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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
HOT SPRINGS LIKELY
SEAT OF THE WAR
Long Struggle Between Rival
Racing Associations Has
Become Bitter.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

ST, LOUIS Jan. 20.-The struggle for
supremacy In Western racing between
the American Turf association and tic
Western Jockey club may be carried TO
Hot Springs In the near future. As the
situation stands at present tho Oaklawn
track intends to conduct racing accord
Ing to It's allotment OF dates from the
Western Jockey club beginning on
February II, and continuing for thirty
eight days This space Of time includes
practically all OF the choice part Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Will Send Relay Team

Tribune Special Sporting Service
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Chlcago un.
Will this year send relay team
annual carnival OF the UNIVERSITY -
sylvanin on Franklin Field ~ ia
Lightoody. Eckersall, Quigley IN ,sSo
man arc considered the men ~, q
most likely be sent Chicago VIII
represented In the special events
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Champion Athletes Of n.
States Will Take Part 4
Olympic Games, !,
AMERICAN COMMITTEE
HOLDS FIRST SESs
Subcommittee Appoint,a
Raise Funds to Send
Athletes.
Triouno Special Sporting s.,s,,.

TriouGo Special Sporting sere,c.
NEW YORK. Jan. nm
meeting Of the American com,,,..
the Olympic Games. which rm
at Athens this year, has ips,
In this city and the original n,,r
be broader and more comr \
than at first contemplated
first time since the inception :, y
Olympic Games the United st,,'
be represented in every branch :,
let!c sports. President caspar ~
ncy explained the objects of N.
izatlon, and briefly outlined fbs
OF the committee. introducing d NJ
tassl, who represented N. g.
committee The latter extended :
NAL invitation to the Amer,,,.
letcs to compete in Athens ana o.
that the Grecian committee vou,s
glad to welcome the rcpresen,,,,r- J
the Amateur Athletic Unhs az l..
lea. amer
Champions Will represent An.,,..
a general discussion follox.a :. .
the number Of events in which s,..., = %
Will be represented at Athena ~
1t was determined to select a ,s,r
champions to represent Amer,c, =. J.
sports that are to be contested a. =
Olympic Games. This will irclr,s.
team Of field and track athletes s~,
mers, fencers and cyclists. Ths ,-,,
od OF selecting the men was IssS y
future consideration, but 1t was ~
tically decided that every memhs,
the team shall be an American, 40 n
the teams Will be thoroughly repr,s1
tatlve. The number OF men to h. n
Will largely depend upon the AM
Of money subscribed to the Olyr|
Games fund. It Is, however, exps|
that at least twenty-five athletes
be sent to Athens.
Will Raise Funds, A
On motion OF F. j. V. SkIff. who 4
director general OF athletic sportI
the Worlds fair at St. Isouia
IIldIlNt NOllliillIlee WtS 1nStTuctn1I
appoint committees to raiee A
OF $4,000. TO send the team to Az
A subcommittee Will be located HI
cry big city in the United States
Julian w. Curtiss of New York 4
was named as the treasurer n
fund. All persons desiring to subs
direct to the fund are requestei
send their contributions to Mr.. D.
tiss, Several offers OF money 4
made at the meeting, but It was
clded TO have the subscriptions -
by the subcommittee unless .
wise desired The meeting infcrz
discussed several important ques
In connection with the games. -
action was taken. Another meeuag
shortly be held, when 1t Is eIp3
that definite plans will be adopted
the most desirable method Of sslsc/
Americas athletic representative d
be finally decided upon. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
LACROSSE AT CORNELL
Much Interest Taken in the Canadian
Snort

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
ITHACA. N Y. Jan. a,-Practice Tor
lacrosse has been begun Mt Cornell UNI
ycrsIty During tho first month or SO
tho mon will be drilled In stickwork ana
open practice. Then they vii be taken
out on Percy field, where the game VIII
be played in earnest Lacrosse, altnousn y
e. has not gained the popularity
among the student body that football en-
ioy. requires great skill and en-
durance Candidates for the team must
therefore, go through the mill OIL strict
The outlook for strong team, tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
This Woman Will Hunt.
,une sncclal snortlnc Scrvlcc-

Tribune Special Sporting Service
PORTLAND. or. Jan 2O-A woman.
Mrs. W. Il. Stevens. was the first person
in Multnomah county TO take out a hunt
ers license this year. The licenses are
good for the calendar year and therefore
1t is necessary for all who would go hunt
ing this winter to renew their permits and
pay their dollar for 1906 Mrs Stevcns's q
husband. who was second to receive a H.
censc this year was the first on the roll
In ycor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Had Fine Record.

All is finished now. and the mosI I
swimmer from zoo yards to ~
world has ever seen is no more. -
his wonderful career. which a.
over two years. he never once :, =
further behind than second in any =
race. kieran. who was ID years ~
October. was of irish parentage. an
born In Sydney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Witnesses Are Found.
FAMOUS SWIMMER DI&
Brilliant Young Bernard Kleran
cumbs to Appendicitis.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
SYDNEY, Jan. 20.-The meteo's,
brilliant career of Bernard Bedo =.
has ended with tragic suddcnness; ~
nineteen-year-old lad died at brisu~-s>
Friday after an operation FOR W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

ought to be standing on the shore hand
Ing him challenge when his ship
comes in.
have a good mind, II Palmer is side
stepped by the young bookkeeper fighters.
to Give him 4 def myself, Just TO let him
see there's some scrapping zip left In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
MAY BAR ECKERSALL
Serious Charges Made AsainH
Amateur Athlete.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Jan. @.-At
suit of the discoveries made by ue
versity OF Michigan secret service.
ter Eckersall, captain-elect OF tns
Versity OF Chicago football team ana
all around athlete, VIII probably %
itom all sport of an amateur natuie
Witnesses Are Found.
Witnesses have been found who Z
seen the contract which Eckersail
legged TO have signed In which ne
play baseball for q salary. II ~ u
legged that complete evidence nas !.
found showing that Eckersall engss,
a certain ringing" tour In which ns
peted in a professional race. and as2
he ran in another race under an ~
name
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
Slaughter Many Birds.

There arc already 5000 OF thrs
structive weapons In the United e
and should each of them on an est
which the society considers conserl
Kill! one hundred birds year, he!r
be 100000 birds killed In the next "
been established at 1863 Broadway - 1
purpose OF pushing the agitation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
WILL FIGHT FAST Gun.
Movement Oh Foot to AboHsA
Automatic Weapon.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK. Jan @.-Rescz
condcmning the use OF the so-callei
matte shotgun in tho hunting OF bird
other game, and requesting the Nes
to pass a law prohibluli
use of the weapon for such
were passed at the annual meeu,
the New York Geological society.
for such law Will be introduces
Legislatures OF thirteen States
u-{
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

making. for 1t was a sore disappointment
TO him TINT / didn't fall into his plans
Kind of Welcome for English Fighter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
1900 WOMEN SIGN THE PLEDGE.
Another Religious Awakening In Science
tshy Conducted by Catholics.

SCHENECTADY, Nov. ti.-This town is
now having another religious awakening
and one which, it is safe to say, will be pro-
ductive Of lasting good. II is not a revival
in the common acceptance OF that term.
IL is a mission at st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church conducted by the Paulist Fathers
Of New York city. the Rev. John F. Burke
being the leader. His assistants are tho
Rev. David w. Kennedy and the Rev. John
B. Harvey.
The mission opened one week ago last
Sunday. 1t will last for three weeks. the
first week being devoted to women exclu-
sively, the second week to men and the
third week 10 "A mission TO non-CatholiCs.
The average at both the
rpass and evening service during the
vosnen's mission last week was above
30. at least 100 women being obliged to
stand throughout every service. More
han 1000 women voluntarily sIgned the
total abstinence pledge, and last Sunday
afternoon at the closing service 2,300women
stood up with their right hands raised and
renewed their baptismal vows, making the
in unison. Al the conclusion OF
his ceremony the lmmeuSe congregation
It women joined in singing the Te Deum.
The attendance at the mems mission bid
fair TO equal that Of the opening week.
IN Sunday evening nearly 400 men were
"rowded in the church and at the 5 O'Clock
uass on Monday morning 1900 men were
resent, The attention accorded the preach
RS is quite as striking As the sermons are
impressive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
al Fox Bottom Prices !
PaUL KELLY GANG REVIVAL.
Police Say Four Bow cry Robbers BeIOnE
to 1t w oman Got Away.

-Four young mon, all under rs years of
age, said Ivy the police TO I've members of
that mysterioIs organization the Paul
Kelly gang, undertook 70 rob a man on the
Bowery at Z O'Clock yesterday morning
They were assisted by a woman. The four
we're arrested and the woman escaped.
The man who was held up said no was
leo LIcsie. steward on q North German
Iloyd steamship and living az 100 Grand
street. Hoboken. He was passing by iGo
Bowcry, once the hcaduuarteri Of the down
town ~panhandlers. Of which Peg Leg lynn
wa. the rppIted proprietor, when the womar
spo,,e 10 him. When h. tried 10 brvsh past
her she threw her arms around him and tho
fOLT men appeared. .
They rot all the money he had. about
q. blt his Wells brought Policemen Bruck
ner. Fay and Meyer on the ran. The gang
tried 10 get away and n Of them pJlled
a revolver. Before he could nae il Police
man Bruckner fired two shots and the fellow
capituInted. Tho others we're cauG HI
after "A run, All were arrsigned in the
Tombe police court. where they gave
fictitious names and addresses in cheap
Bowery lodging houses.
They were held on the charge Of high
wsy robbery in 1880 bail each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
TRY VI iRDEN FOR MURDER.
Alleged lie and Deputy shot Hunter Then
NhOt Each Othrr to PROV c SeIH-Defencc.

W~GLKE9BARBE. Pa, Nov. i4--Game War
den Frank Rowe wa- placed on trial to-day
charged 9TH the murder OF Adam Beskus,
n forciga'r, whom h. shot dead in the woods
near here
In this state IN the past year two game
~ardens nave heen killed, eleven wounded
and fifteen shot a.. Rowe - the first wsr-
len 20 10 srIested for shooting p man
Dr. kn pbjus, s'cnH.a~y Of The State Game
Commission with a fund raised among
a~por,snen, has engaged two prominent
lawyer 70 defend Rowe.
The State allsGes that Rowe and his
deputy Nllliorn NIltsrr. 3l~l indicted ror
murder shot BeskU- without revocation,
and TAFT several hours later zach shot the
nthay in th' legs with bird shot. 10 sub
'tan''at' th@'r story that they fred in self.
defence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
.JOTIAL JAMES O'NEIL DEAD.
FIcI known on the Upper East side KILLED
by a TrOIIe Car.

James O'Neil. who has long heen known
about Norkville as the Jolly Old Sport. "
was struck by a south ound second avenue
rrolley car yesterday and died in a few
norents as the result of a fractured skull.
oNeil was ~ years old and lived in a
furnished room at 327 East F~ifty-seventh
treeC. He was formerly q contractor,
nd OF one time was well 70 do. His wife
lied and his CHI ldren got married and
started no mes for themselves. He W "A
veil known a'out his nciyhJOrhood be-
cause Of h's jovial disposition.
VII lie cross no Second avenue at Fifty
-,yth street he failed TO see an approaching
~ and walked Oh TO the track in front
VI il. The Jumper hit him and he was
hro VII 10 one side.
Frank Hynes, a green motorman, was
'rrested and taken to the Norkvillo police
'ourt The Magistrate sent him before
he Coroner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
r aIlroac.

.tfD \, N. For Rnrhamton an0 lmira
1000 n - For Buffalo. Chicago and s. To"'
.lUP M Fof Buffalo and CnicSzo
400 y. M.-Foi Scranton and Plymouth
G.slS 2. M.-Yor Buffalo And Chicago
.slo p. M,-For Buffalo. Syracuse ana !sHsrs
100 \. MO Chicago-Slsepe r. open 90
Ifctets A. lee. 20. lisa. ila4 BroGdWAy = y
40 Fulton ST. BToohlvn. 'paily. Except SUM,
IFrdAys and SATURDAYS. Leave sd 81. is0 y
sissves ChristopAsr 81. 80 p. NJ. week dAkA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
70 Enlarge OId Greenwich school

6. p ! Snyder. chief architect Of the De
plrtment Of Education, has filed with Build
mr. Superintendent Muir ny plans for the
"ular cmou; "f old Public school II. in
Grcenwi = 80 Ie north Of West Ten.h
street, e. w5,'h Cathnrine Bcvier j. prin
";r'l and chich IL a famous landmark oT
MD G'2enwich Village and one ~ the oldest
'.rbo J. IN the city, A four story annex.
- feet front and ~ feet deep, is to be added
IN tho rortb, with n facade OF bricX and
ru"Istone 10 harmonize with the oil edi-
licc lh" addition will cost SIS. OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN HARTFORD R

Train" depart from GTsEd Central Station. so
81. and am Ave. a. follows for
BOSTON via new London and Prov $50,
':li0;oo. ~ i0O2 \ n ';i %, 'IllOl, 'H9c H
tISoi 4. n 200 I. N. VIA Springneid-'a =
Il. NJ. 'ii2OO. 900. 'liOO y. VI.
Worcester & FltChburg, via PutnNm-'3 p ".
Lakevllle and Norfolk 'S.t9 A. II. 1881 !. "
GhEAI .D~AtklNGTON, STOCA DRIDSE. LEMON.
P~ITTSFIELn -'A;5i. $40 A. NJ. and 1881 p v
Ticket onices at CGrand Central Station ar
cl2jth 81. also az Gas. 1900. ciSS4 B'Way. as Lr.0"
square, rls2 Fifth Ave. GAS Columbus Ave Ger
Madison Ave. clos W. ic5th ST., s7ss Third A'e
IN Brooklyn ci Court S., 40 Nostrand ave 10
H'vay.
daily. Except Sundays. fStope AZ i2Stn :
NStops a. icSth 81. sundays only. :Parlor car l~
tickets also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
pLlMOITI-CHERBOI re
*. Vim. II. Nov. 20. "a 81 X. Wn,, U........ Jan. :
KlIser. 80. Dee. 4. 10 A NJ k-onpruZ. ..,... JAM
Kronprinz, Dec. IS. 2PM K. VIM. H.....,..f Feb. IL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
CHFCkS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & co. 5 Broadway, y. '.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
West shore Railroad.

Nov lorK NtnIThI q HHusOH u ~. LesstT7 :,
Trains leave DesbToSseS -, as follows, snd ~
minutes later foot OF West t2d 81, y. r;
100 p. M.-Chlcagu Express.
'2.2S r. NJ Con. Tim. for bet. Chi. d st. Lous
$50 T.. M.-For Roch., Buzz, Cleveland q Chi
800 =. M.-For Roch. But. pet, & 81 10y.
sa45 r. M.-FOr SyI. Roch.. v. Fails, Diet. 4 Chi.
DAILY Except Sunday. SEX. Monday. DEL ssu
Telephone 900 3sth Street" for New YORK Central
Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel o.
residence BY Westco,t Express.
A. n. SMITH, c. r. DAILY.
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr. Pass'r TTaf1c Mgr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17

.iau rummeIig 9etrdgtning at Of
.fsntlige 9Oero pg priOute sSnterss 2
Ter, at ban fan pore biais imoo
tegse. seq tror lite paa at eoel9gs
&c, bpao ri bar foitret eaer At rtpe
neo, bpdo ri bar bpsget OBJ. 8a Hes
9eringens ~pelgprenoe Politit bar
.ffabt tore tommerciele 5unttioner,
.iaa er Oct famine Regerings Yligf
al iniiitere paa. at 6unttionerne no
.ferss. De mad bsje lig for Den nqe
9olitits Soeal og iige; uje9 tjener"
Sea foritaar, at itpre Snititutioner
tan o9re interesiereoe for at gen.
pqlae M9no, iom / oen Ipunone
.5io bar tient oeres Snteresier,
men lea mener. oct er ct 6eiltipn,
iom De bill gipe Hip pau meo Sioen.
Det er beore enoog for Oe fore ad4
pital zapmbinationer, Ser for Siosn
lar glemt Oeres qligt. at tiene4
at bare Raaosmeno, ION bill b9s'
I6iaiae eaer rimelige imoo Dem. enS
Reprefentanter. iom blinOt ben bil
|tiene oem.
Sda langt Ssndtorens Oro. fri
Ioenaipet. 6dn bar miittert itfi
Ilaaet en- Zone an. tbi gr9iioent
Rooiepelt er fer n9rmeit. Tom Ct.
natoren ogiua mener, 0en tonean.
gipen0e, men ipiaet pau en- 5one
fem pil fnbe 9entlang boz 5olte'
/ Set tore og bel. taget. Den gdmlf
golitit bar bog oisielig adaet megs
mere / Retning at at orore Ii
lneite en0 / Aetning af at poe Sie
nefte. Sa Set er 10 en- fenot Sag
at bar en- Man0 poet en- nRpnep9r.
0ia Sieneite pe0 en- heiere Gmbeos.
manos 0dlg I. Cts, iad benter bar
at blipe belennet me0 ct anOet Gm
lfeoe, uagtet ban moaite lun9t frt
er iad ifitfet for oct Gmbebe. bar
lattraar, iom ban par til at p6
Qartiet 5ieneite peo @dlgst. 9
6pert Jalo er mottost: 5ienerinS
9Grligbeo og gini9beo en- Slaes pc
llitiit plutform. iom Sen ~rettanteno
I9el at 5olfet fan o9re meo pda
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
Gn 6iitorie ira gonosns
,Snaple=a paIter'.

.5be Gbriitian" forteasr fol-
Ieenoe 9iitOrie ira oct berpgteoe Ion
bonite STARTER Dodge Court.
en- uns Mano peo Naon 5om
GaDenoifb, Der bar / geiiooelie al
ct soot 9umsr os ct frejoigt Moo
felte zig ~forplistet til at uorette no:
get for lin 9erre.
Ss ou .0ogoe Court" nstop Dai
oct eneite aparter, / bpiltst Der bal
|8rug for ct MenneIfe til at uobreo'
S~rattdter. paatog ban fig mel
|0laoe 6enne Opsape.
Joripnet me6 ct 8unot Smaa.
~ffrifter git ban en- Ssnoag no
aborteret, og od ban git no fra, al
.oet bar lettere at fomme neo ens
|cp", frable6s ban op 40 ben fsritt
cen beofie imafIe 9rappe til femtt
'Gtage for at besbnoe Der.
Oct bar oppe UNDER Saset, al
ban banfeoe paa en- DIR, iom eftcr
en- Del Stsj blsp aabnst meb ei
BUILDER, Ds en- Mun6sperfon af q
|temmelis blot li6feenoe fpurgts ON
'@runoen til. at ban blep oforffprs
'ret".
som forffareos bam i be bsf=
,ligf muriee llotrpf, at ban boz
fommen for at oDerltpere BAN En-
lille Bog.
Men Manben forffre6e I Del
frdftisff mslige eproa, at ban bDer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
Satiigale.

Del maa pare mig tiaaot pda
min 9uitrus og egne 9egne pheni.
ligt gennem ,9anIteren" at bring.
nor O1bfelte Eat iii De mango Gen.
ner 10 oper 2anoet, Der iaa item
lhutom ps poa Dor % 4ars ,3uol.
~laumsoas.
9jertelig 9at for a~arIigheOen
Dc mango bjertelige 9niter og Se.
Oiier, lom ri mootog runOi en-.
firing fra peo 5elegrammer. 8reut
og itenne Mainoer.
5 iarIig 0rao tatfer pi Gbene
5srzNirtiombeoen = 9anOfoltet ION
8pfoltet = for oeres operraitsnos
8egunitigelie moo os.
SITE minoit tattsr jeg gmbeoss
treore for eoers tonne 5ante %
aarligbsosbspis moo mig.
Seq Dil foripgs at eengeioe eosrs
aarlis1eo Deo ct reoelist, trofoit
9ruOerligbeoens Samar6ejoe til nit
Gins iioite bitten.
5rsoens 6iiien til soer aae.
5 brooerlig 9Grbroigbeo
O. 3. 6 briftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-17
6Dlone Orb.
3jenerino, sGrlisbeo 90 giaisbeo

Gn Statsfenator ! Sainios,
ssrancis 80. Barter, 6olot / iioiie
uqe en- tort Gale peo ct Miooags=
felitub / Gbicugo, boori ban loo
Orb faloe, Iom pei er p9ro at marie
ia. 6an iaeoe. al De ienere 5ioers
8esiDenheoer bar giort Oct inos
Ipienoe, at Den samle pplitifs Soc
aler er peO at foripinoe. grRiiOent
Rooiepelt bar / hsjere og bioere Jors
ffano, emo oct bar b1ret 5ilf9loet
/ dmeritanif Qolitit / Be ienere Ii
Der, uOpegt 5eilen peo BET gamle d.
Heopenbi9beoen al npe Snipiras
tioner oe SoeaIer.
5erIt iblanot Sen nbe golitifs
Geenifaber letter ieg 5iensrfinO.
Den fmaalise, p~erionlige= Snteresier=
tjenenbe golitifer maa gipe ploo5
for oe Menb. ser Ter paa politit=
ten life fom en- qrpfesiion men iom
Ell brit aalo. Oct edmle beoenIte
MOtto: Seq biz. MAD giDe pluos
for oct inipirerenoe friitne Oro:
oSSe1 .pil tisne." alorie bar noatt
beore ilnIirerei Den ianoe unaeliufs
fife 4ano, emo Sen ieirenoe forte
qrinfes qntagslie at Sroet, ION
grinisn at Wales bar paa 1T @aa=
benifjolo: Seq tjener".
9i er bleOen ~ombpggelig oplarte
| Sen Soc, al politif paientlie er
felpif. at oen er arig, at oen ineeii
plaos bar for ,9efaloeen" Zoe Ii
8uo) eIer ben gpibns Regel. Men
jeg fortaiter belle oenne foraroelias
Qoaftdno. Seq tror, at Ser / praf-
tiff 9oIitif, / ~Gaucus", / politiffe
alubber, | pprimories" og De pHent=
ligs Gmbeoer finoes faa bio en-
Wfarf. iom nogen Sinoe er aabnet
for en- 5ilantrop, en- Reformator,
en- Vatriot. 4t tisne Menneffene
RED tro ~llosbeffe at fine p~olitiite
plister. oct er en- Republican, gors.
gers fsrife os 1sjefts @ernina.
Som Rr. 2 napner jeg 9G
ligbeo. 0ermeo mener lea life
iimpsltben ben 2Grlig6eo, ser beffaar
!, at man life er en- o~ffentliq Rspcr
ensr en- fnigenoe 5pb. Sea mener
ben beiere @rligbeo, fom omfatter
Torpdltningen at De o~entlioe Mios
Ter os oHentlige Snieresfer, Ser er
befroet ben oHentlige Gm6eosmano.
Seq mener ben 2Grlig6eo, Der for.
aetsr 5dnfen ON at bsfte p~erfonlia
6oroel at oHentliae Siuiosbperp
sner biloe Soft inc, at man tiener
Dem, meoens man | 0irtliabeo tiez
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oe BE- bar T.
BEN ftners 1i6 bxrsf for ~tirbstria
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