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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
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LEGISLATORS OF UTAH
ARE DEEPLY OFFENDED
Adopt Resolutions Censuring a News
paper for Comparing Them to
Jackrabbits.

SALT LAKE. Jan. 26.-The lower house
of the Utah Legislature to-day made for
NAL objection to its members being com
pared to jeckrabbits. The objection was
in the form of a set of resolutions, Sc
Verely censuring the Salt Lake Telegram.
which on Saturday published an article
stating that the members from San Pete
County could change places with Jack
rabbits and the Legislature would be
strengthened by the presence of their
substitutes" On account of the preya-
lence of smallpox in the State agitation
in favor of compulsory vaccination law
has been very strong and the Represent
atives from San Pete County have vigor-
ousiy opposed this movement. The reso-
lutons, which were passed after a lively
debate, declare that the remarks "cast
serious reflections upon the intelligence
and fitness for the work of the Legisla-
ture' of the members.
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MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST HOSPITAL NURSES
accuses Them of Giving Powerful
Injections of Strychnine to
Diving Patients.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-OmciaI investi-
CATION is to be made OF charges against
the nurse-training system in Bellevue
Hospital made by John Santa Rosa. a
male nurse, who recently resigned, and
who, In an affidavit, said that men
nurses were in the habit of giving pow
erful injections of stryehnine to dying
patients in order to prolong their lives
until after the close OF the period Of duty
of the nurses in ATTENDANCE. The alleged
object of this procedure was to shirlS the
duty OF laying out" the bodies" Other
grave Irregularities are also charged
The nurses make general denial of
Rosas charges, but say their work is too
hard. One nurse, they assert. sometimes
has from sixteen to twenty-five patients
TO take care of during the night. and
these patients have to be watched closely
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27


through the mud at Oakland yes
terday. and the downfall of the
other three can be easily account
ed for. All About was simply
beaten by a better horse in Alado, which
came from the rear, winning easily
Bacchus, first choice for the fifth event
was cut down unfortunately at the first
turn and will probably race no more this
season. In the last race Laura f. NJ.
| met some horses that were too fast for
her. Rainy weather and all there ap-
peared TO be no noticeable decrease in
the attendance, and there was never a
time when the betting was dull or spirit
less.
Onl" by tie narrowest Of margins did
Minder get home first in the introduce
tory sprint with Warte Nicnt the to )
favorite. At the start the colt was
among the tai-enders, but stood for
plenty of urging and got UP in time to
nose out Bell Reed. Show honors fell to
ORC Viva
Willie Waldo replaced Donnelly on
Knobhampton in the two-year-old dash,
ard Green Morris big colt ruled a Q to 10
chance. Away third he caught and passed
Libbie Candid in the stretch. scoring han
dily. Punctillo was third
An unexpected winner for the first mile
ard hundred yard run turned up in
Alado, 10 to shot. ridden by Donovan
Prima ii al first had the call. but seemed
in no demand. her odds floating back to
and Z. Finally All About at went 10
the post faVorite. c. Kelly handled the
last named horse well. looking a winner
atFthe head of the stretch. About this
time Alado loomed up after coming from
back in the ruck and at the wire beat
the faYorite about he plea sed. FL
Photo tired as the stand was approached,
losing the show to Rim Rock
Tommy Burns on the favorite Sunello
stole the fourth number a mile and an
eighth selling run. Frank Woods, with
Lewis in the saddle, passed the favorite
swinging into the stretch and should
have wen hands down Instead Lewis
wanted to draw the finish fine and as a
consequence Burns kept bit in reserve
until forty yards from the wire Then.
turning all the batteries loose, he almost
made Lewis fall off his horse and got the
decision by half a length. Galanthus
gave II up in an unexpected manner be-
fore the stretch was reached.
Doreen. piloted by frankie Reed, cap
tured the second mile and hundred yard
affair. after looking hopelessly out Of It
al one stage. At the start it looked as
il Stella Perkins never would come back
for she opened upra gap of eight lengths
O'Ci ASi i4Olu. 1Hlu6 III lHe StTetcn Sne
was headed by Minder, which horse was
in turn collared and downed head by
Doreen. The winner after opening one
of the favorites receded TO and Z.
Bacchus the post favorite, was cut down.
To all appearances the ring appeared
all in a quandary as to which one Of the
five starters in the final event should be
made favorite. Laura +. NJ. was at first
chalked up to 5. Then a switch came
and Ada enjoyed the call. Later she
went back to . to 2 and Laura +. NJ.
closed first choice. Ballroom Belle did
not appear TO be in demand here. her
price soaring TO 5. Hanauit almost up
set the broth. for With little Wilson on
his back he had the lead at the paddock.
only losing TO Ballroom Belle in the last
few strides. Ada N under wretched
handling, finished third
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Giant Tree Crushes His Leg.

SANTA ROSA, Jan. 26.-S. r. Rayburn
OF Fort Bragg was the victim of a bad
accident in the woods at camp on the
Noyo River Saturday afternoon which
resulted in the amputation of his left
leg above the knee joint. Above where
Eayhurn was working a sawyer let 4
tree loose and 1t rolled rapidly down the
hill. Rayburn did not see the impending
danger until too late. He was knocked
down and the large tree went over him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Racing Results at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2G.-Crescent City
summary.
-First race, six furlongs seliing-Farmer Jim
won. Orpheum second. Hedge third. Time,
lis
second race six and a half furIongs. selling
Ne Mora won, Little Jack Horner second
Frank Kenny third Time - 1-5.
Third race, mile and quarter, selling
Potheen won Chicadee second. Ginspray third
Time. 2:I4 3-5
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Censor won
ATatoma second, White Owl third. Time
] 81 10
Fifth race one mile-Brushby won. Sheriff
Bell second, Melbourne Eclipse third. Time
1:45 %.
Sixth race, one mile-Little Scout Won
Rough Rider second. Commissioner Forster
third. Time, .4G
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Miners Are Badly suffocated.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 26.-The
tipple at the Harris-LankfOrd mine, three
miles west of here, burned to-day. James
Wesner was killed and four others were
so badly sufOcated that their recovery
is doubtful. The mine has but one en-
trance The work of rescue was very diff
ficut owing to the destruction of the
hoisting machinery. Twenty men work
ing below were hOisted to the surface by
ropes and all were more or less suffO-
Gated
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Quay Blocks senate,s Routine.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26--In the Senate
to-day Quay. in charge of the omnibus
statehood bill, insisted upon its consider
aton to the exclusion of other business
When Senator Platt of New York at
tempted to call up a committee report
providing for the printing of a document
quay objected. Hale thereupon declared
that Quay was conflscating the time of
the Senate. The latter replied calmly
that this could be obviated by allowing a
vote the statehood bill.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Employees Locked Ont.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Twelve hundred
employees of the Kennedy Biscuit Com
pany are out of work to-day Miss Daisy
Soaring, president of the Cracker Pack
ers' and Helpers Union, said they were
locked out, while representative of the
company refuse to give any information
regarding the trouble. The controversy
began Saturday when the union threat
ened a strike unless three girls, not
members, were forced to join the union.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Teamster Suffers Serious Injury.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2s.-P. E. Mendi-
bles, a teamster in the employ of the Pa
cific Electric Railway Company, lies in
the Emergency Hospital unconscious and
delirious as the result of a mysterious as
sault committed upon him last night pre-
sumably for the purpose of robbery Men
dibles was struck on the head with 4
heavy instrument while he lay asleep on
q cot and suffered from concussion of the
brain.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Military Academy Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-The House to-
day made new record in the matter Of
appropriation bills. The Military Acad-
emy bill was passed without a single word
OF debate. The Indian bill, which fol-
lowed, was not completed to-day, as Bur-
ton (It.) of Ohio made long speech on IL
in general criticism of the policy of the
olution was adopted calling upon the
Postmaster General for the correspond
ence in the Indianaola, Miss, pontoffice
case.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Short Service Men to Be pischarged

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Secretary
of War to-day authorized the Immediate
discharge of those members of the Eighth
Infantry and Fourteenth Cavalry who, on
the date of sailing for Manila will have
six months less to serve and who do
not desire to re-enlist
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
NOTES OF THE TRACK.

frankie Reed the last two the
card. with Doroen and Ballroom Belle, respec-
lively.
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O. K. q ". co

Geo " Elder sails Jan. IS. 2S. Feb !.
II. a.
March s.
only Steamship Line to PORTLAND OR
and short rail line from Portland 20 ali points
east Through tickets to all points. all rail o.
steamship and rail. at LOWEST RATES
Steamer tickets include berth and meals.
Steamer sails foot of Spear st. II a. m. D
W HITCHCOCK. Gen At. MontRornery 81
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lR. HALLS RElNYIGORAI0R

Stops all losses in "a hours Five A ersiFs ~ Z
hundred reward for any case We ElA6 GS3S
cannot cure. This secret ram-
edy cures Emissions Impotency. HzzH FgJ3tS
Nsricoeele. GOnOrrhoea. elect f1td 49,
STRUCTURES. Drains. Lest Man- ESlJ llll
hood and all other wasting ef- kH ~
fects Of self-abuse or excesses Fst.sf---tts.E7zs
Sent sealed 81 bottle: Z bottles So: guarantees
70 cure any case Call or address orders
HALLS MEDICAL INSTITUTE. S55 Broad
way: Oakland. Cal. Also for sale at 1919 y
Market st.. s. F. Send for free book.
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Open Switch Causes a Fatal Wreck

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Jan. 2e.-Ed-
ward Darling and Thomas Swank brake
men, were killed and Hanley Elkins,
conductor, was fatally injured to-day in
a freight wreck on the Wlliiamsport and
North Branch road near Satterield The
wreck was caused by open switch.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

Lee Jackson seems to be having a siege of
Ill luck. He had the mount on Bacchus
which horse was cut down, after goingst to the
post favorite
The dates of the Thornton and waterhouae
stakes have been transferred. The Waterhouse
Will be decided on March Z and the Thornton
on March FL The latter will be reopened for
additional entries 10 days prior to the date set
for running.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
Overdue Barkentine Arrives.

HONOLULU, Jan. 26.-The overdue
barkentine ISlikitat arrived here to-day,
thirty-nine days from Port Ludlow
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CATARRH

Often begins with cold in the head,
but it never stops there. The tendency is
always from bad to worse. The simple
cold becomes a protracted, stubborn one,
while the discharge from the nose grows
more profuse and offensive. The inham-
nation extends to the throat and bron-
chial tubes, causing hoarseness, a atickling
sensation and an aggravating cough.
The foul matter that is continually drop
ping back into the throat finds its way
into the stomach, resulting in distress
sing form of dyspepsia, nausea, and loss
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OCEAN TRAVEL.


@CN - Steamers leave San Fran
q !: !. !: ! :. !:
TXNO& cisco follows:
E NM For Ketchtkan Juneau.
IQI MS&Sn N.A Skagway etc. Alask9-11 A.
/ WA m, Jan 18 q. 26 81, Feb.
\ A 5. Change to companys
NrA NJ LOI steamers at Seattle.
N.Y. ~ For Victoria Vancouver.
\GHSH/ Port Townsend Seattle Ia
coma Everett, Whatcom-11
a m. Jan. 16 21. 26. 81. Feb. 5. Chance az
Seattle to this company's steamers for AlasSA
and G. N Ry. at Seattle for Tacoma TO ". p.
Ry. at Vancouver to c. p Ry.
For Eureka (HumbOldt Bay)-Pomona 1850
D. m Jan. 16. % % Feb. 8: Corona. 1880 .
m Jan. 10 25 81 Feb g.
For Los Angeles Cvia Port Los Angeles and
Redondo) San Diego and Santa Barbora-
Santa Rosalia. Sundays. a. m
State OF California Thursdays. m
For Los Angeles tvia san Pedro and East
San Pedrol. Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terey San Simeon CayUcos, Port Hartford san
Luis Obispo. Ventura. Hueneme and Newport
CRamona Only.)
Ramona a. m. Jan. IT. 25. Feb. ?
Coos Bay a. n. Jan. Fl. % Feb
For Ensenada Magdalena Bay San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan Altata. La Par Santa Rosaia
Guaymas Mex.
For further Information obtain folder
Right reserved 20 change steamers or sailing
date
TICRE-- ~TTCE+ New Montgomery
ST. Palace Hotel
Freight Office 10 Market st.
c. d. DUNNANN. Gen. Passenger AGt.
10 Market ST. San Francisco
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THE GATEWAY
TO
CONSU MPTI0N.

come infected, and what was supposed to
be purely a local disease has become con-
stitutional, deep seated and chronic.
Sprays, washes, powders, salves and
other external remedies give only tenn
porary relief, and the disappointed and
disguised patient finally gives up in
despair and declares catarrh incurable.
The only way to get rid of catarrh per
manently is to treat it through the blood.
The system must be toned up and all i'm
purities removed from the blood, and this
S. S. S. does promptly and thoroughly. It
expels from the circulation everything of
an irritating, poisonous character, allow
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

ing the inhamed men,
branes to heal when
the mucous discharges
and the damage
done to the health is
soon repaired. S. S. S.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

keeps IIIC UIOOU III St4N41 q AINt1At44y FISOI-
Gus condition that cold, damp weather
or sudden changes IN the temperature are
not so apt to bring on catarrhal troubles.
S. S. S. is vegetable medicine unequaled
as blood purifier, and the best of all
tonics-just the remedy needed to thor.
oughly and effectually cure catarrh.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

of appetite and
sire II TIL. The
catarrhal poisons
are absorbed into
the blood, and ali
the membranes
OF the body be-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27
CHOICES MANAGE TO HOLD THEIR OWN,
CAPTURING THREE PURSES AT OAKLAND
Bacchus Is Cut Down in His Race Going to the Post Favote
Green Morris Wins Another TwoYeaOd Dash, This Time With
bhamptonBaroom Belle Hits the Wire Ahead of Hanaut

HH HREE favorites splashed in first
through the mud at Oakland yes
terday. and the downfall of the
other three can be easily account
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-27

Belle. place. SIS: show. 3-5.
b. (. by DR.. Rice Highlander
DinSle, John Boggs, The
first three driving. Reed on
any sort Of a persuasive ride.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Den oanffe Rirfes
2larsmooe.

Den banfte ep. lutb. &irs
les 4 ars poe bolptes / 9lar
@eIt 0enmart, Nis. ben 10. SUM- og
f0l9enoe 0age.
5iliteOe beo Ulebet BAR 81 prGifer
og ialt, graIter og 0elegater, bar
Der 50 itemme6erettigeoe til Me6e.
Oct ear, 5elge o9anneOirfe", iGrs
Zig to Eager, iom tenoemarte0e oeres
adrsmooe = geotoselIe af en- rebis
oeret 5orfatning og galg af 6orTtanz
ter for oeres Stole / 8esU}oines.
neutrality-suspicious. uotait brsfs
teoes para9raf efter paragraf %
beoto9es efter no9le Q@nOringer fin
9eI6eo.
93oit. 81. 9elOeg polgtes til Gtoles
fpritanoer, men paa telegrafiif Meb.
teiie berom mootog De bans Qfilag.
9erefter oal9tes gaii. geItcrgaarO,
men oa can for narbarenoe life funbe
qiee beitemt Spar. pal9tes qaTt. Ior=
6entoft for bet silfeIoe, at .. full
De iOare nei. Noroentoft loueSe at
mobtaae aafbet.
Mlan OeOtog at title fen til at foa
Samfunoets fate @alO af6etalt / bet
tOmmenOe Samfunosaar og tillige at
faa teanet Mioler til en- 6ooeOz cney
Mi6terbngning oeo beres Stole. MGn
Iatte $4,000 iom bsn Sum, man
IfulOe Tpge at faa famlet oertil. 9e
unge gap 9sfte ON $1,000 til ben nHe
9nqnin9, 9aite qarsmpoe fal 6otO:s
/ 6eoar 5aGs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
llalmimOelis itpst WlurO.

gaottforO, SG, 1. Suli. 9iget al
en- ipp 2tdr gammel 2tpisOreng blep
funoet | @dur mar Driving part, to
Wlil ylorben for 8Den. Drengen for
IpanOt for Otte 9age iioen, og alt
tgoer paa. at ban er bleOen mprret
pao ben melt 6rutale Uiadoe. 9rDitet
rar Itadret op, og ct gammelt CONNIE
tprtlGbe bar ituttet inb / 6alien.
SGncerne par bunoet iammen meo
8arnets Seler. @eb Siben af 2iget
laa be uiolgte 9lpiier. en- ppIe meo
Suttsrsoot og nOgle Genter. 9Solitiet
bar biotil life funnel finoe noget iom
6elIt Spor al Morberen eller noget
Motip til MprDet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Gnslanb uil life.

eonbon. l. Suli. 2onoons 2OrOz
mabor bar oberienbt bet engelIte llOens
rigs0epdrtement en- 2tnfpgning uns
gaaenbe aiidineFz Qtffaren til ben
rusfIte aegering, ienbt BAN fra Sps
Ger / QtuItrdlien. 9lniegningen er
I'm 6el6eo Zig ben, De ameritdnite
Seber bar leoeret bet ameritanite
Statsbepartement til 5remienbelie.
lloenrigsbepartenlfntet loareDe, at
be Spprgsmaalet dngif Auslanos IN
Ore Qnliggenoer, par bet umuligt fot
Gnglano at gpre Ruslano nogen So
reftilling ON bette Gmne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Wci = ellrrS mango Saf.

WdI6ington, ,. g., 2. Suli. Den
rusiiife ae9ering maa u6etinget afilaa
al mootage fra enbper Ufdgt nogen
2lnfganing, 5oreitiGing eller WleoOes
lelie angaaenoe bets inoenlanbife 2lns
llggenoer.
0ette er SlutningsiGtningen en-
grtlering, iom 9repe GasIini Dag
Ear offentliggjort. Oct er utoioliomt
en- birefte 2looariel til pr9iiOent Rou=
iepelt, at bpis ban ubferer i'm 0enligt
at operIenoe be amerifanite SeOers
4nIsgning, bill ben life blipe mootaget.
@asiinis Grtl9ring tom | en- Be-
h9gtelie al ct presietelegram ON, at
3usldno baboe gioet Dor 3egering en-
5crtlarin9 eller par pillig til at sipe
en- 5ortldring al I6inehf2 f2lf9ren.
4m6asIaoeren tiger:
Den rusiiite Regering maa beItemt
ben9gie, at ben bar tilbuot ben umez
litanifs Re9ering en- officiel Bortlas
ring enten gennem ben rusTite 2ez
getion Naibington eller gennem ben
amerifanite 9egation / Ct. peterss
torg unaaaenpe aiI6insFz zge9iDenbes
ten, eaer at ben bar faaet nogen Wleos
oelelie fra ben ameritanfte Regering
en- bette Gmne."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Gn 1offe ofifYeli9e
SorbrYoelier.

S Sacfion og ub ober 8reat6itt Co.,
4D., bpor 2omDer Marcum blep ituot
/ Raao6uiet beo bejlps Dag bar
5olf unOer 5orbsret / benne Sag pGz
ret ligefrem ffr9tilagne. Gfter MeO>
belelierne berfrd bar mango remt fra
Gountiet. Gn 6otelejer, &apt. 9. 8.
@pen, Iom bionebe impD Curtis Sett
og 5bos. Nbite, Der er antlaget fur
Uioroet paa Marcum, fit fit 9otel
neobrGnbt og maatte tdges unDer miz
lit9r gebogtning. Sioen bar Gan
madttet flpgte til ufenOte Ggne fOr at
reooe 9ioet. 6ans Some blep raabst
til o9iad at flpgte. Sngen, Der btrer
Qntipati MOB be antlageoe, fan pibe
fig litter.
g}u er Sagen imiolertio Itilet
9ero for en- 8io. Surien 8reas
t6itt GountD tunoe life naa Samz
itemnin9. De antla9eoe f6rtes til
9erington og nu ital 5Orbpret fortiGt>
:es / ct Gountp, Iom life cr inb6lan=
Del / partifejOen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
@elsurenOe Iesn.

Ct. Yaul, Wiinn., /. Suli. Gn pela
iignet Reen falot flere Elmer 3rGt
orer Itore Strsg uf Minneipta Os 9ds
totoerne. 5 MinneIotd melOes Der
um goo Regn fra 5ergus Sails, Gbuts
feb, genIon, Gilbert Sea, !9ut6ins
fon, Qlrgple, Morris og RO6eiter. III
5ore for, at Saben t biSie Gsne ifal
b,ioe eoslagt al 5srfe, er nh forbi.
: ylorb 0ufota bar man fadet 2
CONNER Regn beo Malb6urn cg gore
RegnbDeer omfrine 9ismortt, Si@
cfinIon og 9ebgerfpooo. s aeOgsr=
iroob Tom Hegnen for TENT til al reoOe
alle Sabarter.
sra qtrfinston 9. D., mslbss, al
man Der bar boft 3 9ommer Regn, Oq
Seben bar albrig itudet bebre. Oct
iomme melOes fra Sdlem. ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-03
Or0bt 255 ll1ano.
5rDstclis @rn6ecfspluiiun
sepenos begrapet. 6rninlOe CYtriu

gamma, Wbo., l. Suli. 235 Manb
latte | 9ddr 9ibet til peo BEN frbQtsz
ltgs GtsploiiOn Union qacifc aul=
CRUDE y(r. l. Oct par Den melt pbez
lGggenoe @rubeetsploIion / Statens
9iltorie. Gtsploiionen fprpngte fuloz
ltGnOtg SopeosS6atten og flere Snos
9dn9e, og be 4rbejesre, Iom life blep
orGbt eie6littelig, 6leo lebenoe 6eQraz
bet unoer Huinerne. Gfsplpiionen
tunoe 6sres / mango U}iles 9lffiano.
So9rt Ssmmsr Og Sernbdnejern bleb
fI1n9et 10000 SOB oat fra Q(a6z
ningen al S6dtten.
Reoningsarbeioet iperfiattes gddrsz
odgsn, og 2trbeiosItbrten blep itabiq
tcrsget meo Rdndm9no og dnore ira
nGrltggenoe Settlementer iamt ell
ojGlpeItbrte. iom antom meb Gfss
trdtps fra Haplins al. 2 ON Gfters
mioodgen. ST. l / @dar Gftermioz
bags blep fire truttet leone6e frem af
Ruinerne og efterfulgtss en- balp Slime
lcnere al AZ andre.
Sent @aar Q(fte8 itpbte en- 8el
ReoningsmanO paa fire MulpDr, iom
pdr Sine, Og Be latte lict 6da6 /
oe trGtte 2(rbeipers og be angitelig
pentenbe apinOer og gern, Iom 6aboe
lomlet fig ON omtring S8atten.
Gn Del uf be @ru6earbejpere. ION
rnofom, Tiger, at be fdd tnpe Gig /
Snogang Rr. II. D. iiger. at mango
Grbeioere bleO iaa fortumlet af Gfss
lloiionen at De iprdng badbe bib o9
rib uoen at D9re fla noqet bepioit.
DRanse al oisie Statler tun6e bare
unotommst; men BE- lagoe Iig neo og
6eerapere 9lnIigtet / oeres 6enber
uOen at gre pOerlisere 5orIeg paa at
reoos iig.
ReoningsmGnoene fortG[ler DIN be
Ioreeli9e Seener, be bleb 8ioner til
reo II. o2eoel Iaa on3., Iom ost
6iotil bar DGret muligt at uaa. Rogle
af be gtr6eioere, iom babbe unogadei
eie6littelig 0so, bar gaaet fra 5or=
idnoen % t9mpeoe mob aeoningss
m9noene fom piloe 8br. Qlnbre Iao
itiae og 6eospebe paa 9ognene eller
Iau pua SOrben, ligegplOige for, enten
be leDeoe eller bgoe.
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