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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
The Dalles Chronicle.


In every part of the country there is
work for the humane society and lovers
of humanity to do. If Justice were
meted out to those who mstreat dumb
animals in their keeping, the cruelty
daily practiced would to some extent be
lessened. A case which is constantly
before the eyes of travellers over the
prineville Shaniko stage line is that of
old Billy, poor old horse who is pres
sed into service between Willow creek
and Heisler Station. Billy is said to be
over twenty years old and from his
gaunt looks, game leg and detected ap.
pearance might be forty. He has served
his time, being used as beast Of bur
den for almost score of years, and in
the opinion of passengers over the line
should be retired on a pension. But
instead is compelled to gallop over hill
and dale. though be can scarcely keep
up. He is subject of sympathy from all
but his owner, who apparently has no
respect for age.
When few mosquitoes light on your
nose and disturb the quiet OF the eve
ming hour with their buzzirg, Just turn
your thoughts to little village in Mary
land, which has been depopulated on
account Of their ravages. Cattle in the
marshes are dying by scores; a camp
meeting which was in progress had to |
ne postponed steamers plying between |
that place and Baltimore run at top
speed and never stop at landings be-
cause of the pest, and a travelling mans
horse was so frightened by them that
he threw the rider, breaking both his
legs and three ribs. After contem-
plating these facts you'll come to the
conclusion that you have no kick COM
ing.
Mr. Max Putt, of Mitchell, is in the
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that The par.-
nership heretofore existing between
Fred Warnock and +. p. Michel, uuIs-
the firm name Of Warnock * Niebeu,
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
+. 2. Michel retiring All oils OF tae
former firm will be paid bY Fred Var.
mock, who viii also collect ali o1ts.4nl.
ing accounts.
FRED WARNOCk.
J.. Z. MICHELL.
Heppner, Ore, July J., 1904.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
Preparing For The Campaign.

Chicago. July 80 Managers of the
republican national campaign, includ
ing Chairman Cortelyou and Secretary
Dover of the national committee, are
rounding up in Chicago preparatory tc
the opening OF the campaign head
quarters, which is scheduled for Mon
day next.
Although Chairman Cortelyou will
spend the greater portion of his time at
the New York headquarters, to be near
the president, it s evident that the
campaign will be conducted largely
from Chicago, as in former years.
Eight years ago, when the main head
quarters were located in this city, the
work required two floors on the Wabash
avenue side of the Auditorium building.
and large storeroom across the street.
-Four years ago Chairman Hanna and
his staff occupied the third and fourth
floors of the Michigan avenue addition
to the Annex, while the storehouse and
shipping department took up business
house IN Wabash avenue.
For the present campaign it has been
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch, about twelve
miles east OF Heppner on Butter creek
road, one bright bay gslding, weight
about $50 pounds, or : years cid
branded G on left thigh, star on fore.
head and light saddle marks. Ownec
will come and prove property and take
him away. HENRY JONES,
90 l02 Heppner, Or.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
Lost, Strayed or stolen.

Left my place about the last OF May.
one black 3year-Old FLY, slim bnile,
branded r. d. on left shoulder, Five
Dollars reward for return ot animal 81
information leading to recovery.
MRS. A, w. DGKSTRa
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
LIVE STATE NEWS
What Oregon Editors Are Saying
on a Variety of Subjects.
Antelope Herald.

). E. Shearer expects to leave within
few days for New Mexico. where he
has spent the past three months con-
tracing the famous Baldwin rams. He
has sold in the neighbothood OF 400
head, and a shipment of more than
1000 of these bucks has Just been start
ed for points in New Mexico and Texas
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04
Grant County ews.

S. P. Shut. who recently sold the
Glendale News, has bought the Myrtle
Creek News. S. 7. moves oftener than
Methodist preacher, and has run a
country weekly in about half the little
towns of the state.
1t is with regret that we learn of the
divorce Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stillman,
of Pendleton. Both are estimable peo
pie, and when the writer visited them
some years ago theirs was apparently
an ideal home. Divorces are becoming
far too common for the good of the state
and nation.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04

DR.. Leach will attend to all your den
Every modern appliance known to the
art for successfully handling all kinds ot
work.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-04

The Russians now anticipate an
invasion Of the island of Sakhalin,
a Russian penal settlement, by q
japanese army in an attempt to
release several hundred thousand
exiles and convicts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03


of citizenship which they received rom
the protecting arm OF tn state. Witn
this Constitution and the laws enaeteo
by the DemoeTatlc party theIeuiis'ef
there We're added 20 tne Tax hsIs' Hos
only the taNaole property OF the lndi
vidual citizen, ont' also Tor tthe hIst
time IN the states history, the paNapie
properties OF the railroads ana ouhei
corporations including the aeiinquenl
taxes, which the Republican adminlstra.
tions had failed to collect.
The subiectyof taSetion IS one when
has engaged the best thougnts ana en-
listed the best minds Of all times ana
has been the fruitful source OF govern
mental agitation among all peoples
There never was revolution which lost
provinces to a kingdom or SHOOK the
foundation stones OF a throne tnat de
not. in some way revolve about tins
subject. it has never been successfully
quieted- except in an honest distribution
OF the burdens and benefits of human
government. In this state it cannoi
come through the juggling statesman
ship Of the Republican party. but mus
find its solution nov as it mas in tht
past in the broad policies, humane
methods and enlightened stntesmanshlT
OF the Democratic party. To enlighter
the burden of government and reduce
taNntion to tie actual moods of the pub
lie service has been the watcnword Of
Democracy. 1t has stood for thirty
years. rapping at the doors of the
American n Cfusvrpss for :, revision of ON
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
DEMOCRATS
lin GRANT
To the Extent of Large Number Have
Lined UP in Opposition to
Short and the Clique.

old-Iine Democrats in Grant district
have added their protests to the way
the clique does things. They are sore
ON shorts nomination and do not fail
To express themselyes. They are de
nouncins the methods used in mis- nom
inationsand are saying some things that
the clique does not like to hear. going
50 far as to claim that Grant district
which has been a Democratic stronghold
will 90 largely Republican this year
They nre up in anns about the dirt
eiat has been done them and they say
they have Joined old-line Democrats in
ather sections OF the county to rid the
party Of the clique and its Influences.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

benefit Of ali the citizens alike, and that
its burdens and blessings should b,
shared by All alike. Un,er these theo
rie= of government. from John J. Jacob.
10 the strong and conservative admins
sr,titon Of William i. MacCorkle. tho
Democratic party gave 10 the people of
tae United Stnfe- the best and most
,,derly government it ever had. long
period of administrative life. without
SPOT or blemish upon ii, eseutcheon
Under the fostering care Of the Demo
crati,. narty. within the evele Of these
wears. you saw vour state arouse her
seIf rom !, Repul,lic,n Iethnrgy and
Ike n Young rinna>.s. shake off tho
dews Of the morning ana take her place
nmono thc arst az tho industrial and
oon,n,arci,I STATE. AZ ia ITnion Ym
s,w vour own c;tizens smite her nom
t,in sides md cause them 20 give fortl
tboir wealtb Yon saw the paths OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

"Big Six" 1. t. U. Delegate Here.
John Mason, OF New York City, is ir
the city on short visit to Pat Clancy
and Mike Bird, who ar distantly related
to MIN. He Is en- route to st. Louis t.
attend the fftieth convention of the In
tcrnational Typographical Union as q
delegate from Big Six union. Of New
York. The other delegates who repre-.
sent New York union arc Thomas Nc
Conkey, William +. Butz and WiIlinm
Brennan. Mr.. Mason visited Clarksburs
about twelve years ago and he is as
founded at the wonderful progress n.lie
by the city in that time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
NEGRO FOUND GUILTY
AID SENTENCED TO HANG
DODGE
Says He Thinks All of His Creditors
viii Be Paid One Hundred Cents
on the Dollar.

Before leaving for the bedside of his
aged father. who is critically i'll at his
home near Portsmouth, Ohio, Mr.. j. W
Dodge, the painter and paint supply
dealer said that all indications in the
matter Of his bankruptcy were very fav-
orable and that he was confident that
his creditors would all be paid 100 cents
on the dollar. He says that his assets
had ben calculated very conservatively
and that they would probably exceed
his liabilities by $1,000 or $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
ELOPED TO
OAKLAND
Miss Trina Holt, Daughter of Dr. and
Mrs C. M Holt and Mr.. John De
vaney, of Salem, Are Married.

Miss Irma Holt, daugFStr Of DR.. and
Mrs. &. NJ. Holt. of West Pike street
ana Mr.. John Devaney, a prominent
young man Of salem eloped 10 Oakland
sunday night and were married. They
slipped away quietly and tine news Of
the elopcment did not become generally
known until "Wednesday The young
couple we're accompanied by Miss Edna
Childs and Ii. II. Raymond. The many
admiring friends OF Miss Holt in this
city viii beeaken completely by sur
prise, but hearty congratulations vii
be extended upon their return to this
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

TROLLEY RIDE
INDUCED in BY Merry Party of Young
People, Going to Wilsonburg and
the Park and Then to Swager's

4 party Of young people INDUCED
themselves in a very pleasant time on
Tuesday night by yailing themselves OF
the splendid weather and the street cal
service. They took a trolley ride t
WiIsonburg and then 70 the park and
rcturn after which they went t.
Swager's ,ec cream pnrlor- and enjoyed
rcfreshmcgl sNhe ride was very much
eninyed,tS 4 >tll and the refreshments
we're ESPECIALLY appreciated. The party
consisted Of Misses Ionia Gibbs. Laura
Ash. Lucy Pool and Bessie White and
the gentlemen were Frank Gardiner
Keith Paugh, Thomas Cullen and Harry
Willctt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
JOHN KERN
NOMINATED.
BY Indiana Democrats For Governor and
Platform Endorses the st. Louis
National Platform.
q Associatea Press.

BY Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, Aug 3-'The Demo
cratic state convention met today in
second session 70 adopt platform aud
nominate state ticket.
Chairman A. c. Smith made brief
nddrcss on calling the convention 10 or
der.
the platform adopted endorses the st
Louis national platform. pledges loyal
support to Parker and Davis and on
state issue fayors the repeal of the met
ropolitan policy LAW md promises Il
enact legal laws and to recognize jlist
rights to both employer aud employee
John 4. Kern was unanimously nom
mated far governor,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
OSBORN.


Oanries lo~n' ". ~, Aug '-,'eo'se .,,, =
Niiiiarns' the negro VINO commit le' :
crlmlnal assault upon mss aura "
hiiode' near ii"fPerS feff!' !" Y,
tour weeks ago was il7t evening" i3''ii'i
Gillty oy a jury her ana 7eiiteiisSt :
be hanged AZ the state peni'eht'slrS =
-Alo''nasviiie on ffiaaE' 9sPseihneF -"
.the negro was PosHlVeiN iueh''ne' pS
ms victim, ana later mate eohi'9'''h
OF ms guiit % Deputy Siler,'i eS'll'''
ot tiherles Town he Wa tr''i's 'eiIe' :
TO MoundsVllle Today uhaer escort q
the troops.
= special term OF court was convened
YESTERDAY morning MltH ''"ass =. i'os !
Faulkner on the Dench. me sPecili
grand Jury IN snort time m proua"e ~
an lnalctihen1 LOT le.oiiS' mere W."
no trouble IN empaneihng Pe'i' Jury
Inc trial commenced at - o'i"'N 10"
cleon Moore was apoplnted attorney loi
the negro prisoner. me prisoner ~
torneY struck Oh SIX jurors anu tli'
state two' me cierN theh ESnu D'e !"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
FATHER
OF ]. w. Dodge is Critically Ill at Hi:
Home Near Portsmouth, Ohio, and
Mr.. Dodge Goes to His Bedside.

J. w. Dodge. who took bankruptcy
Tuesday, received a telegram Wednes
day morning from the bedside OF his
father near Portsmouth, Ohio, conveying
the news OF the latter's critical lines.
and requesting Mr. Dodge to come there
at once Mr.. Dodge made arrange
ments to go there on the Wednesday
evening train. Mr.. Dodge says that
misfortune never comes singly but he
is bearing it patiently and hopefully and
says things will come ont all right.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

BY Associated Press.
Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. s-senatol
Fairbanks was today formally notified
OF his nomination for Vice President by
Blihu Root.
The ceremony took place ON tine Yer.
anda OF the Fairbanks residence in tho
presence of the notification committee
the governor OF the state and other
prominent Republicans Of Indiana. in.
cluding the Republican Editorial xsso,
eiation. Besides these several Thousand
citizens gathered on the lawn in front
of the house which was decorated and
many flags were displayed.
Secretary Root and others We're es-
corted from the hotel to the residence
by tie Marion Club Cheers greeted
the appearance of Root and Fairbanks
on the veranda. Root said:
Senator Fairbanks:
The committee which now waits upon
you was appointed BY the National Con
vention Of the Republican party held at
Chicago in june, and its agreeable duty
is to notify yOu of your nomination as
the Rspnbiiean candidate for the oiiiee
Of VICE President q the United states
for the term to begin on the 9TH dag q
March, 1905
We give you formal notice Of that
nomination with assurance OF the un-
divided and hearty support OF The great
party which has executed the peoples
VIII in the government OF this country
for the better part of the last half cen.
tnry. The nomination comes to you in
accordance with the best methods and
practices Of representative government
It was the result Of long and earnest
consideration and discussion by the
members OF the convention. It was not
the chance product of an excited iIour,
and il was not upon the demand Of any
powerful influence political or other
eonstraining the Judgment Of the
delegates. 1t was not made for tile pur
pose Of conciliating possible maleon.
tents. Or Of swelling the campaign fund
Of the party. No bargains or intri
CUES contributed to it. No suppressions
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
By Associated press.

By Associated Press.
Parkcrsburg, W. Va, Aug. 3-,Tne
Democratic state convention met hers
1T 2.3O o'clock this afternoon.
More difficulty has been encountered
in arranging the ticket than was ex
pected.
The aim was to make everything
count for the success Of Henry
Davis in the state, but Judge Holt, it Is
now said, will present the name Of
Thompson, of Huntington, for COVER
nor.
Trouble follows in selecting the othei
candidates. rs has been the case Wits
the Thompson SLATE" and the Holt
slate which viii be arranged.
A considerable number OF delegate
are wearing white badges and insist
that there must be plank in the plat
form in favor Of white supremacy
This quez ton has not yet been settled
hy the resolutions committee.
Judge Holt, in addressing his county
delegation today said Henry G. Davis
yesterday asked him to he candidate
for governor and today asked him not to
bc. lie obeyed the wish Of Davis an6
would decline The opposition ther
cttIed on w G. Bennett, OF Weston
against Thompson.
The convention was called to order
by Thomas y. Davis. who announced as
the temporary organization: John 7.
McGrnw, chairman; w. +. r. Byrne, see-
retary; p. Gordon, sergeant at arms;
Fred Carr, assistant.
,,,,.I., t5,n ,,papiu -
address.
The usual committees were appointed
and then the convention took a recess
until 500 o'clock tonight.
MIR. McGraw said in part:
.With the very stars in their courses
ignting the cause of the National
Democracy, here in this state is in
trusted to the concentrated wisdom Of
this convention the patriotic duty in.
saugurating such wise and conservative
policies as viii cause West Virginin's
electorate to again intrust the Demo
cratic party with power, and return the
state to her place in the Democratic
sisterhoOd Tt is a proud privilege
whicn we are here called upon to exer
else. and in the results Of tho delibcra
tions of this convention. depends much
Of that which we hope for, and deserve
in November.
1--WE stand for n peaceful and orderly
government, and oppose revolutions ol
all kinds. whether they be found in the
fiscal affairs OF the state, or the admin.
istrative policies Of the nation, and We
oppose domestic disorder, whether it
rears its ghnstly head in assassination
on the banks Of the Tug river, or be
found in open bribery and corruption in
primary election in Kanawha wa de
not propose the destruction OF important
elements Of our industrial life, in order
to deceive Others interests by the delus
ion that they may be able to feed and
fatten ON the dend ana decayiitg carcass
We believe. ns principle Of oar politi
cal creed, that government was ordained
and established for the protection and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
Sunday School Training.


Dy sAssUNIaVVU IVs5.
Wiona Lake. Ind Mug. -Thc I'll, In.
tcruntionnl Training School for Sunday
School workcr- has opened at Winonu
Lake Ii win continue three weeks. The
district comprises Illinois Ohio. Indiana
kentucky, Michigan and Ontario,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
WAR NEEs
Ry Associated Press.

Washington, D. G.. Aug. s-The Jap
nnse legation here has reports from
Toxic OF the complete defeat Of the
Russians at two places already named
July 81 and August /. They say they
captured field guns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
Special to the Teiegram.

sPsCllI 60 lHe ISIlEIaI1'
Charles Town, w. va, Aug. 3 $50 a.
m.-Ige trial of George Williams, the
negro charged with rape upon Miss
Laura Knode, white school teacher, on
the public highway near Harper's Fer
ry june % last, ended here last evening.
The jury was out seven minutes and
brought in n verdict Of guilty. He was
then sentenced to hang September
Company * viii be home on No. %
this evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
BY Associated Press.

Toxic, Aug. st is reported mere that
after threc days of desperate fighting
the japanese have captured Shantaike
one of the important defences of Port
Arthur.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

MAY BE.
ADAMS

WILL THOMPSON SUMMONED BY
TELEGRAPH TO IDENTIFY A
BODY, BUT NOT KNOWN WHERE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

incident Intensifes interest in the Cas-
and Family, Friends and Community
Await Anxiously the Developments Of
the Trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
jury was Out Iy Seven Minutes
And Brought IN Verdict of Guilty
And Judge Faulkner Sentences
Him to be Hanged September 9th
at MoundsviIle.

Escorted to penitentiary by Detachment--Com-
pany K. will Arrive Home No. S. at 7:28
This Evening Without the Loss Of Single Man
and None Wounded--Negro Confessed his Guilt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

LEFT ON NO. S. GOING 10 PARK
ERSBURG, BUT MAY HAVE GONE
ON TO CINCINNATI OR cLEvE
LAND.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03

and NOT
HOLT

HENRY c. DAVIS WANTED HOLT
YESTERDAY BUT TODAY ASKED
HIM TO DECLINE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
HOLE oBEYED HIS WISHES AND
DECLINED, BUT WILL PUT
THOMPSON IN NOMINATION.

Judge Bennett, of weston, Is Now
Davis choice-John McGraw Make
Speech EuIogizing Democrattic Party
and Abusing Republican Party.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-03
Half Of Town Burns,
By Aasoeiated Press.

By Associated Press
Albion, Iowa, Aug. 3-Hnlf of the
business portion Of this place burned
today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-12-02
V. Solop9dnoens Spar.

Da Nonte3umd fra ben 9amle 5empeIbbgning bar
benbt biem til tit 9dlabs, la9oe ban Jig life til at iobe.
Qtt, bpob BON nblig baboe Jet, Og Spaabomnen, Iom ban
6apoe bsrt, fplbte BAN meb kftig llro. Rafles pane
brete ban ON nebe fin 6abe; nu og ba mumlebe ban
Bonner, bbori 0uebals Nopn Tom ioeligt igen. Sdd
gt ban inb og taiteoe fig pad tit 3eje; men beaer ite
Der fanbt ban Soie. Dd bet ldtfeoe ao Dag, lob ban
Uartla taIbe, og befalebe 9on at gore bans gdao rebe:
fra Gbaputtepec, bans 5orfGbres palabs og 9rdbiteo,
bilbe ban betrugte Solopgungen!
De Ibrteoe ub gennem en- al be beitlige &anoler.
.Tat laa enbnu ober Seen; Der bar intet dnbet Qps 9it
enb Stiernernes. Mumlenoe plafebe @anoet ON 8day
ben; ben fore Stil6eb afbrebes fun al Slupernes taft
masfoe QareIlug. 9aaben Iteb op pao be bobe Sten.
bborn1eb Qanbin9sfebet poa ben t%ongelige 8eiibbelie bar
belagt, iuf ligeIom Mor9enbGnringen ~begbnbte at faroe
Simfen. gpert oppe poa 8onten fob ct 3aurn, bborfra
Ron9erne pteiebe al. iagttage Stiernerne. 0erOp began
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ub for BAN puu 9agets 5liier. aongen tnalebe neb,
foroebe arefrpgtsfulOt 6enberne fOron grpTtet, Og ftir'
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Fan bar qreIt, li9e inbtit ben Dag, bd ban forlob Semp.
let for at hrfe oper Riget, bobbe ban erbperbet fig en- ON
fattenbe o~IrologiIt 9iben, ion ban bar bebblepet at uoz
6Dtte ibriQt. San troebe blinbt pan Stiernerne og uo-
fpurote BEN ON aft muligt: efer beres 81o muridereee
hans 6pre, efter iom De beitemte, ferte ban i'm politit.
.Ilen bd ban olbrig for bapbe bGret 9rebet at en- Tou beftl9
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tefbort bans 5rpne og bans Rige, bible ban Dag raaos
ipsr9e U~lorgenen, bpis Nisbom bar h6iere pg tuIrere enb
Stjernernes. 3eriom Quebol pirtelig bar breo og oiloe
lobe I'm 6orme 9ao ub ober Stoben, faa bar bet % oa
rimeliqt. at Solen, hans 9olig, matte brtnge bdrslenbe
Segn.
Webens Monte3umd lad Der pdd an9, forDdnbleoes
ben ardalige OGmring efter9adnben til purpur og Sub.
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tige OPP bag 9jergene!
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balpt fsret enbnu Demringens 5aager. 8ernebe lad
Genoftitlon meb be 1dnmenbe Sempels 5d1rns, be talrige
@aber og &onaler, ben ELECTROMAGNETIC 9efolfning. Sq
Der lao be fire Sper meb 8Der os 2anbsbper og Sobsr
lanss 8rsbberne. 2an9ere tilbase tom andbuac, 9@bets
tenen one bans 8sTooelisr, meb bens Marfer oe So.