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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
THE KHALIF A.
The Life and characteristics OF the
Fugitive Deryisn Chief.


Abdullah ct Taishi Khalifa, whose
power has been broken by the British
forces under General Sir Herbert
Kitchener. was the NEST powerful and
successful of the three khalifas of the
three leading Arab tribes. that in 1882
helped the Mahdi TO overthrow the
government OF Egypt in the eastern
Soudan and establish the AIahdist
despOtism in its place. Each of these
Khalifas commanded a distinct sec
ton of the Mahdi's army, and Abdul
labs force had most to do with the
humiliation of General Hicks and his
army. Abdullah was the favorite OF
his master. The Mahdi believed that
if he died Abdullah was the only man
who could maintain the strange en-
pire he had raised and keep the upper
hand OF the rapaciOus Soudanese
tribes. Before his death the Mahdi
nominated the Khalifa Abdullah as
his successor. and thus the cruel and
whose leader was Abdulah, became
the masters of the Egyptian Soudan
and ruled it with a rod Of iron. The
Mahdi died on June %. 1885. after
three years of power, and Abdullah
has since been known as the Nah
dis successor" There was intense
jealousy and disappointment on the
part of the Danasla and Jaalin tribes,
who had been the rulers. but now be-
came the ruled. Civil war on account
of Abdullah's accession was narrowly
averted, but he was too strong for his
enemies in the other tribes. and they
finally chose the part of discretion just
when all had been made ready for bat
tie. The new ruler then made it his
business TO render the other tribes
harmless. He reduced the power OF
the TWO other Khalifas. and they be-
came men of little influence He sent
many of the Jaalin and Danagla
Emirs in chains hundreds of miles up
the Nile, and he permitted his Bag
CARA to plumber the other tribes with
out mercy, under the pretext of levy
ing taxes. There has been only one
ruler of the Soudan for the past thir
teen years, and he has been the Khal-
ifa Abdullah. He maintained his pol
icy of cruelty depressing all the te0ple
except his own tribe, until he was
frightened very badly by the news that
England and Egypt were getting ready
to invade the country and overthrow
1c 4 hot 1cH
Omdurman he made great show of
reversing his policy lie pardoned the
imprisoned Emirs and tried in many
ways to win back the disaffected peO-
pie. The Khalifas empire, within
which not particle of European in
f1uence has permeated since the Mahdi
captured KhartOum, extends along the
Nile from DOngola on the north to the
neighbOrhoOd of Lado on the south, a
distance of about thirteen hundred
miles. Omdurman, the capital just
across the Nile from the ruins Of Khar-
toum is about midway between these
points. The Khalifa lost Darfur. but
still his empire extends from the west
ern limits Of Kordofan 10 Abyssinia
on the east, and embraces about
100000 square miles. During the thir-
teen years he has controlled the des-
TIMES Of the Egyptian Soudan it is eS-
timated that nearly three-fifths of its
inhabitants have persisted through war
and famine. Constant warfare has
greatly diminished the male popula-
ton.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
A Irving Duty.

1T was the grave digging" says a
soldier quoted by the Worcester Ga
zette, that broke down many of the
boys Nothing could be more dis
heartening than to take the body OF
q dead comrade out and fight off the
buzzards while digging the grave. II
IS bad enough to hear the earth rattle
down on the top OF coffin containing
the form of comrade, but is shock
ing to put an uncoffined form into the
ground and pile the dirt on top of it.
The men detailed for burials were
easily disheartened. and the soldier
who lost heart was candidate for an
@rly burial"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
STRIKERS NOT GUILTY.
Kidd Conspiracy Case Ends III verdics
for the Defendants.

The verdict in the Kidd conspiracy
case at Oshkosh. Wis, was not guilty.
The cause of the defendants rested
largely upon the legality or illegality
of the practice OF picketing. which the
state maintained amounted to con
spiracy. but which the defense con
tended was in itself innocent and law
ful. The Importance of the case was
not moderated. it being cOntended that
conviction meant the end of strikes
and the impairment of the effectiveness
of labor organizations.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
THE Parrot IN TRADE.
Used by a Collector to BawI Pertinent
Things About Debt.

Things About Debt.
No use 10 dun EN-! No use to dun
EN-. They're deadbeats,' These
words, uttered in shrill, piercing tones.
attracted a crowd in the vicinity Of
Lincoln park. A well-dressed young
man emerged from the vestibule of
residence, where he had been convers-
ing with a woman. and rushed down
the steps to a covered buggy in front
of the house mo use to dun 'em.
No use to dun 'em! They're dead
beats" Quiet, Polly, Shut your
mouth" cried the young man as he
removed from the seat OF the vehicle
a large cage containing a particularly
vicious looking parrot. After several
times repeating its uncomplimentary
protests the bird finally subsidized and
its master reascended the steps to the
vestibule, from which he soon emerged
with some bank notes in his hand.
It's an original scheme of my own"
explained the young man a little later,
and I'll explain the scheme if you
keep it mum. Sometime ago | was con-
nected with an agency that employed
uniformed collectors and yellow wog
Ons, object being to intimidate the debt
or, who would pay just bill rather
than be disgraced by having Self-ad-
vertising bad debt collectors calling
upon him every day. After time legal
proceedings were taken by disguised
debtor who had been persistently an
noyed. and the wagons and uniforms
were promptly suppressed. But are
deadbeats to escape paying their just
dues on that account? | thought not.
and recently devised the plan | am now
carrying into execution. People whose
names are on the blacklist are gener-
ally shrewd enough TO understand the
situation and a settlement is at once
made or arranged for. | have been
operating for over a month, and In
but one instance has Polly been called
upon to repeat her well-rehearsed act.
! am told that complaints have been
made to the police and L must make
hay while the sun shines. Good day.
"By-by. I'm bird, am" shrieked
the parrot. as the enterprising collec-
tor drove briskly away.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
An Eccentric Old Man.

Michigantown. Ind.-The late Willis
n. Boggs, of this (ClintOn county,
whose death has been reported. was
80 years old and noted for his eccen-
Sricities. He left valuable estate. to
De divided among his sons. Years ago
me persuaded the government to estab-
lish a pOstoffice at his country home.
which he called Burnside: serving as
postmaster. He did not believe in
christianity, scOffed at religious rites.
and, i'm obedience to mis- own request,
no minister attended the burial. the
Body being carried to the family lot on
the farm and inferred in the simplest
Kay nnssihla
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
HOolev's Friend, Lord de la War;.

Lord de la War;, whose name has
become we'll known through the Hoo
ley scandals. is not yet thirty years
old, yet he has had a varied and in
some respects remarkable career. At
first he tried the inviting but difficult
game of diplomacy, and failed. Then
he went out as a commissioner OH
pearl fishing for wellknown jeweler
Then he tried telegraphy. But he has
been signally successful in nothing. In
person Lord de la War; is tall. thin.
with a small, light mustache and
slightly bent shoulders. When a boy
he used to play with the dukes of Clar-
ence and York. Hide-and-seek was
their favOrite amusement The Wales
boys also wanted to win, and being
bigger and older they occasionally
found it convenient to use little
healthy coercion. And once the duke
of York sOundly thrashed Lord de la
War; because he would not let him
win. From present appearances it
looks as though Hooley were also
thrashing Lord de la War; for not let
ting him win.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11

the shelves in his own room those
who are privileged to penetrate into
that pleasant retreat will see a fine
set of Thackeray Mr.. Blackmore
lives among his trees and flowers and
glass houses. His room looks out on
a dark line of cedars, contrasting with
the delicate tracery and soft green OF
the birch. For overy forty years he
has lived in this home at Teddngton.
When he bought it the place was a
village, with village postmistress
and a vicarage empowered in flowers.
Now the great wen London has spread
over it, and railway station is at
his door; though his trees hide all
buildings, the hubbub of life pierces
theiG."
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Appearance.

do you think that women are much
influenced by a mans personal appear
ance?" asked one young man. Il should
say So" replied the youth with .
peachy complexion and curly hair.
Apollo was all right in his day, but
he'd have to put on quilted trousers
and wear football mask to make any
impression now"-Ex.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11

amazed at its continued success, evinc-
ed among many ways by the nam
ing of ships and coaches after it.
oh, that book" he eXclaims, annoyed
if it is mentioned III his presence. 1t
is pity it was ever written: ii ought
TO be destroyed for he is tired OF
hearing about it. An English friend
writes of him that he has an intense
dislike to the modern interview and
the word boom" is to him accused,
and he adds: In all Mr. Blackmore's
work there is clean manlinesS an gen
iality that ever emanates from him
when in his presence a fine hatred OF
humbug, and sharp insight into char
acters, especially rural character. His
books are tinged with the humorous
sarcasm that ripples from his lips
when you are talking with him. He
has great love and respect for the
giants in literature of his own early
days. In his latest work. Darrell he
eXclaims: Who is the most delight
full writer of our race since Heaven
took Shakespeare in hot haste, when his
hand was too close on the Tree of
Life? The answer, although SO long
in coming, comes louder as every year
adds to the echo. William Makepeace
Thackery, and in handy position on
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
BASS for Eel River.

LOgansport. Ind.-Ffsh Commission
er John ]. Hildebrandt today received
consignment of 800 bass from the
government for stocking Eel river.
charge of Jesse Hale of MeredOsia, Ill.
Not one died in transit, and Hide
brandt is supremely happy. He has
been tSying to secure the fish for sew
srai months. He is one of the most
yigiIant deputies in Indiana. and has
captured more seines and has more
prosecutions of violators to his credit
ahzn any other deputy in the state.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Cruiser Maria Teresa SnnI,

The Maria Teresa, one OF Admiral
Cervera's ships sunk at Santiago ana
raised by the United States, lies at the
bottom Of the sea about thirty miles
north CT San Salvador. She was sunk
in a heavy storm while on her way to
New York
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
JAS. r. KEENE.

154%. As soon as Mr.. Keene discOv-
cred this he gave orders for the sale
OF his own holdings and before the
other members of the clique were
aware of what was happening Keene
had made 81 100000.
BY that time the tobacco trusts
stock was down to 1852, having de-
clined 1914 points.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
UAefuI New Hafa.

Most of the girls look very neat In
those new style campaign hats. They
ought to be a popular theater hat.
They are the kind that can be taken
off without mussing the hair Rain
won't spoil them and later the felt.
water through.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
David \. Wells Dead.

David i. Wells, the economist, i
dead. He was long prominent in pub
lie life. In 1899 he was awarded the
gold medal at the French exposition for
his contribution to economic literature.
He was the author of a mum Der OF
books on tariff and financial questions.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Not Quite.

What do they call the microbes that
breed diseases, john" Please sir.
germs" "Correct-and what do they
call the people who know how to han
die germs in a scientific way?" please
sir. Germans. Ally Sloper.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11

why, these are not he shoes / or
dered,' exclaimed the lady of the house,
with extreme vexation. This is a
pair of expensive French kid. can
not afford such shoes as these"
Beg pardon madam" said the mes
senger. respectfully, but you've open
ed the wrong package. This pair is
yours. The other was ordered by the
house maid"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
GROWTH OF TRADE.
Large Increase i'm Exports from Ameri-
can Rnrfs.

An increase of more than 800 000,-
GOO IL exports and a decrease Of more
than $l00.000,000 in imports is the rec
ord OF our foreign commerce for the
nine months ending September 50.
1898, compared with the CORRESPONDING
nine months of the preceding year.
No corresponding period in any year
Of the country history has shown such
n rccnr1
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Oppose Indemnity to Spain.

Seven governors and several mem
bers of the house of representatives.
have given their views on the propos-
ition to pay Spain $40,000,0 900 for the
Philippines. They generally agree in
opposing any plan for a money pay
ment by victor to YannuiShed.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Arranging for Marchand,s Return.

The Paris Matin confirms the report
that the government will instruct Mai
Marchand to return to France with mis-
expedition from Fashoda by way of
Jibutil on the Gulf of Alden, the only
route consistent with French dignity"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Fire at Cleveland. Ohio.

The works Of the Standard Car
Wheel Company at Cleveland, Ohio.
were destroyed by fire. Three thou
sand car wheels were damaged. and the
total loss, according to the owners. will
foot up between $4,000 and $4,000.
partially covered by insurance.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Hostilities Resumed at Pana.

There has been renewal Of hOstili-
ties. amounting practically to pitched
battle, between the union miners At
Pana, ILL.,, and the imported negroes
from Alabama. A number of shots
were exchanged, but no one was seri-
S1v hIlrt
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
KEENE TURNED THE TABLES

Several Wall street men. Mr. James
K. Keene among them, combined some
time ago to get control of the stock
of the tobacco trust
Their understanding was that none
of them was to sell any of the stock
until it had reached its highest pos
sible figure, and then all were to sell
at the same time.
Ten days ago Keene discovered that
this agreement was not being lived
up to by some of his colleagues They
were beginning to sell on the quiet,
it is said, as soon as the stock reached
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Advise Alliance with Germany.

The Paris papers are urging VI. Del
casse, the foreign minister, to sound
Germany, which is the power having
the greatest influence with the sultan.
with the view to the immediate reopen
ing of the Egyptian question.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
AUTHOR BLACKMORE.
NEARING THE END OF A HIGH
LY USEFUL CAREER.
The Writer of Lorna Doone" as lie
Appears in His Old Aee-Lovc for
the Novelists of BygOne Days One
of His characteristics.
}. BLACKMORE

ID. BLACKMORE
has passed his sew
enty-third birthday
in good health.
The always be-
witching L or 4 a
DOOne' was writ
ten nearly forty
years ago. yet it is
still sold by the
thousand. L Y e n
the auth or i S
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Total Receipts for Year Show Si4G,356:
Expenditures, SI45,3O3.

Expenditures, SI45, 1913.
At the regular session of the Wom-
ans Board OF Foreign Missions reports
showed that contributions to the
amount of $103, S64.06 and legacies to
the amount OF S30,5S1 have been re-
ceiVed. The grand total for the year IS
$l46,356. The total expenditures were
$245.303. leaving a balance in the treas
urX of 81 OBJ
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Transport Arrives at Havana.

The transport Panama, from Santi-
ago, fears for whose safety had been
entertained, arrived at Havana in
afetY.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
To Meet at InIlia mills

The seventh annual convention Of
the American Republican College
league will be held in Indianapolis
Nov. II and Is.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Foreign Troops Occupy Crete.

The international troops have occu-
pied the fortresses in the island of
Crete.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
Newly Minted.

1--WE got new idea "Hmh, II
ought, then, to be bright one" Elk.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
bpao Saeer tiger
en- Ye.ru.ua for SpgDOmme hos
Spiuber.

Pesru=na er, bOuo 9ottcrerne FOL
Der paa, mar bet gjRloer adtarrb /
llnoerlipet; "a bet er SOinosns Sbgs
bonn. Sslsenoe greDe gipsr en- 5ortlus
ring ON, 6rdb Eager tentsr oerOm.
20. 2. NeTorb, 90. D, 1919 Sat
sepentsentb st., aarias Gitp., no.,
'~triOer: Seq bar brugt aue 9sres
Mtoler pg timber BEN i9rcelss puaiiz
beige. pssrusna er ct masslsft Sjal
psmiobel ~ligepoerfor "6ungs OF liie."
8 flere 9unbrebe 3ilfelbe FAR jeg an
oenot bet, og oltib 6eloigt. "Wansas
lin" hi9lper ~betpoeligt pou S~orpsielie
og 5oritoppelfe. ) min praris Far
jsg brugt bet | 10 aar pg BIZ altib
foreftripe bet for mine patientsr. Ca
cuzspisa bar jeg life / min proris
brugt Iaa meget iom be TO andre, men
bpab ieg bar brugt AZ ben bar pGrst
tilfrebsfiaenoe. Seq bill ejsre at,
bpuc ies formuar, for at unbsfale De
res nsset perbifulbe Mebicinsr."
&C Waltsr, W. D, 9ictens Gits.
Ssras, @itribsr: Seq itulbs enfte. man
hopbe feet min Sone for to 4ar Iiben,
CO nu ie bsnbe. 9engaug psiebe Jun
lite mere enb 1O8 9unb; MI sr benoes
gagt 145 punb. Seres Meoiein
gioroe nstop. bpab ben uogipss for, og
bet gisr ale 9erss Mebieiner.
Seq bar forIsgt "Wansdslin" / ct
mssst olporligt silfelbe al "3auns
oice," pg bet Oirtebe fprtrinligt. Seq
hclOer altib en- Joripnins at 0sres
U}ebieiner, os bper 5oreipsrgiel ON
BEN BIZ ieg 6eipars." y,
Gns mesei belarenbe CO pent uOItprst
BOG ON ipeeieGs SDiubsipsoomms
"Sealtb anb 9eautp," isnoss frii, men
fun III aoinbsr. Den sr ftreoet at Or.
Surthun, Der iisnbsr til aft ON Iaas
bdnt; abrssfe, Dr.. Sortmun, so.
mmSts .Stip.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Sporfor table @rGfcrneg

Gn artitel / "Ringsrsn" al aaps
tein $. angeQ b%sgpnoer Iaaleoes:
Nddr Der bar Ire 9prtsre mob bier
0rater, pd sr bet 10 lst NOT at iors
flare fig, at be fsrite maatte Oincs.
Sg iau er 10 3prtsrne ncele al Der
cens tapreite Splpater.
De flsfte >: be, icm life far Ituosret
ben fbfte Brig, pil p%isielig pare at
BEN Mening, at 5pltetallst pe 5appers
bsbsn par bet afgierenos. Strange er
imiblsrtio at en- felt anosn Spfatning,
os bldnbt bisie er ieg bu islo. Gfter
Ct i~nbgdusnbe Stubtum AZ fofte arig
er jeg tommet til ben Mening, at aes
ten b0ilteniombelit anben europaiit
S9r al Stsrrslfe iom ben grGite utso
2etbeb pilos ia maetet at TAME
gb6sm 9aidas 9tOifioner. Seq tror,
at 6els Srisen pifte ps - BET famine
Tom ida mango ariss for =, at bptrs
fen 5oltetaIet slIsr 5apperbepen er
BET aIgisrsnbe, men 0iicipltn pg 2es
belie. pa ZEN tprtiFe 2ebelis ON mus
Iist por snbnu i~lettere suo ben srGlts.
Iaa er Der sfter min Msning fun en-
sing isien, og ion eiorbe llcllaest
- bet bar Difeiplinen.
Ser bar Omtrsnt bet snsits, Der ABB
itilts ben sraffe fra ben t1rtilte Sols
BAT.
gesse sr / 9siiboelie df fort perions
liat Wop. besse er ~bdarofsrs, usiIoHls
me Og trdftiss Tom faa. Wlen iau Ear
ri Grrftislsn. Gprtsrns oporages ira
9urnsbsu at / Sismmsne, / StOlsrne
til en- lsi 9rao al 2pbisbso. 9GrbsOiss
feb os Rsipeit. 6amilisoporassIisu sr
mGrislig ensartst. Den fattige Bon
oes Sen 6lir bolbt til be famine Oms
gangsrsslsr Jon ben fornsmms Manbs.
pan lGrer FANNIE 9ilIen, Dc famine
Spar poa Be toupeniionslle Spergss
mail og be famine Stitis, ION Ior
Grsmpsl at rsiis fig ep for alors. at al.
rents en- Spforprins til 9sltasslis |
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
&Oao Si!pptncrnc ircnts
Drin8cr.

Dor rpe Grbpsrpelis, be FlippinIte
Der, er megst frugtbars. 5 1897
f~rsmtrugte be antagelig 100000 IONS
Gutter. Spert 4ar apIes omtrent
2,5001Sons SdHe. Muuilabamp er
betisnot. 4urlig ubfsreS bsnpeo 100,
COO Tons. 5p6ut pprer let. Spert
aur ubferes fra 5ilippinerne omtrent
1000 Cons gIdOtObat, benpeo 14O
Milioner Gi9urer % life lungt fra
1900 IONS Gppru, etIlugs &otoss
ngooer. 8tsie 5 Pyooutter sr Yer
mes fornemite; men BERTH mda fsies
Wluis, Isoe Yotetsr, alminOeIige 90
teter, 2Grter, Nsbber % fOrreitsn az
items tropiite 6rugter. Sub finoes I
Glueleier, og Sern % Sui CT Der Sper
Hob al.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

en- linosrboIonins, ben porc urott.lise
SsIObeberltsIie. qsitlie ior aIosr %
'autorit,t. llnoeridnstIs unoer Den
mGsti9ers itiaeb. 9ilis, ubsn l%amtioig
at tabt en- bis JsIclie at focal Gtss'
ititletbso, bioraasr til at binoe Uaass
ierne idmmeu. Gnoslig maa
man ia | 9strogtring ben ubDre Ma6t
iom Sultdnsns Raon uoeOsr pua Sius
eene, sarits b%ortieet fra, ON ben netop
re9jerenoe Storerrt sr popular cIer
life. Sons Dub sr for ben Iroencs
COB og Stinbne. 6dr GuItauen taft
| en- Gag. lua sr 1istuBiicnsn oercr
nosluttet" (pon Der GolB).
Soloatsr al ct idaoaut 5olt mda
oGrs fsriterongs. % Oercm sr oglaG
omtrsnt ale Sficersr snigs. De ops
ordges / bemotratiIt Gnteltteo og tGns
fer. fslsr % banoler ariitotrattit, be
lGrsS isrit og fibit til at blioc oiiciplis
ncreoe. 90 osri ligser iaop,l bet tDr
tilts RIGGS Tom ben t9rtife S9rs
Stbrte.
Wdngetsn pdG Diicipliu sr netop
@rGternes tore Spagbto, be mdnglsr
ben | Stattn. | Srren, / 5amitierne
bGaoe bgit % laUt. fort Idgt ousralt.
eonoet bar fra Olbti6eu al pGrst belt
| gBgcer, Og Solicit uGrst iplittet. %
bette bar lat 1T prRg paa 5oltetdratz
tersn; bette bar unUitlet meosr perfpns
Zig MISUNDERSTANDING, msg,r 5etps
radoigbsc, itor 5ribeostrang, men os-
iad libeu Sdmfunbsdanb tiltroos ior
ben tore Observation-Disclosures Der sr
@rGtsrn, egen.
Gratsrnss Observation-Disclosures bar
bragt Dem til at Ore fore Summsr
poa fin 0Gr og 5ldaoe. men ben opris
penbe inDre politit og mangtsnoe Dis
Iciplin, Groen og Gs6elie i due 5or'
bOlb bar giOrt bsrss BsitrGbslisr fruss
teslsie, ioet alt bleD baltsnbs, intet belt
giennemfert.