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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-12
PackWood.

Packwood, Feb. 12.-Frank T. N.Y.
ers died at his home in Brookville
Sunday, February 81, of consumption.
Mr.. Myers was a school teacher and
had taught several consecutive terms
at Brookville. He was about thirty
years old and was married nine years
ago to Miss Sylvia White, of Abing-
don who, with three children survive
him. Funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. Coughlan, after which in
terment was made in Abingdon ceme-
terry under the auspices of Packwood
camp, No. SLAB, M. w. A. Mr.. Myers
was one Of the best teachers in the
county.
Mrs. s. ]. Chandler has had re-
lapse and is again confined to her bed
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Fryer entertain
ed party of friends Thursday night.
Quite number of our citizens have
taken advantage of the sleighing to
attend revival meetings at Richland.
John Barr, of Colorado Springs, COL,
is visiting his relatives, the Bakers.
Miss Lovelle Marsh has been the
guest of her brother in Highland Cen
ter for several days.
Judge Frank T. Johnson, of Denver.
Colorado, who was recently challeng-
ed to fight a duel by ex-Judge A. NJ.
Rucker, is a Jefferson county product,
having been born and reared to man
hood in Abingdon.
-. w. Woolum and wife will visit
their friends a while before going to
Missouri.
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BIadensburg.

Bladensburg, Feb. 12.-Thomas
Heady and Nathan Hamersly have
erected new ice houses and are now
filling them with ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Skinner, of OF
tumwa, visited Mrs. SINNERS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Green last Friday.
News has been received of the death
of P. w. Parker, of Edna, Missouri,
brother of DR.. Parker, of this place.
Rev. Shane has begun series of
meetings at the M. E. church.
VIM. Cochrane, of Wayne county, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Murray. Mrs. Murray is an
aunt of Mr.. Cochrane
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
A BARGAIN IN READING.

BY special arrangement with the.
New York Journal we are enabled
to offer every subscriber to this
newspaper an opportunity to secure
years reading at about half price.
For So we will send to your address
Tor one year THE ARGUs($1 a year)
The New York Journals Saturday
Reviews a Year,, and the Cosmo
polltan Magazine( 81 year,. If
you desire you may substitute for
the Cosmopolitan either of the
following monthly magazines, VIZ:
The Designer, Success, Social Ser
vice, The Pilgrim, or Pepper's
Piano Music Magazine.
The New York Journals Satur.
day Review is the brightest weekly
book review published. Its contents
include book reviews, book news.
short stories, extracts and illustra.
tons from the latest books. Dor.
traits and sketches of popular au-
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OF the book world. The Cosmo.
polital is one of the best Of the
10 cent monthlies. The Designer
Is fashion magazine. Success is
one of the latest successes in peri.
odical literature. The Pilgrim is a
newcomer in the magazine field.
edited by Willis J. Abbot. Social
service is monthly review of
social and industrial betterment.
Peppers Piano Music Magazine is
as Its title indicates, a magazine of
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you will be well supplied with
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ARGUS, Kingwood. w. Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
THEN AND NOW.
The Supreme Court Reyerses Itself
Again In Order TO Give Republi.
can an 0iiice.

The Supreme Court of Appeals
has just handed down a decision
In the contest case for the sheriffalty
of Fayette county, in favor of
Daniels, the Republican contestor.
While Fayette county gave McKln-
ley about 1900 majority. Snyder,
Democrat, was elected sheriff by
over 800. The Republicans con-
tested ON the grounds that many of
the scratched tickets counted for
Snyder should have been rejected
for the reason that Snyder was not
voted for in the same column or
on the same ticket with the other
candidates voted for. In order to
elect Republican sheriff, Judge
McWhorter decided that these votes
should not be counted for Snyder.
Two years before, in order to elect
Republican TO the Legislature.
this same Judge decided that such
votes should be counted. 1t was in
the light of this decision that the
scratches were advised their votes
so cast would be counted The
upshot of the thing is that such
votes will he counted by a Republi-
can court, when they are necessary
to elect a Republican, aud will be
rejected by a Republican court
when necessary to defeat a Demo
crat.-Wayne News.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
THE coMMONER.
Mr. Bryan's Paperl

The Commoner has attained with.
in six months from date of the first
issue a circulation Of 100. 900 COPIES
a record probably never equaled in
the history Of American periodical
literature. The unparalleled growth
OF this paper demonstrates that
there is room in the newspaper field
for a national paper devoted to the
discussion Of political, economic.
and social problems 10 the col.
umns Of The Commoncr Mr.. BRYAN
contributes his best efforts and his
review Of political events as thew
arise from time TO time cannot fail
TO interest those who study public
questions
The Commoncr's regular sub.
scr.piion price IS SIoo per wear.
We have arranged with Mr. BRYAN
whereby we can furnish his paper
and IHE ARcus together for one
year for Sis. The regular sub
scription price Of the two papers
when subscribed for separately is s..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
CLASS LEGISLATION APPLIED TO
WOMEN.


Henry b. Blackwell of Boston,
Mass, in his address at the PAN
American conference of the Nation
al Suffrage Association in Buffalo
said in part:--
Everyone in free America adj
mits that no class of men scan be
safely inirusted with irresponsible
power over any other class OF men;
tat the exercise OF such power
hutalizes the superior and degrades
ne inferior; that political equality
among men is the only guarantee OF
Gal justice. Is there any reason
why the same principle does not
apply IN the relations of men and
.on,n2 II lass legislation has
proved SO irj fons % ,he character
of men wher exercised upon each
other, how can it be otherwise when
exercised by men upon women
As maucr of facl. il is even
more iDjuTlvu.. The popular con
cepiion Of womans political inferi-
orlty degrades the home, which is
the nursery of human character
The character OF men and women
is shaped and nodded in infancy
and childhood. A man is the Joint
product of heredity and environ
ment. II he had been born and
reared in an atmosphere of equality
In family where husband and wife
regard each other as equals, living
in noble and lite long par,ner-
ship, recognizing reciprocal rights
and duties, the boy learns to re-
spect his mother and, in doing so,
as he grows into manhood he will
respect also his sister, his wife. his
daughter and all other women. lust
in proportion as his home has been
tainted with the false idea of mas
cullne supremacy and feminine
subordination, the boy will become
imbued with the arrogance of sex
'nd will come to regard women as
made for his convenience and foI
the service Of the male half #
humanity.
o. all The forms Of aiis.oora,,,
eex aristocracy is the most subtle,
all-pervadlng and dangerous. O.
all the despotisrns that have afflicted
,ue human race, ms ,hC worst.
One of the predjudices which
most retards the acknowledgements 0
"omcn is the idea that conferrin,
political freedom and opporiunit,
upon them will degrade woman
nood: diminish mems respect TO-
woman and demoralize society, Ii
this were true, it would be indeed,
'oN1A nut tue GAdCl con-
trary is the fact. What is sufilaze?
Lucy Stone has well defined it as
'the authoritative expression of an
opinion in relation to pr,L ciples,
measures and men. Its essence is
raional choice" 1t is conferred
only upon persons considered capa.
bic OF making rational choice.
idiots, iunaucs, criminals, convict
ed OF infamous crimes, aliens who
owe allegiance TO foreign power,
babies, children and young men not
yet arrived at full mental maturity
are excluded, together with az
women. Now, SO long as societ,
classes all women with the incapa-
6les, 1t practically puts sugn
ipon womanhood, which lowers
u mems respect. Voting is o.
Ofm of power and power Away
commands respect" go Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
1901 0CT6BER 1901
EDUCATING PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

A young lady who belongs to the
Washington Humane Society be-
came involved the other day in a
"hold up" She was not the victim
of highwaymen, or anything Of that
sort; she herself did the upholding
of the principles of society. The
Secretary of the society received a
message from her by telephone,
asking that an agent be sent to her
house to take charge of a case
which she had there for him. When
he arrived he found out what the
trouble was.
The young lady was discovered
mounting guard over ramshackle
creation which looked as If it was
originally meant for wagon, and
was attached to an animal which
had once been horse. The poor
creature had, however, been so
abused and starved that it was little
more than bunch of bones with a
covering of skin, and even that was
worn off in places where the bones
were extra prominent The outfit
was in charge of negro boy of
fifteen or sixteen years.
The young lady. it seems, was
driving around Washington Monu-
ment with her mother, when she
beheld this alleged horse coming
along the street. She stopped and
asked the boy who owned the horse.
At first he said that it was his, then
that it was his brothers., and then
that he was driving for another
man. She told him that he ought
10 be ashamed to drive such an ami
NAL, and that she was going 10 put
1t in charge of the Humane Society.
When the boy started off as if to
evade her she drove after him,
caught the horse, got into the seat
beside him and drove the outfit to
her house, where she kept it until
the agent arrived. The contrast
between the. lady and her vehicle
attracted considerable amused at
tention, and the meaning of it
gradually dawned upon the minds
of the observers.
Lessons like this are what is
needed to convince the careless or
brutal owners of horses that they
cannot ill-treat their animals with
impuntty. The experience of one
man who gets into trouble in this
way, communicated to his neigh
bors, will have more effect than a
dozen lectures attended by people
who need no instruction on the
subject of kindness to animals.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03

Ieo. W. DoBerry Va. A. r..
Fearer r5oo
G. 9. and y. S Bolyard Vs.
~ /inu and Son % Oo
dos. w. Castle W.. VI. c.
GIBSON 1900
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Let I'd
AAaDzg@s

SCOTS Emulsion is not a
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see SCOTS Emul-
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you arc thin Scots
Emulsion is the medicine for
YOU. 1t doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. You
iust take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel better-you cat better
and you weigh more. 1t is
a quiet worker.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemi.ts. g., Pearl 81. N v
20 aud - ooi al Druggists.
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Avon springs. n. Y Eel. y lpoi.

DR.. Taft Rros.' Medicine Go.
Gentlemen: write this testimonial from a
sense OF duty. having tested the wonderful
enect OF your Asfhmalenc. for the cure OF
Asthma; MY wife has been Athlete with
spasmodic asthma for the past ~ years. Having
exhausted own skill "a we'll as many ctbors
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ASTHMA CURE FREE I!
Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief ana Permanent
Cure In ALI Cases
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE OH RECEIPT OF POSTAL
WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY

There T. nothing ike Asthmalene. IL brings
instant relief. even in q e worst cases III cures
when all else fails.
The Rev. 4. r. Wells. of villa Lido. m
says; Your tsial bottle OF Asthmalene re,
ceived In good condition. I cannot tell Won
how thankful feel for the good derived from
". was "A slave. chained with putrid sore
throat and Asthma for ten years. I despa.red
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ment for the cure Of this dreadful and tor
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03

Cox S1.40, Andrew Bowman S1.2O
Alex. hester $1.20.
Same in case of State VS.. Dan
lei Colebank; CT. ID. Wolf S1.2O,
Senior Roster S1.20, S. l.. Wolf
$1.3O, John Bolyard 60 cts, Dan
iel Shahan S1.10, c. w. Roster
S1.1O, Lee Philips S1.10, Morgan
Roster $1.20, Jacob Roster 81. 30,
same order.
In case State VS.. John Cool
witnesses allowed us follows:
Lewis l1albritter 81 30, Myrtle NJ.
Bolyard $40, Anna A. Bclyard
$3.50, Edeth Halbritter $3.50.
Dora Wilson $3.50, Frank Wilson
$3.50, Amos Haney $3.50, Milford
Zinn $500, Guy Dancer $500.
Chas. Dancer $500.
1t is ordered that the witnesses
IN the trial of Dawsey Shaw tried
for felony be allowed as follows:
j. L Knots $500, Matte Cupp
$500, Creed Miller $40, w. A.
Teets $3.50, w. d. Titchenell
$500, j. Nj. King $500. John
Hanger Sl.40, w. Whorton 50 40.
In case Basel Uppolo tried for
felony, witnesses allowed as fol
lows: w. ii. McGibbons S46O.
Il. b. Walls $500, w. l.. Conner
$500, Clinton Graham $500. A.
o. Gribble S4.00, Jennie Bird
$50, Sarah Il. Wolf $50.
In case Peter Pushoner for a
felony, witnesses allowed ms fol
lows: John Spencer $500, Henry
Polling $500, Frank Messenger
$500.
State VS.. Benz. Bowman. L.
Knots $500, Geo. Ctmpbell So
30, Il. Il. Bryan $500, John Boil
yard $500, Leonard Cox $500.
Q. w. Roster $3.50, w. e. Ruth
erford $3.50, Geo. r.. jenkins So
40, Wesley Runner $3.50. Jacob
Roster $l.00, Andrew Knots So
40, G. n. Ridgway $40.
Luceau Spurgeon VS.. Jesse
Spurgeon, dismissed from docket.
y. X. Fuller VS.. Oakland Coal
and Coke Co., appeal continued
until next term.
Mary Field VS.. Minor S. Field
Assumpsit and attachment dis
missed satisfied on motion of
plaintiffs attorney.
o. r. Brand VS.. Geo. Gamble
dismissed on motion of plaintiffs
Attorney.
Harrison Iinn VS.. w. II. Wat
kln's admr's. assumpsit, dismissed
on motion of plaintiffs attorney
The Jurors III the case of the
State VS.. John Cool, tried for fell.
ony were allowed $500 each as
follows: j. w. Frush, Geo. Law
ton, Abraham Kelly, Joseph Rig
gleman, Brice G.. Brown, Peyton
Laham, Allen Meyers. l.. A.
Blamble, r. S. Martin, Renben
Lawson, John Goodwin, NJ l..
Feather.
In case of State VS.. Dawsev
Shaw, allowed 81 90 each as fol-
lows; Randolph Protzman. Allen
ShahaD, Henry Henline. j. A.
Runner, Jas. King, John w. Tur-
ner, Hervey Porter, G. H. Cool
". -. Eliason, G.. w. Marer. W
ii. Shaw and Daniel Wiles.
In case of State VS.. Benz. Bow
man, allowed $500 each as fol
lows: G.. II. Bucklew. Brice G.
Brown. Allen Meyers, G. b. Borg
man, u. VI Hartley, S. r.. MartSD
Jas. King, John w. Turner. Her.
yey Porter, Emanuel Dixon. San
ford Scott, T.. W. Hardesty.
>. A. Lenhart Sheriff and iail-
or was allowed $30.75 for support
OF lunatics confined in Jail.
j A. Lenhart Sheriff and iailor
was allowed s148.25 for support
ing and keeping felonies in Jail
John W. Fenton the Stepoo-
rapher Of this court is allowed for
ms reporting testimony in the
following cases.
State va Nj. T. al 80.
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Rev. DIR. Morris weehsIer.
Rabbi OF The Cong. unal Israel.

New York. Jan 3. 1901.
Drs. Taft Bros. Medicine Co.
Gentlemen: Your Asthmalene l. an excellent
remedy for Asthma and Hay fovor. and its
composition alleylates all troubles which coin
and wonderful.
After having IL Analysed. we can state that
Asthmalene contains no opium. morphine.
cnloroform or ether. Very truly yours
REV. DIR. NORRIS W ECHSLER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
STRAW SHOES FOR HORSES.

The Praiseworthy fashion of pro-
viding the horses with straw hats as
guard against the sun is growing.
But while there is benefit in adopt
ing this curtom it is hardly likely
the japanese idea OF horseshoes will
ever become common in the United
States, though it may have much TO
recommend It. There straw instead
Of iron is employed for the purpose.
Inc shoes are made Of ordinary
rice straw braided very tight and
firm, making a surface the size Of a
horses hoof and about half an inch
thick. They cost about cent a
pair and when worn out are thrown
away.
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W60f is 90 guccoScos@

published date and pousey illustrated
dteetr
e Already reaches
laNi ~
success n fchow climb iodd.r now to lay
GRAFT n D. fice rof.i,
me Inc
Asoog
for
country The Of
yclry hubscrpon price -l- I.L Investment Of aaA-s
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at Amer
N 3unaI

AI\ of
mand sholle
the big oshow
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
Selma bOjer lig after.

Peting, 5eb. 10. prins Ching og
81 Sung Chang bar mobtaget ct 3e=
legram fra Regeringen, 5slge bbilz
tet &ina alligeoel bgjer fig for Mag=
ternes &rab.
@runben til oenne nhe Stremt9ne
tring er ielbfpl9elig Magternes 3rus
lei ON en- Straffeerpeoition til Sian=
5u. @rpebitionen bar d0ereoe faltz
fat, men 2tmerita % auslanb piloe
itte oeltdge ben.
General Gbaffee fit beItemt OrDre fra
8dIbington ON life at belta9e, %
ben ameritanife g}egering ertlarebe,
at ben pilbe itebie itaa fait paa i'm
/ 6apS Stripelie af 3. Suli ubDitlebe
8inupolittt.
Saa mebbelte be tpfe, frantic,
en9elIte og jopaneIiite Oefanbter til
6hing og 81, at StraffeerpeoitiOnen
oilOe 6liOe afienot Inareit.
81 og Gbin9 telegraferere til 9ofz
fet og bpnfalot ON at IaOe De fua
paagaIOenbe ManO5 9ooeOer falbe,
i Steoet for, at M 3uiinoer ftuloe
oe &ri9en. 3iGlige oplpfe be ON.
at &ina8 SpnOerlemmelie mudtte
foruOIe5, bois 9offet life fuIOt til
5pie.
0g Ioa tom be betimelige Orb:
Regeringen bilbe opfplbe a1e Srap;
tun ON no9le 9eIpprgSmaal Ituloe
Der piOere forbanbles.
g}u er bet Spgrgsmaalet, ON man
fan babe 9iGib til &inds npe 5or=
Iifrind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
gocrfrigen.

aapitaben, 5eb. 19. General De
@et er nu i &aptolonien, farpt for
fulgt uf A engellte 69re. @eneral
ait9ener er ielp ilet neb til benne
Del uf &rig5ftuepluoien,
De gBet miiteOe en- 8anon peb
0Oergun9en oper Orange>5lpben.
Oct er bans 9eniigt at ip9e 6orbinz
oefc meb De foritcIige SmaabGre /
Saptolonien. Der frpgtes nu for, at
De Nets Iapn og Hp Ital babe Snoz
fbbelIe poo Saptoloniens 8oerfrenz
Der.
s Gnglanb n9rer man 9udb ON.
at bet Itul lpttes aitdener at ino-
fanoe De gBet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
fO0eQlarQ.
Sioite 11Yt.
6anOelsring / aina.

0OnOon, 5eb 20. y0ailp Mail"s
8rpSTlerz z&orreipOnOent telegraferes,
at Der er bannet en- baloig 9anbelsz
ring, IOm ifaI tontroaere ben tineiiife
6anbel.
gtingen beitaar af be ftBrIte 81
nansbuie gDrOpu o9 be 6Oreneoe
Stater, unber 2ebeIfe af Oberit
5bius.
aongen af geIgien fges at bore
Den 9emmelige 9ripGeOer belle Sore
tagenoet, og beIgiite S5nteresIer fal
ipiue ben aueritgrite Roae oeri.
SiOIigere beIgiit &onIut @6ung=
bal SO. 5rancqui er aGIereoe afrejft
til Sina iom leoenbe 9irettsr for
5oretagenOets tineiiIte QtfOeling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
Gftertpsnimg.

Saafremt noeen uf o0anIteren"S 8
2Giere tan 9ipe Oplpsnins om en-
banit Munb. 9lnbreas 8alebauge,
fra SunbbD beb &ebenbapn, beoeS
ban meooele unberte9nebe bet.
Qlnbreas &ollebauge mad efter
bans Samilies OpeipelIe, bpis ban
er Gipe. b9re omtrent 55 Oar gam
mel. Sibite Sang bans Wlooer, fom
enbnu leper, bprte fra bam for 10
16 2lor fben, boeOe ban / pbilooels
pbid. ga. bpor ban bar Sprebasie,
Gtibspropianterin9Sbonoler eller li9s
nenbe.
Benedict glorbentboft Sbomlen,
9rano 0ielp College,
Oes Moines, Sopo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
gcpbes fan TIRE bsIbreSsS

eb IofaIs wtbIer. ba be ttte tan ben onerebns
eI af Zret. Ter er fun en- Woost al furs Gepbeo.
"a BET er peb foult.utionss Dioer. Deuhtb fotaorz
,loss Dcb en- betanbt 9ilitanb al Stimbnben I bet
suitadiite 6ier gtaar b,ti. Nsr blUer infomsrei,
prter Ds en- rumlenbt qpb eler foor en- baorlt9 pps
elie o. naar bsn blipsr belt utte Dgpb SSplgen,
"a meb ktinb getanbslitn fan iornes, % bette 8er
ilsnaues fin normals 1iano, utl bgrsleu u9rs pbes
aqt ior nebis. @i ub al II 2iifolbe irtmtalbes peb
ioiorrb Der tniet onbst snb en- bet9not aianb Of
Slimbinoerne.
81 p sue ct bnnbrsbs gouors for ,ibpsrt 1iqlbe af
Dsubtb orauriaati az Natarrb) iom lite tan tureres
meb Halls Catarrh Cure. Strip ser @irfulnrs rit.
Il, Z. 9beneD g Co.. Eoebo. ..
esy- Splges bos apobsiere, 7hc.
Halps Family Pills CT be besite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
Senaturualget | Nebralfa.

QincOln, 6eb. 10. Der er enbnu
lite tet @alg af Il. 9. Senator Der.
= Dag forefalOt after en- mGrtelig
9(fItemning. Wieitlejobns Stemmez
antul lsb betpoeligt op, paa 8etoit=
ming of Gurries.
Sun 81 Meblemmer bar til Stebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-20
Sra Danndrk.
Siblte Yolt.

2onoon, 5eb. 18. 0en bunfe VIC
gering bar / 5slge en- Wlebbelelie
fra n0ailb Mails" apbenbabnertorz
reiponOent, pluolelig afbrubt ale I'm
oerbanolin9lr meO De 5or. Stoter
angnuenoe Salget al De ponIfspeitin=
bite Ger. o9anlt gitaliatiif Damp
itibsielitab" 6ar nemlig tilbubt at OPP
9j9lpe gerne og for 5remtiben ooz
miniitrere Dem. Den ameritdnife Rez
qering er bleben notificeret angaaenz
De Sa9en.
2onoon, Sebr. 18. Gn anben
Meonelelle oennem n0ailn Netps"
Observation-Disclosures gaar ub
pau, at, naar ben oanite Regering bar
ltanbIet Observation-Disclosures
itDlOes bette nabnli9 rusilt sSnbfpz
beHe. Ruslanb bar fine egne Grunoe
til lite at enIfe 2erne ober paa Qlme
ritas 09noer.
Gn M soelbrebeNesmetobe for Gu
pus er 5elge n0olpitalStioenbe"
6leoen foriegt at Or. 0etbleflen, Solz
ifebro. 9an bringer De af Qupus
angrebne Steoer unber 9grpsninQ
Deo 6iPlp at GDlor9thDl o9 gentager
bette en- fiorten OaQes 3io 6peranz
Den Dag. Der forelioger allereoe TO
Observation-Disclosures beo benne Sur,
Der nuDnlig for prpbinIernes 8eoz
tommenbe bill bpre at 9etboning, 6bis
ben Diler iig bolO6ar.
Buo Suborq Fabriffer er en- Or
5eioer, 8lpiin9e, 5leOen or9bt al Qtms
monidtoampe. 6an gil ino / ct 60
tale. bOor en- anben 2(r6eioer nooct
tioli9ere 6abbe peret beIt9ftioet meb
at fOrbinbe 2 2tmmoniatleoninqer.
Den afbebe, Der 6leb 40 Q(ur, par
u9ift. 0an bar ulbtte8forIitret af
5abritterne.
5rebag Den /. 5ebr. beb d Sioen
nebbrPnbts llblGngerne til nGam=
iinggadro". tilbgrenDe 5bor @sper=
fen. Der inDebrpnote Is areaturer,
og 6leD Idd forbrGn0te, at De maat-
te neOilaas. 9eSuDen inbebrpnbte
40 SDin og aqe 5aurene. Sloen OPP
itoo 0abebpgningerne.
6oltetingsmanb SenIens3ouItrups
S,tillere % arebIenS bemotratiIfe
screenings geitpreIIe / ct 9tntal al ca.
so bar peb ct U}pbe Nbborg en-
itermi9 opforbret SSoltetinq8manoen
til at mobtdqe 0enbalg. 5oltetings=
manben looeoe at eftertomme Opfor.
orin9en og uOtalte iia Sberensfte -
melIe meb i'm biotiOige politiite Stil=
ling.
= Deb Ell N1ibbeIfart af6olbt
0fpbe, bbortil 6oltetingsmanb Cob.
mann boboe inbbubt fine Stilere fra
forrige @alg. og boortil Der boobe
inofunoet iig ca. 100 af bisIe, beoto=
qes bet enltemmig at opfprbre Cob
mann III al ltllle ll9 pdaHD. OeHHe
lobeoe bet.
Gn life HpuIttdtioa ii! be fortpip=
leOe Pengeforbolb beretter u2lalborg
2lmtstiD.
Gn Srebs of Gonoboere fom for
leoen Der ino til Nulbprg. De full
De haOe 10000 ar. fom ltulbe brls
qes til ct oifentIigt 6ormaal. 0e git
til Sparefa8ier. - Nej. De Jit til
8nnter. - y2ei. 9e off til per %
poul, til 6erobes og pilatus. yei,
Rej, Nejl Men inoen DC tog biem
bnboe be o1igeoel faaet 2gn for Oere5
SbprbiQbeo og funbet Def Steo, bDor
be 1900 9r funbe laones. 0et bar
bps - to Sbpiger.
@n 800 til balp 9ris.