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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
FAKES FILIPINO DEATH STORY
Soldier Describes Alleged Inhuman
Treatment of Natives, hut Knows
Nothing of 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Several months
ago a paper in Pennsylvania contained a
letter written by William j. Longenberger
Of Company A, Fifteenth infantry, in 1t
he said the dead bodies Of the Filipinos
lay around on all sides, unburied, in va
rious stages of decomposition. and that
when a Filipino dropped "our boys all shot
him seven or eight times" so that he was
covered with blood from head to foot"
The matter was made the subject OF an
Official investigation by General Chaffee.
with the result that the story was shown to
be without foundation. Private Longenber-
ger, wrote to the commanding officer of his
regiment that the story gives a mistaken
impression. 81 heard 1t from another en-
listed man" he stated, land have never
witnessed the death OF a native in the Phil
ippines, and l now believe that the story
told me was only idle Boosting"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Councirmen Not in Contempt.

The members of the city council of Mis-
souri, Valley appeared before Judge Macy
in the district court yesterday morning by
their attorney and satisfied the court that
they had not been guilty OF contempt by
refusing to heed the injunction issued by
Judge Green in the matter of a sidewalk in
front Of the property of Mrs. Jennie Smith,
as alleged.
Mrs. Smith secured an injunction re-
straining the city council from ordering a
new sidewalk In front Of her property
under a resolution which 1t was shown
had only been advertised eight days in
stead OF ten days, as required by the stat
ute. The council. in order to rectify the
error, adopted a new resolution providing
for the construction OF the sidewalk, in
tending that 1t should be published the re-
quired number Of days. Mrs. Smith COM
menced contempt proceedings, but Judge
Macy held yesterday that the adoption Of
a new resolution was not contempt, but
ordered that the Injunction remain in force
and that the question OF the right of the
council TO order the walk be determined at
the November term Of the district court in
Logan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
The Secret of a suocessfuI Merchant.

Thu success Of a merchant depends
largely Ipon his ability to please his Gus
toners. In order to do so he recommends
only articles which are to his knowledge
most reliable. In handling medicine this is
especially true. as people desire the best
preparation on the market and appreciate
the recommendation OF their druggist. Here
is what ". ]. Leight OF House Springs, NO..
says of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy: 81
can recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to my customers to be second to none
on the market. For Group with children
there is nothing better"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
N. z. Plumbing Co.. telephone s5s.
Girls choir Gives Concert.

The girls choir OF the Broadway Meth
Ddlst church Sunday school gave a very
pleasing literary and musical entertainment
last evening which attracted a good-sized
and appreciative audience. The young
people were assisted by J.. B. Arthur, the
church organist. and Mrs. J. w. Calfee.
wife OF the pastor. who has taken a promi-
net part in organizing and training the
choir. Miss Bessie Crane made her debut
as a v~iolinist and rendered a selection
from Faust" which was we'll received and
called for an encore. This was the pro-
gram rendered.:
PAR l.
Organ Solo-lThe King of Glory...........
Flag of the Free. ,..........
j b. Arthur.
Hazel Claire Brown.
TO the Harvest Field ...,..........
Violin Solo-Faus
Bessie Crane.
Q~uartet-Refuge
Bella May Shade, Mary Mcconnell,
Hazel Claire Brown, Bessie
Crane.
PART II.
organ Solo-Come Thou Fount..........
j. b. Arthur.
Reading-How Ruby Played ...,.,.......
Bella May Shade.
Englewood Junior Quartet-The Seabird
Ethel Shubert, Hazel Pippin, Bay Carter,
Bessie Crane.
Bolo-Bendemeer's Stream ....,.......,...
Mrs. Hattie IL. Calfee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
old Lover. Finally Marry.

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 17.-(special.1-
A. @. Poynton, the Reinbeck business mau
who loved and wooed a Miss Williams In
Connecticut twenty-five years ago, was
married to the woman here Wednesday
evening by Rev. Mr.. Moore, the Congrega-
tional minister Of R~einbeek. A letter Of
coincidence written to Poynton on the death
Of his first wife led to the oourtship and
the renewal Of former VOWS. They will re-
side at Reinbeck. The bride travelled ali
the way from Connecticut to tell him she
was sorry for the quarrel Of a quarter of a
century ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
COMPETITION INCLUDES FRAUD
German Traders Have such Peculiar
ideas that Criminal Code Has
Been Enlarged.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.--Consui Warner,
at Leipzig, informs the State department
that the term fair competition" is held
in Germany to cover all methods that tend
to iniure a competitor either indirectly, by
concesling the quality Of goods. unlswfully
using trade marks. or directly. as in the
disparagemeat Of his business or wares.
Many countries have laws against such
practices. but Germany has gone further
than any nation and is fighting the evil not
with civil but with criminal law.
Any business man has the right to bring
suit against his opponent who does these
things. and the penalty is a fine, and for
the second ofense Imprisonment. EN-
ployes are also prohibited from disclosing
business secrets under heavy penalties.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
SEEK NO CoALINe STATIONS
America Has Not Yet Demanded
Fuel YR-ds from Cuban
Republic.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE impression
that prevails among many Cubans that the
pending treaty between the United States
and Cuba contains a provision for the loca-
tion for the United States coaling station
In Havana harbor, is erroneous. The
treaty is purely a reciprocity and ommer-
cial treaty. TIL subject OF coaling stations
will be dealt with In another treaty, which
will embody the terms Of the Plat amend
ment, and also dispose Of the future OF
the Isle Of Pines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
wrestling Match Arranged.

Ernest Norman of this city, known as
the Norwegian wrestler and John
Holden and Thomas Burke Of Omaha have
signed an agreement for a wrestling bout
to be pulled off in this city in the near
future. Norman agrees to throw both Of
his antagonists in one hour without losing
a fall. The match is to be a catch-as-catch
can affair and is said to be for 500 a side.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

New Meat Market,

Thorne & Davis, Twenty-third street and
Broadway. nave opened a meat market in
with their grocery store. Fresh
and salt meats, lard, poultry, oysters. fish,
etc, will be kept on hand and the wants Of
the public in that part Of the city will be
supplied at the lowest prevailing market
prices. Today Saturday they will sell
nice, dressed chickens at IL cents per
pound. 'Phon B-6l7.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
BUYS COLORADO SPRINGS SITE
Government Finally Selects Location
for Fedora Building I'm that
iowa.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE secretary
OF the treasury has selected a site for the
government building at Colorado Springs, at
the corner of Pixies Peak and Nevada
avenues.
II Is valued at SO 900. but the late W.
8. strstton. the millionaire owner. before
his death offered to contribute half the
value to the government so that the ae-
eepted price Is SIS. 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Home Capital in New bank.

The capital OF the proposed new national
bank In Council Bluns will be subscribed
for entirely by local parties. No outsiders
will DO interested in the bank" This is
the statement made by Charles r. Hannah
In a letter received here yesterday by a
former business associate. In this letter
Mr.. Hannah says so great has been the in
terest taken by the business men Of Coun-
ell BLUFFS in the proposed new bank that
the stock could have been subscribed for
two or three time over. Mr.. Hannah is
still In the east. but is expected lone In a
few days. His Letter indicates that the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

William F.. sapp was the surprised re-
cipient yesterday of a handsome set Of
harness as a Slight token of respect" from
the Tri-City Amateur Driving club OF
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Accompanying the present was a letter
from c. c. Kendall Of Omaha, treasurer Of
the club. explaining that the club desired
in this manner to show its appreciation of
Mr.. Sapp's services during the last season
In acting as starter at the clubs matinee
meetings.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Gravel roofing, A. H. Reid. SAL Broadway.
Davis sells glass.
Another suit on Time cheok.

II. c.. Roark. an employee Of the Hall Con-
struetion company, who was one OF the
witnesses in the suit brought by Martin
Ryan to recover the full amount OF his
time check without the 10 per cent dis
count, brought a similar suit against the
company yesterday in Justice Bryant's
court. Roark alleges that as a result OF
his testifying in the case he was dis
charged by the company and that It re-
fused to pay him his time check without
the discount. William Williams and
George Hetherington. two other employees
who we're also witnesses In the cases, were
also discharged. it is alleged. but were
later reinstated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

men associated with him In his street rail-
way deals in the east will not be interested
in the new bank here. Regarding the state
ment that the bank would be called the
Bluff City National bank. Mr.. Hannah
writes that It was premature and the name
Of the bank has not yet been decided upon
and will not be until the establishment OF
the institution is fully assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

noon indicted. for malicious mischief.
George Bandy. manager Of the Mutual
Telephone company and owner OF the
Hawkeye Telephone company. He was en-
Joined last spring from cutting the wires
Of the Boone Telephone company. and this
action is the outgrowth OF r~ivslries be-
tween companies operating here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Cattle Die of BIackleg.

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 17.-(Special)-
Blackleg among the cattle has broken out
in the southern part Of this county on the
farm Of Joe McManus, where a dozen cattle
have died of the disease. This is one Of
the dreaded diseases among cattle men and
every effort is being made to check 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
PANAMA is FULLY PACIFlED.
Fernandez Has Not Seized Dictator
ship and Rebels Are over
come.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17~.-Replying to an
inquiry from the Colombian legation here.
Governor Salazar OF ana says the re-
port that General Fernandez had declared
himself dictator OF Colombia is without
foundation.
General Perdomo. who has just arrived
at Panama and assumed command Of the
Colombian troops on the isthmus, says the
interior Of the country is entirely paeihed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Farmer BLOW. ont Brains.

LEMARS. Ia, Oct. 1L-(special Tele-
gram.)-William Krauel, a farmer residing
in west1eld township, killed himself yes
terday. He placed the muzzle Of a revolver
at his head. blowing out his brains. He
was 35 years old. Disappointment in love
was the cause.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

check for 81, 700. The latter is regarded as
throwing a peculiar light on the case for
IL is thought to indicate that Turner vent
to the Offices with the intention Of paying
the money which was 20 have settled the
difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Wnnts stone Ran.om Repnid.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Misrepresentation
OF the missionary societies have formally
requested the State department &c mako
a demand on Turkey for repayment Of tho
ransom paid for Miss Ellen NJ Stone. The
requests assume the liability 81 Turkey
settled. but the State department says the
responsibility still lies hetween Turkey aaa
Bulgaria
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Fined for Starving Horse.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Oct. ~17.-tSpecial
Telegram.)-D. H. Balsley was fined $50 by
Justice Bonnie this morning for Starving a
horse to death. The Humane society OF
the city prosecuted the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Root Approves Field Guns.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 17.-secretary Root
has approved. the recommendation Of the
board Of ordnance and fortiheations as to
the design for the new field gun.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
PENSIONS FOR WEsTERNERS
Survivors of Wars Generously Hs-
by the General


WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-CSpecial.)-The
following pensions have been granted;
Issue OF September 26:
Nebraska: Increase, Reissue, Etc
Charles BuloY, Lincoln. $40: Frederick L.
Snyder, Tekamah, {l2; John Grabach, Grand
Island. $40. Widows, Minors and Dependent
Relatives-Ellen a. Baker. Bloomington, 50.
Iowa: OTiginal-Jesse w. Cheek. Des
Moines, $40; Daniel K Babcock. Marshall
town. IS. Increase, Reissue, Etc.-William
Beardsley, Wellman, SO; James G. Foster,
Des Moines, $50; Daniel o. Dawson, Max
well, Sl2; George Hardenbrook. Max
well, S12: isom AdcoX, Charlton. Sl2; James
II. Hervey, Charlton ST. Widows. Minors
and Dependent Relauves-Sarah A. Wood
burn, Akron, Sl2; Jennette Mitchell, North
ward. s..
South Dakota: Increase. Reissue, Etc
Thomas W Ferguson, Hot Springs, so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract. title and loan ofice Of J. w.
Squire. 1O1 Pearl street:
]. d. Austin and wife 70 Margaret L.
MCGEE. lot g. block S, Mullins sub.
II. 3. Gould to Margaret l. McGee.
lots q g. Z and MS lot 3, block 3.
Bayliss' Sd add; lot l. block 4; lots
10 and 20, block D; lot l6, block s; lot
10 block 20; lot s, block Is; lots 1 and
6, block "a, Towards ada, q W d.. $50
Harvey A. Ballenger to Carrie l.. NJ.
BRllenger, lot s, block IL, Bayliss'
LIST add, W .s....c.'... i
Patrick I. Conroy and wife TO Harry
Percy. lot 2. block s, town OF Walnut.
w ."
Marvin III. Thomas, lot s, block 3,
Sunnyside add, W d..."......-.. $50
Five transfers, a-Esregating ....... N,sOi
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

The Epieurean's delight; sparkling. ener-
veseent. fruity. The champagne par excel
leneS Cooks Imperial Extra DRY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Davis sells paintA-

Plumbing and heating. Bi1by a Son.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18
Homestead Sale Confirmed.

The chief justice Of the supreme court
has confirmed the sale Of the Homestead
property made yesterday by a commissioner
Some litigation is expected yet over ques-
tlonable ccOun as between the inter
ested parties. but these can he disposed OF
soon.
The railroad commissioners have assign
ments for several hearings next week. Con-
demnation proceedings for the Great West
ern at GlaTinda are to be heard in Des
Molnes Tuesday; on Wednesday the COM
missioners will be in Fort Dodge for con-
demnation asked by the Minneapolis & st.
Louis and TO settle a crossing case. and on
Thursday they will be at Ames to dispose
Of a crossing case in which the North
western is interested. The Great Western
has also asked for condemnation OF land
ia Carroll.
Telephone Man Indicted.
Tha poik countv Grand Jury this altar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

The Polk county grand Jury this after
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-18

The following are the other decisions
filed today by the court:
State against Thomas ]. S~teupper. al
pellant, Fremont county, Judge Green;
conviction for bigamy; affirmed, by Nc
CLAIM.
against V. c. Hemeway, appellant. Dick
insOn county. Judge Quartar; action to
quiet title; reversed, by Ladd.
iel T Patton, Polk county, Judge Bishop;
reassessment Of special taxes; reversed. by
Sherwin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23

~ DARIUS 8ecfs Spn, Mnorep
@ecf, Iom Dor uoenfor Blair pad jim
Sabers 5arm, bar forleoen iaa u6elz
big at faa lit enc Sen brGffet. San
fpriegte at fjarne ct Stpffe 8oro,
6porpaa en- at bans 9eite fob; men
bet glatte 6pre gleb ban, og tom inb
unber s6eiteae, Der traaOte paa 8enet.
Oct er bsflageligt, at bsnne unge, bDgz
tige Mano ffulbe blibe rant at bette
alDorlige nbelb. 4Ge bans 8enner
bilie BAN.
- 6. 6. Yierce er ben befenote le=
benbe SOr6anbler at ale @ldgs Mpbz
fer, Sengefjeore og Mabrdier, 8dr=
'neDogne .. T. b. San bill ielge Bill
ligere enO De itore !9uie meb slinlrenbe
&utalos.
- 4nben Sufebags Often ST. Z
Set / Blair Strife msO Suletre for
8praene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Snleitiernem.

81 bar Deret iau belbige i 4ur a;
faa ben fsrite 5orienOelie al uSule=
ftiernsn", iom er fommen til Mmerifa.
Den bar afienbt fra Oanmarf IA
0age, fpr uSuleitiernen" ubfom ber=
bjemme.
Su pi bar ct fort parti, center hi,
at ale, iom Bnifer uSulefjeraen" for
1902, bill funne faa ben. Den er /
@ar imuffere og risere ubitpret enb
iebbanlig og er ubettnget bet bebits
Sulebefte, ION ubgaar / 9anmarf.
Den inoebolber birfeltgt Suleitof ng
life fom andre Srlebefter en- bel Del
2sjer og Grin, men egte, iunb Sulez
lesning pasieabe for ben itore 9pi=
tib og minoenbe pm Sulen biemme /
bort Sebelanb. Den bill fable tilbage
mango @rinhringer berbiemme fra, be-
rige etbpert 9iem meb glade Sanfer
og bringe @eliignelie til be 9jsm,
6bor ben fommer.
Den faas / Ouniib 2utb. pubG.
5ouie, BLAIR, Nebr., og foiter fun
so Gents / praetfulbt Smilag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Suleiager
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.

Oct 1fdl bore % en- @lebe at mob
tdge 8eFiainger puu Suleiager fra
Sam unOspenner og at fad en- liut
8eltiQing paa Sulebsger pg Sort fra
ale bore fore Menig6eber trtnbt ON
/ bette fore 2anb.
9i bar iaalebes inbrettet os, at Ri
fan efspebere ale 8eftiGinger, Iammer
Dag be inofommer, og Denter at fac
en- Del 8eitilinger / benne 1ibite uet
fer ben ftore 9pitib.
&ere 8enner, forglem life 8brnene
forglem fife Slagt og @enner! Del
er @~elfigaelie / at gibe, t6i berbeb gel
man andre glade pg bliber ielb glab
9io til iaamange, iom s fan, Jeff
om bet fun er en- lille Sulegcbe.
@n gOO BOG bill a1tib bore er
paSienbe @abe; be babes bilige pg 60
De, ft1te og ele9ente, til mango forlfel:
lige priier.
81 bar ct fort l1bpalg at Sulebeftel
meo paSienbe Sulelesning for bofs:
ne pg 9grn elIer - ON paifes - Sule:
fort meO en- file Sulebilien, 6pilfet far
ienDes pr. omgaaenOe poit for nogl
inblagte 5rimarfer. @ort nbbaGg
imagfuloe Sulefort til 5, 10 pg zoe. e1
meget fort.
9eriom 9e fife bar bort &ataloq
ba ifrip omtrent, bpQb De pn1fer % ii
bDi(fen 8ris, % Ri ifal ba ienbe be
melt pasfenoe e1sr opfploe 9eres On
Ffe faa biDt fom muligt.
pad 9aniib 2ut6. gubl. Soul e's
8egne
Poul peteren,
Mandger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
Sra Yuttawattamie g., Sa.

@i 6ar 9aft Misitonsmpbe bels tire
9age / iibite 1ge, og ct pelii9net Msbe
bar bet. puifor .. 81. Slien, 2incoln,
paitor 8. Senien, &uifin % Stub.
t6eol. $. 8onOo, Blair ~praOifebe for
ps. - Saf for 8eieget! - Sesbarre
f~oritbrrebe Snetormen / Ssnbugs
Mpbet En- Del, men !0erren bapbe be-
ret COB mob fine 6eqige, at ri alligepel
brog biem meb 9l9os. - Sab ps mebz
Dele Blot en- lille Munoimug at, bouo
Der blep prebife0e. - u9enne par pg
meo Sefus at Nu5uret6." Saaoan Jag
&c mar ON peter, fan bet fises ON
BIG? - n0et at leoe er mig 8riitus,
% at bs En- Climbing. - @uDs Orb
taller om en- Climbing, iom er ct Sab,
pg ct Sab, ION er en- 8inoing. -
@n @ftermiooug babbe Ri Samtul:
ON @pb. 5, 16. bpOri mango oeltog. -
Sst bar en- peliignet StunD.
29roags Often bar Der l1ngooms=
mgDe / preftebuiet, bbor Der bar lam
let Dper so unge Meanei fer. - o
tilreiisnOe Breit ter talte til Dem om al
BRUCE l1ngbomstibcn til at faa Sret
meb Sub /. - Otter Mpbet trafterebe
Mrs. @riG meb Safe pg Sage.
- &are u9anffer" fan bu life ffaFt
os at pibe 6oem be Siliitere pg 9pobi=
bere er, iom paitpr S.&. Senien lam
qeoe Nefetprere I'D til / airteblabe5
Mr. 46g wv. @s;s : s.sy#. Wy
- Oct forlDber, at Yaftor @ril
forleoen bar fpbt fig en- !6eit at 6anS
g. 9onien. SnDen ret lanse baa6ol
Ri at ie BAN igen bpe ZEN eble &Bre=
port, fom eIers bans gamIe @ennel
peb &oDal Soma, / i'm Sio mente, bar
bar en- Suffer /. Sans @enner fer
Soft g. mener omtrent bet famine
men ri trpite os meb, at en- Mano far
jo fife bare fulbfommen / ale 3etnin,
ger. @ennerne i @iour GitD ba6ppel
pitt neppe at flage / fau 9%enieenbe!
49, Sibte Srebag barSuletresfomi.
teerne i Council 8lufs for IT fp6e mi
til 9gjtiben. Sm Morgeaen bar be.
5rofpeir og beiligt aanefsre bporfol
be ale rejIte til 8Den pr. @labe. Mer
up ab Dagger bleb bet SBpcir pg pienbt
3e9n, og Be buobe ner fife fommer
6iem, &c gooe &omiteer, meb ale Sule=
iagerne, nan fan iom befenbt fife 9obt
FIRE / Sleoe pad ben bare Sorb %
Sulegooter fan jo / 3eglen q beGer
taale 8anb / Spanbepis. Mrs.
Sfdac 9anien og 8prn bar nof pgiao
/ 8Den pr. Slebe famine Dag at tgbs
tnb til Sulen. De fpm nof pgiau TENT
bicm / &egnpejret, men bet par bel
forot, be 6aDoe praiten paa Slabetop.
gleo ou gennemblsbt, peter9
8lRbelig Sui!
Spectatpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-23
&aeine, @is
Sen 49,. December, 19Oi

Den 10. December, 1902.
pa Der tiDt laI es / yOanfferen" pm,
bporoan be banfte @foler bar bet, bill
pi MI giDe nOgle faa Oplpsainger ON
bor Sfole 4acine. SPIRIT al aft, ipm
ffal iiges, er, at ale @leberne Der pea
@folen er ri9tig, ia, meget glone Deb
Stolen, og ale far itor Nrbejosz2pit.
9ooe og Oenlige 2erere bar ri, bbilz
fet ct bet Digtigite fpr ps, iom gaa
paa Sfolen.
8i bar baft forifeGige uomerfebe
5orebrag, iiben Sfolen aabnebes, iom
bar oeret til megen @abn pg Spbpgz
gelie for Ds. 6slgenbe praiter %
profesiorer talte til os: pator Sem
len fra &dciae bolbt ct ubmerfet T2rsz
orag ON @nsgar Og om, boor,kas
&riitenoommen fgrit bleb fnoI6rt /
Sanmarf. u
@n often, oa be hinge fra &acine
bar fer uDe paa Stolen til ct Mgoe,
bleo ct at De melt intereiante 6orebrag
6olbt at paitOr gorgaaro at aenoi6a
pm 2eo SplItoi.
Der bar pitt fife en- eneIte at Be
hinge / hsane 5Orfumling, uben at be
bar meget glade beb bet, be bprte ben
Often. ga.
Sfolsn befs9tes ct par Oage at Yrof.
9abm, iom CAB ct gobt 6orebras til
os ON 4ftsnen. st funbf fabsriqt
5orebrag ON 8eger og beres 8rug blep
bolot en- Ssnbug Often at Yrof. Nelz
len, Sfolens 8eitDrer. SibIte Qsrz
bag often famlepes gleperns % faa
Ienaer oppe -Sulen til M%ftenunberz
bolonins. 5lere at gleoerne bsflamez
rebe, pg Der bar osiaa Sang % Muz
1T. @n meset bpg9elist Often tilbrugz
tes.
Dor fibite Spnbag fsr Suleferien
bar ale gleDerne inbbubt til paItor
Seniens 9ism. Ser bapoe pi en- oeilta
Stuno ON gftermiobagen, og ON Mf=
tenea gift Ri ale / Strife.
Iftenen fer ri ffulbe ffines for at
t~ilbringe ben beiliss Suletib bismme
bos bore fore, holbtes en- file Mfffebsz
fsf for benz, fom ifulbe blibe paa Sfoz
len / Suleferien. Gn meset bpitibelia
I%fitsositnnb baDos Ri / Dag, Dor Iioz
tie Sfoleoag. prei terne 8ina oo Sem
len bsisgte os / Dor Mnbuqtstime.
5srit talte paitor Bling spoe % ppz
muRtreaoe Orb til % ON Dor STOLE
gang. Serefter talte paitor sSenien
ltot til os og gnifebe os ale til Qffeb
en- glaoelig Suleferie. profesforerne
yfielien og Sobnfon fluttebe meo etgar
Orb til Splipeli e al Sfolens Gao.
Saaounne sobe Siber og mango fere
meO nHOer pi fer paa Stolen, Ga bill
baaber at Ri efter Slllefeirien maa faa
rtett9 moa9e Glsrer til at saa pua
oenne Stole, bbor be iiffert bill fnbel
Jig rigtig bel tilfrebs.
vi trenge til Gbers Sprbgn, at Dor
maa faa COB 6remsans.
9leoeli9 Sui og Nptaur Bnites ale
. Sanfferen"s 2aiere.
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Sanmdrf.
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