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The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08
For State Senator.

The undersigned hereby an
nounceS himself as a candidate
for. the nomination for State
Senator from Santa Cruz coun-
ty, Arizona, upon the Demo-
ratio ticket, at the primary cleo
ion next fall.
THOMAS P. THOMPSON.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

FOR SALE-Twenty-four
room house in Cananea. Doing
good business. Apply at Oasis
office. 8:5-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

STATE OF NEW, YORK.
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. SIS.
Be il remembered, that on this twentieth
day Of June, 1918, A. D.. personally ap'
peared before me, the subscriber, a Notary
Public, fer the State Of New York, William
n. Bsrrstt. George c. Taylor, and Burns D
caldwell. parties to the foregoing Certificate
Il Incorporation, known personally to bs
such, and severally acknowledged the said
Certificate Of Incorporation to be their act
and deed, and that the facts therein stated
are truly set forth.
Given under my hand and seal of office
he day and year aforesaid.
C. s. CABLE,
. Notary Public.
lSesl) c.. 8. Cable, Notary Public, New
L-sA York County, New York County
Ne. sos, New York County Regis.
ter's No. o1245,
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08
Live Stock Market.
Kansas City Stock Yards

Kansas City Stock Yards,
Aug. 2, 19i8.-Csttle receipts
this week $4,000 head, last W., +:
$500, same week last year
$4,000. Best steers are stronger,
top $3.50, medium to common
steers Is to 40 cents lower, COWS
and butcher cattle 25 to Is low
er, calves 81 lower. Hogs this
week $4,000, last week 41000,
same week last year $1,000, mar
ket 70 to IS cents higher than
a week ago, top today $3.50.
Sheep this week $4,000 last
10000, same week last year
$4,000, lambs 81 lower, sheep
steady.
Beef Cattle.
Several lots of steers sold at
$3.50, both from Kansas and
from Missouri, highest price
ever paid here. Kansas winter
cd steers reached S18, a new
high record and Illinois feeder
buyers paid $17.80 for choice
fleshy steers for feeding, also a
a new record price. Medium
class steers for killing,sold st
$13 to $3.50, and grass steers
weighing under 1000 lbs. sold
from $3.50 to $14.9O, the best
of these not much lower. Steers
lacking finish getting the
greatest decline. Several ship
ments of dry weather cows and
calves from the Panhandle
arrived and as they were in eX-
tremely thin flesh, some OF
them sold as Gamers around
1915. Some suitable for the
country at bargain prices, con-
sidering their good breeding
Cows ranged from ST to S1I.50
veal calves $3.50 for the best
at end of the week.
StOckers and Feeders
Outside of the few fleshy
steers for short feeding al
$3.50 to $3.50, feeders ranged
form $1,000 to SIS, best stock.
ers $13.25, plain stock steers
$7.75 to $40. Stock cows and
heifers were dull and lower this
week, sales at $725 to $3.50
Hogs.
Packers held .loack nearly
every day this week trying to
stop the big advance in prices
but with little success. Thurs
day was an exception, packers
jumping into competition at the
start and paying an advance OF
80 cents over Wednesdays
prices. Today, order buyers
again took the lead and paid
$3.50 which is Is cents above
the best price yesterday, pack
ers stopping at $3.50, 5 cents
above top market yesterday,
bulk, of sales 1910 to $3.50.
Stock pigs are so to Is cents
higher, sales now around $3.50
Sheep and Lambs.
Best lambs are worth $3.50
OF a little more, although no
true test of values has been Of
fered this week because of lack
Of quality. Ewes and wethers
remain steady due to strong de-
mand for heavy mutton for the
u. S. Navy. Demand for feed
ers is greater than yesterday at
1855, 81 lbs. average. Black
face feeding ewes sell up to IL
cents, a shipment ldf broken
mouth Arizonas this week at
40 ~ - f111s-o, 0xxyoo 70 Qk IN
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

FOR. SALE-The Y. M. G.. A.
Building, known as Connect
cut Building" Send bids to
Army Y. M. G. A. 8:7-2t
F0UND-Wrist watch. APP
ply at Telephone office. 8:7-btp
FOR. RENT-A. five-room
modern house, with screen
sleeping porch, garage enclosed
in lot for COW and chickens. APP
ply at The Oasis offic Stiff
CORNER LOT-For sale,
worth $4,000, price $4,000
plus city improvements assess
ment. Lot No. 5,block 2, Ellis
Ranch, Tract. ]. A. Henry, Box
163,. Nogales, Arizona. 8:7-3t
: FOR. SALE-New five-room
house. Bath and all modern.
Apply at Oasis office. 8:6-tf
FOR SALE-Nice level lot,
ten minutes from post office.
Cheap for cash. Apply at Oasis
o1Ilce SssaIIa ~ il Il L. o ''-'A
|. - T.
WANTED-A man to wash
automobile. Ford Garage. I'd
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

FOR SALE-Beds, daven-
ports, desks. piano, etc., Ill Pa
jarito street. 8:p-6t
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

WANTED-Work by the day
Call at 119 Cardwell St. 7-25-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08
For Sale.

The entire transfer and stor-
age business of the Wylie Trans
fer Co. for sale at a bargain.
See T.. J. WYLIE.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

WANTED-Used cars to sell
on commission. See Mr.. Dolson
Ford Garage. 7-24-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-08

FOR SALE-Good stock
ranch, improved, four miles
northwest from Huachuca Sid
ing, Arizona. Owner, J. NJ.
Gordon, Box 81, Fort Huachu.
ca. Arizona. 8:4-3t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21
CHANGES MADE IN
SCAvANCER PRICES

Heretofore the city authorities
have been put to considerable neon
venience to collect from shaker
property owners the cost of clean.
ing out private cesspools. etc. At a
meeting of the council last night
this ordinance was amended so as
to give the scavenger power to col
lect all bills Immediately upon com.
pletion Of the contract and further
more any property owner whose
cesspool, etc, has been inspected
and condemned by the Board of
Health and who does not comply
with the health order to clean up
shall be tried and upon conviction
fined not less than $50. Prices for
cleaning out said cesspools, etc. was
fixed at 40 cents each for the first
ten large cans, or containers, 30
cents for each additional can or con
tainer, and Is cents each for small
cans or containers. The minimum
charge for any closet shall not be
less than so cents. For cesspools
the charge shall be so cents per bar
rel for. the first fifty barrels, 80 cent
for each additional barrel, minimum
charge for any cesspool or toilet
$500.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21
TWO SMALL CHILDREN
SUMMONED BY DEATH

Little Mary Lillian, seven-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Holes
Legg, residing near Gerrardstown,
died this morning about / o'clock.
The funeral will be held Sunday aft.
ernoon at 1870 o'clock from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Legg's father. Mr..
George William Croft, in Gerrards-
town. Rev. w. R. Hardesty will Off
ciate and the interment will be made
in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The eveven-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Crabb, of the Can.
merry Boom, succumber to an attack
of influenza. The funeral will be
held Sunday morning and the inten.
ton is to leave the house about
o'clock for Pitzer's Chapel. where
the funeral will be held at TO- The
boys father is a well known driver
for the Martinsburg Ice and Coal Co.
Patrick Munday
Patrick Munday was buried Sun
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21
FRANK ECkARD IS
FINALLY CAPTURED
BY U. S. MARSHALS
West Virginia Desperate Es-
capped While At Martinsburg.

After a hunt covering two states
and half dozen counties and con-
tinuing from last September until
the present time, officers from the
office of United States Marshal C.
E. Smith, at Fairmont, at 2.30 O'Clock
Thursday morning succeeded in cap
turing Frank Eckard, West yir-
ginia desperate. who had evaded
arrest for about three months, Eek
ard is now in the Harrison county
2 Jail at Clarksburg.
Eckerd has Jail record extending
back more than twenty years. He Is
now f1fty-three years OF age. When
he was eighteen, according to his
brother Paul Eckard, he had been
arrested twenty-five times.
At one time he was charged with
the murder of his own father and
mother and was arrested in Richie
county for that offense, but he was
never convicted on that charge.
A few years ago Eekard moved t.
Alton. small town about eighteen
miles out of Buckhannon on the roat
to Pickens. He was conducting ;
barber shop. gunsmith shop an,
shoe repair shop, all combined a
that town. 1t was alleged that h,
was taking an active part in spread
ing German propaganda, he being O
German birth, and warrant wa
sworn out charging him with violat
ing the espionage act. On Thursda,
September 5th, 1918. Eckard was al
rested at his home in Alton by Del
uty United States Marshals McKir
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21
neyg and Moore. He was taken to
Clarksburg the same day, and given

neyg and Moore. He was taken to
Clarksburg the same day, and given
preliminary hearing and held for
the action of the September term of
the United States court at Martins
burg. Eckard furnished bail of $500
and was released.
September 18th, 1918, the Martins
burg term of court convened and
Eckard was her e to answer the
charge against him. He remained in
Martinsburg until the day the grand
jury returned an indictment. I'M
mediately upon the finding of the in
dictment he disappeared and at the
close of the court term his bond was
forfeited. Eckard ostensibly walked
out to the end of the upper corridor
at the Federal building to confer
with friend, and speedily lost him.
self in the crowd of witnesses.
Ever since then the officers have
been tirelessly on the desperadoe's
trail, on numerous occasions being
shrewdly thwarted just as they were
about to close the net. Recently II
was learned that Eckard had return.
ed home and Deputies Cooq, Moore
and B. & o. Railroad Policeman
Stout went TO Alton to make another
lattempt to get him. They arrived
about O'Clock wednesday night and
remained hidden about Eckard's
house until 2.30 Thursday morning
They then decided to make the raid
With Cook and Stout watching the
outside of the house Deputy Moore
tried to enter the back door of the
house. The door was locked, but Eel
ard tried to escape from the real
door on the lower side of the house
He was confronted by Officer Stou
who threw his gun on Eckard ant
We're wrestling together when DEP
uty Cook ran around from his sid
OF the house. Deputy Cook planted
well aimed blow of his blackjacl
and landed on Eckard's head and tn
latter went down and out. He wa
4 Immediately handcuffed and was tai
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21

day morning in Hancock. He lived
in the vicinity of the Cement Mill
for about 40 years and was known
in that section. Mr.. Munday was a
Civil War veteran. He was aged So
years. Surviving are one daughter.
Mrs. Annie Kearns. and one son,
James Munday. of Center Bend.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21

en- to Clarksburg on the morning
train and placed in jail.
The officers visited the cave in the
mountains under a cliff of rocks
where Eckard had spent the nights
when evading arrest. Eckhard had a
supply of coffee, apples and other ed
ibles at the cave, together with cans
for cooking and a supply Of wood.
He had evidently planned to resist
arrest all winter but was surprised
and captured by the officers.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21

Baled Hay for sale. HBNSHAW
HOLLIS & co. ~ Z t.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-21

An ideal. useful Christmas gift-a
subscription to the, Journal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27

big, er Iuffeoe, .@uosteneferne !
&rfert1e n1aa tim trpffe fig operte
balb 9ime, og Soft oobnres imoo at
flumpe fig iam1nen, iom for gfsen=
bel pna 5porpogne, bpor man itaar
iog nnr6er bina110en inb / Mniigtet,
iom er bet farliglte til at finite. Ga
ollie Soipitaler er fulot belagte mep
,8atienter, iaa tages I'LL baa6e 5fo=
|ler % &irfer i 8rng,ti1 Snolnggel-
lei % Der bpgges 8araffffer til 9p.
lfagelie 7of gpge, Masier al abin=
Der TOM / ti6ligere gio bar ubbon=
net fig til gumaritergiernng er Die
bet opfororet til at trebe biRlpenoe
til, % Der bar me1ot fig ober1raabe
mango, 90 2agerne er aloeles oper
bebDr6et me6 Mrbej6e.
Sen 25be Oftober.
@na neite Sre6ag, be1t 1. Nop.,
Tan leg fejre ct SIags Subile1tm,
BET er nemlig Ben Sag SO Mar lioen,
at ieg blep Sben6, leg bar init
6benoebrep enonu; jog antager, al
bette gpen6ejubilel1m bliber offcllt.
liggiort / rEppografEioen6e"s nelts
Mumer, 1om u6fommer Sen 1. Mob.
og leg bill iaa ic at faa tent ct @fs:
e1nplor beraf ober til jet.
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We'd F%ytninger bedes saavel den
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uIlige Bladets Navn.
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,ioar foa u1egen mere @runo til at
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Den faa Ienge pnffe6e- 6reb III er
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Selb ON Ser i mango Stem ~pil
bore En- tom 8la6s, iaa imebefees
ben Sio meo @le6e, 50 Sc bort6rag-
ne otter fommer friife % iun6e til
bage, og 6is1e bill = me6 8ebi01tbe=
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mer eller min6re til Gre6ens &om<
me - fgle fig 1pffelige ODER otter
ut bIipe b16t @elfommen biem af
beres &ijere.
8i toffer olle Sc al bore Mbon=
nenter, Der bar pnifet % Ell glaoe=
Zig Sui. On al bore rtrofaite"
ffreb %forle6en, i6et ban taffe6e for
8lo6et, at set bor 30te Gang, ba11
gnffe6e os n@lnoelig Sui. Mf Ben
Clogs bar hi Ell go6, fa1t Stocf, fom
bi ier itolte al. 2a6 os ga ollie feire
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On rigtig gla6elig Sui.
1%tbsiberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Hpjulannfn.

Mee,,oraa6er Danger Set lpoIsfe
grR,
og aaagen THINNER ont alt iiJ
bgber
Ibeo Sfarpebu,nfer, pna enc at,oe
ben gomle meo &autrer 1T 2uftilot
ftgber.
.Mniigtet furet at Mloer % @jno,
n1eo Mpgeen frl1ntn1et af @libets
Epngel1
.iiober ban Der me0 set blgoe @inb,
|og lpt-mdn bprer Ell title SDnge11:
S Eaft til @amnerens fafte 5lng,
mems &almifprmen for 8inben big
ger,
.ban tror fig gent bag 9auget1s
2ag,
meo fol6eoe Sanoer ct Slot ban
bigger.
Mo0 @e1t bans flare gine er ben6t,
og 8anfen giRlber bans Sen !
@tri6er1; s..
ct lille @reb, iom bien1 bleb le16t,
/ iabne Sr6 forflareo bam Eioen.
81 Gaorene ruler ioa iagte 11e6, /.
Sc fplbe0e @Gn6er poa. Stenet
Dbiler.
.@ebar BAN @uo i al @pigbe6,
1ao ml,nler Ben gomle % itille
imtler.
SCI, eriber ian &amren % ilaa1
poanD,
ioa @niiterne itoar bam ont &aan.
ben:
Min Sbn, leg fien6er Set tpife 8ln
% fien6er ogiaa Spiferao1,0en. !
9e rante mig be6 9preito1f
sog.: ronttc mig beb Site61Iaget,
cit @rebling bar set tpife Soft
mig giort, nit @elbreo toget.
9aa bat 6e giort beo Eniinobis
ben gamles 9ine Inner og flam=
r1er =
og reiit. Mom1ne,1tet til @ejers
&rts,
bbornaar mon @9bnen bem ram.
mer?
Me6 ct Fan itanier fit piloe~ Clay
og beier fit @obeo peb Mloffe.
flongen;
ben bellige Sitter i mil& 9rog
|bringer bam Gonen til Sl1leiarrgen
CUBS Sre6 set timer ioa blpotl oe
lti1le
|til ollie So1fei1og paa Soro;
oct bioner ben 9annle mes gjnt
miloc,
ban iaa og b6rte @ngIe11es @or.
SSncob 81. M%erregoarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
S%mflnensa'ens Dire.

st Telegram fra 2on6on me66e-
Ter, at uEimes" meoieinffe Meoar-
onilaar, at Mnta1let at Ser
ioner, 1om ober belle 8erben / 26-
bet al oe ft6lte ire Waare6er er
oe6e of Snflten5a eller 21trgebe<
tnr6elfe, me6 &imeligbeo fan ar1-
til 6 Millioner. 4rigen an-
tages at babe foitet 20 MiIlio11er
Menneifeltb i 4 og ct baIbt Mnr, oa
.gimes" Me0arbeiber bnbber, at
Snfluen5aen iaale6es bar bpret 5
iaa ogoelig ION @rigen.
5fuI6e Snflten5a'en babe beoboret
faa Ienge io1n @rigen bil6e 5pg-
oomnlen babe ornM 100 Mtinioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Sslanbife 2ammeifinb.

Sslan6s bele 8rooltftiot1 nf Gaa.
re- og %2ammelfino er for inbebp-
renbe Mar bIebet fi6bt at ben ameri-
ffouife GertiI Mlliance, Der / benne
:5a116el optraaote iom Mgent for
8ar Gra6e gporb. Set anilaaes,
at ser er 100000 9finb, Ser glen
relni11itlig pejer 9 Nun6. Sou fin6er
8or 9raoe goar6 ifelge n@all
s5treet SollrnaI" at oe lite bar
Brug for 5finoene, men er ffifffter
poq at fittne ia1ge Dem til n6lon-
BET meo goGSortieneite. De bill boa
fgrit gibe amerifonif Sn6ultri Sci.
ligbeo til at figbe benz iaa Bbis
i1oaen at bore 2efere trpnger til
100000 sfinlo, bebgber man blot
at IfleIDe Tia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
.@ntkrtng
8rrnaknngrrsapn.
8reiibent @ilions 8eibs /. europa

9en amerifanife &reiioent Far i
ben forlGbne l1ge beret meget OBJ
tuget me0 MfboIoe1fe al &onferencer
haa6e meo le6enoe %alItereoes @tats=
memo 1om me6 6e amerifanife @eIe=
gereoe til Sreosfonfereneen, Iige-
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be6er. @anle6es bar bon og Mrs.
|@iI1on tilite6e, 90 @eirberren fra
Marre, Marcbal Soffre, iioite uge
b1eb u6nepnt til Meolem al set
frantic Mfa6emi og 6erme6 formelt
traaote inp blon6t vSronfrigs 40
u6goelige".
S 2pr0ags bol6tes en- 1tprre Seitz
ligbe6 be6 8aris' l%1niberiitet, beo
bbilfen &refi6ent @i1ion fif oberz
raH ltniberiitetets 9oftorgrao /
Sura og &iitorie.
5om @ien5Dar paa @icercftor
2ucien 8oincores Sole, iom lutte
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iitetets Mabi1 bar leg Sen s@re at
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|iom Ell Doftor, bpem gftcr1pgtet
|bi1 fal6e Sen retfgr1iqe," u6talte
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fes 2igo iom en- un1oralif &raft /
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Sambittigbe6ens 2Ds" ober al nret
ebet o. Mgresiion foretaget. 1Sop6e
Gentralnlagter,1e, fortiotte ian, til
loot to tigers 9%rpftelie al oe Mar-
lager, Tom fgrte til &rigen, biloe
ben albrig bqbe fnn6et 5teo. Sons
8lan til Mfbprgelie of fren1ti6ige
Qrige er gierrnem Disf1siioner al
iqbne ~noberens1temmeIier.
6 ar6en bem9rfeIiesbnr6ig Ito
IItalelie at. @raii6ent Milfon / .iioite
l1ge Tom / ct Snterbiem, ion
v9imes"s @orreipon6ent i 8aris
baboe me6 @rpfioenten. S bette
uotalte @ilfon, at BET Dor reoben,
bigt for De Gelegereoe at iamle fig
ON u6e SoeaIer, Ser er felles for
oIle." San l,otalte fig meo Siffer-
beo ON, at Get biI6e lpffes Sre6s.
f~ongresien at op1aa ritnelia 2gs.
ming al Be foreIigge1loe HrobIentcr
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
Blannt GannBn.1n1.
Standardization tiloeIt gaitor
Mu6erie,,.

aongen bnr efter Snbitinh,g al
@einnbte1l, ~anmmerberre 8run, til
belt Yaitor 81. Mn6erien Gortie1tit.
me6aillen i Sglb meo GiIla6elfe til
at bare iamme. On Mn%erffienoelie.
at 8aitorens mere emo 4Oaarige Mo.
fipre 8irfiombeo / Sc Goreneoe5ta~
ter % al Ben utrettelige grofaitbeo
+og SelDopofrelie, bbormeo ban bao-
De @jerning og Orb / olle Sc mani
ge Nar bar bitaaet ct iaa fort Mn..
tai 9anlfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-27
9aniferne "a 4be Qibertn Qaan.

Ser er mi ino1pbet @apporter fra
Slertallet at De @gne, bpor ssacob
&iis 2ign til Dato bar oprettet ao-
miteer, og set bier Jig, at ser /, SO
8per, al pi6tforifiellig 5tgrrelfe %
n1eget ipreot Beliggenbe6, CT tegnet
$%3,661,100. Man Tan meo nogen
Mpiagtigbeo anilaa Subifriptions-
inmmel1 for BET enfelte Si6ibib
blauot 8orgere al 6anifMhtamning,
S De obennpbnte tire og tire fbart
Willion CT Ser nemlig $t,7O4,8OO,.
for bpilfen Ser ct r%apporteret S1tb=
ifriptionsantal paa 5,575. Me6 6e1,-
ne Soripgs6ibi6en6e er Ser al Gait.
ffe / Mmerifo tegnet $305.79 pit. ST.
'6ibi6 / Oct fjer6e 2on11.
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rita t9nfer foa meget paa 6eres
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bill gierne ien6e en- 0pmerfiombe6
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be6er- Han6t 2on6smen6 / Mmerifa
90 andre Mpbe6er fra Sc Sorene6e
Sfoter. &ber uge bill Get blipe
mootaget me6 1igeiaa flor Sorbent-
ningsful6be6 font ct 8reb.
9onn1orf er 11r,- om oloriq for,
.Bebet fnpttet til Sc 6oreneoe Sta
ter, &ufinoer al Danmarfs Conner
fempebe / BEN nblig oHlutte6e s&rig
nr6er Stiernebanneret; ser bor noe
ften iffe ct &jem i Donmorf, u6en
at BET bab6e en- Syn eIler @Ipgt=
ming, Tom bar me6 / &en for
Sribeoe1s og Demofrotiets Sag.
Set ct 6erfor ganife 11oturligt, at SC
oerbie11me gierne bill bore @pt fra
benz der obre". Sg bort 8lo6 bill
1retop bringe 6ern 6isie @pbe6er.
Sore 2aiere iii 6erfor, iaofremt
Sc. bplger bort 8la6 Tom en- sss11le-
gobe, ienoe en- ierlig belfommen
@abe bjem til Sc @iere. SIT, bpab
De bar at gjgre, er at 1enbe os
M6reSfen, til bbem 8la6et gnffea
fenot, fdmt 50, % hi ienoer Bla6eI
.et belt Mnr.
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8reIteb1ts brenbt.

Haitor $. Nielien ifriber til uDan-
iferen": B%reitebuiet ber / @op @ip-
pi er brRnot. Mlle mine 8pger og
119lten alt bort Spi bren6te. Set
ifete ON Natten 81. mellen1 2 og 3.
Sloen moo, iaobiot ri fan foritoa,
bore fommen fra Ell 6aarlig @for=
iten. Set er 10 al Sen Slogs Sing,
iom hi fife fumes ON Set beffer
1bebagelige 6glelier: alt ct tabtl
Men @u6 bore taffffet, hi 1lop no
al @uiet ne6 2ibet!
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0pbsfaI6.

&onlnl Gbriitian S. s. Mpller CT
ben 2ben December afgooet be6 0b<
ben | 8ag0o6, Slori6o. SON fom fra
til Milpal1fee, @is., 1857
og bar fra 1861 til 1877 9onmorfs
8tcefoniul for Stoter11e @isconiin
og Micbigon. San 6rep / flere @ar
|2ol1oz og Notwithstanding %
bar / 1882 og 1888 / 6e ifonoinobi,
tie 2a1oe Tom acknowledgement
for Dofota. s 1899 bar ban otter i
europa iom Mgent for ct 2on6fom-
po1li / @isconiin. &an efterla6er
fig fire D6tre oe to Ssnner, ol1e
|fe6te / Milma1tfee, iomt ipo @grne-
bgrn.
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.9eu er Set ben itore Sebielsftunb,
be bellige &bmners Cine;
90 fpnger bber 1eber6e 8ar,1er1un6
,og ollie &loffer be time.
.SeIb 6en, Ser iiooer meo forgfulot
5i16,
ban 6rnges / Sl1lens @Ie6e i1t6.
g. 6. Miclien..
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'&irfefloffe Snlenat.
Mel.: Mocf Of Mges.

UItl.. JUL u NtYeS.
&irfefloffe, ring Ben in6,
&gjti6sittn6en til NIT 5in6;
fra 6et bbi6e @irfebus
item min 5iel, 61 0rgelbrus>
iaa ieg iubler bGit min 8gn
Taffebpmne for CUBS @pn!
&iirfef1offe, ring BET no =
ring min Sanfe op til CUB;
'al6rig faar ieg taffe NOT,
'faar ieg bore / sin Slot
famlet ON sin Erone biit,
'fipre Trelier Seius 4riit!
&iirfefloffe SSrlet1ot
Timer, @u6 bar @tabne lat
bber Ell 5jal, iom b6mDgt tror
paa bor fi9re Sreliers 0rb. =
Mab'n Dit Sierte, ,&riitenbeo>
for Cubs Nao6e, for CUBS Grc6l
,@irfefloffe, ring Set frem
fra bbert @jerte, fra bbert &iem.
@bigbe6ens gD16ne arons
Ifaar fra &oriet fun fit CLANS.
Srelfer fj9re, 2ob og Nris!
fun be0 Big ieg bliber big.
&irfeflloffffe, ring Sen in6,
&ejti6situnoen, til bpert< gin6.
@eroens Sre1iers 5pofelSfeit -.
Subj imo6 ben b9ie @ief!
San 1angs @ejen til CUBS &us
leoer os fro6s Mfgrunosbrus.
Solbang Sal. g.. @benningie1
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sSiIebl1oet til BEN, Ser ereoer,.
SET e.: gnIbet til ebig @lp6e.
@leb Sig 6n fnn, BIT MenneifeiieI,
Hinqer Drnten ett6ni BIN &eI,
fnb,1 Hi, hpfig, bbao Cub bdr
gipe
Ipfts &opeA % tat for 2ibat.
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Seq panorer giennem @fopen
be6 Sl1leti6:
Ser faloer One fra oben
inn foraarsbli6;
Lao foraarsmil6 De blg6e Snug
Saloet imalter Tom en- D11g,
oer 1tna6igt ollie ifiulte Spirer
!, ba6er,
mems ole minoerg SLIDER iagte
graocrs:
SoIeer Dracbma1,1l.