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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
OAHU COLLEGE RHEroRIcALs
Interesting Literary Program fo1
This Afternoon.

Following is a schedule of the rhetori-
Gals at Oahu College this afternoon at
go, at which parents and friends of
the students are cordially invited to be
present:
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers 80.
........... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hemans
Harriet Hapai.
True Bravery ................ c. +. Dole
Edward Young.
Debate-Resolved That four years Of
travel is more beneficial than four
years of college education.
\ Observation-Disclosures Schnack, Ruth
Whitney, Luverne Marshall.
Negative-Teng On, Florence Hin, Ger
trude Marvin.
lUiiE oUIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. selected
Miss Woods.
THE Exile of the Acadians'' .Longfeliow
Mark Robinson.
Extract from e. f. Hale's Man Without
a Country Observation-Disclosures.
May Patty.
Decision of Judges on the Debate.
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SUGAR TRUST WARS
ON BEET GROWERS

NEW YORK. Oct 3.-The Journal OF
Commerce says: President H. o. Have
meyer of the American Sugar refining
Company was at his Office this week Cor
the first time since his illness. and it
has been learned that one of his first
official acts was TO authorize one Of the
most spectacular regulations in refined
sugar prices that have ever been made.
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c. BREWER & CO., LTD.
Queen Street, Honolulu, a. I.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company. ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sug&g
Company Waikiki Sugar Company,
Makee Sugar Company, Ookala Sugar
Plantation Company. Haleakala
Ranch Company. Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line and Shipping Company,
San Francisco Packets, Chas. Brewer
& Co.'S Line Of Boston Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwater.
Agents for Philadelphia Board of Tn
derwriters.
Standard Oil Company.
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The leading Business College in the
West (estab. 40 years.) Send for free
catalogue. 81 Post street, San Fran
cisco, California.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1853.
SHOP 81 CO.
Bankers
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKIN
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.

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INTEREST allowed after July 1, 1898
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THE FIRST
American SlIil!ISS
OF HAWAII, LTD.
Capital, s25O,oOo.N.

Vice President ........ NJ. P. Robinson
Cashier ................. W. G. Cooper
Principal Office: Fort, near Merchant
Street.
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C0l1lGtSaGgleFal Banking Business
AT HONOLULU

SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate Of AZ per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations Of savings de-
partment furnished upon application.
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Honolulu Dairymea'S Assn , Id

Pure Milk Delivered to any part OF the
City and Waikiki.
FINEST BUTTER ON THE ISLANDS
FRESH CREAM DAILY.
Office and Depot: Sheridan, on hlnE
TEL. WHITE 241.
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NEW VIEWS!

Mr.. Melvin vaniman is now at the
Volcano, where he hopes to get photo
which will do the subject justice. His
wonderful photo of Honolulu, the larg-
est direct photo ever made in the Isl
ands, not to mention the smaller, but
not less perfect pictures of the Pail
Waikiki Beach, etc., place him in the
front rank Of his profession. 1t is not
unreasonable to expect equally good
results from his present trip, which
will include all points Of interest be-
tween Honolulu and the Volcano.
When completed Messrs. King Bros,
who are associated with Mr.. Vaniman,
will have a series OF photos equal to
anything made anywhere, and which
will do more toward advertising the
Islands than any other medium.
Part OF the series are now ready and
on sale at
KING BROS. Photo Studio and
100 Hotel Street. Art Store.
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Decision of Judges on the Debate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04

could not keep the Golden Rule and belong to
either of the old parties.
Rev. II. w. Thomas, of Chicago, pastor of
the Peoples church, is socialist.
About one-third of the members of the Ger
man reichstag are socialists
Edwin Markham, author of ''The Man With
Hoe" is socialist
In Belgium, the socialists expect to control
the government.
Ruskin, England's greatest educator in art,
was socialist
Victor Hugo frances greatest novelist, is
socialist
Thomas Carlyle, England's greatest writer of
the nineteenth century, was socialist
Horace Greeley, Americas greatest journal
ist, was socialist and helped establish Brook
Farm as communal experiment
Professor Ely, whose work OH socialism is in
the Chautauqna course of study is a socialist
J. w Bredentfal, who ran for governor OF
Kansas, is socialist
The Populsts are headed for socialism, and
as sure to land there as tba, water seeks its
level
The Democrats who are not hampered by
trusts and capitalistic interests are bound to
become socialists.
The Republican laboring man will soon be
socialist!
The churches are soclalistic in theory, and
whenever they practice what they preach, their
members will be socialists.
1t will also be seen, from clipping from The
Coming Nation, that
The public school is socialistic.
The highways are socialistic
The postohice is sociallstic.
Public drinking fountains are socialistic.
City parks socalistic.
City operated gas plants socialistc.
CITY ts-operated wster works are sociaiistic.
CITY garbage cleaning service is socialistic
City.operated electric-light plants are social
istic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04

mas, and grab all they can get all the rest of
the time? Is the spiritual state of the pauper
developed by the Christmas customs? Will he
not measure Christ in the measure of Christians
creation? and will 1t be anything wonderful if
the children of the gutter graduate into crimi.
nails, on only one square meal year?
Now, am not objecting to Christmas, as far
as it goes. We ought to have three hundred
and sixty-fve days of Christmas in one year
all but the exercises; and we might have if all
our people had the spirit of Christ. will 60
so far as to say that if all the professors of
Christ had the spirit of Christ, there would be
great many Christmas days for the poor.
l did not exactly set out to write my creed,
but l believe that if all protesting Christians
would combine, as one man, in work along the
lines of Chlists teachings, we could do away
with paupersm. This is an open truth. Amer
lea has more than solved the problem of pro-
duction. The problem of distribution would
be much less difficult if we had more real
Christians and fewer razor-back hogs. Share
and share alike in burdens and benefits. No
drones and no hogs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04
Progress Of Socialism.
Southwestern Advocate.

Southwestern Advocate.
Dr. Edward Ross, head professor in the Le-
land Stanford University of California has
been discharged because his views on ecouom-
les were socaistic
Prof. Heron resigned from Iowa college be.
cause his views on economics were not in har-
mony with the views of the management of
capitalistic trustees Prof Heron devotes
himself to lecturing on socialism.
A Labor church was organized by Denver
socialists about year ago.
Walter /. Nrooman an American, has estab.
lished college ior labor leaders at Oxford,
England
Major Jones, of Toledo, called the Golden
Ruiz a,or, is a socialist. Of course; he
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04

IT is new point of view which Socialist
State Senator Tapp, of Sedgwick county, pre-.
sents, when he proposes law to bring voters
to the polls, in order to save candidates the ex-
pensc of getting out the Vote He would
do that by sort of negative method, however.
The idea is to impose poll of two dollars upon
every man over twenty.ore years of age who
fails 10 vote at the annual election. The tax of
course, will be assessed against every man, but
upon presenting certificate showing that he
has voted, it will be remitted. 1t is, indeed
high time something of this kind were DONE
The political machinery required to ''get the
vote out'' becomes more expensive and burden
some each election. Perhaps it would be better
to go even farther than Senator Tapp suggests,
and make the tax FIVE dollars with ''imprison-
ment until paid" as reserve provision.
sas Popuist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04
The city omnibus lines OF London are social

The city omnibus lines of London are social
istic.
Government ownership and operation OF the
railways of Switzerland, Germany, Russia,
Australia, New Zealand and others is socialistic.
The trusts are socaistic-for their own mem-
bers. Why not enlarge the membership" to
embrace all the people as in other instances of
socialism mentioned auove?
If trusts are an evolution CT business" why
not evolute another step and let all the people
in on the ground floor?
This is socialism.
We furthermore assert that it is impossible
to properly interpret the teachings of Christ
without laying down principles that lead ire
sistably to socialism Southwestern Advocate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-01-04
10 McDILL'S MUSINGS.
Christmas.

CnrlStmaS.
Another Christmas has come and gone
There have beeu the usual excuses of DRINKS
balls and boisterous hilarity. Also, there have
been the Usual pauper Christmas dinners. o.
the many people who have kept Christmas a
few ouly, perhaps, have thought Of the Man
whose birth we are supposed to celebrate. How
many people Of the millions who kept Christ.
mas sincerely believe IN Christ? How many OF
the millions who profess Christ are really His
disciples? What nation that processes to be
liberately aud premeditatedly violating the
leading principles Of Chrst's teachings? Does
it not seem that celebrating the birthday Of
Christ has ceased to be anything but mere
form, or hollow mockery? Is it not fact
that there is no commandment given u.s. and no
example set by the early Christians TO- keep auy
birthday
'If ye love me, keep my commandments.
If Jesus Christ is the Son of God, He had no
birth. His advent was continuation of Dlvinr
life in human form; or, "He was God manifest
in the fesh.'
We have no right to the claim OF being tli
disciples of Christ unless we obey His teach
ings To obey the teachings of Jc>us, the be-
nevolences, charity and good will of Christmas
day should be an everyday duty IAN al-,he-
year duty.
It might be objected that the benevolenty
inclined could not afford to feed the multtudes
Of paupers all the year round, which may be
true, but it is certainly true that one whule
meal year is hollow mockery and very
cheap purchase of an easy conscience.
read in the papers aoout great dinners set
for newsboys, tramps and chronic paup rs.
There is much putting and laudation of the
donors, but no word OF praise for the Man whose
birth we celebrate.
There are graphic descriptions of the tables,
walters, food and the eaters, but nothing OF the
spirit that is presumed to move people to feed
the hungry. We are told of the dirt, torn gar.
uents and hungry appearance Of the fed pau
pers, but there is no suggestion Of cure for
conditions that CT cate dirty, ragged and hungry
fellow beings.
!. So far As my knowledge extends, the Christ
won, paupers ale forgotten as soon as they are
"a "a, pna not again remembered till the approach
It's of our ser Christmas.
'ord. N'so claim that the dinners are an evil.
laper reports are true, the oiuners
i've cents dav !, abundant that the fed gorge to
among the Ruskihiteuttony and worse off than
ne socialist lined on their usual meal of dry
ernst and bare bones. If this is Christianity
il is not worth fifty-cent dolak per annum 10
the pauper millions.
Christmas dongs are not Christianity. Feel
ing the hungry one meal one day in a year has
no more merit than one day for temperance
and three hundred for inremperance
How many people are attracted to Christ
through one days safety and three hundred OF
hunger, filth and nakedness? How much hap.
piness is conferred through one meal in year,
in which there is excess2 What is the teach.
ing as interpreted by the ignorant2 Is the
pauper to believe that God is benevolent be-
cause the churches set free spread on Christ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

&c og rejIte til Berlin. Ser agteoe be
at opisge ben boaan6Ife &oniul, boorz
cfter De bilbe rejfe til utredt for 1t
tale meo Or. 9e9bs % greiioent
Griiger % oernelt benoe tilbage til
&oerboren. Oct Dar en- let Sag for
Dem at TONNE / qano / SDbafritd,
menie be; De baboe nBje &enbitab til
apIien. Meo 9un9iet 6riteoe De at
ter at Itaa oper for Guqlonberne
Stamp. arigen piloc blibe f%ortidt,
inbtil be TO Hepublitter bar bleoue
genoprettebe.
9oer fbgtningene fremferte oerpaa
be betenote 8eretninger ON Bruioms
beoerne, iom GngIenoerne begaar I
Spoafrita: 6norleoes be ~df6r9note
Gadroene, soel9gger Murferne, bris
Der apeget bort oq abiplitter 6amiz
lierne. Smdabprn upIGttes for ginO
og 9eir uDen Bern - / 6unbreobis
gaar De til @runbe. &binber "a
8ern misbdnoles og lebes / san
genifab. Den enc al Dem fortolte:
: cite Wadneoer bar ieQ intct
6prt ira min 5amiiie. U}in 0o6er,
mine Spitre. min fpabe grooer er /
5onqenitob - title ira min gomle
5aoer. 6ois Op6olo5fteo icg lite ten.
Der. 8i fan life Ienbe Meobtlelier
til %boeranore. Boitoaieuet % 8ele
grofeu er / engelife 0anoer. ut BIZ
Der opinappet o9 tilintet9iort.
Den tpIte Sournaliit bemarteoe:
5 bill beler lite tage milot paa
Gn9lanberne, naor 5 faar 5in9re /
benz
Men De raa6te ale iom cen. at Be
erne fsrte &rigen paa bGOerliq Moa.
be; men for 3iben par 6orbitrelfen
uneqteli3t it9rt. De fortdlte At alis
maet for Sioen er 6eoen mlobol.
oetiq - brGbte flere Gnglanbere. END
Der fatot i &riqen. % De glaoeoe ia
Ober, at Qonoon itoo piets at be iter.
ite 4pi1er" paa 9oernes Sioe.s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
uoIanoet.
9riicn 9italitn.

9onDon, Mlarts 10. - Gnonu itasr
be rusiite % sn9elite trooper liges
operfor 6beranbre, og Der beriter tor
9itterbep poa be9ge Giber. 2foltil=
lice enQelife Blade opfprbrer util1eret
Geaerinqen til at erflqre 8rigen. lige
Iaa 9obt M iom Tiben. anbre er
ipboiae operfor Salisburps9abinetiei
oa fiQer: at man be6sper life at mere
5rpgt for arig, tbi i bette 5ilfai0e
qqloer Def en- Stormagt, Iom nan
tan gore 9nGfalo for. og lite 70
Smaarepublitter, Ipm nan tan PIE
lGgge.
nGian6aro" minber 8uslanb pm.
at ben engelite 5laabe er iaa mq9tig,
Iom noqenInoe; men BET er, JON bette
@raument life rel oil 6ioe. 6Oerz
mano beo 10, at Gnglano life bar ne
Gen lsoia 09r.
Gn beitiolf lldanb innes / bet belle
OF 6ape qre5ct be %epropGifte Soloatcr
/ aina. De frantic er bper enc ite DAG
/ Glammeri meb @n9lGnoerne. )
Gaar blep en- enoeiit officer enoo9
anQreben at frantic menige. engs
~lRnoeren maatte BRUCE RrDerne, til
Der Tom 6iGlp.
uuoer Iaa paniieli9e 5orbolo plej'r
Der en- Dag r. / ct u6eDogtet 2ieblif
- at fable st Stub; % bet itdl bro
mes o. iaa bar man arigen qaaenoe.
WoIbington. Warts II. Oct Tor
lpoer fra ontisrusfit Sibe, at INIT
lanb. Gnglono % Sapan babe eneoe5
ON en- formel Qroteit MOB ben rusiiI.s
t~ineIife Operenstomit. @anitelia3se
BEN lager imiOlertio /, at De rusfite
&rao qaor tilbdqe til 1896.
getinq. Nnrts Is. 81 6ang
Chang er fartig ing; Der frp9tes Tor
bans Gio.
9icntfen. Morts. IL. llroen Der
potter, % en- Soniilt tan pentes bpert
gieblit. 4le Rationernes Solbater
Staar nu unoer Uoaben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

De fonQn 8oere, Gn 9e9s
ion 4orreipouotnt til pienIte 9laD,
ertlarer, at be til 6eplon ferte 9oers
fonqer oer / Mosfeois. 6oer Dag
er Der mango 0eosfolb al 0}eslin=
ger, 9loo9an9 % 8bfus. De enoels
tie Goloater faar $50 for 4nmeloels
ie al 3ll9tforIp9 fra 8oerne5 SHE.
Gen bel9iffe Snbuftrt
8riisiel. Marts Is. Gn belqiif Sn=
9snier oeb Raon 8ouFart bar faaet
Concession paa 10000 &pooratmil /
Staten @opa3, 9ra3ilien. Der er
Oaroifuloe 0iamdntz. Sub % Sob
6~erlejer paa Stebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
Grina OQnif 0pibtpl.

aeat % uior.alici. al bfofe glaIt % onnle brr8
at al.
Mot paa ertratt, ct %iarbtles pelimaaenoe % bolo
bar Ct.
Nuhrialei al HGacr for nerpeinnae. for blobiaitict
o. i~pecf,t for 81 gme. iom atpc 8 ic.
gef mrite intbe o. narfnoe MaItsI, Tom IRE CT
bcruicunc.
Sttip III E I cnrfe honite opiofslS 9rng3rri I ane.
rita ior 9tisitiic. Aotese:
Belle City Brewing Co,
Racine, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

are practically annihilated
by the ocean cables and
sand telegraph systemc
which now belt the cir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
goerhpgtningc / Serlia.

8 .9erliner 3ageblatt" aioer II
inf Sournalilt en- Stilorins at ct Be
FOG, ban N Dag mobtog at fem 81
er1rp9tninae. ION paa en- eoentprli9
Maabe bar unopegne fra en9elii 5ans
gcnItdb. De bar ale fem fsote
Oranielfaten (to at benz, en- STUDENT
oq en- aopotot, bnbbe 6etenote Raone,
Gteiin CO gOt6a), og fsr Srigen bur
beres 5oralore ri9e Soft. 6lpgtnins
gene %fortalte:
Den 7. Otto6er i Gjor fsrtes oi
fra Gopitaoen, bOor bi lda fdn9ne, III
Oelaqoabugten, Der in0itibeOe pad
columbia" og ienote til Geblon. 20
@ange bapoe ri planla9t ct 5lugtfors
iso fra Stibet. boor hi traf bDerans
ore. 8 6abnen peb 6eplon piloe u
pope BET en- Sang enbnu. Rigti9not
laa Der fire engelIte politiitibe ION
@agt tat forun os, og ct femte treos
feoe beitanbig runbt omtring os. 6pis
pi blebe o%pbdgeoe, par BET ben Disie
0so, ioet hi piloe blibe ltuote. Uten
bet bar oor Iioite Mhlligbeo - og oi
bar lille Some og 9srn at Ierge for.
Man bapbe gipet os gob til at iobe
paa 89ftet. ON Ratten afferte oi
os raft bore &lGoer og tlatreoe NED a.
Stibstopene. Com gobe Spemmere
bufteoe pi unber, mems bi ipemmeoe
forbi politiitibene % tom ferIt Il
Spne, ba hi bar uoen for be Daatba'
penoes S1nstrebs poa ben dnben Oh
be. 8i bapbe beIluttet at titles FOX
life at oatfe Opfigt. Ere at os oitoe
Ipemme ben til Ell r~usiiit, TO til ct
frann arigsitib. Men / bet gieblit,
ba hi butteoe op at 8anoet igen, gil
Syranfmanben til Sss. Dor aurs
ali Iaa / 5orening til Rusieren.
20 Gange tunbe Ri bDile I'D oeo
noale aulifibes 4ntertGOer, og ef
ter to timers SpemniHg baOoe pi
nadet RusIeren - ct &rt9slttb, ION
bar paa 6jemOejen fra aina.
gi bleoe optagne, fit alGoer og no
Get at fgrte os pda. De taIrige pas
iuoerer omringsbe %. Gnbper oil0e
ie os, tale meo os.
z Qben lao Der arreitorore til os
49, fra ben engeliie og ben r%usfiite
aoniul -, ben iibitnGonte bdDoe bel
i'm oiort bet at politiit alogitdb.
Msn Di blep lite uoleOereOe. 5 rus
fiji OHicerbrogt bleO Ri tagne meo til
Sort Sab. Derfra Diloe bi gerne
itrats pare penot tilbage til &rigsfnes
plabIen. Men engelIte politiembeoss
manb, iom lureoe pad os, tbang os
til at Isge Stjul. Wdn paatlGote os
Tom rusflte Hetrutter. % Tom ioa=
bonne ferte pi meo Sernbanen fra
5roooIta (paa arim) til 8ilna. Ser
Sjertet af Ruslano bar Di ~frellte.
@or OFicersrang blep 9iuet os tilbas
se; Omeibns At ben Odrmeite Spm
patti oe Ombu uaaeoe Ri ct. peterss
borg"
z ben rusFIts 0opeoitao meote BE-
ooeroroentlig megen 9elpilje.
De forIpnenss meo &l9oer og Pen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20
Oerocns Ovt.

Qpe engelfte 6rimar.
5rim9rtefamlerne fortbiplf.
pDer 8ronfiftet / Gnglano, foroi Oct
meoferer en- Repclution paa 6rimars
tepaienets Omraabe, Der biotil lite
er tenot.
@anfte pitt bar ioritenige Stater
MI % oa uoienbt me 5rimGrter, men
Toa itor en- 6oronDring, Iom MI bIipsr
neobenoig - tbi Den pil itrGtte ia
oper belle gerben og omfatte lite min
ore eno en- 5ierOeoel at ale De qanoe,
Der bar inofsrt 5rim9rteipitemet =
bar man enbnu alori9 oplepet. Sl.
gen CT nemlig ben. at So 1elpftGnbile
Slater % 9Olonier bar BAIT 8rouz
ming 9ittorias 9ileoe pea oerps
PoItmarter, meoens Der / alt tun fin
Des $50 a $50 2anoe. iom bar e9en
poItftantering.
9a BET MI ian anies for ~iitttrt. al
0ronningens 9iaeoe efter benbss
Dso oil forIDinoe fra 6rimarterp,,
Icr lite fqrre eno So Stater Tia neo-
Iaqeoe til at inoTenbe nDe Werter, til
be ileIte engelIte aolonier bolber ait
for me9et paa oeres SelOitenoig6eo
og bar ielp alt for qob 2(npenbelie fot
be qenge. iom fra ale 9erbens Gam
lere timber @ejen til Oeres CONNER,
til at be itulos gaa ino paa at inos
fsre ct f9lles Storbrittannien Sri
mGrte.
Nen for Gamlere cr oenne tore
3ilpatit britt ubebagelig, netop foroi
ben fremfommer paa ct 3iospuntt,
6por boooe giterrigsllngarn, 6pas
MEN. Stolien, 9oaanb, 6raHtri9 %
3DItlanb bar inofert nne 5rimGrter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-20

aoiafter jog ino paa SDinoerne. at
6pilte mango falbt og tp9itebes; BERT
bIanbt mango 9arerinoer. Wasfears
reitaiioner foreto9es. s alt ifal 9o=
litiet / bisIe Oage bobe foretaget mel.
lem 1000 % 1000 Qfrreltatipner.
qonoon, Marts %. = Ct. Beferss
borg st rreTponoenten til o0ailp Grs
pre5" meloer:
Der bleO fuot paa Suititsmini1es
rem / forrige llse. og en- anpea Wini-
tiers gip bar ogiaa peret cfteritra5t.
3nrftfte @rYfOmbebe>
moifoip, Noyts Il. - Cen russ
fife 9onIul / u7ub zen Digtil Sfalis
on / 3prtiet) melber, at 5ptternes
@oIosbanoliuger Der / Omegnen bar
nadet en- alormerenbe 6ejoe, og at ban
anmoOe5 fra De triitne 8e6os
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