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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Joseph Chamberlain verv sick

New York, March 10.-ConsiderabI
anxiety regarding Joseph Chamber
lain's condition is being manifested
on account of the circulation OF re-
ports among members of the house of
commons, says Times dispatch from
London
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
ANCIENT LAND DEED FOUND.
Title to Valuable Land Discovered in
Picture Frame.

Picture Frame.
New York, March 1O.-While chang
ing tne framing of an old picture Mrs.
Sophie Mattern, or Brooklyn, has
found behind the canvass a deed to
land occupied by the present town of
Carrollton, Mo-, town of 1000 inhab-
1tants. Well known lawyers who
have looked up the title assure Mrs.
Mattern that it is sound and worth
half million dollars.
The deed, signed by president Mon
roe, Feb. 4, 1919, and granting to an
ancestor of Mrs. Mattern, James Oar
den, veteran of the war of 1912, the
Missuorl land is in perfect state of
preservation. Investigation is said
to have shown that the title was duly
entered on the records at Washington
and suit for the property will probably
be Instituted at once
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Russian Torpedo Boat Lost.

Canea, Island Of Crete, March TO-
A Russian transport from Port Said
has arrived here. 1t is said the Rus
sian boat number 221 was lost while
on her way to this port The crew
Of the torpedo boat were rescued by
the transport.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Japanese Merchant Commits Suicide.

Japanese Merchant Commits Suicide.
New York, March 10.-A Japanese
shipping merchant who was arrested
on suspicion of supplying Russians
with information has committed sui
eide in the military prison, says Tien
Tsin dispatch to the American. It Is
said several other Japanese are un-
der suspicion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
cameIs Arrive for Worlds Fair

New York, March 10.-The steamer
Lombardia, which arrived today from
Genoa, brought sixteen camels from
Tunis for the st. Louis exposition.
They were In charge of five natives.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
SOLDIERS REMOVE NEGROES.
Afraid of Violence Unless the Neqroes
Were Taken Awav.

Timpson, Tex, March 10-Dick
Smith and Richard Menifee, the enc
groes charged with shooting r. G. Lee
and Jim Lee, were today removed by
a detachment of the militia to Car
thage, the county seat of Pamela coun-
ty. The remainder of the military
company is still on guard at Wragleys
Nil, the Lee faction having made
threats of exterminating the negroes.
The blacks have not called on the
military for protection, but Captain
Jennings deems it best to stay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Explosion of Dynamite kIIIs two.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 10.-An ex.
plesion of dynamite and gunpowder
at the Pennsylvania railroad improve
ments near Millersburg today killed
James Kerns, foreman, and Tabor
er Two other laborers were serious
ly injured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Two of Them.

Towne-I met that fellow De Bates
today. Browne Yes; so he just told
me. Towne-Talk about man who
won't listen to reason Browne Don't!
That's what he's just been talking
Philadelphia Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Japs BuiIaIna Seoul Railway.

aPS WUE1EfHH SVVuI-TNNTIWdy'
New York, March 1o.-JApanese nail
itary engineers with 5000 Of the pio.
neer corps have commenced active
construction of the seoul-Wiju rail-
road, cables The HeraId's correspon-
dent at Seoul.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Senator TllIman Rstter

Washington. March 10-Senato3 TIL.
man, of South Carolina. was operated
on today to relieve an abscess Of his
left tonsil. The result was pronounced
successful, and his condition was re.
ported to be MUCK better.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11

New York, March 10.-The japanese
authorities are again pressing the Chi
nese to insist on the departure of the
Russian gunboat Mandjur from this
harbor, says dispatch to The Ameri-
can from Shan Hail. and it is asserted
that they have no faith in the PROPOSE
tion to disarm the vessel
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
THE HRSTBOlN.

Why is it that the frstborn child is so
often the healthiest of family of chill.
dren? The reason seems to suggest It.
self. As child follows child the mother
has less and less vitality; often not
enough for herself and none, therefore,
for her child.
Expectant mothers who use Doctor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
ATTEMPTED TO LYNCH NEGRO

Illinois Mob Frustrated by the Sheriff
and Deputies.
st. Louis, March 10.-A special to
The Post-Dispatch from Murphys-
boro, H., says:
"Seventy-flve Carbondale citizens at
tempted to take negro from the jail
here today to lynch him. The sheriff
frustrated the plan, however, and ar
rested four prominent citizens.
"Deputy Jack Woodward was wound.
ed In the attack"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
ANOTHER ATTACK
ON PORT ARTHUR
Japs Determined To Capture
Russian Stronghold.
SHORE BATTERIES RETURN FIRE

Gale Sprang Up and Japanese Forced
to Retire---Reports State that Japa-
nese Have Entered Manchuria and
Big Land Battle Is Expected.
Port Arthur, March 1O.-A message
from the signal station at II o'clock
last night announces the appearance
Of Japanese squadron on the hori-
zon. Fifty minutes later the shore
batteries opened fire on the Japanese
vessels. A gale sprang up and the
attacking feet soon withdrew.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
Cancer Cured

Botanic Blood Balm Cures Cancers of all Kinds
Buppuratng Swellings, Eating Sores, Tumors, ugly
Ulcers 1t kills the Cancer Poison and heals the sores
worst cancer perfectly. If you have persistent
Pimple, Wart Swellings, Shooting, Singing Pains,
take Blood Balm and they will disappear before they
develop into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases
OF cancer cured bv taking botanic Blood Balm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11

Botanic Blood Balm B.B.BJis
Pleasant and take Thoroughly tested forso yrs
Composed OF Pure botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
weak kidneys and weak stomachs, cures dyspepsia
complete directions go with each bottle. Sample
OF h. B. H. and Pamphlet Sent Free by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ga. Describe your
tronoe, and special free medical advice, to suit your
Sis(, also sent in sealed letter.
For Sale by w. A. Rembert,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-03-11
BLOOD.
|R|l)lSS Sl|N
R0na DaiF4C H$Nhfny SNak1hu

Skin Diseases.
Swe1lings, Carbuncles, PimpIes, ScrofuIa
Permanently cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm Is
destroys the active Poison in the blood. If you hare
aches and pains in bones, back and JOINTS Itching
Scabby Skin Blood feels hot or thin, Swollen Glands
Risings and Bumps on the Skin, Mucus Patches in
Mouth. Sore Throat, Pimpes, offensive eruptions,
CopperColored Spots or rash Skin all rundown or
nervous Ulcers any part Of the body, Hair Eye
bTows falling out, Carbuncles or Boils, take
Botanic Blood Balm, guaranteed
to the and most cases where
doctors, patent medicines and hot springs fail. Heals
all sores stops all aches and palms, reduces all svengs
makes blood pure and rich, completely changing the
entire body into a clean, healthy condition b. B. B.
has cured thousands cases of Blood Poison even after
reaching the last stages.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema
caused by awful poisoned condition of the
Blood. B. B. B. stops Hawking and Spitting Itching
and Scratching, Aches and Pains; cures Rheumatism
Catarrh heals all Scabs, Scales, Eruptions Watery
BIsters, foul fostering Sores Of Eczema; by giving
pure, healthy blood supply to affected parts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sraiifitanbsniascn paa sSnbipcrnc

peobliber, ifjent ser er Gegn pao, at
enfelte of 6e 1trejfen6e &aptejner life
er upillige til at tage 6eres Sfibe u6.
9aa6e fra 8uffolo, Glebelon0 os
Miltpoltfee er ser Sc li6lte 0oge l1b.
flareret Gfibe, bog life / ioa ltort
s(ntol, at ser Tan pere Sale ON at
Streifen er bru6t. Sfibsejerne bar
begpnot at gipe Gprere cf minore
Tort6jer oe ltore 6ragtifibe at fere,
og enbel afifebigele gonle &opteiner
er poonp gaaet poo 8roen. Monge
&optejner er trntte of Strejfen, og
ser er Sale ON at 6onne e11 t1p 2oos=
og &aptein 9lsiociation, ser fife JON
Sen nubnrenbe 1toor ol6eleS 11ofbgn=
gig, men 1,bgier cn slfbe1ing al e.
ma11oenes og @apnearteioernes ST.
goni1otion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Slapcbanoclcn.

Gen Mennelfebanbel, lom enblru
6ripe* / aongo, ifilbres / ct ameui=
fonif 8lao al Ell Wtouo, ser bapbe
Jet cit orobiif Gfspe6ition pe16e
biem fra Ell Slabefong1t.
Ser bar ero1ut 500 Slabcr tilbo=
&C, jfjgnt Ser ul1nertihen bor forefal-
Oct. inotil 90 1etNin1o p11 Dagen af
Spgbom og Suit. 9eninob 1000
D1ile bapbe otsie ifeletligne1toe Staf=
Ter tilbogelogt.
0ieb0e(erel1 tolte oglaa mes en-
Nro1rifmunb, Ser 6opbe fjpbt Ell
&pinoe for ca. $50 pg par l1eget ltolt
opcr lin @on0el.
@u ouben M}onb bopbe beriget lit
Nurcln n1e0 en l1p Sluptnoe, lpm ban
6upbc betolt lncO ct gunnlelt Tprla=
hegepnr.
Soar Sloper bliucr io(gte for
Glosperler, giueS Ser gjerne Ell
@oonoi1lo al pmtrent l Dollars
Gnrbi for Sem.
S Gonoo=Sncgneu fon man for ct
Geurr fjqhe 5 Slaper, og bpi* Sc ct
lmoo, iuor nlon clrbbo flere.
9foor ser CT rigeltgt 1neb Slaper,
fan n1on fjobe en- gu0 uGare" for
200 Srl1oltiffer % lulge pi0cre igjel1
for Glfenben
Gn Nroberfuropone, ser 6anhe
fol1get en- Mfosle il1ofpote &pinoer,
bptteoe to rnge Eiger bort for Ell Gl=
fel1benstono.
"a mon fpr ct @epur al set CANT
le Jorlooelpltem fan foa "a glfel1=
benstpnoer, ioa pil Set lige Set lon1=
me lo1n, at 6-S &bil1ber foiter 3 q
4 Dollars = Set er billigt &jeb!
Gn olninoelig @un6 / Mmerifo
folter mere ems en- @nir6e Nfrifo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sen oamif iSamilic &orglnm

Snobo, 9leh., bpi5 NperbopeO CT Sen
befjenbtc gon1le oGge 9orglltn1, bar
gjort Jig befie110t poo n1ol1ge Moo'
Ser, lfriner .. s." Gn al Sen gaur
le Goftprs Spnl1er, Splon 8orglltn1,
er Ioln heficlot cit hersl11t 9tlleD6ug=
ser og @ut5el1 Sorgllun fer punoet
Sollrbur hoooe fer 2ol1oet ng /
europa lon1 &l1nItlnoler. s(ngult
8orgllm1 er en 6pgtig Nionilt og
onerfiel1ot &ritifer, og n1 neoeeles
Set ira Butte, M}o11t., at s. Miller
gorgllmr ct ifurD MES at hliue cit
eelhopenoe l)tineejer. gn al 9iirer=
ne, bnilfe fan er interes leret, /
@olferpille, Ell Torlto0 til Suite,
far fornplig ofgipet Grts, Ser purbe=
res til 8 Erocent. Ilinen ligger mi0t
Neroens rigeite aobber0iltrift og
betroates al Sogfpnbige iom Ell
.rGroifl1l6 gjenoom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Sortiprclicm / Ntarpffp.

116 til, at Ser treffer~r11grfe Gfper op
ober Moroffo slnle6ning al &p>
perbpp6tngen &oiiulis 9ortfdrelie al
SEN omerifonlfe @orger Ner6icari5.
Ser ligger rl1 6 amerifanlfe &rtgs,
lfibe poa Eangiers 93be0> og Sen en-
gel1fe &oniltl Ser far tilraa0et lin
&egjering ligele0es at ien0e arigs=
ifibe 6ertil. g1tDbi6pre er ser Ilan=
0eifibe of italienif og franlf 9eationa-
litet. Dearoffonerne er meget png-
itelig pper GiGte0epere[len al nlle
0isle Sfi6e, og bbis Ser fife mart
tuges olporlige 5Sorbolosregler fra
Sen nroroffo1lfe 93egierings SIDE for
at fao Tongerne lat 6ribeo, er aftio
SptrpOe1E 1prlig ira 9(merifnnerneS
SIDE, at nente. S Woroffo 6or Ser
nplig bnret ofbolbt reliqidle Setter,
Ser er bel egne0e til at opffe oel1 nil=
bette Nanatistne, oa mon frpgte0e, at
0enne lfltlee aipe Jig ltolIog / 0per-
falo paa Sc Gren1ne0e, men noget
laooont er 6og fife ifet. Sopoingen
Nnillli er Sen eneIte, ser life la6er
! Jig Ifrunrlne al Srl1slerne; BON hdr
forb6iet 2diei1ln,nen oa forlonger nj.
$4,000 lon1t lti1ler en- 9aoertgoe
ltforfalt1nebe &rob; gltltonens He-
prpienta1tt, Ser bar forhonolet meo
| bonn, bpb6er af Ser er i1ltet anoet at
gibre e11b at angribe baln mes Magt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Gm9lrnocrmc / Sibet.

Gnglenocrmc Sibet. Sberlt
gol1n9busbano li9ger en0nu / 6or.
ifa11osninger pco Dong=tle og Ser er
ltbitgt til, at fan pil faa en- olpor-
Zig Scamp at beltoo ion &elultot al
lit forpobne Sog in0 / 5ibet. San
far ien0t ct 8rep til SEN tibetonife
&egierirrg meb 6orlongenoe, iom
Dol1ngb1sbon0s GfspeOition bopoe
til Spgope at or0ne; lnen 9repet
ienOte5 roobnct til6oge, bpilfet er
ensbetpoen0e meo, at Sibetonerl1e dn=
lfer &rig. Sra 96or0 SnOien ct Ser
icltbt TorltGrfl1il1gcr til GfSpeoitio=
uell, nernlig to &egilnenter in0fd0te
Sol0oter,, @jergortilleri ng Sngent=
prer; men Set pe11tes, at Sc bill foo
&o1l felig1e0cr mes at noo trent, 6a
Sibctonerne iii er he0rc llOrlt1 1te0e
eno 6o Sen el1gelife 9ppcbltDrfe RIFF
fe0e fren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
med Post o9 C&|e9raf.
(HevkaMe fra.l
(Hllevesne fra,

Sen rcpnblifamifc statsfonpcn=
tion for Sllinois iamleOes poonp li0=
lte ltge for at foretage 9eo1ninotion
al @ltpcrupr og on0re Gtotse1nbe6s>
mano; 0enne @ong leffeoes set Sen
efter ct Eor Cages Sorbanolinger at
faa 11onnineret; Sen pin0el,oe &on6i>
oat blep Gbcrles g. Geneel1 al @bi-
cago, i0et be an6re &on6iboter gif
in0 paa at oberld6e 6eres Gtenner
til bom. ASaa 6e to Ses1ioner, lo1n
&onbentionen afbol6t, b1eb ser bol6t
70 slfitemntnger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
SNnamit % &luoMo9Noclic.

Spnamit ug &luonogpoclic, st
3pron1it efttel1tot blep 9}atte1 mel
lem Sp16ag og Man6og forppet nlo0
9eon lll1iol1 9(rbej0ere peO en- &l1lmi=
lie pe0 Snoepen0ence Station / Go=
lprobo, poo Ilorel1ce=Gripple Greef
gonel1. S bette 9iltrtft far Union
M1iueorbejberne beret poo Strejfe
liben slugult 1908, og Sc far for6pet
ioo mango &olblon1be6er, at @uper=
11prel1 tilliblt fol10t Set n9rucnoigt at
proflal1ere &rtgslopen / 9i1triftet
S Sc ii6lte Moane1er far Ser peret
npgenllnee roltgt, rg mango 9ecn
Union Mnn0 far optaget slr6cjGet
efter Gtreiferne, ioaleoe5 / SinolaD,
@bl,rtloff og 2olt Dollor Minerne
3a ct 9lrbej6slfifte, JONI BOT afldlt
pe0 M}ionot spn6ag Scat, lto6 pe0
5tationen for at toge Soget til 6eres
Sien1, blep Ser netop lom Soget bar
peo at fjgre in6 til Hlatformen>
lprengt en- 0pnomitlobni1g ltn0er
6enne> 1neb Set &elultat, at IL srbei<
0ere blep brebt pao Ste6et og mtn61t
10 boor0t ioore6e; olle, ser par paa
Elatfor1ne1l ilpnge0es langt bort.
0enne @olbsba1Oling, Ser anta=
ges foronltoltet al Union MrbejOere,
hor paonD fremfolot en- bilo Sprdr-
til1tonO. S Sen nerliggenoe 9p
@ictor bolbtes Manoogs ct Mosie=
n1pbe, bpor 9feholperfltglerne flpj
ipln en- 9ilpnrm; itrofs efter 1tor=
n1eoe Snlboter al Gtotsnnlitlen l1ni=
oners 6opebfborter for at lebe efter
Joronfo(terne af 0pnolnit gf5pln=
/ }ionen; Sc offprebe Sen enc @eour-
llolpe efter Sen o11ben ms M9OeIo.
len og Sfpbningen bleus beIoaret Ser:
fra; 11iroit z l1nionnlan0 blep iflto1
neo poa gte6et, Setter. flpote0e n1e(
| glo0et lebenbe fra sfl1hloar. $
! Genner bleb Ser bulot Sropper o{
sIransporttrnn reoe for 5SorIterfnir1
ger til Spr6rsbilttffttet. EilIta11ben e
Emeget betnnfelig % Ser er inaen l1o
i 1tgfta gftergipenheo ira nogen 81
loe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Gn frpetclia @6iifybramb il1otrof

9eroog slftel1 | Corning Di|tillerp
60. Splogs6l1s / Yeoria,. Su. Gn
gfsplolion fon0t ste0 / ct II gtoger
bejt 0plog@bus, bpori par 10000
gorrells @biifp, og ltrofs efter ltoo
SEN Itore 8pgning / 6lon1ner. Egn<
berne ipre1gtes, og @biifpen 1ab ltb
al 8pg1inge11 I itore brnnbenbe
Strg1nn1e, in0 en- Stalo, bbor 5000
Je0el ltl1be ltos; Sc pnfom olle ct
onoet @orebus, boori op6eoare0es
$4,000 @olloner Sprit, ng @iG=
rinasrltmnet mes Is @fn1fefar, Ser
olle bar fpl6te meo mnifet Mojs,
1000 @u|bels bpert, brnl10te lige=
(cres. 10 Met1teifer pibes ne0 Sit
ffer6en at bore on1fo1lrt1ct, og ll1>tligt
enoe[ flere. Sobet pun Giennom ol1-
lIooes til pDcr i Dlill. 9ollors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
lnellem auropatfin og |icefonge
suerieif, Ser boloer poa, at &1,ropot-

lnellem &llropatftn og @icefong'
suerieff, Ser boloer poa> at &l1ropot
tin ifol Ioo Jig gjennem Sc ioponeli
lfe 9i1lier for at bringe Set betrnng
te Sort s(rtbur ltn0lGt11ing, ct tent
melig poupitti9t 6oretageroe, SCI
liges at pgre plonlogt / politilfe
&reole / ct. Fetersborg.
@pao Tloaoerne ongaor pioes SET
! fl1n at Sc poster poo binon6en JON
Smeoe, nnen inolfrenfer fine 0pera=
tioner oertil. Nomirol Sogo opret=
boloer 8lofaben al Sort s(rtbur og
Sen ipolige Gel al Solppen meo ltor
EaaposienbeO. Sc rusliife sfibe
Eort slrtbur ier Sioen an> og set
pel1tes, at mar Set ofgiprel16e sln=
greb poa 6rituin9en ira 2onDii0en
fpnmer> pil 1Sloo0en efter Gpne oel=
toge I 6orlporet til li0lte Minl1t;
noor 6al6et er nnr foreltaae11oe, oil
SEN lp6e uo al @apnen og gipe Jig
&onnp me0 Sogos Tloabe. Ser pil
life blipe Sale ON at <sierne nil
lprnl1ge Sfibe1e / 2uften / ielpe
@opnel1 eller oper9ipe Sem til SSjen=
ocn; Sc nil lin1pelt fen lobe ben1 ifp-
Sc SG1if | oo6en &anrp og goo til
bltn0s ne0 flppenoe 6lag og bper
Mo1b poa lin Eplt. Set crelte Ser
fol1 bi11brc bette er, ON Set fan Inf
fes Spgp in0en Sen Sis at b(ofere
ssnDlpbet til @ob1el1 q ocrpe0 binbre
9iuslerne at tage beres Sfibe uo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-06-10
Eaa s(rlim9tun Cemetery, Ten ma:

Eaa Slrlin9tun Cemetery, Ten mo-
tionole 8egropclie5plu0s for iol0ne
Sbl6ater, pes @olbingtoll 9. g..
bolotes liolte Ssn0og en- felles 9fin<
oefeit for Sc / 8orgerfrigen fol0ne
Uni nS= og CONGREGATIONS o.0ater,
Yao Sl1itiatip al Yreli0ent 0ic&in>
lep blep Sc fol6ne Gonfe6eratiorsiol>
oaters Sig iomle0e en- larifilt ri,
oeling al 8egropeliespla0lel1 og Sen
/ S6noags afbolote Mi11befelt bar Sen
fprite, bpilfen @eteraner fra begge
Sioer 6eltog. gi1 Brelt, forbenpp=
ren6e Sp61totslol0ot, tolte farlt pe6
Sc fol0ne Gm1feOeratio1s Sol0oters
@rope, bporefter Sc lomme Gereno<
nier gjcl1toge5 ue> lt1ions=Solooter==
mes 9pilelte0.
Sperippmmelicr. Sra forlfjellige
SteIer Gentrolltoterne rnel0e5 ser
/ Sen forldbne l1ge ON ibere 91egnlfpl
og Sperlp6u1neller> Set bor onrettet
fife ioo li0t Sfo0e S @locf 5ills
@gnen I :Sp6 Gofnto ct ser lon(e0e5
lfet Gfo6e for nlinoit Il Miu. Gol=
lars; boobc / 9eo6moo6 og Central
Gitp far ltore Strnfringer 1tooet
i1n0er Sono, og Geo0poo6 far li0en
/ 1Tre0ogs prret uoen Scrn6onefor-
6inoelle. S @oppille er 1nonqe @ule
ifpllet bort. Sra GSolls Gitp, 91e6ru=
lfa, me00eles> at 9eemobno Tlo6el1
Flor treble Gang iaor er ganet ober
| line 8rebber pg far ot Set lnpe 2on0
lln0er Gon6. S &onios far ser pg=
ret betpbelige Gperln9rnneller rplten
ct Nor Tiger, og Set bor fbrlt I Sdn=
Bags at 6lo0erne pilt Segn til at
foloe; men en0nlt itoor tore Stref=
Ringer / Sen Stot 6pffe0e al @on6.
S Sn0ion Serritprp og 9(rfnnlo5 er
Gon0lebene ligele6es gooet uo oper
2op(onoet; 9(fgreoerne far fist be-
tp6elig sfa6e.
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Sanifc 0rrhc / 9(mcrifa.

2anl lfc 9rrSc t S(mcrifa. So 6an=
if Nrofeslorer, Sesperien og 9pif<
bing, refer Sen "a. Suli efter Sl10=
bp6elle til 9(merifo. Gom ct inter-
esiont 9eb ct. 2ol1is l10ltillingels
lange Haffe &ongresler og Sonic
rencer bil Ser net1ltg fen / 9egpn=
belien al septen1ber blipe afbol0t ct
fort Nlp6e> ii ber61nte @i6en lfabs=
ma16; og Sc Gorbonolin9er, Ser BIZ
Der fprt poo oette 0ep6e, lfol lenere
ofie11liggjpres lom Ell Gncpflopeoio
oper SEN melt no6erne @ioenlfabs
@tilling og Ston0punft operfor Sc
forfie1liglte oftuelle Spprgsnraa1
olle Sag. Ser bill til Bette Mgoe BIZ
pc inbbuot 1 &epreientant for ol(e
Iof1,lteter oeo ltniperl liteter Gpropo
ng 9lmerifa. 9lf ffon6inaDiffe Unit
perlitetsmrro fon1rner Ser 3, nen1lig
Sc to openl1nh11te ba111fe Grofesiorer,
of bpilfe Hrufeslor @eff0ing er Ell
al be melt fienote 6ilolofer / 8ernen.
Sperige bliper reprelel1teret be0 Sc
111iferen Nrofe5lor grrbenil1s, Ser
ifjnr fit 9eobelpren1ier, hnorintpb
Neprae ir1gel1 9}epreIei1tant ienoer.
Grofeslor @6ff0ing 1fal poo .Mdoet
bo1oe ct Soreorag ON Nipfnlogi oe
Brofes1or sSesperlen ONT Stu6i1tn al
engelf 2iteratltr. 4e bar begge faoet
Spiorbrtng til 1tnber beres Spbolb
her / 2on6et at tale neo forIfiellige
l1niperiiteter, 81. a. Oale, Sarbor0
Grinceton og goatrnbia. Grofeslol
slrrhe1li1ls ifaI boIbe Ell Gnffe Sore.
oraa pe0 statsuniperlitetet ! gaIi
ffpri1id.
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Sr. Sbcobor 9}iclicn G6icogp, eli
Son al Oeu 6efjenote oonlfe Erult
q. g. 9eielien, Ser en- lang s(orruf-
fe far pirfet Sen bonlfe &irfes
Siel1elte fer 9onoet, er Sen 1. Stunt
ofaooet pes 9pOen. San bar Ell boit
be9opet og flm0itobsrig @eono og en
n1e1et bpgtig 0rge, 111er far / n1ol1=
&c s(or list al cit 6ooronoffet og me
get Inertelig Mouelpgoou, Scr lsi
GroO iurffeoc 6ons 2in:froit og s(r=
heios1ngt!gbcb. SON b(en Sen t..
Slu1t begropet, ira 5rinitdti5 oonlfe
&irfe i'Gbicogo, bpor bans lSo0cr far
pnret Erult / Ell long s(orruffe.
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&pinbcrs &alarct. Eoo Gen Sc


&pinoers &alerct. Too Gen oon=
lfe &irfes slarsne1e, ior1 afbolbeS
Geoor Sails, eSu., berne ltge, ifol
Ser forbonoles om en 6orfotni1ras=
forunoring, Ser goor 116 poo at gipe
apinoer elbgong til at blipe polgt
iom 9elegoter til Somf1noets s(ors=
meoer. ri onore 6orllag, ser font
n1er til 8ebonoling> er ct om Spfs=
relie al ct NIT oonf 8prnebiem G6i=
cogo % om Cprettelle al Ell aosie
for trrn1enbe Erpiteenfer ug aforen=
Sc Ere1ter.
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1ln9bpms,mgbc. Sen bonlfe ling

lln9Somsmg6c. Sen 6onlfe Ing
bolnsioreni11g v6re1nti6en" Clinton,
sso., inobpher Sen fonfirmereoe ling
bonn barife Toreninger til Mpbe %
6elt i Clinton Ggnoog og Manong
Zen 26. og 81. Suni. Eoo Erogrom,
met er 6orbonolingsmpber, Sore
Drag, en- seilt,,r paa @isiisiippi /
Mooneifi11 pg EFT Sporbognsuoflugt
Iongs 6lobhreoben. Yaltor slug
Sober enifer slnmelbelfe ON 9elto.
selie / Msbet Ell l1ge idr bettes Mf=
holoel1e.
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RlanQt Cand$nlxnQ / Ht1erika.
Kndr)
Splpbry!lmp feireDcs fo.rige llge
(1n,eres.an,e smsattss fra mango Rnder. }

Splpbrp!lnp fejre0cs fo*rige llge
al ct oonif sggtepor / Morinette
sSis., Iir. % 0irs. 9. q. Yeterien
ga. so @iRlter beltog Sen 6elt, bel
oi9olotes oenne s(nleoning, og 0e>
blep pperroft Splpbrltbeporret Ell
MGngoe @oper. 9en oanlfe lllther=
lfe Mrigbe6 lfiGnfeoe Sem iooleoeS
ct elegant 8orb, ct 8orbierpice %
Gnffetpi, @rooeriomfl,noslogcr ct
northumberland oip. Eoltor
9o6bolot bolot e11 l1ln1f Sale til Brit
0eporret.
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Ssco cit &plliiiun nleIleln to ,nro0-
gooel1oe Iran 1aa Msisiol1ri Naeific
2ilrien 6reoag 95ot bleo | Man0
brnbt ng t9 mere og r11inore 6aarSt
looreoe. Sal11ll1enlt6oet oar / 9lnr=
beoen of WioItilL % 0lile spb for
aol1ios Gitp. aon0uftdre1l poo SET
enc Srnll bopoe operiet cit grore til
at oipe11te SET al1oet. De0 sMalti11.
gegge Irnn par Gasinger ertral1.
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Erpicsior &islc &ptbnc pe0 9lt

tier College / Geeorab, Sa., refer
ON fort Sis ion1men mes i'm @ultrll
poo Ell Sur I'll europa, Ser pil ltref>
fe lig pner ct s(ors Sis. s SEN s(n=
Ien11i11g bplot Set norife Selfob"
/ Gecorob forlcOen en- nellpffet Mf=
feosfelt for Sc 9ortorogel1oe, pe0
hpilfcn Ser 6oloes en- long &9ffe Sa=
Ter for sGrcsgiplterne.
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Gn MI banif Syurcnine CT Itiitet /
Council @l,1ifs, Sa., me0oeler %.
s." @enpeo 90 al @pens bclficnote
oon6slneno mgote 5agfprer Mipn=
tiers &ontor poo @foin ct. og ltifte=
Sc bpoo man agter at fol0e Size
Sanilb Sociol Societies". 0et er
5eniigten at orgoniiere lignenbe 6or-
eninger on6re Steber / Gr1n1tpet %
moolfe mes Sibel1 bibcre p,1fring.
6oreningens 5Sormaol er at fre>nme
ielifobeligt 9ip og i11bbprbes @opn
blonot Meblem1nerne.