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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10
Come One! Come All!

Catalina island Special cars will meet
the party at the Pacific Electric depot,
and they will proceed by electric to
San Pedro, and from there by boat to
the mystic isle
The local reception committee, of
which A. w. Skinner is chairman, will
consist of the following members of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

Free car tickets to Redondo furnished all intert
Electric cars leave every twenty minutes.
Get your free tickets at office In advance.
mobiles will carry you around Redondo and to the
tiful "Redondo villa Tract b"
delighted The golden spike Of the Redondo Villa
road was driven January 6-the commencement Of
transportation facilities for the Redondo Villa Tract
roadbed has been graded, ties are on the ground
will soon be laid
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10


al u uJd 0 Is er m n e a p e OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-10

Everything you want you Will find In
the CLASSIFIED page-a modern eneyclo-
pedia. One cent word
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10
Words of Praise

| For the several ingredients III which Dv
Picycs's medicines are composed. rs given
nv leaders in all the several ach..,le ui
mcsiielte. should have far more weight
than any amount VI non professional tes-
timonials Dr Pierce'a Favorite prcsctip-
tion has rHE nApGE OF HONESTY on every
bottle wrapper. In a full lat ri MI its in
gradients printed In plain English.
II you arc an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache. backache. enaw-
ing distr In stomach, periodical pains.
disagreSk t1e. catarrhal. pelvic drain,
draagirayiown distress in lower abdomen
or peIvk. perhaps dark spots or speeks
dsnciTg before the eyes. faint spells and
kindk ed symptoms caused by female weak
ness. ckethq derangemcnt II tho feminine
organs. VT can not do better than take
Dr. PicrdeE Favorite Prescription.
The hfsfta,. surgeons knife and opera
ting tail (4may be avoided by the timely
use of 4'avorite Prescription" IN such
cases Ihercby the oln2AiQus cAaMlq
atiQns aud 6lAI t[Ca lMenla q iL!e laMllY
physlcian can ke avoided and ihQI4llgl,
s0ll[:s 9. ,.sss.,s11 ,5sA tns.. lar!!sa ~
ifs.c9yp,ion le / eo1pS,s3 y Tie very % best
native medicinal roots known ~ medical
science for the cure VI womans peculiar
ailments. contains no alcohol and no
harmful or habit forming drugs.
Uo not expect too much from Favorite
Prescriptions: will not perform mira
clos i; II will not Jisolve or cure tumors.
No medicine will II will do as much 10
establish vigorous health IN most weak
nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to
as any medicine can. II must be
given talr chance by perseverance In its
use for a reasonable length of time.
1QYGaNkAaQkdln Ia accepi 4 -seAraA- NOS
lrMln As 4 substitute iQx lhia 1emelly -0l
GhQlS N com posi- llOD.
Sick women are invited to consult Dv.
Pierce. bv letter. FREE An correspond
ance IL guarded as sacrclly secret aml
womanly condolences arc protected by
privacy Address Ir X !
Pierce, buffalo. N Y.
Ipr timccs phasnnt Pellets the hest
laxative and regulator "f the bowels
they inyigorate stomach. liver and
bowels Que n laxative I. two ~ three
'atbartic. Easy to take ~ candy
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

"Ftchch ~, or course. the Ian
guage "f the llague Conir.,nc,
as The official language ut dipI,.
macy, butt says thu Manchester
Guardian, "if the question had ~
be decided accOl ding to tn. uun,-
l"rs Of delegate. prcacnt Spanish
would have been choaeu The
present conference ,nClu,lr. r,auy
countries which were not invited
IL the 1898 conference. The ln,p
est group IL formed hy the Latin
American Republics. wh"Ar dele.
gates Ill speak Spanish, cxcpp.
those Of Rrazii. The national Ian.
guage 1T Brazil il 20, tmgmpne.
which is NO closely related To Span.
ish that an educated man who
speaks the one can understand the
Dther :"
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

The following bills were read
approved and ordered paid o,
motion Of MIR. Isenondet, seconded
by Mr.. Fisher and carried, to wit
Enterprise Leader rub Co fol
advertising old Kilpbeck store f.,
sale. 100, Inc; u. Migu+z, fol
feeding prisoners fvnr months,
2. 80, feeding prisoners; U. A,
Patin, TO, working streets a. per
bill. 1900, . Il u; Stamsbury 4
Son, for feed for chief of police.'
horse. II 10, police; i. r. House,
tor inspecting premises for thirty
days 1000, B Of II; Il +. M,llar,i
for printing lJN copies Of Charter
and Ordinances. 1000 death Ger
tlflca.es and advertising Ribbeck
Store for s"le, 141 Is, printing
Charter, etc, l33 u, Ioc. 800 4
B OF II. 8 oo; Leon Dreyfus. lime
etc, IN per bill, 4 80, y 4 B; New
iberia Cypress 60. Ltd, for Inn.
Der ~ per bin. l0s 80, = d u:
jules Dreyfus, for pro, alta Of ex
pei'ses for Engineer Intercoastal
Canal, 2 80, IDc; y. J. Trainers
Son, for glass IN per bill, 4 Is, Inc
A. NJ Bernard, for one ash plank
dressed, ; 70. $ \ y; NJ. Leblanc
for drayage for July y. per bin.
u 20 8 Il d; g. +. Laughlin, for
p'"pers, sharpening spades, locks.
etc, u 80. panpers 400 Il inc
1896 +. N. Mestayer, for Com.
mission ~ auctioneer in saIe of old
R'bbeck store, 9. 60. inc.
The resignation Of Mr.. RS Bell
as City Clerk war read when II
was moved by Nj lte,,oudet. ss,..
ooded by Mr. lndsst and carried
that the same be accepted.
II was moved by Mr. Rsdoudst, |
by Mr. Stansbury aud
carried by y unanimous vote that
a. ) Cammack be elected Clerk |
'f the Council a. well an CITY |
Attorney and that bis salary for |
10th positions bc fixed st sixtv
lOllars jer month.
Il vas moved by Mr. StAosbury,
seconded by Mr. lsenoudst that
re meeting sdjoarn until the next /
sgalsr ssssslas.
g g I.ase ehlls Aayor, /
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING

August 5th. 1907
The Mayor and Board Of Tlus
tees Of the City Of New iberia met
this day N regular session Will
Mayor 9. c. Laughlin, in til,
chair and the following members
present, t0-wit: Messrs. O. Renou
det, Geo. ". Dallas, John Fisher
L. fndest aud Il. ID. Stansbury
Absent Mr.. Il. +. DelabOussaye.
The minutes Of the last regular
meeting were read and approved
on motion Of Mr.. RenOudet, sec.
onded BY Mr.. Stansbury and car
RED.
The monthly reports Of The
Collector, Treasurer, Clerk and
Impounder Of Stock were read and
ordered spread upon the minutes
on motion Of Mr.. Dallas. seconded
by Mr.. Indest aud carried and
which are AZ follows, TO- w.t.
New Iberia, La, August 1st 1907.
To the Mayor and Board Of
Trustees Of the City Of New Iber.
ia, La.
! beg leave to submit to your
honorable body THE my annual
report az City Collector. for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1907.
Total amount collected from July I.
1iNR fO Imno N 1thl7
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

New iberia, Ia., July y.n,l. 100.
To the Ilonnra'ln the Mayor and
Members III the City Connect of
| New Ibcrl. LH
Gcntlemem We, the undersigned
J., W. Frost. representing IL"
Western Union Telegraph 80 de
"ire to chanSssssssgs> present route
through yptl cty AMI place same
~ the North sids~~e Washington
Avenue. placing poles on property
lines and AQ c,svlA lines s" ~ not
to shut Of vlTWE Of any property
owner atong this route.
Tllis t,Ole sliss&sL will not he for
wires except the ,uesspnger wi,e
which is to hold npthe weight Of
cabk There will b. no other
wirea on poles unless your City de-
sirea X place wires lN'ongipg to
the C''l>>such as se alarm or
street light
These wires are not to be placed
any nearer than three 81 feet he
low our cable. We will nse any
length Of poles that yon nay de-
sire and will dress aud paint them |
any color that yon may suggest.
We also state that we will not
cut, distigure or lnjure any tree
along this route.
Thanking your Honorable Body
for past favOrs, we beg to remain
Yours Respectfully,
Western Union Tel. Go.
Per. +. w. Frost
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen to thu
public that picnic parties will no
longer he permitted upon tha T.
tate "f Joseph .IetIcrs"n, known ~
.I,Hetsona y Island I'a,ilra nr,iny
~ opInsitiOn tn thia notice viii
M regarded ~ :rearaaae.a
Eiwad q HIm'.
1'pui 1in1iI.liv H. .,r,,t.,
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

\ petition from III" Western
Union Telegraph Company asking
| ia, u franchise nn the NoIthc, u
side nf Washington Street " y
presented aud read " herr il was
moved hy Mr l"deat. seconded u,
Nv E'h,hc, and cauicd that thi.
,"t,'i"m D" published ~ the oil
clal jn,l,na' tm The space ~ ih,ity
d,y$ ia required hy the C"y
Charter ~ the c"-' "f III" Com
lany
The petition ,cads ~ follows. ~
wit.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

In tho n9wspaper realm |, is no
ted that AlG. Whidden for 8 years
with the Do1aldsOnviIIe Chief, has
gone to Plaquemine to take charge
Os tho lbervile. south.
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

catbartic. Easy to take ~ candy
Mayor and Board Ut Trustees o
the City Of Now Iberia, La
Acting ~ n board oi appraiser,
for the continuing of Fulton Stree,
through the private properties Il"
tween the canal aud Mouth Street
we have agreed to the following
apprai-mc,ite and report
We appraise l"t N, l. ut Nv,
huni'cL aui twenty five (*225.
dollars-LM M. q. ~ three hun
dred and fifty dollars ($3jO
TIL" parts cmt of by the street
Of ~ feet in width from lots 3 Il
! ut forty Il fifty dollars respect
lively. We would suggest thu,
tho City buy the lots | Il q and
the parts of lots :, Il ! vt the above
appraisments ut ! total price Of
1865
As an alternate we appraise the
remaining portion Of lot No !,
after deductimg the width of the
proposed street extending at one
hundred dollars (*l00
The remaining part Of lot g ut
one hundred dollars.
This would leave the street
proper appraised at flG5.
+. King,
Jno. Broussard.
n. r. Mlllard.
II was moved by Mr. ltenoudet,
seconded by Nj. Dallas that the
Mayor be- authorized to purchase
the forty two feet strip required
for = street through these prope,
ties for the sum Of four hundred
aud sixtyfive dollars for the City
Of New Iberia, which was carried
by tbe following yea ana nay vote.
to witt: Yea. Messrs. Fisher.
Renondst. Stansbury. Indest md
Dallas. My None.
1t was moved by Mr.. Il. y.
Stansbnry, seconded by Mr.. l..
Indest and carried by the follow.
Ing yea and nay vote, to wit: Yea.
Messrs Jno. Fisher, u. lsenoadet,
u. d. Stansbnry and l.. Inde.t.
Nay. MIR. u w. Dallas that the
ordinance adopted on the 9th day
II May, 1907, and which reads, az
'OlIOws, to witt. "that the CITY I
oin the Police Jury IN building 4 |
wooden bridge across Bayou Teche .
q East End, to cost not more than
I've thousand dollars be repealed |
or the reason that the City has
% funds to meet 'ts current ex.
'e'ises much less to build bridger
'h'cb would be Of little benefit to
he people Of New Iberia in .
I
The report of Mr.. John dsval. \
ourt Auditor Of the books Of the
'lectric Light 4 Water Works 4
IA submitted and read. when It +
'as moved BY Mr.. lscnoudet, sec q
nded ny Mr. I0des, and carried II
rat this report be referred to the =
Vater Works Board. :
The report Of Mr.. John deva, n
'nrt Auditor Of the books Of the H
ity Of New iberia was presented
ID read when It was moved by n,
:. Fisher, seconded by Mr.. STAINS v
iry aud carried that this report o,
referred back to the Auditor Il
'th instructions that he audit
. books sf the City Clerk NJ !.
81 ~ :he books Of the Collecto, ;.
ID Treasurer. ).
II was moved by Mr.. Fisher "
BY Mr.. Indest and car .
d BY the following yea and nay ct
te to-wit:- Yea. Messrs. Fisher &c
''.oudes, Sfansbury, ludest and
'llas s-NAy-Nos,s that the Mar, -
b aad - b hereby antboeised n
pasenoes a. - ~, q M ~
M ne( o Il
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10

1eai.nenln'y ccmio
The weekly Iberian., 1907-08-10
3I,l',,

Respectfully.
r $. Bell City Clerk
New Iberia. In Aug. lat. 1907
Report of Pound Keeper for July
Six head of ;mromnded stock at
:, Ccuta hcad .....4. A. 80
6s Charles toctz
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13

BEAD THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13
COAST PLAYERS
EAGER To HELP
Captain Hampton Receives an
Offer of Mainland
Services.

Bill Hampton. captain of the All
Hawaii m. is in receipt Of a cable
gram from san Francisco offering the
services of Coast players who are,
anxious to help the Hawaii team The
chances are that these men would
come for a part Of their expenses Of
course, there is no chance for these
boys as the Hawaii team has all the
players needed. Il goes 10 show, how
ever, that the people in Frisco and
elsewhere on the Coast are very much
interested in this affair
The Hawaii team had a full turn
out last evening and put in some good
hard ticks at practise. sonny" Cunha
was behind the bat and contributed
much ginger. It looked natural to see
this old backstop wearing the mitt. Il
is too bad that sonny did not come
from the Coast a little sooner and he
would have been given chance to get
into the game There have been many
catchers in the local league but there
has never been one any better than
sonny"
The team is improving every day and
1 the difference in the way the boys are
working now at the beginning Of their
practise work is very marked Those
who have seen the boys at it the last
few days all say that they are work
ing in good shape.
Bill yannatta and Jim Williams a.
second and short are working together
nicely and Hampton over at third Is
i better than ever. Mahuka, Vannatta
Hampton and Williams win make al
infeId that is hard TO beat and ther
they will have the services Of Barne!
Joy who has now had the experience
/ The outfelders are all good hitter
and with a little more practise the!
viii be playing well Aylett. Louis
Lemon, Bruins and Darcy are workin!
in the outfield-
But a few, days are left before tn
Coast team viii sail for Hawaii an
when they arrive the people here vii
see the greatest baseball they ever ha'
la chance 10 witness.
Tickets for single games will be pu
On sale Saturday morning al Guns
cigar store.
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FOR THE IDENTIFICATION
Of HONOLULU
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page one)
Johanna Art League for presenting It's
scheme.
Following are the letters TO which
reference has teen made, accompanied
bv sketches Of the exterior of the mar
ker building as proposed TO be re
modelled:
Honolulu. T. H. Nov. S, 1907
To the Mckinley Memorial Committee
Honolulu. oahu.
Gentlemen: We are enclosing orlei
preliminary statement. covering a plan
to alter the old market on Alakea
street into a public pavilion and 10
dedicate the same 10 the service OF
the public. as a Mckinley Memorial
We understand that your committee
Is about ready 70 take definite steps
in the matter of selecting memorial
and therefore present for your consid-
Grafton a preliminary plan. Should
Won arrange the matter, member Of
our committee would be happy 10 NEE;
with you and go more into detail
Yours truly,
w ". HALL
| ". A. BRYAN,
| P. L. HORNE.
Committee.
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ity to the various public needs Of the
city.
The building can b made to serve
admirably the requirements Of such
gatherings. as public functions by gov
eminent officials; for large conven-
lions and political meetings; for fes-
rivals Of song given by the schools
Of the city: for the Fourth OF July
and other ceIebra tons Of our own and
other countries national holidays: for
large concerts OF all kinds: charitable
benefits and church fairs; agricultural
and horticultural exhibits: a gather
ing place for contestants in the floral
parades and automobile shows, ETC.,
etc, etc.
These are only a few OF the many
obvious uses 70 which the pavilion
would be put
We are assured that the disposition
Of the Mckinley fund in accordance
with the foregoing plan viii meet not
only with the approval Of the organ
izations of our city. which have the
well being Of the public at heart, but
viii commend itself 10 every citizen
as a practical useful disposition OF
this question Of a memorial in way
10 serve the best interests OF every
citizen. combining As II does the sat
| isfact0ry disposition Of the memorla
fund, the utilizati ton Of valuable pub
lie property now idle: the acquiring oi
| a much needed public pavilion, and a.
/ the same time making large anc
/ important step forward in the beauri.
! flying Of Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13

Sc Wampole's Preparation, and
without it none is genuine. Ii
is palatable as honey and con-
tains the nutritiye and curative
nrope-ti.s of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
extras ed BY rs from fresh cod
Iivers, Combined with the Com
pound syrup Of Hypophosphites
and the Extracts Of Malt and
Wild Cherry. Taken before meals
il creates an appetite, aids diges-
tion. renews vital power, drives
ont disease germs, makes the
blood rich, red and full OF con-
structive elements, and gives
back to the pleasures and Iabours
Of the world many who had
abandoned hope. Doctor S. E.
NcCov. of Canada, says: 81 testify
With pleasure to its unlimited
nsefulness as a tissue builder"
rs curative powers can always
ne relied upon. It makes q new
era in medicine, and is beneficial
f-om the first dose. "You can
+rugt it as the Ivy does the Oak.
One bottle convinees. Avoid al
unreliable limitations Sold By
sbzIaists throughout the worlf,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13
OF The MUr.TTTUDES

who have used it, or are now us-
ing it, we have never heard o.
any one who has been disappoint-
ed in it. No claims are made for
it except those which are amply
justified by experience. In COM
mending it to the afflicted We
simply point to its record 1t
has done great things, and it l.
certain to continue the excellent
work. There is-we may hon
estfy afirm-no medicine which
can be used with greater and
more reasonable faith and conf.
dence. 1t nourishes and keeps up
the strength during those periods
when the appetite fails and food
cannot be digested. To guard
against limitations this 3" trade
mark" is put on every bottle OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13
puFs CURED Ise TO II DAYS.

sPAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
TO cure any case Of Itching. BIND
Bleeding or Protruding Piles n . %
Il DAYS or money refunded.--Aaoe p
PARIS.MEDICINE co, Saint LOUIS
L. s. Of =.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13

Cream pufs, cream rolls, banana short
cake and other French pastries at their
best at Alexander Young Cafe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13

Everything In tns
Curio line from an oAo
Gala bash TO q rare ma
waisaD stamp you VIII
Hrd st that big Is
CURIO STORE
(Srssners). Elite Build
ing, Hotel Street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-13
Linen OI L0dIeS

Needs greater care IN the
handling tlan the tcarser ST.
ticles for mems wear. We
have persons who have made
a speciality OF this class OF
work and their success IS
manifest in every bundle OF
ladies' wash returned to
homes. 8
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-11

EE&HBSGH11s%E@ 49, NlatsH A.NNI&bE
efter at Gatile- % Mp-garIsberg
foreneoes, bar Sen nuparer11oe 8rDg-
ger ganife rolig labet 5plitflaget
.paie ODER ben itore girfiombe6 og]
,ppret ganife ltimootageltg for Sc
5origg, Der Ct giort for at operbe-
pie bam, at ban egentlig lite bar
9iet 6errtil.
S . 7 i III 5 e q en- pr 90.
II Ii. Ser boloes / oiSie Gage 8ef-
feliesmg6er / 4i%pbenbapn. Sorleoen
Mfte11 bar Ser G9ffellesmp0e 4on-
certpalaet. Ser talte Haitor 6ibi<
ger, Ser iammenligneoe Gorfpnoeliel1
I'LL ONT Gage mes 5orfpnoelien for Ell
N(arreffe itoen.<
Ger bar, fortolte Hreiten, / fit
1io Ell .8rGit / &ipbenbapn, Der
ifl1loe tale ON @eipisningen / 9rfe-
11en; / Steoen for CUB ban fig til at
tale ON '&artoffelapl. Gg / @eno-
ipsiel bar Ser EN- &reit, Ser paa Ielpe
/. S11leoag / Ste0et for at tale ON
Sell1sbarnet / &rDbben talte ON
5talofooring, bborefter Fan ien6te lin
Hre6ifen in6 til BET fongelige banife
Observation-Disclosures og erbolot
@rl0me6uille.
en- M0res etom & e II
5 e | b c II. Sieneitefolf 2on6et
rl1not bar bel ll1ttet at fremien6e en-
j%aalD0enoe Moresi e:
Sil &egiering og &igs6ag!
ltnoertegneoe Ejeneltefolf fra Gan,
BETS forifielliglte Ggne retter berpef
en- inotrgngen6e Spfor6rtng til Ser
bpie &egiering og &igs6ag ON. pef
/ Sob at opbepe Spen6elopen al 10
@ai 1854 og alle BERTH bgrenoe, for:
ql6eoe Seopaner, og at Sorbol6e
mellem Mrbejosgipere, &arle, 8ige1
og 9renge gjgres til frh &ontraft
forbolo mellem Sc &aogieloenoe
iamt at Ser gibes % 8algret, iaale
bes at Ri ogiaa faar Gel / Sribebenz
@ooer / 9igbeo meo Sc eprige Sten
ser.
Set ibmmer Jig life for ct fri
2an6 at bape Trellei ton6.
@ip os 6ribe6, glib os @et, og b
bill gipre % peroige oertil.
Meo 9grbgoigbeo
Climber ifrifter).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-11
8ibbenbabn.

Gen. II G t itgrite 6 e.
p t / set 0anife &1oslelotteri,
100000 &roner, iom forle6en falot
paa Mr. S2970, pofte fife lpnberlig
gepegelie blan0t Sc talrige Iillfn=
ere, iom fplote Srnfnillgsla(ell, uaa-
TT Ser life er Spipl ON, at aoifillige
bobce bentet Sen me0 Spenoing.
@epinltel1 folot poo SttenoeoelSloc=
Der / &ib6enbabn og ptl ioaleoes ef=
ter al San0ipnligbe0 fomme Gmoo=
folf til @o6e.
s. m II c I Grer &c. s..
81 0 cnf Gr er, lo1n 11pDnt ii6=
ite ltge ofgooet peo 9pben. Sci er
Ell eienoommelig 2ipsifjebne, ser
looleoes ber er qfiluttet, en- iiel=
ben piljeltGrf og i0eolt mnlogt Eer-
lonligbeo, Ser CT gooet bort.
&%oienfjer bar 9pn al en- fpnif
Sn1osbDpuper og maatte iom iaaoan
fielroe en- Sieneiteorengs &oar, fer
ban lrrte lin 6aoers &oonopprf, /
bplfet ban orbeioe0e / nogle 9(ar.
Gn ltGrf Suit til 2esning og til at
fonrme liot opa6 / Samfnnbet los
BAN itge 6orpel til @ppen for at
reiie til @loogoaro @emi11orium
ll11oer poerit fattige &aor leo ban
Jig Per igiennem til Sfolelererefso=
men. S en- lonolig @jelpelprers be-
ifeone Stiaing bao6e fan Trimo6igz
be0 % Mpiiombeo nof til at qifte fla.
Wfens ban lpl tie poo 8laagaar6
bopoe ban fattet en- BARN Ssnteresie
for Stuoiet al &jpbenbopns Tortios=
biitorie, iaale6es iom Sen CT lfrepet /
Sc %geologiife Nfleiringer, bporpaa
9pen er bpgget. ga Fan MI fanot
Mnluttelie / en- al 8pens @pmune.
lfoler, foiteoe ban Jig meo en- ganife
efsempellps @nergi ODER Sc geologi-
tie 5t1oter, iom tog al Sen Sio, Fan
tu11oe ofle fra en- iampittigbeosful6
&pgt al fin Sfolegjerning. Speralt
bpor Ser blep grapet @rl111o 1o til ct
1tpt 9us, eller bpor en- SHORTCOMINGS
N%eoleggelie gop 2eiligbeo til ct Sno=
blif / @eifaffenbe0en al Sen Soro-
bun1o, paa bpis 6looe R11tioenS Sip
%benbapnere trp0er, mpote ban meb
i'm Spooeltof og fulgte meo ppet og
oorpoagent 2je, bpoo ser fom for
0ogens 2ps.
ga &riitinns6org ifuloe opbygges,
mgote ban ltrafs paa Nletten. Slots
bolme1 bapoe ban altio i iprlig
Sroo itl1oeret; og oo s(r6ej0et meo
nnoeripgelien al @run0en pes Slot
tet a1tog ltprre Torn1er, bap6e bot
Sen 8lG0e, at Nationalm1Ieet all-|
bonn til at le6e set. Ser mpote|
BAN ga bber Morgen, far Sc fgrlte|
tom, og fer Be ii0ite gill
ON Mftenen, beg ban life fra 8lao-
len. San meobraete set np6tgrftigei
Smbrrebrso, JON ban lpiite, me6ens,,
ban arbeioeoe. Mlle, ION fom i Be-
meo BAN, MATTE elite oenne
Man6.
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bar faaet Eotent poo Ell Molfema-
fine.
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paa 8 inge. Momiuiitra,
tione1 for Stambuiet 5aoii11ge bar
peota9et Sc ~forelpbige 5fri6t til 6e=
itegooiets 5olg paa Saaitnge. M0-
milriitratiorten beltaar al @rep slble=
felot-8ille, Ggeifop> fbp. 8trfe0om-
mer Scbolt, Sreoensborg, og Borg
meter Smitb, luxembourg.
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e H., Sorleben Morgen fal0t Ell
.Mano plnbielig ON paa Marfe0s-
plu6iel1 / &illereo og bar sos me6
BET iamme. On 29ge, Ser tilfal6=
tes, falti1og, at Dgoet ifplotes ct
&i9rtelag. Sen laq pll1bielig. bort
repne Man6 bar Ell ODER bele Mor6-
ii9llano belfienot. Rreatltrbanoler,
Die 8reiting al Seniingpr. San
blep Sc Mar gammel.