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SEWERS BEET CROP.
Shipments Worth $4,000 Already
Sent to Factory.

Richficld Oct 9.-The shipping OF sugar
beets from this county was suspended TINS
week ON advice from the Utah Sugar
company, owing to the receipt of more
beets than could be handled right now al
the factory. Digging will be resumed on
the 18th inst. at last reports.
The farmers of this county have been
busy for the last two weeks. since the
beginning of the beet season, having ham
died, loaded and shipped Ainety-eight
cars from Elsinorc eight from Central
and twelve from Richfield making 81 to-
tai of nearly 10 carloads. This means
about 5000 tons representing $1,000 to
the farmers of the county.
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WAS GIRL ABDUCTED?
Parents of Lula Mortenson Believe
She Was Kidnapped.

parents believe. has been kidnapped and
the fact of her absence from her home
on Ninth East between Fourth and Fifth
South has been reported tc the police.
According 20 the girl 5 mother. she lclt
on some Grand intending TO return home
after going 10 the state fair.
While the parents felt concerned over
her failure 20 return that night, no alarm
was given the police, as il was thought
that she might have visited some girl
friend. Another day and night was let
go BY. the parents meanwhile instituting
a search This was, without avail, SO
yesterday the matter was reported TO the
police. The detective force is now en-
gagged on the case.
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gists throughout the country to whom
dangerous mixtures made in New York
were sold 1t is said that the most inn
pOrtant find in the raids was the cir
culars sent out TO druggists and con-
tanning the code by which they could
order the preparations. 1t is alleged
by the police that preparations made by
the best known chemical firms in
discovered was the statement:
An these goods arc genuine, in orig
inal packa ges and unopened
The price list showed that the drugs
in the list were being sold at from 10
to 30 per cent below the usual selling
price.
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BURGLAR IN THE HOUSE
Eureka Family Has Surprise
on Return Home us-
Ie;t in Jail.
lspeclaI h 1,he Herald )

Eureka, Oct S--When the family of
Nicholas Bubb returned home shortly
after dark last night they found a bur-
glar IN the house. He was pursued. put
escaped. Later Sheriff Croufn arrested
two suspicious characters, one Of whom
was today identified by members Of Mr..
BubD s family as the man who was IN
their house. lie gave the name OF
Charles Tracey. tits companion. Frank
Carney. Is about % years of age and is
addicted to the use of morphine. In their
room at the Hatfield house a bunch Of
skeleton keys was found. They Will be
afraiSnel tomorrow
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Sensus of opinion is that Field Marshal
Oyama has nothing to fear from RUS
sian advance and that he likely will
welcome the prospect Of a decisive bat
tie, since il is considered after such an
order further retreat is impossible for
the Russians without decentralization;
and, as Spencer Wilkinson remarks.
should Kuropatkin be beaten now no
body viii expect the second Russian
army 10 succeed any better than the
first
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MLI 1OTtOLOu4OAL hLFUhI.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 69 degrees; min
mum temperature. IS degrees; mean tenn
above the normal. Accumulated excess Of
temperature since the first or the month,
~ degrees. Accumulated excess of tenn
persttufe since Jen. l. 20 degrees, Total
precipitation from 6 p. m, 70 .. m. none.
since the first OF the month. .56 inch Ae-
cumulated excess 81 precipitation since
the list Of January, 2.l7 ineneS.
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BRIEFS.

STATE HEALTH MEETING The
health officers of the various cities OF
the state will convene in annual session
at the council chamber at 10 o'clock TINS
morning. The gathering will be held un-
der the auspices of the state board OF
health and will continue two days. \
state organization Will be perfected and
papers Will be read upon various sub
jects pertaining 10 municipal health.
BEEKEEPERS MEET TODAY.-A
meeting Of the State Beekeepers' assOcia-
riol will be held in the mayors office
City and County building, at 10 O'Clock
this morning The members Of the or
SANITATION adjourned Saturday. r. :.
LOVeSy and wife and Vice President and
Mrs. r. r Rhees of the state society
have Just returned from the convention
of International Beekeepers at Me
Wuriui fair.
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Sharp Lookout Kept.

Chefoo, oct. .. p. m.--The increased
activity of the Japanese feet. blockad-
ing Port Arthur. in the stopping Of
merchantmen. is due to d lookout which
is being kept for three British ships,
which. ii is suspected. intend to attempt
to enter Port Arthur with timed meats
and vegetables. The British steamer
Victoria was stopped near Wei Hal Wei
this evening and the above explanation
was made to her by the Japanese board
ine~ officer
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LApY cURzoN BETTER.

Walmer Castle. Oct. "A bulletin is
sued this afternoon says;
Lady CurzOn passed a cofnfoI table
day, this mornings Improvement in her
condition being maintained"
Register OF Tuesday or Wednesday.
Delays are hazardous. No one who Is
not registered anew can vote this year
at the general election or at the De-
cember school election.
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CONDITION CRITICAL.

Stamford. Conn.,. oct 9.-The condi-
ton OF William Ziegler of New York,
who was thrown from his carriage two
weeks ago, was SAID tonight 10 be ex-
tremely critical A turn for the worse
occurred a few days ago and Mr.. Die
gler has failed to rally.
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PLAN ELABORATE OPENING.
Republicans to Jam Wind in Utah
County.

.hepunhcan vino hammers VIII snatter
the patient atmosphere in every precinct
Of Utah county tonight. which viii mark
the formal opening OF the Republican
campaign in the county. Cutler viii give
his essay at I.ehi. where the proceedings
will be further complicated by James T.
HammOnd-who must love Cutter for
what SmOot did for both Of them. Har-
vey Cuff and Judge II. $. Tanner of Salt
Lake will make hectic talks at Payson.
Colonel Squires and Jacob Evans will ring
the welkin at Pleasant Grove. Judge
Reed and A. l.. Booth will pass out the
good doctrine at Springvilie. Fussy Jim
my Anderson and ID. %. HOutz viii fur
nish the excitement at Spanish Fcrk, j.
4. Largeut win address the Woman's CLUB
at Provo. Smoot will be with every speak
or I'm spirit, and the situation generally
promises TO be nerYc-racking.
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STEPS FROM CAR,
MAY NOT RECOVER
Mrs. Hannah ]. BOIIwinkeI SUI
ferS a Conclusion.
ACCIDENT ON CENTER STREET
CAR BEYOND CONTROL DECLARE
WITNESSES.

As the result Of a leap al Gas o'clock
last evening from Center street car
which had gotten beyond control of
the car crew. and which Was plunging
down the steep grade towards Fourth
NORTH street. Mrs. Hannah ]. Boil
winkel. widow residing at Isl Center
street, lies at her home in a precari-
Gus condition. suffering from concus-
sion Of the brain.
The accident occurred at Third Norm
and Center streets but such mo-
mentuna had the car attained during its
down-gr trip that the crew and
passengers were carried block beyond
that point before they could get off
and render the woman aid.
whether Mrs. Bollwinkel became
alarmed at the speed Of the car and
sought safety by jumping, or whether
she missed her footing on the steps Of
the rear platform, could not last night
be learned. owing to her serious condi-
ton. Witnesses and passengers say
positively that the car was beyond
control, despite the efforts of tie mo-
torman 20 stop ii, but this statement
was doubted last night by officials Of
the Utah Light & Power company.
Mrs Boliwinkeps. fall was witnessed
by Mrs. Hyrum Edwards, who resides
in the vicinity, and who at once Sc
cured aid and had the woman carried
into the home of Mrs. NJ. T. Taylor,
Third NORTH and Center streets. DE-.
A. S. Bower was at once summoned.
An examination showed that a severe
conclusion of the brain had been sus-
tanned. but no fractures We're found.
The physician stated last night that
with rest and quiet Mrs. BOllWinkel
would probably recover.
Statements of Witness
The following statement was made
by witness to the accident last night:
Il believe the car was beyond control
as Mrs. Bollwinkel had stepped TO the
back platform TO get off at Apricot. but
Nas unable TO do so because the brakes
would not hold. At Third North. few
hundred yards further I sagv her APP
parentiy jump, or step. from the car.
The car was not stopped until Fourth
North street had been reached"
The track from Currant street clear
down TO Fourth North is heavily down
grade. Some trouble is usually expe-
rienced by mOtormen in bringing their
cars to a stop at this time of the year
owing to the leaves which fall on the
rails, and which contain just enough
moisture TO make the steel slippery.
Il was claimed last night that an eff
fcrt TO learn the identity of the car
crew met with failure, one Of the men
pulling off his cap so that his number
was not revealed. The matter was not
reported to Claims Agent Brown on
the run back to the city. as he had
heard nothing Of the accident until
apprised by The Herald.
Later in the evening Mrs. BolIwinkel
was removed 10 her home. At midnight
she was resting well.
Names of Car Crew.
The car crew was James v, Burn
ingham, conductor. and n. z. Pierce,
motOrman, Both men deny that the
car was beyond control and say that
no difficulty was experienced because OF
slipperv rails. This latter statement is
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Political Notes.

Candidates for county, legislative aud
city judicial Offices viii be named by
members Of the American party in
mass convention at the Salt Lake the
atre this afternoon, beginning at 2
O'Clock. Senator Frank j. Cannon Will
be one Of the speakers.
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Senator Frank ]. Cannon viii speak
at the county mass convention of the
American parry Monday afternoon,
salt Lake theatre.
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Why we Succeed

In holding the customer, is because OF
that PERFECT WORK.
TROY LAUNDRY.
The Laundry of Quality
f66 Main Street.
Phones: Bell 1872 and 1873
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Senator Frank J. Cannon will speak
at the county mass convention OF the
American party Monday afternoon,
salt Lake theatre.
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Register on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Delays are hazardous. No one who is
not registered anew can vote this year
at the general election or at the De-
Cember school election.
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ENVOY OF JAPAN.

Lima, Peru. Oct. 9.-Suniimiyao. a
special envoy of Japan, has arrived
here.
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Countts Legislative and city judicial
candidates viii sif Fascinated at mass
convention OF Afstasi6sn party. salt
Lake theatre. Monday afternoon.
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County legislative and city judicial
candidates viii be nominated at mass
convention of American party, Salt
Lake theatre, Monday afternoon.
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American party's Salt Lake county
mass convention at Salt Lake theatre,
Monday afternoon. Oct. 10.
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Voters of the American ticket should
register on Tuesday or Wednesday.
From 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. This is i'm
pOTtent
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County, legislative and city judicial
candidates Will he nominated AT mass
convention ct American party Salt
Lake theatre. Monday afternoon. .
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Monday Afternoon Is the time salt
Lake theatre IS the place. County
mass convention Of the American party
IS the event.
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Monday afternoon is the time. Salt
Lake theatre is the place. County
mass convention OF the American party
is the event
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The American party's county ticker
will surely win If every supporter Will
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Voters of the American ticket should
register on Tuesday or Wednesday.
From s a. IN. to 2 p. IN. This is i'm.
pDrtant.
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Senator Frank ]. Cannon viii speak
at the county mass convention OF the
American party Monday afternoon,
salt Lake theatre.
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Careful Selections.

our buyer has exercised care and
good taste In the FALL NECKWEAR
lines. Our makers sell US the patterns
exclusively.
BROWN, TERRY g. WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street
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Apply to American party headquar-
ters, Atlas Block. for information about
registration.
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Register on Tuesday or Wednesday
Delays are hazardous. No one who is
not registered anew can vote this year
at the general election or at the De
cember school election.
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tiers. Atlas Block fer information about
registration.
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Lat stIVlCe.
The Horton $500 grade embodies the
highest elements of style and hard
wear. Sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
l66 Main Street.
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S,oupty mass, convention of American
party at Salt Lake theatre Monday
afternoon.
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American party's salt Lake county
mass convention at salt Lake, theatre,
Monday afternoon, Oct, 10.
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Apply TO American party headquar-
tiers, Atlas Btock, for information about
registration.
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a Laundry Patron

Must necessarily appreciate good work
and prompt service These features OF
our business has won US fame.
TROY LAUNDRY,
ssThe Laundry OF Quality"
166 Main Street.
Phones. 1s2 Bell 1872 Ind.
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Modern Plumbing

At moderate prices. George G.. Doyle &
Co, 21i State street. Phone 1s2.
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AMERICAN PARTY voTERsl
Avoid the Rush by Registering Early
on Tuesday and "Wednesday.

ton officer is of your district or where
TO find the place, apply at headquarters
of the American party, Atlas Block,
Bell Phone, 444; independent 25SS.
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George 4. Whitaker, whose name ap-
pears as one of the signers of the petit
ton OF the American party, stated last
night that he signed the petition at the
request OF friends for the purpose OF
getting it on the ballot and that he does
not intend TO vote for the American
party candidate. Il have always been
a Democrat" he says. "and nobody
who knows me ought to question that
/ will vote the Democratic ticket again
this year.
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Just the proper collar tie. handker-
chief and suspenders: for your wants.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
16s Main Street.
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You Can Depend

On our work and service at all times
That's why we are so much talked OF
and patronized.
TROY LAUNDRY,
THE Laundry of Quality"
166 Main Street.
Phones: Bell 1872 and 1893, Ind. 1872.
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John Farrington's stable. Carriages,
stylish light livery and boarding.
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~ County mass convention of Americas
party 1T Salt Lake theatre Monday
afternoon.
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Names of Car Grew.

The car crew was James v. Burn
ingham, conductor. and n. +. Pierce,
motOrmaR. Both men deny that the
car was beyond control and say that
no difficulty was experienced because Of
slippery rails. This latter statement is
borne out by other carmen.
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JAPANESE Thanked
BY THE RUSSIANS

Continued from Page -
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The Women's Democratic club will
meet Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
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both parties are making energetic
PREPARATIONS for securing a most thor
9ugh registration. The matter win not
pc left till the last days for registration
bnt active and systematic work will open
early tuesday morning and close on the
tNenihg or Nov ,. and if any voter es-
capes he viii have TO leave the county.
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9)ir. SOlf / Omaba.

glr. 3oIep6 N. 5olt, bemofratiTf
&anoioat for Guoernpr Misfouri.
talte Oma6a 3orsbag often iibite
llge.
9an iagoe ielp, at ban 6abbe for
Ia6i en- IpanOt galgtamp i'm e9en
Stat for At tomme og 6jalpe 9erge
(5uiion aaoiOot for @uoernpr ber
g2ebr.). Ger innes al 6abe baret
tor 9egeiItring for SIR. 5oIt Omaz
pa, o9 Oif er bet, at ban ogIda idgte
mango iun6e og tantoaroige Orb. -
Ser er no9le af oem:
o8enne Stat til6prer eber. Den
til6srer in9en Clique, 5rop, aorpoz
ration ctler Sern6ane.
rs fan itDre oenne Stat, 6bis S
ril. 5 fan foa fda COB en- Reqerino,
iom s pniter, o9 s fan fuu Iao 7et
en- aegerina, iOm s fOrtiener.
Set fgrIte Sfribt en- 2egislatur
aer Retnin9 af geItiffelfe er Wloos
tagelien af en- fri pos poa Sern6onen.
Der er ingen Politit aorrup=
tionen, It8nt Der er &orrution go
litiffen.
She 6oooler" (oen, Der mootagsr
geitiffefe) er 6perten aepublifaner,
0emotrat e0er 9opuliit, ban er en-
6orbrpoer og 6ur6s be6anoles ION en-
Idaban,
Set er en- 9Gre for en- Stat, ingen
Stam, at IRE en- aaltring for Ret=
tens Stranter.
oGn 3egerina oeb 9eitittelfe Be.
tpber Toa meget Iom en- Regering Oep
5orbrnoere.
o8eriom goOe 09nb bar Blot ballot
iaa npartiIfe, iom be once er, faa oilot
bet oqre let at oberoinbe be onbe.
9ertil tan 10 foa bare at bemat4
te, at 3p0en / aeglen er ben flinteite
til at raa6e: Orb 3noen~ og faa
ian man bel Il fdn mart bore beret=
ti9et til at oare paa 9aqt impb boob
lers1 I bet garti. Der Itriger op imob
Oeni. fom De andre Partier, ioo Mr.
5offs Orb er fom ct tbeegget SoGrb,
Der Ifarer til beqge Sioer.
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HaDeu og ben fommenoe
sSreosfOuferens.

Der melOes fra Hom, at Der CT
5anfe ON, at 9apen bill prgpe paa It
faa en- &epr9ientant pua ben 6reb8z
fonferens, Iom Preiibent 3ooiepelt
bar inb6uDt til. papeitolens 0iploz
mater llolanbet fgler fig for bos De
foritelli9e Regeringer, 6porban De bill
title fig til 9abens mulige Strap DIN
at fda en- 9fepr9Ientant pad ben M
5reosfonferens. Sdn forI6gte at BIZ
BE repra1enteret poa ben fprIte Som
fereus. men bet glippebe. Der 6eo
qjort gelOenOe, at De, Der life babbe
unoerifrebet 8enferfonbentionen, fun
De fife oeltdge, % af ben @runb bleb
6adoe to ipodmeritanite Hepublitfer
o9 Papeitolen afItouret fra Delta
aeie.
4len iantebes fom man ubenom
Spergsmaalet ON 9anens berbsfge
Otagt.
gu tan ban life nagtes 2(Ogang
af Iamme Gruno Iom fer, oa De to
inOameritanIfe Republitfer, Tom for
pntebe at p9re me6, benne Sang tr
inb6ubt.
Sun iuoer9ne M}agter fan bare
TelOItenoig repraIenterebe paa 9one
ierenIen. Om PubeTtoGen ba blioer
repraienteret, iau onerfenbes bens
perOslige Ma9t, o9 ben italienite BE
8erinas puuItanb / Mobfat aetnina
nnOerfenbeS. S ben fprite aonFerens
Itcb De prpteituntiite aegeringer, meb
Gnglanb / SpibIen, Iammen meb ben
ital'enite Hegerin9,
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49,. MQrQ.
9Owie Gueberifer.

SObn 2lleranber 0opie, Der titll=
lerer fig lelO lOm ben fprite 2tpOitel,
o9 lom ct baaoe oer0sli9 ogreligip5
6eriter i3ion@itp, Sis, er tommen
/ 8lammeri meo 0emofraterne, ibet
ban bar funb9iort, at ban paa &al9=
oa9en life bill taale np9en oemDfra=
tiff challenger" oe0 Galgurnen.
Sfglge Stntens 2One er bper 9an=
oibat beretti9et til at babe Ell n6al=
len9er" pao 8al9lte0et, O9 De 0emo=
fratilfe 9ebere / Safe County, bppri
3ion GitD lig9er, erflerer, at 8ar=
tiet life iaaoan tan labe fig fine
9etti9beoer frata9e. De bar bent
oenot fig til Statens Gentraltom=
mite ON 6j9lp.
9Otpie ne9ter paa ben anben
Sioe enbper u6allen9er" 2lo9ang.
6an flyer, at Der life oil blioe faitet
en- oemofratiif Stemme. 9uolpgr9s=
naalet, om Ell challenger" fanoel=
ge8 u0enfOr bet 3Dmnl6ip, 6opri
3i0n GitD li99er, er og1aa rejit.
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WiisiiOnsmoOe % Snooielie.

Den lip. % 13. yloOem6cr
blirer Der / Blair ON aft gddr oel
Mislionsmeoe % SSnbbielfe af Der
nj Stolebpgnin9. Mlpbet 6egpnber
meO @ubstieneTte airttn 5rebag
bitten ben H., fortTattes Gerbag rl
gsnbog. sSSnboielIen blioer Gen.
bag Gftermibbag.
@enner inb6nbes til meb os at b2l.
tage benne- bo6belte 5eTt.
Sois grpTter tunbe tomme on
5orsbagen funbe 0i meO bet iamm4
faa ct Bar MeOer for praiter.
Gjer M 2[lbor df at 6efgge os / ot
Gage, og melb ebers aomme bell
inbsn SBnbaoen ben 6. glop.
Ser. 2nter, Blair, g}sbr
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@rGiiOent 9iOoieOelts 46 9lars
BpSiclsoag.

3en27 SftUber bar 8relibenten
As 2lar. 0a9en fejrebe ban oeb
baarot Spnturarbejoe bet et5efrz
lipe aammer, u9 ueb Ell lang Spaoz
leretur meb fine 8grn og en- ga
milie Dinner / ben prioate Spite
ltue / bet boioe 0us. 0unbreber
al 8enner no oper Ganoet minbeoe8
bam u9 ienbte bam 9Dtpnifnirg8=
telegralnmer.
5lere al acknowledgements,
Senator &nDr o9 anore be9rebe
6am meo oeres perionli9e 8elg9
O9 9pfgnifnin9.
2lomiral Demeps 0ultrn bar
blanot De belp9enoe 4pfgnltere.
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