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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The home of Hans Christian at Auburn
was discovered to be on fire. Monday
night. by members of the city government
returning from their annual banquet. Mr..
and Mrs. Christian were found In bed
partly unconscious and had to be taken
out by force. being dazed when aroused
and trying to rush back into the dense
smoke. Damage. $1,000 to $500.
Daniel 8. GRAHAM of Westbrook. whose
prosecution of suits In settlement of the
Elias s. Dodge estate have made him u
familiar figure in the probate and other
courts at Portland. has again encountct e.l
III luck. His petition for an order u
compel certain persons to bring into
court books and papers which he says
have bearing on the case, has been denied
by Judge Mattocks.
The February term Of the United States
district court. before Judge Webb was
opened at Portland, Tuesday. when the
following grand jury was empannelled
Chas. W. Hanson. foreman. Ellsworth;
John Kelley, L. Machias; Chas. b. Gooch.
e. Machias; James A. Staples. Ellsworth:
Hiram Titcomb. Farmington; Albert J.
Gerry. Pennington; Fred Sawyer. Hamp-
den: Clarence z. Carter, Hampden; VIM.
Donovan. Houlton: Frank p. Berry. Hou;-
ton; David II. Colby. Lewiston: Chas. A.
Brown. Lincoln; Benz. II. Hussey, LIN
coin; Grin b. Whitten. Portland; Michael
r. Burns, Saco; Harry c. Quimby. 6aco:
Ammon l.. Knight Scarboro: Frank
Bowman. Sidney; Ephraim Ballard. Sid
ney. Ff.g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

The approach Of the fourth anniver-
sary of the death of Miss Frances f.
Willard. founder of the National and
Worlds Woman Christian Temerpance
Union. Feb. II, being the date, has
prompted the various unions as usual
to arrange for meetings at that time
The occasion is intended to be observed
as one for a renewal of courage and
strength, rather than as one of mourn
ing. and as an opportunity for consid-
ering plans for extending the work
which is considered Miss Wizards
Martyr piece" A fund known as the
Frances Willard Memorial organization
fund has been established, and on Feb.
II. each year. the various unions in
memory of Miss Willard honor those of
their own society who have died by
voting an appropriation to the general
fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
THE BRIGHT HEARING.
Technical Evidence Introduced at Mon
days Hearing at London.

London, Feb. 4.-The hearing of the
charges against Charles Bright, the
American engineer. who is alleged to
have concealed 100000 of his assets in
connection with bankruptcy proceed
ings, was resumed at the Guild hall
police court, Tuesday. The defence
urged an adjournment. on account Of
the absence of the chief witness for the
prosecution, claiming that his cross
examination would certainly give rea-
sons for stopping criminal proceedings
until Mr.. Bright's pending suit in the
high court of chancery involving sew
eral hundred thousand pounds is set
tied.
Counsel for j. F. Moreno, who with
r. G. Fudge was summoned as an &C
cessory of Mr.. Bright in conspiring to
defraud the latter's creditors, declared
it was disgraceful to compel a man who
had once held positions in the Ameri-
can legations at Paris and Madrid to
remain under accusation without
chance of proving his innocence.
The treasury officials spent the MORN
ing in introducing technical evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
BURIED ihsRuiNs.
Burning Building Collapse. It St.
Louis, 6uryins Several Firemen.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 4.-At least nine
men were killed and as MANY moro in
Jured in fire which broke out tonight
ir the five-story stone and brick build
ing at No. Sl4 Chestnut street, occupied
by the American Tent and Awning c.
The building suddenly collapsed and,
although the half dozen men who were
caught in the crash had not been
reached by their hardworking compan-
ions two hours later. It is almost abso-
lutely certain that they have sue
cumbed.
The building in, which the fire origin
ated was located in the old business
section of the city and was ahont so
years old. The blaze, which proved a
hard one for the fire department to
master. had been brought practically
under control when suddenly the build
ing collapsed and came down in a heap
with noise that could be heard for
blocks. Three pipeihen at work on the
second floor had had difficulty in man
aging line of hose and Assistant
Chief Thierry was on his way with
three of his men to lend them aid when
the building collapsed. The men went
down with tons OF twisted iron. brick,
stone and wooden columns enveloping
them.
Chief Swingley, who was in front of
the building directing his men, had a
miraculous escape from death. AS the
front wall fell outward he scurried
across the street and fell under the
aerial truck. The truck was covered
with debris and partially wrecked and
it was to its sheltering protection that
the chief owes his life.
Frank Lingo, driver Of the truck, was
directing a stream on the fire from the
aerial ladder, about 40 feet from the
ground, when the wall fell. A portion
OF the debris struck him and he was
hurled through the air to the ground,
receiving probably fatal injuries.
Chief Swingley put his entire force
to work at once in an effort to rescue
the buried firemen. but although the
men worked heroically they had not
been able to reach the victims at mid
night. 1t is certain that all are dead,
as tons Of debris covers them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
RHODE ISLAND s. OF v.
Assemble at East Providence for Their
18th Annual Session.

Providence, r. L.. Feb. 4.-The 14th
annual meeting of the division Of Rhode
Island. Sons Of Veterans. was held.
Tuesday. in Grand Army hall. East
Providence with full representation
of officers and delegates. Division Com
nander ]. H. Leonard presided. Coun-
Gilman L. T. Nadeau welcomed the del
egates and extended to them the hos
pitality of the town on the part of East
Providence Past Commander F. j.
Clinton responded. Col. Leonard then
announced the various committees, fol-
lowing which the reports Of officers
were read. In general the condition of
the organization was shown to be -four
ishing and the efforts to increase men,
bership and establish new encamp-
meDts successful. Past Commander w.
J. Congdon on the part of the division
council recommended that the per cap
ita tax bc creased from 80 cents to 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
Bon
Ami
The finest Cleaner Made
Cleans bath unexpectedly.

on board the barge and they hoist a
light.
The wind, tonight is from the west,
blowing freshly and increasing steadily.
Another big blow is looked for.
The tug Richmond, belongs to the B.
& o. Railroad Co Agent Willett of that
company says that,Sunday afternoon,
the Richmond, in command of Capt.
Mcconnell, left Liberty Island, in New
York bay, with three barges in tow, coal
laden, each trailing behind the other.
Each barge had on board three men.
Besides these there was Capt. Miller
and his wife, who acted as cook on the
barge Antelope; Capt. Harding on the
Belle of Oregon, and Capt. Rogers on
the Mystic Bell, total Of Is persons.
The Antelope carried 1910 tons of coal;
the Belle of Oregon 1890 tons and the
Mystic Belle 1888 tons.
Agent Willett was in telephone COM
munication, this afternoon, with Capt.
Mcconnell, who had reached Newport.
The captain said the tug and the barges
were we'll out to sea at 6 o'clock and
their position was off the Long Island
coast. The wind increased and at few
minutes past the rope from the for
ward barge to the tug parted. Capt.
Mcconnell put the tug about and tried
to get line to one of them, but the
wind was too strong and the barges
were blown further and further away
from the tug. Capt. Mcconnell did not
give up the hope of rescuing the men on
the barges until it became too dark for
him to distinguish them. The tug then
made for Newport with all possible
speed.
Capt Mcconnell told Agent Willett
he thought ali the barges and those
aboard of them had been lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
Kid Mcfarland Whips Otto seitoff.

Milwaukee. Wis.,, Feb. 4.-"Kid' Nc
Partland of New York, knocked out
Otto Seitoff Of Chicago. in the first
round Of what was to have been a six
round bout before the Milwaukee Box
ing Club. tonight. The decisive blow
was stiff right-hander. which landed
on the solar plexus. The men started
in at rapid gait and the fight was of
a hurricane order so long as it lasted
They fought under straight rules and
Ii was at the end of two minutes fight
ing during breakaway that the
knockout blow was delivered. Seitoff
fell in heap, after making an effort
to continue. At the end Of the count
he had to be carried to his corner. He
was revived in few minutes and was
able to return to his dressing room un-
assisted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
TWENTY-FOUR SAVED.
Crew of the Stranded Ship L. Schepp
Taken OF.

New York. Feb. i.-The marine observ-
or at Fire island reported at 10 A. NJ.
Tuesday. that the crew of the stranded
ship l.. Schcpp had been rescued by a
wreckng tug.
At daybreak. the wrecking steam tug
Chapman of the Merritt & Chapman Co.
and a lighter arrived at Point Lookout
with a large number of men to rescue
the crew of the Schcpp. There were "a
men on board the stranded ship and they
had suffered greatly from exposure. All
Monday the waves dashed over the shin
while the wind swept her deck. The life
saving crew of the Point Lookout and
Long Beach stations made many at empts
to throw a line to the stranded ship. but
owing to the heavy wind every attempt
was "A failure. The tremendous sea made
1t impossible to Launch life boat ana
the life saving crews simply had to wait
for wind and sea to subside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

After several days OF fruitless confer
ence the sub committee charged with
arranging for the gala opera night In
New York City for Admiral Prince
Henry OF Prussia has succeeded In
overcoming the objections raised by q
boxholder at the Metropolitan Opera
house who refused to give up his hold
Ing in order that the prince and his
suite might occupy Ave adjacent oxes
In the horse shoe" The objector nm
ally agreed to accept another box equal
ly as good as his own. This was pro-
cured and the trouble Is at an end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
TEST EXPERIMENT.
Peculiar Power Possessed by New
Medicine.

OF new discoveries there is no end.
but one of the most recent. most re-
markable and one which will prove in
valuable to thousands of people, is a
discovery which it is believed will take
the place of all other remedies for the
cure of those common and obstinate
diseases. dyspepsia and stomach trou-
bles. This discovery is not a loudly
advertised, secret patent medicine, but
is scientific combination of whole
some. perfectly harmless vegetable es-
sences. fruit salts, pure pepsin and
biSmuth. --'s-g 4 :sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
BLOWING A GALE.
Blizzard Raging in the Entire Great
Lake Region.

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. Aust when
their trains moving with some regard
to schedule time. the storm which has
prevailed internationally since Sunday,
struck the city again, tonight, with re-
doubled fury. With the thermometer
near the zero mark and the wind blow
ing a gale, the men who have been
struggling to keep street car lines and
steam railroads open are almost in des-
pair.
Mails from the east and west arrived
from one to five hours late, during the
day, but trains from northern Pennsyl-
vania points had been cancelled in
many instances and the regular mail
service was demoralized. No perish
able freight is accepted by the rail-
roads and very little freight of any kind
was moved, today.
At midnight the wind was blowing at
the rate of 81 miles an hour and street
thermometers registered six above zero.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 4.-The
whole Of western Michigan is being
swept by terrific blizzard, the fiercest
of the year and one of the worst the
railroads have had to contend with in
years. Country roads are completely
blocked by huge drifts and the free
rural delivery service is knocked out
for the first time since it's establishment
in Michigan.
Along the Lake Michigan shore the
storm is particularly severe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
som.thina Th.t wan b Yeu oee.

I We know OF no way In which we can
be OF more service to our readers than
to tell them Of something that VIII be
of real good to them. For this reason
we want to acQuaint them with what
we consider one Of the very best feIne-
dies on the market for coughs. colds.
ana that alarming complaint. Group.
We refer to Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. We have used It with such
good results In our family 30 long that
1t has become a household necessity.
by Its prompt use we haven't any
doubt but that It has time and again
prevented Group. The testimony -
given upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers, especially
those who have small children, always
keep 1t in their homes n safeguard
against croup.-Camden q. CO. Messer-
ger. For sale by John Coughlin. III
Water street;J. C.. Houlehan, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

A tragedy occurred at Alexander.
seven miles south of ScottsviIle, KY,
Monday. For some time an old grudge
has existed between Heater Turner and
his brother James. Both brothers met
at Alexander. yesterday. where they
renewed their differences and Heater
shot his brother dead with a double
barrelled shot gun. but not before James
had struck Heater on the head with a
Ratchet, inflicting. it is thought. fatal
injuries,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

The British steamship Europe from
London for Philadelphia, and the Earn
Line steamer Drummond from Phila-
delphia for st. Thomas, both of which
grounded in the Delaware river, Mon
day. during the gale were floated early.
Tuesday morning. They were found to
be unchanged and both proceeded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

Six soys. coasting down hill, at
Peoria. III. Tuesday night. crashed in
to an electric car and four of them
were Injured, two fatally. The police
were guarding the crossing. but owing
to the darkness the coasters were not
seen in time to prevent the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05

In his weekly report to the British
war office, Lord Kitchener states that,
for the week ended Feb. 1, 20 Beers
were killed. 6 wounded, 142 taken pris-
orers and 4S surrendered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-05
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels,
Lynnville, Jaspar Co, \

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists everywhere at so cents
for full sized packages. little book
on stomach Diseases mailed free by
addressing T. A. Stuart Co, Marshall,
Mich. 1851.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30

minore pn1s. At por Stprelie TtaI pps
iligt. 81 tan 10 mart life Oioe, ON
ben mener noget meo line 6urFdg eael
Ell; ON Zen putter % 9laar ! Zinene
meo fine gegrunoelier eaer ei.
De- maa Dog BEL tunne foritaas /
pprt Samfunb. At Def er Spno at
MARIE Il 4arsmsoe.
% Spno = Def oeo etb0ert truenoe
Menneite - er en- frpgtelis ldmmenoe,
osO 6aano oper SUBS Riges 4rbeioe.
+ y 4
Men faa tai altiaa port Sumfunbs
Stas6ireftion, Der nu / 4ar bar faaet
en- Del al Stnreliens Qnipar, og por
5amfunositole. iom M i Qar bar
fact to itarte 8onturrenter, Iioe un=
Der en- iaaoan Notwithstanding.
Saa tan nan 10 altio til n9ite
Qarsmpoe peotage en- imut Nnertens
BELLE til ben oeoe 6ddno".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
groOeriinb % falife
glQiancer.
af Gognsprait Sui. SfOsrfen.
/ oar. 8gb."

Sub lie 5af for ben Gnbeositr9ben.
Der urbeiOer fig frem blanot be eOdns
gelilte ariitne | bore 9age! Den Ell
CUBS 4dnbs 89rf. Den bill ogiao
naa til 9irtelisgerelie | bans ZINE
Seius bar bebt 5aberen ON bet, oa
bet oil ifs. Cab % ale arbejoe mer
berpaa: lab bore 6jerter blipe mere
rummsliee for bans 9arlisbeo, ion
pil Jamie Cubs aoipreOte 8srn til
cen Sop. Seq pnifer at Dere Bart
hdper / Ol9ben, ndar bet fulotommes.
Men jeg sniter life at D9re bet pao
Sanbbeoens getoitning. Sdnobsber
Dor pars os iaa bprebar ium aerlig'
bsoen, ellers f%orlifsr ogiau osnne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
@r Ger nogen Srag fOr eli
~llngoOmstomiie?

Qarsmsnet bar 10 iparet pad bette
| SperQsmadl peo Qar efter Q(dr al
uelge en- ieaoan. g}en bet Tube
pei pie zig mere enb oerpeo. at en-
&omits palgtes. !6oerten Qdrsmsbet
eQer aomiteens Meolemmsr fan g9re
ben nptti9, ON itfe gr9fter % Menigs
6eoer runot ON / Den f%oreneos D. {. /.
&irte oil nGre meoDirtenoe. Del
6lep b9boet pdd Aarsmeoet, at BET
par aobt, ON aomiteens Me0lemmer
boeos iaa Ipreot ion muligt, iad man
uoen tore togifier tunoe faa en- al
Dem meo til llngoomsmeoer bdaoe /
Zit og 9eit. 8ette tan bare i'm 9es
tp0ning. men Al o9re til Yeliignelie
PED ct ungoomsmpbe, er bog life be-
tinget al. ON man sr WeDlem at &ons
teen, % er bet at. Ri tai gore, ba
e. Der iagen gru9 for en- ungooms7
tomite. Der Mites bog pitt pgiad
nogst mere al os.
Selp BAR lea oftc paret I 5%orlegens
BED for At faa COB og pasierbe Glitter
atur at lpie BED pore Wsoer. muaite
andre bar pqret / iamme &nibe. 9un=
be ri life TONNE b%perdnore til 6j9lp
pau bette og lignenbe OmraaOer. Bill
De life qraiter o9 andre. ipm bar leit
en- Tel gooe triitelige Bigger. ienoe os
Sitlsn % 5orfatterens 0aDn til iaas
oaRne Bigger. iom De amer for pas
ienoe og ngttig 9Rsning for lngoom,
men BED osns Meoer. Ser tunoe pit
bruges ge5er, baabe al ct pattenoe,
opbpggenoe og oplnienoe 5nb6olb. De
buroe bare interesIante, ia ~iparOsnoe
% tiaige ifreoet Il letfattsligt Sprog,
oa pei be heite al bore unge er oppofsee
be fer / aanoet o9 life itittsv opbt /
ssanit; SelD ON Ri fun =. % soo gog
anbsfalst ira dOer Menig4eO efles
qrGit, oii 2eieren ielO ie, bbiIten ZEE
tpoelig 6ialp BET biloe bliDs pdo bette
Smradoe. 9i oil oa dHdtte en- 2iite
CHER %iddoanne Bigger % p9re / Stdnb
til at 9iDs gint til BEN, Der matt.
6snDenbe fig til os Or 6iaIp / ben
Retning.
De, Der interesierer zig for Sagen
% oerns bill tomme fine grsore til
Siqlp, ter Ri moi pents, bill ien0e mig
ct poittort / en- nar 5remtio meO Iii
tslsn og 5orfatterens Rdpn al iaas
oanne 9sger, De IelD bar funoen npts
tige, og beoes De ON at mGrte peo bper
BOG. ON ben gaar / uGttenoe, opbpgs
aenoe eIer oplpisnbe Retning O.. I. B..
Gm nogen ifulbe liggs inoe meo
5anter, Der tunbs tjene os ION 8int
ener 9sjleoning, bill Ri p9re glade peo
at mootags iaabanne, ensr ON nogen
Itadr ufldr / en- eler anoen Ting an
gdaenoe llngbomsarbejoet Og enIter
bort RaaO easr gejlsonins, DilOe bet
gl9os os al gre for i%auounne, bpdb
Ri fan, DIN be oil benDsnbe fig til mig
oesangaoenbs inben 10. quguit.
Sun peb geniibigt pg brooerligt
Sumdrbejoe meb Samfunbets pras
fer er Der Muligbeb for. at ~ungoomss
tomiteen fan blibe til p~irtslig 6ialp
og Ststte for ben .Oigtige Opgdpe:
ungoOmmen for ariitus os bans
&irfei
5. g. Ruurup.
5orm. / &omiteen.
AZ Dale Str, Ofbfoib, mis-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
Samfunbs=S etragtninger.
Zen eeps 9aanos sio

Bort Samfunos 4arsmebe sf u
III Fprlangit pei pperitddet. Gaer
maaife en- Del pil meme, at bet netoF
life er pei operitaaet,
9et er bog / 6pert 5alo oper itaast.
90 bet er iaa 5io at ooerpeie por
Sitting en- 8enoe, ituoere liot pda
Climbing % LAB. @i ifal 10 nemlia
praftiit leDe iom Samfuno / 4aret
1902-1903 paa Acknowledgement
9art : % paa Dor St1relies ni0tart
Qrbejbe oeruofru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30

9aar gRierne benueuoer Jig til 5oIt. Der
apeIterer / 8laoet, euteu ior at tebe Dos benz
sler for at LA Gplpsninser OIL Oct aperte.
reOe. beoes De aItio %onttaIe, ut be laa Iuer.
tisiemeHtet / bette Blaa 1st oil pore til
sepiiois Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
2 n.

6pao Ri panot, bar en- Sfoleois
rettion. iaa at oenne pigtige Del
of Samfunosarbeioet MI er unobras
get Stnreliens oirette Snogriben.
8ette par utnipliomt en- 9inoing,
ioet man III ian bdabe, at ct tirtepos
Iitiff Stgre meO StOIen meO est9eo
oil funne unogaas.
, Sun ben tsologiIte StOle bill for
5remtiben tunne. efter en- GRATIS ION
sr gammsi, men nepps GOD. 6liOs uos
-. for Al idmmes al &iifftttptccs..attns
cpbe 6aanb.
Mlen eders table ri ganite pitt
umaaoelig meget netOp / Dor Stoles
jag.
>. 7iF:.tionen Sc. alersOs Oift, at ssssaa
6ar giQie til at fdd Stoleiagen reqoe.
4ar.
Ulen = 6porleDes itdl ben tuuns
bet?
Zen er / 5si9e 4arsmpOets geitsms
melie aniparlig ogfaa for ben teoloa
qiife 4fDeling. Sg peo bet ferite 9i'
reftionsmeDe 6eiIutteDe ben idu at for;
sae be 9areres Nntal, fom ftal unber.
oiie | 5eologi. Men oens geilutnino
bier iuit, bbor ifoe ben er itiaet / ben
6enieenbe. geilutningen lob nenliq
paa at fable en- Muno fom GOaegel9'
rer, men dae bans gag blsO | 5eologi
90 iom paitor 6. 6ulct tioligsrt
bar bem9rfet bet / DIT" tan oenn'
geflutning life Iiges at p9re / egenlil
Cperensitemmelfe meo Adrsmsoeti
geilutninger.
8ette bar Sfoleoirettipnen ielD bali
en- Jslelfe ar; oe bog Ital ben ofdms
men meo Sfolens 5afultet orone all
peorgrenoe Stolens lInoerOisningss
plan"
Oct bar meo bette for Die. at Der
talpte en- goaeaelarer til at un0erDiit
/ 5eolosi. 5bi meo be teologiitt
arafter fom Sfolen | bet fommeno'
4ar bill fad, fan be teolosiife Stuosn.
ter life faa ben grunbige ll~noerpis:
nina, ION Der / be ienere Adr er itr9bt
benimoo.
Og port Samfunb er ! 5orbolo I'll
onbres t~eologiffe uooannelie enoot
lanef tilbage.
Sfoleoireftionen piloe fremao mel
uboannelfen, men ben fan life.
Mon life 9runben ifuloe bore, a
ben Dsbe 6aanD er bleDen lagt benopel
DOR Gtolefas2
Os MI Goneee<4fDslingsn.
SqTaa for ben - og bet uinoitr9n'
fet = ffal Direttionen ierge.
Men - fan ben?
Z ct Mar, Da Der relies to tore pri'
bate Sfoler, fom til gfterddret sr rsol
til at tage BEN banifzameritanite ung
bonn inoenfor fine nDe Wure, bdt
Narsmeoet label i'm egen, Sdmfunbs
Sfolen Dqre fod ilDe iti1et, at ben enl
life far funnel uDienOe ct adtdlol
enonu, ii bener apertere enDnu, men,
be pripate fan f1tte al 2raft inD pa'
at pinbe gieper til Sfpleaaret.
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,Sanferen"

bIiper ienbt til subtribenter, inOtil uotrpi.
ielis GpiiseIie moOtuses al IIosioerne % al
@qlo er betalt. / Epereusremmelie meo d.
5oreneoe Staters Roitlcps.