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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
STR0UP ELECTED.
Was Unanimously Chosen Superiu-
tendent of Public Schools.
COMMITTEES NAMED.

The board of education last night
unanimously elected Professor A. B.
Stroup, formerly principal of the High
school here and now superintendent
at Deming. superintendent here to
succeed Prof nj. K. Hickey.
He is graduate of the state normal
school of Kansas and before coming
here he taught six years in Kansas
He was principal of the High school
here for three years and has been call.
ed back to Kansas several times for
institute work. :;
The salary was fixed at 1,500 and
Prof. Stroup will begin August l.
The BOARD adopted the following res.
olutions:
Whereas, Professor M. r. Hickey
during the last four years superintend
ent of the public schools of the city OF
Albuquerque, has by his faithful and
competent services done much to raise
the standard, increase the efficiency
and promote every interest OF the
schools. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That this board express
its regret at the step which Professor
Hickey takes, voluntarily, in resignine
his position as superintendent, and fur
I
ther express its sincere and grateful
appreciation of the value of his serv
ices to the public schools"
| President Hopkins announced the
standing committees for the year as
! follows:
Finance Committee-Pratta and New
man.
Teachers Committee-Keen anc
Ward.
Rules. Regulations and Course ot
Study-Ward and Alger
upplies-Isherwood and Pratt.
School Savings Bank-Alger and
1 Keen.
Library-Newman and Dodd.
Building-Dodd and sherwood.
The board will meet again on Mon
day, May 25. to hear the report of thu
teachers committee.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
FORGER NABBED.
A Young Man, Giving His Name as
A. |. Anderson, ir the Tolls.
HE WAIVED EXAMINATION.

A. l.. Anderson, the young man ar
rested last night by City Marshal Nc
Millin, charged with forgery, waived
preliminary hearing before Judge
Crawford this morning and was bound
over to the grand jury Under $500
bond Anderson hit town some time
yesterday morning. He says he came
from Mexico. He wears Masonic pin
and through it's influence made the ac-
quaintance of some of the leading busi-
ness men of the city. He introduced
himself to the bartender at one OF the
leading saloons of the city and pro-
ceeded to have a check cashed. The
check was on the First National bank
and made payable to himself, signed
and indorsed A. l.. Anderson. His sec
ond offense was committed at ELM
hurst. This time the check was for
$25 and made in favor of A. l.. Ander-
son, signed by Joe Sheridan and en-
dorsed by Anderson. Anybody ac-
quainted with Mr. Sheridan's singa-
ture would detect Mr.. Sheridan's sig
nature to this check as a forgery, at
the first glance. Mrs. Smith, landlady
at Elmhurst, suspected something
wrong with the check and notified
Marshal McMillin. who escorted his
nibs to the city Jail. Anderson was
nervous and excited when he appeared
before Judge Crawford this morning,
and showed the effects of either drugs
or liquor. When asked what he want
ed to do, he said: why, appeal any
thing" and he also said that he was
good for SO O00 Anderson is rather a
slight built, intelligent looking man
about 25 years old, wears good clothes
supports a light mustache and has a
business air that shows that he has
seen better DAYS
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
ALL QUIET NOW
Public Sentiment is
With Eakin.
Cut Prices is the Cause of the
Trouble.
Bodies Of the Victims Shipped Back
to Texas.
THE TUCUMCARl TROUBLE.

. Special to The Citizen.
q Tucumcari. n. NJ, May 13.-The
q big killing in Tucumcari last Sat
Q urday at the wholesale liquor
. house of Milini & Eakin, has at
Q this writing cooled down and all
q Is quiet and serene. The sheriff
q and posse arrived from Santa
q Rosa and took Mr.. Eakin, Dr.
y Burdick and Lou Fondville to
q Santa Rosa. where they are now
q perfectly safe. The bodies of Lee {
q Smith and Joe Stewart were
Q shipped back to Texas. Public {
q sentiment is with Eakin and COM
. pany. and no danger of any mob
q need be feared. No doubt the real (
Q cause for the trouble is due to the
9 fact that Eakin & Co. proposed to {
. retail whisky at 10 cents per {
q drink.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
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Civil Service Jobs.

The United States civil service com
mission announces that on June 10,
1902, an examination will be held for
the position of forestry inspector in
the Philippine service; salary for four
positions, $500 per annum each. and
two at salary of s1,200 each. Thirty
days leave of absence is granted each
year, exclusive of Sundays and holi'
days, 10 each government employe. On
June II, is and 10 an examination will
held for the position of cadet in the
revenue cutter service: salary $500
per annum.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
PRESIDENT SAM LEFT.
New President Of Hayti Was Minister
at Paris.

Port Au Prince, Hayti, May 13.-
News received from Cape Haytien says
General Firmin, late Haytient minister
at Paris, has been proclaimed presi-
dent.
Ex-President Sam embarked at 1880
a. m. today on a French steamer. He
was accompanied to the landing place
by the American, French and German
ministers.
Further fighting occurred in the
streets here before and after midnight
Some leaders of the revolution have
taken refuge in the United States lega
tion. The situation is very serious
The whole population is armed and in
sisted on the immediate departure
from the country of former President
Sam.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
The Trouble Itself.

q Special to The Citizen.
. Santa Rosa. n. NJ, May 13.-
q The most exciting scene ever wit
q messed in the little town of Tu-
q cumcari on the Chicago. Rock ISL
q and & Pacific railroad, took place
q last Saturday night between IL
q and IL o'clock, which resulted in
q the death of two of the citizens
q and the serious wounding of the
q bartender and slightly wounding
q fourth man. The particulars of
q the case are as follows:
. w. d. Eakin, of the firm OF
q Melini & Eakin. had started a
q wholesale liquor house at that
q place and the retail men failed to
q give him any support. Mr.. Eakin
o then opened a retail saloon and
q cut drinks to 10 cents per glass.
q He gave a grand opening Satur-
. day night and served a free
O lunch. The retail men had made
q threats and l.. X. Smith, the pres
q ident of the Townsite company
q and owner of the Legal Tender
. saloon, seemed to be the leader of
q the faction opposing w. ID. Eakin
q Mr.. Smith and Eakin had some
. hot words during the day and at
q night the quarrel was resumed.
Q Mr.. Eakin was behind the bar at
9 tending to his duties when Smith
q came in with revolver in his
q belt. He called Eakin names and
q Eakin responded. The last words
q spoken by Smith were:
. Don't say another word or |
-. Lro ofnC
q made a quick move toward his
q gun. Eakin being the quicker of
q the two, drew his gun and shot
. Smith, killing him instantly.
O Trouble had been expected and
Q someone grabbed shotgun. Ii
q was seized by six or eight men
Q and In the scuffle that followed,
Q the gun was discharged and the
O contents of the barrels struck Joe
@ Stewart, a gambler, in the stom-
q ach. He lived until 1880 Sunday
q evening. Eakin and his men stood
O guard in the saloon and kept the
q mob away. They did not dare let
O anyone in for fear of losing their
q own lives. About 3 o'clock some
o of the business men were ad-
O mitted. They took the body OF
o Smith and the wounded man out.
Q About 4 o'clock some one went to
q the back window and fired a shot
Q into the saloon, the ball striking
Q Louis Fonville in the breast, COM
q ing out under his right arm. Fon-
O Vile will live. Sheriff Romero
Q and Deputy Sheriff Carriage ar
O rived on the train at 1l;5O and
Q placed Eakin under arrest. He
q was taken to Puerto De Luna TO
q Jail. Public sentiment is with
o Eakin.
q
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
Rev HarMood Returns.

Rev. Mr.. Harwood has just returned
from quite an extended itinerary of his
missionary work in which he visited
Mimbres, Hillsboro, Deming, Silver
City, Hatch, Garfield and San Marcial.
At the last named he spent the Sab
bath and preached once in English and
twice in Spanish. He says he is sorry
to have found such a misapprehension
among the people where he has been
about his dog-bitten hand. He had
several letters upon his return from
parties expressing much anxiety about
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13

Miss Addie Fleming left last night
for visit to her home at Seneca, Kan
sas.
The Driving association will hold
meeting this evening at s o'clock up
stairs over Zeiger's Cafe.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent soci-
ETY. will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at f. w Clancy's law office.
There will be an important meeting
of the Retail Merchants association
at No. 215 South Second street at 8
o'clock this evening
Lafe C. Allen, of the Optic Publish
ing company. Las Vegas, passed up the
road homeward bound this morning
from FL Paso. where he. with his bro
tber. C. w. Allen. have charge OF the
FL Paso Herald job office.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13

it. And so the doctor wishes to say to
all who II may concern that the hand is
about well. In fact the hand. though
badly bitten, has grown better since
its first dressing and further skillful
and tender treatment by DR.. Easter
day. He also wishes us to notify all
the dogs round about Albuquerque that
he carries a cane and will take no
chance on canine friendship. pretend
ed or otherwise.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13

produce laughter from curtain rise to
curtain fall. What the school for
Scandal" and The Rivals" were to the
olden time so is this latter day comedy
to dramatic production of the present.
To the theater goer grown tired of the
common standard only too often adopt
ed by managers as a make-shift or de-
sire to emphasize there is a treat in
store for those witnessing Mr.. Le-
royles unapproachable acting at the
Colombo hall, on Monday, May 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
A KICKING Horse.

Some excitement was caused on
North Second street this morning by a
horse belonging to Swartzman & With.
which was tied in front of their store,
kicking until it threw itself down. AT
ter being unhitched and getting on its
feet, the kicking was continued but no
damage was done.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
AFTER THE CHINESE.
siIverton People Decide to Run Them
Out of Town,

Silverton, Colo, May IA mob OF
white people attacked the Chinese res
idents of this place in an effort to run
them out of town. The latter barn.
caded themselves in a laundry and
fired at the mob. who returned 1t with
a fusilade of shots. No one was in
jured. The whites subsequently cap
tured the two Chinese. escorted them
out of the city and gave them instrue'
tions not TO return.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
Frost Was Pardoned.

Washington, May 13-The president
has granted pardon to G. A. S. Frost,
who was involved in contempt pro
ceedings in the United States court in
San Francisco, in which Judge Noyes
was principal. Frost was sentenced to
one years Imprisonment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
A VETERAN DEAD.
Walter N. HaIdeman, of Louisville
Killed by a Street Car.

Louisville, KY, May 13.-Walter N.
Haldeman, president of the Louisville
Courier Journal and Times companies,
died this morning from the effects of
injuries received Friday by being
struck by a street car. Mr.. Haldeman
was over 81 years old
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13

Guadalajara. Mexico, May 13.-Coli-
ma volcano shows strong indications
of a great eruption and the Inhabitants
living in the valley are moving to a
safe distance from the peak, from
which smoke and puffs of flame have
been belching for several days.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
Reheis Defe eated,

Pekin, May 13.-The government an
nounces that after two days hgntlng
the rebels in the southern part OF the
province of Chi Ii have been complete
ly defeated and the leaders captured.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
Senate Does Better.

Washington. May 13.-In the senate
Mr.. Cullom of the committee on for
eign relations reported joint resolu-
tion appropriating 100000 with the
direction to relieve the stricken people
of the French West Indies and St. Vim
cent. 1t was adopted without com
mpnt
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
LeroyIe Coming.

"Other Peoples Money" has a mod
ern plot, deals with living people in
cial scheming. 1t is devoid of the fare
comedy element, yet is constructed to
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
Special Grand Jury.

Denver. Colo, May 13.-Mrs. Nellie
Gabrin, charged with the murder OF
her husband. was released today by
Justice of the Peace Byrne, the state
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
The Rathbone Case,

Washington, May 13.--The president
has directed Secretary Root to confer
upon the court of appeals the right of
testimony of Estes Rathbone, convict
ed of Cuban postal shortage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
ST. Vincent Gets 1t.

Castries, Island of st. Lucia, May 13.
1t is announced in advices this morn
ing (Tuesday) from the Island of st.
Vincent, B. w. l., that 1000 persons
have perished there since the Soufrier
volcano has been erupting.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
In the Senate.

Washington, May 13.-The senate
passed the agricultural bill. Mr.. Stew
art. of Nevada. then spoke in support
of the Philippine government bill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
ALBUQUERQUE MExICo AFTERNOON MAY 49, 1902

having chosen to present the evidence
before the grand jury rather than in
a justice court. A special grand jury
has been summoned for tomorrow.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Papforfnine.
Or. Spban Siprt ON 2ipet
Nprbbapet.
CSOrtiatteIie ira ste etOe.)

tN~pitluAeift ftu opt Stpt.p
6iIfe, ON hpem pi bar ben SorcitiIina,
at DC lcSer Il mere lofdlbrmbet 2in, Del
or be 6nie, Der irrIig er @ienltanp ior
bore Sarffiferier.
Gcu Surtit, Inru mco SorcItiniuacrnc
ON DC riae 2ofptHiferier pilbe fcmmc til
Sofptsn % @c1tcraaIen peS SommcrtiS,
Ian piIne blinc forhduIet oper, bppr lGrs
bells Tibet Siiicri Der ba brioes. Iidu
ier %piirnot, al Sol. iiitcr Iint aogcfiif ui
Sndniet % Sntaatorit. al DC ititfcr Iiot
Slpnore dip. Sor'fen or, ION rioltaere
iagt, horte, ben fillbes peo Siumaricns
Spiter o. euteItpis / S~tjGrgaaroen langs
belle apitcu fra 3orolanb o. ipoooer.
Ien roset eaeutIi9 fterre Siifcri Sripes
ilut lbe paa SiaIIerne, Oct pu iige @rlms
Der uoc pad Sanferne, bpor Setcn fora
ifser De oripenbe Siiteungcr, oS oers
nGit uSc paa eaeeue. hoor Der rites
aoeite. 2aree % srosuie pad fore Spbs
Der.
Set er iaaleoes Inn forboInsntS iman
SeIc af DC n~orosuiieloitc %apItbdutcr, buor
Der brices Siifcri. 8antcrrc beItanr for
Den upcrosieube Gel al flabe, ieuue /
200 Sdpne brit Iiaeenbe Slctter beo1ts
feoc rten bIch Sere ligeiom Surbolbct ogs
iaa er mep 6npbuuoeu / DC fIcite al bore
Siornc. Sisie pGISiee arealer meo
Dfllooerbme er. idapiot man tan ic. me-
get iatrise pna Silt. guielte 9roSmer %
Spie, nogIe itore Rotter og 9]obbapsiIpus
brcr er ben melt iarattertitiitc 6auait.
Otter dlt, bpoS man ian ~itiennc, CT btaie
Setter life SphoIbsiteber for uogen al
bore ~pi9tigite 6iitearter unotaaeu / forte
Siosrum uuber bcrcs ganhriugcr. Qtdn
maa op I'll DC nNerite 6a5itlGr, boor
Seieu PM Sommcreu leaer l SaoetS
Sperilaoe. boor 4 Mano paa Sorg tan
rage 5000 / ct eueitc SnutenOttait.
eIer pgiaa til Spbbansfitct paa eg9cn
for at iinbe Rasicforetomiter al Sill ON
Sommcrcn. SetTe egiife bar / Dor SI0
faaet ben itprite 8ctpbuiua for bore Slites
rier. &an Steber Tom NuNenGe fan man
ie bet orcpct / iin oprinoeIige Sorm mco
inlnd Striuger. iom ritter pnn 200
Sdpncs Spb. Seq bar Der eiort neing
riae Sooftlib at inotil 470 SGpuc, buor
SIiterues elmer itpo. Saugitcu or
apsite oa 2Gnee. Ser bar / icuere Sibcr
p9rsi ajort fore 6remitrtot / aunbitas
ben ON bisie gggcr. @lauot oiSIe itaar
ben bersulte Storeg uoenfor 8omSSuleu
! isritc 8Gtfe. Run bur ! Galciuuo pit
mig Den @cuIiebeo at aioc mig neinBtigc
MeooeIeIier on. bnor man bar ftitet, %
/ bpab Snnaiteu bar pGrct paa Dc ~foritiela
lige Sdmpcrcs SIrre. Oct nticr Jig, at
Sunpitcn iaaaobtinm altio tu0ilrGrtcr ila
TIM I'll feIscnSe 4 Hrter: GGuae, SroSme,
@lanirrgs % Nbeite. Yan en- Sur, iom
min Stprmnto ocltoe /. bite bet ing. at
man Inn fiteoe en- eueite Sort % Ell Sci
life maoupttise 9ebbdusNit. Siucrne
irttes srunNere. ca. $50 Gnune, nan
sangiteu iirr giGIoer Nruac, mart NDs
bcre. bpiS MAJ tiGr Titer eitcr &pette.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

ionr meo goo 6aneit. Conn tibIigcr,
nGprt fanot ieg en- ppcroroentIig ri
@phnina pad uogle Barter noroenfui
oenne Spenosgrnub, Banter mcb b,
innme Spbeer 90 Gaturforholb forsbris
Scr gisres Der mn meb Stdtsbibrat
Sorieg at 2inebampere. Aantte bet pii,
iig, at Der 40 benne 8ei IdScr iia aabnt
npc Setter for Dor me SIddbc al eisi,
imad Sampere, iad at be fan uopibe fir
Srift til fiere at &c StrGtrinaer, Iom 81
uorbenfieIoite 8anicr banner, % at nt bel
nnbsriegelier Tan faa eu n~siagtig anno'
TAB ON. buiIfe Better % 5remtihsmuIigs
bcoer oisie Sumpcre bar.
4. GprSfiscn.
S"antmeuligrcr pi mn bette Rorobapss
Siiferi meb SiItct / Storbiieeu, iaa bill b
frnbe baabe &igbcber og 6UrifieIler. Sig
heb er BET, al Der til beiteutte aarsti0sr
flyer itorc giGugoer af Stimrit, nemIia
Sorit % Glib, iib pper R~oroiisfldtene
ar Der ON &aarcn tubes tore Sorifemass
Ter aDoeuoe paa ben iantnlote Store
Siifebarfe oib., Iigeiom paa Soeuoss
gruHoen % RomsoalSbanfeu. Speuiie
Siiicrc foyer / Eoritcns Bpoetib, april
--g'oi, ben I'll oiSie Steber % briper Der.
gnDnibere beb hi ale, poorlenes Der neS
SommertiS. Suui-September, Tiger
itore Silbcmasier slteuom StotldnO oa
lmtgt uchoOer RorUleen. boiltc itore
Sldaoer al Eampere % Seilere, iom Del
tagcr i Siifet pan Rorbiiseus pelrltge
Sioc, % at bisie Siloenrasicr ialiaIb
ON Sgiteu er iagttaget iii miotbeiS mob
Norge, ia at Der gnar Hggter ON Glib
ON Soften belt berimoo Dor Beittpit,
SriTter, icm mta9cIt9 itaar / Sorbtns
bclic meo Gitlnnosiilbcu. Oct CT bella
Qcligt, at Del / Giorge life or IptIeoeS I'll
9ato at Qisre npaetiombelit no al biSie
Ting. % De ipucs pGro energetic Sors
leg. Spccielt ipnc6 Oct mig forbdube
uiu95fulbt at ~paGbegpube otsie SOrieg
MI, On man bar al A~alciunoernc5 SrfGs
ring for, al oereS Saugit AT Gorit OF
Glib iad goot fan forbinbcS mco Sants
fifcrict ON Sommcreu. Yien furuoeu
biSie giuIiobeber RUNNER Roroiiscn o8s
'NI NIlptC lulC NIllIlbSAINbs ~tA'ttB1AIIl
iom / % for iia aIcne bar ltabt ppr Stoo
itsritc 6iiterilanoc, De trife % engeIiic
S~rniplerc.
Srarplingeu bc8nubtc inm betierot /
Den fpIoigc Iorbii6 cftcr RebIpGtter,
Suu9cflDnorc etc, men ben bar fprlGngit
foraubrct aurutter. 9fter1om Slo1ocn
notsrhe. tuubc man nculig life bcgrGuie
iiG til Den ipoIiae Sci al Horoiiscn, bpor
Der CT arunot. unber 80 Sapnc, og bpor
HcbIprtten lcoer. man mnutte oaioa fIifc
pna 80. 90, 20, 100 Same, oa bar ba
liOt eftcr ltot taGct Den norolige Gel al
3orolIecn meb % EDngoepuuttet al eng
lambs 5iitcrt iInttco itaoig uorbooer.
Set CT jirr set tore Stat, $50 SAP
ne. INN lntcrcSlcrcr oS, % buts Site
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10 SratuIere iomme IND. SEQ 'iaI nGpnc
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I. On Ernlplcr 8 Sage / Horoii9eu
100 Aoartmlil 2it al Hberoccn 30 DfiI
- 20-24 Simer5 Sang ira Bergen:
a. aasicr itor 0pie laotie), 80 &asier
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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

Sadpibt MIG beFicubt. forcgdnr Der fltr
peo SortngnIs "a Sarnns Setter ct Siifc
paa inn brit Gnnb, buor ran for zoe
ia 80 Var iiocn troeoe. at intet 2in iunos
ties. Suu9iterne or ofte uomirriepe, ION
a~lmtnoeIig bciienot bar Ell 8~umpbanos
llacfaugit gdaet np I'll $4,000 SiIogram
aueite. ia Ell Clipper ~iortalte mig al
babe fadet $4,000 aiIo9rnm pua Ell SGts
ming. Som be!leuot itrGifcr bette Orb
bopsfite no life aIcne I'll Sioreagen.
men oaina ri g9gen MOB Sbctldno til
Gtheloet neo MOB NprobaoSopbet, CT Gar
udnN, Der afturat li9gcr Iisc Iangt ca.
~ sPil ma baaOe Bergen 90 aaleiuth, %
hnor be ileite Snmpere, ti9r / Suli %
Tuguit Igatc ben. 8ette @aiHteri fort
iuttes nleo ntsIe GfbrpDeIicr iaias ale
pore 8aufer. Saar gjoroes inaIeocs
mcget IoocnSe Sorieg at Sr. Sobm AiGrs
itdo meIlem RrGnen % aeit, Oct oripes
beo IuoeuGs, boor 6augiteu iGIges til
8lIsierne. Sea bar giort en- bel Gel
Scris9 for at librcbe, boor bpbt Silt fins
bes, % tat Elmer belt reb til 1000 Sab
ne. ! 600 Same fit ieg tore 5aatiGrs
ring. Slaatpeiter og Ell Del andre Sill,
ida laugt neo aadr dItiaa iiftcrt De tore
Giite. iulfalb uorbpad. Sra 1000 Sanue
nj iea intet, men gioroe fun ct enfelt Sors
ise. enopiNere bar leg uoropda iorisat
Gggcne op mob Sieruescu, hbor ie9 itsbte
paa c opcrorocutlig rig Gpetteforetomit,
iii inaIeoeS % itore aocttcr pna 400
Soritefroae, pGa Gitbontcn sitenom
&Gros rites her oeiaa goOt.
Sorubcn oiSic Steber Times bet Iom
ON bette SIngS Sii!crt cuoul bar itore
al Rorbmrub life beupttcbc Setter.
Str%Gtningcrne pcitcnom SbctIauS, Sbcts
InnS-SGrecggcn, Observation-Disclosures
og 5eIoet ira S~SIaubSbnafen MOB Eorbs
babel. ut moerIsge 3isie Sratter ital
bIioc en- al nGitc Wars &ooebopanber og
bill iorbnabeutltg piit, at Der finoeS npe
Setter for uorit Sorctagionbeo,
Settle gqfltert SripeS htn at gioros
mGuo oa Soeuitcr. De andre Rattoner
oribcr Tom beficuot b~GicutIi9 paa grliuot
2%nub % mcit mcb Srnlplcu. Dor 8eorift
baicrer iG oGiertlig pad Calming AZ
&nnasn % @roSmeu % pau Sorieuoclie
umber irrheIcs panifcllae Sommunitas
tiDnsforhoIo al Npcitcn paa SIS. Dcrpeb
er por &cNrift en- gauiie aroen cno eng
IGnherncS oa G~piterncs, Den 'rGpcr Ipes
ctel SdnocISfpnoigbeo, Sicnbitub til be
'tcutte Mdrteoer, bCitcmt &ebanOling.
Sorteriug etc. @cbriiten bar oeN Den
llopitling, Den har bant. pco al pofsc /
faa War iii ell itor SIaaoc al Goutperc,
bit lin gt5iitcuSbcrcttt9clic % Srcmtib5z
mlligbehcr. Anrattcrtitiif for 9eorifteu
Hdrct rIllht er ben bcloiQc Aombiuatiou
meo Sdutnitc pad Gaacnc ON Connie
rem, SiIoeflite ON Gotten. SoriIc1itc ON
&dorcn, DC 10 r,oltc Slitcrtcr dltiaa otter
Stimfit. @cO bi5ic ire Sing @aufnitct,
Tripgarnsfifct % Soritcfifct tan Snrs
tgicrne boIhes GaacnOe Adrct rulot %
ladIeoe6 itdoig boloe Wunoiidb % Nupis
tai / StrtiOmbcO. Hi9ciom Der fiunes
itorc, enoru llbrcbrc Gggc, iaaIcoe5 I'm
DcS Der oGiua tore 9rcuIcr. bpor Soritcs
irimernt gphcr, ium cnbmu or uprepeNc.
GIeuc for faa Har tIIbage blep Der iom
bctienbt Surt / Siitct puu Sprno5Qruuz
cen. bpor Der Grbcihcoc CT Sncs Edmpcre