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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
MORE ELKs FOR DIVING.
w, II. Barnes Has Four Little Eel
lows Which He VIII Train


Sioux City, March l2-W. II. Barnes
arrived in the city Yesterday with four
baby ciks which he has had quartered
for some time at Friend, Neb. The elks
We're captured when very small near
Green River. Mont. They are soft-eyed.
timid little fellows, and as soon as the
weather IS warm enough Mr.. Barnes
will commence the tedious task Of
teaching thcin To dive from a high plat
form into 4 tank u water.
Yesterday the four little elks We're
TUNED into a corral With the famous
diving elk Ringlette, who has attracted
much attention all over the United
States among animal trainers. Ring
lette. whose mate Ring WAS killed last
summer in making a portions leap, is
as tame as an old mich COW. This elk
made much of the young ones and Will
be of great aid in tanning them. In the
same corral was Punch. another elk not
more than is months old, who has learn
ed to dive quite Well.
Next season Mr.. Barnes Will take
Ringlette and two of the young elk 10
Paris. where ne has a contract to have
them dive at the exposition. He ex-
poets to start ABOUT April s. He viii
leave Punch ard the remaining two
young ones to perform in this country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
Baldwin in the Bastile.

Clinton, March lo.Bruee L. Baldwin
had hearing in Judge Ftnkis court
yesterday morning on the charge of Sc
curing money under false pretenses. He
is charged With having two checks
cashed under the pretense that he had
money on deposit at Dubuque which
claim later proved to be false. accord
ing to the statement of the bank, which
sent the checks 10 Mr.. Prunk under pro-
test.
Baldwin waived examination and was
put under $500 bonds for appearance al
the next term of the grand jury. In d.
fault of bail he was lodged in the county,
bastile. According 10 all reports Bald
win had good luck in securing free
board. 1t will not cost him a cent at
the county jail but he may not like the
company.
Mr.. Powers. of the Revere hotel. also
has a claim against Baldwin, whom he
charges of beating him out Of $40 hotel
hill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12

United States Senator Sullivan.
81 desire to say that have been tax.
ing Pe-ru-na for some time for catarrh,
and have found it an excellent medicine,
giving me more relief than anything
have ever taken.-W, v. Sullivan, or.
ford, MISS.
United States Senator Roach.
sPersuaded by a friend 1 have used
Pe-ru-na as a tonic, and am glad to tes-
tify that it has greatly helped me in
strength, vigor and appetite. have
been advised by friends that it is re-
markably efficacious as q cure for the
almost universal complaint Of catarrh.
w. n. Roach, Larimore, North Da
kota.''
A free book on catarrh sent to any
address by The Pe-ru-na Drug Mig Coz
Columbu Ohio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
DIED IN HIS ENGINE.
Engineer Holman ofthe Centrai Ex-
pires at his Post.

DubuqGs, March l2.-W While running
along at a fast rate Of speed Friday
might near the bsslt crossing this side Of
Chicago. Engineer Hoffman dropped
dead in his seat in the cab of his ems
gina. He never uttered a word Of warm
ing ana died Instantly. 1t is supposed
he had heart disease. A rather peculiar
thing about his death is thai he died al
most on the v@.y spot where his train
ran into another freight tain last
Monday. when 50 many ssaekmen and
Others, including TWO Dubaqaefs. We're
quite badly injured. The deceased was
IS years of aga and was well known all
along the road
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
sIBLEY GAZETTE SOLD.
Old and wen Established New paper

sibley March FL w Scott and his
son Harold. of sac City. have bought
the Siblsy Gazette, the pioneer news
paperof Sibley and osceoia comfy.
Mr.. Scott ana his son are tIrst class
men in every respect and Will continue
to keep the Gazette in the front rank
of northwestern IONA Newspapers.
f. F. Lyon delivers iuii posssssion
April /. Mr.. Lyon has made an earn
test effort 70 build up The Gazette. No
one has q better name for business in
tegrity and newspaper enterprise. He
has conducted the paper for several
years and has helped raise the standard
of journalism in the northwest and
made many friends He has not ma
tured his plans for the future.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
Mcpherson Not a Candidate.

Des Moines, March IA Washing
ton special to the Capital says: The
report that ] am a candidate or would
accept the federal judgeship is simply a
Register story said Representative
Mcpherson yesterday. II only care to
add that / am sincerely and earnestly
in favor of Judge Davis
Burlington Republican Nomination.
Burlington, March 12-The republican
city convention Saturday night nomi-
mated DR.. ]. s. Carter for mayor over
Neauman. the present incumbent. as
the result Of q hot canvass on both
sides.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
CORNELL GIRLS WIN.
Result of the First Debate Between
Ladies' Of sister Colleges.

Result OF the First Debate Between
Ladies' of sister Colleges.
Special u Times -Republican,
Mount Vernon. March l2-Ihe first
debate in Iowa between the ladies OF
sister colleges occurred Friday night at
Cornell College between the Philonla-
thear Literary Society and the Hesper-
ian Literary Society of the State Uni-
versity. The Cornell girls We're victor
ious. For the university Miss Ludwick
Miss Cav and Miss Fesenbeek support
ed the affirmative. and for Cornell Miss
Cotton. Miss Naunlan and Miss Albrook
the negative, on the question:
Resolved. THAT every city of 5000 Or
more inhabitants should furnish a sys-
tenn Unemployment for It's dependents. :
The judges We're Mrs. Emma Ridley
Golgrove Cedar Falls. Dr.. \. f.. jerks.
in. employ of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, Washington. u. G.. and Prof. q.
=. Wyckof, Iowa College.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
RICHARD wARREL CAUGHT,
Man Who Robbed Hotel at Union
Captured Near Eldora.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, March 12-Deputy Sheriff
Harris In response to a phone message
from Union Saturday located and ar
rested one Richard Worrel, charged
with stealing razors. revolvers and
knives from the New England House
at Union. Only a razor and strop We're
found on his person. He was taken be-
fore Squire Lundy at Union and fined
s25. in default of payment of which he
was committed to Jail here. The young
man is from Audubon. He attributes
his conduct to the use of whisky. He
says his father is a well-to-do farmer.
He has two discharges from the army.
Warren E. Rathbone, book-keeper in
the First National Bank, is recovering
from a severe attack OF quinsy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
IOWA WRESTLER WINS.
Gotch Beats tho Nebraska Champion
at Humboldt

Special to Times Republican.
Humboldt, March l2.-Frank Gotch.
of Humboldt champion wrestler of
Iowa. in catch -as- can, and j. III. Galen-
tin. champion of Nebraska, met il a
bout at the opera house Friday night.
1t was TO have been the best two in
three. Gotch Won. Galentin got one
throw over Gotch in thirteen minutes,
Gotch getting two over Galentin in four
teen and fifteen minutes. Goteh taking
the purse of 500 and gate receipts
After the contest Gotch accepted the
challenge of Michael Grove. of Omaha.
to wrestle in two weeks at this place.
Grove to throw Gotch three times
straight or lose.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
Kean succeed uennes.y.

Dubuque, Mareh 12-Now that Arch
bishop Hennessy S remains have been
laid away his probable successor is be-
ing discussed. The dead preates MEM
Ievy Will long be cherished, and his peo-
pie Will mourn him many days, but the
affairs OF the church are paramount,
and a successor ID him must be named
as speedily as possible.
In matters Of such Importance. how
ever, the dignitaries OF the Catholic
church make haste slowly ard VIII
take all the TINS necessary to deiiber-
ate on the matter.
The post CT archbishop is next TO
cardinal of which there are but two.
in America and there are twelve arch
episcopates
An archbishop, therefore, being Of
such sovereign Importance, his death is
provided for III the designation during
lnis life time of an administrator Who
takes charge and authority Immediately
| that the archbishop becomes incapaci-
ltated or dies
Very Rev. Roger Ryan, vicar gen
Ieral is the administrator of the arch
lepisoopate of Dubuque and Immediately
on the death OF Archbishop Hennessy he
became the administrator and viii eX
| ercise the full powe. and authority of
an archbishop until successor TO Arch
bishop Hennessy Is chosen.
The Julien lobby was crowded Thurs
Hday afternoon and evening with the
/ clergy and the absorbing topic of dis
cussion and SPECULATION with them Mas
i the probable successor.
/ What authority the clergy had, that
is, from where they had their intimation.
is not stated. but from the manner in
which some OF .hein spoke It is believed
/ they had strong reason TO believe Arch
bishop kean Viii be recommended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
DIED DEFENDING HIS MOTHER.
Sad Anair Ending in Murder Near
Rock Branch. WOODBURY. County.

Rock Branch, Woodbury. County.
Sioux City, March 12.-Ernest Mey-
ers, Il Rutland township farmer, Sat
urday evening murdered his brother
in-law, Christ Bauer who owns a farm
at the edge Of plymouth county, in
Garfield township.
In a quarrel at the home of Meyers
between Meyers and his mother-in law
who is Mrs Dora Bauer, mother of
Christ Bauer. the son took his mothers
part against the son-in-law. who was
quarrelsome from drink, and was
stabbed with a pocket knife in the
jugular vein. His body was found in
the road some sixteen rods away.
where he had staggered before he fell
lifeless.
Meyers was found fast asleep on a
lounge in his home. not ten feet from
the spot where he had recklessly drawn
his knife and lunged with fatal effect
at the son, who had commanded him
to cease beating the mother, who is a
woman of 70 years.
Saturday Meyers and Bauer went to-
gether with a load of hogs to Kingsley,
where they trade. Meyers became par
TALLY intoxicated. On their return to
Meyers home he left the wagon before
the horses We're unhitched and as soon
as he entered the house began a quar-
rel with Mrs. Bauer Finally he struck
her with his fist. Mrs Meyers inter-
fered and received blow and was
roughly handled
Bauer entered and protested at Mey-
ers' conduct Instantly a big pocket
knife flashed out OF Meyers pocket and
Bauer fcried out moment later that
he Was stabbed. With crimson
stream squirting from the jugular vein
he reeled off down the driveway to the
road. He died there alone
The frightened wife alarmed the
neighbors; the mother became hyster-
ical and was Frustrated with the shock
or the crime she had witnessed the
parties to which were both dear to her
"A posse of men assembled and sur
rounded the house, thinking that Mey-
ers might make resistance When
they entered, however. he was found In
drunken stupor. He refused, or could
not talk.
At midnight the Sioux City police
were notified of the crime. Deputy
Sheriff Pecaut and Coroner Wade were
in turn notified and at l2:45 they start
ed off on the long thirty miles over baG
roads to Rock Branch to take charge
of the prisoner and to hold the in
quest.
At Rock Branch 1T was learned thai
Bauer bore an excellent reputation
Meyers reputation was only marrec
by the fact that he often became intox-
icated and was then always quarrel.
some. 1t is believed that the relations
between the two men had been pleas
ant and that the deed was prompted
only by the rage the drink had ere
ated.
Bauer was prosperous. He was 8
years old and owned the farm of som,
100 acres on which he lived. He came
from Mills county, this state, abou
II years ago. 1t is not known whether
he is married or not.
Meyers rents his farm of 100 acre
from William Rock, of Scott county
and is considered a good tenant ant
prompt pay. He came from Scot
county about twelve years ago. Boil
men are Germans,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
New Home is Empty.

Belmond, March l0.-After many
years of welded life Frank Davenport
a well-to-do farmer living near Bel
mond, and wife have separated. Mr.
Davenport had erected fine new resi-
dence and expected to move into i,
soon, but owing to a misunderstanding
with his better half the home will re-
main vacant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
Tho Primary at Brooklyn.

6peCfaI TO 'IlmeS- NepubIlCaH.
Brooklyn, March 12.-At the republi-
can primary held here Saturday there
were .S15 votes cast. is of which were
counted out on account Of errors. The
election was conducted on the Austral-
ian ballot system, each vster being ex-
Doees1 to make . cross In the square
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
REDF1ELD, IOWA, BURNED.
All Business Houses on tho souti
Side of Mntn street Arc Des troycd.


Side OF Main street Are Destroyed.
Rediield, Ia, March L. Fire sun
day morning destroyed all the business
houses on the south side of Main
street. The flames ragged from 4 o'clock
until 4. The loss is estimated at about
100000, only partially covered by in-
surance. The following firms We're
burned out: j. L. Bandy, general store,
Stearns & Kriddlebaugh. harness shop;
II. Il. Thomas. owner OF building. Fred
Harper. meat market: Jeffries Bros,
the Fair store. l.. Reynolds, owner of
buildings; r. f. Stiles. grocery; Retz &
spillerse. grocery; j. Peppards build
ing; 3. Walsh. drug store; I. l.. Scott
owner of the building: Clint Keiffer
general store; S. Sheppard, barber
shnn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
rhe Irritnrinn Conference.

Sioux City, March 1o.-At the closing
session OF the semi-annual conference
of the Unitarfans of Iowa, held here
yesterday afternoon, it was decided e
establish a simmer school at Lake
Okopoji and regular headquarters i'll
Des Moines This will hardly be done
this year, however, so far as Lake Oko-
boii is concerned. Heretofore, altho the
headquarters have been in Des Moines,
it WAS without the general action of
the associations
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12
He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, o.. after suffering eigh-
teen months from rectal fistula. he
would die unless a costly operation was
performed; but he cured himself With
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in
the world. Surest pile cure On earth;
% cents box. at Geo. p. Powers" drug
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-12

Major General Joseph Wheeler, com
manding the cavalry forces in front of
Santiago and the author of 'sThe San
tiago Campaign" in speaking of the
great catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na, says:
81 join with Senators Sullivan, Roach
and McEnery in their good opinion u
Pe-ru-na. 1t is recommended to me by
those who have used it as an excellent
tonic and particularly effective as cure
for catarrh."
United States Senator McEnery.
Hon. S. ID. McEnery, United States
Senator from Louisiana, gays the follow
ing in regard to Pe-ru-na:
Pe-rn-na is an excellent tonic.
have used it sufficiently to say that I
believe TO be all that you claim for it.
-. d. McEnery, New Orleans, LOUISE
anan
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
SjGrncipOc.

Sfel9e llnosriggelisr ital itolbeos
Manoler gipe 9ierneu ben tilitrettes
liss R9ring, pg ben Mano, Ipm snIter
at bsbolos fine aanOeligs 8rafter /
uip9ttet Stano, bsr inoeTIutte Manos
Ter / i'm ou9Ii9e SpiieIeOoel. Safts
fuloe Srugter poer mere sQer minore
RGrina for Rsroer % 9jerns, os ale,
Iom er nsbt til at boloe fine Santer
flare. be5gnoer MI at inoie BEN fore
Jorosl peo at ipiIe Srust. 2G6ler
cir Siernen Ro. plommer er ct Wios
Def mob Rerppiitet, men cir Inlet Nes
ri%ngstpf. Samtioig er man 10 pau
bet Rene meo, at 6rugt life bar ben
famine 8irtning pao aQe Ga enbper.
Ro9le Menneiter fan I. Grempel alorio
ipiie ggbIsr uosn at lioe al be fret
telisits Observation-Disclosures efs
tsrpnd, for andre sr 9orbbqr en- fulos
itGnoi9 Gift.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
On Rattefarml.
6n M 5nouitri bar nopilIst ia
femte Warb | Waoiion, 9eis.

Waoiion, lite 5sb. - On M Sns
ouftri uopitIer fig i Smesnsn al gpsns
uniperiitet / fsmts Ware. Oct nps
6pretdgenee er en- aatteFdrm, bpis
SnotrststiEoe er Statsns llnipsritet,
bpis andtomiite Qfoeling Itaoie tr4ns
ger Satter og andre imaa DIR til
9ipiiettion, Dc. er, 9isiettion al lie,
penoe DIR / piosnItabslise gismeo.
Stotil blep SatteIeosrancsn bsisrae.
al Raboifdbets 9uttsr, iom ifsles
gjeniioig Spsrsnstomit forlargte so
Gents pr. Rat, iom be bragte lepsnos.
Waen MI sr en- aonturreni buffet op |
StitteIie at en- foretagiom 9ebosr /
Baroet, Tom faa 5orbeIsn al at able
&atter | tor MaaIeitot, % itrar be-
spnote ban at ipartiRtts lin S,oe. San
Iagoe tno en- 5oripning Satter, Iom
ban inoeitGnste / i'm 2aoe, % tradote
Iua frem pda uniperiitetsmdrteoet
meo ct Silbuo ON at lepsre en- bpeIten-
icnbtlit 0nItet aa~tteoaristet for e.
Gents pr. Sthtts, fprupiat al ban III
Wtonopol pau 5orretninssn. Du bett,
bar en- Rebuttion al 100 Brocsnt / he
reaulrre griisr, 6lep 5il6uoet NOR
t1det, % bsn n9Ite @ut, ION fom meo
80 Gents 9atte, III bet 8sTfeo, at Dc
life par tiltrRuot.
Hetop hpor Itor 8eIPtnino, 3utte-
farmsn 6ar pou 6nanoen, biess life;
men bans Rdbcer, fom sr neot til at
here paa al 9attemuViten hper Rat,
sr rsoe til at uFoios cbfrftet GrtI9rine
poa. at hun bar minoIt 100. 8uts
terne taller ON al tilpeisbrines st Sors
~fbdrsfono.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
lOS oar CANNED.
Jobn WOntgOme,g 5uuas GlDIte
WianD, blep DrGpt al ct Grain.

Council 9Iafs, 13ce 6sb. - Spbn
Wtuntsomerp, 1Oo 4ar gammel. iom /
no9en Sio bar p9ret Sopas elpite
Itano, blsp ipu9 opertiort al ct Srain
Og OrGbt. sSan ieireoe i'm 1O8pe 5epz
Ieisoog ben lie Sanuar. San bar
tjsnOt / n9ften beIe Staten. San bar
i 30 Aar pGret en- IremtrpOenDe Gilt
telie / gamle Ssttleres Weosr og
frempiite meb StOltbeo fine eMoalier
% blaa 9aanO, ION paa bisie Weoer
bleo gioet til Den GloIte tiliteoeO9renoe
YerIon.
Ere Qar eammeI Tom ban til Dime
rita meo fine 6orelore. l9un ido
DGibineton mango 8ange, % bar
9jemte paa en- SfiQing, ION Ratio
mems ferfte Mano gap BAN. 9ar
fienbte ale StatsmGno Is Qar tilba:
gs, % ban paoitoo al bare buaret De:
pefder tperspner Qanoet oe'topsr fra
G6icago, oa NapoIeon bIeD Iluaet BEL
Waterlop. s treoipe aar bar Der
9umle Munp boet Der unoer 9enneri
SmIorg. NQe BANS Slagtninger E,
bsbe. i6an trot PenIion for SieneItt
/ ben ~meritunTs &rig. San tiente us:
Ida / Sorgertri1en.
6uns tSelbreo bar m%ertpproig COB
San bar en- flint Tobqjanaer % al
for Here @ur FDen so Mil til ct Set,
lermeoe, forot ban life litte at tisrl
paa Srairet. Set bar hans Menint
at reiIe til Bariieruoiti1ingen tilSOm
meren.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16

Maot til at la 6omeittaos lipps for
Stat, noar be timber iddeaut rintelis.
Der sr forsIast 5orfos ON, at
Statgtdsftrsr,n Nal i1ttss iitdno til
at t~ilba1sbttaIt Qeuge. ION er optrrs
pei / Stat snsr for 2ttsniss ifplse
9ope, ION isu,rs al Dumitplsuc ertI9s
res for itriosuot mob aunititutipnen.
Senator alsranber bar ! Senatet
% Stuart / Suiet irsmiat ct li9elps
osnos Torilas osorfrenoe qsiurdnces
islftdber % 2udneinorstninger / Soma.
SuItt fortaitsos / sirsoogs mso
SO mob 81 Stsmmsr ct JoriIag at
prsntis ON. at ogida Scmsopatbsr
hal aniGttss pso Stateus 8aIsbuis.
Der blso en- lang Debut osrcm, oa
b~omeopatbiite Eager er talrise I
Soma.
; bsegs Suis iorsilaaes en- 9spiIgs
ming pnu $33, $50 til Snpuftri'tpIen
fer Bigger / Mitaslpius. Sngen
9iss, Tom sr hGroet / Cater % 5orz
brnoslisr, itul bare @o9dng til Stos
len.
Wdrron % Murion i~ore'ldar for
6uiet en- SOP ON, at Banter life Tfal
ia Ret til / line oFentli1e R~egnItuber
at trrtts lin GieIo fra lit 8runofono,
bOorpeo bette for en- tor Del unosaar
at bsitdttss.
Repr. Barrett "a Wopoburp bill, at
BET peo 2oo TtaI Determines, at gner
mua fare gFIpb for lin llrenIi96eb,
% at Der til BEN Gnbe itaI nsoiRttes
e. goarb.
Darren foreiloar, at G~upsrngren
Nal ia Wpnoigbso til at irlgs Serb
buno efter ubterrsoe Sircr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Ga CROSSE 90 Sme9n.

Snsoug often furrigs lgs erplooe.
rsoe en- Campo / 9. q. gigrns !Sua
pau apOn Str. og antGnote enoel
RsbIer. 3losn bIep mart Nuttet
aubst CT ca. 100 Dollars, oattet Der
4sfuronee.
mrs. g. psosrIpn beoe i III
S9jsm pGa 5rsnd S5lano 2sroag
Sreft / Raosn par 9sosaarIagen
gun blep bsgrapet fra ben norItslu.
tbsrfte airte / RurobDsn Snsoag Gf.
termiobag.
Rormannu Sangertpr bill bapt
en- feitlig Silitslning naite SnsOae
paa 2ienlsttsns 6al.
5orriee llse bapoe Ban Statt
Msus 60. i Winona % 2iItmans
Wsas Der / gpen Sris, og "gaten,
6lour" iolgtes for 20 Gents pr. Sci
$3.50 pr. Barrel. gu er priiern
tommet op isisn. Saa msget Me
bar bel aloris Opret ioIst Der / gper
paa en- llgs, oa ale, inn bapoe pense
bsHpttspe anIsoningn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Jonas S~eeislatur.
Senatst unDsnots / GrsOass after

Senatst unDsnots i 5rsoass after
Z liner pau al orgfte 5OrlIagei ON
Ct uorgpos zubsrtuIOfs (5Grins) /
Soma oeo en- iirsng Suipettion al alt
9oGe, inn incisrss ira andre Stas
!tr. Sassr bier alter uOiat.
1sratsts JiuaHstomits inpitiQer
til 8sDt1gsli. Jsrilagst ON at unpenos
IN 1ItRos0.l Al n UliQ g~paninass
Tat til agr5r gaas yors
Tag ON j Lga i91mt Stut til
6t5its for S.1tsezssr III ior Ct ngt
Iipsrum az FEN Ees g-ase.s az Ss.
notet.
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lpolies Reuls as ssfasas fra 6 iii
5 protsni og eor soasse.i frq s til
Z; men Suists gsnstsn iuefia,ce
at 5orilaset flle Du.a@ss. % De.
blep aiort.
Gpman al gopibsii fsssF.aar. q
Gurmus. Tom en- Wous oroer mso n
Rome, itaI saa tilboss III bsnosi
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OplYsnine cnifes.

Bill lite ST.. 9r., iom ipnes at bd
fig goo 9reie paa 9erOensuopttlinz
gems inore StDrelie, bare Iaa penlis
at fort9lIe os, bpuo for nogen IpGre
lllptter bet er, ban pil Ilippe uo oper
os "Gnslanosbabere", oeriom Ri lite
Hutter mso at eoelGgge benne Ma8t,
Ser / Oenne &rog al WinneIota bar
Ri, meo faa u%notugelier, NIL i fere
Madneoer bolot paa meo at bante
GnslGnoerne efter beOfts Gone. Se
fleite at os er enige meo ben enselite
preit, ION talber oenne &rig "et NOR
oerit Repertog, en- iumptttigbeoslss
Snpaiion, en- brutal llbspeIie at Drag
ten mob Getten."
8i ipnes, bet er libt mtst9ntelist,
at 5oa9noerne / 8aptoEonien, iom M
/ bunoreoe aar bar npot sobt at en-
selft Stpre, ital bore iau ptligs til at
ta1te bette 9ooe ira 1tg, iom GnglRnz
oerne ielp flyer er 5ilfeIbet.
2igeleoes Times Ri, bet er &ot mis-
t9nteligt, at be eneite 8enner, Gnglano
paa lang Sio bar buOt / europa, er
Stalien % Sprten.
8i ipnes ogiaa, at ben en9elfte Re-
giering piloe gjsre lan9t bebre Drug
at be por Wilioner ON 9agsn, Ipm
MI bebsoss for at bante inb / 8oerne
at "Soroen er runb % lite fab, bers
icm bisie 9enge brustes til at afbielpe
ben Sungersneb, ION Wtilioner al
engelIte llnOeriautter i Snoisn M IL
Der al.
5orreiten, iaa bar bet bRnot for, at
Sobn Bun bar fdat oosr Snuben, Iaa
ban 6ar maattet tage fine LANCE Sim
gre ub at unben Munbs Mabfab. Og
aligeDel maa bet figes, at GiciliIatioe
men | bet belle td9et bar gaast frem.
Men, oerfom ri fit be rette Splpsz
ninser, fan bet hrnbe, Ri bleb mere
forfigtige og life Iaa Fnroige til at Ia
tie ps ober Sobn Bun.
Gngldnos6aber.