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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

There is no telling where the Carrie
Nation anti.saloon frenzy Is going to
stop. An Indiana woman has just
smashed saloon because her hus.
band spent money there that he had
derived from the sale Of chickens,
and In Illinois two sisters wrecked n
saloon at which drink was sold to
their minor brother.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

Harlan was signed by four Demo-
Gratis and one Republican, Mx. Chris
fancy, of Michigan. fy
These historical points were revived
In connection with the reading Of the
Chandler letter in executive session
of the Senate. In any event, Mr..
Pettigrew has contributed something
to the education of the present genera.
lon In the history Of the republic.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26
@ R
@ &a rrlentC

Arizona" which Will be the attrac,
tlon at the Euclid ave. Opera house In
cleveland next week will be produced
In this city by the same company early
next month, The company has one
week of open dates and manager AL
baugh was fortunate enough to close
a contract for Que night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

letters threaten his life II he appears
lettersthreaten his life il he appears
as n witness against John for forgery
or for shooting with Intent to kill.
Both letters We're mailed at Kent and
We're unsigned.
This leads to the theory that John
had an accomplice.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

Gov. Dockery has sent n message to
tho Missouri Legislature recommend
ing the enactment of n law which
Will permit the iu6iction of the death
penalty in cases Of kidnapping for ran
som. Such law In every other State
would meet with the approval OF the
people
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26
pETTiGR5W, TIL: HISTORIAN.

lFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer,)
Senator william IL. Chandler, after
his defeat for reelection In New
Hampshire, returned to his duties IN
washington just in time to become a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

A good rule for the City Commits
sioners would be to find out what
Car Anderson thinks ought to be
done and then do the other thing
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

The young man who whipped thirty
hazing cadets at West Point was not
n resident of Ohio, but 1t Is claimed
that he was born here.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26
LIFE THREAIEN ED.
Letters Re ,eivad b. WasIef ki fer
An Accomp ice.

Kent, o., Jan. 26,--(SplD lDSensational
developments same to light In the
Kieffer shooting case today, when It
became known that Wesley Kieffer
hnd received In the past week two
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

In art penmanship, is attracting
great deal Of attention by reason of
it's beauty of design and execution.
Some Of his productions, the college
has lately had reduced to zinc etch-
ings.
In every detail the college moves
along in a manner Indicative Of pro-
gress and prosperity. 1t Is apprc-
ciated by patrons and the public.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26
NO INTEREST

In proposed Line From Dayton to
Troy.
The report that the Northern Ohio
Traction company Is interested In the
Dayton, Tippecanoe & Troy electric
line Is not true. Aside from traffic
. arrangement with the Southern Ohio
the new line has no connection with
any of the roads in which Akron mer
are interested.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26

For a Cold In the Head
Lax tive BrOmO-QuInine Tablets.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-26
II Banner Salve

Doesn't cure your piles. your money
will be returned. 1t is the most heal
ing medicine.
]. NJ. Latter, j. Iamparter & Co..
4. Warner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14

.'but''- with an expressive shrug.
ALife would run smoother Il II had
fewer 'buts' and ifs and ..perhapses.
What you would say" said I. l"is that
there are no proofs. Certainly they
must. be somewhere" s ~
"But TO find themr, cried he.
II shall make the effort The pur-
suit ia interesting.n hi
The expression III his eyes told me
that he had formed an opinion in re-
gard to my part. "'Ah, these journal
istsw as he passed on"
Everything seemed so near and yet
SO far Proofs2 Where could they be
found If Wentworth had them notf
If only there had beenia trinket, ker-
chief even. with the Hohenphalia crest
upon it! shook my fists in despair.
Gretchen was SO far away, so far!
Invent In search Of her. She was still
surrounded by men. The women were
not as friendly toward her as they
might have been. The prince was
standing near. Seeing me approach.
his teeth cleaned for an instant.
"Ah," said Gretchen, there is Herr
Winthrop, who is to take me In to
support
1t was cleverly done. thought. Even
the prince was of the same mind. He
appreciated all these phases. As we
left them and passed on toward the
supper room whispered:
81 love you" ~.-
Continued
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14

"Ihts Is q pcTy strange story" he said. :
and contemplating the task with q
careful air. Are you not letting your
Imagination run away with your
mot for moment. ask you to at-
tend the ball at the American ministry
this evening. and II the likeness be-
tween the two women does not con-
vince you the matter shall drop 30 far
as am concerned"
"Has Herr Wentworth any idea of
the AFFAIR."" h
at is not possible. What would be
his object In keeping it a secret"
'.Stil 1t Is q grave matter and with
out precedent. We must move careful.
~. You understand that there was nc
knowledge of another child. only ru-
NOR, and then 1t was believed to be q
hallucination of the mother, whose
mind was not very strong"
edo you believe" ! asked, "that two
persons born of different parentage In
different lands may resemble each 9th,
er as, these two dor"
"No. shall let you know what
stand I'll take when have seen them
together. And what win his majesty
sayT' he unused. "I'm afraid the mat
ter will assume many complications
And might add that you seem partic
ularly Interested"
A slight warmth came into my
cheeks. ka
"Your excellency understands that .
Journalist always takes great interes,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14
CHAPTER XIX.

Phyllis and l were sitting in one Of
the numerous cozy corners. had
danced badly and out of time. The
music and the babel of tongues had
become murmurous and indistinct.
And SO that is the Princess Hide
garde p she said after spell Il -.."'
'Yes; she Is your double. Is she not
beautiful? ~,.., ...... p.
lis that a left handed compliment to
met" Phyllis was smiling. but she
was colorless. ~, 1888 -'-'''' ,a~S.@. -
"What do you think Of herr sup.
pressing the eagerness in my voice.
'She is to be envied," softly. .H.
And grew puzzled. A.
Jack. for q man who has associat
ed with the first diplomatists of the
world, who has learned to read the
world as another might read book
you are surprisingly unadept in the ar1
Of discrimination" at&a ltsa@#1 y ya5
THAT Is q very long sentence" sale
TT In order to gain time enough t.
| fathom what she meant. l could not
| SO l said, what do you meanw
your whole face was saying to thu
princess. 4 love your A glance tolt
me ALL was glad for your sake tina
no other woman saw you at that mo
ment. But suppose 1t would not have
mattered to you."
."Not If all the world had seen tn,
look" modify.
"Poor Jack. you are very unlucky T
Her voice was full Of pity. II feel 81
sorry for you, it is all so impossible
And she loves you, too"
.'How do you known
| 81 looked at her while she was look
ing at you"
"You have wonderful eyes"
i $50 have been told l wonder VIII!
she gave you that withered and worn
i eaten rose
"a whim," said. staring at the rug
!. wondered how she came to surmis
that 1t was Gretchen's rose3 Intuition
perhaps.
'.Do you love her well enough" ask
j ed Phyllis. plucking the lace on he
fan, .to sacrifice all the world for hel
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14

1T loUed you. / should foll0ao you to the
t end OF the ioorld."i
settled. Your friend may in truth be q
princess, but there are no proofs. In
the eyes Of men they are sisters; In the
eyes of the law they are total stran-
gers. / shall not ask you to congratu-
late me upon my success. l shall now
wed the Princess Hildegayde with q
sense Of security. Come-have you seen
her yet? She does not know that you
are here. 1t will be a surprise and q
pleasure. AS to that other matter.
shall send gentleman around to your
rooms in the morning to arrange the
affair" r.. -
shivered. ! had forgotten that !
had accepted a challenge. r..
"Take me to her." said l. "She will
he happy indeed to see me. as you
know" laughed in his face. How
convenient it would be for both Of us
her and me-should my bullet speed to
The proper place! Believe me. l shall
hp most happy to kill you. There are
,ranv things on the slate to wipe out"
~ so" IL II you are a gentleman OF
-r'r'f - <aih he smoothing the scowl
80. his brow. "Ah, there she stands.
....,. we'll my friend; look at her well.
.u's : probably the last night you will
IN, h4r save as my wife,"
= ~ sight of that dear face took the
nt.yus from me and left me trembling.
Even in the momentary glance ! de-
tccted melancholy cast to her fea-
lures. She was surrounded by several
men who wore various decorations
Your highness," said the prince,
mockery predominating his tones, "per-
nit ue to present to you an old
friend"
Was it because her soul instinctively
became conscious Of my presence and
nerved her for thek ordeal that she
turned and smiled on me? The prince
appeared for a moment crestfallen.
Perhaps the scene lacked a denoue-
ment. Oh, was sure that implacable
bate burned under that smile of his,
just as knew that beneath the rise
and fall of Gretchen's bosom the
steady fire Of immutable love burned,
burned as it burned in my own heart
"Ah. here you arer' said q voice be.
hind me, giving me an indescribable
start. Il have been looking high and
low for you. You have forgotten this
dance" -rN $751;. ~,
1t was Phyllis. #
And then q sudden hush fell upon
the circle. The two women stood face
to face. looking with strange wonder
into each others eyes. ..t - @-@@E &
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14

~"
"Let us hope that the third will be
Of happier termination" she smiled
The smile caused me some uneasiness.
There never will be third" said.
"It is strange, Is 1t not, when you
think that there might have been-but
one2 You will give me waltz to-
night" ....
with pleasure. Good morning" 8
Pembroke and I passed down the
broad stairs. On the street we walk
ed block or so in silence.
Finally Pembroke said: "What the
deuce made you step on my foot? And
why does she not want me to know
that she was in Vienna last winterY'
Because" said l. Miss Landors
never was in Vienna" ...
"But, man. my eyesr'
II do not care anything about your
eyes" ~. -. H.. s.s ...-.>. 3, 80, 80.
"What makes you SO positive"
knowledge" z-.~.
'Do you love herY' bluntly.
mo" ... -,
because
"There is another. Pembroke, to-
night will be pregnant with possibili-
ties. You will, see the woman you
love and the woman love-"
"What do you meanT
"Have you ever heard of her serene
highness the Princess Hildegarde Of
Hohenphaliar' ..s .....
$50 high"
ayes"
"Then the woman saw In Vienna
"Was the princess"
"But this remarkable likenessY'
"Perhaps / had best tell you all"
And when ! had done his astonishment
knew no bounds.
+ "Great George. that makes Miss Lam
doris princess too"
1T does. truly. Herein lies the evil
of loving above ones station. In our
country love is like all things-free to
obtain. We are in country which is
not free. Here those who appear to
have the greatest liberty have the
least" IT,.
"And she knows nothing about it?'
Nothing"
"Why tell herr" he asked, fearful Of
his own love affair now.
1T is duty. Some day she might
learn too late. This afternoon ! shall
visit the chancellor and place the mat
ter before him and ask his assistance.
He must aid me to find the proofs"
Pembroke began kicking the snow
with his toes.
II wish you had not told me. Jack"
1T Is for the best. You and are
In the same boat. We ride or sink to-
gether."
At luncheon his mind was absent,
and he ate but little, and l ate less
than he. 1t was going to be very hard
for me to'meet Gretchen. >~>
. -
The chancellor waved his hand to-
ward a chair. We were very good
friends. $751;. s-
what is it now?" he asked, smiling.
81 dare not stir up the antagonists
against the government to give you q
story. and, aside from the antagonists
It is dull" ~ g r>.g,: @r.. +.
81 will ind the story in the present
instance" said l. And in the fewest
words possible laid before him the
object CT my visit. ~ ...,l,a s,
"This is very. strange story" b
said, making a .pyramid Of his fingers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14

knew.
II must see this princess before, \
move. III they lock alike. why, let
things take their course. AS q matter
of fact. Phyllis IL to share equally with
Ethel Sos whether or not she proves
to be d princess. It wilf not Interfere
with her material welfare. And, by
the way. Jack. isn't there coldness Of
some sort between ron and Phyllis?'f
mot q coldness." said I; merely an
understanding. Let US be getting back
to the ballroom. am anxious to see the
two when they meet"
! left him in the reception room. As
I was in the act Of crossing the ball
which led to the ballroom was stop
ped. 1t. was the prince. q
"Well." he said. smiling ironically.
1.-THE matter Is, sadly for you. definitely
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14
Sc 5 { oEEtHSops!i!o|h|
,.sw COD LIVER OIL
sekS1v kfty2<70kkoc16kfYiES or 4 H(EE Sf1NA

will generally correct this
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonfuI
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish'
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul.
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child. X en- aT'o
- r5oe. and $r.oo, al druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-14
He I D..
-u bUsl, 81 81 u sIs. Isl so .@g


Babies and children need
proper food, rarely ever medi-
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
SorOen run0t.

Den banTte Sorbomreiiec fori9ler
Den betenbte Soroomhonorer, Den
oanite Sournaliit 6r. 8aIoemat
GbriItenieu. 6piler iig for gie6litteI
/ getp Yort. bpor ban / Ell nGr 5rems
tio agter al boloe ct 5oreorag. 5orle.
ben ailagbe ban ,,RorolbIet" Ell BE
lsg. % at en- tort. tOit geItripelIe, ban
gap os at i'm Rejie oSoroen runot
noen penge", bar Ri facet bet Snbtrbt,
at bans bsbubebe 5ore6rag oil 6lioe
meqet in~teresiant. !0r. Gbriltenien
i%ortalte bl. a.:
sproblemet at reiie Soroen runoi
uoen qenae bar til foriteqige 3ioer
Ibsieliat lite iaa faa glabm9no. nj
bet fore 4ntal, Der bar foriegt fla i
ben Retning, er Der bog fun cen - en-
Bolton SournaliIt = Der bar fulbz
enbt Reiien; men bet lDtte6es Dam rig
tignot fun peo pad cen Sang at tjene
iaa meget. ban bebsbebe oertil. 9ette
bar bog uabenbart lite b9ret Wenins
gen, ou Slagoroet ,Sorben runot uoen
Penge" 6leb opfunben.
9aniteren Soen 0ir6n, bbis Start
/ fin 2io bate @erbenspresiens Ops
mGrtlombeo, proflamerebe 10 ogfaa
iom lit progrdm. at arbeioe fig Sors
ben runbt. fOrisge bOilte Mioler, Der
itob iii ct bogligt oannet Menneites
Raaoigbeo pda en- Iaooon RejIe. 0a
MI imiolertio bberten bans eler be
mango andres 5orfss fsrte til noget
Reiultut, iiarteOe ieg / 5jor / SUM
Maaneb min aejie Sorben runOt fra
9uenos @pres, og bar M gennemfert
ben efter be principer, jeg Oeb Stars
ten ansaO at bile felse.
llben en- Sent paa 2ommen git jeg
ON 8orb pad en- engelIt Oamper, Der
ferte 9eite til 3ransbdl. Sneen ON
8orO aneoe mine iournaliitiite 9en=
Iigter. mebens jeg drbejoebe Iom en- all
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
gfort Stpbeauos.uoiaIa

gi bil ienb
Gem hbilfen inn
BELT al be Dpen
n9nnte ,@tobe
Ranaes 8" I'll 9rez
pen Deo Wioota
=QClien al 800
Dris De aae
N(daber inues
OH ben, beb PIN
fomiteH, betal
idQ %fernbaueZ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
#Gn icn Selonuing.

Setter 5rdn3 Solepb bar gibet en-
5ergmt meritanIt SangerinOe Gouda
Menoe3 en- meget foItbar 8abe / Qnz
leoning at benbes 80zaari9e 5gbIelsz
bag. 4arIagen bertil er en- ~beltemoOig
@ernin9 df Sangerinoen, Der ri9tig=
MT faar i'm 8%elennin9 meget tent.
Oct bar paa ben 3io. bbor ben ulDtz
teltQe Wtarimilian regereoe / Werito.
Den unge og imutte @Ou6d MenOe3
par ben Sang 6obeOftaOens Brimaz
Donna. Den ferIte often, bbor 8ejz
Ierinoen berte 6en0e lpnge, lob bun
6enoe TONNE til fig | fin 2Dge og itreg
et foIl6art 2(rm6uano at i'm 4rm og
o%berratte bet til ben fejrebe Sangerinz
De. Qo9le Waaneber efter bleb W}ariz
milan Ifuot / Queritaro, og ben ulptz
telige aeiierinoe Charlotte 6IeO Iinbsz
ina.
Gn often tort 3ib efter, bd 56eatret
par tat beIat at piloe @uerilas og faz
natiife Yatrioter, opfororeoe man
Scuba M}enbe3 til at iDnge en- oa be-
remt Sung. Der inoebolOt be OGrite
5ornermeller MOB ben mDrOeoe aejz
Ter o9 MOB Gejierinben. U}en Sanz
9erin0en pagrebe fig, bDao Der IelOz
fslQelig fremfalbte en- Storm af llro.
"a traaote ben mooige &unitnerinOe
miot unber Carmen ben til 3ampen,
liQ6leq, men meb l0nenoe 2jne, bin=
teOe bun til 3apsbeo. Soet bum PEI
9eoe paa 3ejIerinoens 4~rmbaono,
Iaqoe bun: Sc Der, bette bar ieg faaz
Ell Iom @aoe al en- apinOe, Der tios
fi9ere par almegti9 og nu er oo66elt
ul0ttelig. 5 BABE 9jort ebers Cuba
terptigt, ibet S bcfrieoe 5aOrelanoet
% jeg tan life innge en- Gang, Der
for6aaner Ell 4fOeo oq fornarmer en-
SinbsIpg.
8et er bisfe tapre Orb, 8eiIer
8ran3 Soiepb nu bar beIonnet Iaa len.
&c efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
Gn Ount Huucrb uuOing.

Com ct MooItDtfe til be mango roz
montiIte 8eretninger ON De itaIienite
8eoerbebotnger fortG1er romerite
Blade en- 6iitorie ON en- bum Rgberz
6eboing.
Rplig mootog en- GienoomsbeTober
/ Rom, Raolo 9iorgi ct meo 8lpant
Itreoet dnonnmt 8rep, Der Itrutteoe at
ortbografIte Sell og unoer biotIbGrz
menbe 1otrpt iamlebe fig / 300 2ire
eIer 2ioet". Den 4nonpme Ifreo 81.
a.: Seq er forful9t al Jletten og er
ferit for nogIe 0a9e iiOen Iluppet Fri,
oerfor bar ieg intet og frpgter intet."
Senere beo bet / grepet. seq Itul
minoe Dem ON. at ieg for 40 4ar Il
ben par 2(rbejoer paa 9eres Baoers
@oos. % De Den Sang - 9(ar."
IRE 9age Ienere inofanot Der fig
/ 6r. @eorgis &ontor en- ooarliq tlGbt
Uiano meo en- SGt unoer Nrmen, %
pa ban Iad, at Der lab 10 paa aontoz
ret, Iogoe ban bemmeligbeosfulot.
.6pem at eOer er @apuIiere 9eorz
9i2"
Oct er jeq,", iDareoe oenne.
Meget fortroli9 narmeOe ben ganIe
fig og ia9Oe %bal0beit:
o0et bar mig. Der itreo 9reDet. 6ar
Dc genoene porat?"
gu fog ben oeb Sioeborbet TiOoen>
be 9onhofoer Sroet: oGom bet hen
ieg er &asiereren". - ~ sEs
W}istroilt n9rmeoe ben gumle fig,
aRoa. 9obt. QaO iaa os afgpre bet.
Op meo pen9ene".
Men 9ogboloeren gap Itg til at
6anole meo BAN og be eneoes oa ON,
at $50 2ire maatte tunne gore bet.
Saa aa6nebe 9asiereren for Yen9ez
ituHen, men ben nar tom.
,God, bet baboe ie9 alemt", IaqOe
9asiereren oIaa mau hi ben / 8dnten.
Som, lab os tage en- 9ogn."
Stpnt u~oitpOelien p~jenipnli9 life
pasIeoe ben 9amle, lob ban fig oog be-
matte og martelig not 6olOt Der en-
Oro1te for Opren, Der naturligois bur-
tigit muligt fsrte be TO til ben mar
meite Fertilization.
Ser optlarebes bet 6urtig. at ben
unon1me MonO bar ben frp9teoe 3ps
oerbsboing 4ngelo Mariu Gicconi, Der
unber be bom6o'lfe 8riqanttampe mob
0pzStolien / ge9pnoelien at 3recIer>
ne nbo Itor Rp blanOt De abbru3iiife
8enoer og Iom Ienere tjente ben etrns
rifle Song" 3ibur3is gunoe. Gnb>
Dibere oplbites bet, at Gicconi, Der er
SO qar bar tilbragt SO aur / 5angs
Iel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-16
StOrnrtet llOnDttclic al oct
ODriifc Snitift.

Gn betenbt fronit 6umorif @nias
forteler forleoen, at ban fornDlia en-
Dag fit 8eieg af en- bgj, imut, uHgs
oommsli9 Oloing, Der gior0e BAN be
tenot meo en- me9et original Ylan,
ban bapoe u%nofanget.
o2iaao mig at citere Dem ielp,
areoe 9r. aaias". iagoe 0tOingen
meO bet ungoommelige gore. DIT bar
10 for nDlig Iigefrem meIterlig itrepet
Tom Ioa: st bemmeli9bebsfulot fit
tert Snitintt ferer be Ipge DIR til ben
Qlante, Der bringer Dem Qaqeoom. vi
MenneIfer beiiooer oes barre life bette
b9roifulbe Snltintt og er berfor / bet
aupitel ligefrem til Rar for 0hrene
- bpiltet bog er meget betIageligt."
nSd, BET bar De Get l." itemte III
las meo.
nYlen nu ital jeg f%ort9Ie Dem min
plun" - Iortiatte ben un9oommtltge
OlOing - Der gaar uo pao at bragg
6Oroel for os at .bemelote SnItintt.
Seq bill Iese at beppge Regeringen til
at oberlabe mig Den botanic 6aDe"
meo aGe Oens 0pr og planter for ns
gen lib. Ruur ieg iaa bar facet a0e
oisie mango forlteQige DIR og 9lan=
ter til min Raaoigbeo, Iaa inbpooer
ieg 9Drene beo 9iGlp At be foriteaige
Serum'er. bi er / geIibbelie al, III
peroens SDqoomme % luoer Dem lebe
runbt / 0dben. De drme Dur opIez
ger naturligois %ltrats. leoebe at Sns
i%tinttet, be Blanter, Der er eqneoe til
at turere benz. Seq bebgoer oa fun at
notere, at ben og ben ptante pa8fer
til at turere ben og ben SDgoom, Ioa
er Sagen afgjort. 9aa ben Maaoe
naar hi ligefrem ltorlaaeoe aeIultos
ter"
Wlen meoens Olbinqen talte meb
ungoommeli9 2iOligbeb, rDIteoe QQios
paa 9obeoet oeo 3onten ON, 6bor piot
bet piloe bore rigtig beloigt paa mart
9olo at betragte en- Suguar, bpem man
6aboe inopooet MISREPRESENTATION,