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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
dpction Prices TO-, 20, 80 and 81
cents.
1.-THE Minister'S Son.

One Of the notable features Of the
past theatrical season was the ap
{rearance OF that charming play. 1.-THE
Minister'S Son The high apprecia
ton shown this beautiful production,
the pronounced success Of a play of
kindly hunor and pathos that appeals
TO ones better self proves it.
~ The Minister'S Son the author
mas given us a story Of much merit
with project Wholesomeness. with
fidelity pathos and with humor Ha
mas delineated character, has ana.
lTzed motives and emotions ana mas
portrayed life without word or ac-
tion that could suggest offense. This
play Is from the pen of w. 3. Patton
VINO IS this season, appearing in his
new Western play, THE Slow Poke. q
AT the Cairo opera house Thurs
day Sept, 10Th
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
CHICAGO JUDGE
WAS PUZZLED
WHEN TWO MOTHERS, A FATHER
AND a HUSBAND LAID CLAIM
70 MISS TiLLlE ToLAN IN
HIS COURT.

Chicago, Sept 15.--Here Is III,
triple twist Of the tangled tale Of Til
/ lie Tolan.
Two mothers and one father ana {
| husband who has lost His WIZ,
GLAZED Title Tolan. 20 years Ola ii
their very own yesterday in the Max
| vel street police station. ana Judge
| Cleland, famous for mending dis
'rupted matrimonial bliss, couldn't de
eide whom Tillie Tolan really be
longs to.
John klimowicz was arraigned be,
fore Judge Cleland on Il charge OF dis.
orderly conduct. made against him by
Miss Toan The court dismissed the
charge and said he could not solve
the puzzle
Tits the most remarkable case /
ever heard Of" said Judge Cleland.
THE case Is too deep for me.
With John Klimowicz, the weeping
yorng husband, We're Mrs. MARY Sea
males and Elizabeth Seamales
mother and sister Of Klimowicz's wife
Miss Tolan was accompanied by Mr..
aud Mrs. Oscar Tolan, who say they
are her parents, and Rev. Justus
Erickson, pastor Of the Emmanuel
Swedish Methodist church, Twenty
Second street ana irving avenue. who
says Miss Tolan is not married, but
soon will be.
Miss Tolan absolutely repudiated
blimoWicz, though several witnesses
asserted she was his missing wife.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
WOMAN KILLED
BY LONG FALL
AERoNAuT DROPS FULLY THREE
HUNDRED FEET-PARAcHuTE
OPENED TOO SUDDENLY AND
BROKE HER GRIP.

Clean. N. Y, Sept. 15.--Lookin,
like little black speck that droppel
like some meteor within the vision o
! 10000 persons congregated at til.
Olean fair Oh the Racing Associa
tons ground. Miss Carrie Myers, the
daring aeronaut, today met instant
death.
The unfortunate woman shot from
a height of 700 feet to a heap of stone
and gravel near the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks. a quarter of a mile
from the race course. Every bone in
her body was shattered.
Miss Myers. whose name I'm private
life was Mrs. w. II. M'ilsox. wife of a
PENNSYLVANIA engineer, was % years
old.
When the basket was ready today
and the parachute affixed. Miss Myers
ciambored up aud waived to the
great assemblage. which cheered Wild
iy as the attendants cut the ropes that
ropes that bound the balloon. Soon
the balloon had swept upward 700
feet. The woman was peering down
upon the crowd with the same cool.
ness she had always displayed when
high above the earth. A change in
the wind tilted the balloon.
At an altitude of zee feet Miss
Myers decided TO drop. The specta
tors saw a little speck of black with
what appeared like a great rod above
i drop from the balloon. But that
little speek of black whizzed down
ike an arrow. At every foot the
'orm gained speed and the paracute
lid not open. Finally the instrument
opened with tremendous shock. and
hat shock wrecked the unfortunate
hands from the bar. and as /
he parachute fioated slowly down /
Hiss Myers dropped 900 feet.
Half dozen women tainted. while
nen with stouter nerves raced to the
pot where the aeronaut lay lifeless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
NEGRO EXCURSION
FULL OF FIGHT
PADucAHrs BAD BLACK BLOOD
SHOWS ITSELF I'M SHOOTING
AND CUTTING scRAPEs ON
STEAMER RICHARDSON.

The steamer Richardson from Pa
ducah yesterday with a negro excur
sion had Il rough time Yesterday and
gave the Cairo police department
something to do. On the way down
when below Joppa a shooting scrape
occurred, Harry Arlington was shot
in way that will probably prove
fatal. On the boats arrival here Ar.
rington was brought ashore and taken
to the home of his mother and step
father, named Hamer, on Fifteenth
street, west of Washington avenue;
but his brother In Paducah wanted
him brought there, and the wounded
man was again taken TO the boat IN
the police. ambulance He was shot
through the body aud right shoulder
and was not expected to recover. The
negro who shot him got off the boat
when she landed at Mound City and
made his escape.
After the boat landed here two
other fights occurred. one by two
men and the other by two women. In
the former a knife was used and
one of the fellows was cut in the leg.
In the latter fight only wool was |
pulled and clothes torn. Chief Egan
and Officers Thoman and Casey ar /
rested the beligerents and locked /
them up
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.
Double Wedding BY Elopers.

Kentucky couple came over ia
set married Saturday evening. attend
ed by couple of friends. Rev. Ohrum
Of Cairo Baptist church performed
tae ceremony for the first couple and
then these challenged the other two
to do likewise. The latter couple
wouldn't take the dare and we're also
married. They were all good looking
young people, from Oscar Kentucky
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16

"A record likely TO stand for good
many years was established by the
transatlantic liner Kroonland this
week when after seven days voy-
age from the other side she reached
port with just seven more passengers
than when she started: an average
increase of one a day The officers
OF the ship are trying TO decide whe-
ther TO change her name "Croon.land
aud get pet stork. or to stop calling
al ports in Holland. the country IN
which this bird abounds The ships
doctor who was kept pretty busy with
the seven babies during the voyage
asserts that the ship was followed BY
flock of storks which overlook her
at the rate OF one a day Previous to
this voyage the record was held
jointly by FIVE other steamships at
three arrivals each durings the voy.
age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
Ahead On Autos.

Accordingt to the latest figures inst
| prepared at Albany, New York state
continues TO lead all others In the
number OF automobiles lin use within
it's borders. While the number Of ae,
lcidents lately may have carsed aomc
people TO suspect this, it nevertheless
comes as a surprise to hid that the
Empire state has In rsa wifi HI its
borders 1924 cars Of which t' wv ~
may be roughly placed at $f9laa0H a
The great majority of these ears Dill
course arc found in the CITY cf
Greater New York, but III spite III Il III.
fact this city takes second plaea
Los Angeles In the number Of cars II
use in proportion to the popuiatioa
the California city leading all others.
OF the 100000 machines in use In the
United States, however New York
has nearly 20 per cent of the total
with its 1900 cars. New Jersey
comes next with about $4,000: Massa.
chusetts Is third with $4,000. while
next IN order comes Texas with H.
100; Pennsylvania with 10000 ana
california with 1000. In this state
4 least the tendency is toward me-
lium powered cars as eompand with
he most, expensive machines. But
ven So that the auto IS a luxury
mich any owners cannot really afford
vas shown by the manner i'm which
ew machines were sold for almost
ny cash price during the slump in
he stock market recently.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
MOVEMENT OF
RIVAL SULTANS
PLANS or ABDUL Azlz AND Mu-
LAi HAFlz sHRoUDED IN
MYSTERY.
General Drude Will Not Temporixe
Further With Moors--Must
Ask for Peace or Fight
Immediately.

/ Paris. Sept 15.--The movements
Land intentions Of the rlvtl sultans
Abdul III Aziz and Mulai I'll Hafiz are
shIouded in mystery The latest adj
vices from the interior OF Morocco
fare to the effect that Mulai lei Hafiz,
with an army Of about 5000 men. re.
Gently left Morocco City for Rabat.
on the coast, and that his uncle. at
the head or second army. win soon
follow him Mulai ri Hafiz, 1t is
added, has announced that he win pay
the cost OF the French expedition to
Morocco on condition that France
sevacuate the country
No arrangement has yet been made
regarding the time when the Franco
Spanish police will be established at
The Moroccan ports. but 1t is UNDER
stood that the question will be de-
cided when the situation at Casa
blanca permits Of the withdrawal Of
troops
Only two columns of tribesmen are
reported to be under arms in the
Casablanca district The other Moofs
apparently has disappeared far in
laiDa.
The latest advices received from
Gen Drude, the French commander |
at Casablanca said that If the dele
gates from the tribes suing for peace
lid not appear at noon today he in /
tended to Immediately assume the Of /
'ensive again, and with the assistance |
IF the French cruiser Gloire destroy a
amp Of hostile Moors situated near
Fedala.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
SPORTS OF THIS WEEK
Opening Races Of Grand and West.
ern Circuits and Brooklyn Jockey
cIub-Yacht Races at
jamestown.
MONDAY.

mOHudt.
Opening OF Grand Circuit race meet
ing at Columbus. o.
Opening of Great Western Circuit
race meeting at Kalamazoo. Mich
Opening of fall meeting of Brooklyn
Jockey Club at Gravesend.
Opening of Texas state tennis cham
pionship at Dallas.
Opening of New Jersey state ten.
mis- championship at Morristown.
Third Yacht races for Roosevelt and
King Edward cups at jamestown.
Tuesday.
Free-forall yacht race for amateurs
at jamestown.
Wednesday.
Open regatta for all classes rf
Yachts at jamestown.
Thursday.
First race for Upton cup at James
town.
Friday.
International cricket contest AT
Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Second race for Upton cup at
jamestown.
Annual Canadian track and field
at Montreal.
Carlisle Indians-AIbright College
loot ball game at Carlisle. Pa.
Williams College-WilIiston Sem
nary football game at Williamstown
Mass.
BuekneIl College Normal
votbai game a LcwisburE "a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
.TAMMANY MAY
LOSE ELEVENTH
MOST CORRUPT DISTRICT IN
NEW YORK LIKELY TO
ELECT REPUBLICAN.
New YORK at Head Of List In Number
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Busy
On An Ocean
Liner.

! New York, Sept lJ.--Thc Eleventh
4 assembly district, In some respect.
one Of the most corrupt In New York
promises to produce a real old-fash
/ icned New York light for its Tam
many leadership. While Governor
Hughes continues to preach good gov
lernnent and clean politics, the Elev,
'enth' Is IN fair way to show that IL
| does not know much about either
mot since the years when the Tam
many tiger roared corruptly unre-
'strained has there been such d sitra-
ton IN New York ami one 10 typical
~ the. worst side Of the city's politics.
Boss The McManus of the Eleventh
district having incurred the displeas-
ure of Boss Murphy Of Tammany be-
cause the world famous THE didn't
obey all Of Murphy's orders at All
hany, is&now confronted BY former
Boss plnnkett, newly arisen from the
POLITICAL grave To which he was con
signed BY Tammany three years ago
after a record In the legislature so
bad that the organization really could
not stand for 1t. AT that time on ac-
count Of his record a Republican he
feated him for reelection In the
heart OF Tammany's domain. But
new that little Boss McManus com
monty called THE" is Iii disgrace
with big Boss Murphy" nlunkett
has suddenly returned to life In the
which he has just opened.
typical Of days some by, he asserts
that there are 1885 reasons" why be
should be elected The "reasansn In
question begin with $50 street clean, |
Prs and 400 policemen and run down |
through n janitors and bridge
keepers Certain unkind persons say
lat reason IN this case simply
means lob and fear that with this
skillfully given away Punk
It may be elected and later bring d
Republican lead to the famous "Eley-
nth" one more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
FINLEY MAKES
tXPL ANAT|ON
SAYS He SUBMITTED TO GOV.
GLENN RATHER THAN IN.
JuRE BUSINESS or SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Chicago, Sept 15.-In an address
before the American Association 81
Freight Traffic Officers today w. NJ
Finley, president of the Southern
Railway, offered an explanation Of the
part played by the Southern IN the
| difficulty between that road and the
courts in the South He said that
rather than disorganize their service
and end the peaceand quiet OF the
community they deemed ii wise to
submit for the time being. to wh;fs
they believe to be injustice, after IN
sisting on rights which would insure
the proper presentation of the funda-
mental questions involved to the sd
preme court OF the United States.
He added.
Il earnestly desire to correct the
erroneous impression which find is
entertained in some quarters, that
the adjustment made i'm North Caro-.
lima was affected or FASTENED By nv
arrest. This adjustment had been
determined on by us and the paper
accepting the governors terms had |
been drawn up and agreed upon be
tween our executive OFFICERS ana our
counsel the day before The arrest was
made and before we had any kliowl-
edge that my arrest was iii contem.
Dlation.
Our counsel had left the capital
IT the state to see the governor bear
ng this acceptance d the governors
erms nearly twelve hours before the
Irrest was made aud several hours
'efore any warrant was applied for"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
Neoro Killed.

An unknown negro was run down
BY freight train last night at the
bridge approach and cut in two. The
remains Were brought into the city
Tor burial. How the man was killed
will probably be ascertained at the
inquest today Report had 1t also that
q catastrophe occurred near Paducah
last night in which several people
were injured, but the details could not
be secured
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
BRIDGE GOES DOWN
Four People Hurt and \ Hundred Got
Wet in Disaster in FindIsy.
Ohio.

Findlay. Ohio. Sept I5.-Four PEG.
pie we're seriously injured and 100
we're submerged in Blanchard River
late this afternoon as result Of the
breaking down Of Spindle street sus-
pension Bridge in this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
VOt|vA IS ELECTED
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Members in Zion Make Him
overseer For Life.

Chicago. Sept. 15.-wnbur Glenn
Foiiva was formally elected general
oFerseer of the Christian Catholic
Apostolic church IN zion FOR life by
III general ecclesiastical conferences
held IN tent IN Zion City today. a
sote Of 1862 vas pronounced unani
nous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16

Marjorie vas PLAYING with the kit.
ten and received. severe scratch.
She looked at the ney red ire. then
she stretched ont her lard toward
the kitten and said sssrnIy. ~Tittie
dive ne dat pin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
HumsnitY's Inur.,i,ud.

Lfe gives Us 50 hhsny beautiful
wonderful joys and rewards. rs
strange ne canrot more trzvslv bear
he little lis ara turtera.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16
Where the SEXES Differ

a nan likes to Be told that he IL In
his prime but a woman always think.
- . reelection on her. age.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-16

More peorls n Cairo ed ne n,
lstfn than ell ether Cairo rspers con
bfnsd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10
Gn @sf fra @anomieb- 9erne,

@n &bif fra perne.
Mrs. g. Carlton ifriber fra &earl
@itp, 0obn, ganomicb-9erne. vSerit
lo6 mig iige: @no beliigne 9em. 0e<
res &1rifo bar btsielig piif fig at bee
re en- nomprfet Me6icin for mig.
Seq par laa ipg og elet1oig og Leo
iaoleoes al Smerter / belle &roppen,
at jeg life formaar at be1fribe bet.
Seq prgbe6e alle tilgengelige 2Rger
1tben minbite 9eDtte. Saa l91te ieg
en- Mrtifel / ct fan6inabiif 8lao ON
&l1rifo> og bpor meget .go6t Ben 11o-
rette6e. Seq bell1tteoe9erfor at PRO-
be Sen, og Splge1 er, at les er bleDen
fuloltanoig fureret. Seq fan iffe
tilful0e notole min ~Safnemmeligbe0
pber en- Iaa6un un6erf l1lb We6icm."
Sper belle Berben erforer Soft ON
or. 8eters &11rtfos baroifuloe @gen-
1faber. Set er en- ppper1ig Meoicir
for allie Menneifer / olle 2an6e. Gen
forjpnes 6irefte al 1ilbirferne peb al
benpenoe fig ffriftlig til Or: 8etet
SabrneD & Cons SO, 112-z118 go
@opne aDe, Chicago, 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

&urtcn log til og @ipegaarb be-
:ultc.
Ga ban TOM bjem, .fal6t bans
Dotter bam ONT &alien.
uMa, Ta'r, leg er Iaa gla6."
Set er i'gu' mer END leg err
yeSSomen 6o'r, fan GU tanfe Dig
b%porfor:"
See, set fun6e ben @om1e Ga life.
$50, Ga'r, t9nf Dig, gal6emar
og leg bar f11nbet en- allerfiereite
fire 8ereliers 2eiliabe0 paa Otter
broaa0e og.
v8albemor?"
uSo, Ter gu, Ga'r, ri mpote biia-
on6en / Sag, oe ioa = iaa
uSSa, Eaf, oct er not"
@omle @fbegaar6 lo0 fig faloe
ne6 / en- 9tol og mumle6e iagte ben
fig ielp. Sum Diapelen bprte bans
Orb og oaeo fig forneiet @anoer-
he.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

iaa en6te oct meo ct Spgigr, Scr
ibroerrep De fore &iarternes
8uano.
Set goar me6 &binoerne, iom
me6 Gpnoerne,~ ftloiofere0e Babe
NOR, ~oet gidr onot, naor man faar
benz, set gigr on0t, mems man bar
Dem, og BET gigr on6t naar man mi
lter Dem, tbi 2eiligbe6en moo leg 10
.bebol6e.
@amle @tpegaaro bar raienbe
uEotuien6e @roner ONT Maret, og ioa
rbiiferer leg min Saligbe0, at ban
glitter fig me0 EN- an6en og bliper Boz
enoe Ser for 2tbsti01" flage0e ban.
mSSa, set er Gin egen @fpl6," lpa-
reoe bans Some og Gatter, ubporfor
ct gu aItio iaa eftergiDenoe2"
NogIe Gage efter itilleoe ben for
benb9renbe Spigerfooer bos fin for
benDnren6e Spieeri6n og iagoe:
nSeg bill betale Sem tire Splinoe
@ro1er fontant for at la0e bore meo
at flptte ih6 2eiligbe6en paa Sc
fionsplabs.
5nl6megtiaen log til og gne6 fig
i SRn6erne: bun for1to0 lite ct Muf
.af set befe, men ban lfaf Nengene !
2omme11.
Maite Sag gtf @%ibegaor6 op ii
8Rrten og iag6e:
2in 5bigeri9n bill iffe babe
=2eiligbeoen oIigepel % leg tilbDoer
Gem i, 600 ar. for at ripe &ot1traf.
ten 5tpfffer. saa fan Sc leie
9ei1iobeoen ub til en- anoen meo oe1
|inn11ne:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

Mmerifa an t Gn &ontrolz
fasie til $500 ODaarf bar aipbman0
Sens Seniem Mgrrega0e ;397 / &a-
oerslep, onifaffet fig; men Ben opre
&osie er 0a oglaa fotnmen fra 9ap=
ton, Ohio, Moroamerifa. Set ifal
bore oen fprlte og ltgrlte fin Mrt,
Der finoes / noyen @ntif baaoe /
% Spiflano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

Ter sc. nj siolg. 5fgrpil1g
@ieltgtpergaar6 er al @jeltgiper
Sfi6iteo iolgt til &an6elsreiienoe
8oieien, Molborg, for $4,000 ST..
- Mpotbefer 8ergmann bar iolgt
fit Mpotbef / Sreoerifsiltno til ftp.
Mpotbefer Mn6r. 8eterlen, .@l. Eorbs
9lpotbef, for 10000 &r.
= &roprtetar Sernorup bar iolgt
@oar6en uSanobolm" t 8roa til
@tamberren / &atblous6al, &olitein
@otblon, for $4,000 ST. Sil @aor6en
bgrer $50 S6r. 2ano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10
2ageprafsis.

On 2ageioar en- Mftenet Sort ira
en- a%ollega: Som ben til mig faa
i11art, ION m1tligt; pt margleren
.SSieroeman0 til Ell l'@ombre. -
.sRjjere gmiIie, flyer ban til tin
Some, rieg fommer til at gao ITO %.
ffommer maafe lent biem:"
Or Def er alporligt SilfRlbe2S
zySa Dposog 8ine, Der eroll..
lerebe hillfoM tie u1ore QRaer.z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10
8ilanbene.

song 6reoerifS SIS :
lan6Sreiie. Song 6reoerifs
&ejie paa ielpe Sslano pil ltrGffe Jig
ODER otte Gage. 2atinifolens 8pgni1tg
/ &eifiapif ifal om6o11nes til @olig
for Majeitnten og bans Gplge. Ser
anifaffes i 6en Mnleoning npe Mpb-
Ter. Sill &ei1en poa Gen ienber Chs
lerne atte1t @elte, bper mes en- So
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10
De kjdre to.
Mf 4. q. gonoeien,

9bor enb.i Beroen set berer frem,
ON op og ne6 leg paa 86lgen bipper,
ON roget lpffes, og mere clipper,
Ser er BOG lite iau iteiIe Slipper,
at fife Ionfen fan f1pbe biem.
fomr1er en- fille, frebfplot @onl0,
lraar 5olfaI6sbageret Dogen tpn1-
mer,
90 er Set ofte, at 8iertet Drummer.
ON 8~ornoomsti0en, bborfra Der
ftrgmmer
al fjere Mipoer ct @igoomsbplo.
.6bor eno / 8eroen jeg faiter So,
erztit ems tornet ben Sci, leg traoer.
ON 9iartettilIe ! nro eraoer,
iao trofalt fpleer mig alIe ste0er
.et 8illeoe of De fiere 10:
5snbaesbIaoetn)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

@omle Gbeoterbiref
tyr Gbriition 9DItoft
i &onoers funoe. 2gr6og oen 90.
Npril feire fin 70sMars 6goielsoog.
ST. @pltoft er life blot fienot 2anoet
oper JONI StueipilIer og Sbeateroiref-
tpr, men ogioo JONI en- iprig Sorfnm-
per for Mfbolosloeen.
&polt a T Meg. 6iifev
Sroels Carl &onien, Mitrnp paa
Somle, ct funoen 500 / EN- bam liz
bpre11oe Suite. %antagelig fpalt al
&gg. San par 9aaet biemn1efro Mft=
tenen for>o og biloe o%pernatte / 9Dtz
ten for at regte @or,1. gn &nno,
Ser loa peo Sioen at bam, bar lige=
le6es fbult.
Eootrnft Sernbane !.
Otter at ser / %intereslereoe &on1uner
bar p9ret bolbt en- @effe Mgoer o11=
gaoen0e en- 8ane fra Mors oper gr-
oen Characterization og Sfeluno
Citation poa Malborg-@aoi Juno 8a=
men til Sen paot91fte S%ilferibabn /
Mls Sogn beO &attegat, blep ser pua
ct Mp0e / Mr6e11 forleoen neoiot en-
forelpbig &onite paa 5 MeoIemmer,
Ser lfol orbej6e pibere paa 5aget1.
81 t t f uIen Mal :
borg. Set ii0ite antifpariife Tl1nO
/ 0annnarf er u&afferfl1len" / Mal=
borg, 9feiter al ct gamn1elt 6engiel,
vE1lmpen", bpor @Dens &affer / Spl=
&c opbepore0e Megnifuber fra 1897
bapoe Sc uallerlape1te S110ibi0er"
blarOt >Jorbrp6erne / 6orboring.
Gen blep op0aget peo llograbninger
/ Mlgaoe pe0 set 11pe Wfui prm, i6et
ma11 fer itp6te poa 1ogle gamle
MISUNDERSTANDING tier, Ser bur
p9ret br11gt paa ope1tnebnte Maa0e.
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Sorm meo ca. 2 9u. tpffe W11nfez
1tensmure. S SEN ipnore Mur fa16=
te5 Ell 0gr, ser pe0 Ell Stentroppe
bat aabnet M0gang til cit MI t6rlogt
pg ober6affet ga. S @eitiioen fin6es
Ell Understanding, lom bar benbt
1,b til M%alfranten. Set er Sen1tgter1
at lette SEN npopoogeoe @afferbule
i 6orbtn6elle mes set t9t pe6 liggetl=
6e Ml1lerm beo cit un6erjor6tif@ang,
iaaleoes at &ule1, l1oitpret me0 mt0z
o%elolberlige Sortl,rreolfaber, ino-
goor lom ct 2eo / M1uieet og fom=
ner til at 0onr1e en- original og piit-
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