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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
STORM SWEEPS
WASHINGTON co.

Hagerstown, Aug. "A series
of storms, one of which early yes
terday afternoon reached cyclonic
proportions. swept sections of
Washington county doing consider
able damage to crops. Due to the Grip
pied telephone communications
with some portions of the county,
only meager information was OBJ
tainable last night.
A narrow strip Of country about
half mile in width, stretching from
Sharpsburg to Porterstown small
village one and one half miles
west of Keedysyille, was hardest
hit, trees being uprooted, telephone
wires blown down and in many
cases entire fields of corn leveled
to the ground,
At Sharpsburg nearly two inches
of rain fell during Il storm which
swept that section about l O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Many county
roads radiating from that town
were badly washed and We're al
! most impossible last night. A
number of large trees in Sharpe,
burg were uprooted.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
Ex.AVlAToR COMMITS SUICIDE

New York. Aug. 2. - Captain
George j. Kinberg, ex-flyer who
served in France with the U. S. All
Service, leaped to his death from a
bedroom window of an apartment
on the eleventh floor of 400 West
End avenue today. He was under a
physicians care as a result of an.
other jump a week ago from an
apartment in 116th street. Friends
Of the dead aviator said he develop
ed a mania for suicidel leaps from
lofty windows as a result of an air,
plane crash while flying over the
battle lines of France during the
war. He was a guest last night at
a party given by his friend Walter
Imam, also an eX-aFiator, and
was to spend the night there
His mother came here a few
weeks ago from Chicago so that she
could cheer him during his period
of deSpOndencv,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
IF, e. THOMAS
FATHER DIES
IN MARYLAND

Charles F. Thomas, owner CT a
large peach farm in washington
county, Md, containing 10000 trees,
died at his home at Buck5ystown,
Tuesday afternoon of general debil-
ity, aged rs years. Mr.. Thomas was
at the head Of the brick manufac-
turing business of Charles F. Thorn
as & Sons in Buckeystown. He was
a member of the Methodist Church
and a staunch Democrat.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Baker Thomas; children,
Mrs. A. w. Nicodemus, Buckeyes
town; William H. Thomas, Pasa-
dena, Calf; Misses Catherine F.
and Carrie Fl. Thomas, of Buckeyes
town; Franklin C. Thomas, general
manager Of the Standard Limestone
Co., this city Funeral will take
place from the house Thursday at
II a. m.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
NEW PENNA. HIGHWAY.
ICY International News scrvloe.

Icy international News scrvloc,)
Pottsvilla, Pa, Aug. 2.-Thc
states new S1,250,000 roadway be
tween Pottsville and Tamaqua was
dedicated today. Like a white rib
bon, the new road stretches out
past the mining towns of the
Schuylkill valley where the largest
body OF unmined coal in the world
is located and the officials of all
these towns met on the Port Carbon
bridge and extended the freedom OF
it's use. The bridge Itself is an en-
cheering feat, having been built
only after it was decided to aband
on part of the road because OF diff
culties experienced.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

DcilllHOIC Z, y ttSL !,
Beef Cattle-Young, fat steers, in
prime condition. weighing 1000 to
1900 pounds per pound Ease;
steers, weighing under 1000 pounds
per pound Gaze; oxen, per pound
Sa4c; bulls, per pound 4a5c; large
young cows, in good order, per
paung 4a5c; cows, poor to medium
grades. per pound 2a4c; fresh COWS
with calf, per head $50a75,
Lambs and Sheen-Choice, fat
wool sheep, per pound 8 1-2a4c;
clipped sheep, per pound Lease;
inferior, rough sheep, per pound
lace; old bucks, as to quality and
condition, ner pound 2a3c; spring
lambs, 60 to 70 pound average, per
pound 11a12c; do, 40 to 50 pounds
average, per pound 7a8c; do, poor
to small, per pound 5a6o,
Calyes-Choice handy weight
veals, per pound Gao lee; heavy,
fat veals per pound SaS Ice; do
fair to good veals, per pound Ease;
heavy, smooth, fat calves, per
pound 6a7c; heavy and rough
calves, per pound 5a6c; small, thin
calves. per pound 4a5c
Live Pigs-Pigs, as to size and
condition, apiece, $2at shonts. as
to size, apiece, $la6; live hogs a.
to size and condition, per pound
9a10c.
Butter, Eggs, Chicks
Butter-West Va roIls, g5a26.
Eggs-West Virginia AL.
Live NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young
Leghorns, l to IA pounds zoe; do
young Leghorns, over / 81 pounds
22a23c; do, spring, per pound l ST
and 2 pounds, 26a27c; do, 1 IA and
II pounds 22a23c; do, small
spring, IA pounds and less
20a2lc; do, old ROSTERS, per pound
lie; do, old hens, per pound over
4 IL pounds 24a25c; do, small, per
pound, 21a22c; do, white leghorn
hens, per pound 20a21c. Ducks,
young, per pound, young 22a2Sc;
do, spring, per pound 3 IL poulhl 5
and over 22a23c; Pigeons, per pair
old, Csc; 90, young, 25c,
Potatoes Maryland, Penn,
sylvania and nearby, per 100
pounds $1,25a1.50; white. new, Rap
pahannock, per barrel, No. 1, $175
az; do York river, per barrel, No
$175a2; sweets, yellow, No. /
per barrel, new $3.50a4,50; vans,
fancy, bright per barrel, new $3.50
| a3.OG
Green Fruits and Vegetables
Apples, Early Harvest, No. / per
basket 5ocasl; do, fancy, per bar.
! rel S1.50a2; do, small, per barrel
k0cas1.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
HOLD CONSTABLE FOR
DISPENSING MoONsHINE

Westernport, Md, Aug. 1-Har-
mon Cannon, of Barton, constable
at-large, was arrested by Sheriff
Peter Mcfarland, on warrant
sworn out by a federal enforcement
officer, charging him with selling in
.toxicating liquor. He was released
under $1,000 bond which was fur
nished by Peter Weisengoff.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-02
REP, PADGETT DEAD,

Washington. Aug. 2,-Representa-
tive Lemuel P. Padgett. Democratic
representative from the seventh
district of Tennessee, died here this
morning.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Her Kind Heart.

The dear old Scotch woman
tramped miles over the Inns to
ret q bottle Of medicine for . small
boy who was III in her remote
village. When she had described
the symptoms the doctor set about
preparing the mixture. one insre-
dent Of which was . poison which
could be Administered only In the
smallest quantities. She watched
him pouring It out with the utmost
care into the measuring glass. He
poured q little from the bottle.
held the glass up to the light. and
then put In q few moro drops.
"Ah. doctor.s she said rsproach-
fully. you medina be sas stingy.
Remember it's for . puir wes
orphan laddis. The San Fran.
cisco ArgonAut ,'
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Wild.

, when I was shipwrecked," said
Capt. Bowsprit, ~"I came across a
tribe Of Wild women who had no
tongues"
Good gracious" exclaimed the
fair maiden. How could they
talk?"
They couadn't~ replied tho old
salt. That's what made 'em
wild."-Psarson's Weekly Hon-
don.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Appreciation
m HE quickest Yay TO finA odt 4
whether you can afford an =
u automobile - to buy one.

A .FTER dinner, the Classical
"a Pianist had given in just
"A before the company, stopped
dutifully entreating him to play.
He had sat down and man.handled
the piano for half an hour. Then
there was an awful pause.
How lovelyr' commented the
hostess. Her reward from C. p.
was the look reserved for those
who say something unoriginal and
obvious.
The host started to applaud bat
was squelched by the look re
served for those who are inclined
to be irreverent.
A guest breathed deeply and re-
ceived the look reserved for those
who know no other music than
Daily Dozen" records.
do play that again. another
guest begged and received the look
reserved for those who didn't
know what they heard the first
time. .... -
At this point. the Man Who
Knew Nothing Of Music surrend-
cred to q sneexe which he had been
fighting back heroically for thirty
five minutes. He received the
look. the rare look. which 10 ~
served for those who are deemed
fellow-lovers Of the truly great in
music. ... ,s-....
"Ah. my friend" graciously
smiled the Classical Pianist. you.
at least recognise Tschaikowsky."
Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Grins and
GrOwls-
By Lisle Bell

~ 1eO1S &S&Ae a&. =
~ HE quickest ray to finA odt !
whether you can afford an
Il automobile u to buy one.
A California woman says the
market price Of = husband II s2b..
900. She must havs bssn doing
some shopping recently \ ~
Sometimes "an evening With the
ivories" 10 . piano recital, and /,
sometimes It's : crap game.
Men used to become monks and
escaps Marriage; now they become /,
monkeys and don't. 4.
The Tsing.Tao Tsinanfu railway
in China must be built With the
Trail.
Joseph's coat Of many oolors
had nothing on Jossphins's--
which may Be had In taups, beige.
orchid. ceriss, violet, fsvn. ma
room and nsuve. -
When . man tells his wife
everything. he denies hsr the
pleasure Of finding II out for
herself. .
A woman who In never deseived
by her husband always knows
when he 10 lying. -.
When . man can make up his
mind on q point. perhape that's
all the room he requires.
It's perfectly an hight to call q
girl . vision. but think twice be-
fore you call her q sight.
One thing that makes women
interested in civics 10 becauss IT'S
the science Of interfering in. pub
lie affairs.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Up TO Date.

- OHNNY came back from the
circus very much excited.
q "Oh, mama,'/ he cried. rs
soon as he got in the house.
Kate spilled some peanuts, and
what do you thing the elephant
did? He picked 'ern all up with
his vacuum cleaner" - Every
body's Magazine.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Question Of Genealogy.
Robert Stevsns-I'vs q question

to ask you.
Leo Bessslman-All right. shoot.
Robert-If q boy IL q lad. and
the lad has q stepfather--
Leo deeply interestedl-Go on.
Robert walking slowly away
Does that make the lad q step.
laddes?--The Christian Evangelist,
etr Louis.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

Tramp-Tve eaten nothin' but
snowbails for three days. mum.
Lady-You poor man! what
would you have done had II been
summer ume7-Bosten rrsascripG
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Up-tO-Date.

She-Did you meet any stage
robbers while you wsre out westf
He-Yes. I took . couple Of
chorus Girls out for dinner.-The
Columbia Jester.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

II makes Lum wombat mad and
yet he shouldn't get mad. He
treats his wife % we'll that every
body thinks she II his second wife.
Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

An exploring party in New
Guinea reports the presence there
Of . pig that bsars . close re-
semblance to the elephant. New
Guinea Ia wet territory~Judgs.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
All About
Town
BY Dave Sentner.

BY Dave Sentner.
TT is announced thss . pay-as-
you.leave turnstfis surface
- car WIN soon be In operation.
After ride on = surface car most
passengers are unable to leave.
A rough rider from the Bad
Lands Of the West took ride on
q surface car. When he got out
of the sanatorium he took up the
ministry.
A street car makes q stop watch
look like an auto race. One time
q man on crutches was In . hurry
% he got out and hobbled. Once .
car was back in the barn one hour
after It was supposed to 30 out.
but that was because 1t never
started.
II this new turnstile runs at the
same speed a. the car It means
that tho minute you set on you'd
better start getting off. II the
turnstile moves . peg for every
Jolt, the passengers win wander
for days In the turnstils before
they are able to find an opening.
The new car il designed to load
and unload passenssrs at both
ends Of the car. This is nothing
new. for passengers have always
been piled and IMPLIED at both
ends Of the cars. The only way to
keep warm in q car these days II
to bs the bottom man in . pile Of
passengers.
Women passengers who knit can
wind their yarn around the arms
OF the turnstiles. Before they get
home they'd have enough time to
knit an awning for an armory.
An automatic changing ma.
chine win also bs In operation.
You'll be able to change from .
young man to an old man in one
ride.
walking athletes can practice
In the turnstiles. This would
make quite . diversion for aging
customers. The athletes could
stage a ten-mile walking race
while the car was travelling ten
blocks.
II tho turnstile ever goes flooey,
they'll blame It on . buffalo
nickel running wild.
Another feature of this new
car is that the number Of passen-
gers win be limited. Nobody viii
Be allowed to stand In the turn
stils slot. When there's not q
human foot left to stand on. an
Illuminated sign goes up stating
that the car II too full to hold
any more.
In stating that the passengers
will be admitted free Of charge
the company explains that the
pay-as-you-enter system took up
q great deal Of time that could Be
used later in blocks.
There'1l be two entrances and
exits In each car. With two
doors, passengers can be short
changed quicker and thrown out
faster.
It win take q brave hobo to
horn In that car without q nickel
% hook himself out.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

Are the directions clear to you
now. Jefferson7" ... .-..
"Yas. sab; all except one thing.
doctah. Was I to take dose little
pills externally or bsfo' meais?"
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

What are you giving the hub
by for Christmas. May7'af,
"A motor coat. Now the old
tisht-wad win have to ioSsse
up for . car 20 ne can use Ter
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Desperate.

The Guest-What's the big idea!
All the men in your country club
seem. to have taken to chewing
tobacco and growing whiskers.
The Member-Well. you see. all
the women smoke. cut their hair.
swear and wear knicksrbockers,
and We men have to have some
distinguishing marks.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

Sue--He actually blushed after
he had kissed me. ~, a.
Lou-My dear, you shouldn't
apply your rouge 20 thickly.-
Judge.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Prohibition has taught me on,

Prohioition has tausht mo o"s
thing"
what 10 it7"
THAT II 10 Impossible for me to
get along without liquor. 4 used
4 V thiak I ssuiA"-Judgas 49, Hai
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

A street car makes q stop watch
look like an auto race. One time
q man on crutches was In hurry
% he got out, and hobbled. Once .
car was back in the barn one hour
after It was supposed to 30 out.
but that was because 1t never
started.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

II this new turnstile runs at the
same speed as the car 1t means
that tho minute you set on you'd
better start getting off. II the
turnstile moves . peg for every
Jolt, the passengers win wander
for days in the turnstils before
they are able to find an opening.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

A rough rider from the Bad
Lands Of the West took . ride on
. surfAoe car. When he got out
Of the sanatorium he took up the
ministry.
The Washington times., 1922-12-21

An automatic changing ma
chine win also BE- In operation.
You'll be able to change from .
young man to an old man in one
ride.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-06
: On frnQteliQ Til6roael{e Nen6

- On frpgte1ig 9iloragelfe beno
tc &en11ing afbigte l1ge. g. ..
Setre, font bar 6rebet @aroge.sSor'
retiring Der en- Eio, git ino / elrbeios
rl1mntet af fin Garage forat gjpre
=op sSlo / Obnen. $an ilog &erofin.
ole ino Obnen og cit Grploiion
paafulgte. ! &an bleb omlluttct al
SSSlb, ,bo,1s ale6er tom ibrano og
ban bo1ot paa at forfonrtne paa Ste'
oet. &on faitet Jig paa @11loet og
iggte at faa SSl6en f11tffet, nten set
bialp lite. @aa ipran9 Dan ino / ct
Sls beo ii6en af og peo &iGlp al De
6erboe1toe fit oe ett6elig Sssloen 5ans
@le6er 1lnffet, men iffe fer 1an bar
iaa frpgtelig forbren6t / Hnligtet,
Senoer oe anore @teocr at bon it.
fe bor til at gie,tfienoe. San bleo
bragt BERTH og bar 1igget poa ct.
2ufes &oipital un6er 2ebe1onoling.
@an bor tilipnelabe1toe 1bGpet mel
lent 2tp og 500 fioen 1lpffen D@no'
te og BET er e,,6nu tibet Ecgn til
@eoring.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-06
sbeobore 6. stras.

Gbeo.. g. Stras, en- al bore bell
fiert6te og oete6e @ioneerer i bette
COUNTY, 6g1e / lit &ient / Solpn at
Oscar fi6ite Onsodg efter en LEM
sgere SDgeliebe6 af MabefrnIt.
{, Mfbebe bar febt / Sronobient,
Morge, Sen 26be ssuIi 1867 og bar
altiaa beo lin De6 65 Mor ganrlncl.
S 1877 blep BAN gift n1eo Miis sSn-
geborg @leben og to 9(ar, ienere no
bonoreoe Sc til Mnrerifa og- Tom 81
refte til Otter &aiI County. De ho=
iatte fig / Eotpn af Oscar. bpor Sa-
n1ilien iiben bar 1epet. 4f6goe ouere
lebes afa&uitru % fblgcnbe Mbrn:
Mrs. So. 6. Wei1ler, 9ellingba!n,
8afb,:;; Mrs. Motb 2elan6, Da1-
cbl1tt, g. Dpf.;; Oscar 5trois, %ur'
bal; NHs. SsS1lius Stiba5l, Morip.
@robe; Carl Strais, Oscar; Se!uis
Strois, Sergus Soils, og Mrs. Sen.
@tibabI, Nhn1tetpanfan, 81. 9:
8egrobelfen foregie ManoagS
fra &ie,nmet og &an1ar &irfe, 9fotb-
fap, u11oer flor De1tagelle 3oitor
s.. 8iprnion forrette6e.
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9ou,,ner 6anpt bpb.

@bas 6. @aupt, Dotnnter>i / Dtit=
riftsretten / ct. @aul, o66e lit
&iem 6erite6s meget p1uoie1ig iioite
sSre6agsmorgen al &ierteil}g6o1tt.
Mfoe6e bor goot tie1t6t fer, 0a
ban praftiierte Sob bert @Den 1nan
&c @ar. &on bor fpot @ilfesboro,
@enniDlbonia, og bar beo iin Deb
G8 Mar gan1n1el. @an begpnote
2obprafiis beri 8pen / 1883. Nog=
le Mar ienere bleb ban pa1gt til So.
sl6bofnt og i1t6ebab6e bette Gmbe6e
en- Eern1in. S 1902 b1eb ban ub=
1,eb11t til asfiiteret6e Il. g: Ittor=
1,ep og flpttebe til ct: Ral1. S 1917
bIeb bon 1t6nebnt til 9omr1er 9tit
riftsretten / ct. Saul og far iioen
fut1geret iom iaaoan. @egrobelicn
foregif iibite @bn6a9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-06
!Spao Jarmerne sibr rnnot o'n /
Otter Sail County.
Beo 6. 81. @ellebart, So. Mgr. Mgt.

DonaI6 Cole beb Hel. Mopi6s bar
Mar{og til at bnre fornsiet 11eo tit
MfoIfa Experiment. : 1913 fjebte
bon ii @un6 me6 ~@rim,n" s5rs, /
1910 ii @u1t6 og i 1920 20 Buno.
Dette Mar fit ban Is 2es So fra
fprfte Mbling og 900 Bu1,6 fSre ira
on6en MpIinG total 8er6i $4,000
fra fire Mcre. Sen beieite Eris han
betafte for 5re bar 65cts pr. Sl,no.
Mnoretp Meper 9otun af $ule
bat goo Gro paa at fultipere for Al-
foIfa. geaor man bar bout Mfalfa
,togle Mar ioa beepnoer iont ofteft
SSuni- -@reslet at faa Dperina1t. -
Der. Meper tar fit 2ltoef-@res.
Digger ti6lig ON Baarelt os goar
oper iia Mfalta.Mger n1eo og bet
eoelpgeer SSuni-@ -@resiet paa fonune
Gi6 iom BET opfriffer slfalIaen sog
gigr Sen bao6e frobigere % tpffcrc.
@uit 0nita6 / @berorup fit 103
@ris,1nger fra 12>@urfer % fbler
at 6et ct e1, goo @icnnem!nits Sro-
BUTTON.
@ern1on @earlon, grbaros Crppe,
| 'forteIler at ban fit EFT Onerf1oo al
@eitillinger for set f5rd ban baooe
nliita" Garm 8lreau NDbe6erne
@m. @ngbt / Eoipn al 81lie ct
en fsriterangs Meierimono. San.
bar u6biflet ct itorila9ent uobalg
| al Meieri-@uer. &on TOM fra 81
Iinois for 16 Mar ii6en s slar f.,
oen begpn6te ban me0 fulobloos
@beg og nu bar ban bare fl,lobloos
@uer ne6 EN- giennen1inits Smer>
prohibition af $50 &ul,o per gar
for Dber So. &an Lar 4olitein
&peg foroi bo1 liter 6en1 beoit. !0an
bor 90 Mcre n1eo sufalfa og tenter
at plonte mere neite @aar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-06
@fennett0aaenbe &pb=
ntn98. % Et>NarS
@aI0.

De11ne Maane6 u6fDl6er tt Mor
af bel6ig Gorretningsfprfel for oen-
ne 8utif / Gergus Sails. Torot fci-
re oe,,ne 8egibenbeo bill hi ia ct er<
traor6inert Salg. Dette Salg bill
gi ppperlig Mnle6ning til @e'parel-..
fe sSn6fidb af @arer ior @eiti6en.
9llt / Butifen ct inobefattet. Det er.
bet beoite Salg bi bar Dapt.
0ette @aGg begDn6e,:. yreoag Sen
8oe Sec. og afiluttes 2broag sem
166e Sec.
: 20 Brocettt Mfilag paa alle @arer
/ @utifen u16togen &oaber, Suits,
@ioler, @ti6rt og 8luier; fom gaar
for 20 til so Iroeent AfIlaJ.
Alt er MT! .ssSngen 9ornle @arer.
!. -~-. 6. q. Gplemt So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-12-06
6ersns Sails os Outesn.

- Oberfrdffe=l1ge - benne l1ge
- st l1obalg for $500; ct for balp
&ris; o1le anore til 20 @rocent slf=
flag. Sperion & See sSSn>.
- Derlom 6u trGnae: cn np
Sberfroffe 6enre &it1ter, iaa er Set
TIT netop Eioen at forifaffe Big en-,
peo sSberion & Sees ifore 0berfraf-
fc=@alg. &orer fnn oennc ugc. :,
- Do1nmer IS. 8. Harions moo
tog i Man6o9s> ct telegram fra
@rooflpn, at bans 8ror, @oluaro q.
Norions, bar plu6ielig ofgaaet beo
Dp6en 6erite6s.
- Diitriftsretten er ialnlet ber
oenne l1ge oct npe GourtbitS og l(o=
1igterne er for cit nof'ao lang Ger
min, 6a ct 1tort 9lntal al Soger TO-
religger til 8eba,t6ling.
- WiiIs Mntonio Eollcrl16, og
George @aroeberg blep nplig e9te*
piet Be1icon @allep @;rte beo Nait.
81. .@elano. De @pgifte iptter go
/ 8arnesbille.
- @alg of SsSl1Ielnerfer (Xnas
Seals) foregaar nu S@t ct poa
sin front 9gr, paa boer Yoffe, paa
bbert 8reb, poa bbert Sort. Ser
lneo bielper 6u cit goo Sag.
- Clarence 81. &bompion fra
l1noertpooo og W}iis 2ilp s: @ol-
gaaro fra 2otpn6a1e, blep iioite
Onsoog egtebiet be6 &oitor II. 8.
Sobnion i 9totbiaD.
- Or. 6. 81. Eboreiou fra Mib=
By bolot igaar &belo ct interesIont
6orebrag 8etb1ebem ltngoomsfor=
eni,,g opcr @mnet: st Deaalbcbisit
2ip.
- Ners. q. $. @abol poa Gasca.
Sc Str. bor beret alborlig ipg bert
pc6 en- ltges Gi6 og iDnes at bli p9r-
re cfterbbert. Ser er tibet @aab ON
at bun ton b1i friif igien.
| - g6tpar6 8De, 6en pelfienote
@roceribonoler pod 9incoln -ape.'
bor 1igget oloorlig ipg nogle Gage
al ct Mabeo1toe, 1nen er MT l,oge1
bepre.
| - Gn1iI Mnberion fra Conn Al
Game 9roirie, bar ligget unoe,
2egebeba116ling paa &rigbt &clpi
talet oper e11 l1ges Eib. som lioc1
df en @ierneipgoom og scr ipneS
bere tibet &aab forat han tan bl
friif igien. 81.
Setter 81. 2angen1o fra 6ingal
81. g., og Olga Steniet3. ea1 gro
6uet1t fra ct. 2ufes Soipita, blet
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&boriten 8ioree, g5riitian slnr.
1ano og Sobn 8acf. anute @letto
ilutte6e fig til ftrar efter. Mf 6isie
er SSobn g. &aape og &nute Slctto
en6nu ilibe og oeltog Ge1ntioars-
feften Poftor @etlefon betiente Mes
nigbe6en til 1875. 8 1874 bDgee-
6es Sen fbrite @irfe, en- Erebngning
paa 80 og S6 1om blep opftrt | 9:er-
be6e1t bbor 81. SO. @aib & Door
Goctorg MI er. S 1875 TOM @aitor
8. S. @rotne fra Morge og obertog
@etieuingen efter 8ait. Getleion os
fortfatte til 1878. 3ol1 1eocr I'LL
beri 8pen og bar ne6 paa Subtle.
umsfeiten. S 1873 blep Poitor $.
81. Gos&nart taI6t og obertog geetje-
nineen og bar menigbe6ens 4reft
til 1908. Si6en Ben Eio bor Mee.
uigbe6en beret betient af Haltors g.
S. 81. Olbisafer.
gn ftor og rur11ntelig 3trte bleb
for mango 9lar it6en bDgget poa
fon1ne Cont. bbor ben ,tpe nit itaor.
Sen bleb rutneret af &ornoooen,
fom git ober 8pen Sen 226c Gcsuni,
1919, oe oen mooernc @pgning,
bnoraF obenitooe,6e er ct @illeoe, er
=
Eopfbrt fibenben &ioo. &,iioo
@ie,n1en be fpunb1te 50 Mnr bnr
948 neret bsft asse,,is isbesen, e17
fonfirnteret, Der bar baret SIS @rn
oebielier % 275 8egraoelIer. Sssno-
til Gorenineen toni iitan6 / 1917
tilberte menigbe6en ben Norife sp-
nooe. Otter GoretinGen blep oe't
omoreoniferet og artos 9eabnet
~Girit gngliib 2utberan Gburcb",
og bor fi6en u6elufhe,1oe brugt het
| engelife @prog. Meni06eoen tGf'
! Ter nu >onnfring 675 Meolernn,er.
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sSpbanna Srana.

Wers. ssSoba1ne Srana 6poe lit
Silent / &ertning afbigte ltae / en-
Mloer al 83 Star. Sum bar f6ot og
opbofiet Morge. @am1nen neo lin
for 81 9ar ii6en af6poe Weano fcm
bun til Mnterifa 1882. Sc tog fig
&omeitea6la1t6 Soipn al Toloen og
bo60e ser en6el Mar. 5t6en bar
Wers. Erana bobt lit 9iem / &en-
ming. slf6d6e efterla0er Zig fslgene
oe 8grt1:: S. st. &rana, $aribau>
81. g.; Martin> @alerlno, q. s.;
Mrs. MarD Sobnion, gbereit> @oib
ineton; ssSobn M. og slI6ert> Sen.
ming; Mnton Grana, 8ini11s; og &C.
r1o Erar1a, @olcott, 81. Dnf.
8egrabelfen foregif it6ite 2proag
fra @ier1n1et og &refoloigbe6 &irfe