davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18
walton, avoided Gen. Trepofr henceforth.

walton, avoided Gen. Trepoff henceforth.
Later Gen. Trepon presented the emperor
with q project he had elaborated respecting
the sale Of the crown lands. but the empe-
ror colby ordered him to hand II to Grand
Duke Nicholas, his bitterest enemy. The
grad duke after reading the report, re-
marked:
at is extraordinary that you have now
become liberal after the attempt to pol
son you You are liberal from fear of rev.
olution, not from Conviction
Gen Trepon took this treatment to heart.
coming from the hands Of those to whom
he had devoted his whole life. and passed
his last days In the closest retirement SUI
fering intensely from depression.
Early on the morning OF September u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18

Annual decoration day Of the Friendship
Fire Co. Of winchester. Va. was observed
Sunday at Mount Hebron cemetery. Flow
ers were etrewn upon the graves OF de-
ceased members of the company, and Q
large wreath was placed on the grave OF
Maj. Gen. Daniel Morgan. revolutionary
hero, who Is buried there. with only q rough
was q large turnout OF flremen In citisensP
dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18
BEoKE rREpoFF's HEART. ]
His Last Days Embittered by czar's
Disfavor.

According to information received by the
Neues Wiener Tageblatt at Vienna from a
distinguished Russian authority, Gen. Ire
pofr. at the council at Peterhof August is.
remarked:
I'VE have made fearful mistake In not
having formed a cabinet representative of
society"
Emperor Nicholas, indignant at the obser-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18

mingham Post says that in London's revo-
lutionary circles 1t Is declared that the
death of Gen. Trepon was due TO poison ad-
ministered weeks ago. causing an illness
robust constitution enabled him to throw on
the effects for the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18

1t is reported from Fall River. Mass. that
the Enterprise Navigation Company. which
for the past eighteen months has operated
a line of steamboats, between that port and
New York in opposition to the Fall River
line. has passed into the hands of the Du
Point Powder Company of Wilmington, Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18
Europeans Terroriz.d by Bandits.

A cabiegram from Tangier last night
says: Chief Taelaineiu. with 80 men. today
entered Casa Blanca, piIlaged the French
iron works and pursued Europeans through
the streets, wounding several Of them. Aft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18

er terrorizing the town for two hours TaeI-
ainein was Induced to leave, the governor
having been reluctantly forced TO act by the
foreign consuls' indignant protests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18

Copyright. 1908. BY Dodd. Mead AID comp.nyl
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17
S25O,OOO,OOO
FOODEXPORTS
Meat and Dairy Products
for the Year
An Explanation of the
Steady Decline of the VAL
tie of Corn Exports.

Washington. Dec. 16.-More than $50
million dollars worth OF meat ami
dairy products will have passed out OF
the world in the year ending with the
present month. This enormous total
of $50 million dollars worth of meat
and dairy products. is made up of
little over 200 million dollars worth
IF meats. So million dollars worth OF
cattle, and about ten million dollars
worth Of butter, cheese and milk. The
ten months record already announced
by the bureau of statistics OF the de-
partment of commerce and labor shows
expectations of meat and meat pro-
ducts to the value of 172 million dol
lars against 147 millions in the CORES
ponding period o. last year, a gain of
> million dollars in the ten months
ending with October, 1906, over tho
corresponding months of 1905 and
gain of about 40 millions over those OF
the corresponding months of 1904. The
live cattle exported i'm the ten months
ending with October 1906. amounted To
32i2 million dollars in value and the
dairy products exported to about S
million dollars.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17
IN THE WHITE TANKs-John d

NV iHC WIFI Z ANhS-JOhn De-
Witt returned yesterday from a three
days trip to the White Tanks mining
district. where he went to put a force
of men at work doing the annual as
sessment on his mining claims. He
says there is a great deal of activity
there just now but nothing startling
is going on. S. w. Haines came up
from there yesterday also. Mr.. Haines
is moving along with his project of
mine development. He has 1900 feet OF
development DONE 800 feet of which
is vertical shaft. No additional
depth has been gained for months as
the shaft has sixty feet of water in il.
He has bought a hoist and erected the
frame for its accommodation and is
expecting the machinery any day. With
the new hoist he can handle the water
and the ore also and proposes to sink
300 feet deeper. The mine is the best
developed one in the district. is well
financed and is believed by all familiar
with the property TO be a good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Gurst of Chicago,
who have been stopping there for the
last seven months, came up yesterday
in rig that took down a man namei
lie Fevre, and his sister. They are
going just for rest and recuperation.
which was the mission of Mr.. and Mrs
Gurst. Mr.. Gurst is Chicago travel
ing man and they will leave fer the
east tonight, Mr.. Gurst to resume his
labors the first of the year. John Mad
dox, who has property in the same
district, left for the camp yesterday
The Haines camp is the center of all
operations and supplies the water for
the prospectors in that vicinity. He
has bunk and boarding houses and
barns and chickens and good accOmmo-
dations for all who make their home in
those parts.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17
FOR SALE.

On contract to responsible party at
800 down and ten dollars per month
on balance. with interest at s per cent
on deferred payments two residence
lots. corner Fillmore and 18th SITS. hav-
ing 100 feet frontage on 9TH St. and
surrounded by some OF the finest res
licences in Phoenix. Two large palms
in front, also a row OF ash trees. Closa
TO town, canal and car line; tributary
To gas and city water mains and cleo
trio light and telephone lines. This
is inside property and desirable for a
home builder. II can be bought for
less than neighboring lots are selling
for. See the owner. Harvey ]. Lee, at
Republican office.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17
THE WORST OF THE WINTER.
A Snow Storm Raging From Kansas
City Southwark.

Kansas city. Dec. I6.-The heaviest
snow storm of this winter is raging
here tonight and is general in south
western Missouri. southeastern Kansas
and parts of oklahoma and the Indian
Territory. Much suffering will result
in sections of Oklahoma, where there
is a fuel famine.
The mayor of Mangum today made
such an urgent appeal to the Rock
Island that a train of coal was dis
patched
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17

A lot of sympathy is wasted on tho
under dog and the old maid.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-17

ers INDUCES i'm some tall stories.-Phil-
adelphia Record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
the witnesses after the questions had been

the witnesses after the questions had been
overTuled.
Mr.. Littleton ook exception to the over
ruling Of his questions and declared that he
was trying to show that there was a con-
spiracy 70 do" Schmittberger. Commits
sioner Bingham told Schmittberger's ooun-
sci that IL In the purse Of the trial he
could show that there was any conspiracy
he d~isallowed.
Sergt. Mcknight was asked by Mr.. Lit
Teton IL he knew much about Rouudsman
Becker before they worked together in the
'street cleaning" squad. The Sergeant
replied that they served together In the
Whitestone station house in Queens.
Il did not get a chance TO become very
well acquainted with him" said Mcknight.
Il was a sergeant. and he was a roundsman.
Therefore we were not on terms OF social
equality"
AT this point an adjournment vas taken
until 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
DUMP CAR FALLS on WAGON.
Tumbles OFT Trestlc Leading From une
Tunnel Driver IL Badly Hurt

Tunnel Driver IL Badly Hurt.
An empty iron dump car used by the
Hudson Companies for the removal OF rock
and dirt from the tunnel excavation In
Washington street, Jersey City, toppied
of a narrow gauge trestle at Greene and
Morgan streets yesterday and fell twenty
Ave feet, landing on a truck loaded with
barrels and driven by Hugh McLeavey,
So years old, OF l4s Wayne street. McLeavey
ducked as he sa the car shoot down toward
him, but had no chance to get out OF the
way The car keeled over aud pinned
him down where he sauatted. The upright
posts at the sides Of the barrel wagon pre-
vented him from being crushed to death.
He was held a prisoner ten minutes before
he was extricated. When he was released
il vuas found that he was suffering from a
severe scalp wound and crushed legs. His
back was also hurt. He was taken to st.
Francis Hospital
The car which took the tumble to tho
street was one Of a train Of empties on its
way from the waterfront to the tunnel
excavation for a load. There is a curve
at the point where 1t left the tracks, and it
is believed that it was being sent at too
lively a speed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
GRAPE-NLTS.
You can obtain
Certain BOdy-B Building
Results by Using
GRAPE-NUTS
FOOD.
QUESTIONING A FRIEND

II n takes the trouble to carefully
question a person that has been using
Grape-Euts Food for two or three weeks
the facts will be brought out That grad
ually there comes over the body a feeling
Of increased strength, particularly OF men.
tai strength and ability.
The mind works clearer and more ac-
lively when IL plays upon a brain that Is
refreshed, rebuilt and properly constructed
by the food elements intended by Nature
for such work.
This is a profound fact regarding Grape
Nuts. The Food contains just the kind Of
material Nature must have TO unite with
albumen, from which to rebuild the gray
matter in the brain and nerve centres
throughout the body. Therefore the usel
can expect and obtain q definite result
from the regular use Of Grape-Nuts. 80
There's a reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
Chance o PoIncIsns Out Of a Job.

The executive committee of the Bayonne
City Democratic Club yesterday announced
that the club had established a labor bureau
where applicants for work nay have their
names placed on the list. Among those
without jobs are some OF the many Demo-
cratic oh1ceholders who were bounced
when the Republicans assumed control
OF the city's affairs. Egbert Seymour,
several times Mayor and defeated candidate
last fall for Sheriff when he looked TO he
a 50 10 I shot to win, is chairman Of the
committee in charge OF the bureau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
JEWS GET STRIKE FEVER.
Several Unions IN tinted Hebrew Trades
Out for More PAY,

The unions Of small trades on the East
Side, which have been recently organized,
started on an epidemic OF strikes yester-
day. The union Of Jewish tinsmiths began
il by going on a general strike for an in
crease Of 10 per cent. in wages and an eight
hour workdsy. About 300 quit.
A strike Of 500 members OF the Clothing
Cleaners and Dyers' Union followed for
a similar advance in wages. IL il the first
general strike in this trade; IL was an
nounced later that twenty-five employers
had yielded.
Shortly afterward tho Mineral Water
BottIers and Drivers Union. which had
strikes at three mineral water depots for
an advance Of 10 FER cent. in wages decided
to make the strike a general one. The
strikers all belong TO the. United Hebrew
Trades, a Jewish socialist body Of trade
unions ?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
DarnnEton nounces Dr. shIcIds.

Health Commissioner Darlington an
nounced yesterday that the Board Of Health
had removed DR.. Gerald Sh ields, who has
been Assistant Sanitary Superintendent
OF The Bronx since DIR. Darlington first took
Office. in 1903. The reason for the removal
a. given by the COMMISSIONS was neglect
OF duty. When asked II politics was not
really at the bottom Of the case and whether
or not IL had any connection with Mayor
McClellaD's recent removal OF the Bronx
PARK Commissioned. Or. Darlington said
that the action was ertirCtv free from any
political motive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14
Senator Buckley Defeated for Delegate
to state Convention.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. Ex-senator Morgan
G. Buckley will not be a delegate 70 the
Republican State convention, 70 be held
In New Haven next week. He was opposed
to the nomination OF Senator Everitt j.
Lake Of this city for Lieutenant-Governo
but the friends OF Senate Lake won in the
caucuses. 1t is the first time in many years
that Senator Bulkeley has been outside the
rail at Republican State convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-14

Highest e mperhIuTc, NJ HI = NJ
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For eastern NeU York. eastern Pcnnsylrlni1
Ven .Js,,sv. Delawdrs. ne District OF Columbia and
MARYLAND, rdir and cooler To- day; fair TO 1roTrou.
fresh northwest rtndS.
For New England, showers followed by fair and
cooler TO day: fair TO- morrow, brisk northwest
winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York,
fair and cooler to day: fair to morrow, fresh north
west winds.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
1strulten ioien.

Com set hines, or SStruiten ro'
brcSt cpcr belle 2unbet ligeiom andre
fruits. % oen / GoIcoo be9pnNtc De-
rrQcIic imoo Scn bnr iorpIautet fig
til @bilaocIp1ia, Retu Oorf o. Snbta'
papoIiS. s SoleSo bleu SStruItenS
5ueiGrcrc Mhouon9 Oen 2Sen Sidi
iluqtc Whtlft o. oFntte til 6TraieI
Tor Jorogt for gicttcn. IS ReSlem'
mer Of Sstrritcu / WilaNcIpbia er
orreItcrrSe % bar moottet lille &aIl'
ticn FOR $3.50 bocr. gprauSet
Hcm Dorf bar beiluttet al fQretd8e eli
retSIig llnSeri6aeIie al SSmGnSenes
TorboIo "a title Dem UNDER 3jLtnle
ON oet piier fla, at be opertrGoer 90
pen. 3 SnSiauupolis or belle antIage'
o~ooofaterS acntor paa Sagt eftet
WeOlcumer al Sstruiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

On mad, ON oct enb1tii err ttnligt,
fna belioe til at fsle, at bun bar Del
% NIabs | bit Sier1lio, at boert en-.
felt Si.bipib | SamiIien bsr bore i'm
Gel al 9Iigterre iaupel iom Of 90.
berne, 90 at oct err benoes Ylist 90 Dc
eprise MeSlemnerS Set, at bun TOR
paa % libf6rer meb Sutbit ben gel al
Bligterne, Tom paabpfler betSe. gn
Giae, Der err Bit forisntt | BEN 8rub,
iom BIN Dora er bItt oct, trRneer no.
get anSet % mer enb ct 8pntnnIium
eler Ell Danieifole, ON bun Ifal no
billie fig til en- Beliig, IpffeIig aoit'
De-"
Get er ~unberItgt psida, of ftaor ieg
tRnfer Iiot paa De ilttge Iniieter,
iom msbte mig / 2ibet, bar De met
bilieilappe, iuagIinieoe, for9rGnmeoe
oftere ben rige gneIings og llngmss
"Salifipe" enb "SfiItet" paa en- |
Irmobsbptten fsbt og barren ling.
bonn. llSen at isle 8Iiat og aniour
% bore beiiaIet al Grltg 8ilie bIir
insen Ipffelts 90 tilfreOs. Gurus og
@iiIS er Sruaattng enbog Der | Ser
Den. Deriom ont intet bill uit9e,
rige gert, iaa iGnfer ies Sntten 6D'
here for en- Grlie, paapasielig @refte'
graoer emo for dig. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06

Berger Sanion her al gpcn
fom ! 5itsSass iiIbage fra Ell Tur til
oct peItliee Canada. san bar lige no
til ~2etbbribae os @arner ! ben bet.
Iise Tel al alberta. Ser idd ban
en- NGiieoe poffert os goSt 9aro %
fiebic cgiaa en- bolp Seftion. Otter
SorIbSenoe fiebes 2anbet op | en-
Snrt og bill ogiou nuiten nteo en-
Gang blipe opbprfei, oa man bette
tier fla AZ 0ampfraft til at brpffe op
Brrrierne. 4ompnnier, Tom bnr
bisie Tampploge, orbfer bet nentIig
ilig, at be bar aontrnfter paa grpf.
ming for Here Sormere / en- SirRf.
ming, 90 tneb en- 3nmpmaifine ION
ilrffer "a is IONS 8loee, plsier De
Burer, iom er flere NiI Ionae, isreiio
SC bebsper at benbe. .Etiien for
grGfning err $3.50 pr. acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
GromweH eaar.

Zen iit9mffe aanaIfommisIion
bar fra gegpnoelien bapt 8iuiam
Relion CROMWELL til Raaoaiper ,mert
MI bar ben ombpttet bam nleb Hi.
hnro Geio &ogers ira 4entiidp. Wfr.
Grnntpeu bar | mango Stpffer pnret
en- npttig Ratto, ba ban er bel Giem'
ME | SorboIbene paa Sitbmen og for.
itaar bonoe engelif og iranif COP bg
Het. arigsminiiter Gait err tafnem>
melig for ma1tge Splpsninger, ban
bar facet fra GroniueI. Wen Wan'
BEN befatter iig meo aItfor meset %
faiter fine @orn no nleiteSs. 3 sc.
ndtets 4undlfomite blep bet oplpit,
al ban life aIene par Maabgioer for
Dor amerifanife &nnalfommisiion,
men ogiaa for ct npt franIf aompani,
iom freezer be SpreueSe Stnter for
SO, 200 600, % ligeiaa for Banana.
RepubIifen. Sans gfterfsIser Ru.
gers er Sa,riit og for Sioen Weolenl
Of ct Sagfsrerfirma | Relp gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
5ilippinerne.

aolera bar bruot no / Manila, %
SpgoomnIen' griber ogiaa ON ITO uoe
| Sanbsbpsoerne. Gen berjer iipr
blanot De inoisbte, men ogiaa Gmeri.
fanerne a~neribes. 81 SiIfaloe 90 16
DebsfnlS' drmeIbtes | Manila Sirs-
Dag. planbt De bebe bar CHARLES
Sbeebnn. Sort WcSfinIep er nfiper-
ret. Der Ssoe Rompnnifof gbriitian
Dwight.
Silippinerne biemisses ofte Of So.
Iera. 5 1905 berieoe spgoomten
ira 23Se gueitit til IA Sftober; Der
bar ba 743 SilfpIoe og 553 GeosfaIS.
Sffe faa ameritanere | ManiIa bIer
nngrebne % 6 osoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
bpao bun tron9te.

3 "SmaieboIS" finber leg en- GOD
stlt6, iom ieg berpeo / &ort3eo oil
,cienfortpae. Gen fltnbe fanife BIZ
en- eaer anSen i%ortoiIet Otor og Oooett
giae iii 2erSom % S%pmltntrtng.
SsSea Ifienrer life, bpab ieg Ifal
firbe poa meo min Cater Cora,
ia cn roobpil6, nniten f~ortpilet Wsor
til en- 2Gge, Der baobe til @ane at
tole bent no / ct SiIiplNe icm bette.
"Srn err iad Iigegploig iour bel mt
liot oa ipnes life at babe Srteresie
Tor roaen 8erSenS Siu9. I'll line
Siber er hun rent uforbrn9eliG %
iea ifiISe snIfe, at DIT firnSe Cute
mia ct eoot TaaS. Spoo tror ou cr
beIoiait - enter of ienSe benoc pdn
Ct @pnnaIiiun eller Ell 9anie'fole?
Sum er trrt al i'm "9iepcIe", og Sr'
iiouen for ~9atpn Sennis" er onr'
trent opcr. Spao piIbe gu raaSe mig
tiI2"
"Soor gamntel er blttS" 1piirgte
S9gen.
"0tGiten nitten Mar"
"aun bun lane Wao9"
"aanei, sal Sum bar life prsuet
SET"
Sean 9nu iope @ulpet2"
Oct aisr min Sieneite2ige,
Sober bun lit eget SGrelie | Or.
Cen, oa reSer bum iin Seug2"
~Rei. sal bet aisr ieg ior 9enbe."
"Sun tar altiaa iugen Gel ! Tltg'
Ter, iom err iorbmone mrS SusboIb'
uinsenY"
~0ei. ies fam life BET t."
IA pil ies iise big bent mo, W'a.
Smn, at ct @umrniiim life er Ylae'
len Tor Din 9otter % beIleriffe eli
TanieIfole."
~Nen buao piloe Su raaoe mig til
at eisre9" ipurste @iseus DIOR nG.
ten nugit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
@uperubr Sofnien / Minneiota ia

@uperuBr Sofuion / Minneiota bar
/ ct Telegram til Wapor Sd)mit3 /
San Srottcisco proteiteret MOB at
iplge bet Mel, Tom bIep ienOt ira
WinneopoIis efter llIpffen / Itai.
SieIpefomiteen / Sun Srarcisco fin
Der at Oct er be6re at iPlge Welet
emo at betale Susleie for oct, ba foa
aItfor nteget bIeb ienbt. D}en andre
SoIf / San Srancisco pooItaar be-
Iternt. at Der err nof al Dem, iom snifer
at iaa Relet, ianIebes iGn @iperne
piIbe. Sertil ioarer aomiteen, at ocn
fon foa inc to.tre Sunoreoetitiero
Dollars for oct, og at Bergete bebs'
pes mere / andre giemeb. - Bare
ReIet life imibIerttb bIpier bort
SIigt bar b9not for meb 8aber til
branoliote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
manse orufnet.

Sra Cmoba melbes ben Abe SiiIi,
at melIem 80 o. 100 rerioner ! Gns.
Dogs briifnebe peo 2ate Wanaipo poo
Soipaiihen al 5Ioben. ioct en- itor
glatform itprteoe iammelt. 2nfe Ma.
noipa er ct 5orIDiteliesiteo fire MiI
fra Council Bluffs og otte MiI fro
Gmaha.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
Nrnt,
slntninasfeh

SIittuinesfeiien | Gecornb SMITH
titte bolbtes iiSite Nsanbass aitcn rf.
FER BET @rosrunt iorn bleo mebSeIt |
iieite Niimer. SfoIert err Oct iioite
gar beIoiet bIeuet orepeu / BEN inm.
rtc aanS % nteS Oct ian1ute Ranl Tor
Sic, iom for mango 4ar iiben bleo
fat at oens @runSlGgger, Sroi. 5.
@refturibge. Oct or Mrs. 9refin.
ridge on gdfs SstIid gredinriNse
(pu @rs. Sowhe), iOnt bar pGrct De
fornemite 9urere set itDite aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-06
Oreyfus.

HMI
Ser er bel rleppe noget enfeIi Men.
reffe, bDis Gfirbne bar fat belle ben
cibiliIerehe Weroen / ct iaa Iibemifn.
beligt Oprsr fpn alfreo Irepfiis,
oen Iom GorrRoer bsmte frantic 81.
ficer, Der efter at babe aiennemgnaet
ben forfrroeIise ofieitIiee Eegreba.
tion Seportereoes % bolbtes inbe-
ipprret paa en- sbe 6oIme unoer gro.
pernes Col. "a oct fom op, of Der
taDbe t9ret l-lreselmrsiigbeoer %
enoog ~Iigefrerrne aiultriussitreger
inoo bam niiber MetsiorfsIsningen,
bleD ban efetnem Den alminoelige
Opinions Grpf bentet bien ira
~Di9olesen", % Soeen bleo gienpp.
taget for en- M arigsret / &ennes !
1899. Ienne frifanot BAN imioIer-
tib life, men giennem genoabnins
blep ban fri for pt6ere Straf.
Sermeb Hog man Jig imiblertio
life tiItaaIs. RebabiIiteret bar bon
life bIepet. 9ertil frGpes en- iulb.
Itanoig ps ioprnel Spb9beIie af De
bafn pperganeSe 3umme pg bans OF.
fentlige gienihbiatteIie | ollie fine
tioligere mettigbeoer, iom Irtineri'
fnptein, Ribber af sgr~esIesionen oio.
De, Der mi bar fommet til Wiugten
Sranfriae, bette Spnpatbien for
BAN os Loo Sasen insbrinse for Seas.
iationsretten, iom MI | aarebis bar
bapt ben til eiennengribenbe &ebi.
iton. Sang paa Sang bar Den ! 50.
bet al be iioite aar p9ret berarnntet
til Soretaeelie, tilen beiproerligt NOT:
aItiS err Der fonntet Roget | @eien.
gau er bet oa erbeIig blet Ilpor al.
at 9repfus life er nogen ipntpa'
tbiif BerionIigbeo, bar IRnge pRret
ficnot. timber De offentliee 8rigsfor'
banSIineer | @ennes, bpor ban DOG
itoo pmgipet al Iaa megen 9eltagelie,
eiorSe ban life noget belbigt Snotrpf
paa 91tbIifiim, % Spnlputbien bos
Dem, iom babbe beret bans forttein'
tie Siplpere, fisInebe b~etpbelig, oa De
bapoe lprt gam perionlig at fienbe,
Den / Baris boiatte amerifnnife
gitbliciIt @ance Sbomas 9ar nplig |
en- artifel ON De franife Sopeo'
jtaoScelebriteter leoiaeet beit befienS'
te, fremrasenoe aSpofat 2aboris
8ortr9rt meo fsIeenbe 9tnier:
Sans Rupn err al Dem, man ofte
bsrer. llroer &%rigsretten oper 0rep'
fus | Rennes iorbnttieoe ban ueo ben
inbtrpngenSe Mhogt, ban lagoe | I'd
Goripur. Nen baeefter bIeo Den
llenigbeb meIIem 0repius og bant.
sf bpaS @runo2 So, bet bar in9er
al Dem billet no meb. &im laa me-
act bar Subori ptret: Ger bar Till
felige Wenneifer paa begge Sioer,
81 Ifob / oen Gro, at hi fiRmpeoe fot
ct sssbeoI, men MI fer ui, at alt, bpaf
Der er fonrmet no af Oct, life er artoei
emo moralif Splssningstilltnnb.
Saiau meS 3oIa 90 mango Here
ttbIiaere gerner, opbsrte 9reptis a
itaa t nctIfobeIig 8ersrelie. Oct ba,
ct Ipiteriim, iom fcrbolospis lG118t
optog Be n~psgierrise 8ortiere.
SiSite Sang ieg iaa Grepfils, lto(
han / minbre emo ire 8ooS ailtnnf
ira Ben iniGe % eIifpRroige Sberi'
Bicaltart, Der mere ettb ncgen altOer
biSroa til at faa bon no Of bet Ifref'
felioe Srnaiel paa "0ipnIesen". Sn'
aer Of 6em Loo reb oct ritsete Se9r
merfe, at Be fierote binanSen.
EorreIten er Srebtus life let al
fietrSe ieien. San Ell 6Iecet leo of
rso oa buib. Seller life b9rer bar
Ienaere tit oper Mperben fietOt'
0opn, nten falSer zig 8ierre Sait6t
% unSertegner euooa iine greoe mel
bette 8iuoonpm."