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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-22
CHAPTER xxI-Contipusd.) }
"What air WHAT"

"What air WHAT"
There's something happened to the
colonel. know It, Tell me the worst. -
"Waal, now, Mrs Maynard, tho
general he hain't dead nohow."
Thank heaven he livesl Is no iii or
wounded? Is tho wound mortal? Or is
his illness dangerous? Will he recover?
Oh, tell me, tell mel"
(Which un o. them air questions
shell i answer fust?''
Souri, came out on to the veranda,
and seeing Jakey took him into her
arms
what are you doing here, Jakey9"
she asked.
Reckon air a-standin OH ter tn
gallery jest now"
Mark is i'll, wounded, heaven knows
what" exclaimed Laura. "He won't
tell me- She casped her hands and
trembled.
"Jakey, don't give Mrs. Maynard
pain by keeping her in suspense. Tell
her. -
But Souri, dreaded to have her friend
hear bad news as we'll as Jakey dreaded
10 give it.
WAL" said Jakey, cornered, 9TH
general, he air d--d obstinate"
''Obstinatef"
"Yas."
"What do you mean. Jakeyf" asked
Souri, encouragingly.
WAL, tn general he reckons theirs
goin ter be big fight, N he's goin fo'
ter git hisself killed"
'Heavensr' exclaimed Lanra. "What
does it all mean?"
Means Miss Baggs."
Miss Baggsr' cried the wife, bris-
fling. $50 it's something about her,
ats all bout her"
"Tell me what you mean this in
stant, said Laura, with flashing eyes.
By this time Jakey had got to a point
where he could begin to tell his story.
He did so after the following fashion:
Miss Baggs she wor ketched takin
tn telegraphs off'n tn wires N turned
over ter tn general. The general he
wanted ter turn her over ter headquar-
ters, but they was too smart for him.
They tole him ter try her n kill her. Z"
"The cruel monstersr' cried Laura
Maybe Jakey's got it wrong. They'd
not be likely to express it that way"
said Souri,.
Reckon thet's bout it with a spy
anyhow. TIL general he tried her, but
when it come ter KILN her he wasn't
thar. &
''The noble man! 1t is just like him, {"
from Laura
Then he found out tibet she was q
sister of old friend o. his'n.
"Who was that?" from Laura
"Mr. Fitz Hugh"
Caroline Fitz Hugh?"
Reckon +"
"Who is she" asked Souri, of Laura.
"I-I never saw her. know who
she is, though" |"
Then tn general he dressed hisself
like private sojer, n he n Corporal
Ratigan"-
Corporal Ratigan !" exclaimed Soari.
"Yas, he N Corporal Rstigan thUy
run her over tn lines.
"Well," from Laura, breathlessly.
18th general he confessed, n they
tried him, NJ Jakey hesitated
Sentenced him ter be- oh. Souri,,
help mel'
And Laura tottarcd against her friend.
"Tor bo c1slne.ed /"
''Do tel no what it is, gasped Lau
ra looking imrloringly at Souri,.
"l'ta.t knuw. What is it, Jakey?
"Ecin dropped out'n th' service. -
'And is that alp cried Laura hys-
terically. only dropped out of the
service, and for doing q noble act
Poor Mark know that he will consid-
er this terrible disgrace but to re it
, is q blessing. Now can show him how
/ love him, F" and dropping her head OH
;Souri S shoulder she burst into q tor
rent of tears
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Of the Clubs.

There will be no game Friday evening
here. The New Bedfords will play with
the Grays in Infantry hall Saturday
evening.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford 8,
Salem 4.
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Victory For the Fours.

Team No. defeated team No. in the
last game of the first half OF the Y. NJ. q.
A. tourney last evening. The score was
as follows:
TEAM NO. L.
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The Mormon Elders Skip.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. PEI
ders Rogers and Nebaker, two
Mormon preachers who have been
"doing" the city for several days
and making themselves generally
obnoxious, were arraigned before
Mayor Gamble yesterday morning
on tile charge OF being menace
to the peace, dignity and morals OF
the city. A fne of 5000 each was
imposed by rhe mayor or sixty
days in Jail. The penalty was sus-
pended one hour to give them an
opportunity to leave the city,
which they Immediately proceeded
to do under escort OF Chief Henry
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Innovation in an Irish Celebration

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The twenty
eighth anniversary this evening of
the death of the Manchester Irish
martyrs, Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien, will be celebrated
in Central Music hall, under the
auspices Of the Irish nationalist
of Chicago. A radical departure
from the plans of other years was
taken when the committee went
outside the ranks of the Irish So
cieties for the principal speaker of
the evening and selected Clarence
S. barrow.
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Muddle in Oregon Matters.

SEATTLE, Wn., Nov. 23.-The
Oregon Extension company has
applied for receiver in the federal
court, covering its interest on the
property operated by the Oregon
railway and Navigation company
under the receivership of Edwin
Mcneil, and asks that Mcneil be
ordered TO pay the interest now
due on certain mortgage bonds
held by the Bay State Trust COM
pany, on which foreclosure suit
is pending. The petition says that
the receiver has sufficient earnings
in his possession to do this, but has
avoidedsfh the interest of the trust
company, which in reality wants
to foreclose on the property on
pretext of the interest being in de-
fault. 1t is claimed that Mcneil
is only receiver for the lease-hold-
ing portion of the property and
whatever default has been Occa-
stoned is due to an unlawful con-
Spiracy.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Weath-
err indications for West Texas !:
Light norther, followed by fair
weather, winds shifting to south
east and warmer.
HAVANA, Nov. 23.-TrOops es-
corting supply train were at
tackled on the Salto Sagua road
but the insurgents We're repulsed
with Is killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-The
schooner John w. Foster, which
cleared this port last Tuesday for
Tampa, Fla, was seized this morn
ing at Lewis, Del, by the deputy
U. S. collector, at the request of
Spanish Minister DeLome, who is
informed that she carried arms and
ammunition to the Cuban insur-
gents.
CHICAGO, NOV. s23.-Cattle and
sheep market steady; Texas steers
$40 to 1896. Southwestern sheep
81 to So.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Catttle and
sheep markets steady and nomin-
ally unchanged.
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Yacht Club Correspondence.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The World
says: Among the mail which the
Campania carries across the ocean
to the Royal Yacht squadron from
the New York Yacht clubs special
committee of three, will be an i'm
portant letter. 1t was drafted by
George l.. Rives, the secretary Of
the committee and conveys to the
squadron the news of the commit.
tees appointment and recites the
purpose for which it was appoint
ed. Incorporated in the letter are
copies of the resolutions adopted by
the club on Monday night and Mr..
Iselen's letter. The committee
will await the Royal Yacht squad
ron's reply before taking any fur
Their action.
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Welcome for Welsh Singers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Members of
the Cymrodorian society will give
a reception to the Royal Welsh
Ladies' choir, which will arrive
here today. The singers, twenty
two in number, together with
Nine. Clara Neville Davies, the
leader, and MN. Winifred Evans,
the pianist, will be entertained at
the Clifton house this evening,
will sing at DR.. Hills church to-
morrow morning, and give con-
cert at Central Music hall Monday
evening. The choir sang at the
Worlds fair and won a prize.
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PROTECTING THE IMMIGRANTS
Regulations Recommended For the
Safeguard of Newcomers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Com-
missioner Stump, of the Immigra-
tion bureau, in his annual report,
will recommend that congress
enact radical legislation for the
suppression Of the padrone system.
He will urge the passage Of an act
forbidding persons or corporations
engaging in the business of pro-
curing employment for alien i'm
migrants without first securing a
license from the immigration
bureau.
The proposed act further pro-
vides that all persons contracting
for the services of any immigrant
within one year from the arrival
in this country, shall pay wages
due directly to the immigrant and
not to any middleman or boss, I'M
der penalty OF being liable again
for the wages paid. 1t is required
that all advances shall be made
directly to the immigrant by his
employer. Other safeguards are
also to be thrown around the i'm
migrant with the view of curtail-
ing the usurious practices COM
planned of in the past. Violation
of the act are made misdemeanors
and the immigrant officials are
given power i'm the legislation
proposed by the commissioner to
examine all accounts between en-
ployers and immigrants. The i'm
migrant inspectors are specially
directed to examine into the en-
ployment of women and children
who have landed within the year,
and to report thereon to the near
est commissioner of immigration,
who shall have power to modify
or abrogate any unjust or unreas-
enable agreements and to institute
prosecution againt offenders. A
special provision is proposed de-
claring that the new act shall not
change the law as it now exists, so
far as respects relatives assisting
one another to migrate.
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New Suits.

Elhart Joyner & company OF
Baltimore, are suing Wolfe Jagge,
on sworn account for $2S4,50.
Suit was filed in Judge Newton's
court yesterday, whereby the San
Antonio Street Railway company
is suing the Thomson-Houston
Electric company and the General
Electric company for damages in
the sum OF $4,000 for alleged
breach of contract, in falling to de-
liver certain machinery.
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Mayor Warwick in Boston

Boston, Nov. 23.-The Boston
Young Mems Republican club will
hold it's annual banquet this even
ing. 1t promises to eclipse all
given by it before. 1t will be rat
ification meeting, and many lead
ing republicans will speak. The
principal speaker and guest will be
Mayor Charles F. Warwick, of
Philadelphia. Mayor Curtis and
Congressman Atwood and Barrett
will also be present.
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Schlatter Is Fasting.

DENVER, Nov. 90. = Frances
Schlatter, 1.-THE Healer" who mys-
teriously disappeared eight days
ago. has at last been positively To-
Gated. He is resting in seclusion
on Joseph VOLTS fruit farm, near
Boulder, Colorado, and it is pre-
sumed he is fasting. The man
riding gray horse, in the south
ern part Of the state, who pretends
to be Schlatter, is an imposter.
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Related 70 the Astors.

POMONA, CAL, Nov. 23.-News
has been received of the death in
Sanbarit Canon, of Enoch Willing,
an aged hermit who was first
cousin of Edward Willing, father
of the present Mrs. John Jacob
Astor, of New York. Willing often
spoke of his wealthy relations and
of the fact that he ran away when
16 years of age from the home of a
rich family in Baltimore to become
a sailor. He sailed over the world
until, he was nearly 80 years old
and then made his home in hut
built by himself in the upper part
of the San Gabriel mountains.
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Used His Pepper in Mexico.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 23.-Col. w.
A. Paxton, Of Omaha, has reported
a peculiar case involving compli-
cations with Mexico to the state
department. Paxton received a
letter from Mac Stuart, an old en-
ploye of his, who is under sentence
of death at Hidalgo and Del Pa
trella, Mexico, for shooting a po-
liceman who was trying to kill
him for trivial otfense. Stuart
is anxious that he may be placed
in court where he may be allowed
to plead self-defense which Is not
permissible under the Mexican
laws. Stuart declares Americans
are imposed on in Mexico. Paxton
wired Sterling Morton, acquaint-
ing him with the case, and the
message has been turned over to
Secretary of State Olney, who. it is
understood, instructed the Ameri.
can consul atChihuahua to stop the
execution of the sentence imposed
on Stuart, pending an investiga-
ton.
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Southern Hotel Arrivals.

C. 7. Rasher, Gonzales; NJ. E.
Scoville and wife, Pearsall; T. j.
Buckley, Encinal; r. b. Savage,
Corpus Christi; Jas. Beaumont,
Victoria; S. E. Reilly, Halletts-
vile; A. S. Addison, Huntsville;
7. s. Brockenbrow, j. w. Harmon,
Alpine ;IGeneral VIM. Brendle and
wife, Miss Louisa Ridgway, Phila.
delphia; w. r. Taylor, Joe Taylor,
A. r. Alice, Goliad; w. HI. Mich
OILS, Waco; Miss Nellie F. Des-
mond, Denver; Mrs. j. G. TUT,
Cripple Creek, Col.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. %

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. %.
Synopsis of weather conditions
at s o'clock a. M, 10Th meridian
time:
The advance portion Of the cold
wave bearing high barometer area
has reached the west gulf coast. Its
crest Is over Colorado. The bliz-
card noted yesterday is in force
over Northwest Texas, and extends
over Kansas. Temperatures north
Of Texas have continued to fall,
and in Texas it has fallen to % de-
grees at Abilene and to Ia degrees
at Amarillo.
The rain belt covers Texas, ex-
cept the west portion, and extends
northward to the freezing line,
where it changes to snow and sleet.
The lowest temperature reported
is 6 degrees, at Denver.
LOCAL FORECAST
for San Antonio and vicinity for
the Sc hours ending p. m. Nov. "a /:
For Saturday: Rain during morn
ing; clearing during evening; fall
ing temperature, cold tonight. For
Sunday: Generally fair, cold.
JAMES A. BARRY, Observer.
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California's Mineral Wealth.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The
state mining bureau announces
that the value Of the mineral pro-
ducts Of California, including me-
tallic and non-metallic hydrate
carbons and gases and structural
materials, for last year, was $780,
203,294. Gold leads all the rest
with total of $l3,923,2S1. Petrol
cum comes second in point OF
wealth, the product being valued
at $l,064,53l. Silver only amounted
to $297,33l. Quicksilver, 1914, 900.
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Russia in Corea,

NEW YORK, Nov. PA special
to the Herald from st. Petersburg
says: A special to the Herald from
st. Petersburg says: A special dis.
patch from Seoul, Corea, to the No
voc Vremya, transmitted by way
OF Vladivostock, says that the Tai
Won Kung, under the pressure OF
Russian demands, has surrendered
his authority, and withdrawn
from the palace to his own resi-
dence.
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Landed Arms and Ammunition.

NEW YORK, Nov. pa special
to the World from Kingston, ia
maica, says: Carrier pigeons bring
news of the successful landing in
Cuba of an expedition which sailed
from here last Sunday night. The
party slipped away unobserved by
the authorities and unknown to
the Spanish spies. There were only
a few men in the expedition. Its
principal object was to land arms
and ammunition, OF which con-
siderable quantity was carried.
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Weeks Sewer Work

There were 335 feet of 1S-inch,
S5.feet OF 15-inch, and 31S
feet Of 24-inch pipe sewers
laid during the past week, with
3 manholes put in, 2 flush tanks
and II branches. Average force
employed, 16l men and 10 teams I;
two inspectors. There were 5000
bricks used. The rain last night
filed the sewer trenches and has
suspended all work.
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Gold Find in Chile.

NEW YORK, Nov. pa special
to the World from Colon says !:
Chile reports big discovery Of
gold in Carelmapu. Many adven.
rurers are flocking thlther. The
government has sent an armed
force there to preserve order.
Balmacedist newspapers are sug-
costing that President Montt re-.
sign, because of his inability to
form ministry.
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Orders TO Receiver o. I. C.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 23.-Judge
Hanaford has authorized Receiver
Smith, Of the Oregon I'm provement
company, to pay $l22,6l0 interest
on first mortgage bonds OF the COM
pany, which come due December
2nd. He was directed to borrow
$4,000 IL necessary to make the
amount, and was also authorized
to buy tide lands now occupied by
the company.
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Jussics Smith, of Utah, Dead.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 23.-H.
w. Smith, associate justice of the
Supreme court Of this territory,
died at Ogden last night, after an
illness of several weeks. Judge
Smith was born in Hickman
county.
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Boiler Exploded,

LIGoNIER, Pa, Nov. 23.-The saw
mill boiler OF Marks Bros, two
miles east of here, exploded last
night, instantly killing John Clark
and fatally injuring Aaron Marks
and Martin Campbell. Several
others were painfully burned, but
not seriously.
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Muet Bet at the Race Track,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The
supervisors have dealt a death
blow to the bucket shops and pool
rooms about the city by passing an
order to prohibit the placing Of bets
on races except at the tracks.
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FREE COLUMN
In. the Sunday Morning Light

Persons wanting situations as clerks, la
borers. or other employment. are invited to
use our Sunday morningi issue FREE of charge,
space allowed twelve to fifteen words; copy
10 be handed in not later than Saturday even
ing, O'Clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found.
For Sale. etc., charged at rate of one cent a
word. Other business notices in this column
% cents for three lines each insertion.
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Typese.ting Machine Match

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-George w.
Green, a compositor, is to meet En-
gene Taylor, of Denver, in a limo
type contest for the championship
of the world. Both men have
beaten everything in their vicin-
ity.
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Crooked Bank President.

TACOMA, Wn., Nov. 23.-Henry
Oliver, president of the late Column
bus National bank has been
charged with embezzling $4,000 Of
the banks funds. He was also
charged with having paid George
Bogg, ex-treasurer, $500 to deposit
city money with his bank.
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satolli,s.Elevation Dated.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The de-
tails of the ceremony on the eleva-
ton of Monsignor Satolli to the
cardinalate are practically COM
pleted. The ceremony will occur
December 18th at the Cathedral OF
Baltimore. Archbishop Kahn, OF
st. Louis, has been chosen to
preach the sermon. Mass will be
celebrated by Monsignor Satolli
after comforting of the beretta and
in his new capacity of cardinal.
Invitations to the ceremony will
be issued shortly aRf large rep
resentation of the heads of the
hierarchy will be present.
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FOR SALE.

Two new Surveys, l canopy top
and l extension leather top; owner
a nonresident, and will sell for
$25 less than factory cost. See b.
d. Hellrigh and Jobs, at r. j. Hof-
heinz,' west side Military plaza.
II 90 2t*
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Sors Dan Serously Ill.

CHICAGO, Nov. pa dispatch
from Middletown, Ohio, says: Paul
j. Sorg, the tobacco manufacturer,
is very i'll at his home. Pneumonia
is threatened and fears are felt for
his life.
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Nicaraguan Minister Withdrawn

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The Her
AIDS correspondent in Managua,
Nicaragua, telegraphs that the
government has withdrawn the
Nicaraguan minister in the United
States, Senior Don Horacio Guz.
man.
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Mechanical Toys. Kypfer &
Seng. 1t
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
81 u0a1aSfar.

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leSsn 5000 SOpaer ! G"imuirouonp
2oleu. timber GIu8tsn trGbtss so al
benz.
SfsIst goRefterrctninDsr bsri''r
Der puu Wabnsascur Ell rGoIom 3I'
ftano blauot be frantic SOloater. 1aa
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$50 Mano, er inOIast GOO ipge frantic
SoIoater uoeu tilitrGIteIls 9G9cbjHlp
.Qsr glsie. 8 SOipituIerue iigSer
Suuoreoer af gatieutcr pna ben bare
Rart us fiber irg8tcIig al gSdnS'l pao
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ben itsrfe GmuOiiSbeo, man fan t1ntc
iis. 2Gserue Sier oft muli9t Icr al
linore be Spoes 2ibelier, o9, Ter man
ben til Jurtolosue, iau er 9Intnilct a
0cosfuIo fprbOtosSis Tibet. Der Ell
ora meaet fua 9atienter, iom blir IulO'
itarOia friIte, iaa be fan trade mo
1ieuefen ieieu. General Gut'ne bar
Itrepet til ari9sminiItcren. at Sira'
baoSerne unber ben LANCE Mari9 oa
baurli9 9rOoiauttiereIte bar ienOt3,0OO
Soloater iii Suipitulerne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Baen % ilrmuler. Dan Tan i'e
alemme, at Stnliens Gicuiorsnins to'
itese BAN bans ~ocroslise Nd8t, %
ban iaar fine trusnoe til at bsSs ON, OF
ben maa sjsusiuss BAN. 9isls trO'
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treat, Baltimore, Ct. 2Ous, Smapa,
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nuf / ale rore itcrre gper iamleoe
aatboliterne Iis ben 20oe september
/ fine airfer for at ORE I'll Tareris
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bOlot Setter % slecsnSc 9aler til Sere
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Spitnant NearD paa ante.
rifanif 0runo.

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4carp.G Expedition til unoiGtning, ans
fum til 81. SObus, NDiunoIanb, 9sr.
bag ben 21be Sept.
"9ite" uf9it ira Ct. Sobns ben lite
Suli for at be8iue fig til 9earps So.
ucofuarter paa Grgnlanb. 5lere 8ts
oenfabsmGno reiite meo. @sb gfrcis
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tomme tilbage isien i Slutninsen Of
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iuarer ba csiaa sanIte soot tit Sur.
oeutuin9erue.
Oct par paa bpi 5to, at llnoiats
ninsss Grpebitipuen nnaebe Isarp %
hans Selifab paa @r9nlano. 9eres
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at be i ben isnere Eio bapbe maattet
ipinte % ipnre. 9ertil fpm llcmat.
telie FOG Sp9oum, iost See bleu Iaa
msStaset, at ban muatte trattes Of be
andre. Dog Tom ban fig isisn.
Ga "aite" antom til @bale suunb
Den 3oie slusuit, iauptes 2gituant
4earp, Sngb 8. See % bsres Neser.
tisrer psntenoe paa ben. De bar tenn.
meiis m%eotaeue. 9sres grpebitipn
puer @rcnlano bar ialbt ubelSia no.
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be itariere til 6goe; Reiten pmtom.
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fen iattes for Ct. SObus.