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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

make it evident that they come from
an entirely different race.
In addition to these views Mr.. Arc
lander has been fortunate enough to
secure from the Hartman Expedition
OF American scientists, which visited
Alaska few years ago, fifty OF the best
photographs gathered by this expedi-
tion, from places where no white fc OF
had ever trod before, and these rare
pictures form an important part of
the lecture.
A very interesting feature will also
be the collection of Alaskan birds
and flowers, shown in beautifully COL
ored views.
We dare say that more solid in
struction will be found in this lecture
of an hour and a half than could be
obtained by studies of weeks and even
months. We believe that the young
people of Willmar will Apr. ciate the
arrangement by which children &C.
companying their parents can be ad-
mitted to the lecture for one-half OF
the ordinary price. The pupils of our
schools and particularly of the high
school, ought to make it a point to
attend the lecture in body, as they
certainly will not only be interested
but greatly instructed by the same.
The lecture will of course be rend.
cred IN English.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
Arctander.

Christmas will soon be here and so
will the 'Julebucks.
We are having cold weather nova.
days and news is scarce.
Some of our farmers marketed hogs
at Kerkhoven Saturday.
Elmer Houge came home from Will.
mar Saturday to spend the Christmas
vacation.
A. S. Nelson was very much sur
prised when entering the schoolhouse
Friday morning in finding the school
room as warm as when he lett it the
previous evening. Upon examin alton
it was found that the schoolroom had
been occupied during the night, the
person having entered through one Of
the windows, which had not been Sc
curely fastened. No damage was done
however. UNCLE Ed
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
WILL DRAW BIC HOUSE
Prospects Good for Largo Attendance
at Lutheran Free Church to Near
Arctsnder Talk on
Alaska.

Hon. Jno. W. Arctander's lecture
ON Alaska in the Norwegian Lutheran
Free church at Willmar on next Tues
day, the 10Th CT December, will I'm.
doubte dly draw full house. The
reputation of the lecturer, the benef.
cent purpose for which it is given
and the universal praise accorded to
the magnificent stereopticon views to
be presented in connection with the
lecture, will all contribute to this re.
suit. We have no hesitation in say
ing that the lecture will be likely to
prove most remarkable revelation
to most people. When Mr.. Arctander
returned from Alaska last summer be
was reported to have said that during
the whole OF his trip he stood with his
mouth wiz Q open, almost stunned at
the wonderful surprises which he met
with at every turn.
The views which he has gathered on
his trip and which are considered to
be the best selection OF Alaskan pic.
lures ever carried out from that couu-
try, will give those who attend his
lecture a fair idea not only of the
beautiful scenery Of the country, but
also of the marvellous developments
which it has had and of the interest
ing life, customs and habits of the
natives, which are 80 radically diff r.
ent from our own plain Indians, to
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
Head
-.
Hurt So Badly Was
Nearly Crazy.
Had no S1eep-Cou1d
Hardly Lie Down.
DR.. Miles, Nervine Per.
manently Cured Nc.

"A year ago suffered from extreme new
GUS stomach trouble. l was afraid of eve1y.
thing, could not bear to hear singing or music
and reading or hearing of death nearly
brought on my own. l could not sleep OF
hardly lie down, the back of my head hurt
me SO badly nearly went crazy. Ny shoul.
de1s hurt and the least thing I did would
bring On an attack of extreme nervousness
There were dimes when l would have . lump
in my throat and my mouth would be 30 dzy
l could hardly speak. was in despair until
began to take DR.. Miles Restorative Ner1-
inc. have taken in all twelve bottles and
consider myself permanently cured. NY
home doctor has since remarked on my
healthy appearance and said he wished be
could say his medicine helped me- He
knows it was Dr.. Miles Nervine. We IN
never without the Anti-Pain Pills and con-
slider your medicines household remedies. 4
cannot say enough for the Nervine, because
IN addition to my own case my dauehter,
who was out of school for a long time be-
cause of St. Vitus' dance, was completely
cured by eight bottles. She is now fesling
fine and going to school every day. We
thank you tor your kindness and will never
stop singing the praises of Dr.. Miles Restof-
alive Nervine. Mrs. c. E. Ring, Lima, O.
All druggists sell and guarantee frst Bot.
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for fYee book
On Nervous and Heart Diseases, Addyem
D.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhsrt, I'D.
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tennessee.
Dec. IA.


John G. Porter and daughter Mable
spent Sunday, q week ago, At G. E.
Wieberg's.
E. E. Peterson, one of Jim Hills
firemen, made brief visit at his home
on Monday and Tuesday.
Say look here, "Mlke," next time q
social is given at Kandiyohi "Kalle"
will do just like you-stay at home.
Hjalmer Peterson who Is working at
Mrs. T. o. Anderson's went to Wa
verify on Saturday to visit at his home
for few days.
r. A. Peterson's new gasoline en-
CINE arrived here on Friday and An
expert from Minneapolis was there
and got it ready for work.
Emil Nelson and brother of White
field visited at Olof Peterson's and N.
W. Peterson's over Saturday and
Sunday, returning on Monday.
Mrs. A. Hjelte, who has been work
ing at M. Mattson's, the past four
months left on Tuesday for Ola Ben.
son $ where she will spend the winter.
Bsklund was around this vicinity,
the first of the week, purchasing stock.
He seems to offer quite q price for
stock, so the farmers need not be dis.
gusted.
A pair OF ladies' mittens were found
at Dist. So, after the Shadow Social.
The lost property may be called fol-
at the schoolhouse, as it seems mittens
are needed now.
r. E. Peterson of Noel, Morton
county, N. D., came down here last
week on business. On Friday six Of
his neighbors hauled each q load o.
wheat to Atwater for him.
Jack Frost was an unwelcome visi
tor in tennessee on Saturday ani
Sunday. Joe Hyden's phonograpt
took severe cold and conse q uentlJ
has not uttered q word of either JOY
or sorrow since Sunday and will moi
until medical aid has been sought
Kalle sympathizes with you, ice
= KALLE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
Successful Fair and Sunner.

The annual fair and supper given
by the Ladies' Parish Guild of the
Episcopal church on Friday evening
of last week, in the Bonde Hall, was
largely patronized. The receipts
from the supper and fancy goods eale
amounted to 500, of which amount
$50 was from the supper and $40 from
the sale. The Dorcas Society and
St. Agnes Guild also contributed
neat sums toward the receipts of the
evening from their stands. The money
will be used for the Christmas tree
festival to be held on the evening OF
December 20.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

was occupied until about eleven
O'Clock in the playing of progressive
cinch and the following were success
full in carrying off the prizes: The
ladies head prize was awarded to
Mrs. A. E. Rice and the gentlemen 8
foot prize to Capt. G. A. Rice; ladies'
foot prize to Miss Cora Lindner and
gentlemen's foot prize to Lewis Dale.
Refreshments we're then served and a
''hop" followed. The receipts amount
ed to some over nine dollars.
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Lake Elizabeth,

DcC. Id.
John A. johnson had a windmill
erected last week.
Rev. Nilsson is at Fahlun this week
conducting meetings.
n. 8. Nilsson shipped hogs from
Kandiyohi Monday.
The Sunday School will have their
Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.
We have had 80 below zero since
last writing; a good thing we can get
cool.
Nils Lund has purchased a hand
separator and is now bringing cream
to the creamery.
A. T. Blur with force of helpers
cleaned the sawdust out of the ice
house Monday.
Hilmer Stenberg and A. J. Olson
hauled furniture to Willmar for AL
bert Wicklund on Tuesday.
There were no services in the Bap-
tist church last Sunday. Next Sun.
day there will be services both morn.
ing and evening.
The Lake Elizabeth Creamery Asso-
citation held their yearly meeting Sat-
urday. All the old officers were re.
elected and Buttermaker Stenberg was
engaged for the eighth year.
We are exceedingly glad to report
that Mr.. Engberg has regained health.
He appeared at the store this morning,
still weak but be is improving rapidly
after being so low, his fever was up
TO 103.
Thursday and Friday there were
Mission meetings in the Baptist church.
The ministers present from other
places were Revs. Anderson from
Maynard, Larson from Willmar and
Erickson from Grove City. -.
A. s. Ssther had q magic Lantern
exhibition at the Rosendale church
the first Of last week. He exhibited
'.Ten Nights in the Bar Room" ii
|copnection with lot OF other pictures
on the Temperance topic. He was AZ
texcellent speaker for the cause Of tenn
perance. The church was crowded to-
two evenings although an admission
lwas charged. rs 81. xas.
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Sv0a.


Dec. ID.
The Young Peoples society met last
Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Willmar is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Oscar
johnson.
Mics Annie Westlund has gone to
Willmar, where she will remain for
some time.
Miss Julia Moe returned to Willmar
Monday after few days' visit with
friends in this locality.
The confirmation class OF "a are
hard at work with their studies. They
meet with Rev. Lundberg every Mon
day.
CT. Rogers, the new representative
for the J. r. Watkins Medical Co.,
was canvassing this community the
past week.
Quite large number from here At
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Benct Mon.
son which occurred in Willmar today
(Monday.)
Sleighing is very poor and We hope
the weather man will soon give US
some more snow, or take what we have
entirely away.
Miss Christine johnson entertained
number Of friends Sunday. A good
time was had as Miss johnson is
royal entertainer.
Mrs. Anna REIN OF Willmar is
staying at c. L. Englund's nursing
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, who
is yet sick in bed.
The weather has indeed been radi-
cally different from that in the good
cd summer time now for few avs.
If it gets any colder we are afraid we
will croak.
A dime social was given at Nels
Johnson's place Thursday afternoon
for the benefit of the Y. L. S. S. A
fair-sized crowd was in attendance
and snug little sum was realized.
Misses Lima Oftedahl and Helga
Rund have returned from visit with
relatives and friends in Cottonwood
county and where they also attended
the wedding OF Miss Ofteda hl's cousin.
Oscar Lundberg now knows what
pleasure there is in getting q finger
squeezed in a corn shredder. Last
week while working with the Rund Co.
he got his right index finger badly
pinched, but will come out all right in
little while.
The greatest calamity that ever hap.
pc ned to Dick befell him last week,
when his beloved friend, The TRIBUNE,
did not reach him. If any one should
receive copy belonging to the under.
signed, please notify him and receive
handsome reward.
When reading some of the Gazette's
articles it often puzzles a PERSONS
mind considerably to make out wheth-
er they are meant to be prophecies to
happen q year from now, or events
that occurred year ago. Last week
their "Icebreaker' had it that Frank
Lind blad left for Dakota Friday be-
fore last. Well Frank is here yet q.
this writing and when told OF his fal
lacious reported departure he simply
replied with laugh: swell that is
just like the Gazette used to be when /
lived here" The guesser had better
guess again.
Christmas is soon here again, and
consequently many young men are
feeling very uneasy about what they
are going to give their girl for a pres
ent: but not 50 with Dick. he IS
simply on strict lookout for news
and does not bother his mind about
girls, presents, or anything OF the
kind. Still he hopes dear old Santa
will remember b m with q good sky.
glass so he could see what was going
on around him and thus not need to
venture out in the cold weather for
fear that Jack Frost should catch him
and end his so brilliant career.
DICK
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
Party Was Success.

There was large attendance at the
card party and social given in the
Odd Fellows Hall last Thursday even
Ing by the Degree of Honor lodge.
A most excellent time Is reported by
those in attendance. The evening
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
FAuLk &
Johnson
The East End Grocery
A Few Special Prices
for Christmas.

Tor Nnr1StmaS.
New York Apples, all assert
ments, per barrel $3.50
Burbank Potatoes, per
bushel. 900
Dates, per ID. 70
Figs, per Id. .....lz4o
Mixed Nuts, per Id. ..19o
Citron, per ID. 400
Orange and Lemon Peel,
per Id. zoo
Layer Raisins, per bunch 900
Cranberries, per quart,
10 to lzto
Lingon Berries, per at. 1zto
Sweet Cider, per gal. >. 28o
Boiled Cider, per qt. 900
Soaked Fish, per ID. 20
Stock Fish, per Id. II to 1870
Toilet Soap, 5 bars. .... So
Bon Bons and Chocolates-pound
and half-pound boxes. Try
these sweets for Christmas
We have just received a full line
of Crockery. Don't forget
to price some of the dinner
sets.
Telephone 49, !. ~. /,
i. FAUX & JOHNSON, ).
!, HI Third Street. s.. =..S.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

When in need of good clothes, call
on Olson & Soldering, the tailors,
next door east Of Willmar Provision
Co. They have big and nice assert
ment of suitings to select from
Satisfaction guaranteed in b'th fit
and quality. II tfb
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

FOR RENT-The lower story in my
house in Sperry's addition, from
January lst. Residence contains
four large rooms. Good cistern, we'll
and woodshed. Inquire of ANDREW
RENSTROM. IS Up
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

Your laundry done rough-dry at the
New Steam Laundry will do away
with much inconvenience in your home
during winter. Phone No. 10 or drop
them a postal and it will be called for
and delivered promptly. 84tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

Report for Lake Elizabeth Creamery
Association from Nov. l, 1902 to Nov.
/, 1908:
Milk received 2,274,3l9 pounds; but
ter made 102. $50 pounds. Money re.
ceived S22. 173 "a. Paid for milk &c..
425 %. Paid average per 100 pounds
milk 85c.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
Fur Costs Ropalred.

Imake q speciality Of repairing and
cleaning fur costs Shop on 4th street
opposite Johnson, Moline & Co. >-- I.
SIT Il sEs>>E ss#2 ~ JOHN WARAlARK. 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

Abstracts of title to Kandiyohi
county lands and city property
promptly furnished by J. r. Otos, the
bonded abstracter. 15t'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

!, 10000 bushels Of. ear corn wanted
by The New London Milling Co. [7etf
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Do Hunts Parcel Delivery,

UoIa HUNTS Parcel 0oIlVOFy.
Trunks, parcels, packages, letter.,
etc.. , called for and delivered to any
part Of the city. Prompt service.
Charges moderate. Office Great
Northern Express. Telephone No.
%. II
DR.. G. E. Gerretson, dentist. Once
In New Ruble block, Willmar. &4H
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23

Hides and FurS.
Bring them to A. B. Han scoms, and
get highest prices. Opposite Freese &
Nelson's livery stable. 81.8b
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internatipnalen 8ertrd9e prDteitiren.
Sb man es aber bel Dem getp1l1ere
masen tbeDretiIben Gruteite betpert=
ben lalien min, Dber Db man eoen<
tuea @ilens 1T, benielben praftii6
All befrafsiQen - oariber perlautet
pprlaufiq nod niGts 8eitimmtes.
Sn tuunoerbaremt @iberIpruhe gu
oieler gbiibt itebt es, baB man iih
in @albington an einem epentuellen
qemeiniomen 8rotelte Der Wahte
geeen oos 8Drgeben &uBlanos in
Der Wanolhurei nj d t gu bethel
ligen leoenft
SIM 2auie bieier @Dbe baben audi
Die gngfanoer mieoer einnal Die
@rfobrung gemaht, CAB es bel Der
uSbeiluna Der @rbe" Die gum
Wotto unleres 3eitalters aemorben
gu letn ibeint, nur in gang perein=
selten N~usnabmefdqen Dbne blutige
&Dpfe abaebt. Die britii6e @rpez
oition eeeer ben--aneeblib tuaen-
Wuaab ppm Somali 2anbe (aum
3mede Der ,IrrDnoirung Der britt<
1hen SntereienzS pbdren in @oroe
oft : Nfrifa y aebDrt aber n i DIT
gu belagten N~usnabmez 5aaen! .3u
&nfang bieier 8eribtspDbe batten
Die @naldtlber bort eiHe iebr empfinoz
libe Sbtappe erlitte.1. iiber mel9e
an anberer Ste0e lhpn eingebeno
beribtet mDrben lit. Wie aber iebt
unter benz Datum oes &c. Npril aus
Ioen berihtet miro. lit es ben gngz
ldnoern unter benz General Manning
idon tuenige Gage barauf gelungen,
iene S6arte mieber aussutpeben, inz
benz Der Nbtbeilung bes gDl. gobbe
bel @uburra gntlab gebrnbt nnrbe,
nobel iib Elm erbitterter &f ent=
ipann, in Incident 1000 Nnbdneer
oes uguuen Wuua5" eefaIen ieir
iDuen. @tpaS nerbdbtie lit es frei@
lib, baB Die britiiben 8erluIte gar
niht nit a~nge9eben meroen!
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25 Sabren cine abnlide @anberung
aemadt.
= Ius gbicagp miro eemelbet:
NoDlpb Goodman bebauptet in elmer
Shaoeneriabflaae in 6Dbe BON $10,=
700, Die er i'm Superiurgeribt aeeen
$. Wittenberg uno @iniam Cob
berger, Die BETTER elmer bieligen
8aderei, einreidte, er lei bur1 elm
Stud 8rDo, bas Der. 8dderei Der
8erf(agten entftammte, 81 lbperem
Sbaoen gefommen. Sn Der 8rpt=
ibnitte, Die er i'm 0Dpember lebten
Sobres in einem Geltaurant an
Siftb Gbe. oer5ebrte, bdtte 1td elm
aroBer Sosiplitter befunten. Ct
babe oenielben unabltbtli6 per=
fbludt. Sn SDlae beiien ieien
ibmer5bafte Sbpeuuneert an ieinent
6alie aufgetreten, Die operative @inz
eriffe nDtbmenbie mabten, Tim piel
unbebagen bereiteten uno iDgar cine
Belt lang iein 2eben gefabrbeten.
9aflr perlangt er iebt $40, 900
Sbmeraenseelo.
: Sn Sceanna, WeltsGirginien,
nitbete ant Is. Npril Elm beftieer
Sbneelturn1.
Die 8unoes=S teuereinnabmett
i'm WDnat Wfdrs bieles Sabres be-
trugen na6 amtli6er Gneabe i'm
@anseu $18. 624, 909, cine Mbnabme
i'm Wergleib gu Wdrs 1902 UNI 3d.
Coz, 1926. Nah ben ~einselnen Quel=
len betruaen Die @innabmen: Son
Spirituoien $40, 1926, 654, 3unobme
ST, JOG, 708; Tabaf So, 641, 1913, Nbs
nabme 1864. 459; eeepbrene @e=
trante So. $50, GIG, Mbnabme ST.
$50, 25A; Oleomarearin $57, 9O8,
Nbnabnte $172, 1874; &unitbutter unb
aufQefriibte Butter SIG, 237; aus per=
milhten 2uellen $499, 1853, Nbnobme
1,041,6 73. @dbrenb Der nertr, err
item Wonate bes laufenoen Sisealiab=
res betrugen Die Steuereinnabnten
$175, 1923, 913, cine Mbnabn1e pDn
$50, 945, 1866 i'm gergleib gu Dem
entipredenoen 3eitraum oes @orz
iabres.
Nadrihten, Die NIT benz lebten
Dampfer aus @bina in San Srans
cisco eingetrDfen iinb, meloen Don
Der &%reuaigung zines bineiii9en
Desperate in &mang gune, Der gez
ftanoen bate, go WDrbe periibt gu
baben. st uurbe nit ben 6dnben
an elm bDlserne8 9reuS oenaaelt uno
nuf elmer Bride ale Warnung fit
u~ebeltbdter a~ufgeiteIt. @rIt nad
bret Tagen tuar er tobt.
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Hernubfen naS 0rdb.

Sin aufreeenber 8mii1enfaa miro
BON SDbn Dliper BON Bbilaoelpbia
folgenoermaBen eradblt : SD be-
lano MIDI in elmer ibauberbaften
Gerfafiune. Meine 6aut mar gang
eelb, meme Nueen eineeiunfen, Die
3unge belegt, i6 batte fortmabrenb
Shmeraen i'm &lden unb in Der
Seite unb nurbe ppr Sag gu 9ag
ibmdher. 9rei Gerate batten mid
bereits aufgeQeben. Damn nuroe
mir Der &atb ertbeilt, @lettric Bit
tiers gu gebrauben uno gu meiner
9rnBten Sreuoe felt iih fbDn nah
benz @ebraub Der eriten Slaibe eine
merflibe 8eiferune elm. 9rei $50
ben lang iebte ih ben @ebraub fort
unb ib bin jebt elm p6lig aeiunber
Wanu. SD meiB, Sic baben oas
@rab UNI Elm 1iberes Opfer be-
raubt !" Niernanb ioute es peridu=
men oie1es Wfittel gu prDbiren. Sour
so Gents. @arantirt burh s.. &alt=
eyer & Sobn uno Noolpb DreiB.
NpDtbefer.
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Cages . Weuigfeiten.
SnIano D..

= SfficieIe Mabribten, bic in
W~afbineton einaetroffen fino, melben
Die @ntoedung elmer Mnaabl mertbz
boiler Snleln i'm iiiolihen gbeile bes
Hbilippinan= Mrfipels. bic auf feiner
Der i'm geiib Der &egierung befinoli-
9en &arten perseibnet finb. 60 niel
befannt 1T, bat biz iebt mod feline
frembe Gegierung einen Nnipru9 auf
oieles @ebiet erbDben, unb INN Der
@inreibung zines iolmen Nnipru=
Dies 5unorautommen, bat Sefretdr
M0obb Sbritte getban, 2anotarten
BON ben Snleln anfertiser gu la1ien,
auf benen fie als gigentbum Der Ser.
Staten peraeidnet iinb, nahoem er
DDrber ieben Geriub gentabt bat, gu
erfabren, Db iraenb cine &eeierune
@runo su einem NnIprub auf Die
tleuen Snieln babe. Wabrlbeinli9
miro elm &riegs|biff nab Dem iibli@
1en gbeile bes Irbipels abgeididt
weroen, I'M Die nDtbi9en &arten 81
entmerfen.
Die erite Senbung Gheioes
min5e fir Die Bbilippinen miro am
/. Wtai pDn San SranciscD aus err
folgen. &rieesminiiter &opt ins
ftruirte ben General MecNrtbur, Diff
aiere abauuroern. tpelhe bas @elo an
Der Miinae in gmpfang nebmen unb
an BDro bes TranspDrtoampferS
nab Manila ibafen iollten, mu es
Der Hbilippinens &e9ierung iibergez
ben tperoen miro. Die arDBte Sem
ouna Sheioeminae erfolat 10 Gage
ipdter BON Nep Worf aus, tpent1 bas
in Der 8bilaoelpbiaer Miinse ge-
prdgte @elo pia Suea= 9anal nah
Wanila geibift meroen miro.
- General Dapis telegrapBirte
benz &rieasminiiterium ppn Manila
aus, baB Oberitleutnant $. SO.
Spr0le BPM eriten &apallerie= &egis
ment bort SelbitmDrb burb grihie<
Ben beaansen bot. Man elaubt, bas
er Die 9bat in einem MnfaQe nUn
@eiftesftDruug periibt bat.
- Sn Seem Sort muroe bas grpBs
artlse neue 8Drien=@ ebdube einge=
meibt. 9as @ebduoe lit NIT erpBem
8eoabt auf Die 8~eqnemlibfeit uno
8ebaelibfeit Der Mitelieber einees
ridtet. SIN Winter miro eS burb
marine Suit gebeiat perben uno i'm
CONNER miro eS, abseieben BON eirem
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