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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
RUSSIANS H: wv UP
THEIR OWN CRUISER
It Was Impossible tc Jet the Boga-
tyr From the noCks---Russian Pri-
s0ners Arrive at Toxic and JAP
anese Emperor is Presented With
TROPHIES From the Ydlu.

ese cavalry were wiped out, only eight
men escaping.
Japanese Trophies.
Toxic, May 23-The Japanese land
ed at Takushan are reported as having
been engaged in two scouting skirmish.
es. during which ten Russians were
killed. About three hundred sick and
slightly wounded men of Keneral Kul-
rolli's army arrived at the military
hospital here today. Three splendid
horses, several gun wagons and ambu-
lances, captured on the Yalu River,
will be presented to the Emperor
Report of Land Attack on Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg May 23-According
to reports which have reached Russian
headquarters at Lao Yang from Chin
a land attack on Port Arthur but have
been repulsed with heavy loss. The
truth of the report is questioned here
Naval Situation Changed.
ST Petersburg, May 23-The gener-
al staff says the re-occupation of
New Chwang by the Russians in force
is due to the change in the situation
produced by the loss of Japanese ships
during the last week. General kuro-
patkin originally decided to abandon
the town, because of the Japanese's
complete mastery of the sea- but the
losses sustained by Admiral Togos
feet so changed the relative strength
Of the two fleets that it is believed to
render unsafe the dispatch of Japanese
around the Liao Tung pc.
ninsula as they run the risk of an at
tack by Rear Admiral Wittsoeft
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23

Mr. Ascarate was born at Las Cru
ces in 1874 He attended the public
schools in his native town and then
spent Ave years as student at St
Michael's College in Santa Fe. From
here he went to Quincy, Illinois,
where he took a course in commercial
law. bookkeeping. stenography and
typewriting, graduating in 1893. Re-
turning to New Mexico he went into
the cattle business with his uncles,
James and Guadalupe Ascarate. The
deceased served two years as inter-
prefer in the court of the Third Judi
cial District, and was elected to the
House of the Thirty-fourth Legislative
Assembly as Democrat, the nomina-
ton going to him without solicitation
and while he was out of the Territory
CT business.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23

St. Petersburg, May 23-The report
that Rear Admiral Jessen finding ii
impossible to save the protected
cruiser Bogatyr which went ashore re-
Gently in a fog on the rocks off Vladi-
vostock, caused her to be blown up, is
confirmed
The guns of the Bogatyr We're re-
moved before she was destroyed. 70
loss of life attended the destruction,
Russians Confident of Holding Port
Arthur.
Che Foo, May 23-The captain OF a
Russian merchantmen, who left Port
Arthur on May 20. is among the recent
here. He says the whole Jap
anese feet has not returned to Port
Arthur since the 18th instant, when
besides the battleship Hatsuse, anorh-
er big vessel struck mine and was
towed away in disabled condition.
The gunboats and torpedo boats re-
turned off the port on the Goth instant
when the Russians succeeded in sink
ing small gunboat and two torpedo
BOATS. The Russians are now confident
Of holding Port Arthur with the 10000
men stationed there.
All the warships have been repaired
except the Czarewitch and the Ret
yizan which will be ready for sea by
June |. The, entrance to the harbor
has been cleared and small boats now
pass freely from Port Arthur to Dal-
ny. There has been no fighting in the
vicinity of Port Arthur since the 18th
instant when two squadrons of Japan
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
AMERICAN CITIZEN
IS ARRESTED
But is Released BY Russian Authori
ties at Intercession of Ambassa
dor-Charged With Violating
Penal Laws.

St. Petersburg. May 23-Morris
zen of Wisconsin, who was arrested on
May IA at Cheliabinsk, has been re-
leased at the intercession of Ambassa-
dor Mccormick. 1t transpires that his
arrest was partly due to representa-
tions made by agents of the firm COM
peting with the one represented by
Kleiman.
Kleiman was charged with violation
of an article of the penal code which
provides that Russian subject who
swears allegiance to a foreign country
without the governments permission,
is liable to Punishment or transporta-
tion to Siberia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
THE SANTA FE is FIRM.
1t Will Not Treat With the Unions
Who Are Making Trouble on the
Coast Lines.

On Saturday evening, General Man
ager A. G. Wells of the Santa Fe coast
lines, and Arthur Lowell, superintend-
ent of motive power, met for confer
ence at Albuquerque. They say that
trouble with the motive power as
result of the walkout, which includes
the union machnists and boilermakers
west of Albuquerque. Manager Wells
says that the Santa Fe has ceased to
recognize either the machinists' or the
boilermakers' union
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
The TOWN OF edith
IN new QEXIC0
Edward M. Biggs Recommended for
Postmaster BY Delegate Rodey

Edward NJ. Bigss Recommended for
Postmaster BY Delegate Rodey.
1t has been fully established that
the town OF Edith, formerly claimed to
be in Archuleta County, Colorado, is
within the boundaries of the Terri
tory and in the county of Rio Arriba.
Delegate Rodey has kindly furnished
the New Mexican copy of the follow
ing letter which explains itself:
Hon. Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, Washington, D. c.
Sir-I am in receipt of your notice
of May 18th that the town of Edith.
Archuleta County. Colorado. has now
been determined to be the town of
Edith, in Rio Arriba County, New
Mexico. since the corrected line be-
tween New Mexico and Colorado has
been established by the government.
You inform me that Edgar NJ. Biggs
has been postmaster at Edith since
October 23, 1895. and that you will be
pleased to receive my recommends
ton for the appointment of post
master at Edith which is now in our
Territory
New Mexico has no objection, but is
glad to receive Mr.. Biggs, and. there
fore, if he will accept the postmaster
ship, respectfully recommend that he
be appointed as postmaster at the Of
fee of Edith, Rio Arriba County. New
Mexico. Sincerely yours,
sfs. B. S. RODEY,
Delegate, in Congress from New Mex
i'm" .tE
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
DEaTa OF ". R. aScaRaTE.
He Succumbed to Heart Disease at
Las Cruces on Saturday-A Gradu-
ate of st. Michael's College
Santa Fe.

William R. Ascarate, we'll known
throughout the Territory. died at Las
Cruces on Saturday. He was the son
Of Francisco Ascarate and served in
the House of the territorial legislature
He was 80 years of age. Heart failure
was the cause of death His wife pre-
ceded him to the grave few months
ago. Two brothers, Francisco and
Eduardo. and two sisters, Mrs. Nestor
Armijo and Miss Isabelle Ascarate,
survive him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
MASSACRE ON
ISLAND OF MINOANAO
Fifty.three Filipino Men, Women and
Children Slaughtered BY a Band
of Moros.

Manila, May pa report has been
received here from Camp Overton on
the island of Mindanao, dated May Is,
stating that a massacre had taken
place on the 18th instant near Mala-
bang on the southern coast Of Minda-
mao. Fifty-three Filipino men, women
and children, the families of the en-
ployes of the military government at
Malabang were surprised at midnight
while asleep by Datto Ais and band
of Moros from the Rio Grande Valley
and slaughtered. The chief and his
followers escaped before the alarm
was given.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
SCHOONER
IN FLAMES
An Explosion Of Gasoline in the
Hold of the Fannie Adele
Starts the Fire.
BOUND FOR ALASKA
Four Men on Board Narrowly Escape
With Their Lives.--0ne Badly Burned
Wharf Considerably Damaged.

San Francisco, May pa three
masted schooner the Fanny Adele. lad
ened with coal oil, gasoline and gener-
al merchandise for Nome, Alaska. was
set on fire today by an explosiin which
occurred in her hold, and is total
loss. Four men, on board at the time.
had narrow escape. one of them be-
ing badly burned. Sixteenth Street
wharf, at which the schooner was lyinc
was partly burned. The loss is $780,
600
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
SATURDAYS RAIN.
Did Considerable Good and Also a
Little Damage.

The rain storm on Saturday after
noon extended over northern New Mex
tO. In and around Ration consider
able damage was done to gardens by
the hailstones. Many windows Were
been the size of walnuts. In Mora and
San Miguel Counties the rain and hail
extineuished forest fires which had
swept over 500 acres of fine timber on
and adjoining the Pecos River Forest
Reserve. At Sapello. Fort Union and
La Cueva. the rain broke the drouth
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
TO NINE YEARS,
David RothschiId Found Guilty of
Theft Of $4,000 Note While Presi.
dent Of Federal Bank.

New York. Ma. 23-David Roths-
child. the former president of the de-
funct Federal Bank. who last week
was convicted of grand larceny was
today sentenced to serve nine years in
the state prison: He was found guilty
of the theft of a note of $4,000 be-
longing to man named Nessler, while
president of the bank. 90
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
COWBOY KILLS
TWO COMPANIONS
Resented Their Attentions to- His WIFE
A Mob is in Pursuit of the
Murderer.

Wichita, Kansas. May 23-Three
miles north of Woodward, Oklahoma
Territory, yesterday, William Gardner
shot and killed Bud Craig and Virgil
Funkhauser He was jealous OF their
attentions to his wife. All the men
were cowboys. A mob of 50 are pur-
suing Gardner and will lynch him ii
they catch him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
WILL ENTERTAIN
THE MINISTERS
President Roosevelt Extends Invita-
tion to the Members Of Conference
to Be Received at White House.

Washington, May 23-President
Roosevelt today extended an invitation
to the Methodist Protestant confer
ence, in session in this city. to be re-
ceived at the White House on Thurs
day and the invitation was accepted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
ARRESTED At
LAKE MAHOpRE
The Check Clerk of a New York Bank
Who Disappeared With Shortage
Of $4,000 Brought Back.

New York, May 23-Edward P
Hoyt, the check clerk of the Chemical
National Bank who disappeared sew
eral weeks ago with an alleged short
age of $4,000, has been arrested at
Lake Mahopre and brought back to this
city for a hearing. Hoyt had been in
the employ of the bank for more than
20 wears.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
NEWLY ELECTED BISHOP
JAMES r. DAY RESIGNS

Los Angeles. May 23-At the Metho-
dist conference today Bishop James r.
Day OF Syracuse. New York, who was
elected a bishop last week resigned.
The conference voted to postpone inde-
finitely the selection of his successor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
EDDIE HANLON AND TERRY
M'GOVERN WILL FIGHT.

New York. May 23-Articles were
signed today in this city by Eddie
Hanlon of San Francisco and Terry
McGovern to fight twenty rounds be-
fore the club offering the best induce
mentS.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23

The book bindery of the New Mexi-
can Printing Company has been so
much enlarged and improved of late
that it is the best south of Pueblo to
the Mexico line and between Dallas,
Texas. sud Los Angeles, California.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
BLOWN INTO ETERNITY.
An Explosion in a Fireworks Factory
in Camden, New Jersey, Causes
Death of Three Persons.

Camden, New Jersey, May 23-One
six men and two girls seriously in
jured by an explosion today in the
fireworks factory of Joseph Scalona on
the outskirts of the city. Four small
buildings were wrecked. The explo-
sion is said to have occurred in the
mixing room. The proprietor was ar
rested pending investigation
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23
NANCY HANKS SOLO.
At One Times the Champion Trotter
Of the World. Now Owned BY J.
M. johnson of Maine,

Headvl1Ie, Mass, May 23-Nancy
Hanks, the mare which for nearly
three years held the trotting champion
ship cf the world. when the record
stood 204, has been sold to ]. M. John.
son, mayor OF Calais, Maine, for $4,-
600.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-23

ese cavalry were wiped out, only eight
men escaping.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

5ortanb, at ban iparfer til alt, boab Der 6imIen %
paa Sor6en 6eboer Gut0ritet men Den JorfdtD,
at ban life leper paa 2iuets Operfluoe, men Tiger inb til
9ibets yrabir", 2ipets Aob og Slide 8roens Samlip
meo 6erren.
Gen triftne Stuoent oprotefterer" ogfaa, men
life mob ale MEME itelige og guoOpmmelige Gore mel,
ION ct rent og rett9nfenne Wenneif e prDtefterer ban
Gfar 6lanbt fine 8ammerdter) mob al 9ao6eb og 5ejss
FEB, 1liabelig6eb o9 9aaobenitab, % bet life fit eget
Rabn, men bans 9}apn, Der er 9errernes 6erre.
Den trifne STUDENT er ogiau Oppoiitton; ban er
fpot Sppoittonsmono - eGer rettere ,~genfgot" Opz
pofitfonsn1anb, t6t al bans OppoFtion 6oiler paa ben Itz
re @enfobelfe, Der er ft meb 6am 9aab % 5ro, og
oerfor er bet N2prfets Magter og 0pgnens Sleng, ban
ppponerer mob, og bet ggr ban meb frejoig SOU Og
met 6eiet 9ne. Den f~riftne Students Oppoiition er iMt
oq ret ,5roens ben Qobe Strib" mob 9erben og mob Jig
felp.
$ en- Sum: ben friitne STUDENT befbber reniet rg
~6eaiggjort Sfittelfe aft bet, Der bar gero be andre
Stubentertbper, 6aabe ben botrupife og ben rdoitdle.
Og berfor flyer jeg til eber meO ble min Sj9ls @Ggt:
6lip friftusgre6ne Stuoenter! Ser er moi til at b%egeItre
ct un9t 6jerte NOT til at lepe pdd Dc nof til at Do pdd.
Zen friftusgre6ne STUDENT 6um baIger jeg 9am
pelger Sub 6imlene, : og bam palger :, = life
Ianot2
Men palger man at blipe en- troenbe STUDENT, Ia
bpr man life Blot fBe til Jig feD: - nadr jeg bliber
Stubent, iaa pil jeg bore iouban og iaabdn;" = nt
tai Der bore Sonb6eo / 9alget, ba mda man lite opiGtte
at inblape fig meo &ritus, til man bliOer Stuoent, men
man maa 6egpnbe poa 2ipet neb Sub d0erebe Stolen.
Sin Seus bit 9jerte Der, 6por ou itoar, ida ung
Iom bu er. 6borf or tgbe? - M Sgben er Der Sab.
Seq bar left, at gismarct engang fom lng Officer
iprdng uo for at reboe en- ,Solbat, Der bar faloen 9ans
bet; men Splouen ipr9neoe lo loiomt, at 8tsmdfct
life tunbe bringe 6am 2unb. Deb s, 6pao fn idd
oiorbe2 6dn CAB Solbaten en- 0uftert og bolot bdm lad
lenge unber @anb, til ban fit iprelet zig trat, o9 lea
ferte ban BAN ~pelbe6olben 2anb. --= Sprel lite
forlenge, naar Serren bill bare Sag big Scr pinig og
title, noor ban bill bale big Qdnb. 6borfor tpinge
6erren til at gioe big en- 9uffert for at faa big iiGe2
: fsrit maaife en- 0uttert Spnbens bitre Smerte, ioa
en- Guftert / spebom eqer llngoomsifuHelisr, eaer
6pab bet MI fan p9re, = bporf or tpinge 9erren til oets
Sprpl 6ener life bort ira bet belle MI oenne St<
me, oa Seiu Soanb qrtber efter big; gp big ODER til
Serren at ct felt 9jerte! = og gaa 6jem og Les 2.
arenifers gogs Is. 8apitels II. 8ers Slutningen og
Sobannes @paneeletS 1. 8apitels IL. @trs gaa biem
% les bet, pg tanf oper, bpap Der itaor, / Bpm for bin
6reliers Iaibn!
Gortinttes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
) yanireren". SreOas D. "a. SUM 1904.

til at tuge 9dmpen op / bet pugli9e 2iDs nsgterne 5or.
bolb. W3on bapoe itdatet iua I9nge for Sbealerne, a
man buboe CLIENT at arbejbe for bem.
Sod feOtes 6olDfjerOierneS protetfplbte, uppoiition8.
Ipitne ltngbom. Zen greb til 8aarben og latte ben
for 8rbitet = al @rpplet % gaolet og aft bet tomme
Stddleri og u99te 5eeri. Den balebe Stubenterne nee
fra Stperne, neb til 5orben, Iom ben er; ben rr
Dem no al qunfeOrsmmenes Gtplte6e@jitring pg itiaeo'
benz gnfgt til Qnfigt meo ben birteli9e 9erben. - 8ette
BAR en- gpo gerning; = (meget feaere 5r9ito eno StQiz
terD - og par bet blot 6lepet beroeb, Taa iagOe Ri 6alo=
f~jerbiernes rooifass llngbom Sot.
Mien 6erpeb bfp bet life. ,M1in 8aoroefpibs
letter jeg 9erben Tor Britt. Oct bar life Blot bet
uagte % o%rsbebe, Der ft 9adroeipioien at fgle; -
nj ben bee 0erben og alt, bpab gerben 6iotiI baOoe lez
pet paa, Ituloe bare ct 0eostsb. --- Proteiten tom
i bet u%n9Oommelige 0permOOs 5jenefe, = og Opermoz
BET bleb til &aao6eo, 9da6ep og 2etiinbigbeb. 8et
blep blinb groteft neo TONNE Sld9 2uften % meo
iampittigbeosfss gleobrpoelie. Man .protefereoe" mo6
a~lminOelig SGbeli9be0, ben bar gammelodgs %
mob &riienoomnlen, = ben bar Qegn. U}an refpectez
rebe intet, men ilp9 til Sfdglerre, Iom man pilbe. -
8rofmunn fang aSeg er ben, iom je9 pl og ingen an
benz" o9 hee 8oret gentOg: Ri gpr. bpab Ri pil og
Inlet unoet! - G9en Chit % egen Billie bep ben 6gjeite
Qop, og aft 6pao Der itoo ben imoo bet ,proteiterebe"
man imon.
5el9en bhp, ION ben MATTE blipe, at ben ruoitale
Stloent, Der b%egnnbte Iom en- ung 6ertules meo at renie
Nu9iasitulben, ofte enbte iom ct al De p9rite Spin ben
6ele StdIo. = 90 hbdb mon egentlig er odrit: ioedle
pundeoremme eaer realt Spineri2 ----- %
S}elgen 6lep, at ben iamme 0igter, Der ida 6ejitent Be
Qpnote reO al ipnge: yllin &aurbeipios letter jeg Der
ben for grpit". = ban lang b%dgefter, liot mere lapm9lt
gSaaret jeg bep oo min e9en alinge". 0et er barb
at mGrte ig. - Spineer man alngen bltnOt c9
o%permooigt mob oae Mennefelige og g%uboommeli9e 2Ope,
iau enber man meb at iaore Zig Ielp. : Og ben, Der neb
egen &linge iaarer zig ielp, bdr pemt Jig Ielp o9 i'm egen
Serb; o9 ben, Der bar bsmt Zig ielp, ipdrer os andre for
bet Stptie ar6ejoe.
De raoitdle Stuoenter fra 9alpfieroIerne bar baaoe
/ Orb tlfauet % 2iOet Oit, at ct Stubenterlip, EeOet
paa bGnb proteIt og ~6enipnslos Oppoiition, enten
enoer bet i%uinife", euer / ,Suarene for egen 9lin9e"
5 begge Silf9lbe Itaar Der itrepet ober bet Stubenter-
lin: ,Sporene %fr9ttei" Snart ftadr bet Der meb Blob,
mart meo Smuos, men bet tomn1er til fppenhe pg iibIt
uo pad eet.
- @ib oa ogiaa oisie Spor matte ifr9tfe eber, =
fda s iom Stubenter life ildar ino paa be u~IGoeige,
9uolsie, proteitipge geje! -
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~.

8i nldd ANDRE SteOer ZEN Tor al inoe en- Stubens
teripps, icm er oaro at 6oGbe fig for gje. Og en- Iuabon
timber ri ba tilToit ben triItus9rebne Stuoent.
Der sr ct Stubenteribeul, Tom bar ardp pua bele
bet unge Sertes unee 9arrne. og iom Tan taule at les
poa mart 6olo oe 6perbaQsbelpsning.
6per 3ibs Stubenter bar utpiplIomt Daft fda elfr
here al %iaaoonne fritusgrebns Stubenter iblanbt ig.
Uen ligeiom Mibten at @arbunbreoet bar en- Blor1r
i%tringtib for ben 6Oirupite STUDENT o9 6alpfjeroierne for
ben raoitdle Stuoent, iaaban er oisie nup9renbe Ndr
en- 9lomitrin9stio for ben trtftusgrebne STUDENT.
Der er De iiofte 10 aar gdaet ct m9gtiet adnoens
gejr ben oper Stuoenterreroenen lise ira bet fjerne De
fen til Sapans og ainas &piter. Stuoenter mango 3us
iinbpis 6ar 9ibet Sefus ariitus beres 6ierte. =
Oct gaar oper 9erben, bette ~pausnsnbe Gin, m9gtigt ION
en- bellio 5lobbelge, %, Sub ie Cop, benre 2ipets 8sla
ge er ogfaa beennot at beifDqe pore banfte Stuoenters
tire. -- Snb bette belliss Qanbens 2b er bet, jeg
gerns piloe bjelpe eber til at blipe triitusgrebns Stuoenz
ter; oe jee ital iise cher bporfor; - forbi be triiine Stus
oenter forensr ben ~boitrlpite Stuoents ioeule Cans meo
ben rabitale Stubents proteit men bel at marie: alt
bar foust ct bpere %llbiprine 5roen paa Seius &riitus,
% berpeb bar baabe Sbealerne fact Snobolb, og protes
item fact Sanbbb.
5roens Samlio meb Seius iom 5relier og Serre,
= bet er @runbtr9ttet ben frifusersbne Stubents
aiO.
- 6an itunr life tilbase for andre Stuoens
ter mancie Sport, / faslie D~pgti9beo eler ungoonrmes
Zig Glqbe. = 30 al be unge Manb. Der bar meb til 1T
reiis ben tritne StubenterbepGselie England, bar =
ben enc i'm 5ibs ~bDgtisite arictstipinsr, ben umoen en-
at I'm 5ibs bebte Rorfare; og bpab faelig Dig
tiobsb an9dar, ba er bet en- &enosgerning, at |. Gts. be
troenbe Stubenter 4merita og 4uitralten uarlis mob
taser be Neite premier oe 5liOslsgatsr; os bpob
uneoommelis Gl9be anguar, ba Iaar he troenoe Stus
renter oIerminoit tilbase for nosen; tbi ariifenbomnen
er ben fore 9l9be" = oe 9l9be itadr lite @l9be
Qeien. Men ~allisepel sdar be troenbe Stubenter lit. OPP
i Sport ener 5agituoier easr pbre ~ungoomrnelise @leber;
= 5rosn poa Sefus 8ritus er beres 2ips inberfe Ser
ne. De fan f9s iom SaImifsn o,9erre ale mine ailoer,
be ere / big. Seius er &ilben til oeres 9labe oe ailz
ben til osres &raft; ban er &ilben til, bpab be anier for
Sonpbso os Het, os &iIpen, bporaf be baglis sier 5crz
npelie os 5orpnselie, Genbeb og Mob. Seius betror De
ale beres Soreer os oae beres 2ips 2%ansiler; for bans
4aibn bereber be ane beres @eje oe paa bans Srbs
@rlnbpplo bnsger be belle beres Serb.
Oe beroeO fuar, ioin jes iasbe, ben ~bOfrupite Stu
bents Sbealsr mt os ~pirtelist Snbbolo. 4ft bet, Der
ben boitrupffe STUDENTS Wlunb fun bar fpetie @empts
iiebeb oe fsnne 5loitler, bet beepnoer rlig reniei
Sfittelie at blipe aip ps Sunbbeb bps be triitussrebn'
Stubenter.
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fsloenoe Sseer at 6. Sfopeaarospeterien:
Gil oe unoe l..

Oil Ce QT0e 1.
Sesninaens Setyenine / ct f~riitent un9oortslip.
st 9sprebraa bulbt Wgrboln Stoo neb garbe 30. 9nli 1897
9enne lille gus anbefales iiar til l1nsOOn,men. DO Sioer.
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