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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-17
Secretary Taft Receivers.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. June l6-Secre-
tarY OF War Taft arrived here from St.
Paul at $40 this morning, He said he
had entirely recovered from his Indisposl-
tion. No formal reception was planned.
but several hundred people called 20 pay
their respects to the Secretary. HH at
tended church. and at I O'Clock left for
Fort Meade. with Senators Gamble. Kilt
redRc and Crawford.
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Last Game Tie.

OMAHA. Juno lG.-Omsha won one
and tied the other game in the double
header with Sioux CITY today. The teams
had agreed 10 call the second game IN
;Ie seventh inning, but the score being
tied AT that point nine innings were
played. ~. -. f.,
Omaha ......,l : 10
Sioux City .,.O ~ i u " v
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Bunched Hits.

ST, LOUIS. June iG-Boston shut out
St Louis today by score OF TO o. Dor
ner and kargar each pitched In great
form, hut Boston effectively punched hits
II. III. Il.
St Louis .......0 o o 0 o o % >
Boston 49,. .....0 o 0 o : 0 %
Batteries-karser and Marshall; Dor
ner and Brown.
Two base hits-Tenney. Brain. First
base on balls-or Karger. 2. Struck ont
by karger. .; by Dorncr l. Umpire
Rigler.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
c,bamnions Make Big Score.

DIES MONIES, June l6.-Aside from
one had inning. Pueblo and Des Molnes
played n fast, close game. h' a. II
Ios Moines O6o0OIel . o
pueblo ......l o q u u o.
Bat,cries-Clarke and Yeager; Jackson
and Smith,
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Errors Lose Game.

DENVER. June l6.--Three errors by
tJoioes I'm the eighth inning gave Den
Yer today's game which MP 10 that stage
he'd been closely contested. r. II. f.
lincoln ..O o o o o. 2
Denver .,.....0 % u u -
Batteriss--McKay and Zinran; Adams
end McDouonGh.
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H. A. Mainquist, Newcomer to
Zion, Commits Suicide
.Jnday Afternoon.
DRINK is SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN HIS MOTIVE
Had Been a Householder, but
Was Out of Work When
He Swallowed Poison.

II. A. Mainquist. a horseman about rs
years Of age, committed suicide by TAX
ing morphine Sunday fIe took the poi
son I'm the Salvation Army lodging house
on Commercial avenue about II 30 o'clock
in the forenoon. and died in the emer-
gancy hospital at the police station about
four hours later. Despondency, caused
by drink. Is supposed to have been the
motive OF his act
AT one time Or. S O. Paul the at
tending physician: Thought Maindulst
would recover. His consc!ousnes;s had a.t
Paul and Jailer Earl Ripley. suddenly,
however he collapsed and died despite
every effort TO save his life.
Here Only a Month,
Main9uist. IL appears. came here. about
n month ago looking for work. He had
brought a carload OF stations West from
Wymore, Neb., for a livestock firm there.
and had delivered them TO purchasers at
various points In Idaho and Montana.
Then he came to Salt Lake looking for
work.
Mainoulst. ii would seem. had been of
. rather rowing disposition. lie had
Joined the Eagles at Pocatcllo. Idaho. at
some time in his wanderngs, and visited
the Eagles club in this city. Tho Eagles
relief committee gave him 81 on. one
Eagles club lent him So Saturday night.
The man told Mr.. McGann that he had
gone TO work for Contract +. j, Mo-
ran. but neither Mr.. Moran nor w. O.
Carlson. his cashier. could recall his name
Sunday, and Mr. Carlson expressed the
belief that ne had not been on the Mo-
ran payroll.
Had Used Two Names,
One of Mainquists arms had this tat
tooed ON IT I'll 4. MainQuist, Red OAK
la. 1877 Letters found In the pockets
OF his coat. however. showed that he
had done business at Grand Valley. Colo.
81 TNt,,
that he had at one time been in the
livestock business there with man
named Hawks Other letters found in
his pockets showed that he had been try
vaSser for several Eastern firms. He had
check hood in his pocket containing
blank checks on the State Bank of Dill
lon, Mont.
Nlanuuist had been suffering from in
flammatory rheumatism, but an unmaled
letter 10 a creditor at ST. Anthony. Idaho
recovering. For two or three days prior
10 his death he had been drinking more
or less heayily .s, lie went up to the sal.
sunday morning, and was allowed to lay
down on bench there. where he slept
until II was noticed that something was
the police we're sent for,
Tells Little About Himself
When the man had been partly restored
10 consciousness he told Jailcr Ripley that
he had taken ten cents worth OF eor-
ph,nc About himself and his past he
was uDcommunicaIive. except that he
mentioned his affllation with the Eagles.
He said nothing about any family, and
nothing can be learned about them Mel
thcr did he give any reason for commit
ing suicide,
Manager Mccain of the Eagles club
has wired to Wymore Neb., 10 see If
anything can be learned of the dead man 6
relatives He had no money in his pockt >
cts, and WAS only fairly we'll dressed
removed To ODonnell & Co.'S undertak-
Ing parlors.
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Production of Coal.


Every coal-consuming citizen knows
how much anthracite he burned last
winter, and he knows that il was foo
much. But the geological survey under
takes to tell him that the total pro-
duction in 1906 fell short of the pro,
ductlon in 1905 by j,694, ,142 long tons.
The production of last year amounted
to 63,645.010 tons, having total value
at the mine of 1917, ,694. The dc.
creased production is explained by the
survey as easily as rolling off a log.
Part of il was due to the weather: the
balance can be directly traced to the
preparations for a big strike in the
spring of 1906, The winter of 1905-O6
was unusually mild. whatever NAV be
said of the spring of 1907, and the con
sumption of coal did not draw upon re-
serve supplies as heavily as had been
anticipated. Then, too, in expectation
of strike at the termination of the
three years agreement, the operators
had accumulated n reserve Of unusual
amount. During the first three months
of 1906 about 100000 more tons were
mined than during the first three months
of 1903. But the production in April
when the strike was on, fell below half
Il million tons, and was below the rec
ord of April, 1908, by 4,7S9,S3s tons.
Indeed, each of seven months in 1906
fell below the output during the same
months Of the preceding year,
New Fuel Manufactured
But the King Of England has said
farewell 10 anthracite. He has ordered
his servants to sweep clear the coal bins
Of Buckingham palace and TO put in
supply of coalite. This new fuel is
made from bltuminous coal, and is n
twin sister of coke. The process Of
manufacture is not greatly different.
In both cases the coal Is submitted to
heat and the gas is driven off But
in the manufacture of coke the coal is
submitted TO an intense heat, while the
heat is moderate III the manufacture
of coalite, thus giving richer quality
of gas The coalite is bright and hard.
1t gives OF no smoke, makes about twice
the heat Of coal and lasts 40 per cent
longer. 1t lights easily, too. London
hopes, by the use of the new fuel, to
rid itself of some OF the fog and smoke
| for which the English capital is in
famous, Tho intention is to organize n
big company. which Will possess rights
! for Great Britain. Works will b. con-
structcd near London which will be
capable of carbonizing about 5000, 900
tons annually. Contracts have already
been made with leading coal merchants
| for the sale, Of more than 100000 tons
| Of coalite per annum for consumption IN
| London alone,
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r'''s' for Defense.

| E,,s "a, already annourcsd
subpoen..~S l50 and 700
.e.ss,' s'vaas mas have not been
'sns s;h and il is therefore fore
,'ssard We yo,s shown that they
81 ,r'%, ss,,,; That til; viii r2 'fS, be
lie Sian s,a from the qucs-
e, in i9'c brought to Boise Sc
i y tho most nos. instances
Z y tbcu plukertons and
/. We piplow were advanced
''ood, will be chief i.
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YOUR VACATION

VIII be made more agreeable II
The Tribune follows you. No
extra charge for mailing. Ad-
dress changed as often as de-
sired.
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<oss BUREAU

..vs no, visited The
|fre.. '' YOU have missed
r...,s .',s. Al tn. latest a '.'srn, a.
,rs'ssS' ,he eoslest place IN
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Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
AMENDED ARTICLES

The amended articles of incorpOra-
ton of the Maxwell Supply company
of Maxwell City. are published in an
other column, says the Ration Range,
This company has just amended the
articles OF incorporation so as TO in.
crease the capital stock from $25,0W
to s5OO00, and the officers and di-
rectors expect 10 greatly increase the
business of the store at Maxwell In
the near future. The stockholders
of the company are A. l.. Mix, VIM,
Van Bruggen, II. Il. Masten, H. {.
Griggs and A. N. Hollenbeck. all of
whom were present at the meeting
which was held on January |. Colfax
county corporations and business firms
were never in better financial condi-
ton. nor as prosperous as now. and
the Maxwell Supply company Is keep
ing up with the progress OF the com
munity in which 1t does business.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
EAST LAS VEGAS PosroFFicE


Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
No , arrives Gus a IA. bring mail
east Of La Junta
No. departs 6 IL m. Pouch for
Santa Fe only. mail closes 5 3"
No arrives l 50 p. Ia. mail closes
140 p, m,
NJ" = arrives i 2o p m. mail closes
G:I0 p. m.
No arrives p M. mail closes
so q. m.
No. ~ arrives IL: 30 p M. brings
mail from Ell Paso and all point 4
between FL Paso and Albuquer-
que and Albuquerque and Santa
Fe. No mail dispatched via No.
10
No. y arrives ,35 a m.. mail closes
$50 D. m.
Star Routes
Rociada daily except Sunday. Arrives
pr m. mail closes a. m.
Santa Rosa leaves Monday. Wednes'
day and Friday Z a m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
1000 p. m.
Chaperito leaves Monday. Wednes
| day and Friday : a. m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day $50 p. m.
Mineral Hill leaves Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday m. Arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day 6 p. n.
F. o. BLOOD, Postmaster.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
FARMERS INSTITUTE

Another meeting Mas held at th,
Commercial elub IN Alouqu,rqh f..
the purpose "f bringing 4h,a, ofgani
xasion OF farm~r> institute tr aSri.
cultural society, which shall haze f.,
i's purpose the acknowledgements "f
land cultlsalots and CROW %t"Mvrs IN
the Rlo Grand ,ail.l T~o c,,nlul'.
tees previously A""'in',A. "ut BY The
Commercial club aui lh.. other h. the
recent meeting IL farmers. united in
the meeting Of yesterday. aud under
the craftsmanship of W. II. Cillen,
water. Of the Muntexuma Trust 10
proceeded TO th.. discussion OF way
and means for the creation of the In
stitute and the inauguration Of an &C,
tive campaign in agricultural develop
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
new MEXICO news
SALOONS CLOSED

Th~re aFs thrre less sa%@4a> Ia V4!-
~Aeaa eaantg, Sh~Tlft C~tla.s Raca 4a-
formed the keepers Of shTve rt~saAse )
=. KetneE that their siesns*-s ~oalA
NOT he rrnewe4 fer the ,~ar lasg b.
gun One of the cAas~d sahAaa& N4s
o~ nvd By a naAn b. sh~ n4mav vi
Mayn. ~ho recently boasAi "a' Rols~s'
Byers. and two @~E~ lh.. pgssrprr4y of
,he tistn of Cro~ i Mccoy ComsiAs.'-
ahlss tfs,uble has resulted Al ktan.-r
the past year fn.m asinA. and tais Is
sis*n as the r~ason for closing The
salssons This saAaonAvs-a~rs. IL they
50 desire. can apsosar h,-tof,. the cs,sn-
nlisstnp~rs "t VAlsnrta 'e'un,, at lno
l.anas on January II, and shoN eau~~
why their liessns.-s should n.H ts., can
cefled
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
CHANGE LOCATIONS

4 deal whereby three business
firms will change locations has been
consummated and will take effect on
February LIST. says the Silver City
Enterprise, The Guarantee Mercantile
Co has secured n lease ON the Irwin
block now occupied By The 4, S Good
ell feed store and the J J. Kelly har,
ness shop and will move into same
on the above date Mr Goodell will
move into his new business block on
Yankie street. next door 20 the In,
dependent office. and Mr. Kelly into
the new block at present occupied by
the Guarantee The Irwin block will
undergo number Of extensive i'm,
provements. new plate glass front
and cement sidewalk being among
them
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT

Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomez
fs''trned t" Santa Pc from Es,aneta
bringing wirh him Jose Dalto Gale
s"~ who vas arrested on a charge of
ai"alin% tao horses Gallegos was
placed IN jail a, Santa Fe to await
'h.- action of the next grand jury for
Torrance county The officer says
that Gailegos stole 4 team Of horses,
drove the animals into Lincoln cOun-
ty aud disposed Of them. The ami.
mails were recovered.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
PASSED AWAY

IA"n Pesiro Castillo. asea - years.
tssanty commissioner Of sana0yal
Tf'an'y died ~ his home In RerRa-
Hin" H* MAS one of the best known
m~a ia SandoVal eonnty and cane oa
80 cid ard RESPECTED family Mr. Gas
t'llo - horO al Belsn. Valeneia e0san.
~ In lsts. heing ths 'hird son os
Jns.- Felipe Castillo and wife lie
w&s WrlI known In Santa Fe where
h.- ~As caucated o. Il student mt 81,
Mirhaels college He lef, a wifs and
ftv.. cAildrrn.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

Elmer E. veeder. special master In
the case Of Geo. II. Hunker VS.. Frank
A. Bope. Della E. BoSe, Julius Graaf,
c. L. Schock, F. v. Hansen, Hugh
ouigley, P. H. Purcell. Peter A. Linn
and Mary Purcell will on January
22nd sell at public vendue certain
described real estate belonging to p.
RI. and Mary Purcell to satisfy judg-
ment of $3.50, interest and attorney s
fees, together with the accrued costs
of the suit
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
TAKES A BRIDE

John b. Case. forest ranger on the
ella reserve, and bride. nee Miss Max
we'll Of Pleasanton on the Frisco. ar
rived In Silver City Monday from FL
paso. where they were recently mar
ried. After spending New Years In
the city they left for their future
homo at Mogollon. where he Is located
says the Enterprise The bride Is n
sisterin. law Of Mauric" Coates. Il
prominent merchant of Mogollon mud
was reared Mt pleasanton on the Fris
co. The groom In n very capah|" for
est official and has resided In this
section for several years.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

Thar catI t~2n<as the ~Pars0a~p haEe
agreed s.a eae aaEa faE lassioe of the
Esss@e@ lie IL TIT = lawyer. tut he h
ala T&gAa mmsraaly. aHa is as capable
- 5@assata~ Wahoas special aecAnaeal
s*aI@4ng ln the iaw His exp~E&e8cr
@& a snalsibr sAttacpr has also, lneaaens
an' Taught Aasn something about tAs
da'ass II !astles. of the praee
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

The mayors. the county commission
ers and the chamber of commerce
should not delay the appointment Of
delegates to the convention of dry
farmers. which meets In Denver on
the cath. Upon proper application.
the Santa Fe Railway company will
undoubtedly make a reduced rate to
delegates for the round trip.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
cATTLEMEN MEET

The cattlemen. representing nearly
every section of Grant county. met In
Silver City and agreed that they
would hold steer yearlIngs nj 81 for
spring sales. They claim. and with
reason. that the seasons are more
favorable. that their yrarlingH have n
better growth fuller agea and better
bred than ever before and that the
prices Of beef In the great markets
Justify better pricea for The range
man
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
CARRY nation
At washington


reslsaAhae GeEce. represented sy Mr.
Carrie sAtioa ef Kansas and oGla'
hutna. Haeeas an tmmOEable body
such ~ Theodore Roosevelt Of Ogsr
ter Ray and BIooay G0Ieh, there arr
likely 10 he ruesions in that lmme
date vicinlfy. This statement. put
In terms of unnatural philosophy.
represents a condition that today
obtains In Washington, The famous
snaSher IL now In Rhe capital city
and has announced an Inteation a
camping here Indefinitely, Further
more. she says that when she has
3unaplesed har Investigations into
the wiekrdness of this city she IN
tends to call upon the president aud
give him = few explicit pointers On
the conduct ut the city government
Mr.. Roosevelt says he'll be-that is
be wunt see her, Carrie responds
that he'll have To, 80 there. An ea-
terprising liquid joy dispenser has
opened a book on ths. result. and
Washington gentlemen "f sporting
pr0cliy!ties are putting up their nnon-
ey on the irresistible force or the
immovable body. with odds of . to
on the former.
This isn't Carries first visit 10
Washington. About two years ago
she hit town and during her stay
KEEP, no less than twenty.three Sc
cret service men exceedingly busy
In preventing her from invading the
White House for an interview with
the president. After numerous vain
attempts the Kansas smasher gave
ND her mission In disgust and until
recently contented herself with writ
ing monthly letter to Mr. Roose-
welt, telling him In words more for
cible than polite. that as a president
ne - u tdhueutauEC' tS""''''~'"~ ''
ure
| Another gentleman who IL busily
engaged In lodging the lady from
| Kansas Is Mr. CorteHou. who. as
postmaster general. excluded from
the mails an issue Of Mrs. Nations
/ paper. The Hatchet. ON the grounds
of obscenity. Carrie IL anxious ~
; tell Mr.. Cortelyou her honest opinion
of him, but he isn't desirous Of receiv,
! ing the information and has ordered
his subordinates TO refuse admission
TO Mrs. Nation.
/ Following her usual tactics, Mrs
Nation has made II point TO empha'
size her arguments against smoking
sbv seizing cigars I'm the mouths OF
passersby on the street. She Is es'
pecially opposed TO the smoking oi
cigarettes and many Washington
men and boys have been treated to
forcibly expressed lectures on this
score.
Mrs. Nation has made no attempts
10 smash" any OF the saloons of the
capital and declares that the smash
ing episodes are a thing of the past
The hatchet was all right as q
weapon against the rum devils out
in Kansas" she said. but here al
the very heart Of the most lniquitou:
and infamous government that evel
existed II would be useless, Abso
lutte prohibition is the only remedy
and am going to keep after 1t unit
get It,"
Asked as to her opinion OF the lat
est attempt of Governor Hoch of Kan
sas to enforce the prohibitory Law
In that state, Mrs. Nation shrugged
her shoulders and said:
Maybe he will. but he'll have tt
show me. Governor Hoch Is a goot
man, but"
. That last word left the impression
that Carrie hasn't much faith In thu
Kansas executive. But perhaps HI
will survive the shock
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
TO CELEBRATE

The following committee has been
appointed by Exalted Ruler E. A.
Layne to make preparations for the
anniversary OF the founding of Sill
yer City lodge No. 4l3. b. p. .. E.
W. Fl. Nawcomb. chairman; F. p.
Jones, ". ], Rose. A. F. Lee and C.
c. Shoemaker. The celebration will
take place Friday evening. February
22nd. and will consist of a ball to
be followed by banquet.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

Mrs. Maria Pacheco de Baca has
brought suit for divorce from her
jliege lord. Francisco Baca, on the
grounds of abandonment. desertion
and non-support.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
Now They DON'T Speak.

Miss Antique: | had four proposals
of marriage on New Years day.
Miss Caustique: Must have been a
very persistent man,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

City Marshal Ben Coles has invested
in a new revolver. 80 special, that
will shoot a mile and bring down its
victim, II the weapon be properly aim
ed.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

Every member of the Commercial
club should attend the dance tonight
An enjoyable occasion is assured.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

II you want to keep in touch with
what is going on In the stores OF the
city you should read the Optic ads.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

For a small amount you tell your
wants to all Las Vegas through an
Optic want ad. Il
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
STREET CAR SCHEDULE.
In Effect May I.

The street car company mas now 10.
augurated a schedule that aims to
meet the demands of Las Vegas peo-
ple to the fullest extent. Trains leave
points named every fifteen minutes.
In fact a car can be found at any
given point on the track every fifteen
minutes.
Plaza ..... .6:37h am
Castaneda -. 90. ..6:45 am
st. Anthony's ....6:37h am
These cars continue every tit.
teen minutes all day until
evening. when the last car
can be had at. at..............
Plaza ...... 80. .10:37ta pm
Castaneda 90. ...l1:00 pm
It, Anthony's %. ..11:07A pm
The car returning from the Sani'
tarium reaches the Castaneda at
fi:i6 and goes direct to the barn.
This schedule Is 30 complete and
takes In 90 many hours Of the day
that citizens desiring to attend parties
or functions In the evening may do so
and be sure of a car home. It is
hoped the people will take advantage
| Of this effort to servo them.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
PILES CURED ING TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case Of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to
IA days or money refunded. SOC.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE oav

! Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinins
Tablets Druggists refund money if J.
fails 20 cure Z " GROVES signs
ture on each box Is cents
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

EASTERN STAR -REX7II.AR COssMrSIcA.
tt0r second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each usssnlh Al visiting brothers aud sasters
are cordially invited. Mrs j B Reed. Wor"
tbs Matra y DeaFth, w u Mr.. Emma
Renettte, sec Mrs A. NJ Howell, Treas
10 q. =. LAS VEGAS TOn;E, 40. T.
meets every Mnnda& evening az their hal on
Slxah ~,rret Al visiting brethren c0rtiiGhy
invited IA attend & VIC Ward. y, G. H.
a WigNaua~ V o.: A. wertx, Secretary
W u Crtes, Treasurer: V. Hedgcoek.
Cemetery TTustee.
T. r FRATrRSA Al. uROTHEgHOOD NO 10.
meets every Friday night at their han 10 the
Schmttl, building vest Of Fountain sauare,
ats clock Visiting members are ALWAYS
welcome James n. Cook, President. Miss
Katie hrrhen. SecFetaTv,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-01-11

1.-THE CLOTH" AGREED
The Roswell Record undefstanda
that practically all OF the ministers OF
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SpemHerneS SoIontng.

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fra ct 2Grermsbe | Stnloub bar 90
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poa Sioe at ooerpinbe Heiterne al
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Roboerne. Speriae bar al @runo til
at barre tit Sopeb hsit - ifriper Ola.
oct - % Der or intet Noment /
llnionSoplsSningen, iom man bebs'
Der at blues oper. Oct er berfor III.
Gen Mcning / at opFsre fig, iom ON
iran Iiben hcn 3ib leo al ct bemmeli9t
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ter. Ntun behsper life behanole os
iom Ell smtaolig Hetonpaleicent meo
arap poo iGrIi9 SenipnSflIobeo. 9ta'
hlrIiapiS bar Speniferne life CLIENT
men mar obifiIlige ic%ntimentaIe Snu'
TONER fmIitcs, f~ortiente DC life beore
StoonieI. Gen GbouniniSme bar in
gen StoItbe0 / fig, iom iGloer Saorer
oper, at fife 0ouifer % Sinner tog
Speniferne i Soripar / 1905. Der
er noget fiNrrineaetiat oper benne
Sip. Set cr Iigeioo urimeIiat at for
ore Speniterne& NGrpGrelie peh oct
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euer NorQc. Spcuiterue fon bolbe
iio noaet mere tilboge eno Tor, uben
oerfor al mlcIbc fig no al Noroen.
Mion cr fnroig meb lin u~bitonore
5mertc % fon norcto9e fine SntcrcS'
Ter og piie iip bIouNt SoIf uben ole
Sumter % ubcn alt Spiteri.