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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
UNCLE SAM NOT
. READY FOR war.
General Wood So Declares
to House Committee.
TELLS OF NEEDED CHANGES

Says Americans Are Patriotic, but an
Unorganized Force of Fighting Men
10 of Little vaIue-Endorses the
Hobson Bill Providing for Mill.
tary Council OF Defense as a Step
In the Right Direction.
Washington, Dec. 2S.-That the
United States is not prepared ''for real
hostilities with first class nation is
the testimony of Major General Leon.
ard Wood, chief of staff of the army,
before the house committee on mill
tary affairs.
General Wood appeared during con-
sideration of the army appropriation
bill. He explained his plan for re.
xhabilitation of the army militia.
There is no use talking about our
patriotism and about our fighting quail
ities," he said. I'VE have got them
but we must remember that this cap
ital was lost to a force less than that
opposing it; it was abandoned by our
forces, with the loss of less than 10C
killed and wounded and that our
forces were composed of men living
and fighting within generation prac
tically of the Revolutionary war and
that they were brave troops, as was
oh IL yhnr h.,t hos
ganized troops.
in the Spanish war we lost little
over 200 men from the volunteer:
killed in battle. We buried something
like 1000 who died of disease"
No Field Artillery.
Regarding the artillery he said:
IF We were called to arms tomor
row we are without field artillery ant
without field artillery ammunition
The subject is of tremendous impor
tance. Sea coast Notifications, unless
We have a reasonably mobile force
are practically useless because yo,
can walk around and get behind them
You have to have a mobile force nea
them to prevent the position they Gov
er from being turned"
General Wood heartily endorsed tn,
Hobson bill, providing for militar.
council of defense and declared tha
some such system was necessary.
''At the present time we are absC
lutely in the air" he said. Il believ'
we should strip off all the unnecessar.
things and come right down to men
guns, powder and shot,"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Cattle-Beeves
$4.651730; Texas steers, $420@5.35;
Western steers. $4O005.90; stockers
and feeders, $3.4005.80; cows and
heifers, $2E0@6.25; calves, $7.2509.
40. Hogs-Light, $7.6008.00; mixed
$765@8.00; heavy, $760V8.00: rough
s76Ol7.75; good to choice heavy, 81.
10000; pigs. $7.2508.05. Sheep
Native. $2.e004.35; yearlings. $l.760
$50; lambs. t4.260s.So.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Wheat--Dec.,
914sc; May, a5Mc; July, 93c. Corn
Dec, 46Hc; May, 47Ac; July, 4s%c.
Oats-Dec., 313sc; May. 34@34kc;
July, 34c. Pork--Jan, 1910; May,
$18.92h. Butter-Creameries. 234
29c; dairies, 21M25c. Eggs-19h a
Bic. Poultry - Turkeys, 17G21c;
chickens and springs, lie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
THREE TRAlNMEN ARE KILLED
Chicago and Alton Passenger Hits
Freioht.

Kansas City, Dec. 28.-Three train
men were killed when train No. 2,
known as the Red Hummer" on the
Chicago and Alton railroad, struck q
freight train near Farber. Mo.
None OF the passengers was injured,
say the officiais here.
The passenger train struck the ca
boose OF the freight, which had failed
TO clear the main track in going to q
switch.
South DaIsota centsnarian Dies.
Rsnville. 8. D.. Dec. 2S.--Samuel T.
Potter. who celebrated his Tooth birth
day anniversary last fall, Is dead. The
old man had been in good health until
Z short time before his death A son
and several grandsons In Grant county
survive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
REVOLT IN THE
CAROLINE ISLANDS
-Four Europeans and Five Friendly
Natives Murdered.

Tsingtau, China, Dec. 2S.-The Ger
man cruiser Emden has sailed for
Ponape, Caroline islands. where 1t is
reported an insurrection has occurred.
A dispatch from Brisbane, Austria
liza, said the natives in Ponape had
revolted and murdered four Europeans
and five friendly natives. The Caro-
line islands, with the Western Caro-
lines, were sold by Spain to Germany
In 1899. They form a large archipel-
ago, some $50 small islands In forty
eight groups in the Pacific ocean. The
most important islands are zap and
Ponape.
Berlin, Dec. 2s.-The colonial Office
received a message from the German
governor of the Caroline islands re-
porting his arrival at Ponape with 100
soldiers. He says that the insurgents
do not exceed $50 and the natives gen.
orally are loyal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
PuaiIist Dies in Cell.

Bangor, Me-, Dec. 28.-City Physf-
clan Burgess turned in sudden
death, no autopsy" death certificate
on Mike DAILY, former lightweight pugi-
list, who was found dead in his cell
in the police station here. DAILY has
seen some long fights, among them one
going thirty-one rounds In New Or
leans when he was knocked out BY
Austin Gibbons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
DUE TO MISTAKE IN ORDERS
Fatal Collision on the Baltimore and
Ohio

Parkersburg, w. Va, Dec. 28.-Three
trainmen were killed and three others
injured, one of them probably fatally,
In a collision OF two freight trains on
the Ohio River division Of the Baltt
more and Ohio railroad at MERGERS
Bottom, w. Va.
It Is said that the crews of the
trains made mistake in orders and
that this was the cause of the acct
dent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
Shoots Wife and Himself.

Pittsburg, Dec, 2S.-In the presence
OF his mother, 100 years old, James
Mitchell, aged sixty. railroad engi-
neei. shot and fatally wounded his
wife and fired two bullets into his
own head His mother endeavored to
prevent the tragedy. Mitchell and his
wife were taken to hospitals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
Pullman Porters Organize.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-About 200 Pull
man car porters met in Chicago foi
the purpose, 1t Is said. of forming q
union. The meeting was secret and
very little of the proceedings became
public The union, when 1t Is fully
organized. will be along the lines OF
labor unions generally and will also
have . death benefit feature
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Dec. 27.-Wheat-Dec.,
$1.00B; May, s1.0341.03h; July, ST.,
04m1.04h On track-No. l hard, ST..
029s; No. l Northern, S1.01B @102;
No. Northern. 9SsscQs100Ss; No. 8
Northern, 97% 499c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Dec. 27.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.03A: No.
/ Northern, $i.02A; No. 2 Northern.
99A $100A; Dec, $1.01; May, ST.
04%. Flax-On track, to arrive and
Dec, $2.37; May, S2.42.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
WILL BUY SALMON CANNERlES
Chicago Packers Negotiating for Alas.
kan Properties.

Seattle, Dec. 2S.--According to the
Times negotiations are being carried
on for the sale to Libby, McNeiil &
Libby of Chicago of ten salmon cam
neries in Alaska and the ships and
other property owned by the North
western Fisheries company, Guggenl
helm corporation.
The price to be paid is reported to
be- $10,000,000. Local officers of the
fish company will neither deny nor af.
firm the repnrt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
St. Paul Live Stock.

st. Paul, Dec. 27.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers. $1,000 $50; fair to good,
$425@4.75; good to choice cows and
heifers, $3.75@ 4.50; veals, $6.25G7.25.
Hogs-$7. 65M7.75. Sheep-Wethers,
$3.00@375; yearlings, $40044.25:
spring lambs, $4.75@5.50.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-28
BOMB WRECKS BIG |
Tenement HOUSE
Two Hundred Occupants Are
Driven to the Roof.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Two hundred
occupants of a tenement In the Italian
quarter in East Fourteenth street,
found their escape to the street cut off
when Black Hand bomb exploded in
the lower hallway, tore out the first
floor stairway and broke every win.
dow in the structure. The excited
tenants, who We're pitched from their
beds by the shock, which rocked the
building, rushed for the usual exits
and. when they found their way
blocked, scrambled to the fire escapes
and the roof.
Salvatore Catalina. a lace manufac
turer on the ground floor. told the po
lice that he had recently received a
letter demanding $1,000 under penalty
of death or destruction of his prop.
erty
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
9amo for SaIs.

Ger er en- uomRrfet anieoning
for Somfunospenner, JON agter at
finite I'D og bar liot Mioler at
zbbe for, at itaffe fla ct soot Siem
Der miot / Dor nGaneDine aoloni".
ennoei er goot % fan fsbes ior
fro 9 til 13 7on. per acre paa
aooe getingelier. gi bar goo
fnaelif Sfole, o. Dor oanlfe co.
hth. airfes Sober mso Orb %
6aframente ;blcnot %. Jcr nqr-
mere llnoerretnine firm til unoer-
1rsHeoe.
pno Reni9beoens gegne.
g. .. BARREN,
6. Gbriftenen
8. auoeren,
Ginfoner.
Adresse Daneville, N. Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
linaOOmsm9oc

afboIoes, ON Sub oiI. i ct. gauIi
@enigbeo, 9ottp. so, Soma, fra
is. til 81. auguit. 8elner Of ling.
oomsorbeioet, TOM og beisg osl
Snoieno eoers Sn0meloeIie til I'M.
~oertegneOe in6en II. auguit.
ollie iom ogter at beiege os til
@goet, beoes at fsbe oeres BILLET til
UNDERWOOD, Soma. 5 be0es ogioo
me0oeIe os bpiIfen Dag 5 fommer,
ioa ri fan o9re oeo Stntionen og
msoe e0er.
aom belt Eors0o9 eaer 6reong.
9aa Nenigbeoens og Oe unges
8egne
q NipIipu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29

PIANO BARGAIN-We have a
slightly used piano in the vicinity of
Blair, Nebr. To ave expense af
boxing and shipping, will sell very
cheap for cash or payments as low
as $500 per month. Write
OLNEY MUSIC COMPANY,
St. Joseph, Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
Rse gresfort.

Meo gineoer Of Sfolen i Blair
SfoIen / Racine og Somfunoets
5orIaosbus , n%ltiammen poa eet
Sort. 5rpft paa tint anrton. Ire
forifeni9e 5nrper. Yris per Ia.
FIN asfprteret % Seats.
ct fortrpffeIi9t Mi6beI til al
oqtfe S%nteresie for Samfunoeti
girtiombe0er. st uobreoe Dem er en-
Wisiion / fig ielu.
9an. 2ntb. Enbl. SOnie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
Observation-Disclosures

ipecieIt in6rettet til grue for Ne-
nigbeosfasierere. 9rpft pna gooi
gdpir % beftet | Bigger paa 100
Stpffer. gris per BOG 90 Cts. por.
tofrit.
Dan. 3utb. gubl. Soue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
8eiant, annie:
Renneifets fpo Brtncipper eller
GrunobeIton0eele. 142 5ioer. GSr

Renneifets fpo Brincipper eler
GrunobeItonOeele. 142 5ioer. 6Sr
Coo, III Doc.
elider { Glasiex) s.:
Gbriition Den 2oen, SfueipiI
8 after. 22s 5io-r. 6sr $1.0G
III doc.
GrceIfior, Ct Sagn fra Sebriber
ne. 264 Sioer. $40, M f0F
G~rcsssorf, Chr:
gca 5eItforo, grepe til Sisnms.
/ 1861 meo 125 81. 242 q
Der. aparto. or $500, MI $3.50
Golf, Ct. col. s.:
grofeten 3afarios BOG, ubla8.
ri Dbbpagelie for Veenigbeoen
176 Siber. 5sr zoe, M 30e.
grofeterne $oieas os SoeI. Sor.
toItebe for 2agfoIt. tt2 Siser
SIR 50e., MI 25e.
9roieten Ginios BOG. noIaet II.
Spbpg9elIe for Weni9beoen. 7Se
Sioer. Scr $2.40, mn 500.
9sniit 9stt. FxkI. Ssaft,
SInir, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
@lbert Sea, Ninn.

3et err os Ell 6ornejelie at tilune
meooeIe, at Mr. $. u. Gborp. qI.
bert Qea, bar ouertoget Agentllr for
lSamfunoets 5orlagsbus. San mob
tager geitiIling % Detailing for
9laoene Og ipIger Bigger, fort oio.
eaer forifriuer iaaoant pna 6orlan-
genoe.
Dan. 2utb. Bull. 9oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
Slair, 3esr.

@uoStieneIte / Dor Oanife Strife
Ill Ipooonlige Cider paa Ssnoog,
5mo. SCI. 1890 og aften 81. 8. geo
Tormiooags @nostieneiten Strifte-
mauI og aItergang. S~enoassifole
81. 9.t5.
Drum, stebr.: @uostialeite Son.
6na Den 81. Silli al. 1870 6mo.;
Ssnoogsifole aI. $50.
5 @oor flptteoe Sait. 5dult6 meo
5nmiIie mo / ben npe 9r9iteboIig.
.Doniteren" bnifer til 9pffel
- 5orgaars reiite 0trs. q. q.
Sig og Dngite Sen til 9eoar Sails.
81 forltaar, at bun ser oil tage Jig
en- Ianeere 6erie 90 SoiIetio Dos
Glpgt og genner. 5miolertiO boIoer
8rof. Sig og 8rengene 9uS, iom
beolt De fan - Dog me0 Mrs. Ses-
iens SieIp.
-5orIeOen Gag baooe Oi Seieg
Of BaIt. 2aurien ira @lf 9orn, So.
6an i0rtalte os li0t ON Den me
SfOlebpgning. Gen er alt for nogen
9iO iioen oppe / i'm fuIoe 9gioe. On
Del Of 8preIierne par allereOe Dpld.
fret" eller man par / 69ro meo
at gioe 8eggene ionoan Operbaling
Bpgningen er osfert noget | iam-
ME Stil Joni ben gamle, men lterre
og rummeligere Zen oil | aae Sen.
feenoer blioe mooerne in0rettet o9
uoitDret. Ger oil blioe 9laos til
ca. so gIeoer. 9D%9ningen oil bliue
feroig / goO Iio til at tage imoo
GIeDer / gfteraarstermineu.
DIR. Gbr. Sobnion, Der ar.
beioer iom 8resmano Der / 6Orret-
ningen, bar / oenne uoe fsbt 10
Bggeegrun0e, Der meo Sioen lisger
No imoo Sotpe's giaa, @aoen incl
lem. og frontier til 9incoln Ctr,
iom npIig er bleuen aabnet Der gen.
Tern TO ubIocfs". 8riien for De to
oar $500.
6reoag / itoite lge a Der
fDrIte >republifanife 8rimarp, for at
oRIge GeIegater til Gountp Con.
oentinn. 2srOag bolotes Der iao
repubIffanif @ountp Convention. 5
be ire @ar0s Der / 8pen ieireoe De
grogresiipe. Og Iigeiaa ieire0e De
/ GountD-G on0ention. 4ngaaenoe
Gountp Option bar Weningerne Del
tr. RogIe Of De Ge9uIpre nilOe bait
en- geilutning peotnget imoo Gountp
men Reiultotet bleu, at oct
Iooes noe af 8etragtning iom Boli-
tiffen upeofommenoe. 6orsorigt gif
Stemningen / progresiip Hetning
bIeu goot reprpientereoe
pon Den republifanife ,Gountn
Genrral Committee" IT. 8rof. 6. t.
Sonien, Wr. 8. Sfoo 0ielien ber
Of 9nen og Or. GbnrIep 6nnien,
Drum, bleo Me0lemmer al ben =
ion ri fan opre tent meo
at bape Tom oore Representatives. I.
ooa oenne aomite. :
-5grfen feles noget trDffen0e. !
s Here Gage bar oct tegnet til9fegn, !
Der er fun faloen nogle itore ,
Moiien boloer zig BOG no.
3enlunoe enonu. Sum @rpsgangene
Mlfalfamnrferne Iioer ~alDorligt.
Sar De bsrt? geboere | Der
terrible, Iom aIorig for bar banolet
i 9erterOiae Store, bil gore flogt
& ar forf6ge bore garer, iom fife er
opergemte. = Sri 2eDering og reel
B~ebnnoling. - Grsu port Eager at
~rrnneo gooos", iom liae er biem-
fommen fra 5nbriffen altiad
fife ooergemt.
81 bar ogian nogle p9ne Sule
til Salgs fra $500 til $1,000.
5. 60. Sacobs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
MisiicnsmeSc

boIoes. bill @uO, / gennet, 0ebr
Senoos D. 7. Auguit. Meoet be.
gDnoer meo 8uostieneite / Den Oon-
ife airfe / 9ennet ST. t01a, boor
Rait. 81. g. Gang oil prRoife.
ON eftermiooogen 81. 2 boIoes
Nsoet paa iomme Steo.
Renigbe0en inobpoer penligit til
bette Meoe.
Spar 81 nrius 9anen II,
Rgb. Brett.
Stapleburit, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
Stsrite % bebite llsnals
of
BiIIeo.8 renfort for
enbper anIe6ning

Ordinations 8re5tort
m.b Sonif 9efft. Wnaet Tex.
ifeGiec SlaeA. iorteret per Ta
% Cents.
Brepfort meo BibeItetfi
9anif, Here SInss meS forIielIiss
Eetit. Sorterst. per Gui. Dos.
Brofpettfort fra 9Iatg
os Dmegn. Snobefatte- Gam
funoets SfoIe % Gorlogsbus
iont ben 0anife airfe. Sortsre
per 1ui. 25e.
4rofpeftfort fra Tan.
mart. Ga. 30 forifeGist I9roe
les Imuffe faruetrufte aort ne
ifsnn.ite egne | eanOei. 5rbbs
latter mango betsnote airfef.
Sorteret per Gui. 25e.
Sorteret BrbueuordIg a.
ale ou~enitooenSe pr. Tus. 25e.
9ss. sntt. fabl. 6ssi,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
Rp eommebibcl.

Oct 6anife 8ibeIielifabS libedp<
paa Snoiapapir meo nn O~Deri9tteIt
al oct npe 1eihamente, inbbunben !
Spitlanb ipecieit for os / n,ese
bls6t Sp~erfnlosbino. On ieroeIes
elegant % bolobar Bog.
yris $500
9nniib 2utb. Bubl. Souic,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
&Iuffdltmf.

9iet al spar airfe.
gaaro meo Rufif or Or.
gel eIIer Biano al Sui
Oiiir.
S9Ioes til 5orbeI for gsrne.
biemsinsen. Sris % Cts. per
efsemplnr.
0ctle eri5erSe digit meo bets Up.
perIige Ruiifalife aftompagnimen.
fortiener at finbes / etboert mIi.
iifelifenbe banif Siem. Sob bet
De esr Dem ielo os Sogen en-
3iensite oermeo.
GaaS bos
Tan. antb. Tnbl. SonIe,
Blair. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-29
StOrmagternes
6orlparsnOgifter.

1llQgferfle9 DuogeIIerepe uuleuo
after for inoeoprenoe Aar forelig.
aer mn og piier meO al snitelig IN
oeliabeo, at Der aloeles life er 8o'
le ON StiIitano, men at Vtagterne
tpprtiatoo forti9tter aaplsbet og
bOer for Jig itranger Jig an til oct
pOerite. Statiitiffen omfatter uo9if-
terne til i%oaaoeI 6laa0en Iom 9e-
rem, og 0esu0en faar man 8eifeo
ON, bpor mango Grigsifibe boert
2ano rooOer ooer eIer piI fua i9r.
oige / inoepprenoe &ar.
timber 6laooeuoeifterne er ieIp-
fsIgeIig England en- flot gtltmer st
me0 828 NiQioner Marf moo fun
73O / t9O9-10. Nfen De 6oreneoe
Stater baIer oog in0 paa o
riget, ioet De meoer me0 $40 Mil-
lioner moo 575 i 6ior; Reoganaen
ifpIoes efs~traoroinpre 6orboIo og
oil blioe uoIignet oeO ct iaa meget
Itsrre Spring naite 9or. Get efter
fslger 8Diflano meo 434 Miaioner
MOB 402 oct foregnaenoe 2(or, me-
Sens 5ranfrig enonu fife er beiere
eno 800 Willioner meo 267 / 1909
10, RnsIano itaar paa 1917, Ga
pan pan 159 os StaIien paa 1879
@iaioner, og for Be ire Mneter er
Stigningen fun fna MfiQioner, boab
10 imiolerti0 ifpIOes iprIige 6or.
BOLD, more ariier % tore lllpffer.
Eager man De ianlleoe llogifter,
aItiaa boaOe til Scr og 6Iaa0e,
bGooer England aItioa 5sriteplao-
len, men rigtignot me0 gtso %
nappe. De eneelife 5oriparsnogif.
ter anorager 1891 @iQioner 0tarf,
meoens De aSoreneoe Stater er oppe
pan 1876 og 5piflono pan 1241
Mtlioner. Suteresiout er Oct / BEN
ne 5orbinOeIie at ie, boor itPrft 10
gifterne tpnger pna 9efolfningen /
De f~orifeIige 9anoe. Wan bemprfer
oa itrafs, at England mo bringe
forbolosuis Iangt iterre Dire emo
noget anoet 2ano for at b9poe Still.
lingen. i0et 5orionrsuogifterne l.
England anorager 81 Marf pr.
Snobpg9er, oeraf 1919 til 69ren
% 1872 til 5lanOen, menoens ben
tiIlparenoe gproe er for en- 1pifer
1917 Wnrf til 9eren og 615 til
9Slaaoen eaer / alt 10 Warf pr.
SnObpgger. og De 5oreneoe Stater
neies meo 10 Worf pr. Snobpgger.
elsie tsrre SaI forflarer beore emo
mango Orb, boorfor England er
mot til at frigsre Jig for lin farlige
a~onfurrent, mems oct enonu bar
ODero9gten; BET er fart iom Ia.
gen, at faar 8pifIanO Blot 8io, nil
oct meO i'm iterre og iterft oofienoe
gefoIfnin9, bois5orioarsbproe er fun
goOt og bel ballot ioa itor iom oen en-
aelife, oinOe ioran og fuine fore,
ifrioe 9etingelierne.
5pt efter 5piflan0 fslger G5ar.
meo 1921 Wiqioner, men al.
l~iJeuel er ltOeiften fun s Nnrf pr.
ct D~oerligere 9eDis for De
aGmpefrefter, 9uslano b%eiiOoer,
BET faar Jig iamlet Iammen.
9erimoo er 5ranfrig ipRnot nqiten
baar0t FOR iom oct engelife
Zrige; meo en- iomlet 5oriOarsuo.
gift al 998 Wiaioner mac ben iran.
lie gefolfning b9re Ell 8Droe paa
ouer % Warf pr. 9oDeo eller f7H
gParf II 99ren og ~ til 6laaOen.
1Sor 2iterrigs 8e0fommen0e er uo.
aiften 459 WiQioner eiter 8 Minrf
pr. Snobpgeer, Stalien mao meO en-
llogift at 422 Miaioner ORE
oOer y Marf pr. Sno6Dgger, me.
6ens en- Sapaner ilipper meo 7Vaorf
til en- ianlet ltogift Of 338 Yaillio-
ner. Sg Smaaitaterne fglger goot
meo; De fleite er oppe paa Stormng.
WiooeIbeioe, og fun ganife
bar en- forbolOsOis iaa ringe
i5oriuarsbDroe iom 9anmarf.
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uobifIins. Nen Operfigten er 10 iom
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Bitierup, aarI:
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10 5ertts.
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SpIpRningens Srueter. 226 81.
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Set fsrfte Sfriot. 162 CHER.
Scr 80c., M 30c.
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55r Soc, mn f5e.
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Observation-Disclosures. 10f Sib.r.
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Susbon6 og arbeioer. 1f5 S;ber.
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