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The Washington times., 1903-04-19
INTERIORS AWARDED THE
WASHINGTON TIMES CUP
The Departmental Leagues
Bowling Season Over.
CAPTAIN BUNN'S HIGH SCORE
Individual and Team Averages Show
Marked Improvement in Leagues
Work-Leads Winter Sports.

The most popular winter sport in
Washington IS bowling Several years
ago this favorite pastime was practi-
cally unknown in this city, but now all
is changed.
Washington boasts Of four bowling
leagues. Probably the most popular of
these is the Departmental League, COM
posed OF teams made up OF players en-
.ployed in the Government departments.
While this organization Is yet young
great interest was manifested in II by
the players and the many admirers OF
the sport. and its season was the most
successful ever held in Washington by
izny league.
The race vas at all times close and
Interesting, and until the last two sets
were bowIed, the winner of the cham
lpionship was IN doubt. The Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing and Interior
teams fought 1t out for the lead for the
last half Of the season, neither one once
gaining a decided advantage. The In
teriorites finally won out by a small
margin. and to them is awarded The
Times Cup, as the winners of the De
partmentaI League championship
Interiors Win Trophy.
The trophy set up by The Times will
be presented to the Interior Department
team at the final meeting of the league,
the date for which viii be announced
Immediately after the official averages
OF the league have been made public.
The averages are at present in the hands
of the secretary. and Will probably be
ready for publication next week
In the earlier part of the season the
Interior Department team did not show
up stronger than any OF the CUNTS. but
when Garrett Green, the bowling wiz
ard took 1t under his tuteIage a
marked improvement steadily became
apparent in the work of every member
of the team. From that time on the
Interiorices steadily forged to the front
rank, until they were neck and neck
with the Bureau quint, and in the last
few sets won the championship by dint
OF remarkable bowling.
To this team also belongs the honor
Of having the champion bowler Cap
tain Bum led them all. The race for
the leadership in individual averages
was as close and interesting. If not
closer and more interesting, than the
race for the championship The two
contenders were principally Bum and
The Washington times., 1903-04-19

eight more pins to their credit than the
PostOfhce quint
Fritz. OF the Navy Yard team. holds
the record for high total in one game,
with a string Of 267, while Brown, of the
Census foots the list with the low total
of So
Scores Ger co1 Mark.
There were 324 games bowie over the
200 mark in the Departmental League
during sc past season. The Interior
team ara III. Cp-teissioners were lied
for first hGnoI- on having sixD--tvo
games over 200 The Bureau team was
second with 56 games; the Postofice
third. with IS. the Navy Yard fourth.
With g.. the War Department fifth,
with -: the Census Office sixth. with
3. ard the Treasury Department last.
with %
Mr. Buell.. Of the Treasury qqiut. made
the first strike of the season, and bowled
the last pail in the league
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
GEORGE TOWN ATHLETES
TO COMPETE FOR PRIZES

The annual outdoor relay carnival Of
Pennsylvania University viii be held on
Franklin Field Philadelphia. next Sat
urday afternoon. Almost all Of the star
hletcs of this country have entered
the meet and viii compete for the hand
some prizes which are 10 be awarded
Most all Of the prominent colleges and
universities which have strong relay
teams have entered them in the coming
meet Yale. Harvard. Johns Hopkins.
and other prominent institutions viii be
veil represented. Owing 10 the bad
weather experienced in this city during
the past month or more, Georgetown $
fast relay team has been unable to pTac-
tice OF get into anything like proper
form for a race with any of the promi-
ncnt college teams
Joe Reilly. the fast Blue and Gray
sprinter: Billy Holland. anofh excel
liant runner. and Doc CuTTau. three of
the best athletes at Georgetown. viii
represent the local college at the meet.
Reilly has been training cCnscisRtiously
CT the Georgetown track for The 100
yard dash. which he has high hopes of
winning. Holland is entered in the
hurdle race and judging from his pre-
urinary work. he VIII in all probability
figure conspi .uously in that event. Cur
rdD, who came third in the shot put al
the Georgetown mes with Dick Sheldon
and Boyd o. Pennsyivania. In the event
vii do stmtH with the leaden missile
al the sennsy wanna meet These will
probably - he only Georgetown men to
figure n the games.
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
RAILWAY employees
WILL DANCE TOMORROW

The employees Of the Capital Traction
Company, including conductors. motor
men. and other men working in the
Georgetown car barns. purpose to have
a baseball team second 20 no amateur or
ganiEstiGo in y a-e:ijltston this summer.
The nine kGs E.r2otieaily been r-gauized.
and GeoTga Uilsoa Ess o>1l aZozaa cap
tain.
Tomorrow night at o'@i0c.- the en-
ployes viii hold their 1rst ..aEudi bail
In the hall at Thirty-aseoz1 I'D NJ
Streets, Georgetown N admission fee
will be charged. anG every So is guaran-
teed an enjoyable tins TIE r.t-saeds
derived from the ball VII go tc,fard de
fraying the expenses o. cEe Tx y formed
baseball team. With the money the
manager 90 me nine viii purchase suits
for his tneB, atf 2.so supply the tear
with the f.5Ccssary paraphernalia, in
Guiding EzIs, balls, masks. gloves. and
other things. which up-tO-date ball play
ers need 10, accomplish the best results.
Captain Wilson says he is willing 20
play his aggregation against any semi
professional tribe in these parts. He is
especially DESTROYS of having his pro-
teges lock horns with the strong Balston.
Va. team, which has constantly Haunted
the red flag in Wilson's face The car
men believe they can trim the ruralists
and viii arrange a game 10 be played
within the immediate future. The men
also hope to play games with the street
car men al the other barns and power
houses in and about Washington.
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
MIDSHIPmEN OUTFENCED
BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY

ANNAPOLIS. April I8.-The fencing
team OF Cornell University won q de
cisive victory from the midshipmen this
afternoon There were nine bouts in
ali and Of those Cornell won six to the
Nays three. and scored 80 points 10
their opponents 26. Cornell had in Bow
man ana Pine two OF the best fenceTs
seen here this season.
The judges were Lieutenant Comman-
Ger F. *. EberIe and Lieutenants shoe
maker and Hough
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
SIR THOMAS Upton NOT
TO POSTPONE YACHT RACES

WEYMOUTH, April IS-sir Thomas
Upton received a cabIesram today from
Vice Commodore Frederick C. Bourne.
OF Tie New York Yacht Club. which. It
is believed, contained an offer 10 post
poue the date Of the races for The Amer
ica's Cup The reply OF Sir Thomas has
not been disclosed It IS thought, how
ever. that he viii not accept any such
proposition, as he believes a posi- pOne-
=zpane viii not be necessary. Designer
[S1e and Hr- Ward. Of Denny Bros. ex-
pee1-tbat the yacht can - seft5ed with
81 4 month }tessages. O. sympathy ve-e
r7-J5iyT15 ny SIR Thomas today 5r3m css
seawanhiEa Yacht Club C. Kew FORK,
the ['oIrmbiB Yacht Club q Chicago,
ana fruhg august Belmont.
The Washington times., 1903-04-19

shortstop Conroy. has settled with the
Pfttsburg Club. and viii now be eligi-
bic to play with the New York Ameri-
can team.
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Lord. and see-saw race they made OF
it. first one and then the other leading.
but always By a small margin and il
was only in the last SET that the for
mer won out.
Navy Yards Record.
To The Navy Yard team belongs the
honor Of knocking over the largest
number of pins in one game, 1898. The
Interior FIVE was second. with a team
total Of ,033. and its 1,oS0-same vas
third best.
The lowest score Of the league. was
that of COG. made by the quint from the
Census Office. The Navy Yard 5 total
of 64S was next lowest, while the War
Department five made me Third lowest
score. G55-
The highest team average for one set
was made by the champion Interior
team. when they set up the remarkable
score of sS5. The Commissioners, with
9C3. were second in this respect. having
The Washington times., 1903-04-19

Piayins manager National League =
Pittsbur9, area Cincinnati. Fcsfssy;
New York, McGrawi Efdladesss,4, 2bn-
mEr; St Louis. Donovan. A.neJFzan
eague-BostoH, CoIIfns3 C1Ieago. Gala
han; Mex York. Grifith-S. Bench
managers - National League - Boston,
BUckenberger; Brooklyn. Hanlon7 Chi
cago. Selee. American League-Cleve-
land, Armour; Detroit. Barrows; Phtla-
delpbis. Mack. ST Louis. McAIeer;
Washington, Loftus-s.
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS CALLAUDET

The Episcopal High school and Cal
laudet College teams met on The dia-
moud in Alexandria yesterday, and the
high school lads were victors by the
score OF Il TO I.
The Washington times., 1903-04-19
DR.. SAYLOR WINS ARYERNE
STAKES At AQUEDUGT
Lands Feature Event by a
Neck From AhOla.
ILLYRIA FINISHES THIRD
Two Favorites and a Second Choice Re
ward the Form Players-Large
Crowd Attends the Races.

NEW YORK. April 18.-Fifteen thou
sand people enjoyed an afternoon of ine
sport at Aqueduct yesterday. Every
winner was well backed and two favor
ties and a second choice rewarded the
form players. The Aryerne Stakes, for
-year-oIds, at seven furlongs, was
the feature The fayorite was Virginia
Bradley's Ahola, Wfkerson up. who was
played down from threes 10 Is TO D.
Green B. Morris Durazzo was second
choice at fours uIyrfa made the run
ming at the start Coming down the
stretch the race was reduced to a duel
between Ahola and IIIyria. WiIkerson
paid all Of his attention to Father Bill
Days colt and never saw Dr. Saylor.
who sneaked through on the rail in the
last sixteenth and under a heavy drive
from Burns won the stake by a head in
1:2s 10 Ahola beat IIIyria a length
for place money.
Entries for Aqueduct
AQUEDUCT. April 18.-Entries for
Mondays races;
First race-Handicap quarters
of a mile. Royal, l26. NJ. 121. Demur-
rer, 1911 Syrlin, u.s. Himself. fI6. Lord
Badge, I12: Roue, l08; Flying Buttress,
loo. Captivator. I02, Suusbower. o.
Second race-Two- year-oids: selling,
four and one-haIf furlongs z. c. Runte.
96; BrUceviHe. 10; Kings Oaks. III.
Tickle. 1ol; Boubino. %. Mimon. So:
Atwood. 113. SungliEJ. 10; Thunder
Boy, l01. Equity. 1o7: Calyx tO4, Mid
Rid. I. Nj. SO, Evelyn Arnold lG1. Sym
phOny I02, Dixie Paradise. %; Aeon
R. 1o}
Third race-selIing; seven furlougs
MiIadi Love 81: Louise ElsJon. %. Past.
1903. I Know 10. Fiviani 1903; Musical
slipper. %, MezlO. 80. TcTchHght l1S,
Amnesty. l05: Alpaca. ib5; Caledonite,
%. Cloche DOT. 81. Breaker. SIS Must
dora 9ss Albany Girl. 81; San Anaras.
Fourth race-The Canarsie Stakes;
four and ons-haIf furlongs Petunia.
ffZ- Contentious 101, Spring JIG. In
terludc. 10. Pailbearer. 100; Knob
Hampton. 80; Nameoki. 10; Wood
Heart. l07. Nine Pin. I01, Charlie Fish
er. TO-
Fifth race-SoIIingt seven furIongs.
Imperious. l12i Benduro. SO; Bridge
Bride Card 80; Graden. los: Squanto,
%. Ffckshaw. I02: Oclawha. 10, Fa-
bius. iI2. Bostand l0t- Roma -. J +.
Slcau 115. Jove. 101, NOsketO, 105;
Praucer. l65-
Sixth race-Three- year-olds; FIVE and
ou=-haIf furIongs. Ilyrja ia; Alice
Eon SO. Courtmaid 1Gg. Pittacus. Ios:
Captivator. IL, Sacchiromteter- Ill
Mount Kisco. 101 Lopina, 1Ga- Nayaso-
"a. lo6, Snowman. 10l; ATLANTA. lo4,
Blue and Orange. lG1. Alan, los, Twin
Rose. IS. b Boyle, l01; Drop o Rye, i95-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
@n banif Matrus. timber en- frpg.

@n banif Matrus. timber en- frDg-
teltg 5torm poo &alparotlobugten
ianf for nplig Sen itore ipanife
Camper uslrequtpa" iamt nitten an
0re ltgrre og n1in6re Gart6ier. @e0
6enne 2ei1igbe6 befan6t en- nng 6anif
Matros be6 9fabn Miffelien Jig paa
ct engelif Sart6j forbi boilfet flere
GnrulDffebe breb og mellem Sc Sor=
ulDffe6e en 6rn So66, &optejnens
&uitru fra uslreqnipa" Reloll1t
iprong Miffellen ne6 mellem Sc bdie
@elger, bpor Set 1pffe0es bom at
faa en 5nor bnn0et ON 2inet al 6ru
So66, iom Derefter b1eb Dalet on1
@or6. <gOlrn ibet Monbfabet nn6er
Sen lterfe Sdgang bap6e faaet ben-
Sc op paa MGlingen, bro1t Snore1
og Sen 1tlpffelige 9ane, 1om bob6e
tabt Seo1D1tbeDen, fal0t paa11t I 9a-
bet. Ween mt laa Sen forfer6e6e
Sfibsbeletning Miffelien 1tprte fig /
8glgerne og otter gribe ben6e og lmg-
ge en- Snor ON 2ipet paa ben6e, og
li6t efter blso Srr So66 trnffet ON
8or6 for on6en Gang. men ga bor
bun Sig.
9enne bebierte6e Daa6 bar, n1e6-
0eler u8oIttifen", poft megen Op.
itgt, og Mtffelfen er bIeben feiret paa
forffiellig Maa6e. 9fegjeringen bar
gipet bom &e6ntngsn1e6aillen, fra
e1t9elite Gamer 8pen bar bnn facet
SO &un6 5terling (benbe6 t,800
&r.) ug fra Daniferne 200 8eias /
@ul0. @n6elig bleb ban fort form.
Sen &oitens @fgong ba6ret of Sen
ifanoinobtite Screening mes en Teit-
mib6ag.
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Susenipr Mlbertiens sSernbame. @i

Smgenipr 9llbertiens sSernbane. 8i
bor tioIigere omtolt en- Spfin6elle
paa Sernbaneoeienets Smraaoe,iom
en- 6anlf SSngel1iGr, 81. 6. gllbertlen,
bar giort. Sen beltaar ct magne-
tiff bnlrgen6e Sren, Ser fa1 funne
1fp6e en- Gort of 800 MiNe / Eimen.
S engellfe 8lo6e 1ne6bele5 Ill., at Ser
Seem Dorf, / Goble 8uil6ing er u0=
1tillet en- Mo0ei al 6enne Spfin0elie,
lom tiltrpffer Jig r1egen SpmGrf-
ionnbeb blorbt Sernbaneingeni6rer.
Set fortnl(es el16og at ser er &api=
taliiter, iom orbei6er for at 1ifre fig
Set Ill 9[nlGg of en- 2inie efter sll=
bertlens Hrincip.
Mo6ellen. be16er set, beltaar al
18 sos Spor, pao bnilfet magnetiif
er opbengt en- lille Sernbaneoogn,
Ser lbber frem og tilbage 40 @po-
ret meo en- forbapiett6e 2etbe6. Op-
f1n6el1en er en 2esning of Broble.
mel at opbebe @egten pe6 &ielp al
fraftige Magneter. Sbis Srenet +.
@fs. beier 90 Sons, og Ser anben0es
Mogneter, Ser ct iterfe nof til at
l6fte 18 Sons, bil 8ngten paa @fitt-
nerne bere re6nceret til fun 2 Sons.
Derbe6 btl Sen 8egfmasie, Dripfraf-
ten foor at transportere, fun bIibe
en- Sien6e6el af Ben oprin6eltge.
Sefniferne paaitaar, at ser til at
frembringe en- Mognetfraft sof SEN
nebnte @t6rrelie forbruges Iangt
minbre &roft ems Cen opnaae6e 8e-
iparelie af 9ribfraft. 500 9ln1pe-
res +. CTS, bill Igfte go Sons, bbll-
ten @egt Ser ffal ct itnrt 9omplofo-
motib til at bep9ge;; mert Mognet-
fraften Tan frembringes mes 5 Sc.
Ites @raft. Ser ipaaes ion1 syglge
beraf Mbertiens 0pfinh"lie en- rps
Grentt6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
oe pirfer aoloen Yaa l1lo, @fino os
&eutifalter tpngen@. 9pbebes sis.

oe ptrfer Soloen paa l1lo, Sfin0 oa
&entifalter tpngen&. 0pbebes SIS
ie Soloiatier, bill Ffsporten al 11lo'
oorer, 2eoer meo a1ere tage ct mag'
tigt 0pibing, ionao!lereoe fpr e1
ffet meo 8omulo@orer, MetalIer
Arbeioe, slgerbruggmaifiner. &pa>
man Mmerifa bh paoberaab1 fig
iom Stette for gefpttelien bor bn,
rel 6e bpiere @rbaibsprifer. @egi.
oenbeberne biier babit, bbor Tibet ser
ligger i'll @runo for Bette Soripor.
Sbi Ser efsporteres fra Mmerifa for
! |1H @eiIliar6 Collars. cg ON set bar
9ennens @ei0e eI!er 9oobe6, ser af-
3iorba @fsportopgtigbe6en pi!be
9lmerifa life fl1nne efsportere for
|1H bunoreoe 0ollars engong.
S europa bcr ser beret Sale ON
en- @ammenilutning for al boloe be
amerifonife garer paa Mfitan6. sllt-
iaa Sol0 poa T9Semi6ler, @pinoe-
|itoffer, &eoffaber og Moifiner. @il
|6et bielpe? Nrn6uftionen @pro>
pa bill faa bgiere sS1nfoit11inger og
9etingelier for at afonfurrere mes
Mn1erifa paa Sc itose Marfeoer / Mii-
EN-, Mfrifa, Muitralian, @pb> og Gen.
trolamerifo bill blise min6re. S
slmerifa bill 6erimp gtaamoterialer-
ne gaa ne6 og SSnO1itrien bill funne
orbejoe billigere. goropa Tan oIt.
iao piitnof boloe Mnerifa borte fra
fit e9et 0mroo6e, u1en bil n1eoe en-
0obbelt farlig &o11furrance ubenfor
europa.
9enne Tlon off EN- epropeiif
@ommeni1utnine il1 8oripor bor
poft megen 0pmerfiombe5 / Mmeri-
ia. og Sonfen omSat aabne 9eren
for epropo oinoerz itarre Sit1nt.
ming. Get min6er ON Sen Sis, 6a
@nglan6 for ct bdlpt Marbun6re6e
iioen gjor6e set itore @pring ODER ill
6rtban6el. Gnqlu1t6 bab6e 1eID an.
pen6t ct fraftigt Beifptteliesipitem
og fun6e bope Set :tDe, for6i 2on6et
bopoe Nortiers 6orE Ehsisa ire,piaT IS
|anbre 2an6e. gfn itaar Mmerifa
foran en- lignen6e Sitnotion. Gam.
! ltibig itaar england Ger6 me6 at
tage @fri6tet tilbage igien og otter
ilaa inb poa 8eifptteliens @eie. 2op.
falt er 10 Slegters Gang o6 en- ebtg
&in6eltrappe.
g. 81. / r@er6ens Gong.
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pr0perrur,,re,

81 ubien6er / 6isie Dage eneer
Hrbbennmre af bette Blob og be6er
enbper, iom nbo6tager ct faaoant, ON
at ffanfe BET beIoiIlig 0pmerfiom-
beo og giennemleie set grunbigt,
iamt piie set til @enr,er ng 8efienote.
SRrlig benIe6e hi 9pmerffonnbe
poa bore itorarte6e 8r9mie. iiBub,
ifblge bbilfet Mbor1ne1tterne III. d.
itrafs fnar belle BegDn6eIien of 6en
ubmnr~ne @ontot, rBrbbet Riar.
1igbeo1 fom gonr / 8Ia6et iaG $50
35i1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-02
;Tarveblinobeo..
Gm Tplse af wbiffp % sobaf.

|
@merifos ltprIte Sernbane-&on.
pagnier bar / nogen Ei6 fprt ct fraf.
trgt &orstog moo at beres Mrbei6ere
/ forifiellige @ttllinger bruger So.
bot oa gSbiifp. Sc bar life optaget
benne &anp af moralife &enipn.
ne,1 for6i Del er en- @ienosgierning,
iom bog lite er alu1in6elig fien6t,
at 6e @ifte, iom in6bol6es i 6isie
garer, bar Ben iarlige @genffab at
frembri1Ige Sarbeblin6beo, Ell Sell,
ser iier fan blipe ifiebmeibonger for
9ofomotibbetjeningen og Srenmenb
/ Set bele taget. S ober 90 9lar bar
gienlngerne pt6it, at Sobaf< og
@biifp= =@n6lpopi, fom bisie Spg-
BONNIE fol6es, er nogle af Sc aller
panlfeltgite. @ienipagbe6er al faa
8ngt me6. &ompagnierne bar MI
pe6 at tage Specialiiter / 9ienlpg-
BONNIE beres Sieneite, iamt pe0 Sc
frp9telige l1lpffer, iom 6isie Mang-
Ter bar me6f6rt> faaet @rfaring for
bbtlfe11 Sore 6e fer bor al befen1pe.
gn Sernbone<SpecioliIt bor 11Dltg
u6talt, at 6enne @pg6om neppe bar
fien6t fer 2an6et for Is s(ar ii6en,
me6ens Sen par bel fien6t @bropa,
naonlig 6e ip6lige 2an6e, fdr Sen
Sis. g3u 6erirro6 bor 9ienIegerne
/ Sc Tor. Stater fife faa al 6isie Eil.
fel6e at bebon6le. 9ette er EN- ST.
ge af ben tiltagen6e 8rug al Eobaf
og Spirttuoia.
gn6lpopi / tit fprite @ta6ium
ibnffer @pnet en6el og forpol0er
gmerter / 9inene, men SEN far el>
lers life l6prege6e S6lger. Set
oqrer 6og life 1enge, fpr Ser in6tre.
Ser Sen langt farligere @Dgbom
s. a + b e b ii n i eb. @tsie
9ele of @iet b1iper u6e al @tonb til
| at Tielne nreIlem grdnt % rg6t. bptl.
fe JdrBer sf hsf6p So '25 dtIaeaotg { ssernbn..
netieneiten iom Sareiigna1er. 6or
pisie 9ele al @iet biier bisie Sarber
| Jig iom Drap, Cult, @ort eller enb.
og iom belt an6re Sarber. Sen
Mngrebne fan lite ielp opba9e fin
Sell, og ban fan 6erfor li6e af Sen i
Moane6er u6en at babe Mnelie ser.
ON. @n 2ofomotioman6 fan l9ie
Signalerne iom ban troer ful6itGn-
Big rigtig og fdlge Sem, iom ban og-
iaa troer, til @unft og Hriffe og bog
gj6re Sejltogelier, ser fan blipe
pber1t FjGbnelpangre.
@pis life gn6lpopi tages UNDER
8eban6ling / Si6e, bil 6en mebf6re
iulbltpnbig @lin0be6, i6et @Dnsner.
pen brnbes. @elbreoes Spg6om-
men, og Yotienten be6bliper at BRUCE
Sobof eller @bifep, bbilfen af Dele-
ne Ser MI ct 9lorlag til Sen, ct ser al
grun1 til at be11te, al Sen bil penbe
til6oge, og Sen er 6a ne1ten 11belbre.
0cli1. 9pecialiiter / @ienipg0omme
er enige ON, at bbis 6enne 5pg6om
ttltoger / famine Sorbolo ipm Sc
|liOlte 25 Mar, bill Sen blibe cit al be
melt almtn6eltge. Garpeblin6be6 er
cit al Sc melt nerltggen6e 9lariager
til SSernbaneulDffer og 6erfor cit al
Sc pgrlte 6arer for en- itffer Sernba.
netieneite. Sg @ompagnierne ct
6erfor fnl6t berettigeDe til at rette en-
frafttg Scamp moo De Mar1ager, Iom
| fremfalber 6en.
Men ber iom oberalt bill Sc bape
Sen be6ite @anpfelle / ben offenlfge
Mening;; ug nnbnltg oil en- aln1in6e.
Zig 6orltaaelie af Drifferiets @fooe-
|ligbe6 hifte olene paa bette, men poa
6e Snitn6e an6re Smraa6er, bielpe
til, at 8rugen al Eobaf og @piri-
tnoia in6ifrenfes blan6t solf, bpis
9tbsltillinger me0fgrer Mnibar for
oeres Me0menn 'ifers Sib % 2eln-
mer.
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: &abe &ins x. er nIIere6e tom.

=
men / 8roces. Gn Brgit / Meapel,
Milleni, bar nemlig teitamenteret
uoen regieren6e &obe" ftn Sormue,
ser belpb fig til 100000 Sranes.
Men mi 6g6e ban UNDER sSnterreg.
net, f6r Sen 1tDe &abe bar balgt.
Sons Mrbtnger paaftaar 6erfor, al
Der ingen uregieren6e 8abe" par, og
at Seitamentef fglgelig er ugDbigt.
Btus x. bil rime1tgbig 1rteb @e6e
forIige Snget i Minoetig igbeb, iier
81 Mrbingerne go6t Tan ttrplage til
Bengene.
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@pt norif &oipital. Det npe ct
2ufas &oipitol 6ergus Sails bleb
in6piet forle6en ggn6ag me6 pos
ienbe Geremonier. Ser bleb bol6t
Soler af @oltorerne SfDberg fra
Ma1tab> 8enion fra slleran6ria,
Siernbom / Sergus Ga1ls, &ulteng
fra @rono SORTS og anhre. ga.
flor s. s. 9obl, Sormanb for Sen
6orenebe @irfe, prelioere6e. Sets
elfferer beltpres al ct u8oarb oi
Trul tees" me6 fdlge116e Gmbebs'
mano: 6orman6, &aitor gfpberg;
@iceformonb, 81. s. 2nn6, 8ininG
Sefreter, Naltor Sjdrnbom; &us:
ierer, g. 2ien, 6ergus Solls.
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Gn elegant 1ng Game tom iut

@n elegant ung Dame tom illo
/ en- operfb16t Sporbogn og bleb
ltaaen6e og ie Jig ONT efter en- Ma6s.
Da ingen Ma6s bar Ie6ig, rciite en-
pngre @erre fig og bg6 be1t6e fin.
Denne mo6tog bun 116en at iige ct
Orb. &an b6ie6e fig ne6 moo zen.
be og fpnrgte brit: uSba6 bebn-
ger?" ySeg leg fagbe ingen-
ting!" rgla, lite set. Seq ibrtes
De iag6e Saf, ipareoe Serret, og
git 10. Dauren ip1tteg at fpnfe til
SSorben nf Sfannfl1l6beb 1l1t6er ole
BE fobefro 8Iiffes fout tor retteoe
spea be1t6e.
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f Gn gelDmoros Stub. gn ubpg.
getig Screening YER fommen for 2Diet
/ 8oiie, sS6abo. Sens Me6lemmer
ct alle unge @bin6er, Ser be6 at in6.
tre6e Goreningen forpItgter fig til
at ifil1e fig ielp al me6 2ipet, 6eriom
2o66et ifulbe fal6e poo 6em. Dd6s-
maaben er oberlo6t til 6em ieIn. Ml.
lere6e ire al loreningens Me6lem,
mer bar begaaet Se1bmor6. Set
li6ite Offer par @roce 9libton, ser
palgte Morf1n iom Sen letteite Maa-
Sc at fonme lt6 of 8er6en poo gn
an6en ung Htae bob6e forldge Mnti.
ieptici6e, men bum fom Jig igien, og
set bar giennem Den6e al SffentIig.
be6en fit 9lDs ON Goreningens Eil.
bGrelle.
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Sra @alfanbalbpen. Sen forlgb.
ne l1ge bar ingen 2psning brogt paa
0e forbifle6e Sorbol6. 9en r1sii>
lie 9fegiering bar @lutningen af
forrige l1ge ubIte6t en- Mote, ser foit,
ilaor Sen @ol6ning, iom Mogterne
bil in6toge Gtlfeloe al al ser n6,
brD6er &rig 1nellem SDrfiet og 8ul-
garien. Set be66er / 6enne> al
ian1tlige Mogter er erige ON at for
(ange Sc rusiijf-dltrig1fe @rab paa
&eformer Mafe0onien gjenremfpr-
tie. og at ingen al De frlgsf6ren6e
Magter bill fau 11nberitdttel1e fra
Stormagternes @i6e.