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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
CUBAN JUNTA HAPPY,
They Issue Gard Expressing Their
Thanks to Americans-Gomez Will
Co-Operate with Our Army

Cooperate With Our Army.
New York, April 19-The following
statement on the congressional Cuban
resolutions was given out to-day at the
office of the Cuban junta:
1.-The resolutions as they stand are
tnntnmount to the recognition of the
Cuban republic. The declaration is
that the people of Cuba are free and
independent, while the Cuban people
acknowledge allegiance only to the re-
public of Cuba, which they have es
tablished and maintained by force of
arms. The only object of the insurrec
tion was the independence of the Gu.
bans. This is provided for by the reso.
lutions. The Cubans asked that before
intervention there be recognition OF in.
dependence. This was also provided
for by the resolutions Their desire to
run their own government free from
coercion is provided for by the fourth
paragraph of the resolution.
.-%"Under these circumstances the de-
.mand made by the United States that
.Spainfht once evacuate the island and
tile threat that in the event of her re-
fusnl the land and naval forces of the
Emitted States will be used to compel
evacuation, certainly merits the deep
est gratitude on the part of the. Gu
bans. '1
'Shuuld force be necessary on the
part of the United States. there will be
the most complete cooperation. by the
Cuban government and its army. Coast
pilots, and practiccd pilots will he
placed Immediately at the service of
the United States and in every way
will the Cubnns aid in cXpelling. the
common enemy. ..sg.-
'To the patriotism of the American
people and the American press the Gu
bans. owe debt of deepest gratitude,
and for the confidence which the Amer
lean people have in them they hope to
prove their worthiness.
THE steadfastness with which they
have pursued their ideal for independ-
ence and the organization which they
have shown in their fight against Spain
are sufficient proof that they will be
able to maintain their independence
dnd that peace will be their only OBJ !
tect for the future" ). ,...,
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listing government of Cuba. With that
exception the House adopted the SEN
ate resolutions. The Republicans who
Joined with the Democrats In an at
tempt to concur in the Senate amend
ments entire, rallied fourteen votes at
one time and on every vote thereafter,
the vote dwindled. When the final vote
was taken shortly before o'clock this
morning, 80 votes were cast for the
declaration upon which we are going
to war, If war is to be. Six votes only
were east against it. They included
five ReDublicans and one Democrat.
Speaker Reed will not sign the Gu
ban resolutions until after the House
meets this Cruesday) noon. 1t will then
20 to the vice president, and after his
signature to the President.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
THE PATROL FLEET.
Commodore Howell Put In Charge of the
Merchantmen Converted Into Cruisers.

Commodore Howell Put in Charge OF the
Merchantmen Converted Into Cruisers.
Washington. April 1S.-Sccretnry
Long to-day decided to assign Commo-
dorc Howell to command the newly
organized patrol fleet, consisting of
the Yosemite. the Prairie, the Yankee
and the Dixie: Nv
Secretary Long was very anxious to
avail himself of the experience of
Commodore Howell, but found some
difficulty in doing so, in view of the
fact that he outranks both Commodore
Schley and Captain Sampson, In COM
mant. of the two fleets. Neither OF
these officers could in justice have been
relieved to make room for the former
commander of the European squadron,
and the creation of the new fleet solves
the difficulty. 1t is probable that the
San Francisco will be retained by Com
,nodore Howell as his flagship, thus
materially increasing the strength Of
the coast squadron.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
EXPECTING WAR IN MADRID.
Spanish Sailors Vow to Return as Copuuer
Ors or Not at all


Ors or Not at all.
Madrid. April 20, 8 n. m.-The news
papers of the Spanish capital this
morning were eagerly bought. They
were very warlike In tone.
The Liberal moderate Republican,
rcmarks: Even Minister Woodford is
convinced that war is at hand, having
left his farewell cards with the diplo-
matte body"
The public generally accept the situ-
alton without apparent concern.
Advices from Cadiz say that the
commander Of the new Spanish SQUAD
ron now being formed there recently
visited the shrine of the virgin with
his men and there addressed the crews
of the ships, offering the choice of re-
maining behind to- whoever felt fear.
The crews, 1t is added. unanimously
declared that they. preferred to 90 to
battle, whereupon the Spanish com
mander and his men knelt, and took u
solemn vow never to return to Spain
unless victorious. '-r -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREvlTIES
Captain p. II. Ray is returning from

Captain P. H. Ray is returning from
! Alaska.
Ward line steamers are hurrying pro-
visions to Havana from New York.
The Union Pacific has cut down the.
shop forces on the Kansas Pacific di-
vision.
General Lee has declined public re-
ceptiOn in Washington rendered by vet
| Grams.
Mr.. Gladstone attended church last
Sunday. His condition remains about
the same. ... . ..... ...s.
Sxty-two bodies have been taken
from the recent slide on Chilkoot
pass, Alaska.
There are indications that Princeton
college may secedc from the Presby-
terian Church. st
Homing pigeons will be taken on
Captain SIMPSONS fleet with which to
send messages to shore.
Masked robbers nearly killed a
wealthy farmer named John Broas,
near Chadron, Nebraska. .u....
Spaniards at Valparaiso have been
foiled in plot to blow up the United
States gunboat Marietta.
The New York health board will pay
full salary and give leave of absence
to all employees who enlist for war.
. The American Express Company
will give all employees half pay while
in the army and hold their places for
them. .' r
Great Britain has withdrawn her OBJ
lection to the passage down the st.
Lawrence river of our revenue cut
ters, IL they start before war begins.
A wheat elevator at Charleston,
Massachusetts, burned on the 18th,
causing loss of 81 100000. The wheat
belonged to Joseph Letter of Chicago.
At meeting of the board of regents
of the University Of California, Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst offered to construct and
equip, at her own expense, a building:
for the college Of mines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
sAoAsTA's STRONG WORDS.
Says That Spain Will Not Consent to Lose
Any of Her Territory II,

Any OF Her Territory. ...Hs,
Madrid (via Paris, April I9.-Thc
supporters of the government in both
houses of Parliament met in the Sen.
ate chamber at. 5 o'clock tllis after
noon. Senior Sagiista. the premier, ad.
dressed them as .follows:,. ..
This is not the moment to trace n
parliamentary program, but the mo:
ment to unite ourselves. as our fathers
have done, in the face of an Odious at
tempt against the integrity OF our ter
ritory. The insult offered us to-day. is
the most Infamous that has ever been
offered" Prolohged applause)
Continuing, Senior Sagasta counselIed
the rapid constitution of the. chaE,pcr.
in order to accord to the government
the means to defend the 4-ountry's in
terests. "a -.
.'Spain." he added will not allow
n parcel of her territory to be taken
from her with, impunlty; nor will she
be "A party to any tratficking for her
possessions" prolonged and enthusl-.
astic applause.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
COLORADO BRIEFS.

Lamar is to have electric lights and
telephones soon.
The Colorado & Northwestern sur
vey to Eldorn liz nearly completed.
A banquet to the memory of Thomas
Jefferson was held ut Denver on the
18th.
The grade of the Colorado & North
western road is nearly completed to
Ward.
Railroad men in the state are talking
Of getting up regiment to fight
Spain.
Captain Andrew Jackson of Fort
Collins has enlisted n company OF light
artillery.
A Salvation Army colony OF 100 peO-
pie has left Chicago to locate In Prov
crs county. '.
Denver fircmen now have a fine
gymnasium, which Is very complete
and up to date.
Tom Murrah fell down a shaft 2UO
feet deep at Victor. but was not hurt,
us he fell into water.
Professor Wilson has resigned the
chair OF mctallurgy and assaying ut
the State School of Mines.
The Glce Club of Colorado College
has been visiting several towns OF the
state and winning laurels.
The officers about to leave Fort I.o-
gan for the front were given n ban
quet by prominent citizens Of Denver
on the 10th.
An EpIscopalian school for girls and
young women has been established In
Denver. Miss Anna Wolcott, sister of
Senator Wolcott and who Is now In
charge of Wolfe Hall, will be at the
head of It.
Ell Pnso, Fremont, Otcro, Las AMI
mas, Prowcrs and Kiowa counties
were represented at n conference last
week with the Pueblo county COM
missioncrs to consider uniform ASSESS
ments and other matters Of mutual In
terest.
The Northwestern Life Insurance
Company has judgment OF $34, GOO
against st. Leo's Catholic Church of
Denver, and the property will be sold
to satisfy the claim IL some arrange
ment is not made by the parish within
thirty days.
The county commissioners OF Arnpa-
hoe county have decided to reduce the
rental of water from the Colorado
Northern Irrigation Company from the
High Line ditch to S1.50 IN inch. The
former price was S1.75. Recently the
farmers along the ditch asked re-
duction to 81 an inch and hearing
was had before the commissioners.
]. S. Swan, the fish commissioner,
has notified the government officials
that timber thieves are cutting timber
In Pitkin county near Basalt. Accord
Ing to the information that Mr.. Swan
has the hieves have cut over 10000
feet of timber that has not been re-
moved from the ground. The depreda-
tions are alleged to have been going
on for over two years.
Judge Harris in decision at Colo
RADIO Springs few days ago gave n
| blow to stock transactions. The court
held that the register of the transac-
| tion as kept by the exchange did not
comply with the law. and therefore the
contract could not be enforced. Inc
contract of sales Mt the exchange Is
simply an abbreviated memorandum
in which the names of both parties are
reduced to two or three letters. These
memornndums are made at the time of
sale, and it is impossible to enter each
detail so as to comply with the law
The decision means that no transac-
tion on the exchange can be enforced
| by law.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
AN ULTIMATUM SENT.
SPAIN IS GIVEN THREE DAYS.
II Her Troops Have Not Left Cuba Thon
They VIII I,s Expelled by force-senor-
Polo Ready to Leave Washington.

Washington. April 2o-l1:30 n. m.-
The President has just signed the con-
grcssional resolutions and also the III
timntum TO Spain requesting her to
withdraw her troops from the Island
before Saturday, April 23rd.
The ultimatum IL now being cablcd
TO Minister Woodford to he presented
to the Spanish government. The text
Of the ultImatum canno; now be OBJ
tnined. ...
Immediately the Presidents action
was made known to the Spanish minis
ter to the Uisted States he announced
his proposed withdrawal from this
country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21

''Somc OF Ia. powers. Including
France and Italy. are acting In concert
with the Vatican In an effort to per.
suade Spain to abandon Cuba. 1t Is
said Spain Is secretly inclined to this
course, but prefers to await the out
break Of war. In order to have the up-
pearance OF yielding TO force and SO to
be justified by public opinion. At the
Vatican and several OF the foreign en-
bnssies 1t Is still believed there Will be
no war"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
CUBAN RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Cuban Republic Not Recognized Senate Proviso that the
United States Does Not Intend to Annex Control the
Island Agreed to. ..I- ..... ...... ..

Washington. April 19.-Following Is
OF the independence Of the people OF
Cuba. demanding that the government
OF Spain rclInquish It's authority and
government In the island OF Cuba and
TO withdraw Its land and naval forces
from Cuba and Cuban waters, and d.
recting the President OF the United
States to carry these resolutions into
effect.
Whereas, The abhorrent condi-
tlons whach have existed for more
than three years In the island OF
Cuba, SO near our own borders,
have shocked the moral sense of
the people of the United States.
have been disgrace to Christian
civilization. eliminating. rs they
have, in the destruction Of Unit
cd States battleship and 2GG of Its
officers and crew. while on n
friendly visit In the hnrbor OF Ha-
vann, and cannot longer be en-
duretl. as has been set forth by the
President of the United States in
his message to Congress Of April
II, 1893, upon which the action of
Congress was invited; therefore.
Resolved, by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States Of America In Con-
gress assembled:
First-that the people of the Is
land OF Cuba are, and of right
ought 10 be. free and independent.
Sccond-That 1t is the duty of the
United States 10 demand, and the
government of the United States
does hereby demand, that the gov
ernmcnt of Spain n; once rclin-
Quish its authority and government
in the island of Cuba and with
draw its land and naval forces
from Cuba and Cuban waters.
Third-That the President of the
United States be and lie hereby is
directed and empowered 10 use the
entire land and naval forces of the
United States and to call into the
actual service of the United States
the militia of the several states. to-
the extent rs may be necessary to
carry this resolution into effect.
Fourth-That the United States
hereby disclaims any disposition
or intention to exercise sovereignty,
Jurisdiction or control over said
island except for the paciiication
thereof, and asserts its determina-
tion when that is accomplished to
leave the government and control
of the island to its people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
American con.ul,s servant Klll.d.

London, April ia dispatch to the,
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says II
telegram received there from Malaga
reports n resumption Of the riots ut
Malaga on Monday and that the Amer
lean consul's negro servant was killed
and persons In the crowd were injured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21
Enrll.hmen Expelled FROM Havana.

London, April 19.--The Timer an
;nopnces this morning that its CORE
'spondcnt has been expelled from Hn
'vana. Against the expulsion the Times
protests editorially,. chlracterizing the
act as another of the Spanish efforts
to stitie the truth"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21

The government is said to have
bought the steamer Hampstead and Its
cargo Of coal that was about to sail for
the Cape Verde islands. -
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influence. working with spain.

London, April 19.-The homc CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle sa.s:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-04-21

trail position Of Hawaii is pointed to
by naval experts, who want it for
naval base.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
5orifjeuiet.

2sroag inotraf "glep gprt" os
"Gtruria" til Rem gort, "Paris" til
southampton; "2ucania" dfgit ira
Rep gort. "SsnOug uutom "Rorge"
iii Rem gort og "llmbria" til GiO.rs
pool; "Gampania" dfgit ira Queens
totpn.
"8ictor" llloIpinoeri, beliggenz
be / Goboes, 81. o., neo6rGnote Yrs
Rag Mpreen. Oct gialot for at bore
2anbets iterits llbfpinosri; oper
1000 Qrbeioere fdnot Der ut Gepes
brsb. 5abst aniattes til n9r en- balD
Wilion Dollars, oattst Dso fulo U.s.
Iurdnce.
lInbsroanbsbaaben "5ollano"
bIsu 5reoag bitten sipst en- M fcrelss
big prepe ct tort Stptts uofor Berth
ambop, q. q. Opfinoeren. Sohn g.
Sonano. os en- anoen Mano Iisg nso
msb ben % forblsO IA Sob unoer
9anoflaben / omtrent en- hdlD Vine.
Seniistsn meb osnne preps bar mar
melt at beItemme Spnsbsn al gaaaz
ten, bens 0pttsrbsboloers os appuras
Ter for tomprimsrst auft. Spfnbes
rem ertlersoe ia tilirsbs meo ReiuIs
tatst % sr rebe til at fOrstass ben aabs
ne prsps | bpbt @anb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
3Eltd1iuu,t.
s~,aorasmmeu Deenneer.

st lloeir meo Stub bsrIfeoe 2ers
bag often % gat til SsnOGg oDsr
Ban Gitp. 9ranodlurms og 3ele'ons
truupe FAINT elsftri'ts 2eOninger 5leite
neo unber Stormen.
SittdbanasIss Riper bite Jig Wans
oag at 6aps itsget to Sob / bet IioIts
OeQn. 2onoepeie pda Spoiioen al
Sloben bar oosriOsmmeoe, beber bet
fra Wiblono.
9anoitonben / 8lact Riper er ida
6ei, Tom BEN nspps bar pGret paa 20
2(ar, berettss Ssuoag fra 6~rospsll.
Sien bar repet meo zig ben norors
Del at 9roen, og 6 Sob 8uno itadr
poer SDobroen, LEGION Jor6inoelIen
sr afitaaret fra geitiioen. gdnost
tiger irsmosles, pg en- forlis 5lom be-
Irpgtes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
LlunIus.
sipoist ssiweIts eammsunse

5 en- llsnisbeb 5reoag aftsu msl'
lem MeoIsmmsr al be to SpiTtOleaioe'
finger / 2sabsnportb a~ngaaenoe
"Glafs 6olprs" blsp .. Nttpater
ituot / 2aaret og furlig iaurst at 3a6.
grogan. 0snne blep Itumildast uns
Der aampen pg bill mulissns tabe Sps
net pad bet enc 2ie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
sars sarisn s~tssnssaarp sluoieiis Dob.

&. 9. S~teens9uurb, Sc Rop, Wopsr
eo., unoerretter Os ON, at bans samle
5aoer, Ears 2arien, forIebsn Dag
pluolelig falot bso ON. Qfbebe blep
70 aar CANNED. San bapos altib pG.
ret itGrt og ulDrig ips. manse at
bans SIagtninge Dor runbt omtring
l be ito~notnaoiite Settlementsr % bill
meo SOrg mootu9e guoitabet ON bans
bratte Dob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
ztfhruTRu.
2torc eanohrGfninaer Speee.

Snbberetninger fra bet Snbre at
Staten til G%prn9dnolere / Omaha biz
Ter, at Der inbiaaes me9et 9~adrbpsbe,
og at me9en pleining for Wdisplants
ming aLlereoe er 9iprt / be 'ibite to
Tiger, mebens @eiret bar pGret I9rbe,
leg paarli9t. Surmarbeioet saar III
burti9t fra Saanben oOer belle Staten.
9lrealet mso @inter6peoe cperitiger
meo 20 procent al tioligere Retorb;
men ogfna @~uarbpeben % Maisurealet
bill blioe betpbelig forsget. We9et
mt 2ano er brettet for 8aar6oeos, ps
mere Somfruldnb ppplsies M ipaar
eno nogeniinoe tioligere paa 10 aar.
Eli at eisre oisie ubpibelisr bar mans
&c at Tarmsrne fuaet Mibler beb Sal
get at iiOite &urs apling; andre laas
ner Benge for at tunne giere bisie
Improvements, ibet be aisr Rsanina
pad %inoeoGrenoe Mars SeIt.
en- ipanR ztuoent ,aar grnsi
Rotsrt 4arsleb, en- Ipanf Gleo
neo SeiItolen / Gbuoron, ft / 2grs
bags bntelig prpgl al nogle ameris
tdnIte Patrioter peo Stplen, foroi BON
hapos pcpet at uotale Zig paa en- uhspiF
49,
MtGaoe ON ulptten meo "Wtaine."
San angipes at babe Tagt, Sbel9ggel.
len at "Wtaine" bar tilpas. SITTER al
bare bleoen mDrbuntet, Tastes Der
ben til en- / HGrbeben itauenbe Gal
cg truebes meo Sengning. poa bette
9iospuntt 1T can lnoiGtling fra
nogle 9lbre Mebelsper.
Gu 1Os.ioriua ipriparer 10 loot.
Gn itor Posie forbitrsoe Sdrmeye
meb glpobunbe bar ibag begipet ia ub
pud Sagt efter fire 8anbitt:r, iOm
igaaraftss plgnoreoe % mlsDdrOlece
@iaiam SdulB ire Mil eitenTor Gin
coin, itriOss oerfru ben 13oe bs.
uagtet Mr. S9uIB er 70 2tar qammeI,
9iproe ban Taper W~obitanb. 6dn er
en- Manb at it9rt 2egemsbpgning. 5
% Iar bar ban beet enipm paa i'm
6arm ps Ia9t Jig en- ~betpoelig 5ormue
tilbsoIte. cg 5olt oiloe pioe, at ban
bdpoe siemt fine 9ense / SustiGloeren.
Nlan bar ialfaIb alorig feet BAN tn
til nogen gant. enoitjent ban adrlig
oars iplgte en- tor apliug, &p9g og
andre 5ormprooutter. SEPARATES 1T
ban 9efss at Snobruostpps. Den
gamle Manb puugneoe pIuofelig, grs6
en- Wtuistnip pg badnotsrebe ben meb
frpgtelig Strait. 0d Ra6oer inofdnbt
Iig imorses, piite 8lobItpatter pdd
8Ggss og Gag pg tire ufbusne Jirgre
paa 9ulpet. al Gamlen bapoe fpun9et
1T ubGnbigs ReoItab meb eob Dirt
ming. Mibt imelem fine iitDtterilads
eoe Msbler, Der laa butter til butter,
blep ban funoet liggenbe bspibitIss.
Dams &ngribere bapoe fldaet BAN /
Sopeoet meo en- alubbe. pa ban oms
fiber tom til fig ieien, ~fortlarebe ban,
at fire W9nb bapoe banet ia Del ajens
mem gdgosren; be traabte ben til
Sengen og forlangte bans gen9e.
Wfen iitebstfpr at eftertomme Spfors
bringen ilps Fan fra fig mso aniOen,
og ban er filter pau at bare fnittet
Dem sanIte fslsliat; tbt Fan bsrte ilers
uoraab al Smerte. Der bar paIua
glooipor fra Suiet uo / Mdrten.
aiGlOsren unoer Suiet bapos Rsrerne
g%ienusmrobet, men ingsn Stat funnel
finoe. Dit, bpao be nj ftiaulet pso lit
popslige 5%Orstagsnos, bar $40.
arptn 6yslis! 1ias;ren: 4S,s 10,
si'rus b,os ON en- iOcu almisi,. ass er ioa
%iulitn!s
3amsn: sTen bporfcr arbsie,r g ifit!s
siessrsu; "3tt lar its csiaa D.. be pea.
men ioa blipsr ies bare sncnu mere iulisn. .
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
SirenstprenDc aarsans. 20. 20 B.

Sosntttst. Saainart bette fer, pil
bun faa fig opsrlcperst Stisber % ans
ore IGrbipapirer pebrsrsnbe ben benoe
tiIfalote en9eIits Qrp. Mrs. Ballard
blep ION Barn f~tiaaIet fra lit Sjem i
@uslanb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

life mobtdgs 3ilbuoet, ha be troeoe, at
5lgbsoptten life pasiso. for ct iaa Dams
lieIigt atbeibe. Oct paaftoa.s al
mango, at bet oil blips umuligt CT faa
8rag.t taget op, pa bet CT meset mere
~bsItaoiget, .nb man fru fsrit al bdrbe
troet, Os b~esforubsn ,r bet iunt.t opbt
neo | Wubbsret.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dfr.ifs.
dtereo. 3irsbdg Gftsrmiooos, beret.
ter ct ientr. Telegram. Den ct nu
fGrbig msb 1T arbsios os oil ubar'
6eib. I'm Rapport / aep Bsit. Oct CT
msgst la~noIpulist, at Rapport.n bltr
OFsntlissiort inoen uoganssn af benz
ne uge.
De- ber.ttes, at 9ptterne fanot en-
unberfisif Babel b.Itaosnoe al 7 Rob.
6ertroaS.. Dett. f.dl bore bet f9r.
teIte gepis, nan Gar, for, al be Ipdn,
ne Qutoriietsr CT ~dnfOurlis. for Ebe'
laaaelr.n at "Waine." Wan pee for
fttert, at Der | Sdpands Sdpn hte
6ruo,s faabann. adbeltradbe for 9e'
lefons .nn 3el.graflinierns. IRAN
beb ogIaa, at Der bar III. en- men pp
Miner | 6upanos Sdpn.
m~aeiemms Iuaanee
On Entertainer, Tom be fioite BAR
ltgsr FAR beisst Cuba. friper bl. a.
felgenbe:
Stretningen meIem 6dpana %
Saaua be la 9rdnbe, en- 4fitdnb al
200 Wil ea.r mere, frembpber It reo'
font Glue al gbelasselle. gao mile
lang. Stretninger fer man fun for'
tun.be Sutterrsr, fom Diir, boor
6dabe Spanisre % Gubanerne bar
onpenbt Iottefen. Snbimellem sr
Blotbufe, bpor fpanT. Solbater boil.
Der til. paa bb.ri 8lotbus .r ct lb
Ret 3uorn. bpor en- ipanR SoIeot
6olber llotis. Spis en- ReccncsntroSo
forfsa.r paa at TONNE ubenfor gp'
granbIen eIer gua oper arohaen, bltr
Fan uben pibsre neoifubt, os 6pis en-
Oprsr.r forisg.r paa'at Marine fig.
msber iamm. Stiabue BAN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1ilItonb CT ube.
Frib.lia. BE sr rroIomt ~afmasrebe,
% berss 2ibelfer CT bi.rtetiarnoe.
8i Iaa OplassbuIs fuloe at bunsrenbe
apinber og gsrn. Disie 5ott bar
Spdnierne breost iummsn | Smaas
6ber, % BET 2nuo, be beboeoe og opr,
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pand. % Be bar MI fuloftnnoig apus
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pdtfiisrsr mso Sprererue.
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Den 15bs BE-. sioroe Sprsrerne ct
augrsb paa ct 9asiagsrtog melsm
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