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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
A LAKE OF FIRE.
Marvellous Phosphoreseence of a Fish
Pond In the Bahamas.

Marvellous sphoreseence of a Fish
Pond In the Bahamas.
The lake of Waterloo is a phosphor-
escent sheet of water thousand feet
long near Nassau, in the Bahamas. Al
night 1t is like a sheet of living fire
II any wind is stirring to ruffie it's sur
face.
II the night be calm, says the Rosary
Magazine, the water lies dark and still
until some object sets it in motion
Little colored boys are ready to swim
out into the lake, where they seem t
be clothed in garments Of flame, leav
ing long trail Of molten splendor be
hind them.
Inc oars when rowing are as wheI
dipped in fire, and if one holds up {
handful OF the water and lets it fall i
looks Ike beads of gold. and the fist
mat dart here and there, startled b
the visitors. leave flashes Of mystf
glowing splendor behind them. Tn
clumsy turtles that move about loo
ike balls of fire. and when it rain
the lake is like a mass of jewel
inls marvellous display Of phosphores
cence has never been accounted 70
as the lake is of artificial formatio.
having been made for the breeding Z
turtles by a Nassau resident.
The bed of the lake is cut out o
solid limestone. and it is filled frou
The sea, in which there is little of til,
phospherescent quality.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
IpJorsinu thu Asp,

In Marmontel's tragedy Of Cleopatra
represented In the Theatre Francois
when the Egyptian queen was abou
ready to commit suicide she held il
her hands a mechanical asp Of cur
ming workmanship devised by Vaucan
son. the most ingenious mechanician o
his time. This venomous reptile reared
its head and before plunging its ap
parent fangs into the arm OF the &C
tress gave a shriil hiss. 4 spectator
hereupon arose and left the house witt
the simple but expressive remark, 81
am Of the same opinion as the asp
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

A Machine That Slices Wood as Thin
as Shavings.
The veneer cutter is one of tht
Wonders Of modern times,' says fur
liture man. people who have never
seen it work have not the faintest idea
what it can do. OF course it is one re
suit Of the scarcity and high price OF
valuable timber, for if mahogany, rose
wood, ebony and curled maple were a
cheap as yellow pine there would bt
no need for Il veneering machine, bu
the high prices of these woods com
PEELED economy. The furniture max
erS were obliged to use them with par
simony; hence the inventions of tn
veneer cutter.
"A saw cutter will cut twenty-five OF
thirty slices of veneer from an incl
of wood, and most people would thin,
that this is tolera bly, economical use
even of rosewood. But the knife cut
ter shaves off the wood in a slice SC
thin that from 125 to $50 veneers t
the inch can be cut and still every one
OF these shavings preserves the color
and shows the texture of the origina
wood. and so smoothly is the cutting
done that very often no polishing il
necessary. The cheapness with which
the work is done may be appreciated
by the fact that cigar boxes once used
then given away or made into kin
ding, are often manufactured of pop
lar or some other cheap wood and We
neered with cedar simply because {
box that looks like cedar is preferred
by the dealers. baltimore American
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
REDS DELIGHTED BY
BIC CROWD PRESENT
There Was a Nice Sum Left
For Local Players After
Visitors Were Paid.
BANCROFT WAS. SURPRISED.
BIG LARRY MCLEAN GIVES PROM
ISE OF BEING THE BEST BACK
STOP IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
OTHER BASEBALL GOSSIP.
(By forty

It is needless to say that the Reds
turned out to see them. After the
Reds had been paid their guarantee
and expenses, there was enough mon
ey remaining to make a goor sized pot
to be divided among the Richmond
players.
Bancroft Was Surprised.
Frank Bancroft, the veteran Cincin-
natl business manager, stated that the
fight the Richmond team gave the
Reds was surprise. I'VE expected
to win by larger score" said Mr..
Bancroft. Richmond has a mighty
fine team and the fans should be
proud of it.. Their fast fielding cut
off many run
Plenty of Chances.
Mowery and Lobert. the crack Red
infielders, had plenty of chances to
show the crowd how they gained their
reps Both of these little fellows
fielded like streaks. Lobert robbed
the fieet-footed Bush of a sure hit by
a remarkable stop and throw.
Fast Fielding Game.
Parker and Bush for the locals play
ed fast fielding games, taking every
chance that came to them without the
semblance of a wabble. The work OF
these two men attracted the attention
of the Reds who watched their moves
closely. The Richmond outfielders al
so put up fast fielding game, Plum
mer making the only wabble, allowing
n single to get through him.
Run for His Money.
There was just one of the Cam
bridge City knock delegation who
thought Richmond had a chance tt
win. He bet $40 on the locals. Aftel
the game he remarked, We'll don
care. l got run for my money!
Whip EN- Some.
Bib Larry Mclean, who caught Boil
National league. The big fellow whip
them down to second on a line ant
hits like pile driver. In another sea
son or two he will be rated as the bes
backstop in the league.
Pulling for the Cubs.
The Reds are all pulling for tn
Cubs to beat the Tigers in the world
championship series. When the
heard the result of the first game.
to 5. they were disappointed but no
surprised. ITO beat those Tigers tn
Cubs will have to play the best has
bail they have up their sleeves" Bar
croft remarked to some of the players
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

Slated for Overall in ninth. **Bat-
ted for Tinker in ninth.
Chicago o 90 90 0 O , 90 O-3
Detroit o 0 O O 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 O-3
Hits-Off Overall, in 9 innings. Sac
rifice hits-O'Leary, Steinfeldt, Evers.
Stolen bases-Slagle ?, Sheckard,
Chance, Steinfeldt, Evers, Howard,
Jones 2, Schaefer, Rossman. Double
plays-Evers to Tinker; Schaefer to
Rossman. Left on bases-Chicago 9;
Detroit 8. Bases on balls-Off Overall
2; off Donovan, 3. First base on err
rors-Detroit 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Donovan, Steinfeldt and Sheckard
Struck out-By Donovan, 10; by Over
all, 8: by Reulbach. 2. Passed ball
Schmidt Time-2:36. Umpires-O'Day
and Sheridan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
Boy BABIES In Athens.

Among the poorer classes of Athens
necessity has mothered the pretty in
vention OF covering new born boy
with a dress made from an old shirt
belonging to his father, while under
the baby's tiny pillow were smuggled
a black handled knife. gold coin an
copy of the gospel-sign and symbo
of the courage. wealth and piety thai
the hopes of fond hearts treasured fol
the little son and heir.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
2tronC Part.

"You say your brother is vfsl al
opera company nowF'
Yes. ua'am."
Has he strong partE'
Yes. ma'am- Why. he's one Of tn
fellers that hit the anvil in the anvil
chorus"-Yonkers Statesman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
.QUAKERS HELD REDS
TO A SMALL SCORE
Both Runs Secured by Ned
HanIon's Outfit Were Due
To Errors by Locals.
CONTEST WAS PRETTY ONE.
1T WAS SEEN By THE LARGEST
WEEKDAY CROWD ON RECORD
LOCALLY AND SOME ENTHUs.
iASTIc ROOFING WAS DONE.
(8y Tort.)
REDS 2; RICHMOND o.

Fifteen hundred people saw the Gin
cinnati Reds, Ned Hanian's second
division National leaguers, take the
Richmond aggregation of minor league
stars to the score of . to 0. The
weather. beyond a trifle chilly. was
ideal and as a result the biggest week
day crowd that ever witnessed a ball
game in this city poured into Athletic
park past the smiling countenance of
Frank Bancroft at the gate Bancroft
has been business manager of the
Reds since before Cap" Amson broke
into the game-which event is ancient
history.
The fans rooted as hard for Rich
mond as they did for the Reds. ex-
cept a delegation of cut-ups from the
west end of the county, wearing their
Sunday store clothes and armed with
red carnations and tack hammers.
This delegation rooted exclusively for
the Reds. In the warm up Mike Nit
chell, the smuggling Red outfielder, did
some of his famous fungo hitting.
Mitchell, at the recent base ball field
day held at Cincinnati, won the title
of champion fungo hitter of the world
| To the delight of the big crowd Mike
would smash out fungo drives to
O'Neil and Kane standing deep in left
field and these fast outfieiders would
have to chase some of the high ones
nearly to the gate.
Contest a Pretty One.
The game itself was AS pretty a con
test as one would wish to see. II
might have been going yet but for
two local errors which resulted in the
only two runs made by the Reds. In
the third Yingling messed an easy
chance and the runner, who was given
a life, scored on two singles which fol
lowed. In the eighth Fisher dropped
a perfect assist from Bush which re-
suited in a run. Bob Ewing. the star
member of the Reds pitching staff
was in the box for Cincinnati and the
locals could do absolutely nothing with
his delivery. Ewing only allowed four
widely scattered hits and not a Rich
mond runner got to third base Wing
been drafted by Detroit, twiried fol
the locals and the Reds found him fol
ten singles and two Dagger but the
splendid support he received held the
score down.
Out for Interference.
In the first Ewing first up got t.
first on an error by Yingling. Kane
singled and Higgins then peeled of
long single which Ewing and Kan,
came home under. Burns made
pretty assist to the plate to catch Kan,
but Ewing interfered with Jessup ant
he failed to tag Kane. Jumps Lail.
called Kane out for Ewing's interior
ence. In the eighth Mitchell led of
with single, Schlei advanced him Oh
an out, Bush to Fisher. Mclean got
life on Fishers drop of a pretty as
sist by Bush, Lobert then skied t
Plummer allowing Mitchell to score
Mowery went out, Johnson to Fisher
Score:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

There is now in use on the Union
Pacific railway a motor weed-burner
which with its crew of three men does
the work of 800. The machine is pro-
PEELED usually at the rate Of three
miles an hour and it destroys from
twenty to twenty-five miles Of weeds
IL day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
Fatal Hcrors.

Jimson-What became of that ma,
who had twenty-seven medals for saw
ing people from drowning? Dock
Worker-He fell in one day when be
had them all on, and the weight of
'em sunk him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

The only true constipation cure
must begin its soothing, healing ac-
ton when 1t enters the mouth. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea restores
the whole system to healthy, normal
condition. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
A. G. Luken & Co
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
|DLEMAN'S TOOK TWO
FROM BORTON TEAM
Pretty Match at the City Bowl
ing Alleys Tuesday Night.
K. OF c. VS.. ENTIRE NOUS.
LEAGUE STANDING.

The Idlemans took two out of three
from the Bortons in a very pretty
match Tuesday night. The X. of c.
will play the Entire Nous tonight at
1880 o'clock. Tuesday nights scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

Through vestibuled Trains between
Chicago and Cincinnati over our own
rails. Double daily service. Through
Sleepers on trains Nos and 4 be-
tween Chicago and Cincinnati. Local
sleeper between Muncie. Marion, Pc
ru and Chicago, handled I'm trains Nos.
and 6, between Muncie ana Peru.
thence trains Nos. and 4. between
Peru and Chicago.
For schedules, rates and further
information call on or write.
G. A BLAIR, p. & T. A.,
Richmond. ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09
BASEBALL SCORES.

St Louis Am. I; st. Louis Nat. 0.
Frankfort 13; Chicago All-Pro. 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-09

*Kane out for Ewfng's Interference.
Cincinnati. =. 20 0 0 OO1 %
Richmond .. :. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Left on bases-Cincinnati 10; Rich
mond Z.
Two base hits-Mowery
Sacrifice hits-Lobert, Johnson.
Stolen base-ONeil.
Struck out-By Ewing 5.
Bases on balls-Ewing l, Yingling 1.
Passed ball-Jessup.
Hit by pitcher-Burns.
Time of game-1:29.
Umpire-Lally.
Attendance-1,5 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06
5lll1att'oetbeo oa sci oarife Mesle
%ltolrttter pens gantIe gfiaioS for ea..
ifarp &ritift. 81. III.
Ct Gntcn -. Gller.

1885, Aa y I4e&4F&SSS eH.ES Gs@sit 3 ef.At
Ger q sabifilliae Ncarl, paa, at Sc
Mallo, ser ltaor spiolm for Sc
,ltprlte Observation-Disclosures baarr.
.beapn6t at ituoere sen RaalSifriit
mo @Naacn. ION sen ierere GioS
froftiae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lmpnlia i
spSu 90 sNnoa0Slnfninaen | Sc
Nreliac toter bar citerloSt lig, %.
1t SC CT pcN at tpoe Sen poo rettr
Moope, SoolroeS mcbSrlcS fro st.
SpniS.ot GheIW iur set ~ltprlte Wrpa.
0Qi ! NmWifo. Ntna,lt M,tirh, Dor
ertlWret ot 0iHe lutte hprr Meltr
Solcou, scr bM Ncrbi1oelit lnco
NonS ssrN0QcrI loml lite HOLDER I'll
2opNp itrruNt tIttrrctteliu i cnboer
&enlecu0e. az ban bor ollereoe be-
NpuSt at pi(et NrofSiS, at 6on ME.
Ncr oct .oluorli0t uleo ocnnc Eruiel.
2ettc uiier, at icln Spirituolabml0c.
leu fon bringeS unoer 2openS Son.
troll. lloor SemcS @oonobGnerc lite
TIT lpillr' m6cr 9nffe nc0 Spertrr.
ocrnc, Ger CT ioa lGnae let giell.
mem iSill9re meo Spiritmolabonoe.
lens ~llolfeiclier, at sen CT blepet
@jcnltono for alminoclig Toro9t, ng
por Ser %fortiot / bette Sppr, niloe
Sen iin1pelt ben blebet fnrbuot pper-
alt for at ofpprge, at Matipnelf full
SC krgges e6c at sen. gu CT 9rpg-
aere % Observation-Disclosures altioo
bcgpnot at fomme til Tormtft. Sc
mGrfer, at De ltuar pperfor ct @n=
ten - gller, elrten bol0e Jig 2opel1e
efterrettelig iom ollie m6re 8orgere,
cller finoe zig / at blipe fororep1e:
Otter set al g(ltguit 9llcb tagne
Sfriot ipnes set, at Sc belger 6en
fprite ll6pei>1 6or set almene 8eos
ties 5fpl6 bab0e set moofe I 2eng-
Sen b9ret set be61te, ,pm Sc bnpoe
polgt set ii0ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06
4nSpanorimq % ltbpanbrina.

Sra glten ct Ser / Sc jiolte Tiger
fonllllet Me66elelie ONT, at ltopan=
oringen fra 6e Gor. 5toter til G11=
ropa, 1lopnlig al Mrbei0ere, ser rel
fer iii oeres &iem, foroi Sc fife fa1,
finoe Yeifieftigelie hcropre> 6ar be-
ret loo itor, at Ser ponifeligt funoe
finOcs Sfibsleiligbeo til Sem. Gette
er al nogle Eeslimilter 6(epet taget
/ Betponil1g al at uMotterne forla=
Der Set lpnfe10e 5fib". s @irfelig-
beoen ct ser inget1 @runo til at
tnge oenl1e gjebliffelige l1onanorina
1om noget foruroligenoe Segn pao
ooarlige &t6er. Sen bier Blot, at
Observation-Disclosures n1ellem GU
ropa og Nmerifa mi er ioa nopifIe6e
og btllige, at Mrbei6erne ier. 0eres
Sorod be0 at rt6e Ell pje6liffelig
&napbe0 / Mrbejosmorfeoet fer al /
oereS 5jemlanoe. SIT 0ette CT cr
5or6el for Mmerifo er inolplen0e,
ioet M1tallet al Mr6ejoslsie 0erpeo
f%ormi1olfes, 1oo lenge @rilen itoar
pQu. t&-.a.
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9en 6obe @onareg.s
SITTER er 2onaipninashiulene

Sitter ct 2opgipningsbjulene lat
9epegelie / @aibington; i Man,
bags iamleoes begge @uie, og efter
at 11ogle Gage er orrpen0t til at oro.
ne Maifineriet og in1pre Sopper po
Sjul> fon set. egenlige Mrbei0e ben.
tes at goa lbs me6 8%egpnoelien al
nqite l1ge. Higtig Mrt btl set bpq
11eppe fqa mes Mrbei0et fpr Sui,
oels er &omiteer11e for Sc forifielliz
&c Creme at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
en6mt fife neoiatte> bels toger BET
|jo Si6 for nDe Meolemmer at finbe
Jig til &ette og inotage 5tillinger
sinoen Sc reipeftibe Hortier og pper=
for forifjellige Gpgrgsmoal. 2brooe
Mften bolot begge Sc ltore politiife
Nartier Caucus for domination al
&an0toater for
og 1elbfglgelig bleb gamle Soc Gan=
non af Sllinois, ser M / to 5om=
finger bur befle0t oenne @9roigbeb,
nomineret .af &epl1blifonerne> me-
6ens 9en1ofraterne uopolgte Sobn
@borp @illiams al Misiislippi Sc
ocren at Observation-Disclosures Min-
oretal. @n0bioere no1ninere6e 9fe=
p%nbltfonerne, Mleronoer @c1pmell
al HennlDlpanio til 9}epreientontbl1-
lets @lerf, @enrp @osion al @iscon=
lin til Sergeant=at=Mrms Trol1t
9pons al Stem Dorf til 9grpogter,
s. S. Gou6er al Micbigot til @o<
pellan og Sam q. 2angum al Nrps>
ton, Minneiotd, til 8oitmeiter.
@ele Mationen bender MI fit 8Iif
moo &uibington / 6%orpentning ON
bbo6 ltore og gooe @molinger 6ens
faorne M@n6 bill l16rette. Ser er
Spergsmool nof, Ser er onmel6t til
Sperbejelie, iaaleoes Sorifrepilion,
Sftbsi1bpention, &epiiion al Mgnt=
lobene, S%roningen Of Snopanorine
al Sapaneiere, l16pioelie al 6loooen,
Mntt=Snj11nction, 9obe ON &pin6ers
og @drns Mrbej6e isSabrifer, Seto>
lingen at Observation-Disclosures
@jel6. Banamo &anolen, s@norin=
ger til 2opene ON rene 6s6emioler,
&ontro1 at &orporotioner oa Erl,its
og Sernbmetoflter, @ienoprettelie al
~Gontee11er" beo &erofoelingernc
oip. sioen pill, piie, bpof mango al
oisie 9obe. Ser bill b1ipe giennem=
ferte ~ at set fun bill blibe ct Min,
oretol er ollie forbereot pdSo.
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sfrip bjem til Mooer.

Sl1len ltoor fpr 0prcu, @ienunetS
Set, 0cn SID pao Moret, oo m1a,,
mere enc til bugligt fpler Jig fnptte1
og oroget til oe Steoer, bpor 9ar11.
oomsaurclle benrul1ot n1oer 1SuOers
og MooerS Gmlorg pg Goretngt
Sntet l(noer> at loo nlal1ge II ps
1erligt oennc Sio ragncr efter, pp,
oct Dog fife t1l1oc (ooc Jig gjpre me>
Den ioo lgngc ptulllogte &eile bierr
for at beipgc fjel1ote Steoer % trpf.
fe gon1le Mooers @oono, ON bul,
enolr11 er / 9ipe. Ior n1al1ge al os
er oct en- um1ligbeo = Henge -
og Mr6eiOsforbolo fprbpoer Set. M1el1
en- Sing lar hi ollc / Dor Magt: 81
Tan lcnoe Ell @iliel1 Dem til Sc fipre
N9orelonoet, fprlt al alle til gamlt
Wtooer. Mongc of os bor mooi fc /
aarepis foridn1t bet, .Dar lobet beru
og benoe rurct uoi0en6e ON, bpor
@eroen ri fer0e0es og bporle0es. Dor
2inShonc bar bGret u0lugt. 81 for
n1oar moulfe life at gipe Sem noge11
n1oteriel @jrlp. fan pere Set belle1
life bebopcs Men en- SSl1lebilien bill
olti6 finOc ct gobt Stio, og Sen fan
enonu 11oo frem til Set galnle 2on6,
in6en S1rlcfloffer11e ringer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06

Tprbolbene / ,9prtmgal CT efter
Meo6elelier, iom Msiociate6 @reis
bar facet fra @orreiponoenter / GU
ropa> laa roltge iom muligt, og ser
ifol life bore Sen fiernelte 6are for
8orgerfrig eller &eDolution, iaale-
6es lom Selegrammerne itolte uge
antDoeoe. @iitorien ON, at &onge,1
bol6tes fangen / &elioensllottet, at
&ronprinlen bar blepet lan6sforpiit
for fin GDmpatbt for set rebolutio.
mere &urti, og at ser bar be0 at no.
brpoe Mptteri paa 6laaoef1, er efter
Sc iibite Meo6elelier set rene Or
ipin0. Set antageS, at set er &re.
miermt1ilter 6rancos Wfo0ltanoere.
ser for l1oipre0t oisie Mpgter for Of
ipeffe 2anoets &reoit l10lanOet %
6erbeb fremlfpnoe Miniiteriets Sab.
Set ipnes oog at bore liffert NOT, OF
ser foreltaar en- polttiif Smpeltning
/ 2an0et, men life al nogeu rebolu'
toner Mrt. 9e politilfe 6orbolo er
paa @run0 at Golfepplpsntngens Ia.
be Stan6punft u6arte6e ill.,. at Sc
politilfe &artier foretager. upatrtoti.
tie Sing / Me6lemmernes perionlige
.SSnteresier. Set ct bette @remier.
miniter 6ranco pil idge at gjbre, Gn.
tbe paa> bpilfet bar ifaffet bam
mango 6jenoer blan6t De iampittig-
be6sldie Harttpolitifere, iaa meget
mere lpm ian bar anpen6t meget ra'
oifale Mi6ler. @an er enoog gaoet
loapiot, at ban bar la0et &orlamell-
tet oplpie % meo &onsens 8illigelie
/ noge1t Sis bar ltpret 2an0et iomI
0iftator,. en- 6remgangsmaaoe, Ser
0og life er / @trib me6 &onititutio-
men, ga @rtn6loben ttlla6er, at ct
iaaoont Gfri0t fan taaes UNDER me-
get panifelige 6orbolo. Goreprigt
.menes MI artlen at bore e16t, og
Ser bill til 6oruoret blipe ltoIfrepet
olminoelige golg til &arlamentet;
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Gn ttfpritotio 1tota(elIe.

@amle @jarnltjcrne @jprnlon far
olortg babt for Sfif at gipre lit
&ierte til Ell &eperfu[e. @pao ser
ltgger bom poa Sinoe gaar US oper
bans 9eber, lom set former Jig for
bom / set gipne 9jeblif, og set er
benoet, at bun peo line uforbebolo11e
notalelier bor bragt Jig lelp og fine
&enner / 11bebagelige 5tt11ationer.
9ette ct iaoleoes M ifet I 9onmorf,
bpor 9igteren np1ig op6olot Jig poo
@iennemrcile til SDben. S ct Sore
6rdg / Stu0el1ter lon1ful1Oet u0talte
ban, iiffert / Sen beolte Menil1g og
iom 8ebis for Gonmorfs ben fabeli=
&c @inoelog moo Norge, at Sc oor=
ffe @ei an6ter / G11ropos 2onbe 111t.
Der ltnionsitrioen / 1905 / @emme=
ligbe6 bor arbejoet for Norges SIT
teresier Sou CT Set lon1 6efie110t iffe
lpnge ii6en, at Sen %lnenlfe Nresic
beifplbte Dann1arf for at bape op=
troa6t partiit / .oenne Sag og ipil=
let un6er Tnffe mes giorge, nopn=
Zig for at foo en- oanlf Hrins an.
brogt / oct ncr;fe &ongeinoe, og Set
Ct fgrlt for ganife npltg, at Sc lben.
1te 8ln0e bil6e i110r6mme 0annarfs
@til!tng oengang iom ful6lten6iq
lopat oberfor begge Starter. Mu
1etop io1n SDenifernes 8itterbef
oberfor Dnnmorf Dor be6 at 50 ben,
fommer 8jprnionS BaaItono, iiffer1
fremiat / be0ite Me1ing, men 6oQ
fnloiten6ig grunoles, britt ubelei.
ligt og bill muligt fore til, at @ben'
ifer11e paa1p giper Jig til at tgmme
Bre6esi faaler ober 3onmorf Set Ell
6erfor 1tatl1rligt, at man / politiife
&re6ie ! @anmarf feler Jig ubebage.
Iigt tiln1o6e ODER 8idrn1ons Moben-
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Oct frantic 2nftiftb nHatrie", ser
eies af set frantic &rigsminilterium,
og iom bar foretaget en- Mengoe
pellpffeoe Opitigni1ger, gift | 9pr-
bags u0 pao @pentpr pao egen
&aano, og set er e1ronu life lpffeoes
at i%n6fange 5%1pgtningen. Ser full
Sc foretoges en- Separation paa
2uftifibets Motor, iom !ful0e us paa
en- &eiie ira 8er0un: Mens oenne
too paa, blep Sfibet bolot neoe al
200 5ol0ater be0 Sjelp al Sobe.
Hlu0ielig opito6 Ell lterf Storm,
Der rep 2nftifibet meo fig, og Col.
6oterne blep ne6t til at gtDe Clip
poa Eopene, bporefter 2uftifibet git
.tilpejrs iom en- 5ugl og foriponot
blanot 5fperne. Set fremgaar fife
fart al Selegronmerne, ON Der bar
.enne1fer / @on0olet1, ga 2nftifibet
git %tilpeirs paa egen @aan6. Oct (
bar taget Sci no ODER @analen, og
/ Spnbags blep set let ODER 5Do-
england, gaoen6e nb a6 Sceanet til.
Der er blepet uoien6t &rigsifibe for
ON muligt at ftnoe Glpgtningen.
Mfan frpgter for, at 5fibet ifal font
me op til en- iaa betpoelig @gjoe, at
bill efsplooere / Ser, tprtoe
2rft.
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Nbonncr paa bette ylao % fola
lneo, bpob Der foregom / &croen.

Gn Mifcrcsu bar t sen iiolte Gio
bjemipgt Some, Mloita. Gen bar
pGret iaa tpt, at set til Gioer 6ar
peret 11plten unluligt at opboloe fig
lloenoprs, % Sneen ct blepet / sen
@ro6 blanoet n1e6 aife, at S1eoc-
fieriel er blepet meget beiparlig.
Nifen fommer rloe fra Sooet %
itammcr rimeliabis fra en- @ulfml
poo Ell al Sc NANCE Der mellem
alaifo % gtbirien eller Ell al Sc
aleutilfe Ger.
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anlbe', / Nlaifa.

Sc Mano, Der er rigtig uoiatte
for Ben itrgr1ge @interfl1Ioe i slloifo
goor alorig me6 Sberifeg. 0e be
rcr &illoifeg og @ageifeg for.ot be
lfpttc @oliel1 % Mniigtet, men'boloe1
GperlGben alatborberet. Gen SSug.
tigbeo, Ser er / oen uooanoe6e 9nft
frpier nelnli9 ioo burttgt, at Oper
lfugget mart er orngipet at en- fail
Ssmasie, og i 9gbet al Ell tort Sit
aaar Scr Ioo Trolt i Mniigtet.
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scsnins for Be npe 3anama
8pnbs aflutteoes, / 2proogs meo.
set &eiultat, at Sc SO Millioner
Collars bar op%ertegl1eoe mango
.@onge. Ser bar inofommet omtr.
5000 @n6. Det.antages, at biSie
@onog BIZ bIipe iolgt til en- @ien=
11eminitspriS of 104.