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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

St. Petersburg, July %, 2O5 a. m.
- The steamer Malacca is at Suda
bay, island of Crete, where under the
agreement reached between Great
Britain and Russia she will be per-
functorily inspected jointly by the con-
suls of the two countries and released,
together with her cargo, unless palpa-
bic contraband of war intended for
the Japanese shall be found, in which
case only the contraband will be held
British government stores on board the
vessel will not be examined.
Good Reason for SEEKING the Malacca.
From the very first the authorities
here were convinced that the captain
of the Russian volunteer feet steamer
st. Petersburg must have had good
reason for seizing the Malacca as q
prize, and his report stating that the
skipper of the Malacca declined. to pro-
duce the ships manifest seems to have
justified their confidence.
hfgnt have changed Engiands view.
There is reason to believe that had
the fact been known in advance that
the Alalacca's skipper took upon him.
self the responsibility of questioning
the war status of the st. Petersburg.
and had defed the Russian war flag
contrary to international law, which
evidently came as a complete surprise
to the British government, that ma
ton might not have acted as it did.
In spite of this development. however,
Russia adopted a most conciliatory at
titude. The emperor. himself was de-
sirous of avoiding the slightest pretext
for a quarrel, and personally gave or
ders to settle the matter promptly.
Red Sea Raiding to Stop.
According to a very high authority
Russia has conveyed assurances that
there would be no repetition of the
Red sea incidents. How the collater-
al questions growing out Of these in
cidents will be regulated has not yet
been disclosed here. There is no talk
Of an international conference at this
time to discuss neutral commerce, but
diplomats here believe that such con-
ference to discuss this as well as new
questions raised by the war-like the
use of wireless telegraphy-is advisa-
bic when the war ends.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

July 18th and 9th. excursions tick.
ct to Put-in-Bay, account Sixth An
nual Outing Knights Of Columbus;
will be sold from all tickets stations
on the Pennsylvania Lines. For in
formation regarding fares, time OF
trains, ETC., apply to LOCAL Ticket
Agent Of those lines.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Employees of the Packing Plants
Are All to Go to Work
Again at Once.
ARBITRATION TO COME NEXT
Settlement Reached After Hours Of
Discussion at Chicago.
News Gives Unbounded Satisfaction
at Other Points-St. Paul
Blockade Called or by
Donnelly.

Chicago, July 21.-The strike OF
packing house employees begun nine
days ago has been settled at confer
ence between representatives of the
packers, the officials of the meat cut
ters' union and representatives of all
the allied trades employed at the stock
yards. The whole controversy will be
submitted to board of arbitration,
both sides agreeing to abide by what
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
South Dakota Democrats.

Aberdeen. s. D.. July 81. = South
Dakota Democrats in convention
made the following state ticket: Gov
ernOr, l.. n. Grill, Elk Point; lieuten-
ant governor, Fred S. Rowe, Stanley
county; secretary of state, John Wade,
Browne county; auditor, Nj. Nj. Ben
nett, Yankton; superintendent Of
schools, Miss Emily Meade, Charles
Mix county: attornel general. Olaf
Eidorn, Brookings; treasurer, P. +.
Mcclure, Hughes.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

ever decision this board may reach.
pending the decision of the arbitration
board the men will be taken back TO
work as rapidly as possible by the
packers, and it is agreed by the pack
ers that all the old employees are to he
reinstated within forty-tive days from
the date work is resumed.
Appeal of Left Out Employees.
If any of the former employees are
still unemployed at the expiration of
that time such persons are to have
the privilege of submitting their cases
to the arbitration board for settlement.
The strikers will return to work as
soon as they can be notified of the
peaceable adjustment of the trouble,
and it is expected that by tomorrow
morning everything will be in normal
shape at all the plants in the different
cities where the employees were on
strike. Half an hour after the decision
had been reached to arbitrate NJ. j.
Donnelly. the strike leader, nad gor
into communication by long distance
ers In outside cities, and had notified
them that a satisfactory settlement
had been reached and directed the
strikers to return to work as soon as
possible.
Conditions Of Returning to Work.
The agreement reached Is practically
the same as the proposition made last
Saturday to the packers by Donnelly.
The only difference is that in Satur-
days communication Donnelly insisted
that the strikers be all taken back to
work within seven days. This the
packers refused, although they agreed
to accept every other demand made by
Donnelly. When the men return to
work 1t will be under exactly the same
conditions as prevailed before the
strike was declared, with the excep-
ton that the question of a wage scale
will be decided by arbitration.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Low Fares to California via Pennsylvania
Lines During September.

September 9Th to 9th, inclusive, and
10Th to 25th. inclusive, excursion tick
cts to San Francisco and Los Angeles,
account Triennial Conclaye Knights
Templar and Sovereign Grand Lodge
l.. D. o. F., will be sold via Pennsyl
vania Lines. For full information re-
garding fares, etc., apply to Local
Ticket Agent of those lines, or to G..
w. Weedow, Cleaveland, o.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

London, July ga dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram company from ST. Pc
tersburg says it is reported there that
cruisers said to have been bought
by Russia in Germany have Joined
the Vladivostok squadron, which went
to sea especially to meet them.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Cleveland, o., July 22lThe most
important convention of glass work
ers held in recent years has closed. The
glass workers have settled their fac
tional differences Just before adjourn
ment President Phillips was presented
with handsome Masonic charm set
in rubies and diamonds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Ticket agent at Plymouth win an
swer Inquiries about the annual ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls over Pennsyl-
vania Lines, which offers excellent OPP
portunities for a delightful vacation
trip at small expense.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Richmond, Ind. July q. = Rev. E.
o. Ellis. the Friends minister who re-
Gently returned from Nashville, Tenn,
after a mysterious absence of several
weeks. has been adtudged insane and
committed to a private asylum at Ok,
ford o.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Tuesday, July Goth, on train No.
40 leaving Plymouth at 1l:3o a. m.
returning same day leaving Culver at
1884 or 10:14 p. M. Csc for round trip.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

I4awrenceburg. Ind, July 21.-John
Jones killed Ralph Mason, also col
ored, during a drunken fight at the
railroad construction camp near Pella.
Jones escaped and is being pursued By
officers with bIoodhounds.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diars.
hoe Remedy.
This remedy is certain to be needed
in almost every home before the sum.
mer is over. 1t can always be depended
upon even in the most severe and dau.
gerous cases. 1t is especially valuable
Tor summer disorders In children. 1t il
pleasant to take and never fails to give
prompt relief. Why not buy il nowi II
may save life. For sale by all dru g gistz
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Report That Russia Will See That
Recent incidents" Are
Not Repeated.
MALACCA CASE ABOUT CLOSED
Russia Lays the Trouble to the Brit
ish Captain.
GEN. KURoKI REPORTS A VICTORY
Capture of Kiao Tung, with a Russian
Loss of 1 ,OOO-Is the Vladi.
vostok Squadron Re-
enforced?

Suez, July 23.-The Hamburg-Amer-
lean line steamer Scandal, seized by
the Russians in the Red sea. has just
arrived here.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Low Fares to Louisville.
Excursion tickets to Louisuslle, KY !.
account K. Of p. Biennial Encamp-
ment, will be sold over Pennsylvania
Lines August 18th to 10th, inclusive.
Information regarding fares and time
Of trains may be ascertained from PEN
nsylvania Lines Ticket Agents.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Low Fares to the West wa Pennsylvania
Lines.

Nay 3, II, June Z, 81, July s, 10,
August 2, Is, Home-Seekers' tickets
will be sold to points in the West.
Northwest. South and Southwest. and
Mexico. For further information, ap-
ply to Ticket Agents Of Pennsylvania
Lines.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
INEz RECORD HAS A RELAPSE


AA&SsSS o-~~ 80 =
Discovered.
indianapolis, July 23.-Inez Record,
the farmers girl who says she wss
kidnapped by white man and a negro
last Tuesday, and who has been de-
lirious much of the time since, sudden
ly became worse and there was fear
that she would not recover. She raj
lied later, however. and now seems to
he conyalescing. The police inyestiga-
ton will not be continued until the
girl can be questioned.
Her statement to her father that the
kidnapers pushed her into White river
several times, coupled with the fact
that the condition of her clothing did
not indicate that the garments bad
been in the water, has strengthened
the theory that Miss Record was suf-
fering from mental arrangement
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
HOME.sEEKERS EXCURSIONS.

To West, Northwest. South and South.
west via Pennsylvania Lines.
For full information about Home
Seekers excursion rates to points In
the West, Northwest, South and
Southwest. apply to Ticket Agents of
Pennsylvania Lines.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28

Esopus, n. Y, July 21-The most
important occurrence here was the
conference between ex-senator Davis
and Judge Parker. For three hours
the Democratic nominees talked earn
estly, the conference taking place III
a rustic arbor at Rosemount. What
they talked about can be surmised,
but it was not given out. Another man
who visited Parker was Daniel j.
Campau. of Michigan. who later de-
parted for his home. One thing that
transpired of the conversation be-
tween Parker and Davis was that each
nominee will be notified in his own
state. After the conference between
the two Davis was escorted TO
the train by Parker and with hearty
hand-shake the two gentlemen said
goodbye, and Davis departed for
home.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Both Candidates from the East.

Poth candidates ON the national
ticket are from the east, and it is said
that to take the chairman of the COM
mittee from the same section will look
like ignoring the west, section in
which electoral votes are sought. Tag
CART has arrived in the city, but has
not yet met any of the Democratic
leaders here. Much depends upon the
result of the conferences between the
leaders and the Indiana man. 1t is
not believed that Senator German will
allow his name to be used to defeat
Taggart, but those who want German
hope for him for chairman, and an ar
rangement to put Taggart in charge
of the western headquarters. The ma
tional committee meets here next
Tuesday, when the matter will be set
tied.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-28
Democratic Leaders Think He
May Yet Agree 10 Run the
Campaign.
SECTIONAL QUESTION ARISES
Taggart Suggested for a Subordinate
Position West.
Parker and Davis Confer-Iowa Re-
publicans Name State Ticket
with Great Harmony and
Enthusiasm.

New York, July 21.-There is q be-
lief among the Democratic politicians
who yet linger about the Hoffman
House that Senator German is still
possibility for chairman of the ma
tional committee. No one seems to be
authorized to speak for the Maryland
senator, and those who are in , 20
sitiOn to know all that has takeL place
in recent conferences will not state
his position. A sectional question has
arisen in connection with the chair
manship, and it is being pushed TO
some extent by the friends of Thos.
Taggart-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
Nlber6om % Iangt 2ip.

BrofeSor M%eticbnifoff fra &c.
lteur=Snititutet / 8ari3 bar / ct NIT
Mrbei6e i%ammenfattet fine Mnifuelier
ON Sc 6oran6ringer, set menne1felige
9eaeme g%jennemgaor / Mloer6ommen.
San betegner Sem fortelig iom en-
&enbisnen al Sc ber6iful6ere og lpe-
ctelt ptrfiomme @eller / @epet og Sis
ies @rItatning be6 unpttigt 8inoepnb,
Ser breoer Jig / flor l16itrefning.
M%etlcbnifoff CT al lamme Nnlfl,elie
lom Mcrtel, lpm CT al Sen Mening,
at flere al Sc min0re ia1nmcniotte
Ggp iom BEN p6re SUBS og @lim6in-
oernes oberbobe6et life vploes", me-
oens De mere for fig ielp 116bi. fle6e
Geller, nopnlig &iernens, 2eperens
og NDre1s, ege1ltg g6elegges og
fortrenges fgrit al enfelte in6pon6re<
De @eller, Oerpan be0 ct gtnDebGb>
| bbert Stlfnl6e be0 Glementer, ser
life fan opretbol6e 6isle pigttge Sr=
goners 8irfiombe6. Sabet al 9ips=
froft / Ml6er6omn1en CT oltioo / Sir
feligbeOen ct fremifri0en6e| Sob al
Dele / Sc for 2ipets Spbcl6 na1n6per=
ligite Srgoner. Mo11 fan oltioa tpn=
fe Jig Ml0er6ommen iom tort 9ege-
nes bpiere ber6iful6e @ebs forgje-
oes & moo set lobere nnpttige
Gep, men life iom cit olmin6eliQ
Sbtgten al alle 2egemets 9ele poo en-
Gang.
26snitgen al GpbrgsmoaIet ON,
bborle0es Menne ifet %birflommere
funoe un6eritdtte fine e6lere Gele /
oenne Scamp, anier Meticbnifoff. for
en- at Sc ltprite Spgoper for fommen-
Sc Si6ers 8i6enIfab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27

Ser CT ira 3onmorf fpmmct cit
forbolospis glGocli9c @fterretning,
at en- oerfro nonaoct @rdnlo10sefss
petition, ser folote Jig SEN ~literG=
re" % bop6c lat Jig til Maol at itl,=
ocre 6olfelipct blol1ot gifinnerne, %
bpis Meolenuner l1u1 bop0e for6e=
rcot Jig poa at bpre ON, at Be DonOe
lat 9ipct til for @i0enlfamert, femme
Zig 11rer1tet CT buffet frem / Ell 0onlf
@oloni poo @eltfplten al @rpnlono,
1oo niot man fan lc bj1tlpct BERTH al
Ell norif Gfspcoitir1, Ser par 1t6rl1>
ltet efter mere form1ftige Erincipper
ems SEN literrre, % lpm Ser or for
floret Jig 9oot; Sen por 1,bicaot for
at 1ttocre Sor0mo9netismeu oN bop<
Sc oltioo ct proftiif Tor1nool. &C.
oeren al Sen oonlfe @%fspe0ition CT
%rprpnr1gt tcn1n1cl1g Drepc1 I at ltltOc=
re Tplfelip; ian far iaole0es mn6ret
Sc ip6lfc @e0er igienl1cm .poo &rpos
og Snrrs og ifrepet nogle rtgtig pr=
nc Smooting ON 6eres Notl1r og @e=
folfning, men l1oor fan life far giort
1iu fInrt. nt Ser or cn @rn0afnrlfieI
mellem Sen ip6Ife 9e0e og Set fol0e
@renlor0, loo er Set nGrmeit l)ons
egen Sfpl6, ON ser life foloer SEN
Me0li0enbeo / Dams Sos, iom ellers
tiltommer 6%orifere, Ser li6cr fer &i-
0e11lfobel1. Mt 6enne llet forbere0te
Gfspeoition CT i(ltppet fra set mes
9ipet ter l,6en Suer6ripelie %beieanes
lom ct 2pffetr9f.
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6orIiqe ToIf


@pis &epublifonerne oinoer bec
@fteraorspolgene - bpo0 ser otter
Sc mrrrren0oe lt1ligter inge11 Spibl
er ON - loo CT Ger to Stoter / l1nio=
men, Ser ellers beo ti6ligere 2ejlighc-
Ser far bilt Jig ioli6 repltbltfonife,
iom be0 6ette 8alg bor gjort lit bco.
lte for at ipille Sejren ODER / Moo=
portiets @en6er, / bpert Sails Dpoo
&olget al Stotsaominiltrotton o11=
goar. 2iSie Stater er @isconlir og
Sl(inois. S 8isconlin .ofbolotes
Stotsfonpention li0lte l1ge, % set
pigtiglte Stri0spl1nft poo 2ogsoroe-
men bar, ON @11bernGr Ga 6cllette
ifuloe gjemomineres til Ell treble
5ermin @mbe0et el(er ej. Eoo Set
tie Sper9smaol ifete en- r8oltiug" al
omtrent &alboelen al Delegoterne,
og &ei ultatet er, at @isconlins &c.
pltblifanere I'LL ltoor lplitte6e ON to
Stotsticfets; Set bltper 9omtolenes
Gag at ofajare, bbilfen al 6isie er
(oplig polqt, ON rtogen al Sem / Set
@ele er set. Boo SEN o10en SIDE
ltaar Statens 9emofroter, Ser ilet
fife er lao foa / Sal, iomleoe og eni=
&c, mes 0eres egen &reiioent aun=
oioot, en- al Statens go6e 8orgere,
/ Marfen. 9ette 6orbol6 far reo11,
ceret @isconlin fra at bore cit al 81
melt ioli0e republifanlfe Stoter til at
moatte regnes til Sc mere tpipliom=
me. Slli1ois FER fommet / poo Set
n9rmelte famine &lasie, ifjpnt ser
en6m1 er @aab for Sen; efter en- feel
nges en6elplt @jepl ON z &u116i0o-
ter for Observation-Disclosures, IT'LL
tes &onbentionen as, for at begpn6e
forfra / neite l1ae> meo @einltatet /
flor ltpisbe6. Sen Mrt &oIitifere
mao regnes for at bere til ct &or=
ties forligite @eolemmer. Set er
peri cnlig @grgierrigbeo og Mogt=
brpn0e iom ligger UNDER @plitteljen
og l1enigbe0en; % bbor &erionIigbe=
Sen i9ttes foron Sogen fan mon AZ
tbs pnre liffer pno, at set bliber So
gen, iom fommer til at treffe set
f~prte1te Straa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
@eibpening nn6er 81 e
Jpn.

Ser ofbolotes ii0lte l1ge en- @on,
BENTON / ct. 2ouis for @nleg at
go6e @eie. S Bette Me6e 6eltog
%%gerbrugaminiiter @ilfon, ser / @a=
renes 2M bar fremiot iaa manage
%fornuftige ,SoriIag poa 2onobrrgetS
Smroaoe, at ct Nooo fra bom bel er
per6 at toge ltnoer Sperpeielle. San
poopiite, at ligeiom Set amerifdnlfe
oonobrl1g life fom til 11ogen n9bne,
pnroig llopifling, fbr &%egjeringcn
tog fig al Set, laoleoeS fl,noe set fife
pentes, at Sc for 2ouobrl,get og bcle
2onoets S11bl11tri npopenoige Mnl9g
al gooe 2onoeueie piloe blipe til 1ro-
get, fpr Sc fou un0cr Hegierin9s=
fontrcl. Sffc looleoes at Sorbltnos=
rcaicri,1gcu lfl,loc hetole for Nrbei=
Set - set far Sc enfelte Stotcr og
@ornl1ner o%pcrflpoi9t goot &ooo til;
men Mnlne9cne bl,roc ifc unoer Sil=
inn al ocrtil irrligt u00om1coe SIT
ge,1iprer / Meaicrin9cnS Sie1eltc.
Gcttc err liffcrt CT, gob Soc, iom for
ticrcr at blipc hrogt lto I Erofs1s.
81 pil6e 6a bclc 9on6et ubcr foo ct
cl,sortct Spltem for SeioulGg, ~ Sc
GSor. Stoter fu16e inoen mango Mor
hrilgcs Up til / Sen &ctning at itoo
lioc mes on6rc cipililere0e 0nllbc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-27
6 qo0 Ct m.

Selegrafen CT / Si0ens 9pb b(epet
en- Sipsforneoenbe6, uoen bpil'en iau
at iige intet fan tribes, og settle
gieloer omtre1t olle 6oreteelier,
faa bel rnoe iom go0e, / set offen!ige
SIP, cg life min6lt Sc onoe. Maar
Selegroftienelten u%n06roges Ell SIT
fttt11tton, er SEN paa set nerneltt
oeos6emt, i6et Sen 6o bliper aflfaa<
ret fra Smper0ene,1 / en- bi6ere It's
ftr9fni1g. Com befien6t er Mmeri=
ia ct Mrnel te0 for alt bpo6 ser be6=
Der Spil; 86rsomietninge11, @elte-
neooelgbene, Sc forifiellige Sportop=
oisntnger, ia ielp @olitifen er for en-
flor @oSie Me0borgere fun al ST.
teresie iom Sbiefter for @pillema=
MEN; men bar set life for6i bber Mf=
frog al 2anoet be6 Gelegroftjenel item
gol0es 1ao n6Je nn0errettet ON Sptl=
let pao Sc ltore genterpunfter> biloe
@pil1eraieriet al6rtg faa sen lt6bre=
belle, fom Set MI far. Maar 6erfor
8eltern Union Selegraf @ompagni
foite l1ge meo6elte ollie Sc ltore Spil=
leforretntnger al forifjellig Mrt /
2anoes Storbper, at Sc. berefter bill
be bore ofifaoret fra at BRUCE sets
2inier til .8oolielling", 110rettene
bette Jorbu6 Sl1iin6e @onge mere,
emo ont aGle 9on6ets Morolprp6i=
fanter / l1eepis bap0e toro,1et / 1an1-
let &pr mos Spilleoncet. SIT puffc
morallf Sr0ignation mos ct %iociolt
Snoe. ct Ell eoo Sing; men lol,gt g.
Ore er set at fin0e SorboI0sregler,
Ser, / hpert Talb til en- bis WroS.
gibr 6isie Sn0er praftilf uuofprlige.
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s Or S eite11 .


Set brroer nor ten bpert s(or at
Ser for5olospis frrt Sis fpr Sri,
bebsbogen, Sen 4. SS1li. bp6es Hl,bl;=
fum ct clogs Toripil til Sc E6elng-
gelier, lom ellers er forbe6ol6t Sen
ege1tlige 6elt0ag, pe6. gfsploiion / ct
eller onoet fort Splog al 6prperfe=
ringer og ct ioa0a1t inole0en6e en-
groS TprpGrferi leber ijGloeu a
u6en at flere Mennelfelip goor / 81
Set % en- bel Gel Sfre lemleites for
2ipstio. SooleoeS ogioo iaor; /
Jinolap, Ohio, %iprengtes / @encoas
en- itor 6abrif for Sen grt &orsr /
2uften, og as fillige @enneifer ornb=
tee. Set bur6e 'pere en- a%6porenoe
&slt til alle Sc mango Sonfelele e, Ser
Gier6e Suli Soften egenlig life fer
an6et ems en- fjerfommen 2eili0her
til at gjgre Stej, og iom mes Om5u
in1pooer oeres 8brn Sen famine o.
fottelie, iom Sc ielp bar al 6ri6sos~
oogen. Ser er / 0isie l1lpffer fgr &c.
item en- u0mprfet Sefit til Ell @ru0i-
ten for 8ernene og Sc hinge ON @oo.
behold / SEN &etni11g, og ri oil eu=
te, at boer eneite tenfen0e 6o6er %
&ooer bill benptte Sen poa retire
Moooe; set fun0e ioo bit bebepeS.
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st 9agblab paa Sccauet. ssh

st 9agblab paa Sccanet. 8m.
Morcont> Spfin6ere,n al trooolps Sc
legrafi, bar | lGngere Sis omgoaeoes
meo Elaner ON at 11ogipe ct 9agblQo
poo Sc ltore Mtlonterbabsoompere, til
bpilfet Mpbe6eu1e iful6e ien6es pr.
troo0l9s Selegrof. Morconi er MI
poa &ejle1 til Gnglon6 fra Nelp Dorf
pon Gunor0 2inie11s Sftb uGampa-
nia", og Ser pil poo Sfibets Gilboae.
reiie til Nmerifo 6lipe giort ct 1Sor.
Jog nre6 lt0gipelie al 0ogblooet; Der.
otter pil Ser blipe trpft ct 8la0 poa
lamn1e Sellfobs Sfib r2rtconio".
Sc trooolele Selegrommer til Sfibe.
ne ifal beldrges fra begge Si6er al
Sceonet.
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