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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-17

OF hiS operations -
Hongkong, where.
it is reported, the
boycott has been
Very effective Sec
retary Taft, who
has just returned
from the orient
and had opportu-
nifty to observe the
state Of public sen
timent IN China in
regard to America,
says there is a de-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-17

lies. and these papers have been fore
most in promoting the boycott move
ment anG carrying it into the interior.
Some curious IDEAS exist in regard
TO American goods and many natives
believe that the people of the United
States have conspired TO kill them by
Wholesale through poison concealed in
articles exported from this country.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-17

Governor Samuel w. Pennypacker of
Pennsylvania is an enthusiastic col
lector of books and Americana. Not
long ago it was advertised that the
governor would sell his literary and
historical collections. 1t happened that
the chief justice and attorney general
of the state were to do the same, and
to some who commented upon the fact
the governor said:
1T is an evidence of the honesty of
the state officials. They are obliged to
sell their books and pictures in order
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-17

Oruereu the enSl'
neer to back it to the station, but by
trick the engineer and conductor out
witted Howard'S friends and trans
ported the prisoner to the state capital.
The first trial resulted in conviction,
and he was sentenced to be hanged. A
new trial was secured and again he
was convicted. but this time was sen
fenced to life Imprisonment. His fam
lily never lost faith in him. and when
his home and all his property had gone
into the fund to pay for his fight for
liberty friends came to his support so
that the fight might be continued up
to the court of last resort. Howard is
thirty-eight years old. was county as.
SCISSOR when arrested and has wife
and three children. Mrs. Howard was
Miss Mary Reed daughter of a promi-
nent physician of Clay county.
The life insurance inquiry, which has
now attracted national attention. start.
ed about six months ago in IA coutro-
versy which arose in the Equitable So
ciety and led to a reorganization of
that institution. One of the leaders in
the movement for reform in the Equi-
table was Joseph Bowes, a general
agent of the company at Baltimore.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-11-17


had been rather bitter in its opposition
to him. The smoke of battle had clear.
ed away, and the editor wanted to
offer his congratulations on Mr.. Penny.
packers election and incidentally to
seek some information relative to the
early history of Pennsylvania In the
course of conversation the judge pro
duced what appeared to be small
bulletin from the files and passed it to
his guest with the remark, There, sir,
is one of the first copies of the Penn.
sylvania Gazette. well preserved in
spite of its age"
How do you think the newspapers
of today compare with it, judge:'
well. they are larger" said the new
governor of the commonwealth.
The Chinese boycott of American
goods continues. and people in this
country are coming to realize that it
has broad significance The boycott
has had the effect Of creating a senti-
ment in this country against harsh
enforcement Of the exclusion laws and
humiliating treatment Of Chinese mer-
chapts and professional men or stu
dents seeking admission to our ports,
The leader of the boycott movement 10
China is Using Sin Hing The center
9 &
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06
NEW PORTUGUESE BENEFIT.

A new Portuguese mutual and
benevolent society has been organized
lately under the name Of "Pstria" and
last Saturday evening was formally
introduced to the public at Lusitana
hall on Alapai street. In presence OF
Portuguese Consul Canvarro, Father
Stephen and prominent members OF the
Portuguese colony. A large crowd was
present and the stereoptical pictures OF
the country Of their birth, which were
shown during the evening, Father
valeintin manipulating the machine.
were much applauded.
A feature OF the new society Is that
unlike the older Lusitana and San An.
tonic. women and children will be ad.
mitted to its membership. Another
aim Of "Patria" Is the foundation Of 0
Portuguese school In which the chill
dren of the colony may be able to
learn and keep the language Of their
forefathers. ]. J. Dias was elected
president of the society. J. J. Souza
secretary. v. o. Teixeira treasurer and
A. g. Silva chairman Of the board OF
directors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06
CROWDED WEEK
ON WATERFRONT

This week should be a lively one
along the waterfront. No less than
seven big liners are expected to arrive
during the next seven days, to say
nothing Of the comings and goings of
the regular inter.island steamers.
The Hawaiian-American freighter
Hawaiian is due here from San Fran.
cisco this evening or early tomorrow
morning, with one days later mail.
She will load sugar here, at Kahului
and Hilo for New York direct. The
U. 8. A. transport Thomas may arrive
here this afternoon for Manila and the
transport Logan Is due tomorrow aft.
srnoon or Wednesday morning from
the Coast. The CA. r. M. steamer
Aorangi should arrive In port fror,
the Colonies sometime on Wednesday
the "old reliable" Alameda will show
up. as usual. early Friday morning
and the Oriental and Occidental s. s.
China is due to arrive from Yokohama
on the same day. The Moana, from
Victoria. b. c.. II on time, will arrive
on Saturday thus closing an excep-
t!onally busy week.
The four.mastcd schooner Eldorado,
bound from Portland to Shanghai,
which called here on account OF her
pumps being out of order. will resume
her voyage to the east tomorrow aft.
ernoon. The barkentine Klikitat is
doing some lively work at the Rail.
way wharf and should be ready to sail
about the end Of the week; the bark
r. p. Rithet and the Chilean ship
Othello are likewise putting some hard
days work and unless all signs fail
will have left Honolulu before the end
Of the week.
A number Of sailing vessels from
Pacific and Australian ports are al out
due and II they should arrive this
week will be memorable one along
Honolulu's waterfront.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06
KAHOO[AWE SURVEYED
KAIwIKI GIANT ISSUES
CHALLENGE TO ANYBODY
TWO EXCURSIONS A DAY FROM
Hilo TO voLcANo-THET TIDE
GAUGES IN OPERATION
ON HAWAII.
Especial Correspondence

| w .N'pOn"Sn'o'I
| Sienwood, HAWAII, Feb. 26.-The ".
p. o. fatterson. capt. Pratt, arrived at
nno last FRIDAY from Makena. For
tne last SIX weeks the Patterson has
osen IN tne waters surrounding Maui
wnere sue mas taken about seven hun.
oreo square miles OF soundings.
hsnoolawe was surveyed ana Will bc
gwen It's proper position upon the
chart IL seems that the local gov.
ernment mas never surveyed kahoo'
awe put that one day some one climb
ed to the top OF Haleakala and upon
looking around the country spread out
oeiow MIN happened to see the island
OF kahoolawe nesting In the sea not
iar from Maizena, and exclaimed: BE
mold there Is kahoolawe; we will place
ner upon the map In this position"
Tnus the island has never been re-
corded In exactly its proper location.
Just before leaving for Hilo Capt.
Pratt LETT one tide gauge in operation
, at kahoolawe and another at Makena,
these gauges are ODerated by clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06

Superintendent Dodge Of the Bernicu
Fauahi Bishop Estate returned Satur
day from the forest fire district on Ha-
wall. He was with Forester Hosmer In
organizing and directing the fire.fight.
ing brigade. Dodge says that by Wed.
nesday the Honaunau fire was under
control, and the others checked. In
his report Forester Hosmer says the
fire can be held within its present lin.
It's, but rains must come before 1t can
be entirely extinguished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Maui ports. per stmr. Gland.
Inc. March SC. b. Wells, A. N. Ke.
poikai, Judge Galbraith, J. A. Gre
ham, G. II. Schultz. A. d. Kletzsuch.
J. d. Avery. Jas. McSwanson. NJ. c. Pi.
cameo. Miss b. Kahakauila. Bishop OF
Zeugma. Mrs. Awana. Miss Josephine
Kanalulu. Miss Juliana Kaupale. Mrs,
J. X. Hanuna, T. X. Pa, A. Comes,
wife and two children. Miss A. Jerman
Mrs. s. A. Cutter, W. +. Drake. Geo. o
Cooper. +. ]. Hare. II. ID. w. Schmidt
a. Halberg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06

On Sunday. February 26. the Koloa
Sunday School held its first annual
meeting In conjunction with the Lihuo
Sunday school, and the work done by
the classes was a fine showing for the
new superintendent, Mrs. Henry
Blake. who has being doing her best
since taking over the duty Of head
OF the Sunday school to make 1t sue
cess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06

c. w. ZiEGLER, Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06
EMBERT NJ. BROWN.

II you are interested In kodaks como
and snap some Of the new ones now in
stock. Kodakery is only photography
made easy. We have them new from
$500 upward; Brownies 81 and 81.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.. Fort
street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06

Mr.. McQuaid. the chemist for Makes
Sugar Co., left Kappa. Kauai, for Ho.
nolulu on February 25. and returned
there on Wednesday last with his
wife. who had been In the capital city
Ave or six weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-06

Prenlums to be given In The Even.
Ing Bulletin $1,000. contest are now on
display In the windows Of the schu.
man Carriage Co., Ltd, Young Bldg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15

vTram": Sa, nu bar Sarge bleuet
sieHet al be norite Stuoenteriansere
81 bar ttfe mango Orb at 1t9e; TIT bet
er allereoe- la9t en- bel Del oerom.
Eboralo &lapeneis iper9er fin Bos,
,Det Nor1fe Mmertta": 6pap bar
Norse slort for be II MiQioner Meu-
nefer / Mmerita af norlt Bpro2 Ders
paa siuer ban bet Guar: vSutet".
81 pil berefter itrpse bet Orb vintet"
Eb. MI bar ytoree siort mere for os
Noromeno &merita. enb ON be bapbe
tpmt Snbboloet at @tatsraslen ouer
pore Doueoer. Norge bar lite alene
9iort % en- 2@re peb at ienbs en- Prppe
paa bpab bun tan preftere oper til os;
men ucr samIe Mooer Nor9e bar op:
naaet BEN forte 2@te al aQe, at bun
peb fine Sansere bur tnpttet ct fterters
Baanb meqem 9foriferne Der os / Nor.
9e; os Tier M, oa be politilte Torpit.
linser 9torse treuer, at ct Darni
pierte laar benz tmpbe Der fra ben flor,
@epublit ! 0eiten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15
SfoIerapporter-

Tra Dif. go. %, Conn Of Dane
prairie, for Mpril Maaneo 1905. Ans
tai Gleper iubfrepne 20, giennemintts
liet Mntal buer Sag IS; Mntal 8eiessus
be IL; Nutal @leuer lom buerten ct
TONNE ler(eut eller bar toriomt nogen
Dag, 5. Deres Napue er: 9ilie, Gluie
os parrp peterion, @ona Breoom oe
Soispb Tosten. Gplsenbe @leper uo:
sipr 9eberslilten: 2tlie, @luie Srens
os 6aael Peterion. Soiepb Toslen, @arl,
Mnnie % Olga @usmuslen, 2iuie 3ad:
ion, Cora @briitenion, Benta Sobnion.
Ole og &arl 9au9berg. ,.8=
Anna Bratpolb QRrerinbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15
500 8eI1etttttta 500.

Dette gabs saere pt pore forn1iebe oper at srare'
at oer er bet min bite en- rpget Spso on iom to
1taben ct blepet @anb til at f,rere aue oens Stae
bier o9 beter &atarrb. Halls Oatarrh Cure er bet
eneits ptrfeltse 0ebreoelies mibbel sesetanben ez
ber. % &atarrb er en- fonttutionel 9p9oo, tororer
Cure tases nb, ptrfer brette paa Blooetos Sltbtns
berne Spfemet, tilintetsipr berueo Spsoom1n ems
aras os sper Nattenten @tprte Deb at opbpgse aons
Gerne bar iaa Eltro til bets belbrebenbe &raft
at Sc tilbpber ct bmnbrebe Dollars for bpert
bpor benne Mebicin lite bepirter 9elbreoele, tr'u
efter Site o9 0tbnesbprb. Eilftrtp q :
FIJI. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 9
4 IL Selges bos Mpotbetere. s, zs5 sa
4 Halls Family Pills er be bsbFt. Dag
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15

Ser er intet uiaopaultst peo praots
tauterne berbiemn1e. @u MFten bprte
ies ben msset omifrepne u. Hunbe, men
bet par ct entolbi3t o9 almsnoe!igt Tsbs
nesbprb. Sntet bpbtsaaenoe os in9en
Begeiltrin9. N}aar 6errsn foer tale TT
Orb ino Mennslfeb1erterne, iaa beror
bet lite meset paa preottanten.
Tcr lite at tase tor me9et Jtum at
Blabet. iaa ital leg Tutte. Naar leg
tommer tilbase til Eronobiem, ifal leg
ifripe li6t i9jen. Seq traf Deres Sp>
fer os Denbes Mano paa Bebebulet I
Eronbbiem. Mlt par uel. De bil{es
fra benz. @n biertelis 9ilien til aue
mine Benner Mmerita. 9erren pere
meb eber! Il. .. Sobnion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15


! 3 Brootlpn Tom enbel 9torifer %
@pentter op at Haas en- &ettauration
en- Mften Nfe l1se alene oper StiQinsen
biemn,e @tanbinapien. Ser bar lite
ueret bprt ON 'oset iaa upasienbe bers
ube Befen enbnu.
Toranlebninsen Brootlpn oplpies
at pere beune: Gn norff @ansforenina
baube bolbt tn resulere Concert, oe
blanot be beipsenbe par prof. 9as{trsm
fra Mortb Carolina, oer for baube ue:
ret MeOIem at Sansforeniusen. Otter
@oncerten began man fig til &eitauras
tionen, buor Der opifob en- beo poIitiit
Distusi1ou. 45rof. 6asitrom ifss op
paa et, Stol % iosbe, at Sperise piIoe
albris tiaobe Morse at saa ub of Tors
enin9en meb Suerise, os at ber uilbe
blipe &ria ON noouenbist.
Yreli6ent Eborelon al Torentu9eu
E1prang burtig pp og raaste: 1vSpen:
ferne tan lite forbinbre 9foriferne at
gipre, lom be nil. Desuben er @5u:ns
ffe1ue &uioner."
uSee pil pile big, om be er &ujouer" ,
ifree 6aeftrpm, fprans neo fra @tolen
og tmob Eboreion, 1om ban llcs opers
enbe. Tor ct Dieblit par oer en- ulmins
belis &, tnbtil toloblobisere os
mere rolise Qoueoer fit beroliaet 6oben
% fit lenbt be fiempenoe bort.
~5aaleoes oplp1eS oer I omerttan1te
NpiIer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15
sra Mtttnefota SotaIaftoIoSs
IeIifab+
(@uitap @ibe, Set.)


Banbon notwithstanding 0fenpi1e
County bar efter ct Par Mars @ttue=
itaaen i9ien opto9et 94rbeibet. Torz
eutnsen teller nu so Uteblemner os
fpl9en6e Bei1prelie: gilbert N. Strpm,
9feno Suerien, 0enrp Senn,nslen os
Peber Solbeim.
Oscar Mfbolosforentns, Ottertail
County, bespnber at ftpoe+ ny getft.
.oet Toreningen ueb ct npli9 afbolot
Mpoe bapbe Is Yerioner, iom unber=
itreu Afpolosleftet, itriper Torenin9ens
Setreter.
@oniRio Afbolbstorenius. Dobse
County, afbolot ben lite sSuni en- n1e9et
uellpttet Trtluftteif. Ser uar en-
Meusoe ToIt iamlet. os ct ubmertet
1rosram beifaaenbe at Euler, Mui1t os
Gang tleu uofsrt.
Selitabets Marsmebe afbolbes Bpen
Maoiion, Sac qui parle County, ben
2a-25be Sunt. Mue 6oreninser, TOM
tan, ber ienbe Delesater. Cab mig
o9laa oplple, ba bet er en- sleoetis 9&p'
beo, tom lite Blaoene enbnu bar meo.
belt. at Wabiion tor fsrfe Gang paa
mango Mar. ineen Salooner bar, ba
bet n1e v@itp Council, fom bleu inbs
ualat iuaar, uestebe at ubftebe 9ice,lle.
81 nil altiaa eeiaa iaar, 2isbeb meo
ifior, baue ben @lebe at tamles en-
Bp uben Salooner. Ser nil unber
Marsmptet blipe afbolbt Torebras os
Ealer baaoe pua norlt os en9elt af Here
bp9tise &refter, tom utl bltue tili1ebe.
Ser pil oesuben blipe baabe Gang os
WuFt unber bele Mptet.
Tplsenbe Jets Mfbolbsforeninser bar
nplis melot fig tub SeIftabet: @ars
telo Mfbolbsforenins, Sac qui Yarle
County, ftiftet ben 7be Mai. Torenin.
gen teller SO Meolemmer os bar palst
felgenbe Be1yrelie: sc. 8. Nor6obl,
$. Stieltao, Mtis Mnua Dtsre %
Ole Mnberion.
garlion Nfbolosforenins, itiftet ben
8be Mors bette Nar. Toreninssn telz
ler MI 81 Meolemmer o9 bar fplgenoe
Befprelte: s. Ollon, q. guepI len,
Sobn 6. W{oTue, Mrs. Sennie Stielz
itao og 6. Nrnelon.
| g1orolpiet NfbolosForen,ns. g!earwas
ter, County, 1tiftst 27oe Sanuar bette
Mar Toreninsen teller % Wfeolems
mer % bar oalst folgenoe Beltyrelle:
Jtep. y. q. Dsoltue, Yeoer Y.lfe, Wiiis
2isSie g8iIonaoe os Carl S. gritlon.
@amoen MfboIosTorenin9, Bsdsr
@ountp, lfiftet 2soe Sanuar iaar: 81
WeoIemmer os folsenbe uoaior Beltp=
rellen: q. 92. Bortnem, @ioert 2ar=
fon. Gbrtit @brtltofferlon % Matbilba
Nil1on+
| &nife 2afe Nfbolostorenine, &anas
Dec gountp, uar ittftet ben 29be Sanus
ar iaar, bat MI Sc MeoIemmer oa foIs
9enoe Beitprelle: 2lnorem l19lanb,
ytep. 9. Neitan, Sobn Nellou os Nrsl
2tnoberg.
| Normanna Mfbo!osforening, gsorman
County. Denne Torentns bleu iiiFtet
ben sbe Tebruar 1886 og teller MI 76
Weolemmer og bar fpleenoe BefpreIle
Yeoer Npsaaro, 8. 9. Nornes, 6als
Dor Qeltao % 81. 6. lelan6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15

@obt y5pt fra Norse. Wtr. 5.
Bernbaro Eborn, af Jio. 232 Df
LOBE @obe, Minneopolis, U(tnu., fcr:
teller ON, buorlebes ban bapoe ben
@Iebe at ouerbrinse en Uelignelie til
fin 9amle Taber bet tierne 9}or9e.
6an }trtper urber Dato at Den 2oen
yebruar, 1905, til Or. peter 'yabrnep
/ gbtcaso: vWtn Taber beoer mig at
opetbrinse Dem bans bpbe paaIfjpns
nelle 4f Deres &urito. 9an par meset
lpg og ube at Stano til at giore nosetz
loubsIlt Mrbeibe. pan leo al Wtst og
aIminoelis Spasbe6, enoifipnt ban op
til ben Eib, oa ban blep ips, bapbe pes
ret en- uiebpanlig itarf Mfano. 9an
roablpurate en- peltienot profesior
TorbiubelIe meb Tauilielasen. men blep
perre ijfebetfor bebre unoer oeres Bes
banbling.
Sea til1frep Taber ON Deres &urtFc
oa fo,talte bam, at Eurito funbe faces
bos Dsres Nsent 0f6raas. 6an lenbte
efter en- Toripnins, les peb lite be|femt
buormsset, men ies borer, at ban t g.
bet af tt tiger oar fulbfenots belb;e>
bet"
Or. Neter's Rurito turerer be SDge
% brinser Qaab og 9ielp til aQe Spa:
qe % 2ibenoe, Beroen ouer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15
s5nsrenttsiionsm6oe.

Om Sub p,l, afbolber Ottertail
9nbremts iionsforenins ct D;ebe / Tri'
borg Meniqbeb, Bait. Il. 8. Sobn,
ions Galb, ira ste til % meo zoe Suli.
Samtaleemnet ct Sen for!orne Spn.A :
Mae er bierteI,a ueltomne. Stpbs mp.
Der i Motb|ap ON Aftenen ben 4oe oa
ON Mor9enen ben ste.
Yaa Toreninsens Besne,
@. s.. Mprbmarten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-06-15
Wt9tt9e WDteoer fra Nprge+

Com allerebe bebuoet fife uge tom
Der inort uistise 0&pbeoer ousaaenoe
Stilineen t Norge. lseblaost par
tnapt trptt. ba ber alerebe bIep sne5beIt,
at Stortbinget bouoe ontaget fslgenbe
Relolution:
ySiosn oue @tatsraabets Weblems
msr bar reRsneret, os baus MajeitRt
Ronsen bar ertleret Zig ube at @tanb til
at oprette en- M Resierins for 2auoet,
og t1ben ben tonliitutioneue fongeli9e
Mast iaalebes opbprer at uirte, beupnz
bigger Stortbiuset Statsroaoets Meb>
lemmer, iom ioas neolasbe tit @mbeoe,
til, inbtil be a:oerleoes unberrettes,
iom nor(f Reqier1ns at eue ben Mast
iom ifelse Norses @runolou os be be-
ifaaenoe 2oue tilbprer &ongeu, meo be
Toranorinser, iOn' npouenoissipres uet
ben aisnossiernins, at Toreninsen meo
@uerise unoer en- &onse er oplpit iom
Tslse al, at Eouseu bar opbprt CT fun>
sere iom norff &on9e."
| (6erpeo er at merfe, at bette CT en-
0uer1etteIie at ben enselite @jens'uelie
at Rei eiolutiouen. OrbIyoen ben OPP
rinoelise Re1olution tan baue ueret an>
oerleoes.)
@tortbin9et uoiteote pelte Dag en-
Proclamation til bet uorife Tolt. buori
bette bleu oplplt ON, buab Der par ble'
pen eiort, os builte Bee,uenbeber bauoe
lebet til 0pIpsnineen at 1aionen. s
Yrotlamationen uotaltes !6aab om, at
2anoet maatte pebblipe at leue / Treb
n1eb anore Nationer % fornemuelt9
meo Suerise. De borserli9e os n1ilt=
tere @mbebsmenb paauinbeoes om at
UNDERTAKE fig ben npe &e9ierina.
| Stortbiu9et % bele bet norite 5olt
bar banolet meo yerbtaDeo ug ben
lterlte No. NQe iynes at forltaa @til>
]Iiugeus fore gistig9eo oa Aluor.
/ Sto~tbtnget isnote en- Noresie % en-
Deputation til &onsen, men bet bsoer,
at ban lite uilbs mootoge Deputotiouen.
San lenbte ct Telegram til Statsrnini,
iferea % tiltienbe9au fit W&isbas % tin
Yroteit mob, buob Stortbinset bauoe
9iort.
@tortbiu9et bar anlnooet Song Os:
car ou at anbe Iale Ell prias at Ronges
familien til Ronse tor Nnrge, me'e ban
bat nestet at eipre bet. Dette pi!oe
10 nemlig pere ct goofisnbe. buab J{oro:
menoene bar siort. 9enere Bat S5tor:
tbingst benoeubt fig til bet oan1fe &on=
9ebus ON at foa Ell aouge berfra, men
bet laber, iom ON o9laa bette piI bIiue
mpbt meb et MfIes.
Det beber, at @uerige logsr Ct fras
raabe etbueyt Upritebus fra at anerfje1'z
be, buab Jorse bat siOrt.
s 5pertse bar mon oglaa ta9et Mf>
feren meo 1neSen SO men bar ueo
offeatIise Den1oni itrationer tiIfienbesiuet
Roneen fit BitaIo, for DDab ban bat
siort.
Rrouprinleu ftpnbte lt9 at tomme
6jem fra Epiflano.
Wton tror I'LL, ct Norse bliuer erflaz
ret for en- Nepublif.
s. q. 2eplano, iom ihag, ben
l5oe SUM-, ouertaser fit Gmbeoe iom
l1oenrissminiRer, bar ertleret, at en-
lpeciel @eianbt ON fac Tiger ri! bliue
lenbt til @torma9terne forat beuase
ben, til at sobtjeube glofses oiplomatiife
| 90 fonlu[ere Nsprelentanter, os ban bar
soot 6aab ON, at bette fal Ipttss, ba
ban ipnss, at 9lorae lite ifolss Omltens
biebeoernes Mebfpr fan baue banoIst
| anberlebes, euo bet bat siort.
! Tplsenbs gleuer 9raouereoe fra 6pts
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