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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Strike Temporarily Settled.

JOLIET, Ills, July 31.-Two hundred
men resumed work yesterday in the
Merchant mill of the Illinois Steel COM
pany. The wage scale has not been
signed, but the men go back on certain
conditions. A general suspension of
the steel mills in Joliet is not looked
for. The blast furnaces may be shut
down for repairs, but all other depart.
ments are expected to continue steadily
at work
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Wilson Not a Candidate.

DEs MONIES, July 3l.-A special from
Traer, Ia, says: "Secretary of Agri-
culture Wilson is not and will not be q
candidate for United States senator and
stated to reporter that his name must
not be mentioned in connection with
the office. There was no quibbling or
hesitation in his talk. Mr. Wilson is
spending some time in this community,
the guest of his son, who lives on a
farm in this county. The secretary is
in excellent health"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
New Postmaster at Marion.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, July 3l.-Post-
office Inspector Ketcham removed j. S.
Willard, postmaster at Marion. and in
stalled E. I. Alderman as postmaster in
his place. Some time ago, upon request
Of his bondsmen, Ketcham went
through the accounts and found a short
age of $1,000 and the removal is the
result
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Last pays Of Jester Trial.

New LONDON, Mo-, July 31.-This is
the fourth week of the trial of Alexan-
der Jester for the murder of Gilbert w.
Gates in 1871. Attorney Allison for
the defense made his plea. He empha.
sized the instructions given by the judge
to the jury that they should not find
Jester guilty without it was proven to a
moral certai nty that he had murdered
Gilbert Gates,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
RlVBTH0USANDG[VBUP
Free State Army Has Had
Enough of War.
SURRENDER UNooND1T1oH ALLY.

frfn0lOO SOuEnC FOr IermS, Out Meet6
With Rebuff-Alleged That Many Beers
Have Gone Through Naaupoort and
Will Lay Down Their Arms,
BLoEMFoNrEIN, July 81 General
Prinsloo, with 5000 men, has sur
rendered Internationally to the
British
General Hunter, having received a
written unconditional surrender Of all
the Beers in Caledon Valley, attended
to accept the surrender. General
Prinsloo, lately elevated to the chief
command, arrived, and proposed the
unconditional surrender. General
Hunter refused any conditions except
to allow the Beers to keep one riding
horse.
About II o'clock the troops were
drawn up in two long lines on the hills
and over the valley, and the Beers rode
in between, throwing down their rifles,
together with motley collection OF
clothing, blankets and gear, such as
was found in General Cronje's lager
The Fitchburg commando was first
to lay down arms, consisting of about
$50 men. Then came the Ladybrand
commando, with about $50. Fifteer
horses, two guns and fifty wagons were
given up. General Prinsloo and Com
mandant Crowther were received by
General Hunter at his tent, where they
were we'll treated and accorded every
courtesy.
Many of the Beers have gone through
Naauwpoort and will surrender to Gen
eral Mcdonald. Others are still arriv.
ing here. The Harrismith and Vrede
commanders are yet at large, as well a.
some Beers who got out of the valley al
night, but the prisoners say that those
outside will surrender and that this viii
practically end the Free State army.
The Beers say thev would not have
surrendered had they not been sur
rounded. They have been placed in ,
laager under guard and will be KEEP
there until all surrender.
LONDON, July 81. = The Mornin;
Leader asserts that Lord Kitchener ha
been dispatched from Pretoria to Krug
ersdorp to organize column to reliev
General Baden-P Powell, now besieged b,
General DeLarey at Rustenburg il
| Western Transvaal
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
-Four Case. of smallpox,

VICTORIA, BIC. July 31.-The steamer
Danube, which reached here last night
from Skagway, has report from Daw-
son showing that the smallpox epidemic
now prevalent there was brought from
up the river. UP to July II only four
cases had deYeloDed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Victim. still Alive.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, July 31.-Corporal
Charles Balsley and Private Jesse Ru-
pert, Battery A, Danville, whom doc
tors pronounced last night fatally in
jured by the premature discharge of a
cannon at Camp Lincoln, are still alive
and there is a bare possibility for their
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Severe Fire at Cherokee.

CHEROKEE, Ia, July 31.-A disastrous
fire here yesterday was confined to old
frame buildings. Those burned out
are D. R, Perrin, barber shop; Frank
Wagner, shoe shop; Charles MAJ, liv-
cry; DR.. Parker, livery; Stevenson &
Co.; w. j. Coakes, paints and wall
paper; A. M. Seidl, groceries; William
Larson, meat market.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
monument Dam May Go Out.

MONUMENT, Colo, July 31.-A land
slide damaged the reservoir. A small
stream is now running through and it
is feared the dam may go out. The
reservoir covers seventy acres, is ten to
forty feet deep and is now bank full.
Monument is on high ground. but
should the dam go out Colorado Springs,
twenty miles south, would be damaged
and the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
would sustain injury to its tracks.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
orcana On the Run.

LONDON, July 31.-The Colombian
consul general here informs the AS
sociated Press that he has received a
cablegram an nouncing that Uribo has
been precipitately abandoned by
0 rcana, who is being pursued by 1000
troops. The situation in Panama and
on the coast, the cable message says. is
satisfactory.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Tried to Kill Chief of Police.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 31.-A
negro pugilist named George Walker,
yesterday attempted to assassinate
Chief of Police Harrington while the
latter was sitting in his Office. He fired
point blank at the chiefs head but
missed 1t is said he attempted to take
the chiefs life out of sympathy with
the negro Charles of New Orleans.
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the 17th of July, but may renew. rne
enemy are decreasing. The German,
Russian, American, British and half of
the japanese and French legations still
defended. japanese say they have food
for six days, but little ammunition.
The emperor and empress are reported
at Peking"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Baseball Results Yesterday.

Sioux City, 9; Omaha, 5.
Denver, 8: Pueblo, 6.
St. Joseph, IL; Des Moines, 10. Ten innings.
Boston. 3; Cincinnati 4. Eleven innings.
Chicago, 4; Indianapolis, 3.
Minneapolis, 12; Buffalo, g..
Milwaukee, 2; Detroit, 5.
Kansas City, o.; Cleveland, Z.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Iowa Firemen at Cedar Rapids.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, July 31.-The an
nual tournament of the Iowa State
Firemen' s association will be held in
this city Aug. to 10. The local fire.
men have completed all the arrange.
mcnts and it gives promise of be ing tho
largest and best ever held.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Games Today.

Western League-Omaha at Sioux City: Des
Moines at ST. Joseph; Pueblo at Denver.
National League-Pttsburg at Brooklyn;
Chicago at New York; Cincinnati at Boston;
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League-Cleveland at Kansas City;
Buffalo at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at Chi.
cago: Detroit at Milwaukee.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
DIR. Andrews Returns.

LINCOLN, July 3l.-Dr. E. Benjamin
Andrews, chancellor of the State
university, reached Lincoln yesterday
from Chicago, and joined his wife and
son. DR.. Andrews will take charge of
the university Aug. l. His Inaugural
ton will be combined with the uni.
versity opening address, which he will
deliver Sept. 90, in it outlining his
policy
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Assassin Formerly Lived in Paterson

Assassin Formerly Lived in Paterson.
New YORK, July 3l.-Angelo Bressi
lived in Paterson for over a year. He
was employed in Hamil & Booths silk
mills. His close friend there was Carl
boni Sperandio, the man who few
weeks ago shot down his foreman and
then killed himself, leaving behind a
letter telling how he had been selected
by lot to kill King Humbert, and hav-
ing choice, owing to his living SO far
away from Italy, killed the foreman in
stead,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Crop Exceeds Expectat,on,.

WEST POINT, Neb., July 31.-Thresh-
ermen report wheat as yielding from 1s
to % bushels and oats from 35 to 80
bushels per acre. This is better than
expected. Farmers are busy stacking
grain.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
NEW DETAILS in TRAGEDY.
Murderer Is Lacerated Before He Is
Landed Behind Prison Bars.

Murderer Is Lacerated Before He Is
Landed Behind Prison Bars.
MONA. July 31.-New details Of the
assassination of King Humbert are
available. 1t happened so quickly and
unexpectedly that the king was dead
almost before the spectators realized
what had occurred. The king, amid
the cheers of the crowd, came out smil-
ing, accompanied by his de-de-camp,
General Ponzio Baglia. He had entered
the carriage and was just driving off,
when the revolver shots We're fired in
quick succession. Some witnesses as.
sert that Bressi was seen just previously
waving his hands and cheering. The
first shot wounded the king in the
neck, the second, the fatal one, pierced
his heart and the third broke the arm of
the already dying sovereign.
The crowd was stunned by the un-
expected scene, but speedily a rush was
made toward the assassin. He did not
treated until the carabiners secured
him.
The king, after the shots, fell back,
pressing his. hand to his heart He was
instantly supported by General Baglia,
who told the coachman to drive with all
speed to the castle. After his exclama.
ton, "It is nothing" he did not utter a
sound. Blood gushed from his mouth.
The assassin, on reaching the guard
room of the Carabineers, was in pitt
able condition, his hands and arms be.
ing lacerated and bloody and his clothes
torn by the angry crowd Replying to
questions he hissed through his clenched
teeth: "Tell them came from Amer
lea on purpose to kill Humbert. I have
only Just arrived from America and
know no one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Duke of sax.-coburx De.d

Duke of Saxe-Coburg Dead.
CoBuRa, July 3l.-Prince Alfred
Ernest Albert, duke of SAKE. .Coburg,
died at 10 O'Clock last evening at Rose.
nau castle, from paralysis of the heart.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-07-31
Aberdeen Lighting Plant Burns.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 31.-Fire to.
tally destroyed the Aberdeen gas and
electric light plant, involving heavy
loss, partially insured.
GATHER AT DES MONIES.
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ITALY IS IN MOURNING
Rome Displays Flags at Half:
Mast and Draped Portraits.
PROFOUND SORROW IN CAPITAL.

Details of the Assassination of King Hum
bert-Regicide Is Roughly Handled by
the Angry Crowd-Prince of Naples suo-
ceeds to Throne.
ROME, July s1.-signs Of mourning
are rapidly appearing throughout the
city. Crepe is displaced upon many
residences and public buildings. Por-
traits of the murdered monarch are
hung from points of vantage, draped in
black, and flags are flying at half-mast
everywhere. King Humbert's remains
will be brought to Rome and laid to
rest in the Pantheon.
Thousands of kilograms have been re-
ceived from all parts of the country in
dicative of the deep sorrow felt by the
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KING HUMBERr.

whole nation Everywhere work was
suspended and the bourses and theaters
were closed At Palermo an imposing
demonstration proceeded in solemn 81.
lence to the municipal Offices to express
the sorrow and indignation of the popu
lation, after which vast crowd cheered
the new king. There were similar dem
onstrations in other towns.
A proclamation from the queen
regent has arrived announcing the ac-
cession of the Prince of Naples as king
and stating that parliament will be con-
voked after the funeral.
MONA, July 31.-Bressi, the slayer
of King Humbert, is strictly guarded in
prison. He continues to preserve alb
solute indiff erence and took his meals
without any sign of being affected by
his position. Bressi is young, tall and
swarthy. Itappears that he remained
four days in Prato and two days at Bo-
logna, after which he came here.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

SaaIRnge ~aIminbelis Stemmeret pp.
retbDlDes, pil 9artiitiQinsen / Spbsr
peobliue at uRre ben ianme Tom ier,
flyer Silarp q. Serbert fra alabama.
Cmtrent bet iomme Qntal, ipm aar
SIR. Srpnn lin Stemme / 1896, bill
itemme paa BAN psioa / 1900. Oct
sisr inseu 5pritjel, boem aanoioaterne
er eaer buOrleces glatiprmen lpoer.
9emptrateruc pil peo bpert @alo goo
al meo Seieren / ale ipbIise Stater,
tnotiI 0eserns er latte uoenfur 9oliti.
Ten. Msn naar Oct FER, pil ben bpiot
SsiOItHins belle fig i 10 Slotts, iom saai
I'll hper i'm Rant LEGION pppe / 9proen
Saalerss berimup Reseren iaar Cor
I'll al femme, MI ban itda paa ben ent
Sioe us ben b0ioe Mano paa Der
anoen.
2ette er tpoelis Gale. 5lers al Sp,
osns Staier nrbsiber benimob en- Ssur.
anorins.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

Sra Sbunsbai ~itriuss, at 800 ubeit.
lnrbTfe Observation-Disclosures er antpmne til
Ntins. Deb Satu, nsbenfpr Gbinas
Soppeoitao, lisser M % fremmsbs
Srigs'tibe - 8 rusIiIfe, 3 brittle, 8
tbfte, 3 frantic, 2 an~eritanite, 2 iapa.
nsiiite pg l itaIienif. 5oruOen 9siatz
nirgen bar be rusIiIte Stibe 1900
SpIoatsr onborb mso alt fprnsoent
npitpr til ct 5elttpg. $4,000 rusItIte
Srpppsr boIrss / 9srsbitab / port Or
thur.
5 Waihinetpn tror man, at be iaaz
taIote gprsrs, iom ipiasr Sprprsre /
China, saar en- surupGiit Wasts
ggrsnoer. Oct sr sobt at rife | rert
@ono. Sm gIansn bill Ipttss, er en-
anOsH Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Sanf plvnoret.
Hepere plDnorer 9anfen | SbclDabl.
-6ele gpgnin9en iprGngt.

9es Mpines, Soma, lite Suni.-Spas
rebanfen i Sbelbabl, 20 Dfil noroerIor
Der, blep ipren9t al fire Heoere mat.
De Itjul $1,000 ps rgmte, ~eiterat BABE
bpIbt minbit so 9prsere / Npe meb
Rifer.
Sort eiter Wtibuat rpitebe Ell ioriGrs
belig Grpluiiou Sper, og piebliftelig
bar Snbbpgserne paa Senere. Ct BIif
pppper Main Street piite, at Sanfbpos
ninsen laa / 8riner, % at bens Ipms
mer brGnbtc. 5emti 8or9ere ItprteOe
til Stebei, men bleo mDbt al RiIlelp6
Senberne paa W9uo, ipm trueoe nreb
at itpbe ben fsrite, iOm nprmeoe ia.
s Sfinnet al 8ranben / Ruinerne iaaes
to andre MGno, ipm plpuoreoc bet goes
laste Hen9eitab.
8prserne bapbe life meotaoet goa.
ben, % be 10 Rsoere paa Saat, truebe
meb pieblitfelis 8pb bper ben, ium rprte
paa Jig.
2a be andre to bar iurbise meb@enas.
ifabet, git ale tire meb lgiteoe Sitter
baslanss iiIba8e % iorioanbt / Msrfet.
Sanfbpsnin9eu er tOtalt gcelaot. Ia.
bet a%nllaaes iii $4,000 ioruocn Sc
81, 900, iom &puerne fial.
Sntet Spor eiter Rgperne fan Do.
bases.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Sam bar bange.

"Rei," IA Mpslanp, leg fan life
sisrs bet. Seq ftuiNe moi ba 9pit til
at sua inb / ct at oisIs bemmslisc
SsIfabsr; men bet er life at tante
PAD"
"9oorfor itte?"
Seq er banse for Jslgsrne. Seq
tunoe maaite bli 'StOrmosul' ellsr nos
get, MAJ talosr 'Stormaetisite Yos
tsntat,' sler 'Sbab' eler 'Ga6em'
slsr noset iaa Der, os ituloe ies ba
bjemms briife os bare mig Zig. os bet
nossnIunbe iparebe til bisis bsis 3its
Ter, uiIos en- operlesen apinbe lom
9enrietis, min aone, gau uo az TT
sobe Stinb. SO, Sirrss! Sun piIoe
life tdale Bet"
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Gorfen forbt.
Misiunriifraaningen bar iaaet Gcgn.
Hegn paa andre Steosr.

gismard, q. o, Bite Wtai. -
Ssrten er ooeritoaet, og ioag eier bet
nsb ppsr belle Wisiouriftraaningen.
Regnet bespnote ST. 7 imorgss og bar
falot itaois belle 0dgen. SStotil bar
ben porenoe Grpoe lite taget nosen
Stabe at 9eoe os Ssrte, og bette Regn
lOpsr COB Bert. 5urmerne, iGrltg ies
mere Sios Smmisranter ira Soma,
ium iettleoe paa @aibburn og tili9s
genos 2uno, er tilfreoie.
8opbls, g. D, 31ts Mui. - De
mango Tigers 9srte er ufbruOt al ct
friItt Rssn. Sn9sn Staoe bar giOrt
beromtring at Ssrten.
8rittpn, g. O., Bite W{oi. - 81
eoot Resn er fulot - BET fsrits / en-
Madnsb. Oct er at Den itsrite 8aroi
for !Spepeaplingen. Jl%ariauing, iOm
matte Dpbsre paa @runo At 5srtsn,
Ifal iorti9ttes meo fornpet Strait.
Sddipn, Winn., 30te Wai. - st
itartt Resn falot Der 5iosoug often
og bar messt gapnlist for Snoen.
uoiigterne er M lpie.
Sonestctpn, q. D, 31te Mui. -
st itertt Regn falbt ioag Der og pau
andre Stsber / Sames 0ulen. 9ets
8upn fan life pperouroeres, bd SGoen
bar begDnbt at lioe at Ssrten.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

SsprhenpGrenee @uuernrr | Soma,
6prnee guies, er imob al 8rpun npnai'
ucres Ill otmutraiiif Grrioertfanoioat.
Sou bar Itrcpet til Sumes s. 8usIea
Nep gort. at Srpaus Domination oa
@ienupliuslicn al Chicago Blotiormei
ira 1896 befpoer %"9lcoerlns til Splter
Tor bel osmptratiite 8arii, % life BET
olers, men bet beiposr uslad, al DEMO-
traierre life poo mango Iar hi TUNE
rue SnoHpoeIis paa De nationa!c Inli9s
9enber."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Sror, at ban CT DOB.

2OnOon, lite SUM-. Filipino
reprGientunterne Der uptrptter inaen
5orbauIeIie ooer Rapporten ON Qauis
naloos 0so. uugtet be life bar fact
nogen 9etr9ftelie paa Rapportcn, trpr
be beg, at ben er Idno. De flyer, at be
oioite, at Q9uinulou / be tire iioIte Muas
nsoer banoc p9ret / Omegnen at Gan
Miguel % San Muteo. De Iioer oas
Iua, at ban bar pGret / Manila, uoen
at Mpnoisbeberne pioite ON bet.
5ilipinoerne tiger, at IeIp ON Raps
porten er ianb, pil ben life bape mo-
gen 9irtnins pua "arigen," 7um bill
bljne %fortiut meo uforminofet arift.
De Tiger, at 8eneral Mascaoo RE
msligois pil efterfslgs Gsuinalou. Den
snsite unben rimelige &anoioat er Sc
neral pindr Yio bel pilar, gror at
Grssorio bel pilar, ION for nuale
Wtddneosr iioen blep orRbt / SGaa /
ytoro Su5pn. 6ilipinoerne inorsms
msr. at Der sr lbiiet til Strio mel
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

Get eantGnfte Trlits Imcnorrcrt I'll
be Horsneos Stdters 8onititution IONS
msr life til at bIipe fpreIagt Solicit.
Gftsr TO 0asss 0sbat / RsprGientants
buiet blsp BET peo afitemuingen brd9t
up al 9erosu. Oct mangleoe 80
Stsmmer poa TO 1rebieoeIe, Inn
@~runoIrpen frazer. 154 Saer itDo
mob 131 Refer. 9Idnot Sdsrne bar
Der 3 9emotratsr % l SsIpmano;
blanot Neierns 2 Republitdnere.
Debdtten par unoertipen ppIoiom %
peripnlis bitter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
On rdoifaI Eur.

Gn gdmmsl Sorbbrugsr, for h0'r1
flere 8isr bar bso al Miltbrar0, ri
tiliioit ben fire Sbe. at ban ieIo 0F
bIebsn dngrebet al benne Spgoor7.
San lob Itrar til 2agen, Der 1orala'
pes forie9te at bringe Fam til Jor'aI''
Den aarnle Mdno LOB Dd isnos Sno
efter en- srfdren Gage, iom oar psiI'Dg'
for fine belbige 8ure. 0enHe, ost i.
li9e par betienbt iom ct Stpite al ="
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bar fat meb Manoen, anitileot en- OIL
bpaselig 0iasnuie at 9mOotl"' :.
SSan lob, iom bar ban flllO1t9'O'S "
famine Menins Iom patierteI' o9 !"
oebe. at ban ffuloe furere BAN.
0uttursn Ttrsu osreiter en- Rs'SP.
luabe ben / en- forisslet SnrooIul ~
Iaaoe, at Munben ituloe gdd H"O
til apotbstst i narmsits Sp, -,
Den aamle Sorbbrugsr Ia9o' =
bet fcrteite, ban tunoe, men OIfO .;s ~
Smule benaust, oa apotbcieT'l 0''
BAN Recepten, Der lso iaa:
,.tyN EN|
"9enne Manb bar gSiitOFanp. w. ;,
BAN ub / @aarbsn laa BAN w.
arab bam nsO, iuuleOes Jpn s'''''
6oritrift bposr." s,roa,t,I
ReIultatet bar forbaulsn"
Ifriper ct ipenIf gldo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

2rioen meo Spanien % meo be lno'
fsote paa GiIippinerne bar ifelge priout
ailoe toitet BETTE 9ano $3SS,000,000,
ber inebefatte! ben Sum, ION Nmerlta
betaIte for os fiIippiHite Ssr. art9ss
iiatten bill / Be 70 gdr, ION erosr ben
30te sunni, baos inObrast $222,000,z
900. On tort Sip pil BEN pa oettet
ale Srigsro9tftsrne, isIO om ben neos
iGttss betnoefst. Bore 5innnier sr i
en- blomitrenoe 6orfutning. Stutstass
lens Snotegtsr uoeritiger buer miaan,o
llogfterns meo omtrsnt B Miqionsr
Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

"Secorah Soften" bar tiolisere e
por 6dn9s napnt, at asiIterenb.
StuisietrstGr ! Winneiota, 8. 8.
Somtn, burbe nominsrss til aanbioat
for Statsistretar. Oct er life nsos
neneiet M at omiule bans apaIifitae
tionsr for bette pigtise Gmbsbe; men
"DtcorubsP oien" piI bsrpo eisre
bans Bsnner | WIinndota opmertIom
pan, al buis b. bill sisrs npgst for at
faa BAN nominsret til 9anoioat for
Stdtsfetret1r. bsr be msos frem peb
be Gdutufsr, icm pnigsr 0elesuter til
GOuntptonpsRttonsr, Og BE- bar ugiaa
puaIesee bisfe Gelsaatsr, at be pao
Gpunthtonpentionerne fun paloer ioos
oanne 9slesater, ION pil femme for
8. s. eOmsn for Stutsistreiar. 9sttc
bgr bans 8ennsr bssbnbs at arbeio;
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