an opportunity to explain. l could
have convinced her that l am above
stealing ladies' pocketbooks, for am
in receipt Of $500 week salary AS to
Ian, that is another matter for which
the lady is not to blame. But l shall
make her pay for what she is to
blame"
The accused's lawyer then put the
manager Of a film company on the
stand, who swore that the prisoner
was Alonzo Devereaux, prominent
movie actor, and that he-the manager
was paying him $500 week for his
services as an actor. The next move
Of the defense was to hang a screen,
darken the courtroom and show the
photograph Of Nolan greatly enlarged.
The prisoners picture was then shown
"a "closeup'-and considerable differ
ence appeared in the two pictures.
That Of the prisoner showed a minute
globule on the lower lid Of the eye.
The jury were called on to examine
the real globule with a magnifying
glass, and they found 1t to be in place
as shown IN his photograph.
The prisoner was discharged and at
once brought suit for $4,000 against
the lady who had accused him for in
jury done him in his profession by the
accusation and its consequent public
ity. Since he had all the money he
required to press the suit and the lady
had none, even though he should lose
his case In the end, he could appeal
and appeal till she was tired out and
at a loss to pay lawyers fees. Though
advised to make the best terms she
could she decided to fight the suit and
did so till It had been twice appealed.
Then she called for what her opponent
would ask In compromise She was
surprised to receive q written state
ment for her to sign, making an apol-
ogy for not giving Mr.. DevereauX an
opportunity to defend himself without
publicity and acknowledging that the
unjust acts Of men to women were no
greater than those Of women to men.
AS to money consideration, Mr.. Dew
ereaux asked nothing. he agreeing to
pay all COSTS
The lady signed the document She
had been fighting the suit for two
years and was on the eve of collapse.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT

The undersigned hereby give notice
that on the Goth day of November, A.
d. 1916, they will apply to the Honor
able Park M. Trammell, Governor of
the State of Florida at his office in
the City of Tallahassee, Florida, for
LETTERS PATENT incorporating
them, their associates and successors,
into a body polite and corporate un-
der the name of the MUTUAL FL
NANCE CORPORATION, under the
following charter and articles of in
corporation, the original of which is
now on file in the Office of the Secre-
tary of State, of the State of Florida
at Tallahassee, Florida.
EDWIN SPENCER, Jr.
ID. o. ROGERS
j. E. SULLIVAN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
ACQUIRING KNOWLEDGE

The other day while the south
bound forenoon train had a heavy
express delivery to make, a northern
tourist stepped out on the depot
platfrm to look at the natives and
the cOuntry's products. He noted
some hampers of beans, crates of
persimmons and strawberry plants.
Then he found a number of sacks
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
yoItinq the Memory.

The old method Of tying string
about the finger to recall to mind some
task to be dene at certain time has
been done away with. The new way
Is to transfer ring from one finger to
another On the accustomed finger
the ring feels natural and does not
cause annoyance, but on any other fin
ger it slightly irritates. This irritation
constantly will aid in recalling the
task to be done. Just try it once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE
MUTUAL FINANCE COR
DnDArIohI

| The undersigned hereby agree to be
come associated together and do here
| by associate themselves together for
the purpose of becoming body polite
and corporate under the laws of the
State of Florida, the provisions of
which are hereby accepted
The following articles shall consti-
tute and become its charter upon the
issuance of letters patent according to
aw:
The name of this corporation shall
be: MUTUAL FINANCE CORPORA
TON. Its principal office and place
of business shall be at Lakeland, Polk
County, Florida. Other offices may
be established at other places as its
business may require.
II.
The object and general purposes Of
this corporation is as follows:
LIST. To own, operate, lease. buy.
sell, mortgage and in other ways dis
pose of all kinds of personal property
within and without the State of Flor
ida and to do any and all things nee
essary or incidental to such business.
End. To manufacture, purchase or
otherwise acquire, to hold, own, mort
gage, pledge, sell, assign, transfer, or
otherwise dispose of, to invest, trade,
deal in and deal with, goods, ware,
and merchandise, and real and per-
sonal property of every class and de-
scription; and in particular lands,
business concerns and un.
mortgages, shares, stocks
Ind bonds, debentures, securities, con-
SESSIONS, produce, policies. book
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
The Tyrant Man
Kicks Back
By EDWARD T. STEWART

A crowd was emerging from a ha
where q votes for women meeting ha
been held. Suddenly lady plunge
forward, pushing aside those in from
OF her, and caught man by the sleeve
Give me my pocketboOkw she cried
Your pocketbook! What do 70,
mean?'
You were sitting by me in the meet
Ing. l have lost my pocketbook. Wha
can be palmer than that you have tal,
| en- It? See the slit in my reticule
made by some sharp instrument!'
IF stole your pocketbook, madam
l must have passed it to a pal, for
haven't got It."
Il say you have!"
The man, who was well dressed IN q
check suit looked over the heads OF
the crowd and. seeing policeman
called to him.
'one moment, please. Madam, you
nave accused me of stealing your peck
etbook, your accusation being based
on your own deductions. If you prove
me guilty you will have done a DUTY:
II not, you will have to pay well for
all the Inconvenience and injury Won
may cause me-"
Inc woman declared that she was
ready to take the consequences of her
act. The policeman led the man awov
AT the station the culprit insisted on
pelng searched. Nothing except his
own belongings was found on him.
Tom Nolan said the man at the
desk, we've been looking for you ever
since you made your escape from the
pen1tentiary six months ago. Up TO
your old tricks, see. You look more
prosperous than when you were sent
up. What's become Of that beautiful
mustache you used to sport?"
I'm not Tom Nolan"
You'd better send to your nal for
the lady's valuables; you'll get lighter
sentence"
lf you think I'm Tom Nolan or anv
one else than myself, prove it,"
Dead easy. Your Photograph was
taken and graces the rogues' gallery"
The photograph was produced. and If
1t was not likeness of the prisoner If
was the very image of him.
All right" said the prisoner. ~
want a messenger" Il
He sent for a lawyer and for hail
Then he was suffered to go. being or.
iered to appear the next morning
Inc lady was in court, supported by
lalf hundred of her sister workers
n the cause of justice for women
She made her charge, told her story
moved the cut in her reticule and
tated the amount of her loss. The
IDENTITY of the prisoner was proved nv
he photograph of Nolan, who had rob-
'ed many women in much the same
way that the accusing angel had
cen robbed. The prisoner was nor.
litted to make his statement. It was
his:
Your honor and gentlemen of the
iry, this affair occurred at a meeting =
women with sprinkling of men g
men attended last evening from q
| listened to accusations of d
len Tor their barbaric treatment of a
'omen from Adam and Eve down to S
nc present day. l sontend that men S
ave received as much unjust treat b
ient from women as women have d
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-26
Domestic PLOTTING.

The cook wants to borrow some.
thing from the library. Shall let her
have itY'
certainly. If she gets interested in
story she may stay until she finishes
1T. Give her one of those long English
novels in four olumes."-Louisville
Courier-J Journal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19
I'll grnnsr y. Dat arsos.

Get par meo inoerlig 9af %
@lpoe, min &nitru og ieg moOtog
grep ira Bait. GnmifoO, Sionep,
Wontona og andre genner' I areo.
fen meO SuIebilIen og en- Suie-
gaue, boorfor berOeo taffes.
Get err 9IrOeligt at ie ON DEN
fore 5oranorins, iom er inotranot,
iiOcn Ri fsrit tos Soncitatelano Der.
IA bar 9nnoet Iaa goot iom nbe.
boet ale @egtie, bpor Diet oenotc
fig, og MI er oct beboet al mango
al bore 2nnosmrno o. andre 4d-
tionaliteter, Tom for oct melte bar
goOe befoemme 9oliger % ct irpnt
nofomme, og bore 2nHosmrno bar
SUBS SliIe at IanLIes | i'll regel.
mpsiige @nostieneiter og itsrre
Rs6er, 70 for a~reoIens 8eofom.
menoe en- lutberif friitelig ling
bomsIfole oa oerpeo ria Whitening
til at beltoee | bet friiteIiae 0ips
Cpbnagelie oe llobreoelie bnaoe
&iemmene og noe, babe al GAM
Ie % unge. Min Suitri oa lea
alaoeoe os meset oeo gilIeoerne
al Dc to airfer | o. npr Sionen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19

Q}n Sons og 9aierifel De mil forer
Dem iel,
men iaa prefer De Dem JON tier
bel ibjal.
5 aanmlel Gam fl II TO 9pier.
steer
Drug 36m a Dor IA 4 SaoiL
De I'll 20 / 10 5iemlaD alUer.
Der par ingell, Der bolOt De ior Ell
Sfam.
20 ON Gam ifal De 5ienlme % he
gaa alner, Der lanes meIt a.
alue
IA Del ieit @aang, De trGffes paa
nor arop.
6egieier De iaa inlaat aa tretpIes op.
5 gammel Gam bal nor Bigger ieIp
0ier SOBER,
mar De trgngt te "a iaa Dem no
ny,
no ON Gam er ct 2illier % 9foier,
fai JON Dem boerfen ipei eIIer ~.
0fen en- 0iel faj bpffel og bro0er
al anne ia Ipille pao &laOer.
0ien q 1iem "a BOLD i en- que pro-
per Stai
er ct oesoGr ALT ior 10, Der fail
) gammel Gam FL q 9eierfoner
got ia lat, noar De fne6 Tor e 0t9n,
iom De beit fit arbei ia iii,
Der par ingen iom bolt Dem Tor ppn;
no ON Gam orpmer De ct int ioa nit,
De aoar beIler tie a%affeipiiit.
3 eammel Gam ( noe ipei mpip
a for,
no ON Gam qonr a lbs mG Qoffe-
liar. u. o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19
CORES
Hog Worm Cream
Concentrated

dIeu
All Hogs are Wormy: By the
very nature of the hog, His way
of living and what he eats, He Is
bound to be wormy.
There is no market for hog
Worms, and they sap the life
blood and your money form the
hog. Hog worms stunt young
hogs, and a stunted hog is a
money looser in the fattening
pen. The greatest menace to
the health and thrift of the hog
is worms A worthless hog will
be a cholerless hog.
Cores Hog Worm Cream is
certain death to hog worms.
1t is the cheapest insurance and
the best investment for hog
raisers. 1t costs you less than
&c per hog, Each Dose, and
if fed once each 30 days will
keep them free from worms.
No Waste and Proper Dose
Cores Hog Worm Cream is not
like any other medicine, it is
a heavily concentrated cream
preparation containing an alb
solnte anthelmintic "Worm Kill
err, and if the directions are
followed, each hog is certain to
receive the proper dose.
You simply mix or stir Cores
Hog Worm Cream in swill. II
mixes perfectly and evenly. Put
your swill in the trough and
there you are.
Cores Hog Worm Cream is put
mp in the following sizes with
full directions for mixing in
swill or water and sold at the
following prices:
Small size enough for one dose
for 25 hogs, price ........... $l.5o
Y gallon enough for one dose
for 90 hogs price ............ $500
! gallon enough for one dose
for 100 hogs, price .......... $500
3 gallons enough for one dose
for 800 hogs, price ......-. $1,000
5 gallons enough for one dose
for 600 hogs, price ......... $500
10 gallons enough for one dose
for 1900 hogs, price ........ $500
Cores Hog Worm Cream
should be fed at least once a
month.
Order to-day. Sent parcel
post prepaid. No risk. Money
returned if dissatisfied.
Cores Hog Worm Cream Co.
Chemists
BOONE, IOWA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19
) gainnel 9alu 0 no.

De mar Elf be que ganlniel 2ier,
oa nj lief mos no Mielf "a no
9ree,
"a ga pa nj 10 Sul paa mos Sier,
al NOR ain6 sci mar 6aaoe ruuO
% re,
IA nor 5eitebre De 6oeeo iiel mar
Wor,
IA nor @ielf Den mar baaoe ie og
90,
De mar int liant no GenterefuGc.
iIat,
iom ser fnap nof er tuGr al al
Dor Sat.
ia sci @aang inf mi aasie noGema
Tor ga Ilante mi iomtier G @ris,
"a De Sul i9f hi iaa fe Dor Qielma
liiaa mei ion en- 6Oer bali FL ipis (;
10 on Dam guar ct an0erleoes til,
"a Dor @ris oil ma mi no iel,
al @HgeIsmai 6ai iaar Dor que
@ris,
al Gina ien "a en- Gil mi iiGl
ma ipis.
ga sci @aaia par 6oIf oslo itGr.
fer
,B9 iom IilfGloe or no ON Dam,
t5i no aaar 10 boeranoen az fuGrfer
baar 10 mt inaat / Soc inaat !
N1ip,
ia Sci @aana par Dor Bier int ian
fin,
De FIJI int lsin az ienne Mioicei;
men De ienneit, DC tot Dc FIJI Ii,
par en- aamieroram mr itet Rebcr t.
| nammel Gam par p Man int ina
trglef,
men oerior bar DC oslo mer itrrf
Dc par fnnp uof iaa oonne / bier
8pien,
men ioa ifet De osie iiaIoeu. DC bliu
ipe.
Mten Sc ileil an &c WGn no ON 0oip
bar 10 ont innot / Gen oe innat |
Mafp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19

Montana, Der blep os tilien6t. spill.
fen 5oranoring er oct life MI al
Iamles / 6pg9elige airfer, imoo oo
iea pirfeoe Der. "a moatte pi lan'
nc airfe, uaar Den funOe lanes o.
eller5 iamles / gtpbD9geritnernc,
6oor ri itue0es iammen Iaa tGt.
BET loo iig esre, % i en- Gel al
oisIe Stier nar ser iaa laot til
qoftet, at en- li6t belpofien geriou
maatte paste neie pnn At ana /
bsiet Stillina ior life at itsoe $50.
oeoet imoo 2oftet. Oct er font at
f @nOs Saa aoa irem | oe PEG
troen0c Menneifcr oco 9errens
gano On 91aa0emi0ler.
Sea pil iaen taffc grnnerne /
Si6ncp, Montana, aDinoeiorenin.
gen / Srinitatis RcnigbeS, n. 8o.
fota. % nn0re genner Der | Ufe.
niabeocu o9 | Sions Reni9beo, q.
8of., Iamt 9euner / FRESNO, for
SuIebilien os SiiIegnOer.
Serren Ie0e os, Ion oi mao fam.
les meS Seins og De %irelite, naar
ri err fGroiae herneOe.
9an min Suitrns oq egfe BEG.
ne. g0ers henqinne
8. Snnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19

6erer oct ga, oe u0toler, fan bet
life un0gaas, at 8anferne gaor OPP
40 ON Serrens 8eIfpttelie ior Dem
Der er 10 iaa meget, JON oil bragg,
mart Der, mart Der.
Bait. u. SO. 2unos nnaite Datter
@it6er blep ogiaa fonfirmeret.
9itber 9uno, Cine % Splpia Sen.
lem, Sarah Sanien % 9onaro
9tieliei % maaife Here al aoniir-
manterne, %6e9DnOte at gaa / Ssn,
oagsifole Den ierite Gag, Der par
SsnOugsifole, ior 10 4ar ii0eh
og bar troIig iulgt Den iiOen.
Sea beo NOT, Sitter bar opret
borte beriro, men bun 6egDn0te at
gaa / 6egge Sen0agSifoler, ga ben.
oes 5orqlore fom Ser til Menig.
6e0en igen. IN efter aoniirmatio.
men bar eli 9ibelflasie al 8oniir.
manter begpn6t meo Sans San.
len iom 9Grer.
Sort isr SitG bleo qne airitine
Nnoerien b%egraDet, Gun bar Ell
Ssiter til 8. q. Anoerien og bar
altiO boet Der paa @iemite6et iaa.
blot oioes bar af06Oe liot af Ultima
/ %aOifilliae anr, men oct par Sier-
tefeil, bun ogoe al.
SuIebeitioen oprnn0t meo goot
Geir % meget goo Bel; Der fun0e
brllges 6pno Slags agretei oct
ifuIoe o9re; @ltostieneiterne par
ififteUis / airferne.
Den 29. Sec. ON gitermiooagen
baD0e Senoagsifolen SuletrpieIt /
Wenig6eoens airfe. &irfen BAR me.
get iuI0 al 5olf, inooel PIore iom
1llgre, % Ysrneile par JON iammen.
itlipe0e for at fun0e fomme til at
iiooe. De fnnoe Oeres StDffer no.
mprfet 9ooi, % Der bar ogiao
mango. Ionl bao0e Iprt enten ct lille
Bers, en- Sang, eIer bpor en- g.,
4, 3 9srn bnpoe ct StDffe t%iliant.
men. Sele 9oniirmanoflasien lang
Silent night" oppe De0 Orglet;
Songforet lang aOifillige Sange
imeIlem, ogiaa meoens man git
op for at lppge liOt paa 0errens
9tlter til 9srnebiemmene. Otter at
npre fommen til SO bleo Der iao
uooelt RsO0er, Nppeliiner og Suf.
fergo0t.
RDtaorsaiten par De uiige ammo.
oct ON at fomnle til Baitor q.
%. 9unos Stem for bel nof / 8pI.
Iesffnb at toae aiifeO meo oct gam.
le @ar % billie pna oct npe. Ser
bar fommen rigtig mango un9e, og
aitenen ionn0t mart me0 Song og
9eg. .Gon0p~ bleo bliot omfring,
bnaOe biernmelaDet % fs6t, og isr
Mionnt blep Der %ierperet aaife og
Sage.
Sereiter oil Ser blibe bolot Sus.
meoer ififteois I Sicmnlene bocr
OnsOag gitermioOag. Get er 10
rart meO ioooonne @soer. De fan
oa liaeiom tage 6anferne liot fra
oct Oaali9e, ON man ielo piG. Raa
Serren iaa oeIiigne ogiao oisie Ns-
Der for os.
Sea oil ioa til slutnina snife
ale @enner ct goOt NOT aar / Sc
III Ropnl Meo0eler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19
7enmorf, @is.

Zen %. Top. bar ber aoniirmn.
ton | Meniebeoens airfe, buor
t6 nnae befrpiteoe ocres Goabs-
pngt. Der par 7 Drenge og 9 Ti.
Ger. 9iaerne bar alIe fIrot | bpiot
Naar man Ter Sen bpioe Gra9t %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-19
ROrtlano, Oregon.

ROrtlano, Oregon.
st goOt % peliignet geDtaar erl.
ifes ale 8enner iiern og nerl gi
bar M igen feiret Slileieiten. Su.
leoag opran0t flar % meO 5olifin,
noget iom pi ellers life / De iioite
to Qiaane0er bar BAIT ret meget al,
oa Der / Ron. % 1ec. er iaIoen tPt
Deo 20 BONNER 9egn, Nlen Di par
alaoe peO, at ,SnIe0ng bar imnf. %
airfeu par belt inlo al 6olf. ionr
igen iif bsre ON bam, iom foote's
SllIennt % la80es / 9rp6ben.
Zen ielgenoe 3irSOag aiten ban.
oe ri Dor Sliletrasieit, iom i Anr
bolotes / 6plIesifab baaoe Of un9e
o. Pl0re, % mango iaauel 9ern
iom pofsne oeltog. Brograinmet
par oginl riatig goOt. agnes %
9ecilie Beterien nnbneoe 9rogram.
met nre0 Sang, etter at Baitor
6ngbolm ierit bnooe l9it SuIeeoan.
geliet o. bolot gsn. Niis autb
Sanien 0eflamere0e. Der par og.
iad 7efllmationer al DC iorifeIliae
Ssnoagsifoleflasier, og en- 8iolin'
Colo al Rarie Sagenien, Atom.
pagneret at Soiepb GngboIm paa
MANDOLIN. Wrs. Senrifien ian9
Ell Solo. Miis Gruioe og D1iis
Sriet3en eli Duct, Oplpsnina al
DIR. Snmman. @iolin Mlliif Of
almer Binael % Ganiel enabolm
% en- SoIo al Mr. Ronfin.
Sna oire0e 9ernene iii 9srne.
Sienlmene, o. De RlOre lit oaian COP
at ainc 6eres Sfpro. 0ereiter aif
bi runOt ON 5rGet % lana, oa ef.
Ter at Seiten par ~illttet meo 8sn,
If gsrnene 6eres Boiler o. DC
pfore bleo traftereoc meO aaife %
aage / 9oIementet, oa ie9 tror,
at ale par glade beo Seiten.
Ter iolot ben ianme 1aa et 2ag
enc. og oet iuntes ri 10 o9ian er
noget, iom herer Ill, nanr Der rio.
tia ifnl pare S%uIeitemning.
Oct me gar holOt tit Snoto1 ria.
tia folot meo droit oa Sne; oct
uar life noaet nnrmt Weoe, oct
anp os, men oct bar iparet pnn
9arapIperne I oisie Dnge; ri bar
ellers reiit NANCE al Dem | De to
ii0ite Mnnueoer,
1aliigeliesoagen % 5enOagen
oereiter 6aooe oi Misiiousmsoe, oct
par goOt beieat. pi bap0e inobuot
Raitor Olien ira OaflanO, Sal,
% ban preoifeoe ior os ire @ange
ON 9~orsOngen. o. pi bao0e 10 boa'
BET at be1oloe bam til ON 5srtoa.
Gen ogina, men alIereOe Iorsoag
Morgen par Der Telegram eiter
bafn, at Dan pna @rltuo al SDg.
Dom / Siemrlet mnatte ifpnoe iig
biem, men ban blep 0a Dos os belle
1orsoagen, ina oi bap0e rigtig en-
oeliignet Iafiigeliesoag og par liant
let belle 1aaen meo 6Gllesipisning.
Men ION iagt, Di mantte l%filles
ira BAN efter blot Ben enc Gag.
81 Ienoer Silien % laf til Baitor
0lien oq baaber. at ban ianot i'm
3amifie 9e0ring ueO i'm anfomii
til Siemmet Rn. oct par 10 nogei
al en- Sftiielie.
Meoet ON Smoagen bIeu DOG
life noseu SflliieIic, ieIo ON Bel
ret ben Iag bar rigtig lipgt, meote
Der en- talria 6oriamling til @uos'
tieneiten on 5ormiOOagen, % ri
bnpoe iaea 6nllesipisniig % Re.
DC on eitermioooaen % aitenb on
ri oircoc til Diisfionen ON 5ormio.
0naen, "a par Msoerne oeliigneI
ON T~orsoaaen, iaa par Dc Oct iffC
minSrc on Sbnoneen. oa @aiiol
enabolm prGoifeoe.
Z Oftober Mnnnco bar goitoi
enaboIm % Mr. % Mrs. s. 6
Sobnion / Selnid, Gal, til areos
meOe. og on Raitor Gngbolm bauo'
faart en- lille 5crie, iuIete De mel
BAN omfrine til iorIfelIise NisIi
onsmsoer, iomt beIsate llbiiillinaer
Snn Drancisco.