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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30

death, and others. bcwildered. tool
refuge for breath besides the totter
ing walls where they soon me, the
fate Of their companions
British and Russian Ships
Already British and Russian squad
rons have arrived ar Mcssina. Sailors
and mariners have been disemharkcI
and they have performed courageous
ats in rescuing the injured and remo,
ing the wounded.
Large numbers Of survivors have
been transferred to the warshirs
which are transformed into great
floating hospitals
Special dispatches from Calabra
confirm the destruction Of Reggie
They report that the situation there
Is as bad. If not wore than AZ Me-siua
All Nations Extend Aid.
The hands Of an nations have been
extended 10 Italy in her af'icfiun
From rulers have come message Of
coincidence and from the people a
-penfaneDu- promise ~ All asrea-
Britain. France and Russia have seat
their warshiUs quick as the fash of
TELEGRAPH could carry che orders. Co.
lend assistance 10 the stricken cifies
Reliof funds have already bcan start
q and a hundred shius and trains are
Un The way carrying supplies and rel
Inducements south. RunIs. MILAN
Flcrence. Naples and other cities arr
sending physicians. police and ere
men. To-Day ambassadors and minis
ters expressed sympathy with tire
ministers q foreign Affairs. Tittoui.
whose emotion Was profound
A. the time ~ the earthquake OH.
torpedo boat Sappho vas lyinE in the
hsrboT Messina. and one Of the OF
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HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS PERISH WHEN EARTHQUAKE
A TIDAL WAVE AND FIRE DEVASTATED ALL SOUTHERN ITALY

| the Sappho show the tremendous
force the great wave that swept com.
pletely over the city, from which a
dense cloud OF dust arose as the build
ings fell, while the air was rent by
| agonizing rrics fer help Only at sun
rise was 1t possible to get even Il
faint idea of what had happened. Ii
is impossible TO describe the horror in
all OF its tragic grandeir, Almost
the entire city was In the twinkling of
an eye reduced to ruins, and in the
midst of these still stood the gigantic
and sinister walls OF the great Hotel
Ifinacria, whore hundred foreiga
guests met their death, the municipal
palace and Iine of what were once
splendid edifices along the sea front.
Fire Broke Out.
From dozen sections tongues of
flame were seen shooting out of the
ruins, and shortly half the town was
in flames. Sailors from the
Sappho. under the command of the
head engineer, succeeded after
mighty struggle against the waves
in reaching land and they were among
the first to penetrate into the town |
and begin the work of rescue. At
every step they came upon dead and
lying, and they Joined the others n
trying to save those caught in the
ruins,
Several hundred soldiers were kill
ID at Catanazaro and many policemen
we're killed aud wounded. Thousands
)f eharred bodies have been seen
ioating in the straits. At Palmi three !
hundred corpses have been discover
ID and many hundred more are still
the wreckage of the town.
Every house in Baggarb, Bagonera, ;
vas levelled All railway stations be /
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quake, the only part of the bui'din,
stun standing will be the archway
When we were children we were
taught this and even when | feel 2
tremor OF any kind often scream
and ily to a window That is why
Caruso rushed TO the window In the
San Francisco earthquake. Americana
fancied il was just out of curlous.ty.
but really il was instructive because
he had been brought up IN Sicily.
Always Terrible Signs.
There are always terrible signs
before violent earthquakes. Thu
temperature is something which can
not he described Volcanoes becoms
suddenly stin and queer hea'
comes, not from the sun. but from in
side inc earth over the craterz
hangs little punS Of smoke and then
the people commence 10 get frighten
ed and form professions. aud make
the sign of the cross and fall on their
knees In the streets and raise fhci.
TO the most violent emotion on the
approach Of great shock Interior
noises arc heard. most uncanny
noises. away down 10 the earth. =
deep rustii1E which is ike nothing
else 10 the world
Rush 10 Churches
That ., Nhst frightens the people
Churches are thrown open and the
people rush there.
Several years ago during a violen.
eruption OF Nesuvious. people formed
= procession 10 the streets Of Naples.
Lava was coming down from the side.
y The mountain I'm streams and tho
'eopl" went out with the sacrement
'eiore them 20 stop the fow q ths
molten stone. n was WONDERFUL Thct
food in the street and the lava stop
vel within one foot OF the bead Of m
recession.
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gerous and in some places impossibl
Reggie Destroyed.

gerous and in some places impossible
Reggie Destroyed.
In the Calabrian district, which
was only beginning to recover from
the effects of the earthquake of 1905
Reggie was the center Of the earth,s
uphcaval The seaport Of Reggie is
reported as no longer existing and the
city proper is in ruins. The loss of
life on both sides Of the straits and
In Eastern Sicily is enormous. One Of
the refugees from Reggie who was
first to bring the news of the city's
destruction tried to make his way to
Sicily in salboat but was compelled
to return and found safety at a PENN
sula oprt. Describing his experience,
he said: The sea was strangely and
mystcriously agitated, and the heav.
ems were ablaze. On nearing Sicily
the clearing smoke revealed the mys
terry; Messina was in flames. In a.
frency of despair | turned my boat
back to Calabria,"
Survivors Flee in All Directions
Starving, bleeding from injuries,
and almost insane from their terrify
ing experiences, Mossina's surveyors
leeing in all direction, The spectacle |
presented by the ruined seaport is
described as terrifying, Tumbling |
buildings, both Killed aud mutlated |
white hundreds Of injured imprisoned |
n the wreckage were. abandoned to |
heir fate by the fleeing populace One
If those who escaped said. "The |
'arth seemed suddenly to drop nd
hen turn violently on its axif TT&
ghole population, who praeticalf8l
we're precipitated from their houses,
which were rent in twain, were spun Il
round like tops as they ran through
he streets Many fell crushed to
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WoRsr IN YEARs

London. Dec - John Milne. the
v'il known soismozi-' cf TIE Isle u
Wight said that bis recorIs shourd
the Italian earthquake 20 be the mot
severe experience in Europe i'm mann
years Ha feared that when fhe fun
effects are knoan the loss ~ life vii
prove f1 D. even more appalling fhsa
the present reports Indicate Ths
shocks acre more severe thsn fhcss
ahich devastated san Francisco anf
Valparaiso
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eign powers stationed at these posts
although the Italian government /.
using every effort to relieve the anx
iety felt on their account.
Denger Of Pestilence.
There is the grayest danger that
pestilence will follow the destruction
of the towns where, on account of the
vast havoc wrought, bodies will IL.
unburied for days and weeks. Those
who escaped death. many of whom
are badly injured. are making their
way by thousands to the nearest place
of refuge. Their sufferlngs even nov
must he intense, as they are without
food or clothing.
Latest reports received here state
that 1000 soldiers in various barracks
at Messina were buried under the
ruins. A mass Of rock blocks the en-.
trance TO the strait of Messina. The
tidal wave wrecked the lighthouses in
the STARTS, including Faro Beacon.
The work of rescue at Missius. sc-
cOrding to meagre details received
here tonight. presented narrowing
scenes. Hundreds Of people wers
pinned under the walls and rsfters
alive. but terribly injured. for thirty
hours. One Of the rescuers found un.
der the ruins ot a house FIVE children
alive. but unable to speak. clinging
around the corpse Of their motbcr
In some cases the heroic rescuers me.
death in the falling debris. In one
house twenty persons. suspended on
the nth floor and unable 10 reach the
street because the lower floors hsd
been torn away, wer rescued with ?
rope by 4 sailor Six criminals were
killed while attempting 10 loo; tn.
Bank Of Sicily. where cash amounting
10 half a million dollars lay in PLATA
REV.
Waters Rose Over City.
Further stories told by officers Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30

Rome, Dec. 29.-One hundred thou
sand dead; Messina, in Sicily. an,
Reggie, and score of other towns II
Southern Italy, overwhelmed: the en-
tire Calsbrian region laid waste; thi.
is the earthquakes record so far n,
is at present known from reports
coming slowly into Rome on account
of the almost complete destruction OF
lines of communication to the strick
en- places.
The death list in Messina ranye
from 10000 TO 10000, that Of Reggie
which. with its adjacent villages mum.
bered $1,000 people, includes almost
the entire population. At Paine .009
are reported dead; Cassano ZOO: Co
senza 500: and half the population of
Bagnara. about 1000 The Montel-
one region has been devastated. and
Riposto. Secinara, Ssngiovanni. Sirlla.
Lazzaro. Cannitello and all other vii
lagos bordering on the straits are in
ruins
King and Queen En- Route.
The king and queen of Italy are
now their way to Messina. having
sailed tonight from Naples aboard the
battleship Vittorio Emmanuel The
pope has shown the greatest distress
az the calamity and he himself was
The first 10 contribute a sum amount
ing to s200.00o to the relief of the az
fiieted. British. French and Russian
warships are steaming toward the
south and already several ships OF
Grea Britain and Russian have reach
cd Sicily. The officers and men Of
these ships have performed heroic
service in the work Of rescue.
II is feared that many foreigners
have been killed as the numerous 10
tells at Messina and doubtless AZ 9th
CT places were crowded with tourists.
Little is known Of the fate Of the III
plcmstic representatives. If the for
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Washington Dec 29Tha Arthur Cheney oo,.nt
'eeeina Sicily and his esbouate as ~
n devastated that city ycstcrdys
received tonight by the department Lupon americar
ina. -. -. Il. '"
Ihe following
nein9 u,a.,
custe Cheney are supposed 10 h. dea
Lunton Probably
forwarding Luntor
Mecna he works of fres3ue
Arthur s. Cheney
Mec5ina from Connecticut Lupon who is from
Tennessee recently
and had Just arrived at his
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New York, Dec % News Of the
earthquake in Southern Italy with It's
appalling loss of life was received in
the several italian colonies i'm this
city with every evidence of keen dis.
trcss. OF the half million or more
Italians who have settled here fully
100000 are from the stricken dis
trict. Thousands upon thousands
have families, relatives and friends
in Calabria and Sicily. their anxiety
over the dire news can be imagined
The offices of Italian newspapers were
besieEed all day hv anxious ones
eager for Information Subscriptions
for the sufferers have already been
opened and liberal sums placed at the
disposal If the committe of Italians
Tho Chamber nf Commerce heads sh.>
list with $1,000 as preliminary sun.
scription
Red Cross offers Aid.
The American National Red Cross
OF which President elect Taft is the
head, has offered its services in co
operating with the Italian Red Gross
Tho New York state branch has al.
ready issued a call for aid.
Though the regular Mediterranean
tourist season had not yet started
there doubtless were hundreds OF Am
orleans In Calabria and Sicily. and
there are grave fears for their safety
Captain Charles {. Fenger. formerly
In the federal service here. and hi-
wife, have been travelling I'm italy
and ten days ago word was received (
from them that thoy were about 'p Z
eave Rome for Reggie. Considerable /
anxiety prevails among their friend I
here for their safety.
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tween Messina and Romctta are de
stroyed Every little village has rs
quota of dead.
Roosevelt Sends sympathy.
Before the departure of the king
on the battleship Nittorio Emmanuele.
his majesty received telegram from
President Roosevelt expressing IN"
sympathy of the United States The
king highly appreciated this kindly
expression of concern.
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Banks Being Robbed.

SOLDIERS DESCRIBE HALoCAUsT
Catania, Dec 90 Refugees are
pouring in Catania. They are half
naked and stupified with terror and
suffering. Some appear almost In.
sane from the horrors through which
they have gone, Little by little some
idea of the indescrible horror at Mes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30
NEW sSsLANpERs n. s,ciuv.

HCstun De- - Frcm tshu
tiou made ur tonight it IS srvs7rut
thaf there arr alunut fna Sru Eng
ianFers in Slri Tor Surtbern itair
John r TrowbriIEe the sufnor. sna
Mrs Tnouhri..Ee ianded IN Ssples
Dec le. and Ecre ~ 81 - once &c
Sicilg % spend sCrs tine.
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All Italy Mourns, Stunned by Mag.
nitude of Catastrophe in Sici.
Iy and Ca|abria
THOUSANDS WANDER, INSANE,
AMONGST RUINS OF MESSINA

Mariners Tell Sensational Stories of How Straits
Have Been Changed Entirely in Shape,
Making Navigation Dangerous in
the Extreme--HaIf Crazed
Refugees Describe the
Hal0caust
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ITALIAN ACTRESS
Playing IN Chicago, Hss Relatives In
Earthnuake Distrlct.

Chicago. Dec. - Nine Blanchard
Marohesi. the opera singer uow 81
Chicago. has sixty relatives in Paic-
mo alone. and many more in NesslUa
where the earthquake vas most De-
zirucfivo. She oppressed great con
.corn over The reports ~ the catastrF
rhp
1T is terrible country for earra-
auskes.~ she explained In Messiu7
and Calsnia rhe shocks arr always
most violent The tremhlinEs 81 thu
earh are so frequent that the IL
pie have become used to them. auI
areu % more concerned than Amerl
cans would b. az a thunderstorm
MANY people have sivays lived smonr
H. -arfhuuataz
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Arthur S. Cheney, U. S. Consul at
Messina, and Wife, PERISH
Was Native of Illinois
ITALIANS IN UNITED STATES
START FUND TO AID INJURED

American Red Cross Calls For Aid and New York
Chamber of Commerce Head List With
Big Sum--itaIian Actress, Native
OF Sicily Describes Country
All Nations Extend Aid
To Italy
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30

GERS told of the occurrence as fol
Flows:
Ships Like Corp.
AT half past five in the morning
the sea suddenly became terribly az,
gitated seemingly literally to pick up
our boat and shake It, Other craft
nearby were similarly treated, and
ships looked like bits of cork bobbing
about in tempest. Almost imme.
diately tidal wave swept across the
strait, mounting coasts and carrying
everything before It. Messina Bay
was wiped out and the sea was soon
severed with masses of wreckage
which was carried off In the arms of
the rcceding waters"
Banks Being Robbed
Eight sailors from the Sappho, we're
landed and took up the work of res
cue. The officers aad men from Ital
ian and British steamers also went
ashore as soon as possible. The Brit
ishers saving family of five who
were imprisoned ip a burning house
Many prisoners from the iails escaped
Dnd looted right and left Hundreds
ire engaged In the work of robbing
he banks and business houses. In the
,piuion of the officers of the Sappho |
lalf the population of Messina per
shed.
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sina is being obtained from these nm
fortuuatcs.
They declare that thousands Of de
mented survivors are still wanderim.
among the ruins of the city.
Wounded Soldiers Story.
4 wounded soldier said. The spec
tacle was terrifying beyond words
Dantes inferno gives you but a
faint idea as 10 what happened yes
terday morning al Messina The
first shock came before the sun ha
risen. lt shook the city to its very
foundations Immediately houses be.
gan 10 crumblc Those Of US not
killed at once made our way over the
unduiating streets. Beams were
crashing down through rooms. ana
stairs we're equally unsafe
a portion of the town down near
the water was inundated by the tidal
wave. The water reaching to ths
shoulders II The fugitiyes and swept
them away
Pubic Buildings Crumble.
The ci'y hall. cathedral snd har
racks crumhled. and churches. Other
public buildings and dwellings witF.
out numb" were literally razrd 10
fhe ground There were ene customs
aEeHss at tho barracks only 81 Of
d hem were saved At the railroad
station cniy 5 out Of z59 employee
have been accounted for.
Many &C these Who succeciel iu
escaping with their lives are fncapa-
Bile OF relating fheir experiences CO
heren'ly Z questioned a1 vho uers
in condition. and most of them told
the same stu-v
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Rush 70 Areh~sys.

In Sicily people are taught - rush
~ an archwsy NJ window as soeH as
the slightest shock IS felt This IS
tecsuse the arch is the strongest part
lei the vail Often. after an earth
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30
Pubic Buildings crDmble.

tcOnclgled on sixth Pags)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-30
Ships Like Corp.

GERS told of the occurrence as fol
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Further stories told BY officers OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

8aaro, og abelsmanoens Satter fif
lin Bart al Stltbber9aarbens @oos.
timber Sreoerif ben Sieroe fom
Der oaarIige Cider for Sanoet; flere
9erremGnb gift fa1it. GbelsbomenS
Bart / Stubbergnaro blep tilIioIt
iolgt, og bun moatte reiie bort uoen
at eie Salt til ct sgg.
@n Dag / 8egpnbeIien al set at.
tenoe Iarbunbrebe panoreoe bun
paa i'm 500 fro SieImmsae sit paa
oeer Seoen 90 Sagebro for at reiie
til Siborg, bpor en- SIegtning af
benbe boebe.
l1be paa oen Itore SieImbeoe
msote bun 9onoepigen, Der MI ban.
oI facet Iaonet "arpffelene". gn
aarl Hog 2png / I9rbeben, og arpf.
felene gift og iamlebe 2pngen fam.
men. Seb Sioen Of itoo en- gon1mel
@ogn og to Stube git og aaS al
Spngen.
9a M abeIsmanben fom gaaenbe,
'purgte &rpffeIene benoe ON, bpor
bum oiloe ben, oe aoelsoamen iagoe:
Sill 8iborg; NIT 8obs er iolgf, %
ies eier irtet."
9a bso 9rpffeIene &arIen ip9nOe
for Sognen. st &nippe 2png bIeo
Den fine SrsfenS ageitol, og iaa
fisrte Gene benbe paa 8ei. Sa De
fom forbi Sasebro, piIoe abeIson-
men, at bum ifuIbe penoe tilbage,
men 2ene pilbe fisre meo benoe l9ns
gere enomn os oenote life ON, ier
bun fom til SeboOeo / 0augbierg.
Soalebes eif oct til, at ben fattige
@onoepise fra Sranoum fit 2eiIig.
beb til at giengi9lbe GOeIsfrsfenen.
at bun bar eaaet / Sorbsn for ben.
Oes Saber, oa Oenne life fuuoe betale
fine Sfatter.
Wen ielpe Sort9lingen er eaaet
fra SlGgt til SlGgt, og enfelte al De
9loite ~nuleoenbe Seoeboer bill flinne
erinore at bape bsrt ben fortGQe al
beres Sor9Ibre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Ct eammelt Saen.
gpnSepisen, Der bialp IbrlsSamcu.
"Sfipe SSolfebIao" fortGaer:

"Sfipe SoIfeblao" fortGaer:
Sor ODER 200 gar iiben boebe Der
poa Sttbbergaqrb peb Sinocritp en-
Serremanb, Ser bar meget itreng
ocerfor fine llroeriaatter.
9oa bcn Sib tom en- gonbe !
'Sronoum / Senitao meb en- aigift til
Serremanoen. Gn Dag reiite Bon.
Sen, Der par en- gammeI Wanb, meo
III eneite Barn, en- Satter op til Ser
remainder for of bebe ON Senitano
meb Sfatterne.
goeIsmanben bar preo og trreoa
9onben meS, of ban ifrloe iGttes no
al lin S~9iteganrS, oeriom ban life
betaIte, booS ban ifplSte. Sonbe.
manScn BAD for iig, og 0atteren, Der
bar arebIine, hab ont 9urmbiertia.
beo. lloenior @aitabsren poo Stub.
tergaarb. boor Samtalen foresif,
Itoo ISeIsmanoens Gatter, og bun
fit ReoIiSenbeS meo De fattige Solt
ca bepqseSe i'm Sober til at eioe
Dem Senitanb; ieuere tit Sonoen
lin @ielo i'll Serremanoen betalt
og blep PEG FIN @aarb.
Ianse gor ipanbt ben. gaaSe
@unoen % Serremouoen bpbe. Bon.
bens Cater opertos fin 5aberS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17

ben, Ser aanife 90 abe.
les bar opbert meb al
p9re ct ieIpit9nbigt 90
Ell nt9nfenbe Snbipib?
Gnffer ban at taa for
lSffentIisbeoen om en-
so b, Der lite Innaere
bar noset Tom beIit per.
onIigt Inipar for fine
Orb 90 Sanblinger?
Sar ban ben Graf
giort iig ieIp umpnbig 9,
at naar ban fr9peS ii
U egnfab for. bpao Der
taor bans Slab, ia n
ban life ielp tage Ssl.
gerne, men maa gipe u n.
piSning paa s. 90. ste.
nerien om ben pirfelte G
ifpIoige?
Der er fanbPnoe oainn benz, iom
bar begpnbt at unores paa, bpor.
l9nge St, Stenerien oil finoe fig
tient meo at itoa iom 5ormpnber for
oenne lin enfant terrible | Iaoiion.
q. g. Gnoerions 5oripar | oenne
5orbiubelie er oct iannre iom bans
8orioor ! Snorreiaeen. Oct er /
begge SiliGloe Den uaniparlige Der,
Jon, iom taler. Wanben ilaor ON fig
meo l~lionobeoer % Isle Haaitanbe
til beire % penItre; naar ban iaa
bIir grebet pan ferif 8iernins, fri.
ger ban OBJ: Slip migl 2ao mig
oprel Seq fan life bi9Ipe for,
boao ieg bar iagt; tbi ieg bar life
noget gnipar. 9ere faar benpenoc
Sere til s. 90. Stenerien % ia fat
pan BAN!
Sror n asmus g. In6er.
on pirfeIis, at ban Fan
bupere Bet n~orif.ameri.
Bnblifum oeb ilig
elenoig % GreIss Serb?
SiaafoIb oil ri beoe bam lGgge
WGrfe til "Saunbifriften
paa @Gegen". - SAB BAN BIT.
tie, at "eSuos Rsae mailer iaste, men
iiffertl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
Srpatclia ulpffc.

Srggfcltg ulgffe. Srd Sdrnm !
Seitfalen t~eIesraferes ben t2te Ho'
rember. Gn Grploiion, iom ioag ino-
traf / Gabbob.8 ruben ire gtils Sei
berfra, bar anrettet en- frpgtelig
lllpffe. $50 @rubearbeibere blep al.
ifaaret fra abgang til at bierge Jig,
&C $50 at bisie er omfommet. 3O2
Sig befinoer fig enbmt neoe ! 9rrben,
% set antaseS, at De bill BIZ fortGret
/ Sen 9ranb, iom raier berneoe. 81
Sig er brost op til SuerilaSen. &rn
Ter Ionb Ipffeoes oct at fomme
rifaot / Sifferbeb, 90 81 biergeoes,
citerat Se par fommet mere eler mini
ore tiIifabe. llIpffen, Tom | fin Irt er
Sen itsritc, Ser bar inbtruffet | Spif'
lonS paa Ianee Siber, inotraf Slot
ZEN fire ON Worgeuen. analoet bar
fprierSeIist % Soroeu rpiteoe ! bio
Smfreos. Strar efter begpnSte en-
INF Tsg at pGlte no Of 8rubeuabnin'
gerne. ct Reoningsforps, Der pano.
Gp for lin Selteoaao peo @riibeuIpf'
ZEN i Gourrieres / Sranfrig for to
gar iioen, inSianot Tia itrar, men oct
bar umuIigt at fomme neb ! 8ruber.
ne Tor granSmanSfaber bauoe iaaet
bempet SIbens Seriinger noget. %
&C bierseoe DC o%penn9pnte iaareoe,
men Sa set aniaaes for aItior reiifa-
belt at opboIoe fig Sernebe, bIep HeS'
ninasfoIfene falSt no 90 9rnberne
operipsmmet meS ganb. SiertefiG.
renoe Scener ianSt Steo peo Cru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-17
SDmaats.E tanSarSeu.

tannten bar iom befien6t anerebe
l9nge p9ret beiIilttet paa at peoIiae.
boloe DEN iaafalote Somaets.S tano.
arb meo Senipn til lin SIaaoe. gre.
mierminiiter asauitb bar iorreiten
htotll life uotalt fig ON oenne Gag,
p9 iGrlig De aonierpatipe bapSe NOT
en- Wfistanfe ON. at ben me Ii6eraIe
Hegiering maaife bar Iige banot ON
Der bIep ilaffet paa liot, bpao Slaa.
oens Sorsgelie aitgaar. 8aa Sore.
ipsrsiel CAB berfor Scr. asquitb /
forrige use / rnoerbuiet grei geIfeo
ON, boao ban foritoo meo 9egrebet
Somagts.S tanoaro. Sermeo for.
ltaar pi, iasbe ban, at Storbritan.
nien meo Senipn til Slagitibe altio
maa bape ct Soriprang al 10 Bro.
cent ooer De TO naititsrIte "napol
Yopers". Gette f~ortoIfes / Iarine.
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