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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-05-26
rhis is the Number Shipped up
to Date.
The Crop has Averaged About $500
Crate net to the Growers and will
be Worth $4,000 to the Valley
This Week Closes Season.

A canvass of the various berry
shipping agencies in this district
today discloses the fact that over
seven cars of berries have been
shipped from this place this sea-
sou. While this is not as big as
was expected at the beginning of
the growing season, it is highly
satisfactory in the face of events
and conditions since the growing
season opened. The frosts, the
4 first that have occurred at this time
Of the year for a number of years,
cut off a large percentage of the
early berries and blighted consider
able more. Then the backward
spring delayed the growth of the
fruit not injured by the frost. But
ifthe production was not what it
should have been the price received
has in measure made amends for
the shortness. The price at the
beginning of the season was very
high and has remained good to date,
averaging in the neighborhood of
$500 per crate. When it is consid-
cred that. berries can be proftably
raised here and sold for $I.5o a
crate, this is a big thing for the
growers though the crop was short.
The berry crop this year will bring
about SIS, 900 into the valley.
1t is expected that the shipments
in quantities will cease about the
Ia. part Of this week.
GOVERNMENT MAY2BUY CANAL
WI. Co. Has offered Its System for
Sale.
Washington, May 1e.-A propo-
sition has come to the interior de-
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GOVERNMENT MAY3BUY CANAL

". l. Co. Has offered Its System for
Sale.
Washington, May 19.-A propo-
sition has come to the interior de-
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NEWS OF RAY.

Rag, Tex Feb 2T.-- After an alb
seucs of several weeks we viii again
send la few news items
The farmers are nearly ell be-
hind gRh their work oss account OF
Ike bad weather.
AesSrs lord aud I'D Brown have
gon. 10 Kentucky 10 attend a family
reunion
Mr Paisley Of Kentucky. ts visiting
Mt Mr. Sam M1ller'a
Mrs King ard MRS Brown visited
near Ennis Sunday.
Luther Hadnai visited at Mans
field few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris " llsan have
moved TO .taiy.
MIR. Parker visited Mt Forresaon
sunday
sr and Mrs. Robert Gillian and
ehtIdreu of boyce. visited relatives
lure SUNDAY.
Little Joseph Rearing. who has
been very alex for the past three
weeks. ~ Thought 20 be some better.
Mr.. Marioa Hendricks. Who has
been visiting the family cf Mr. Hud-
nall. has returned 60 MS home ne
Manmfiald
Miss Eals Aeharg b vsslsang ~
Italy
Mr. George Moore and family OF
near Ennis. ssre visiting 81 nmy
Saturday aaA sunday.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
= >>~>>
Births.

NJ A. and N. +. Ledbetter, Waxa-
hachie, February &c, a boy
Thomas ait. Carrie Carver Carver. italy itsi,
February &c, a girl.
Dave Hogge and wife. Teiico, Feb
ruary 10, a girl.
Tom and Fannie Kayer. TeIico,
February Z. boy.
Joe and Fannie Halec. Telico. Feb
ruary 1t, boy.
j. u. Smith and wife. Eauis, Feb.
ruary Is, a boy
Bert and Nora CARTS. saralyo,
February 2. boy
Owen and Alice Everett. Forrestou.
February 4, girl
Lee AID Lizzie Perry, Forreston.
February Is, a girl.
E. ]. and ]. A. Cole, Ennis. Feb
rnary 20. girl,
William and Carrie Harris. Ennis.
February 20, girl
ivy aud johnnie BROOKS Ennis.
February 10. boy.
August and Eruestiue wilienburg.
Ennis. February II. a hoy.
J o. Rurleson and wife. Mountain
Peak. February Is. girl
Arland Ferguson and wife. Noun.
tain Peak, February II, boy
John Buchanan and wife, Noun
tain Peak, February 3. girl.
Felix and Rose Ella Hopkins, Italy.
February ~. boy.
James aud Artie Fennell. Etaly.
February ~. boy
Marcus and May warner Itaiy.
February rs, a girl.
John and Bette Moore. Italy. Feb
rnary L.. aboy.
WaiteNsnd Maggie Bateman. Italy
February Il oy.
J. w and Adelia Woodward. Italy.
February IS, girl
! Ed and May Morton. Italy. Febru-
AIRY 20. a girl.
J. u. Dockery aud wife. Ferris.
,JAnhaFF IS UoS+
I f. NJ Estes and wife. Ferris. Feb
fIuary 80, boy
I r. r. and Victoria Woodbridge.
Ennis. February 2. girl
\ j. u. and Kate smotherman. near
Ennis. February -. boy
y l.. G. and May sfringer. Bardweli.
February rs. boy
G.. T. and Enla Francis Wilson.
.Bardweli. February 4. boy.
r Nj. Holland and wife. Waxa-
' hachis February "a. boy.
A. A. and Martha Pippin. Pluto.
February 10. girl
David and Annie Rose. Plato. Feb
'uary 1. girl.
Monroe and May Strength. Pluto.
seehruary IS. boy.
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INDIAN BILL.
S,nate Spent Nearly All Day consf
ina Apprepriasion Measure. l

Washington. March 1.-THE sds
spent almost the entlr1 day Tueg
considering items i'm the Indian T.
pro 9riation bin and extended The +
sion into the night for that purf
There was quite a long discussion
the committee amendment prohibE
the use OF tribal funds In the suIk
of sectarian schools The provh
was modified SO as 10 allow in3Nn
members or tribes 60 use their prcA
tiOn of funds Ia support OF such scis
and AS thus amended WIS .ag.
Many others features Of the bin }
also debated.
When the evening session began F.,
sheraton Of the Indian appropria
bin was resumed. with an ameHdt
/ by Mr. Bailey under discussion, Il
/ low an appeal in the case or Fl
| Bounds and others against tha q
| t-tw and Chickasau nations IL is
viaed that a decision OF the supl
| court shall relate only to the quest
or law ia the appeal raised thru
error.
Mr.. Stewart made a point Of 4
against the amendment Of MIR FL
and declared that IL the point
insisted or he would make /
OF order against every provisioi
} the bill v hen The bill gets into
senate.
Well all right / viii not with
H. said Mr., Stewart"
The chslF sustained the point o
der and MIR. Bailey appealed
chair was sustained 20 20 20.
| Against the next amendment
d Mr.. Bailey made the point Of c
but almost Immediately withare'
saying he was not dispesed 20 /
| late the bill, The. amendments !
ing to interests ~ claimants rs eli
ship were then aRr~ea to.
-, The provision paying 3iSa 600 I
executor OF the iate g. y Sann
william Ii. Adair. due under the
olution OF the ira tiotlal council o
I Usage Indians. was stricken out.
A point or order Was made b.
Berry against the committee s'
:, relating to electric railway, liz
power companies doing business
Indian Territory. and Mr.. Long O
] substitute. which was agreed
provides that land that may be-
II flowed Sy the construction Q
l. water power in the Indian Ter
| ypaW ~. f4nre " a. ga fwnyw sha 4II1F
leased. with the consent AZ the
tary of the interior
- BIN finally passed
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Martha lane TidweIl. ags as
sara. Mountain Peak. February Is.
Roland Jarrett. age 20 years. near
February =.
Mrs. NJ. n. Jordan. age Si years.
nnis. February L..
DR.. j Waite. age Is years. Avalon.
ehsuary :.
Mrx. X c whs@ss ey. kxs 81 years.
saF Waxnh@ehie. FeaFuary 90.
HeaFy Allen chapnan. a9e n
nArm. sardwell. February "a.
Mira o. sehmfneF. aHs 10 Years.
ear Ferris. February n
Ars Margaret Ana Weeds. sme
years. italy. February IS.
MFa. q C. Graz. ags 81 years.
lmaenmy. February :
Bsn Alexander age IS years. So.
i. February 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

walnat Grove. Pea. 1z.--aanes
fair weather set in TIE fAFasF2 ere
6nsy sowtnw aafs. piamsfng potatoes
and preparing thsir inads FOR emfra.
Oar schoef 10 pF@mFemmiag mIcefy
and Mn0d tnsarexs In esina mamifnas-
81 by tie hmnIss.
Mr.. aa4 IRA Ihmss passnn a<l
LAG BraasA sFs en the siNk Ils1
MIRA. Saltss Isnnmoa uf z&48fe4hamm
am MFaA DeFR amiaA 81 tia aam~
Bunisy vtsfts1 IRA mmntf# Kirk
thia wemk.
Mass~s oalse chsrsy ana TAarA
ssnish were sleaaaea visitors % Maam
CeaFxse Massey thia week.
Mrs. !. " aeflosefi visited eeam-
lives as Issas Earaneh sazt Samaay.
We remsms 90 nmsm thm tiGmmmS as
little Jn~ cmwsHAaE
Miss Pearl Grove visited FFamman
a. Cedar ialal LAT numAms.
Miss Mmaa Iaavm w2m . pleasant
vlsllar sf Miss Tsnass Tavaar lass
sunday
maN@ RmhT spssAmsF vasssma Miss
Bertha Hmse ammamw,
Ira n. y EmATTy mma ehaaArwn
visited MFmL - MlwkAmma.
Mr. mmA Mra. James KAmm whsssma
Ease fmMfav aF Mr Mxsmmv lass we@a.
Daw AnmaNFs eamss 1H fFam Cr~mm-
vile Ehis nsmem1nm
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NELSON eErs DECISION.
In the Ninth Round "Vouuu" Co
Threw Up the Sponge.

~ W ""s SSo
san Francisco, MArvs l-~ batt,
Nelson of Chicago and Young
,,~,t FORMER ehnmuaon fe.therw.
~ IN. wor,a r.. tor an. .~~ona
AZ ws.s,ewart.a as vtt,us, Tuesday, :
an . aan,s~s 10 a~,.vmtr@ wsaen "A
go. ,ws..nt .,..... .h.nss.,s Fwsst
~.swxm swms.zs ~, ms n@ax e.ssmvx.
s.v.~w. a. .s..s aaee x.aa..ks 50 -
m. ss,sx,.aas asa II !. sssssr.s~za
~-~-~sss- ~,s.s .n..~-.s.Ass. as
a~stsz..~r. .asa..f.. ~.. -. faxsss
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} = o . q . . = . . . = = = 4
LOCAL NE w S.

First class shoe making at
Feray's ~
A daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs A. T. Cook.
Tomorrow n!ght--a fine concert
at the University
o
The people of the town are now
busy planting gardens.
| A dollar concert tomorrow night
at the University for fifty cents
For plumbing call J. q. Bnnkley
at F. s Cronk Co. Both phones
IS4
/ Mrs. o. ID. Reed who has been
quite sick for several days. is inn
proving.
p. j. Hemphill. city recorder OF
Ennis. spent yesterday and last night
in the city.
Miss Mabel Boyd win entertain
the xiv club Thursday night at her
home on College street.
| d
Mr and Mrs. Mark Dana are the
proud parents OF fine boy, which
I
) Rtve dollars In advance will pas
: fos shs pMaiy Light whole yeas. Tos
save a dollar In the deal.
a Come tomorrow night aud eoniri
; baas Ia tae University impsnveEaen
funa and GET gosd Eeturn-
-
p. A. HiIss. who sasfainea pain
j. full lniury sunaay BY faiIlns fros
: Aa AasEy. Ia ssiil eonsfn~d to o.
roaaa.
Before ordering your plants ia
: ssrsuK. we woasd be xlaa 20 nav
van III Au10AkA 0Af &A@Ns sss~
Mrs. Bird Forrest
pay o. ga Ia advance aud sea aas
CELLAR on subscription ia sa~ Dali
t.ssAs In one wear This In samI
20 20 p~s e~as IN yeur mua~y r.
II Il oHce.
eounsy Clerk IisaaFteAm annnHnfs
that Aas offsee wail noes Fsmssn a.
umsas oseseek D. nm. or tAs anrns
- naAmfHnn &c tass@ wha mav Wish
sase pagers ama ssAsx dosamsasa-
- Csunsy Assswmer smlaA'a cir
49, h@wm eziaFBsA w mAaaas p
= let the fsmale wixrmss Fuaam TO u
- aspaFemMnE- = asmx enanaeaamg
tee ws=s ens sArezgM she hFaek VI
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MAXIM GoRKY.

side at st. Petersburg. Accordlngp
the official statement, Gorky prefef1i
that he be allowed to reside AT ri,
and thereupon General Trepoff +
ceded. and the author was eonvef
to the railroad station. In the md
time Mime Gorky had been inford
of the authors release and wento
the railroad to bio him farewell. NJ
GorlIy and her son viii join Cork n
Riga Immediately.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

s.ssR Harper OF Dallas Is in the
Gig sar few DAYS
s. Y. Matthews was a passenger to
Dallas this morning.
j. F. Strickland of Dallas spent
last night in the city
J. r. Marsh agent for the Katy,
went to Dallas this morning.
/ Miss Temple Walker is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fletcher Norton, in Dali
las.
Miss Jessie Curd of Cleburne ar
rived this morning to visit Mrs. II.
Nv. Leeper
Mrs. Matte Wood, of Yoakum, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. w,
Garter in Billiard Nights.
Mrs. r. A. Jeffreys of Colorado
CITY arrived this morning to visit the
} family of Dr. John Rodman.
Marion, the little daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. S. f. Fowler, is quite sick
I with q relapse from measies.
Ben Hartley, representing Elliott
paper Company, Dallas, was in the
B city today calling on the trade.
Mrs. Ellen Boar arrived this morn
! ing from Fort Worth to visit hei
daughter. Mrs Geo. w. Coleman.
2 Mrs. Elizabeth Conner of Dallas
: arrived this morning to visit the
: families of Yancy d. Kemble and Il
= A. DuBose.
z Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Chapman ant
9 daughter, Miss Lille, will return to
: night from stay of two months
: Corpus Christi.
Z Robert L. Timmins, Jr., OF Sa
2 Francisco is in the city to spend
+ ilnonth with relatives. He went I
: Waco this morning to visit friends,
4 swxEA3 gNFff IN
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coRKYv sAMlsHEp.
Melted Rnssian Author cannot l'is u
a. PETERSBURG

ST. Petersburg. March i.--MaxIm
Gorky. VINO was released on s25og hail
was banished to Riga after be had
been informed OF the decision d the
governor genera that he corid nd RE-
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Bas sail paper fraEg IN We haRg
q hesK@F grades free Of charge far
f~~ dare sea@ pstamFmm of fsss
'oas 10 select Fram. wAxmheehss
sesFasinw ComaaAv -
3. ~ GILMORE. Mgr
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WAMAsmwsRsn. Maria t.-Tmm 1
anm3 ssxmea ssam rasalasz@@ prwS
assw &C. resasm - Amlsse nas8 eap
Asxr4nm sMa 9Tsts wax
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-01

Nee 0Tammmz amA smamFm~ EaMs@ IT
= MaEwm 4 Co 9 EmMammt#m- mm1n
S.tA Lfmfk MasxA IL
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Gil J. 2. zsazkiey saF panm8aae
Il y. n rruaA c. masA saasnm
-. g. R
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mortgages at the Daily Light office.
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CsunaY Asssxmey smi2as offsnw
amm hswm emiaFwsA W. mAaaas . part
af the femat@ witn@as Fu4sm to thAi
aeamremen8. = anmr enmmm<tam@ tha
tee 49, sns sArezgM ths hEaek wsis
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Cmaw@meam mm6 FekmTm ssa- H. = =.
e. n u. Co amim MARIA 1850 Re
o. s.. TAmER MARI -
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County Clerk IIsaartehm annnaHr~s
shns AIS affsre wail noes Fsmsan ap~n
wusti q ssesoek b. nm. ghF tie anrnsn
manamfSmm &c saas@ wAn amav wish u
gss~ umpsrx sad ssAsw dnsamsasa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04


Seem 3eelan6 bar en- Mrbeioer-
2%oDgipning, Der ofte anfpres iom ct
Meniter for CIT iaa6an. Set giel6cr
tmiolerti6 ON 6en Mrt Qopgipning
iom ON al m6en, at giennemferes
Sen life / 2ipet meo inn6 Cans,
faar BEN Ell fttf mo6iat 8irfning al
ben filiigteoe. On balp 5pgneoag pm
l1gen er iaaleoes faitiat iom loblig
6rioag, iom @egel 2br6ag, % paa
6enne maa intet @rbeioe uoferes.
9ar EN- 8arber en- &nnoe UNDER 8e-
handling i set 9iebIif, alotfen Taar
1, og benne lite giebIiffelig forln6er
|Stolen og 2ofalet, er baabe Barber
og &un6e biemfolone til Mrreit %
8g6er. 2ntfetioen paa Mrbeios6age..
ne, faitiat peo COB Seem 8eeluno
bar lobbefalet Mormal-glrbejosoa
operboloes Doerit itrengt;; en- fat.
1tig Sperffe t. Cts, ser bar 2ps paa
hit gRrfite6 otter f~ebbefalet 2nffetiio,
er noiat for 5trnf, ON bun NOT iaa
1neget trenger til efstrn Mrbeiosfor-
tieneite eller be11oes an11oe til ben
mp @inIp g pnfpItp 6tn4hnpr I'm.
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Sen guile s e t..

Gen @ulfeber=gpioemi, iom / Sc
1io1te to Tiger bor piit Jig / 2ouiiiano,
:og lom far frGbet life Iaa faa Dire,
hor paft life iaa list Sperraifelle
runot ON / Mmerifo, bpor mon bar
bis poa, at @ulfeberen MI bar ct
operpunoet Stadium, efteriom man
1neo ioa itort @elo bap6e fact 6en11e
5psbom jaget paa &orten / @abana.
Man begDn6te 6a ogfaa 1trafS at
.gribe til Sc gamle Gorflaringer ON
,Muifitos, Iet @anitation o. Iisn.
Sanbbeoen er 6en, at 5pg6ommen
dffe er opitoaet ferit / Seem Srleans,
men er tilfbrt uoefra, beo ct Glib
IRA en- l%poameritanif @abn. Mulig
bar ser perat maneelful6t @arante.
1tetiliDn, eller 5pgbommen bar peret
jaa ipagt n6piflet beo bette, at Ser
ingen 5pmtomer bar p9ret at OPP.
0oge. Sg Den bar % b1lt og Der
4unoet gunitige 8etinselier for. en-
Gpi6emi, iom MI ct / fnlb @an9,
1nen iiffert life oil blipe al lang 8a-
rigbeo. Ser er mi en- iaa6on Mang-
foloigbe0 at &arant9ne-8roflamatio,
.ater mellem De enfelte Spoltater in6-
sbpr6es % mellem ,bisie og Merico,
ent set bill blibe meget banifeligt ielb
sfor en- lille @nlfeber*8 ocille at ini>
.ge fig ODER @ran6ierne. @en oct
Hbeba9eli9e Eilf9loe me6 Sen upe1-
te6e gpi6emi bill iiffert gibe Ste6et
til, at 4arantenebeitemmelierne btl
.blipe bolot beore / &ap6 emo bibti(.
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5orbnnbsienator @iteben nf Ore
gor, Der iom ti6ligere omtalt al SUI
rpen er fien6t ifploig at bore inobif,
let betpoelige 2anobeoragerier, %
i at bape benpttet fin Sitting Tom
sSe1ator til at IRENE fine egne SSn-
.teresier, bar mi foaet tit Dom, Der
5Ipoer paa Straforbeioe g Maone-
Der, $1,000 iom MulH % Mfiattelie
fra TT Gmbeoe, bporefter ban iineen-
fi1loe ton beflaoe l,ogen offenlig
Fiaibspoit Miteben bl appellere
Don1r'en fI Jorbna,oets Ssieiteret,
men bodies MeIIentioen en- aa,,-
ton poa $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-04


g Sc u I n y g:
Ser ipues I'LL at bore ret goot1
&aab ON, at Set norife Storting og
sen ipenife Migs6ag bill flutne fom=
ME paa uipeaftng terms. Set par
life at bente, at sen lpenife &ifsoog,
ser teller life laa faa brpiige &eprG=
lentanter, u0e,1pioere bil6e gaa mo
paol oen Gaftif, iom Song Oscar 90
bans @egiering bapoe antpoet. Den
pilbe blipe Sc iaofolote 5torlpenife
for mat. &aa 6en o16eu SIDE maa
Set %inorpmmes, at ,1aar llnionen bar
beltaaet ifglge cit Sperensfomit mel<
lem 6olfene, iaa maa begge 5olfene
bore enige ONT at oplpie Ben, 11aar en-
Moifillelie ifal finoe 5teo, set er life
nof, at sen cue &art iimpeltben mel
ser fig fra. 90 ser CT intet nbilligt
i set Torlongenoe fra ipeuif 5ioe, at
EFT Mfitemning / Morge giper %officiel
'6ifferbeo for, at man Ser bar ct
|Tlertal for 9nlfet ONT at fommc lps
fra 5pertge. Selpfplgclig er Der
life cit @iel / 5perige, ser tpipler
ON, bpa6 l1ofolbet al cit iaaoon Mf<
1teml1ing bill blipe; met Sen er for
melt FORFEIT. 9ette bar ogiaa- Stor=
tinge bant let peo at inoie, % iioite
Treoag Mften far set %beiluttet, at EFT
|iaoom Mfitemtin9 ifal finoe Steo
s. Is Nl1gult. soa pil 5perige og
sen gonife &eroen fao Set. 1mrlf lie
Soils 911lfe tort paa bpiot. Set oil
gjpre Morges 5tilling flarcre % LETT
te set Mogongen til Sc anore Notio=
ners 9(nerfi enoelie, l1aar Sioen font
mer til Sr0ningen al SEN Gag. Men
oeu1c Mfltenming bar forpprigt ab=
iol1lt intet at lfaffe mes Sc vSetil1=
gelicr", iom &ifs0ngens Specialto=
mite opitillcoe for Moifillelien fra
inenif SIDE, % iom &ifsoagen ltrafS
re0tog.
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bage til Miniiterid for at biplpe
[shnm fiI Observation-Disclosures Rnnt

.bage TIC Msi1iiterid for Eat bielpe
bam til observation-disclosures @oot
TOM tilbage, foroi Nr9iioent @ooie-
belt trpngte til Dam1 og BET bar el
folosial financiel Spofrelie al &oot
at mootoge Silbuoet. San bar tmio-
lerti0 pillig til at bringe bette Offer
JONI en- go0 &atrtot. Men for9prigt
er bel bperfen &oot ielp eller &oo1e.
belt blin0e for BEN 8%etp6ning, set
pil BABE for &oots epentnelle Mparnce=
ment til &r9itoentiGoet, ON ban tan
frempiie Ell lige iaa goo &arriera
JON ltoenrigsminiiter, iom bon fl1n-
Sc set fra Sen Sis, ban befleote
5tilfingen iom &%rigsminilter. Sc
Sorene6e Staters uoenriglfe Gorbin<
0elier er temmelig in6btfleoe / 6enne
|Sio, og &oot pil ber faa fulo 2ejlig=
beo til at piie> bpa6 ban 6uer til iom
diplomat. 2igele6es bill Fan iom
ltoenrigsminiiter ganife a16erleoes
bore / Stano til at fao Sffenligbc=
oens Spmarfiombeo fpltet paa fig
fra Dag til Sag, ell6 bbis ban bar /
pripat &irfiombe6,
8rnlioent Moolepelt er cit barm
Sen, politiif og perionlig, at &rigs-
minilter Saft, men naar Soft af-
i1aar eabper Nnmobning, ser rettas
til Dam ONT at la6e Jig fomme / 8e-
tragtning iom Nraii6ent<aanoioot
begaar &reitoenten tntet Jorreoeri
moo Soft be6 at brinee &oot ino I
fit &abi1et. Saft ielp bill formentlig
blipe Ell al Moots frafti9lte @tetter.
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SONG 5alomon % So

gen $ e 1T ger.
Man fom111er upilfaarlig til at
tnnfe poo set gomleSro ON Iorlfiel=
len mellem oisie Nerlonligbeoer neo
at bpre ON CT, &iltorie, lpm fpruplig
1ilorog Jig ueoe / Splter 9ap, Nrs=
7ibent, @nnlepelts Somn,eroplolosz
5teo. Gn GrpGr0i9t ltolcen0e og bel
f(uot 9ieger fpm i1lo pna cit Barber
1tue for at faa Jig Ell Sfrabning. Set
hlep meooelt bon1, at bpis ban life
1norelt fom us al 2ofalet, ptloe
ION blipc faltet uo. Gen iolnme Ne<
ger por @il flop / Strife lomfum0et, %
Sen oiyefte Slarlog til, at. bon piloc
laoe lig borhcre reb bem1e 2eiligben
rur, at ban ror blcpet til ogt til at
helpge Nruliocl1ten. S%pprgsmaalet
CT mi: Maor 2o10ets &rGi i0ent fa1
omgaocs meo Ell Meger paa iellfabe=
Zig &i:, bpao lfl,loe Ser oo pere /
'8eien for, at en- al 9on0ets &orbe,
rere fan tage Sfi9gget al BAN?
yMoor III tor1,1,er til Megeripprgs=
n1oalet, ler set l,b til, at Ser / Mmeri=
fonerne er a0ifilligt be0re Stof til
.@ar6erer ems til &reii0enter.
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st Telegram fra &igbenbaDn /
aSenoogs forteller / al &ortbeo, al
s,@eiier @ilbelm itaar i 8egreb meo
at afil,tte fit &rpbstog / Be ifanbina-
~piife Sarbanoe me6 ct 8eisg bos
Danmarfs gamle @onge paa 8erns-
torff Slot, bbor ban bill opbolbe fig
Il nogIe Gage. Selegrammef tilfbier.
zen @fterretning, Ser interesierer a6-
sifilligt mere emo 8eiiere1s 8eisg.
1temlig at uobisningerne fra COY.
oeripIlar6 - Der bel life bar b9ret
iaa bpppiee i set iioite @ar Mor, men
bog Dor funoet Steo at og til mi
ffaI belt opbbre for at femme Sen
6anite 8efolfning go6 moo &eiieren.
@a1 bi6e, ON bette lite blot er ct
itisnt &oab, Ser beo en- Seiltagelie
bar faaet ifsrt fig 8irfeligbeoens
4ln6ning. Set er life ferite Gong,
at &eiieren bar beibgt Def oonfe
8of, buor ban enoog bar isgt at blipe
rSbn ! &uief". Men l1obisninger.
ne bar troos bette guaet lin Gang.
Ds set oanffe Soft bar, Sub beora
Del, niit fig Iige imsoefommeroe mos
9pfferne % fr~oternieret meo Dem,
bbor % nanr Der bar biit iig 2eiIio-
Deb 6ertil. Oct er 6erfor life 8pro
at fntte nlt for ftor SID III ben
Bordnbiertiebeo om apiter,,e m, bill
SIT at biie mob bore 8re0re Spb for
ssoneeooeu. -9gaoar Rrofooillen Duf-
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