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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
ORANGE
Big Excursion Death Of Mr.. James Henry Jones
Republican Meeting, Etc.
| knoxville, "a. July p, l9O5.

knoxville. Va. July -, 1905.
The Orange Horse Show Tor 1905 has
passed into history. Judging from the
immense crowd present yesterday aud
the splendid riding aud jumping, il was
success. The excursion on the POto-
mae, Fredericksburg aud Piedmont Rail
road was the largest in it, history. and
Captain Coates. the genial and popular
conductor. handled the large crowd adj
mirably
Mr. James Henry Jones aged G3 years.
died at his home. near Rncoon Ford. on
the both instant. after a long illness. MIR
Jones was IN old Confederate soldier OF
Company e. 7th Virginia Regiment,
Pickett's division, aud participated in
the memorable charge AT gettysburg
He was IA prominent farmer. a kind
neghbor, aud highly esteemed He
leaves wife and seven children and
large circle of friends To- mourn their loss.
4 delegated meeting oi the Republic
cans OF Orange takes place ON Saturday.
July 10Th. AZ Orange. at which time a
set OF delegates will be- appointed to the
State convention of this party which
will meet at Roanoke August Sth
Mr. Arthur Campbell, Of Philadelphia.
is visiting relatives and friends here
y. ny
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
WAR RELIC.
TRAFFIC MANAGER W. p. TAYLOR

Mr.. W. ?. Taylor. OF Richmond, who
holds the responsible position OF traffic
manager Of the r.. F. 4 P.and the Wash
ington-Southern K. r.. was in the city
Wednesday. and in company with Agent
G.. C.. Cox. called on some OF orr citizens.
Mr.. Tavlor. though still quite young
man. is one of the most successful and
best posted railroad men in the country.
He is very popular here. and his many
friends are always glad TO greet him.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
FIRST-cLASS BOARD AND LODGING

Mrs. j. F. Monroe has opened first
class boarding house at BIB Commerce
street. She has everything new and oil
the best Meals at all hours and snaeks
when ordered. Cool, airy rooms, FUR
nished with latest style iron beds. Tie
fare is first-class. Come and seeioryour-
selves. Remember the place, BIB Com
merce street, fredericksburg, Va.
iljeS-2m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
EnR SALE

4 desirable farm OF 173 acres, well
fenced. good dwelling eight rooms),
barn. ice house filled. and necessary
omt.buildings. in good repair, well water
ed convenient to schools and twelve
churches. fine neighborhood. The iarm'
with all crops, live stock and imple-
ments. will be sold at n sacrifice to a
quick purchaser. Apply to
Mrs. A. +. BOughtOn,
iv27-tf Bestland Essex Co., Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
SALE or CAROLINE FARMS

Mr.. Eugene Bowie. who lives near
Ezra. in Caroline county, has sold a iarIn
of go acres he purchased about three
wears ago from DR.. Scott, OF Richmond,
for 81 80, to William p. Richardson, OF
New York, for $4,000.
Charles II. Motley, Of Guney's, has
sold his farm OF 200 acres to I. .. Me
Sword, of Wheeling, W. Va, for $3,SSO.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
ENJOYABLE MUSICALE

Mrs. Anna p. Green and daughter, Miss
Mary Green, gave one of the most pleas
ant musicales OF the many that have de-
lighted the music lovers OF this city, at
their handsome home on Hanover street,
Thursday night. A number OF guests
were present. Miss RennOlds, Miss
Daily and Mrs. 4. II. Embrey sang.
Parties leaving thecity foran extended
STAY can have The Free Lance sent to
tbeir address at reasonable rates.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
PRIZE FOR CLEVER LETTER

We note among the prize winners Tor
clever letters offered by the Metropolitan
Magazine in connection with their story
Outside the Law, the name OF Mrs.
Henry Byrd Lewis, Port Conway. Va
Hundreds of competitors entered the
list and il gives us great pleasure to find
n lady well known in our city among
those successful in winning the awards.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
FREDERICKSBURG
MlSREPRESENTED
Automobiles Are Free to Use Tn, Streets Of
The City.

learn from gentleman 81 my native
-Nirginia-that the city OF fredcr
icksburg. through the City Council. has
passed a law prohibiting automobiles
from passing through the city. This
comes ~ n great surprise from the grand
old historic city that has Oi late years
seemed tO have awakened 10 the stride
of progress in the way OF street paving
and other public improvements. What
will become OF the people who may ~ TN"
near future wish 10 visit the old city
where Mary. the mother OiGeorge WASH
/ ington. sleeps within the city confines,
where also many OF the great battles
wen. fought and WHERE morn than lj,OOO
Federal soldiers n.st in the National
| Cemetery and MANY of the southern
soldiers sheep beneath the shade Of trees
/ in the Confederate cemetery? Will the
/ spirits OF the dead heroes hayetoawaken
| to say To the good people ui Fndrrlcks-
| burg. let our friends from the North,
/ South. East and West come. If they wish.
| in automobiles? have been travelling
considerably Tor the hast lew months and
/ | 40 the automobile runnlngey"r yWlrrr,
and fancy We have peoplriu Frcdericks-
burg that in the near future will want
automobiles. and there arr Others who
may wish 10 locate in Fredericksburg
men with money, who own automobiles.
think If the good people who compose
the City Council would chase themselves
around through Baltimore and 20 mp to
/ New York they would find thar the ~rarr
il on them instead oi the horses Former
Citizen. In Baltimore sun OF Thursday.
The above does injustice to Fr'drrick--
/ burg. The city H. progressive and ever
ready 10 extend the hand of welcome to
visitors whether they come in automo-
/ hiieS or by other conveyance The City
Council has passed no law prohibiting
automobiles from passing through the
| STREETS. We invite Former titiHrn to
come down in his automobile and s'r inr
D Itua..If
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
CAPT. LOCKWOOD GIVES
$1,000 BOND

Capt. J. W. Lockwood, who was ar
rested in GordonsvilleTu esdaynight and
spent the night in the office Of his attor-
ney. A. #. Browning. in Orange, was
Thursday baled out by Mrs. 4. +. Lock
wood. his mother, in the sum OF 81 600.
TO appear at the September term oil
Orange circuit court
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY

The Little Cleaners missionary society
Of the Methodist church held IA lawn par
~ in the parsonage yard Thursday night
from & to 10. \ large crowd was pres
ent. and good sum was realiz d. The
grounds were beautifully decorated with
Japanese lanterns.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES

There will be regular services at tine
Christian church Sunday at ! | a. III. ana
at s:15 p. m. Sermons 10y the pastor
Rev. Ernest b. Motley. Christian In
deavor services at 7:15 p. m. All are
vvalcome Ia attend these services.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
FOR SALE

One eight II. p. steam engine, one grist
mill with two sets OF runners, niteeh
acres of land known as the Long Branch
Mill Tract. There are good Indications
OF gold on this land. For information
write to W. B. Shackeliord, COakley's +.
O.. Stafford county, Va. li27-2m.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
POTOMAC, FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD

Connections at Frssiericksbur with e. :. z.
X r. and MARYLAND. Delaware anu virginia Rail
WAY Co. At Orange with southern X X ana
Chesapeake s Ohio 4. X.
The only line To the Chancellorsyille and VIII
derness Battlehelds
Eastern standard Time. Daily except sunday.
W IL RICHARDS Gen. Manager.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
For Rent.

Star Building, on north side OF Com
merce street, adjoining the Johnston x
PeanOn's Drug Store.
Alvin 7. Embrey
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
Headquarters For
Building Materials.

/ keep all kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
undressed, Shingles, Laths, Sash,
Doors, and Blinds, Lime. Cement,
Calcine Plaster, Plastering Hair,
Building and Paving Brick. Tin and
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails, all
kinds Ready Mixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil Turpentine, Dryer
Varpish and Lewiss White Lead,
Paint Brushes of all kinds, Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hardware
of all kinds, Tar Roofing, Sheathing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. +. ID. COLE
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
MASTER HENRY DANNEHL, JR.,
ENTERTAINS HIS FRIENDS

The y year old son OF Councilman Hen
rv Dannehl gave n delightful picnic to
about 40 of his friends Wednesday. The
wagons flied with happy boys and girls
left town for Sulphur Spring Farm at
x O'Clock. carrying ice cream, cake, irult
and a large number of well filled baskets
of GOOD things to eat. After a happy
dav spent in swinging, bathing and play
inc games. they returned, wishing the
little man many happy returns OF the
day.
The Free Lance is prepared to do all
kinds of Job printing in first class style.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
SCHOOL CENSUS
Children Between the School Aces Number I,S22

The school CENSUS has bc'n 'competcd.
under the direction of the School Board.
hv Mr.. Geo T.. Cole. which comprises tine
children between the ages Oi seven and
nineteen years. The total number Is
30 divided as follows.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29

The last census took ia the ages be-
tween five and twcnty-onr years old ami
numbered / .7I4. Ii the CENSUS this year
had b,-,n taken for the same ages ~ ii'"
years ago. il would have shown 20 large
Increase
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
SALE OF PROPERTY

Mr.. Chas. T.. Wright has purchased
from Mr.. J. II. Rhomc his property To-
Gated on Wolfe street. Terms private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
WANTED.

Competent white maid for general
homework. No washing. Three adults
in family. Wages, $50 per month. Ad-
draSs Mrs. l.. +. Ewing,
''' Moss Neck, Va.
Or telephone "Anneslee Farm"
iylS-s3t-l3t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
PREACHING AT SALEM SUNDAY

Rev. A. w. Hampton Jones will preach
at Salem Baptist church, Spotsylvania
county. next Sunday morning at II
o,clnct
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
WANTED

An experienced dry goods and clothing
salesman. Apply, stating former posi-
ton and salary wanted, to Lock BOX
SG orono.. Va i22-Gt sit
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
NOTICE

Time-tried and fire-tested. Always IN
sure in the Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn.
John W. Allison, Jr., K Co..
AGENTS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
OWNER OF WAR STENCIL
ISSTILL LIVING
/. :. Pension Bureau. Washington. DC.
july -. 1905.
To The Free Lance:


To The Free Lance:
In the issue of The Free Lance July l3.
1905. appeared the following:
WAR RELIC.
Mrs. Laura Marshall. of Stafford. has
brought 10 our otiic, a stencil OF VIM.
Williams. Jr.. BIRD regiment. OF Massa-
chuSetts. which was lett there 10y the
Federal troops OF lN62. She desires To
return it To him ii living or 10 his rela-
tiveS.
take pleasure in informing Mrs. Mar
shall through your paper, that William
Williams. Jr.. Co. T.. 33 Mass VOL lni.,
now resides at GrotOn, Middlesex cOun-
ty, Mass.
Very respectfully.
J. Green
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-07-29
ARE YOU READY

thee All the and all the
thu o STORE. and the styles in Harness,
Surveys Dr and trTsatl Rigs Every Style and
all
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EdiiisuadDridDtcn.

Nem Dorf, #. Sept. Gn9c.
fomncn: Scr 9ampier n9timiolon"
bon Glasgow.
gbgeiobreu: ser Camper $50
nioin 2ouiie" nod Ncopel mo @e-
MIA.
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9ompier n&oiier @ilbelm Der @roBe"
lit bon Nep-Norf bier nngefommen
uno nod Stemen lpeitergeIobren .
Eolcrmo, 10. Sept. - Ingcz
fommen: ser Compiler o%llltonio" Don
Nep.Dorf.
&ombnra, 10. Sept. - In9c'
fommen: Ser Compiler nSomburg"
bon Gem Worf.
Gibraltar, #. Sept. - Ter
Compiler vaonia Nlbert"iit BON Neius
Uorf bier an9efommcn mo nab Ncd'
pei ulo @enuo lpcitergeiabren.
Goper, #. Sept. - Ger 0oms
pier .Sinlono" lit bon Stem : Dort
bier eingetroiien nnb nod gntperpen
iueitergeiobren,
9ouIogne, #. Sept. - gbgc'
fobren: Ser 9ampier ~8raf Woloer.
ice" nod Nen.Yorf.
@ibraltor, fl. Sept. gb9e.
fnbren: Ser Gampfern Erin5eB Srene"
nod Tem=Oorf. .
MopiIIe, #. Sept Ter Cant.
pier .gitorio" lit bon Neu.9orf bier
%onaefommen uno nad) Glasgow ipeis
tergeinbren.
@rcmem1 #. Sept. - angefoms
men: Der Tampierv @roBer auriiirIt"
bon Nem.9orf.
Gberbourg, fl. Sept. Der
0ompier. aailer Wilbelm Der 8roBe"
lit bon .'Meip.Dorf bier nngefommcn
uno nod Bremen neitergeiobren.
Gberboure, 10. Sept. gb9e-
iabren: Ser Gompier .Sriebrid Der
@robe" (pon Yremen) nab Neiuz
Oorf. i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
Nns Dem rnIliidcn Eager.
@ie Die Nodridt iibcr Ben SrieocnS.
ld)Iub oni9cnommCn muroe. -
&odruic oli Den FrGiioenteu
Hoolcpelt.

H~onlcpelt.
Gun y u.E 8, ., Sept. (9er.
Ipdtct,) - Seitoem Die Hodrid)t
bier einaetrolien mar, ooB ole Srie,
Observation-Disclosures IN Fort@moutb
ibrem NbldlllB entge9en gingen, bat
Der Correspondent Der .Nilociirten
FreIlt" IGmmtlihe Eoiitionen ser
rllIll'd)en Nrn1ee, bon Der Wongolei
on bis 5llm Sulptquartier, oui no.
denlongcr Tobrt ol;igeilttt. er Der.
'olate blernit sum Sbcil ben 3lped,
lid iiber Die Stimmun1 ser Irn1ee
Den Observation-Disclosures gegcniibcr
81 p%ergepincrn. Siii5icu marc bon
Den @crbonollnGen bis 81 oeren cr.
tolgreidlen NbI6luB I'M 6el0c feline
Atoti5 gcnommen. Die Mrnlcc ml,r0c
fiir DER aonpf bcrcit gebolten, bis
General Sincpitid) Die Sepeihe 0cS
&allerS erblclt nit Der Wel0unQ, ooB
Der Sricoe obgeldlplien iei ullo Scr
&ailer Den 8eitimmtngen 3ultinlnlc.
Nicle Gepeid)e lpuroe bon ImtSiue.
gen am 6. September i'm Nrmeeblott
perolfertlift, rnb in Der aleid)cn
Nirmmcr mllrbcn oie SrieoenSbcoiny
9iingen IN groBen 3iigen befonnt &c.
aeben. SoS Heiultot oieicr @cfonnt
g%ebu1gcn iuar, nod Ben 9eobodtut.
gen oeS Gorreiponbentcn, Dob lid bel
ocn Sffi5ieren eir bobcr @eiit militia.
ridden MnItut6eS bemcrfbor nlod)tc,
mabrero Die Monridofter nit ser
3ulttmmlun9 uno gum Sbcil ol,rd
Die 8eneroiit1t Der Torgeiebten ooS
GrelgniB olli ollc Mrten ieicrter.
IS miro cine ipeiterc ISOLDE i1eb.
men bis Die geiammte armee BON
oen1 6rieoenSid)lub in aenntniB &c.
lett iporoen lit, Dos Gintreiien Der
Nnd)rid)t mar ober bereits ieit Der
3eit Der %Grnennuna oersSrieoens-Oe De.
legoten III Dem Sinne beiproten
moroer, bob Scr Srieoe mlnmebr ge-
lld)ert mare. so picl fam 9eiogt
lperoen, bob Sic arobe Mebr5obI Der
Sffl5iere mo Wonnid)aiten Die 9tad).
rid)t, ooB Der arieg 81 Gnbe lei, nit
Sreiben begriibt bot.
SauIenoe trinfen tGalid, auf oas
Wobl oeS ErGiibenten R~ooiepelt. Der
Correspondent Der .gliociirten Vr.,"
ipeld,er ais ein5iaer 8ertreter eiwer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12

frenl0en 3eitung bier nod an Scr
Sront 5rriifgeblieben lit, porb iiber.
oil bon bcn Sclltcn oefrogt, oh or
Mn1crifoner mare. &ls er 0ies be.
iabte, ipur0e er ergriffcn uib nod)
&oiadenort piele Wtole in Die Quit
beioroert un0 luieoer a%uigeiongen,
mGbren0 sic Sffi5iere leiie geaen Die.
ie etmos 5meiielboite 4rt uuO @eiie,
boS @ciiibl ser gepunoerun0 5um
Inaorlld 81 bringen. proteltirten. -
lleberal Ger Giienbobn cntlollg, no
MIR 3eitungen ouf5utreiben lparelt,
loien Die 2eute nit Offer ole ihncn
luillfommencn NadJrihtcn. INN Damn
inter Sodrllicn oui Den FrGiioenten
NooIepelt inter N6iingen patriot.
ider un6 luitigcr Soloatcnliebcr in
Die tieie Naf)t binein ibrcr 6relloe
gu5Orud 81 gcben.
Wtit ser N~uSnobne 0cS Gooes eli.
mes Sauptmonnea un0 5ipeier 2ellte
an Der Weitfront inner6oib ser leb.
ten 5mci @oGcn un0 BON nelln ecu.
ten im Centrum inn Soli ser lebten
Wo6e bat cS feline &erlllite 9e9eben.
Ser GinItellrg Der Standardization
9lngell MIR nnbe0cltenoc NeCognoS.
5lrung9s8eIedte 5ltpor. Mon ludtc
mclterea SlutpergieBen 81 permeiOcn.
NnQelidtS Der .enormen G%ntiernu1Q
5mIiden Den rliiildcn 2inien 0itlid
bon Snilllnq6eng un0 oenen an Scr
&lo0iuoltod @abn uno Der iopani.
i6cn 2inicn IN Scr Gbongpoiibon-
@eratctte miro eS einige 3eit in gn-
iprud nebmen, bis ole burd) Den
| SricocnsidItB n%otGtucn0ig 9elporoe-
nen MoBregelr our6gciiibrt NOR
ben limo.
Gle Siii5icre holtcn bel Gocribu H..
an onoercn Srten EierOcrcmGn ob.
Ieu0crungen I'M Com.
III u u u.
Cas- 4. ii6iriid)e Irncecorp5, ooa
mdbrcno bea gan5en arieQea cine
berporrugen0c Hole ipicIte, bate am
5. September Dor Ieinem Gommon.
0eur, @enerol 3aroubnieif, Der lid
0urd) ieine Heiltungen IN oenS 6lodr
rem bon Satdefiap ut0 S%iaopong,
bel Der &ertbeioiqung bon WutOen
mo ali Dem Giid5u9e BON BORT no
ben Hllbnl ermorben bat, Eorooe. IS
beiBt, oaB General 3orollboieff ais
elmer Scr Griten in oie Seinlotb SIT.
riidfebren miro. Die 9ienitnlitau1.
lid)feit oes Generals 3crpitSfp bat
Itcti9 .5ligenommen, mo cr miro
notbgeOrlngen nod) europa 5ilriid.
fe6rer. Gr bot iidl mGbrcno oeS
&riegeS our6 icine Sopierfeit Der.
oorgetbon. gr fpurbe bel Witfoen
%perpunoet, no cr 0rei &iertel ieineS
5ebntcn Nrntcecorps perlor. General
2inelpitif miro, mie es beiBt, binncn
aur5em obrciier. Ger @enerolitob
1T nit ocn ElGncu fir Sen @etlel
ser Gommonocllre IN Ser 0or5ei1 Pr.
NEE Dor Scr Stunning beidJdfti1t.
llnter Sen Monni6oiten I'M Nlf9c,.
mcinen berridt ein @efiibl Ser @e.
iorQniB biniit)tlid, Scr imcren 81.
ItGnoe MllBlnnb'S, unO piele fhbcn
Ben @ltnidy QeGlBert, fir INNER in
Ser WonOlturei 81 blciben.
Erin5 Sricorid ) Scopolo
fcbrt Deim.
Grin5 Srieoridy 2eopol0 bon Erell.
Ben, ser Iid ieit @nIong Moi bel Der
@lrmcc befiroet, hat lelne Nbliht,
nod Geutihlano 5urild5ntebren,
tuno gcgebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12

EaAN.H E
ctobliren. Sober ser @ererdle miro
BON elmer fleillen Gsforte be0leitet
lcill
6bineicn beridtcn, boB Die iopani.
Idle Irmec 81 Gbantuiu binnen 3ebn
Gu9en na6 Wiufoen 5%uriIdIauen
miro.
9omura'a aranfheit.
Nem.Oorf #. September. -
Die alli nGd)iten Gonneritog onbe-
roumte Nbrciie Der inponiihen Sries
oenSoeleQoten nndy Seattle, @oi6,
miro pieQeidt in 4nbetrodt ser Gr.
fronfung 0c9 9aronS &omnlro Der
idoben meroen miilien. Ser Baron
lieat nod I'M .Noloori NItorio" inn
Sicber 0drnie0er, un0 iein 3ultun0
lit, mcnn aud nidt bebenflidl oen."
nod oerort, OoB &oriidt 9c6oten lit.
Supaniih dc Sortihrittler
toocln Die Hegierung.
Sofio, #. September - Die
SortidrtttSportei bielt bier cine Sit
5llng ub, in melder SooelSbeI6lniie
gcQen ole HcQierung onqenonmen
mltr6erL neil lie einen gang Snpan
ocmiitbiacnocn Srie0en geidloiien;
cincn 6ric6crt scr in (ofio 81 oui-
riibrGriihcn Scenen iilbrte, 10 0aB
DER @cld9crln9a5uItano iiber Die
Heihabouptitoot perbGngt lUcr0en
mllBtc.
@roi Sfumo ser Iiibrqr ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mar ourd) I'M
iuobllein nerbin0ert, an ser SiBung
tbeil5unebmen. Iie ongcnonmene
GeiolutiOn bat folgenoen @ortlout;
Ser bon unieren 6riebensbepoQs
mGdtigten obgeId)loIIene Srie0e itebt
I'M ldrofier BegcnioB 81 Dem 3ncde
ocS &rieQeS; CT 0icbt 0ic Sritdtc I'M,
icrer 10 thcucr erfouitcn Sicgc aus
Der Sor6 l,l0 t6llt sen notionalcn
Sntcrellcn idmeren Ibbrud). Gr iii
cine 0oucrnbe Gemiltbi9ltnA fir Die
oieHcQierulq ucrortluortlid genlodt
lueroen mub. Die 0urd) sic llnid.
bigfeit Der Foli5ei pernnlaBte Ser.
bdnglng oe@ observation-disclosures
lln6 Die IuibebunG Scr ms ourd'
Die Scrioliung gemGbrleilteten Gcoe-
ireibeit lit Ole groBte mno ieit Grid
tllng elmer neutrality-suspicious. He.
gierull0 mioeriubrenc llnbill unO
Sdlmod).
GoS aobinet lit iiir oieie itncrc
9eleioigung Ser joponiiben Station
Oerontmortlid)."
Gle munG ser &opa-
ner in Gored. ~
SoeuI, Goreo, 9. Sept. - CGer.
ipGtet.) - Die bieiige nidtamtlid)e
iopaniihe Frelle iti1mlt Den aramols
len mo Dem Gieoerbrennen Der He.
gicrun9sgebGuoe 81. slld) mer0en ole
NeItercn StootSm1nner fritiiirt.
Die bieii1c ioponiihe 9epGltermg
lit nit ben 5rieoen3be0inqungen I'M.
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