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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
FORMER CITIZEN
VISITS THIS CITY

Henry Robinson and son, Charles,
are here the guests of W. s. Ross,
the well known printer. Mr.. Rob
inson is a brother-in-law of Mr..
Ross and formerly had a store, where
the Irwin building is located. He
went West in 1872 and resides at
Deadwood City, South Dakota, where
he is successfully engaged in busi-
ness. They have been in Washing
ton City to look after matters before
the United States supreme court
and stopped off here on their return
to.see Mr.. Ross. The elder Robin
son says there has been a wonder
full transformation in Clarksburg
since he left here in 1872.
Martin Boughton, of Great Falls.
Mont, is with them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05

Prominent traction officials were
here from Fairmont Saturday morn
ing 10 inspect the old Short Line
railroad route as the one to be taken
by the traction line coming into the
city from Fairmont. OF these
were President S. L. Watson, Gen
eral Manager A. J. Purinton and
Director L. L. Malone. They went
over the road bed and were pleased
with the start made to get it in con-
dition for the track. 1t is under
stood the terminal will be near the
foot Of North Third street.
foot of North Third street, but may
be changed so as to come in on the
Glen Elk bridge.
Local Superintendent Ernest Hut
ton says cars will be running be-
tween this city and Fairmont by
August / next.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
(By Associated Press.l

ALTOONA, Pa, May Ten
are dead as the result of Pennsyl-
yania railroad collision near Clover
Greek junction last night.
Six were killed outright and four
died from injuries. About twenty
were injured.
The dead are
j. W. Fagner, Middleton, Pa.
J. W. Cox, Downington, Pa.
Mail Clerk Schuyltz. Washington.
Mail Clerk Jones.
+. G. Harder, Harrisburg.
Max Tarloye, South Norwalk,
Conn.
j. D. Conover, New York.
]. 3. Herr, Jersey City.
Unlnown man and an unknown
woman.
Among the injured was Express
Messenger j. c. Scott, of Fort
Wayne, Ind.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
OPENING GAME

The first game of the season will
be played at the Union park ball
grounds tomorrow between the Graf
ton team and the Clarksburg team
at , o'clock. 1t will be a hot game
as both teams are equally matched.
The fans should all turn ont to wit
ness the game and to show the boys
that they appreciate their labor IN
securing a fast team for ClarlSsburg
There will be collection taken up
on the ground to help defray expen-
,ses and all should contribute some
thing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
OFFICERS THWART
HIGHWAY ROBBERS

Quite q crowd of strangers and
suspicious persons congregated on
the bridge near the Catholic church
about 10 o'clock Friday night. The
eagle eve Of Chief Scott spied them
within the hour and he detailed two
policemen to either disperse or ial
them. The officers had little diff
Guilty in breaking up the crowd. 1t
is suspected they were bent on high
way robbery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
PETIT JURORS 2;
ARE DRAWN

Petit Jurors for the June term of
circuit court were drawn Friday
evening as follows, and will report
on Friday, June Is. for duty:
Casper Il. Ashcraft, F. A. Mar
tin, j. L. Barnett, J. NJ. Garrett.
II. G. Robinson, f. K. Stout, Rein
Davisson, John A Campbell, Charles
Lanham, Hugh J. Thompson, W. f.
Trimble, George W. Poole, George
W. Williams. R. L. Towles, A. B.
Hall, John W. Stewart, James A.
1. Day, Wesley Steele, Harrison W.
Carter, W. NJ. Byrd, Curtis Bog
CESS, n. H. Green, T. W. Keesev.
John W. Flanagan, +. A. Parrish.
James r. Allen. G. A. Schultz. NJ.
Y. Huest, IT.. James CASTOR. Viii
liam Hawker, J. W. Young. George
Nutter /. N. Mines, Charles D.
Elliott. p. A. Silcott. Walter J.
Eih, ! NJ. Ritter, r. NJ. Stewart
John S. Hustead, W. II. Payne.
William Oldakcr. I. L. DAVIDSON,
Columbus Riley, Clarence II. Kidd,
Jefferson Everson. John W. Coff-
man. Charles Gerard and Jasper
IS. Kyle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
Ten PERSONS KILLED
IN Penn. COLLISION

fight. He wanted to borrow money
TO get drink but no one seemed to
have any so he left, taking with him
a target rifle which he later st9ted
he sold. She stated that he didn't
have any weapons when there ex-
cept large pocketknife. She said
she didn't think Charley Watson
had gun either, at least not for a
long time and that Frank, alias
Shine Lewis, did have one some
time previous.
Winnie Nye, the woman who was
so badly wanted as a witness and
"Shine" Lewis, we're arrested Fri
day evening about A o'clock by
Constables Coffman and Rodgers.
The Nye woman at first denied her
identity and claimed some other
name. Lewis was found in the
Washington Fuel ComapnY's mine
and came without any resistance.
Cert Moneypenny, the other white
girl wanted, will be brought in as
soon as found.
Edward Bunch, Dan Wilson, Har-
vey Murphy and a man named Cot
rill are others that have not been
found vet and who are wanted.
Fowler and Del Junkins are also
wanted as witnesses. Cleveland
Smith, who is in the county Jail,
can testify at any time he is wanted
but Ben Gill is hardly able to be
moved yet.
Emory Parsons, colored, who con
ducts restaurant in Glen Elk, was
called. Parsons knew the deceas-
ed slightly. Ferrel came in his
eating house a short time before the
fatal shot was fred. He told Par
sons he had been mixed in a fight
on Shanty Hill and wanted to get
his gun out of pawn to protect him
self and could not borrow a quarter
to get it out. He told Parsons that
Gill had struck him in the head with
a revolver.
G. G. Butcher was an important
witness who was not present dur
ing the melee. He was one of the
first to reach Gill and told the wit
ness he didn't know who shot him.
Butcher was with Gill and the crowd
but saw no one have a gun. Sus-
picioncd when they left the juno
ton house that there was doing to
be trouble.
Del Junkins, who was a member
of the Gill crowd and an eye witness
and participant in the fight called.
He told on the stand that when the
first blow was struck he turned and
ran down the boardwalk and there
! fore saw nothing of the trouble. He
knew absolutely nothing Of anything
THAT happened.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
Ey-GONVlGT SHOOTS
MONONGAH LADY

Miss Josie NJ. Fletcher, Of Monon-
eah. was shot at that place Friday
evening by Lawrence McCable, just
out Of the penitentiary five days.
The ball entered the breast but did
not make a fatal wound. 1t was
upon the evidence Of Miss Fletcher
that the indictment was drawn, upon
which be was convicted and sent to
the penitentiary., Revenge was the
motive. He escaped on a night
train and has not been caught
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
MINE OPERATORS WIN IN
ANTHRACITE COAL FIELDS
az Associated d Press.l

SCRANTON, Pa, May The
miners scale committee today
recommended a return to work un-
der the scale of 1908, which was the
strike commissions award. Com
Isideration Of the recommendation
was Immediately begun by the con-,
vention
There viii be no strike Of the an
'thracite miners, the report OF the
committee having been adopted.
President Mitchell and other Of
ticials urged the adoption Of the res
port Of the committee.
The suspension order Of Mitchell
will be raised and the miners will
resume work on the terms Of the
strike commissions award, which
the operators were willing to have
continued.
The men viii likely try to inn.
prove conditions by arbitration.
After the adoption 81 the report
the committee recommended the
convention adjourned till Tuesday.
The miners ask that all men who
went out under Mitchell'si suspen-
sion order be reinstated, and adj
iournment till Tuesday was taken
TO allow the scale committee time to-
present this to the operators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
SUNDAY BALL
TO Be STOPPED

Ministers and others state that
they propose to make a very yigor-
Gus protest against Sunday baseball
and that they intend to prevent ii.
if they possibly can do 50. The
Telegram is not to be looked upon
as encouraging Sunday ball. 1t
merely published what the tesms re-
quested. The ministers have re-
quested the Telegram to state for
them that they intend to stop It, IL
they can, and the statement Is given
here a atheir request as an admoni-i
stiGn to those who are preparing To-
Indulge Themselves in Sunday base
ball.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
ANNIVERSARY SERMON

Rev. J. D. Foster win deliver an
anniversary sermon in the United
Brethren church at 3 o'clock tomor.
row afternoon to Adamston Lodge
No. 2GS, I. O. o. F. Wilsonbnrr
Clarksburg and Bridgeport lodges
have been invited to attend and 4
large attendance is expected. The
Odd Fellows viii meet at their hall
at 2:15 o'clock and march to the
church in body.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
THE PROGRAM s.
OF Federation

The annual convention of the
State Federation of Labor will open
in Wheeling Tuesday morning at 8
O'Clock in the o. V. T. and i. a.
hall, with prayer by the Rev. o. H.
Moye, rector of st. Joseph's Cathed-
raj. Mayor Charles c. Schmidt will
make an address, welcoming the
visitors TO the city, which will be
responded to by W. F. Welch,
president Of the O. v. T. and L. A.
The regular business of the fedora,
tion viii then be taken up.
On Wednesday morning the open
ing prayer win be made by Rev.
Sterling ]. Miller, pastor of the
Thomson NJ. Z. church, and on
Thursday Rev. William G. Ulfert
will oficiate.
The banquet and social session
will be held on Wednesday evening.
President Nugent, of the West vir-
ginia Federation Of Labor, and w.
III. Riley, president of the National
stogie Makers League, will be the
principal speakers, and addresses
will be made by a number of others
Vaudeville stunts will be given BY
the performers appearing at the
Wheeling theatres and by some oi
that city's best talent. The ment
viii be prepared by Caterer simp
son.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
THE MUSICALE
At THE WALDO

The pupils of Mrs. Homer E.
Jackson rendered a very entertaining
musicale program at a public recital
at the Waldo hotel Saturday after
noon in a highly accomplished man
ner, which reflected credit on their
ability and training in music. The
musicale was held in the assembly
room and was attended by a num-
Der of the friends of the pupils and
teacher.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
CLOSING EXERCISES
At W|LS0NBURG

The graduation and closing exer-
cises Of the Wilsonburg school, Miss
Katherine shinn, principal, were
largely attended Friday evening and
the program was greatly enjoyed.
The graduates showed marked abil-
ity and splendid mental training,
and together with the Others who
had a part on the program, acquitted
themselves in a highly creditable
manner. The term of school was
successful and the corps of teachers
have the gratitude of the patrons for
the good work done during the term.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
AT THE TRADERS

An interesting billiard tourna-
mcnt is in progress and has been at
the Traders parlors for some days.
Twelve of the best amateur players
of the city, all patrons Of the room,
have formed pool Of thirty dollars
to be contested for. Three prizes
viii be awarded. For the one who
wins the most games q fifteen dol
lar purse will be presented. The
second prize is a ten case note while
the third is worth five.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
NOTHING DOING
IN POLICE COURT

For two consecutive mornings
there has not even been put-up in
police court. The officers have not
been called upon to make a single
arrest. This state Of affairs can not
last for long. It's against human
nature. Monday morning will see
six, eight or probably more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
Showalter Spoke

State Commander C. c. Showalter
Of Parkersburg, was with the local
tent Of Maccabees last night in their
regular review. He made a speech
and was followed by DR.. ]. b.
Payne. The meteing vas q good
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
BAPTIST Anniversaries

The annual national Baptist an
niversaries win be held at Dayton,
Ohio. May is To %, and win be at
tended bF Reys. r. B. McDanel. 1.
E. Peters. L. B. Moore and J. G.
Killian, all Of this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05
Graduates With Honors

G f. Bartlett, Of Webster, who
graduated from Broaddus Institute
in 1902, viii graduate from Buck
nell university in June. BE is one
Of u class Of seventy graduates and
one of ten graduates, selected ac-
cording to class grades, to deliver an
oration at the commencement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-05

The United Commercial Travellers
will meet tonight at 8 O'Clock in
regular session in the Smith hall.
There are three candidates for ini-
tiation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
atnrh gakntn.

Mrs. Garl SsmunSipn, iom Dor
to Mtil p~eiteufor Stpigbt, Iidlanb
Gorutp, fsOte iorrigs Sirsbog Sril.
liraer; gsrnene peie tiIiammen
81 Yunb % or iunoe % rifle. Rrs.
SSmunoien bar ogiaa fire andre
@ern.
Eipnecr bpS. - Sra @iSmarcf
ftriusS iii "Oecorob.Goiten" at Gpen
6. Senliuq. en- al @pcrs 8ioneerer,
for ct Ynr Tiger ii0eu bIcD SrGbt peS
ct lllpfteStiIfGIoe. San bar poa
Seien biem ON Niteuen % maatts
ana oper Hortbern Ynciitc @aner.
0a han fom til 9onen, itob ser Ell
Hpffc Go9ne paa @o0cn; ban git
til en- platform bagcnior Soget for
az fonme opcr 9anen Ser, men ioet
ban Oilbe tIppe op paN NIatiormen,
bIcp Sogct ilpttct bogcoCr, itgStc moo
BAN, % ban fom un6cr SiuIene. gt
al bans Ben bIep oiifoorct neSenior
&nPct, Ben arbcr SOB bIeo fuiiit, ire
Ribbcn blep brGffet % Sui iIaaet /
&ooeOet. San bragtes I'll Soipita-
let 90 oeSe Ben ieIgsnbe @crsen.
San bar peo &epioitbeS, ga bans
Bern oar hos BAN paa SsSsIeiet.
Semlina fom til SiSmarct / 1850;
ban bar en- Sto @etient / andre 5or.
retniugcr, iten par pe0 lin SpS Gier
al en- al Be ~itcrite SlGSe&butifcr i
pnru.
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Mtd1tsnn.

Siuert Inocriun, en- Sr9laitbanb-
Ter / Menominec, blep forrige Sirs'
bags aiten ifllot i Den penitre arm;
ban fiertc ira fin Seir biem Ill gpen
% baooe fit @eo9r mellem 9enene
i Gognen, % ioet ban fisrte nso en-
paffe, CLEO set, % Sfuobct gif al.
Wau frpgtcr for, at armen maa Of
irttes.
ltbgggelist Isbc. - Sra Retto.
minec meobeIeS, at ga q. ". GEL
more, Sormano for ct SrGlaittom'
poni, forIe0eu Dag bar paa 8eien
ira @otiou til Wasbef, msote ban
ipp l1lps, iom oiIbe anfaIoe BAN.
San turoe life rsnllne, % Der Dor
life uoget SrG, ban funbe fomme op
/; og ban bcgpubte bcrfor at ifrtge %
afipre lin TiitoI. san iaareoe to az
llIpene, men 5Ioffen boIot iia foron
ham poa Seieu; ban pehbIeo meo
fin Sfrigen, til ban enoelis blep fott
tit ubpg9eIige HeiiefsIae. Oct er
iieIoen, at llloe paa bcnre Sib al
Iaret ongriber Solf.
SGucrnc or ItaSclise.-Sra Sault
Ste. Maric me0Seles, at beriom life
noget gisreS for at binSrs, at @G'
perne formeres, uil Srretten poo
StotcnS norore SoIps foripinbc.
@rperne benumcr reulig op nue
9rtfe % soeIGa9er 6iifeus 8pbe'
iteoer, iaa man fan life fartge Srret
MI, bpor man for tit Dem | bunorebe'
bis poa noele elmer. 6or nGrpG'
renoe er oct life tiuoSt at orabe en-
@rper, oen er beifpttet peS 9open
fire Iar eubnu % iormerer iig bur.
rig. SrGIaitbanbIere fldger ogian
oper, at 99perne e0elngeer mango
al De pereite Srner | Sfoeer, pen
Siben al, at De SGnmer op Glpe, iaa
al SanSet bIiper %operipsmmet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
Jnolanoet.
aninn.

Sngen Stcmmemaifincr. - Stem.
memaifiner par inSiat | Here 8arSs
@aicn gitp, men Der fom iaa man.
&c 8roteiter MOP Dem, at Sooro Of
Snperpiiors bar ororet BEN ITO. Sol.
fet bar bange for, al De life piloc
~foritoo at BRUCE Dem. : @inneibeii
Gountp fom Steumemaltineruc I'll.
trpSs for Grotelter.
Sra Sipnr Sin teIegrafereaeS, at
ire @pguinger tioIig Susbag Nor.
Gen bIeo eoeIogte al SIoebrono / Sc
Mars. Sobct hclsb iig iii $4,000,
90 Der bar Isiurouce for $1,000. De
br9note 9pgrtnqer BAR @iIbelmi
SntpIemcnt garcbrs, q. ShmibtS
gutif OF or. 9. SapiuStS 9eboeI.
ieshus % aoutor. Slbeu antoaes OF
bPre paaiat.
Icicricr brruber. Meieriet |
Grafton reSbrCnStc Iihite SirSoagS
Stat, % Sohet bar $4,000, 0ette CT
Oct fruttc Weieri, iom hor brrrot Der
Smeguen ! CONNER, o. man tror,
set er en- gonSe, iom bar f~oreiat iig
at iptte SID pan Gle Reierier, %
Gutoriteterue foretuser III en- eriin.
big ltnoerisgeIie for at finoe De ifpl'
biae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
aMnntunu

Sfore Snbtrsfer.. -Statens Sno.
f9gter peo Gorpagtning af Stats.
lanb BIT ioar obergaa ale tioIiaere
War. 2arbregi!trnr shmitt iagoe
forleoen Gus, at SnStGgterne for IL
Wauneoer at GiftaIaaret, iom enoie
ben Site Sftober. bible bIiDe SSH.
800.
D%orbrpbeIien upbaset. ReIs San
blep forIeoen dag a~rreiterst | Wbite
Btne % bragt til G9nsiIet | Blatns.
Son tiaigeme6 fire nrore er mis-.
tpnfte for at babe mproet en- QIore
Wdn6 psb Rabn Clearwater, iom
blep borte fioitlcoen SilIi, og bbis
2ig fanotes for itogIc Gage fioen meb
fire aiigIeiaar. 9e andre, iom err
mist9nfte, blan6t bbiIfe er Wrs.
Clearwater 90 benSes Ssn, err ARE.
'tereoe | Sbonrpion. Oct iiges, at
San Too en gtring FnIbe, iom feSte
til at 2iget btep funSet. Tars. CLEAR.
ipater baboc 1agt, at bertoeS Wtnn0
bapbe reiit til Eiten; autoriteterne
troeoc oct imibIertib tffe, men bapbe
benoe nrfstenft.
2snsforbpieIie. a~rbeiSerne /
SeIena SmeIter og amcrican Smel.
ting ano &efining Cos Sabrifer
fanr ira lite Noo. 7 Brocents 2sns.
forbsieIie paa anbefaling al Sronf
81. Smitb, 8eItpreren for Colt SeIe.
no Sabriten. Sorbst5Ifen er iom
9eIsnnins for lang % trofait Eiene-
fte og forbt 9ebemaooen | Rontana
er iaa fuftbar. @IminbeIiae arbet.
Sere, iom fsr bar facet So pr. Dag
for 10 Eimers Ir6ei0e faar berefter
1928. De, iom bar aubeibet beo
SmeIteopnene for ira 1925 til
1926 faa en- SorbsieIie af Is Bro.
cent for s Simers arbeioe. Sneb.
fere % Smeoe og andre Saanbber.
fere faar ineen 6orbSielie. Gen
maaneolige @etaling peo bisie So
briter bar paret $25 900, og Den bill
mn bIioe forsget meuem $1,000 %
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
Scandinavian . gmcrieau Qinicus

2 fore Si,Ie-Grfuriioner aisaar fra
Nep 9orf meS Oscar II SorsSaeen
Den CITE december % IS. ST Sietsen"
Den Soc December aIoffen II 0tiS.
bag. Subienb inareit Saanhpense,
iaa ri funne rcicrpere Gem BlaSs /
Humnlene for 2, 4, 6 % s Eerioucr.
SiIltrip eIler beiss Sopeofuntoret, t26
6, Single Street, Chicago. Nabent
Sfnoag til SCI. 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
miarnuH>t

%tiis Sirbir Swcniun ga GrcSic
bIep forleben Gag potepiet iii @il.
bert @iSlauo fra Caledonia, Ninn.
9rparppst boIOteS / 9rioeitS Stem
! ga crosse.
Muo Stcmmcma ifinerne. - Sc.
~nero!noDofat ShIroepaut dfgap iiS.
ltc Wtanoag Den &ienSelie. at Stem.
nler afgipne poa Siemmemaitiner
life Tan beitriSes, oa Stemmerne life
Tar reforSeS. llHoer almiuoelie
StemmeatpninB bliper en- S.emme.
leooeI, iom er baitriot, merfct for
fremtioi9 llnSerieseIie, men Bette or
ImlpIiat paa Stemmemaitinerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
5Bn peknta.
IGrhifuIS 4uS

SGroifuIS guo. ga WrS.
SeitLop / Gberoeen forIe6eu 9oa iii.
bereOte en- Gn6, bun 5au6e fis6t,
fauot bun / 0ens 0aoe ct Stpffc
Cub iaa tort iom Spl6ien Of en-
8ipant. @uLOItpffet bar faa oIat
Tom 8Ios % bnD6e sieniguIiq lpuge
pRret | guSer5 9tape. Man Ipcflt.
lerer III paa, boorira 9luoeu it @uI.
bet.
Gu aiparIig ~Jietsiag. n. 8.
glnion ! 9crrasiorS, Union Gountu,
bar nNlogt Sna mc9 asiurancsfom.
pautet for $22, 600, for Cab af en-
gielmeae, iom 6renote iioitIeScn
Sauuur. Sagen par forrige llae ior
areosretten i OF 8oint, o. omtren;
80 giouer fra gerresioro bar inS.
falSt. De iLeite 6orretningsmRnS
cg getiente i gutiferne bar 6IanSt
giSnerne, 90 nG1ten al 5orretnima
9~erresior0 ito0 title, ba belle ar.
beiositDrfen bar borte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-06
en- Japaneiers GpentYr

Get aniete 9onoonerbIaS "SaiIp
Selegrapb" brnger / en- &orreipon.
Dance fra Sofio en- nteget farofteri.
itiif Siitorie, bos SeIt er en- ing ia.
pauif Officer. Siitorten eioer en- ct
eobt SnbRblif | oct iapanife Spio.
neringsipitem og bemmeIi9e Otter.
rstningspaien % er ct MT Seois paa
ben / Snpan berifenbe aano, Der sisr
bet til 8ltat for Sffieererne, for SG'
brelmoets 8elieros SfpIo, at brpoe
meo ieIp be ftrsngeite 8rinciper -
bebber Bet | "Sdmb. Rahr.", boorfra
hi ta9er @ienotpeIien al 2onooner.
blaoets Irtifel.
SeIten / Siitorien er en- ing SEQ.
baIlerilsitnant of fornem SomiIie, %
@~egipenbeben foregif faa Iar fsr
benrSusiiif.inpouffe arig.
2pnge for 8risens llbbrrto furoe
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ben / Sofio. Sans @pner og bans
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| bam en- iremttoig General.
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meb flor Sntercsie, % ell Dag falotc
ban bam til iiQ, ibet ban snifeoe Ell
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oct at aOIp0e line Sorciatte".
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aue De 9efnIinger, Der moatte tom
me ira Ceres operorSnebs9"
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BAN ON, bborpaa @eneraIen itileot
fsIsenSe SorIongenbe til bam:
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tGrft liz Iiot ON tiIisiebe ban: "Se
iparer 10 heller life til Seres tioIige
re e9falinger, siter bniIfe oi isrit %
iremit if,iIoe prre nsaterne og fit
tige."
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sereSorS 90 pil paa ben al mig o.
tpbsSe WaoSe ticne Ceres aeiier. 2,
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