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FaIIsCi6 en- YaucO don Luis Dastas
Senges.
Los "dlfsrentss" jefss de los "dlversos partI-
dos.
(De nuestro correspOnsal)

Septiembre o.
Hoy se di6 Bepultura al cadaver de
nuestro amigo don Luis Daatas Senges,
ciudadano frances residente On Yauco des-
de muy joven, padre de nuestro amigo don
Luis y don Francisco, quienes enviamos
nuestro p6same.
Tambien ha fallecido hoy el ioven
Mariana Rivera, vfctima de penosa enfsr-
medad, q cuyos hermanos, damos nuestra
condolencia.
Van llegando Yauco, de Ia Capital,
los diferentes jefes de los diversos partidos
polfticos, los leaders de las diversas frac-
clones que aqui como en- Lajas Sc han di-
vidido en- parties infnitodecimalea
Y fraccionada Ia gente,
Y partida la opinion,
AL fin esa division,
ResuItarS sin cociente.
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QUE Sc VISTA.

La Ultima palabra de Ia moda en- cast
mires preciosos, Sc hacen trajes Ia medi
da, en- combination con uno de los mejoEes
cortadores de San Juan; damos un traje
hecho q la medida por 10 pesos.
Acabamos dc recibir mas maquinas pa.
ra vender plazos de la maTca ..The
ArTiVf' = 81 mejor aeeite para las mipmss.
Arrivf Hermanos
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MgY lHTEREsLnTE.

P0r no p0derlas atender su duefO Sc
venden dos mRgnfficas lanchas de gasOli-
ma Uua de 80 pies con motor Speedway,
Que es eI m6s acredifadO del mundo, ca
ballos, dobIe ciIindro, cycles, prOpia di-
cha Iancha para Ia exploitation tFaspOrtan-
do paeGjeEos 8 mercRncf g. Otra laneha Is
pies, y liz eaballO, prOpia para paseo.
Informant jose j.. FajardO, SO San Fran
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Gran GaIgamslt6 he cafe.

Dice q ''BTooklyn Eaole'': Gran car
gamento de cafe: EI vapor ssPhiladsl-
phia" dc Ia Red %. Line neg6 de san
Juan, ID Guayra, Puerto Cabello y Cnra.
Gao. Trajo n pasajeros > nm gran carga.
mento. Este consista Oh %, $50 aacos de
cafe, cacao, caiaa q MADEIRA, 700 baIas de
tabaeo, tabaco elaborado, pifiaa cocoa
Este cargamente de cafe Maracaibo q ii
mayor que ha negado aqui desde hace
amos y debege acknowledgements los recien-
tes aumentos en- 81 precio, debido ID va
loraci6n en- el del Brazil. In importation
de cigaETos de Puerto Rico 81 lluv erande
tambi6n, consilliendo Ga $50 caiaa mas s
menog
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InGreihIs parsCe.

Que en- 81 afi1 en- que vivimos aun hay
dentistas que trabsjen con 81 oro en- aque-
LA forma en- que nuestros abuelos traba-
jaban. Lo mejor hoy indiscutiblemente
es el orc en- Cilindros marca Ney, Ell cual,
70 mismo que toda clase de materiales
dentales, est6I6 Ia venta en- casa SaIgado
& Fuertes San Juan.
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Septiembre 10, 1905.
Ell impresOr plbliCO de eOyster Bay y
Ia OrtOgrafia fOnetiGa del preSi-
dente.

Mr. StilIengs, impresor pdblico de 0ys-
ter Bay, responde 4 la orden de Ia orto.
grafya fonetica del presidente, con una
cordial sanction.
Mr.. Stillengs dice, que 81 no duda de
que cada departamento de gobierno que
tsnga ofcinas de imprenta, adoptara
enseguida la recommendation del Bistema
simplifcado.
Mr.. StiIlings ha nombrado una comi.
sion para revisar el "Manual del Estilo'a
de Ia gran imprents = dice que las tres.
cientas palabras que han sido ''reforma-
das' se incluiran en- el nuevo manual.
Su carta ser6 enviada al professor
Brander Matews presidente del Comite
Carnegie.
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iEst6 no autorizado p0r u Junta
Superior ds Sanidad que les massrias fa-
Gales ssan nrTojadas poF Las cercunias 1s
PueFtR de IsEraf
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eIta impranta e Vaada Eayal de- pa.
o { $500 qlip
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Una hojita suelta, estrecha, mezqui-
ma, sin frma nj pie De imprenta, circul6
anoche en- las cercanfas del Teatro, con-
teniendo los nombres de los sefiorea que
formaron parte del jurado que entendi6 en-
Ia causa contra Juan Torres.
La yeTba que Greco en- la plaza de la
s'Lealtad" Puerta de TERRA, debiera ser
guitada
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Cartas detenidas en- COIreO

Bis Madam "a. z. Cutler, O. III. Este
negrafo Sr. Garcia, Epifania Garcia, Mer.
ce1es Gonzalez, Heraclia Lopez, GeroDi-
mo Lago, Jose Domingo Maria, Juan Sc
nor don Maienet, Sscilio Morales, Emilia
de Montafiez Mac. Denald Mr.. Milddlen-
ton, Goe w. Ndan, Srta Carolina Quesa-
da, Manuel Quihones, Hermina Tr0llss,
Alexandra.
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am.0WT1ansrih New forIxa

New York, March 2l.--with Attor-
,ney General Herbert 8. Hadley, Of
Missouri, as its principal guest, the
Missouri Society Of New York held lta
annual banquet Friday night at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Among those at
the guests table with the president
Of the society, Samuel NJ. Garden.
shire and Attorney General Hadley,
were Attorney General Mayer, Of New
York; Congressman John s. Lloyd, Of
Missouri, and Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Of Missouri Rush @. Lake.
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THOSE McCURDY SUNS


New York, March 2A---The first com'
plant In a series OF eight actions al.
ready begun by the Mutual Insurance
company against former President
r. A. McCurdy, his son Robert H and
the firm Of Charles M. Raymond 8 o.
the company's former metropolitan
agents, was made public Friday.
The particular complaint is against
Former President McCurdy and con-
tains nine separate causes Of action.
In each Mr.. McCurdy is charged with
the waste Of large sums, Of money BE-
longing to the company through al
legged unfaithfulness and neglect IN the
discharge OF duties. Damages amount
ing to $s,370,341 are demanded.
The first FIVE causes seek recovery
in the aggregate of $2s2,5OO as alleged
contributions to political parties since
January !, 1885.
The sixth cause seeks TO recover the
sum Of 9225,0O0 embracing the $4,000
alleged increase Of annual salary
drawn by the former president since
June /. 1901, without authority, as is
claimed,
The seventh cause seeks to recover
100000 as the aggregate Of the re-
spective sums Of $4,000 drawn quar-
terly from the company for the last
six years Of Mr.. McCurdy's presidency,
on the voucher, Of the committee of ex-
penditures and under circumstances
detailed in the testimony, before the
Armstrong committee.
The eighth cause deals with the re-
1ations of Louis A. Thebaud, son-in-
law Of ex-President McCurdy with
Raymond & Co., and the "gratuities
and rates of commission" received by
the firm.
The final cause of action deals with
the SUM of $1,2S2, 841 received by Rob-
ert H. McCurdy as commission from
1886 to November 1906, as superintend-
emit of the foreign department.
Finally the company demands judg-
ment against ex-President McCurdy
for the sum of $3,37O,S41.66 with inter-
est, as damages for alleged unfaithful-
ness and neglect.
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The Century Mine disaster.

Philippi, w. Va, March 24-The
death list of the Century mine disaster
has now reached twenty-three while
twenty or more are injured. officials
of the company reported Friday night
that twenty-five bodies have been re-
covered and but one remained in the
mine, A thorough canvass Of the dis
trict was made by representatives of
the coal company and all the employees
have been accounted for but one who
is thought to be buried beneath pile
0f debris in the mine. asat
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INSANE MANS DEEDS.
wounded Several Persons NJ FuS-
eraI; Set Fire to House nn&
Committed Suicide.

Baltimore, March N.--Brooklynr
Anne Arundel county, just across the
patapasco river from this city, was
Mortified Friday night over the deeds
and death Of Walter Potee, an insane
man % years old, who. entering his
brothers houge Just as friends and re-
atives were gathering to attend the
funeral Of the brothers little child,
opened fire with revolver, set fire to
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TO Dedicate vicksbprg MOnumen

To Dedicate vicksbprg Monument
Vicksburg. Miss. March 2A-Headed
by Gov. Samuel W. Pennypacker, ex-
Governors Beaver and Hartranft and
score Of officers OF high rank in the
Union army in the war between the
states several hundred Pennsylvania
veterans arrived In Vicksburg Friday
to dedicate the monument and markers
erected In the National park here in
memory Of the Pennsylvania troops
that participated in the siege of vicks-
burg. The dedication ceremonies pro-
per will take place Saturday aud will
be participated in by Governor varda-
man Of Mississippi, General Stephen
D. Lee, commander-in-chief Of the Con-
federate veterans, and regiment of
state troops. ....
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Ottumwn suners from Ere.

Council Bluffs, Ia, March PA spe-
cial to the Nonpareil from Ottumwa
Ia, says the store of the ]. E. Scase
Dry Goods company was destroyed by
fire Friday night and the W. ]. Don
elon Dry Goods company's store and
the First National bank considerably
damaged before the fire was gotten
under control. The loss is estimated
at from $4,000 to 100000 The
amount Of insurance is not given.
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Don't irown--look pleasant. II you
are suffering from indigestion or sour
stomach, take KodOl Dyspepsia Cure.
Hon. Jake Moore Of Atlanta, Ca,
says; II suffered more than 20 years
with indigestion. A friend recon-
mended KodoL 1t relieved me In one
day and 1 now enjoy better health
than for many years." Kodol digssts
what you eat, relieves sour stomach,
gas on stomach, belchipg, etc. Sold
BY Townsend. the druggist, cor. Srd
and Broadway.
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.HADLEYIN new YORK
Hearings in Custer Proceedings to
Be Resumed Saturday.
STlHDARDATTORNEYS CAUSE DELAY.
II. H. Rogers to BE First Witness
/, Several Additional OH OmcialS
Have Been Served Since
Last Adjournment,

New York, March 24.-Henry NJ
Tilford and J. G. Arnold, Of the Stand
ard OIL company, were declared In de
fault when they failed to appear Fri
day before Commissioner Sanborn II
| the action brought by Attorney Gen
eral Hadley, Of Missouri. TO Gust from
Missouri the Standard on oomban,
of Indiana and companies alleged t:
be controlled BY It t
When the commissioner appeared
to resume the bearing Friday counsel
for both the Standard OIL company
and Mr.. Hadley came before him and
announced that a stipulation has been
signed between Mr.. Hadley and coun-
sel for the Standard OIL interests pro-
viding for resumption Of the hear
ing Saturday morning. Counsel rep
resenting Mr.. Hadley notified the com
missioner that sine the previous
hearing concluded subpoenas had been
served on Mr.. Tllford and Mr.. Arnold,
but they were not present, and asked
that their default be noted. The
Standard Oil counsel objected and de-
clared that their absenceswas due to-
the stipulation postponing the hearing,
Commissioner Sanborn ruled that this
did not excuse them and declared
them IN default.
The adjournment Of the hearing
until Saturday was due to the advice
Of several Of the Standard OIL attor-
neys who are out Of the city and
would not return until Friday night
1t is understood that the first witness
to be called when the hearing is re-
sumed will be Henry H. Rogers, vice
president Of the Standard Oil company.
II Mr.. Rogers goes to the stand Sat
urday he will once more be asked
questions as to the relationship Of the
Standard Oil with the Waters-Pierce
and Republic OH companies. The re-
plies to these questions are expected
to open the door to other interroga
lions which may keep Mr. Rogers on
the stand a full day.
In addition to Mr.. Rogers, William
Rockefeller, John D. Archbold, H. M
Tilford and ]. G. Arnold and several
minor oflcials of the Standard are
under subpoena, and are to be exam-
ined at the present hearing. 1t is
also said that Attorney General Had
ley has under subpoena a number Of
former stenographers and account
ants Of the respondent. companies
who will testify to the detailed work
ings of the two western corporations
in connection with the Standard on
company's general Offices at rs Broad
way.
Questioned as to the possibility Of
John D. Rockefeller being brought
before Commissioner Sanborn, Lawyer
Cohen, who is associated with Attor,
ney General Hadley, said as long as
be elected to remain In New Jersey !
Mr.. Rockefeller could not be served
Mr.. Cohen intimated that overtures |
had been made to Mr.. Rockefeller to
snter into a stipulation concerning
he line of questions 10 be asked him,
and limiting them to matters connect
ID with the connection of the Waters
Pierce and Republic OIL companies
with the Standard interests, but that
III Of such communications had been,
ignored.
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II you are troubled with Piles and
can't find a cure, Try Witch Hazel
Salves butbe sure you get thai made
by E. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago. 1t
Is the Original. II you have used
Witch Hazel Salve without being re.
lieved 1t is probable that you got hold
Of one Of the many worthless counter
ieits that are sold on the reputation
Of the genuine DeWittb Witch Hazel
Salve. Townsend, the druggist, cor.
Srd and Broadway.
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AZ omnlbuu Drlver,s COL FOrtune..

London, March 24.-The Daily Tele-
graph Saturday states that the ''gener-
al memorandum" of Lord Nelson, be-
ing his autographs directions to his
captains on the eve Of the battle Of
Trafalgar and which was sold at auc-
ton in London March Is for $4,000,
was the property of a London omnibus
driver who is still plying his calling.
The memorandum was given to this
mans father by an admiral and he
had mo idea of its value till he was
advised to consult the auctioneers.
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Rochester, N. T., March 24-Mary
s. Anthony. accompanied BY DR.. Anna
Shaw, will Saturday start fof Port
land, Ore, to take. up the work Of
woman Suffrage, In compliance with
the wishes Of her sister, Susan B. An
thony. She viii stop a week in Chi.
cago. After the Oregon campaign
Miss Anthony wiz 90 to Oklahoma
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PoIioemaa shooti His wife,

Bartlesvills, l. T. March 2l.-william
L. Bray. a member Of the Bartlesvflle
police force. late Friday. afternoon shot
and killed himself In his wife's restsu-
rant on second street Before commit
ting the deed he attempted the life
Of his wife and evidently thought he
had succeeded. He fred two shots at
her, one SCATTERING her right arm and
the other passing through her left hip.
The thigd shot he fred through his
bead. Jealousy vas the oausa Of The
tragedy.
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EnElish >Ovners wan Rebuild.

.ouray, Col, March PA cdblegram
from London announces that at Q
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Camp Bird mine 1t was decided
to rebuild the big mill which was
swept away last Saturday night BY
snowslide. 4
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sprirss;. was FOUND Gnilty.

New York, March 2s.-Robert
Spriggs, colored, proprietor Of resort
where It is alleged white women were
detained against their viii was ThurfI-
day found guilty by a jury Of the Of
Tense of abduction. spriggs was re-
manded until Tuesday for sentence.
The extreme penalty in such crimes iF
twenty years imprisonment
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AKnnnnn ErenIr.

Hiawatha, Kan, March 2S.--A Ave-
legged lamb was born recently in the
flock Of Bert Babcock, a Brown county
farmer The lambs extra limb did
not seem to bother the animal, but It
died Thursday. :
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Do You Want to Know
What You swallow 2

There Is o growing sentiment IN this
! country In favor Of MEDICINES or KNOWN
COMPOSITION. 1t is but patural that one
should have some interest In the comp0.
sition Of that which he or she Is expected
TO swallow; whether 1t be food, drink or
Recognizing this growing disposition
on the part Of the public, and satisfied
that the fullest publicity can only add TO
the, well-earned reputation Of his medi-
cines, Dr.. r. v. Pierce;Of Buffalo, N. III
has dtaken time by the forelock,' as II
were, and 10 publishing broadcast . ilst
Of oil the ingredients entering lnto n ~
leading medicines, the Golden Medical
Discovery the popular liver invlgorat0r,
stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart
regulator; also Of his nFavOrite Prescrip-
ton" for weak, over worked, broken
down, nervous and invalid women!
This bold and outspoken movement on
the part OF Dr. Pierce, has, BY showing
exactly what his well-kn0wn medicines
are composed OF, completely disarmed All
harping critics who have heretofore un-
Justly attacked them. A little pamphlet
has been compiled, from the standard
medical authorities OF all the several
schools Of practice, showing the strongest
endorsements by leading medical writer's
sOf the several lngfe0lents Wnicn enUeI lnvO
DR.. Pierce's medicines. A copy OF this
little book is mailed free to any, one De-
sizing to learn more concerning the yalu-
able, native, medicinal plants which enter
into the composition Of DR.. Pierce'S med
icines. Address DR.. Pierce as above.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are tiny. sug-
ar-coated anti-bilious granules. They reg,
JiIate and invigorate Stomach, Liver and
Bowels. Do not beget the pill Sabit, put
cure constipation. One or two each day for
q laxative and regulator. three or four for an
active cathArtic. Once tried always In favor.
500, 600 The Pso SSs cc% p Sense
Medical Adviser. book that sold to the ex-
tent Of 100000 copies a few
years ago. at S1.50 per copy.
Last year we gave away II ~
10000 worth of these invalua- psssirsI
BILE books. This year we shall hInic
give away $4,000 worth OF faAA Ylny
them. VIII you share In this NNYkv .SAoEDl
beneft2 II so. send only q w.
One-cent stamps to cover cost Ia
OF mailing only for book In N
stiff paper covers, or 81 stamps @
for cloth-bound. Address DR..
Il v. Pierce, Buffalo, n Y.
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T1.T work NIEhtiy IN Paaana.

Panama. March 2s.-Ths running Of
freight trains nightly over the rail-
road has resulted IN freeing the
whaEves Of the accumulated carroes
and freight Is now being trans
shiBed Immediately.
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Phone Men OrEanl.e Id ottawa.

Ottawa, Kan, March pam organi-
Eation of Independent telephone men Of
the second district was effected at a
meeting held here Thursday, at which
20 companies were represented.
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There's'nothing so coed for q sore
throat as DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
Cures 1t in few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
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Senate Is Opposed to One Trust.

\ Washington, March 24.-Mr. Spooner
Friday concluded his speech in the SEN
ate on the railroad rate bill and the
Notifications appropriation bill was
taken I'D and nassed.. The bill carries
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a sase cOueh Medicine for ohildren.

In buying cough medicine for
children never be afraid to buy Cham.
berIain's Cough Remedy. There il
no danger from 1t and relief is alwayV
sure to follow. 1t is especially valu.
able for colds, Group and whooping
cough. For sale by all drHggists.
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NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Abilene Men
and Women, Old and Young Alike

Kidney Ills seize young and old alIke-
Quickly come and little warning give.
Children suffer in their early years
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain.
Women worry, can't do daily vofk.
Robust men have lame and aching backs.
Old folks weak, rheumatic, lame,
Endure distressing urinary Ills.
The cure for man, for woman. or for child
Is 70 cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick Kidneys
Cure all the varied forms Of kidney suffer-
ing, - q
Abilene testimony guarantees every box.
Mrs. Lucy A. Waters of East North sixth
st., Abilene, KRs., says; Previous % four
years ago when learned o. Doan's Kidney
Pills had been subject TO kidney trouble ios
about six years. Palms In my back annoyed
me 81 spells and q diiHculty with the kidney
secretions existed l used plasters and tried
different remedies but, ohtaiped no lasting
benefit until used Doah's Kidney PillA, pro-
have used Them sincs shat time and they
hive always quickly ended the annoyances
and ] have never had any soyere pain across
my ioina or Kidneys since. NJ: waters also
used your remedy sno 7. enahlihn me- We pssa9
him on and on for nfteen yeara. We testified
Kidney Pills and are siSd % 90 . now" !,
For ale By all dssl.rs Prioo 50
cents.
Foster MlIburnCa Buffalo, N.Y..
Sole AsshtssOr TIE onitod States
B.n.us., N. ..-.-Dosa'-.ss ,.ls 70.
other
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Patronixe home industry. Pure SAND
Springs water used and all work guaranteed
Agencies In all Dickinson county towns.
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For ale By all dsslsrs Prioo 50
cents.
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.AbileneSteamLaUndry.

Perfect work Reasonable PriOsa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
maroffo.R reinforcement.

Zen meo ina ntegen SpGnSina
imsbeiete Woroffo,aouierenie nnb.
ncoeS SirsoogS i 9pen MseciraS
eaa SpdnienS ipoIieItc Spios. Ge
for'fieIi8e Rasters 0eIegationer on.
tcm 0ertil / Wanoa9S, % De iom fom
Sispeien bilieoeS meb Salut ianpel
ira De mango arigsifibe paa Sapnen
iGm al 2auobatferierne. Gen ameri.
fanItc Delegation beitaar al Senre
&Sbite, 8eian6t til &urt. iom Srbfss
rer % beu amerifonjfe Wiuijter til
Waroffp, Samuel q. @innlnerc.
@r. @bite atfom BERTH om5orb pao
Den omerifonife Tnnicrfrpoier "@aI.
Ocitou" og 8rmmere meo Den frantic
&rpoier "@aIiIee". 9lanSt De isrite
pau Eletien bar Den moroffauife De
legation ioru meb ScfretGrer, Sic.
ncrifob % alt talte CT 1erioner. Se.s
lr8ationeH buiS Srofsrer er Rarof.
fp8 ltoenrigsminiIter Wobomeb cl
Sorre$, pnftc megeu SmHerfiorbeS
peo 2oroittgrir9eu ira beu Ipauife
arpoicr "Sio Del YIutn". Sc tog iig
orermoa6e malcriif no | fine riae
Gra9ter mcb bpibe, fIaereube 8iort'
Ter o. buioe eIler rsoe Surbaner.
aonierenccu aobucbeS atoffeu IRE
SirSooe al bcu ipouife Delegations
Srbfsrer lloeRrigSminiIter Sertuger
Icf IlmaSopor. Set pofte ntesen 81.
merfiombeS, at Den tpifc % Den irans
lie SeIe9at, benboIhSuiS SCR. bon &a.
NrlpitS % ~. Tepoil, fom fisreriSe
/ inmme @ogH til 8aaobuiet, boor
MsSerne bodies. StSie TO er ieIp'
ieIgelig Sc centrnle &erionIiabeoer
pan aoniereneen, men upit bem err
bet Sen maroffonite Delegation, iom
pGffer melt Spmerfiombeo.
Serttgeu al almooopar bolot en-
GeItcmittole, bupri ban nbinlte, at
@faaterne tnoeligt bar logt for %.
gen lit Gnife ON, at Sreo, SrSen %
@eIiinnS ffnI herife i Roroffo. Gette
tnnSe uaaeS peb at inoisre Reiormer,
baieret paa oct trebobbclte Yrineip:
SuItauens Superpnitet, Serrtturiets
Sntegritet % ! fommerciel Senieenoe
"aaben Gsr" for ale @sugter uSer
Scrret for nogcr.
@nnbe Ben tp'fe os ben frantic %.
lIesat ptrebe fit 9iiaEb hertil, bpilfet
patte nosen Spernitelie blnnbt De
andre SeIeeater.
Otter lin 8eIfomittaIe bIep Sertu'