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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17
A WEAK MAN
"A Lack )
Of, @SA
IVigor a's':S~.:.a

falling memory. shrunken organs.
physical weakness, unpleasant dreams.
feeling that life is not worth liv-
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full excuses.
Whatever the cause. the results are
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17
Coast Artillery Ready.

TACOMA. July 1.-THE First com
pany, coast artillery reserves, capt
Seth w Ellison, left here on the gov
eminent boat Cartwright to be in camp
from July Is to % at Fort Worden
The sixty men of the company are
splendidly equipped, having olive drat
uniforms. with canteens, cartridge belts
and new Springfield rifles. They VIII
be in charge of the 12-inch mortars,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17
Will Build Two Warehouses.

DAYTON, July 17.-Contracts have
been let by the Farmers Educational &
Cooperative union of Waitsburg for the
building of two warehouses in Column
bia county Alto and Menoken, on the
line of the o. r. & n, are the sta
tions where the warehouses Will be
built w. L. Jackson, of Dayton has
the contract. Work will commence on
the buildings next week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17

sprints to the endurance races Prizes
will also be offered for fancy swim
ming and diving.
The waters of Lake Washington are
excellent for swimming in August.
Union bay is sufficiently shallow to
be nicely warmed by the sun, but it is
at the same time deep enough for div
ing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17

ph'a and branched into til pr 'fcssiCn
al de of the game in 1895 with Sun
5a:'y Pa, where nc pitched for tw"
y-ors He wa3 VIII PaWtucl5ct ana
x Waterbury in 1891 and was pr, 'hasG.:
~ Washington III SIS In 1855, when
t:.- Washington ciuD disbanded, Done
van went to the BruckIyr club. with
w oh he play I'd four years. In 1902,
just before the close of the war pC
tween the American and National
leagues, Donovan signed a Detroit con-
tract and has played there ever since.
When in good shape Donovan has fine
speed, a wonderful break on his fast
ball and is enc of the best fielding
pitchers in the country. For the last
two years Donovan has tWirled great
ball In 1907 he won 25 out of 20
games pitched, leading the league. Last
season he won 10 out Of Is.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17
Collected Three Cents,

A collection agency with offices in
Nassau street probably holds the rec
smallest account ever placed in the
hands of such an organization.
A few days ago a boy of about sew
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17

ATLANTIC CITY. July ian OUT
door Marathon under eiecuio
will, he held at Inlet Park tonight
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17

WASHINGTON, .. c., July IL
While many of ~. -1airne and navy
officers scout the T b that Lieutenant
James n Suttc1 was murdered, his
mother, who after a two years strug-
gle has succeeded in having a new in
vestigation ordered, is certain that the
INQUIRY which begins on July 10 at
Annapolis will show that her son was
the victim of a plot. Lieutenant sui
ton was shot while returning to the
marine barracks from Carvel ha4l on
the night of October 10, 1907. Tnere
is ample proof that he quaTTelel with
one or more of his BROTHER officers ana
that a short time after the quarrel
he was shot through the head Sworn
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17
OUTDOOR NIGHT MARATHON.

,i,der Electric Lights Long MINDED
Athletes Will Run.
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Continued On Page Eighty
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tenant Edward p Rocker and Mss
May Elizabeth Stewart. Miss Stewart
is a resident of Pittsburg and, accord
ing to Mrs. Sutton, was her sons
fiancee Lieutenant Sutton, it is sad,
had spent the evening with Miss
Stewart and was returning to the bar
racks when the tragedy occurred. The
government officials have been trying
to summon her to the inquiry, but she
is reported to be i'm Canada and it Is
doubtful if her attendance can be OBJ
tanned. Mrs. Sutton is now at West
Point, where another Of her sons, who
is a cadet, is recovering from injuries
believed to have been received at the
hands of haZers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-17

season he won Is out Of Is.
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05

There are a good many of the older
members of the party to whom tho
name of Healy is like q red rag to a
bull. How much of this feeling is
due to the old antipathics that grew
up out Of the faction fighting amongst
tho "Federationists" of the old days;
and how much Of it is justiti 4 by &c
attitude of the Hcaly broth IS and
their political actions in recent years
is a point on which differences of opin-
ion may exist. But that tho party
has acted-whether rightly or wrong
ly-Within its rights VIC think there
cannot we'll be question. If Cork
chose to elect Mr.. Maurice Hcaly in
face of the known attitude Of Mr..
Redmond that is it's affair. And, as
we have already said, Mr.. Healy may,
If he chooses to sink personal feeling,
disregard anything i'll the nature of
personal slight there may be in the
decision of the party. and serve his
constituents and his country honestly,
yet justify the action of the Cork elec-
tors.
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05
Sleeping Position.

A number of eminent French medi-
cal men have given their opinion to
the Natin OF Paris on what they con-
slider the healthiest position for sleep.
DIR. Delorms. army medical inspector,
declares that the natural position is
to lie fiat on ones hack. Professor
Debono and DR.. Daveniere OF the
School of Hygiene are of tho same
opinion, and point OUT that lying on
either side causes pressure Of the arm,
which may eventually bring about par
alysis. DIR. Landouzy or the medical
faculty says that the best position is
the most comfortable position, and this
is acquired by habit 1t would be well,
however. to accustom ones self to sleep
on the right side. DR.. Letullc of tho
Medical Academy maintains emphat-
ically that TIC sleeper should always
lie on the right side, and thus avoid
indigestion and heart trouble. In start
ling contradiction comes a statement
from heart specialist, DIR. Huchard
Il alWayS~sleep OH my left side, and
think 1t is quite imn1aterial whether
you lie on your left or right side. The
| idea, however, that those who cannot
lie on tho left side suffer from heart
affection, is quite erroneous"
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05
can bring about the end aimed at by
tho "a Ac+}r, r.ro ,CaSnn

can bring about the end aimed at by
the Action T'rancaisc."
The persistent refusal of the Sillou
to amalgamate with the Action
Liberaie Populaire. and it's independ-
ent attitude in political and social
questions have disquicted some men,
bers of the French episcopacy. The
Bishops of Cambria and Perigeveux
and the Cardinal of Rheims have OPEN
ly warned the faithful against the
whole movement. Others regard ii
with certain degree of favor, but
thus far not one of the Bishops has
positively approved of it. 1t is i'm
possible as yet to form definite opin-
ion on the Sillonistic movement as a
whole. However, We cannot but ad-
mire the self-devoting zeal of Marc
Sangnier and his noble young guard
in their efforts to check a nation in
it's progress to decay.
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05
LORD BEREsFoRD,
Says That the English People Are De.
generating.

London, May 29.-That the English
people are degenerating to dangerous
extent was the statement made by
Lord Charles Beresford in a speech the
other day when he said:
mo matter how great a nation is, or
how great the summit of power, in.
nuence and wealth arrived at If IL neg
lects it's defenccs it will be certain to
fail.
Another question that it. will be
well for educated people to look into
Is the question Of the physique of our
people.
There is no doubt that IT is deEcn-
Grating. There are great many
young men whose instincts arc pa
triotic, and who wish to serve their
country, but who could not pass the
medical examination
Their teeth arc bad, their should
crs arc narrow. and though they
have good heart and mind, they have
not got inc physique.
"This is very we'll illustrated by
what / may call the sentiment of the
people on various occasions. We have
lost to great extent our British meth
cd Of looking at things, whether they
are successful or not successful, with a
calm dignified air.
we have on occasions we'll within
our memory when something not very
grand or very big has occurred, got
into a state Of emotion, which might
call almost hysterical, and on other
occasions which are of a very grave
nature, such as the question of nation
al defense, we appear to sweep over
the matter, to take it quite calmly,
and not to look at it.
"Now, think that is a very serious
thing, and l put it down largcl,
to deterioration of our physique. You
do not get strong men emotional. You
get them dignifed when successful,
and grinding their teeth and not say
ing much, but putting things right
that are wrong.
Great nations arc not emotional.
Such nations think Of their defences
before anything elese."
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05
Capture of Jeff Davis.

1t was ON May 10, 1865, that the ex-
president of the southern confederacy
was run to earth near Abbeyvillc, Ga.
The party Of Union soldiers who made
him a prisoner numbered fourteen, ot
whom only one survives, Caspar Kno-
bel, who broke the fly fastenings of
the tent from which the south's lender
emerged. Here is knobcl's dcscrip-
tion OF what occurred:
George Rinke, the horseshoer Of
Company A, and were the first to ap-
proach the tents. Iwent to the nearest
tent and had just broken the fly fas-
Jennings when out walked a tall. thin
man. wearing gray civilian clothes.
did not know that it was jeff Davis.
AS he walked toward the team Cor
poral Mungler Of! Company A, ap-
preached him and asked:, is that YOU,
Jeff Davis?'
when Davis replied, It's not your
business to ask me- S1ungler levelled
his revolver at Davis's head. AS Nun
gler did this Mrs. Davis rushed from
the tent, crying .Don't!' At the same
time. the morning being damp and
chilly, she threw her shawl over hc1
husbands shpa,adeEA s:....s d: =,
There IS no. truth, by the way, ir
the report that Davis tried to escape
in woman's clothes.'
This testimony of an eye witness
| which bears the impress of absolute
truth, should set at rest forever the
story about Jefferson Davis Disgusting
himself in female attire to escape ar
rest. We think it is due to historic
truth that even at this late date the
memory of the chosen'sleader Of tns
south should be freed from aspersions
traceable to the embittered feelings
evoked by the passions engendcreG
during the mightya struggle for the
preservat tion Of the Union. These pas
| sions. long since died down, and today
thank God, we arc. again united poo;
pie held together by the strongest
bonds of loyalty to our common coun.
| try.
| AS symbolizng the full and com.
plete restoration Of fratcrnal feelin1
between all sections Of the country
the silver service presented to the bat.
| tleship Mississippi is UNIQUE. It prO.
laims that the sentiment that rendered
the lying account of Jefferson Davis's
capture so popular has been bur:c6
beyond the possibility Of resurrection
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05
Maurice HeaIy Rejected.

The Irish Parliamentary party, by q
very large majority after three hours
sitting in special meeting, has decided
not to admit to its ranks Mr.. Maurice
Healy, the newIy-elected NJ. p. for
Cork city, says the DunGalk Democrat
Mr.. Healy, subsequent to this deci.
sion, took his seat in parliament and
states that he will vote with the party
notwithstanding its decision. There is
nothing to prevent hin1 doing so and
thus fulfilling his pledge to the cleo
tors Of Cork, and by his conduct in
somewhat peculiar circumstances he
may justify the choice that Cork fa.
made and establish his claim to be re-
garded as a genuinely patriotic Irish
man. Question has been raised In
certain quarters as to the right Of the
party to exclude Mr.. Healy. We think
that right unqucstionable. 1t is the
duty no less than the right of the
party to decide who shall be admitted
to its ranks. 1t claims to be fighting
party with it's hand against every
man in Westminster. Allowing that
claim, which we should like to sec
more forcibIy asserted, no one car
blame the members Of the party fo1
deciding that they will not accept q
certain recruit. The suggestion is fur.
ther thrown out that Mr.. Healy might
If admitted, help to forr, q party with.
in the party something in the claim;
and again the party is the best Judge
of this. Possibly IL Mr.. Maurice Healy
were not. the brother CT the n1embe,
for North Louth there would have beer
no dimculty about accepting him
The Irish standard., 1909-06-05

Anyone" remarked the old gentle-
man, "can build up fortune If he has
plenty Of, push"
THAT depends upon the way the
push Is applied" rejojned the wise
youth. There isn't much money in
pushing q gocart or a lawn mower"
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5onoerjvllano.

en- @dn6erip6e ON
0pftnber. Sen ign0erip0ife
8tlleobugger Sobannes Melgaar0
bar opfunoet en- 2erfompolition> ser
bol6er Jig fritz / Marepis og iaaleDes
CT meget anben0elig for 8ille0bug=
gere.
9p6sfal6. 2ege Mltgult Ye-
tereien> iom / en- Menneifealoer bar
praftiieret / Mn6it / Sgn6eripllano>
er afgaaet beo OGDEN / @ientofte be6
&jgbenbobn, rant al ct @igrtellag,
6S Star gammel.
6 noberrafet 5Gn6er<
Sil 2an6su6itiuingen Mar-
bus er Ser fort 8eieg fra 56n6eripl-
lano, Men en- al be i6noerip6ife @ie-
tier, Baaroeier $: g. &anien, 5foos-
.b6I be6 Ggerniuno, fit forIeoen en-
Wootagelie paa n6itillingen ION
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Qlanmurk
Mminnelise Gftcrrctnineer.

Burmeit & @ain bur
tor Sfanoinanien erbperpet 8atentet
paa Ell M 9ampmaifine, opfunoet al
Hrofesior 5tumpf. Muiftner, Ser er
at en- meget iimpel 4onltrl,ftion, ar
beioer o%pernroenlig pfonomilf % er
Iangt billigere at frcmittlle enc Sc
9umpmoifiuer, ser I'LL bruges. S
ben npe Maifiue finoeS iaaleocs fun
to S,toltrsmingsuentiler me6e1,s
Der / Be samlc bar s. S Iplfla1o er
Maifinet ollere0e | 9u,g flcre Ste
Der og bar ooeralt pirfct tilfre0sitil-
Ien6e, life olcnc / 6obrifer, men o.
taa iom Sriofraft for 2ofonrotiner.
8etpber oerne Spfinbclic, bpao ser /
9iebltffet forntenes, ligcfrcm cit lille
@enolutiou paa 9umpn1oifinens Sm.
rao0e, pil &urmeiltcr & @ain for
boabenlig faa megen 6ornojelic al
&atentets @rDncrpelic.
Gn M Snb amlings-
a 9. 0onmarf nil foa cit ny Sno-
tan1lingsbog al iamme Mrt iom
~@ornebielpsbogen" og bpa0 Sc nl1
gale beo0er. Sen er efter ipenif Mpn-
tter, toet man Ser bar cit vMajhlont-
meoag", poa bpilfen enbper figber
Ell Maiblomme for 10 Gre, og Hen,
gene goar til pelgidrenoe Torn1aal.
S 9unmarf er Seniigten at in6fgre
en- lienenoe Sag. Sen 156e Sep
tember iful0e Ser 6a ielges en- Sbit,
blomit (rpoe og bpioe 6orper) for
10 Gre pr. @tf., pg man nenter poa
SEN Maaoe at foa tilpeiebragt ct
meget ~betpoeligt @eIdb, iom ttlfalber
@ottonalforentngen til Suberfulolens
8ef9mpclie. Set er Sorentngens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
glanDene.

SSlan6S Il niberlitet.
Der lfal aflele Sc iuri0ife, me0icinlfe
og tbeologtlfe 2ereanltolter, ser olle=
reoe fin6eS poa ger, og unp6benoig=
gjgre SslGn6erneS Stl16ieopbol6 pe0
&jgbenbob11s l1niperlitet, bill ontoge=
Zig funne toges / 8rug nplte Nar,
lfipnt Set fife oil bore felt fpr6igt.
Sets Opfdrelie oil foite 100000
ar. Ser blipe 2 tbeologilfe, 2 me6i=
cinlfe og 2 iuri0ilfe HrofeSl orer ion1t
2 filolofiife ErofeSiorer og 1 0ocent>
Ser ifal un6erpiie / islan6f @iltorie.
GesuOen bliper Ser 9erere, iom be6
Sioen al fan babe an6en @irfi JOINT
be6.
Sogt pao S erperne.
5nionen for @jergfuglefanglten ct
MI in6e for Mlbor. Mange 5te0er
er Set forbun0et mes 6ogelange Be-
ipprligbe6er og @traba6ler for
Gangitman0ifaberne me0 6eres 2tner>
Sope, Sect, Gtenger og pprige 9fe0>
ifober at nan frem I'll 6eres reipef>
ttDe Nrbei6sfelter / ben utilgGngeltge
Sorbiergnatur. 9erfor tager Sc og>
iaa &ogefar og Bropiant me0 og BIZ
Der liggen0e 6eru6e flere Sage, itun-
Dom en- bel Waane0. Natten tilbrin=
ges / Ell eller an0en Mippe6ule. 81
ter Nftale in0fin6er iaa en @aa6 fra
&%jenrbpg0en Zig ct &ar @ar1ge ONT
l1gen UNDER 6uglebierget for at az
be1rte Songiten, Ser / iammelrbun6ne
&11ipper poo 1920 Sltgle bioes ne6
I @opet al Sangitmgn6ene. Metop I
ga Tiifertet er p0erlt tarbe<
ligt, bjemiages 6uglebiergene meget
og man b%eregner, at ser olle>
re0e CT fanget ODER "a Million Sug-
le, bobe0iagelig G9papeg6ier og
i%pi6sl1pbbe6e Mlf.
Gn Mnngoe @aier optrG0er I 6en=
ne Ti0 | Sc fGr9iife 6arpan0e, baa0e
og forifiellige andre min5re
Mrter. Gn Giiferbaa6 mnatte iaole=
0es oen6e biem igien u0en Songit,
forbt Ben bele Ti6en bleb forfulgt al
en- flor Struggle. st 1tort Gfsemplar
famine Mrt bleb ifl16t al ct @Dal-
Sen bab6e en- 2eng0e al :.
is Mlen, og al 2eberen blep ser ros
4 Ta6e Gran.
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%llanb.

0rabet / sc q II II 5 =
+ j. Sgmrer Mu0ien, iom / Stunt
Wfaane0 0rnbte Stenbugger 6ripert
poa Ga0en / Mdrrelun6bp, er pe6
Nprreiun0bD &j9bitaos Gfstraret
i0gmt 8 Mors Sorbeoringsbus.
Oe gam e poa Il 5 I =
I inge II. Mlle Ml0er6omsl1n0er=
ltptte0e / 9larbus bar forle0en in0=
blt0 til ct gratis 9eiqg poa lt0itillin=
gen. ga. 1000 Men6 og &binoer
efterfom Srbitotionen og bel aa meo
Snteresie Mttroftionerne: iomt bleb
paa @praa0ets @efoltning traftereoe
me0 Safe og @rp6 og / Stations=
frozen meo 9l og @o6opan6 til Set
mc6brogte Smprrebrg0. @porbog=
meme tronsportere6e gratis Sc @na1le
til % fra lt0ltillingen.
ct iigI6ent gu y II
iooes forle0en Morgen / Norobe1t
pper @ibe. lis ober gnge11e bbtle0e
Ell tpf, merf Saage. Sg ODER 6enne
iaocs en- 2uftipeiling, Ser bite fgrit
3 Suite / &a6 fra penitre SIDE, Ser.
nnlt lnngere til bdire en- @p meo en-
6nlp Ones 8oarOe, og enonlt lgngere
til bpire Ell ltdrre 2un0sbp meo &irfe.
9uftlpeilingen bar ioo tpoelig, at BET
el10og fltn0e fees, at en- @aar0 boboe
fauet NIT 5trnatQg lugt paa fornplig.
@e0 np1ten bber @aar6 bar Ser Sa-
be mes ltore Trger.
9inbsipge poo 2pitiei-
|Io6s. ga. $50 Hattenter og Stunt
tionnrer fra Mi06elfart @inosipge,
anitalt foretog forle0en en- noflngt
meo Camper. 81. ca. 1 afieileoe
Sfibet fra Mibbelfart. Man baboe
oprinoelig tenft Jig Sltelsmi11De lon1
(%l1bflugtens Maal. Men al @enipn
til sen itprfe 8lnlt npieoeS man nneo
at foretage en- Seiltur | @eltet on1=
firing 6e1p for berpaa at briffe aaf=
|fe peo glpigbgi. &l. 8 penote Sfi=
BET tilbage til Mi06elfart, bporefter
|Selifabet / Erocesiion iarnt me6 M1l<
lit / Gpibien m%aricbereoe nb IL.
Sin6sipgeanitaIten, bDor Ser Sal-
llesifub Ipiites tic Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13

ianretteoe en- betp0elig Sorpirring
.blanot Be flere Suiino Deltagere.
Genuine 6ormi66ag fog 2pnet eno-
pioere neo ! @aar6en .2pffeseie"
pe6 &er0al, tiIbgrenoe @roprieter
8ertelien, Sfalborg. Hroprieteren
og @oaroens Rggter, Der ito6 / 2a-
ben, bleD begge rarnte al 2pnet %
figrtes beoibitIgs Eilltqn6 til MaI-
Borg Spgebns. Ser meares 6oq it.
fe at bore 6qre for oeres 2iD.
S l0ebran6e. v8onfeqaar=
Den" paa ullersleb Marf, tilbgrenoe
WeartnnS 9grenien, er totalt neo=
bren0t. Mlt sStbbo bren6te. @rea-
turerne bor paa Marfen. Sloen OPP
1too peo, at en- Stal6lpgte belteoe.
@rinite6 Mplle / Ben6ipsieL,
ttlbpreo6e &ibbmon6 @arltens / Mal>
borg er neobrenot. Sl6en op1to6
beo Selponten6elie / MfsIen.
Gienboms1olg. v@ellig-
ftloegoar0" paa Sbpbolm er> efter at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar iolgt to
Sreoieoele al @aar6ens Mreal, iolqt
meo 9elatntng til Sen nupprenoe
6orpogter, 6. @illaoien, for $4,000
&roner.
- Hroprieter 8. &an1 en far lolqt
&pnoegooro Npfer paa @orn6olm
til ". 2ino, ~2psoang" peo Susie.
&jpbein m ubefien6t.
- Sollerup @torgaar6 be6 Groa
er al set u6itpfnings @oniortiltm,
Der for nogen Sis 1i6en fjgbte Woar=
oen, iolgt til Gbr. &pi6ierq for
$4,000 &r.
- nSta6sborggaar0" beo ga0lte0
er al Geren Sop iolgt til Eroprietpr
IS. so. &ermanien al &anoers for
$1,000 SIR. Mrealet er IS Gpn0er
2an6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13

!teoes Gattigguaroen 6erfra, men gpg-
rttngen bar bleDen frpgteIig forfaloen,
Stat % &omltne biloe babe SEN ne6.
repen, men en- @omtte al 8orgere %
Arfttefter forlangte Sen bepare %
reltaureret> % efter en- baar6 Scamp
1T oen lin Billie. Meitanreringen TO-
iteoe ca. $4,000 &r.> ser for set me-
ite tom ino pe0 frtbillige 8i6rag.
ao56ent &eitefip6.
81 omtalte it6ite l1ge, at nogle dr.
beioerfamtlier paa Slageli eegren bar
blepen forgifte6e peo @an0 fra @la-
gelie @oafer og peo at babe lpilt
foroGrbet Se1tefie0. Nu er oct tom
itateret, at 6orgiftningen fpl6es Sc
iteflpoet. 8rofesior Gbri1tenien,
StatenS femiife 2aboratorium, bar
!4reuuelI IplYellOee.
&jq6et bar iaa elen6igt, iaa ful6t
al organtife Observation-Disclosures
lt0lon6ring, at Set bar ol6eles ubru-
geltgt til Menneifef66e, iaa ubruge-
l1gt> at en- femiif nn6eriggelie
G%rnnoen bar ganife uneoben6ig for
at f%onitatere, at @p6elien al @ig6et
bar Mariagen til 6orgiftntngen.
Sgprigt in6ebol6t set life 11ogen an,
Sen @ift. M%rbeios11an6 Gborpal6
&anlen 6g6e al BET raa6ne &ig6, oq
tire andre Wenneifer bleb meget ipge
Mu er ser reift Gag moo @lagte1
Martin &anien, 51otsbiergbp, ol
bans 8ro6er> for at babe iolgt 6e1
raa0ne &i16. @egge 8rb6re bal
tn0rGmma, at Sc bar beret bi6en6{
ON &id6ets 6aarlige &balttet, iam:
at Sc far iolgt &ig6 at %ielp6s6e &rea
turer.
6iiferibGiifo1en b ei
& e t e m 5 e far MI ppret
Gtrflombe0 ct Mar UNDER Soritan6e1
Mn0reas Stter1trgmS 2e0elie. Set fpr
tie @ol0 gleber belto6 al IL 1tnge ST
ifere fra olle 2an6ets ggne. @inte
rem igiennem r10erbiltes Sc / @iltori
og Samfun6sfun6ifab, @unif, Sea
tl1rlpre, 6iiferilnre, 9eapigotion
9fegning, Gang, 2egemsbpelier %
praftiife 3belier. &per nge bol6te;
ser 0isfuslions mg6er, beo bbilfe ct
al gleberne in6le6e0e, og %ioale0es
at Sorban0lingerne n6nrn6e6e / e
be1temt &eiultot. @n6bi6ere ia
Gleperne bonnet en- Sn6fj9bsfore
ming, for at Sc fnn6e blipe bennet II
at le0e 6oreningsan1iggen6er Glen
nem 9anifun0eroisningen bor Sc
|iinr beret Sormaalet at gpe gleber
mes gDne til at ifribe go6t for Jig
&c 6anife Sttle far ban6let ON gm
ner iom Gilfere og &abneforbol0
Siemmet 0. 1tgn.
S Moi Moone6 er Ser en6bi0er
ofbolbt ct 6 Cages SIRIUS for el6r
Tiifere. Set bar bei9gt at 10 Del
tagere, bboraf 2 fra Ginlan6. timber
btsntngsfagene bar Gultning, &rp6S
ming og @enfogning al Sil6, &egn
ifobsfdri1g og G%ore6rag om fnglig
Gmner.