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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
FOR SALE-H0UEES.
CoaNlN0QA.
DoN0HoE q HorNEe

DoN0H0E d H0L.AEe.
Magnificent r~sidenee on Harvard st. esaf
h.w.h. and electricity: ane eouditios: deep lot
and garage: vacant. Price. $4,000. Easy
terms.
Small apartment house. 8 apts-0ae 8 resas
and bath: apts.. Z roo0s asd hath each:
porches: h.w.h.; just above Dupont Circle. on
n cent, p sn: s:., s.r.. 'ts
cash. Exclusive agents.
complete Groom house. In Petworth. all
built home Price 1900. Easy terms. Real
, value in this home
Magnificent. nearly new house, room. and
bsths: h.w-h.: electricity: instantaneous
heater: hne closets and grand porches This
house IL u dream and beauty. y. \. ave.
NV. near \. Capitol. Terms: Possession.
, 18th 81. near Iowa Cireie-13 rooms, baths:
steam heat; good condition Price. $l1eoo.
Terms.
9th ST. NV. near p At. n.w-s rooms and
bath: h.w.h.: excellent condition: $500.
9Th NV. near at nw.-9 rooms and haiti;
latrobe heat. occupied ny owner: 5000; only
$500 cash required.
kenyon st. near llth-s nic- rooms. deep
lot: occupied by owner: bargain. $4,000.
High Wow. cleee 10 North Capitol nice.
and electricity. 81. $50 and s.. 800.
ST. ne. near Lincoln Paris rooms and
bath; hw:h; and gas; double porch yard.
ST. ne. near lsfh-s rooms and bath: la
trobr heat. $4,000. Cash $500
DONOHOE & HOLMES.
Main 1890. 22s Oxford elAs
WOODBRIDGE.
nice new s-room bungalows: h.w.h. and
electricity, sleeping porch; win he completed
and ready for occupancy In 30 days; lei f0S
100. Price. 81 .ooo. Reasons HE terms,
RRO0KLAND.
Fine home, rooms and bath h.w.h. And
electricity: fine porches; 10. aAN1fo: close "a
monastery. Price. $1,000. Terms and posses
sion.
Fine now bungalow. Illinois ave. near Grant
Circle and soldiers Home Park, heinE built
. rooms and hath: every modern improvement:
we'll built. Price and terms reasonable.
5 nice homes cheap: in Beltsville: plenty Of
ground: close 10 both lrcs; terms reason
able.
II you want 10 see or know about this .reF
erty after pm, call Mr.. Holmes. 1901 e.
I. ave ne. North ss12
DONOHOE & HOLMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

FOR sALEPRICE. $14.50o. on 10th st..
downtown: q corner house; good location for q
home or q good situation for 4 professional
man. There are tweleee roons and three
baths, steam heat a,d "lertric lights.
BOSS 4 Pfii:lA :. 1T, li06 III 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
COUNTRY BOARD.

GENTLEMAN wishes room and board On
farm within tan miles Of city. Address Boz
07-K. Star once. Is
BIZ MOTHER and two cons, q and Is year.
near ears; must b. reasonabie;- state location
and terms. Address Box e4-K, Star ONCE. 14s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
FOR lighthouses.
FCRN1SHED-C0ntiaue1.
YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH

YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE D. LATIMER CO..
1884 NEW YORK AVE. FRANK. CLOS.
WELL. FURNISHED. DEsIRABLY LOCATED.
Risrs st. near 18th, 7r.. b.. year lease. 500
West side 18th st. near Y. rooms and
bath, newly papered and painted: very
attractive: term lease. SIS
Columbia road. ST.. 3b.. years lease. $40
Biitmore St. 1900 block: Tor. IN, gar. BIS
18th ST. near s. IL rooms. baths. $3.50
Goth St. 300 block; rooms and bath. $50
9th ST.. $500 bl.: Or. b.. from June 10 $50
l. st. near 16th 10 rooms. baths. $lcJ
Crittenden St. new: rooms and bath:
O months lease: immediate possession. $3.50
Hobart ST.. 1900 block; Sr. and bath; sleep
ing porch: g months lease. ............ $50
CHOICE OF CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
Delightful porches: furnished most attract
lively: gas ranges: electric lights; garages
large grounds with beautiful shade trees
shrubbery. flowers
Corner on Irving st. II rooms. baths. $3.50
Cor. on Lenox st. W. II rooms, be this. $500
Hesketh st. = rooms and bath: months. 1925
". Kirk St. II rooms. 3 baths sleeping
porch: for summer term. .......... $3.50
Oliver St. 10 rooms, . ba tbs; TO Oct. Is $21a
Jocelyn st.. 37OO block: 7r. and bath. $l25
Cleveland Park--Newark ST.. June 20 to
Sept. 20. Or. b., garage; sleeping porch
large enough for five persons. SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

WANTED-APARTNENT8.
COLORED MAN WILL PAY SO BONUS FOR
4. or room apartment in good locality; no
alley; for immediate possession. not later than
June 10. Address Box 180-k, Star office. 14'
WANTED-s-ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND
bath apartment. about Sept. 1. Address Box
12-K. Star ONCE. IT,
FOUR ADULTS DESIRE FURNISHED APT.
NV. district by July 1: kitchenette, bath;
modern conveniences Address Box 101-K, Star
office. 14s
FIVE Oh SIX ROOM UNFINISHED APT.
Northwest section.
Phone N. 1854. 13s
THREE OR FOUR ROOM Link. UNFUR-
nished apartment By July 1; adults; state
price. Address Box 69-k. Star office. 13s
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT-TWO ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath. In northwest section;
elevator service. Address Boz TAX, Star
ONCE. 18s
So BoNUs-sMALL UNFURNIsHED APART
ment. near Capitol. By July Is. Main 1920,
Branch 38s. 13s
UNFURNIsHED. JULY 10 OR 1.-TWO OR
three room apartment, kitchenette and bath;
$50 to $40; NV. section; Anil Phone Frank.
1857, after s. 4s
SIX ROOMS AND BATH ON COL. OR WASH.
Heights; permanent. Address Boz Tx, Star
ofice. 18s
rnD nrvHT nnTrCTS0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

furniture. 3 or rooms. kitchen and bath, en-
tirs door Of private home, Mt. Pleasant over
looking Rock Creek Park; new furniture; rea-
sonable. Call evenings from 8 to . O'Clock at
1865 Newton st. NV. 14s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

1850 PARK ROAD-Room for two ladies With
board; thifd-nooe front: detached house. H.
COLLEGE WOMEN desiring Z comfofta6iS
home In Washington are invited to apply to
Mis- Underwood. Manager. A. O. 4. House.
250S Ut. NV. l5s
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13

Canned Heat convenient for pick.
nickens and homts use. for sale n
Stnphsnnanh5EAdvt
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
RENO HOTELS ARE
FILLED TO CAPACITY

II 1t were customary to do it. the
hotels of Reno would be hanging out
S. R. o. signs. or would start placing
beds in the halls to accommodate
the rush of travellers who are arriv-
ing there daily and are having a
hard time finding a place to hang
their hat, without thinking of a
room with a bath.
All during the summer the hotels
have been crowded. but with the
opening of the a meet. which
brought in many visitors. the leading
hotels are filled to capacity and are
forced to turn away patrons or find
them rooms in private houses. All
rooming houses are full. too. and il
is expected that the transient visi-
tors will grow more numerous dur
ing the next two weeks.-[Reno
Gazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
LAH0NTAN OIL SYNDICATE
GOES AHEAD WITH PLANS

Walter ]. Cracking. president and
general manager of the Lahontan
Oil Syndicate Company. and one OF
the Invest oil promoters in the West,
was in Fallon recently on his way
home from the oil fields east OF that
place. says the Fallon Standard.
While there Mr.. Cracking stated
that drilling operations would probah-
ly be under way on his company's
location. midway between saltwater
and Salt Wells. during the present
month. The derrick Is fully com
pleted. the cook and bunk houses are
ready for use. the founda.i ,as for
the machinery are finished and the
imported mahogany bull wheel is
about installed. Meanwhile the ma
chinery. ordered some time age in
San Francisco. is en- route to Failon
and will be put in place and made
ready for use Immediately upon ar
rival.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
BE PATIENT AND you
WILL GET YOUR GRUB

The largest single allotment Of
government surplus food will soon
arrive in San Francisco for dlsrrihu
ton. from Columbus, Ohio.
The shipment is made up of hf.y-
two cars. which left Columbus IN
September 8, and should arri ~ Ia
San Francisco not latae than Sep
TENDER Is.
Among the commodities sent were
290.064 one and two-pnLna cans OF
roast beef. $4,000 two-pound cans
of corned beef. 1880 one-pomi
cans OF corned beef hash, $685. cans
OF bacon in twelve-poar car'ons,
and two-pound cans of peas to the
number OF 323. 1876.
Orders amounting to $3.50. 900 ere
sent in since August % by post
masters of this district
Difficulty is being encountered in
accommodating a number OF the orders
due to requests for foodstuffs that are
not to be had.
There Is a surplus Of certain foods
lying in government warehouses.
Plans have been formulated ir
Washington for the distribution OF
foods throughout the United States
on a scale which will facilitate sped.
Ter handling in distribution.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
CARSON HAS BIG SEASON
WITH FOREIGN AUTO TRADE

The season, which is near the
finish. has proven one of the most
prosperous this section has had in
a number Of years. says the Carson
City News. all on account of the auto
travel to and through the capital.
1t made a summer season as busy.
II not buster. than the best of the
fall and winter trade. Merchants
who looked on the summer as a dull
period. found to their benefit. that
the travelling public leaves a trail of
good money in their path. and Carson
has received a considerable share
of this new money.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
WATER FOUND NEAR
SURFACE At E[K0

DR.. Joe Henderson, who is putting
down a test well on his farm east OF
Elko, struck water Thursday at a
depth of thirteen and a half feet, the
water rising to within ten feet OF
the surface. The well is six by ten
feet, and at a depth of ten feet a
strata of gravel was encountered, and
ND to this point no water. The well
was continued down for another three
and a half feet in the gravel, with
water seeping in slowly, but not
enough to hinder the workmen, until
the greater depth was reached. II
was then necessary to install a pump
to keep the water down. and a four
inch pump and gas engine was in
stalled, and 1t was no trouble to
to handle all the water that came In.
The water was seeping in from
three sides, non coming in from the
side next to the river. a quarter OF
a mile to the south. One of the
workmen, in digging in the bottom
of the well. worked his bar down to
a depth of several feet, and when he
withdrew it, the whole bottom of the
well seemed to rise with the water
that rushed in. The pump was started
full blast and although it threw
than 1900 gallons an hour, the water
gained steadily and 500 flooded the
pump, and rose to the ten-foot level.
where it remained stationary.
Mr.. Henderson is putting in a
larger pump and will give the well
a severe and thorough test. pumping
for t~wenty-four hours steadily. but is
confident that it will be impossible
to lower the water.
This demonstrates without a doubt
that the irrigation problem for the
land along the foothills can be
solved by a pupming system, and in
a short thine many wells will be put
down. There are thousands of acres
of rich soil, needing only the magic
wand of water to bring it under
cultivation. What has been done
there. is possible everywhere in the
county.-[Elko Free Press.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC

LoST-A ring of keys. Ten in all,
Finder return to Sheriff Springer.
SlStS.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
CHURCHILL COUNTY BANK
CONTROL IN LOCAL HANDS

A deal was concluded last Thurs
day whereby the majority stock con-
troll of the Churchill County Bank
passed from the ownership of
George Wingfield. the Reno million
aire. to George B. Williams, Thomas
Dolf and c. w. Foote. formerly mi
nority stockholders. The deal r
ries the utmost significance in that
the character Of the pioneer banking
institution becomes purely local in
its nature. practically every share OF
its stock now being owned BY
Churchill county residents-[Falloa
Standard.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13

WANTED-High school boy to work
during spare time at The Silver
State Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
HAVING Is FINISHED FOR
THE YEAR At LOyELOCE

This week ends the putting up OF
the second crop of alfalfa. The crops
were very good in o instances,
considering the water shortages. says
the Reno Gazette. The third crop of
alfalfa this year won't be good for
any thing but grazing, owing to the
lack OF water. Most OF the farmers
have contracted their hay crops al
ready for stock feeding during the
winter months TO the large stock con-
Germs who invade the valley each
wintsr.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13

WANrED-Ciean. soft rags. without
buttons. for wiping machinery.
Good price paid AZ the Office Of The
Silver State.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
NEW LOvELOCK HOTEL
Is NEARING COMPLETION

With the near completion of the
new Pershing hotel on East Railroad
street. Lovelock's business section
shows its prosperity and business
growth. The Pershing hotel. in the
course of construction for the las,
six months. will be entirely completed
and ready for opening October I. I,
Is a two-story brick structure
modern and up-to-date In every way
The lower door consists of ofics
rooms and a large lobby.-[Rene
Gazette.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
NURSERY NEEDS

Summer Is q trying season for babies
and special care and attention
should be given to the purchase of
things which may be required to con-
tribute to their health and comfort.
The Stephenson Drug Co. carries a
complete line OF Baby Foods, Nurs-
ing Bottles. Nipples. Fittings. Brush
es. Powders. Soaps. etc. There's
nothing too good for haby.-(Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
WEATHER REPORT

highest temperature yesterday. "a.
owes this morning. 40.
Mean temperature yesterday. IS.
Normal temperature yesterday. g..
hei- humidity s pm. yesterday. 16.
hei. humidity s am. today. 81.
Prevailing wind direction. NE.
fair and warmer tonight and sun
~.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
CHOICE HAMS AND BACON
AT WINNEMuCCA MARKET

we are ready to supply you with
Rex Picnic hams at thirty cents A
pound. Also have a fresh shipment
OF orisket bacon at t~hirty-fve cents
per pound.
W-innemucc, Marie,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-13
Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND CO

VI. W. AoJtoh 40 seN~r
from Tonopah.
]. J. williams is a recent arrival
from Dun Glen.
NJ. J. Paisley came in from Col
conda yesterday.
f. w. Flagg was an arrival yester-
day in this city.
Y. Arrascada of Golconda was an
arrival Thursday.
Carol Melody is a recent arrival
from Rebel Creek.
J. A. Garcia OF McDermitt Is In
town for a few days.
| Mrs. d. Stejano is visiting here
from San Francisco.
Mrs. G. Weymouth OF Lovelock was
a Thursday arrival.
W. Atty of San Francisco is a guest
at the Overland hotel.
W. J.. Mulcoy of Tonopah is a re-
cent arrival in this city.
p. B. Roberts has returned from
a trip to San Francisco.
w. II. Cooper is In town from the
Cooper & Uniacke ranch.
Clyde Gamer recently visited this
city from Battle Mountain.
w. H. Abel recently visited this
city from Paradise Valley.
James p. Anderson of McDermitt
s a guest at the Star hotel.
F. Tapp of Denver. Colo, is spend
ing a few days in this city.
A. w. Townsend was a visitor to
town this week from Jungo.
Mrs. Lucia Cohn has returned to
this city from San Francisco.
A. A. Smith, mining man of Ken
uedy. was an arrival yesterday.
D
C. True is a visitor in this city
from the Quinn River section.
Charles s. Levy OF San Francisco
is a business visitor to this city.
L. s. Green of HOLSTER. CAL, Is
spending q few days in this city.
Morley Griswold. Elko attorney.
was a Winnemucca visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greek left
today on a pleasure trip to California.
~. ~. Luhuy uds letuIucu W Niuuc-
mucca from q trip to San Francisco.
/. NJ. Studebaker Is in from Rebel
Greek today to locate another settler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frand Manda of Bat
tie Mountain are visiting In this city
with friends.
Charles Reese. mining man of
Natchez. was a visitor in this city
during the week.
Mrs. p. Keogh and children of
Golconda paid a short visit to this
city during the week.
Mrs. Albert Seeliger and SON Gus
tave have returned to their home
in this city from San Francisco.
III. H. Sheldon, local surveyor, has
returned from Lander county where
he has been engaged for some time.
9
Attorney l. G. Campbell and Mrs.
Campbell. who have bean visiting on
the Coast. have returned to their
home in this city.
A. E. Kent is in town from Col
coada. y
W. F. Cook of oakdale is visiting in
this city. =
Constable George S. Brady was an
arrival from Battle Mountain Thurs
day. .
III. S. Dearie and G. E Mcneil of
Reno are registered at the Overland
hotel. .
w. c. Ruddel Of Lovelock paid q
short visit TO this city during the
week. .
Tom Lewis. yeli-knOwu travelling
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
uslaa Staten at sgnoen".

SSlnorae1 Mften, 2pr6og, i Gunio
lille @nl, minneapolis, er set, at
'nngoomsforenirgen at 'o5' afbo1oer
Fit aoitumebal. Man buffer en6m'
|fibite Mars %pellpffeoe Bal, og Ser er
inge11 9bipl ON, uben at Ballet poo
2groag Mften biz bltbe ligeiao pel<
lpffet % forn6je1tgt. S Mnle6ning
Iof, at bet En- 6nitelabnSlGr6ag bill
man tillige faa 2ejligbeb til at rllna
QnHen at 9g11ben", % 8remier bill
|efter Gorlboenbe bltbe noiot til @ot=
;tefongen % 4atte6ronningen. for
|Damerne bill l%igefaobel .fom Serrer=
ne fon 2ejliabeo til at iIna aotten al
|Genben. &omitea1 sbor 1igeIe6es
ferget for non1prfet Mea1iif og l set
|bele taget for oft bbab Ser fan be-
|reoe Deltagerne eli fetlig og 1tfor-
glemmelia often. 5anbel. Sorenin=
gems Meolennmer iom @emner % Be-
ffienhte CT in6blpbte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
@eb aisb eller M%eparatiun al
HIRE beips ben ~belfienbte SnDeler
Gimpn Melion, 200 s. 7tb Street.
Sill ppre 2efere.

SCI Dor nblenot ct 5tatement I'll
eisbper Monnent, Der (taar ~
aeitanee for. 8lubd. @nbper bill ielp'
f6lgeIig FIN billige, at en- Neg11inq
fenoes for Oct Belgb, Der fBloe5, oa
90 bet er en- fu1otlto legitim Gjpb,
maa ri abiol1t inii1tere paa, at be1'
ne Bliber betalt. Maar 8la6et MOB
taees uge efter lge 1poen nogen Dp.
fgel1e leolaget at @eitaneegieb, CT
oet> ifplge 2open, berettiget at gipre
9pfrab. Ser ct heller ingen EDibl
ON, at bore Momtenter, Der ffpl6er
for 8Iooet, mao @lebe bill uffinoe
fig meo os, noor oe mo0tnger en-
@egning. S al 6alb benltiller pi
til alle, Der bol6er st. q. Gibe1roe"
at ir16ieroe 8elgbet fnareft mu1igt,
90 8laoeiel1 baaoe er fulot1,o frab.
berettiget og misunderstanding.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
Metropolitan.

@ap,no,to Sitcbcocbs mufifalitt
&omeoierepne .SitcbD 500" fornme,
It'll Metropoliton senbag Mften eftel
,Iet 2 Iarg sesiion ! Stem Dorf, bbot
bet bar pGret ipil1et paa Def enc Sea.
ter efter bet n1rbet.
st bafffert aor al BrodoDappiger
|iDncs at babe peret Sobeogruroen
til Seniotioner. Oct paaftaaes, al
0oret beitaar al 1loipete 9%fjgnbeoer
fra ale Rarter al Il. g. % er BE,
ben ligeiaa betien6t Tom &egnbueafs
oelingen al ben fgrite amerifanife
5eltarme i Gronfrig. Sfipnt @iger,
ne lite er 6agterc, ian foritaor De
bog at fange Soft.
2igeiom en- Seer trpnger sobe Of
ficerer, sinaleoes trGnger ct 4or Ell
GOD Sceneinitruftpr, % bette &or
lprte fine Sing life pao en- aorre=
iponoanceifoIe, nle1t UNDER ben be-
rpnte Sultan Mitcbel, ION i lang
Eib bar beo 8iegfelos Bollies, % ban
foritaar'ben &l,nlt at foa Ell &orpiac
til at flptte ben be0ite SOB frem. S
9ia1ogerne bob6e ban fin Siplp al
ben moriomite Man6 poa Sen alneri-
fanffe Scene, 2eon Gnol. Set iiges
ON BAN, at ban fan gi6re Ell ogo=
it1m Mano til en- feriteflas1es Some
oant, bbis @eofommenbe blot bill gaa
ODER Scenen han Sen Maa6e, Gno1
anbiier bant. Ser CT ct Duiin fienbe
re Sange ! Meb1,er1, bboraf Ben melt
pnoeoe er uWben Dou'oe @icfeo Dollr
Of Beaches.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
Oscar q,
[af SfanoinabienzMmerif 2inien on.
tom igaar, 3orsoag, til Seem Sort.
lSnrpriiepqrtD.

9o Mrs. Sacob Warnicf, 1910
6ront ct, forleoen Sag feirebe: fiji
Ssofelsoog, blen bun bebagelig oper.
raifet bed at fan @iiit af lite minore
ienb $3.50 @en1ler, Gamer % Ser
Irer, peientlig inoe11 Detre % 5en.
ner Of Norge, fra ct. 9auI og.Men-
neapoIis.
Mton tilbrogte Ell n1eget bDgeeiig
lStu,po bog De elifpproige @artsfoH,
Jog Mrs. Barlpicf blep om 6ghielss
ongsprefent oberrnH Ell seleftriif
8ianplalnpe.
! Mr Martpiefser lGbmterlneole1.
LAT spnltpoe 2oge Dgtre al 81, o.
flor 1ioen aoeeng 55iinonsiiefretnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
Ganuebe QDse 90. 5,

Egtre al Mor9e. Danoe ct lial11ir1oe'
lig eoot beiegt % pellptfet Wspos
Manoag Mften. So. 20 Meoiemrnel
bapbe itofunbet fig, Dpilfet for e1
paientlie Del maa ~tilifripes oer
Dmitpnbigbeo, at Ser peb Mgbet par
orrangerct ct Sa,rpriicpurtp for e
|af 2ogeng melt nfbolote Meblemmer,
Mfrg. Martiine 2arien. Mrs. Ear.
len. io1n peo iioite 8nlg fratraaote
Iiom 2ogeng geremoner, Ell Stilliny
bun far moebabt i flere glar, bar
|altib piif fig ION Ct life alere meeet
|~interegieret % ibproigt Meolem at
|2ogen, men ber1oes fore BereopiIlig.
|beo 90 Dpgtiobeo beo arrangement
|af 2ogefeiter bar giort benoe loo at
|1ige til ct ,,u1,obnrlig &omitemeoz
lem, lloar 1,oget ffal foretages. So
Tao moeu Morbfap 2oge forltaar
n,a1, at iatte Bris paa Mrs. 2drz
liens Sielpfombe6.
2ogens Rraiioem, Wers. 8etters
gren, bragte Mra. 9arien en- Sat for
benoesMrbeioe inoen 2ogm, % Mrs
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