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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
transatlantic Air Voyage Chances

less crew may be willing to disregard
motors entirely and take a desperate
chance with a big drifting balloon. sx-
ceedingly strong and buoyant and
equipped with a first-rate lifeboat
In that case the aeronauts would
want strong winds. even gales. Their
start would be made when there was
every promise OF very stiff blow from
the west. for two or three days. and
they would want to leave the land as
far east as practicable. saw in New
foundland or at least Cape Breton.
Then. II the wind held at from
twenty-five to forty. miles an hour for
two or three days. II would carry the
balloon probably from 800 miles to 1900
or 1000. or even more. At thirty miles an
hour for three days the distance would
be 216o miles.
That would be enough. and even II
the first rush of the balloon were only
800 miles, 1t would then be so close
to Ireland that the chances OF two
days more Of variable breezes might be
sufficient to bring 1t to land. AT worst,
the chances OF being picked up by some
comparatively near.
To drive a big dirigibie balloon
across the Atlantic by the power Of
her engines. q in the fine. still weather
which sometimes prevails in summer.
would mean four or five days, at twenty
miles an hour. II the start were made
from some point in the maritime prov
inces of Canada. That would call for
a stronger and more buoyant airship
much less formidable undertaking than
Wellman's effort to sail above the
ocean. from Atlantic City all the way
to Europe
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q BY BENJAMIN KARI q

full dirigible balloon than the America
starting without the drag OF any saso-
line tanks. or other floating connection
with the water. might make the jour
ney across the Atlantic by the use OK
it's engines alone, II weather were
chosen which happened to be fine and
with light breezes.
II such an airship made only twenty
miles an hour. 1t could work its way
across tho ocean IN less than three
days. and Wellman's experience shows
that 1t ia entirely feasible to keep a
big dirigible balloon in the air as long
tons In the equatorial regions there
would be less difference in temperature
between day and night and less trou-
BILE would be experienced in keeping a
suitable altitude
But the Atlantic is lonely in the mid
die Of the tropics. and there are bust
ness and other reasons why that route
will hardly be chosen for transatlantic
aeronautical experiments. For one
thing, the public could not be greatly
interested in America or In Europe.
II the North Atlantic is to be the
place for the over-ocean attempt of
the future In the perilous but fascinat-
fng field OF air navigation. the start
should certainly be made from New
foundland or Nova Scotia and the time
chosen might well be June or July in
stead OF fall. II the engine Of dirigi-
Bile balloon is to be relied upon. Then
the long days of Sunshine would help
the lifting power OF the hydrogen in the
big gas beg Of the airship. and there
would be less danger of strong north
winds.
OF course. there is another chance
worth considering. Some utterly fear
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w IL. ls.ssa s.Ds.'sass ,s ",a
him very hopeful of crossing
the Atlantic in a similar airship. Other
students Of air navigation chances Will
continue to doubt most seriously the
success of any such undertaking-es-
pecially on what seems to be the Well
man conditions.
1t seems to outsiders that the chances
would be much better II the starting
point were Newfoundland or Nova
Scotia, at least instead of Atlantic
City. It Is evident that the business
side of the enterprise. from the point OF
view Of seaside resort hotelkeepers and
tradesmen added 700 or 800 miles to
the distance a balloon would have to
travel to cross the Atlantic.
That is, to cross where Americans
are familiar with the ocean. Down
where the eastern cape of Brazil Is only
about 1900 miles from Africa. the
problem OF an air voyage from CONT
would be verA different and not half as
hard to solve.
II the question were only of covering a
1 .2o0-n mile stretch of water. an ordinary
balloon. without engines or rudder, or any
devices for guiding rs course, might be
swept across the sea in a westerly gale
at the rate of thirty or thirty five
miles an hour. In that case the voy-
age would not take more than day
the trip would be entirely feasible. But
the chances OF death in lonely ocean
would be extremely grave.
Or, down where the coast of South
America comes SO near comparati lively
to the shore of Africa, a more power
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
with Jegerson park as the center.
Chicago Street n Conner.


Chicago street Conner.
A declaratory resolution was read for
the opening. widening and extension of
Chicago street in Tolleston, two miles
west of Broadway, from Fifteenth to
Twenty third aenue. The resolution
provides for uniform width of SO feet
Before any further action is taken
on it a council committee consisting
of Messrs. .Rowley, Feuer and Castle
man will act on 1t.
Thirteenth Avenue Finished.
Thirteenth avenue is now improved
from Main street to the Pennsylvania
railroad tracks. City Engineer Mel
tons report to this effect was accepted
The job cost s6.3SS.16.
Twenty-t third avenue, Madison to
Delaware, primary assessment roll
Thirteenth avenue, Madison to
Broadway Metropolitan brick desig-
mated as the block to be used
Van Buren, street, across the Penn
sylvania railroad tracks. adopted
primary assessment roll.
jackson street, across the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tracks, adopted assess
ment roll.
South Broadway, Ridge road to
Forty fifth avenue. resolution of award
of damages and benefits passed This
100 feet wide for distance of one
mile Remonstrance- against this will
be heard at 1880 p. m, November IA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
COUNCIL
DEALS WITH
RESOLUTIONS
WORK OF GARY
ALDERMEN LAST NIGHT.

The work of the council last night
with the exception of the street car
ordinance was mostly touching ON
improvements.
Passed declaratOry resolution to
build sidewalks on every residential
street in the west part of the first
subdivision from Adams to Harrison
street and from below Fifth avenue
to Eighth avenue. The completion
of this work will insure the COM
piet identifying of the west end.
Designated long arms on electric
lights to be installed on Eleventh
avenue. Lighting this street Will
add to traffic between Gary and
ToIleston.
DeciaratOry resolution passed to
open, widen and extend Chicago
street In Tolleston from Fifteenth
TO Twenty-third avenues, a distance
of one mile.
Passed assessment rolls for sew
eral other streets and made appro-
printfon for exhausted fund to oper-
ate city treasurer's Office.
Present-AIdermen Bowser (pre-
sidiaG) Castleman, Walsh, Sxyman-
ski. Simiasko, Feuer and Rowley.
Absent-Mayor Knots.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
STOCK OF STEEL CO.'S

The. Illinois Steel company in get
ting a license to operate at Gary. ac-
cording to the state law, certified that
s1.132297 OF its capital stock of $1S,
$4,000 is represented in the Lake coun-
ty plant.
This plant operates the Gary plant
under lease from the Indiana Steel
company. Both are subsidiaries of the
United States Steel corporation.
The Indiana Steel company recently
raised its capital stock from s10,000,-
900 to $40, 100000. making a total capt.
tai stock of the Gary plant 1882, 297.
NOTHING as OF GREATER IMPOR-
LANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH EVENING.
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improvements occupied the most of
the time of the Gary common council
with Alderman Emerson L. Bowser sit
ting in the mayors chair because Of
Mr.. Knots absence. Principal of the
work accomplished was the passage of
the declaratory resolution providing
for a comprehensive scheme of beautf-
fication for the west end of the first
subdivision. In short 1t declares for
sidewalks at such few places where
there are none and 1t calls for the Law
ing of black loan and the planting
of trees on the lot side of sidewalk
and the parkway well.
- City Beautiful.
With the completion of this plan
the west end will be a real city beauti-
full. While trees have been planted
on many of the streets still there are
a few that are still unadorned The
lawns are well cultivated especially in
the vicinity of Jecerson park
The streets affected embrace the resi-
Dental ones. They are from Adams to
Harrison and from the alley below
Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue This
will make the district quite attractive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25


err as the needs require
A fare of FIVE cents shall obtain on
any part of the company's lines in
Gary 1t must issue transfers at all
and give and accept them
from other lines so as to enable a
passenger to make a continuous pass
age to any part of the city. The
grantee shall also sell eight tickets for
rs cents which shall be good for pass
age between five and seven o'clock in
the morning and FIVE and seven in the
evening. 1t shall also sell six tickets
for % cents good at all times and the
conductors must carry such tickets
with them for sale.
Passes For City OmcfaIs.
All uniformed policemen and f1remen,
the health secretary, the street com
missioner and city officials shall have
passes.
Other Companies Using It's Tracks.
The grantee, its successors assigns.
shall permit any other urban in
terurban railway to operate its cars
over the Broadway tracks over the
grantee subject to reasonable regula-
tions and the approval of the city
counciL Provisions are made for
schedule the conduct of employees ETC.
Such user shall pay the grantee an
nually six percent of the proportionate
cost of the road plus taxes, assessments
and the cost of maintainence. In case
an agreement can not be reached arbi-
tration is provided for with the cir
cult court as the seat of appeal. Such
users also be bound by the universal
transfer clause.
Life of Grant.
granted to the grantee, its successors
or assigns for the period of nifty years
from and after the passage of this
same by said grantee, its successors or
assigns.
Over Gary and Interurban Tracks.
Subject to the articles in the original
ordinance first granted to Frank Gavit
and then assigned by him to the Gary
and Interurban railway the grantee
may operate its cars over the tracks of
the latter.
Cars In Sixty Days.
| Sixty days after the acceptance of
this franchise the grantees shall have
| cars operating on Broadway from the
Little Calumet river to the Nickel plate
| railway.
Penalty Is Forfeiture.
In six months after the acceptance
of the franchise the grantee must have
| started construction on the rest of its
| line and have 1t completed in three
months Failure to do shall cause
| this franchise to be forfeited. Provi-
sion is made however for such DETER
| ent acts strikes, riots or the act
| of God.
| Cars to BE Used.
| The grantee must use only the --latest
and most modern type of cars. Speci-
fcations scall for the temperature to be
| maintained and that it's right of way
shall be kept sprinkled when needed.
Must ReIinquish County Rights.
To secure this franchise the grantee
must relinquish all rights granted tc
it by the County Commissioners which
practically cover the ground of this
franchise.
The franchise shall be in full force
from teh date of it's acceptance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
FIVE ORATORS IN ONE
NIGHT IN THE REGION

Continued from Page one.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
Victim Of Drink Needs Orrine

Drink cunningly destroys the will
power and while the drunkard wants
to do what you tell him, he wants 4
thousand times more the drink that he
Graves. Medical treatment is neces-
sary. Orrine will destroy the desire for
liquor. so that the drink will not be
abe missed and restores the patient to
health.
This remedy is thoroughly scientific
and is so uniformity successful that it
is sold with a registered guarantee to
refund your money if it fails to effect
a cure. Booklet on How to Cure
Drunkenness free on request. The
Orrine Co, 521 Orrine Building. Wash
ington. d. c. Sold in this city by Lion
Store Pharmacy. 15S South Holman St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
TWO DIE FROM
AUTO ACCIDENTS

Continued from Page One.)
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Beveridge is expected to make a short
address at each of these cities.
The other speakers VIII start the
meetings and Beveridge, who has made
a campaign that has aroused interest
all over the nation, will be rushed from
one meeting to another until he has
visited practically all of them. Bev-
eridge will spend all one day and a
night in Lake County
Labor Interested.
Lake county has loaned him to VAL
paraiso for speech in the afternoon.
1t is expected that Beveridge will
speak to 10000 people n Lake county
before he leaves its boundaries. Peo-
pie will journey from all over the
county to hear the man who Is reputed
to be one of the most gifted orators in
the country.
The laboring men are especially in
terested in Beverage on account of his
stand against child labor. Beveridge
has made a study of this great ques-
ton and spoke with great eloquence
in the senate in favor of federal
regulation of child labor
Landises Great Orators.
Charles Lands is also an orator OF
great ability. He has been a member
of congress and is one of the best rep
resentatives the state ever had. Fred
Lands. his brother. is equally brill
liant and is we'll worth hearing.
The other speakers are men of great
attainment and they are sure to make
the meetings a success With Bever-
idge scheduled to make speeches in the
principal cities of the county, the 31st
of October should be a memorable one
for the people of the Calumet region.
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tOOnllnued from Page One.)
on the Ridge road east Of the Monon
tracks. Mr.. Belman is as much affected
by the grief of the DeBaak family. as
though the deceased were OF his own
family. Much sympathy is expressed
for the widow and her three children.
the oldest of which is a seven year old
boy, and the youngest only two years
old.
WAS nN WAY tn HOME.
Peter DeBaak was carpenter nv
trade, and a member of the Hammond
local His funeral will be held under
the unions auspices. He was thirty
three years old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25
Throw Away Your
Canes, Rheuma tics
Immediate Relief For Every One
Hobbling With Rheumatism.

Rheumatism at last can be cured
not in months but in days, and
sometimes in hours. The only an
tidote known for uric acid the
lass rheumatism Cure, does it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25

Some of its amazing results are al
most beyond belief. yet there is alb
solute proof for the fact that out of
200 cases of rheumatism. not
single one failed to be cured.
The Fuss" Rheumatism Cure is
the true antidote to uric acid I'm
mediately on being absorbed into
the blood it begins its work of
driving out every particle of uric
acid from every tissue, organ, mus
Gle and joint
1t reduces Inflammation. swelling
and pain everywhere in an incred-
IDLY short time. Fuss is abso-
lutely safe, containing no dangerous
ingredients, stimulants or narcotics
such as opium chloral, morphine,
cocaine, chloroform or alcohol.
Get or send for bottle of Fuss"
right now from your. druggist. and
throw away your crutch and cane.
Fuss" rheumatism Cure sold at
s1o0 bottle in Hammond by Jos. w
Weis. Otto Negle and A P. Kepert and
by all leading druggists, or will be sent
prepaid on receipt of 500. or bottles
for $500. by the Fuss Remedy Co.,
Flint. Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-25


district in Cleveland has leased to santsTiu COMPANY
rarely night time by Mr. Rockefeller for OF years
Rockefeller New directed that the toys
and build
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ct 09ooemaal.

ct e~ienbommeligt @eobemadl, iom
/ 2ebet at inoep9renbe slar bill finoe
lin afejsrelie, oreftes for Sioen lib
Zig | Haris. De nprmere SmitPn'
bigbeoer bermeo er fslgenoe: %
@eroensuoitillingen t 1900 lllffeoeS,
LOS man Oct itore llbr paa oct iaa.
falbte "Netit Balais" peb aleranoer'
broen blipe itaaenbe % traf bet lite
mere OBJ, formooentlig foroi Der paa
gpens Budget life er bepilget noget
til llbroptr9ffer. Gn Imeritaner,
Iom fienoer 8aris eoot, pGooeoe
oengang Here tltien Collars pad, Of
l1bret piloe forblipe %uoptrnffet
minoit ii Mar. Rlt er Der betgaaet
oper nj sfar, % itaoig piier ubret,
iom peo lloitiGingens Slutning, SCI.
60. Touparo, gpen SariS' arfi'
teft, foreIlaar mi enoel Teparationer
/ Betit Galais, oeriblanot ogiaa, al
llbret iettes igang igien. Set er ct
Spsrasmaal, ON bette arbeioe bill
prre ubfert im6en Iopember iaor.
= iaa Silfelbe bar amerifaneren
tabt tit gnboemaal.
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pearY ~affrepes Sepiier.

Otter bpao ser beretteS ira 8uib.
inqtor, er Oct life iaa uIanoipnltgt,
at &ommauopr 1carp oil bli npot til
at fremlGgge mer iploeitgierenoe De
pier for at bare uaoet 9forOpolen
en0 oe, ser bibtil forelig9er, fer mo-
oen MIeoulie ener onoen SGreSbepiS'
nina uil BIZ ootcret bum al Son8reS'
fen.
Com bcficn0t err ct al Senatet peo-
touet Iorilag ON at 9iere Icarp til
9outreabmiral blepet forfdItet / Su.
Jet, oa ct onoet 6orilag, ser iortioen
er unocr @ebonoling / Senntet&
ElaaScfouitc, ON at potere bnm en-
ggrcSneoalie, Ter set no I'll 'tal toa
ianme Sfirbne. SaIiolb ifol Here
al aommiteens MeoIeumcr bore al
Sen Mcniug, at bans Sbierpottolter
% euriae 9eoiier for, at ban bar
uaoet @oIen, Dor goofienoeS al ell
mere almiuoeIig anerfienot artort'
.tct eno Oct omcrifunife geographic
Sclifab, isr 8onarc&ien fatter uogel'
nurmere @ciIutuing i Sogens In'
lcouiua.
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@nnap Bits 0rap.

Sa &aptein &oalo @munoien for
ire gar iioen bar en- Cur ODER
Seem Dorf tit bm bsre af en- Delta
ger ! Weiffeliens expedition, at @isa.
maitoen @ultap @ifs @ran peo Sing
Boirt paa Horoamerifas IorSfpi
bolbt paa at ifplles no | Sapet. 8it
bleb begrapet | oct magnetic Obier'
pationsbus, iont bar iprengt tteo
Soroen. Nu bar Sisen begpnot al
grabe iig inb / StranoerL bpor @ifs
Site itob.
ga &aptein amrnbien fit bloc BET
benoenote ban fig til ubenrigsoepar'
tementet, iom paa bans anmoOnina
b~enitinebe til Be canabiife Wpnoig'
beber at faa @ruben flpttet l9ngere
inc | 2anoet. RopaI north 8eiterr
mounted 8olice, iom gisr Sieneitt
Iom Spipn bernoro og foretaget
Sleoereiier / De Ggne, fit Srore a
oe cmaoiife Wpnoigbeoer til ct tagt
fig al Sagen.
Nu fees oct / "@aibington Boit".
at ben trueoe 8rap er flpttet sc
garos IGngere inc | 2anbet, iaa Den
life er Sare for at Sieen ifal tagt
ben.
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On JapanerbY.

3 Staten 8nibington finbeS en- bel
Iiben @p, iom er erunoet og u0el1if'
fenOe beboes al inboanorebe Soua,
neiere. Gen er beIiggenbe omtrent
IA MiI / Spo for Seattle % omiat'
ter ct greoI paa 5000 gcres, Der er
oioeIt / Ell WangfoIoigbeo al &isf'
fenbaper. 8prfning of Srugt oa
@rsuiager er Snbpaonernes Sopeb'
npringsoei, % Den ipnes at bore en-
meget Isunenbe 8orretning.
@pen, Der bar ca. 800 Snbbpgeere,
bar egen Standardization o. Eoit'
fontor. Gen bar en- imuf gelig9en'
beS og iorifisnnes itnbig of Snobpe'
gerne, Ser bar pIantet mango Sfpe.
ge.og Sirtr9er og en- Mpngbe mel
9lomiter.
s De imaa, iirliae gutiffer bano'
les ser meo tsrrebe Siifeparer fro
Srienten, Sbe, Riis, Sape. % 9lom'
i~terire og oe tolrige ANDRE grtitler.
Ger p~nnIigpis iinbes | De iapaneiiift
9utifslofaler.
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Sombaroement.

st telegram fra Mauoeua. Rica'
raeras Sonebitao, brineer Weloing
ON ct 9ombaroement, iom Den 14oe
Sebruar par aobnet moo Watagalpa,
Tom Den 10be Dor blepet inbtoeet og
beipitet al Sniurgenterne UNDER De
neral Gbamorro.
@omburbementet uoferteS al e,
&egicringsitprfe paa ca. 5000 Mano
un0er General 2araS aommanoo,
GanonoSeu poreoe I flere Elmer uoen
at fore til roget HeiuItat.
s SopeOitaoen Wanagua lfal Sit
tuotionen bore poerit ipGnbt, % in.
gen fan iige, bpao Der pil bGnoe | So
bet al &c rprmeite faa Gage, iIer |
SiIirIOe al at Re9ieringstropperne
IfuIOe Iibe Here me gteberIag. Still.
Iinacn forprrres eno p0erligere Der.
peo, at Der | Sopeoitooen finoeS Sun-
orcSer, Tom Itaor rebe til at lutte Jig
iii Sniurgcnterne set GiebIif, De uoen
6ore fan ie lin Sans bertil.
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Sombe.2 lttentdter.

Grploiiouen at en- Gpnamlfbompe'
Tom / sor8bao8 faiteoes irto 9lenren'
@ouuosren til ct Sus Netp gorf,
Tom eies al en- rig aipbulmro beo
Nopn Oscar GatanSarro, ioraarlage'
Be en- alminSelig 6orltrGttelle
blonSf gsabologets SnSpaanere. er
9pIitifonitubel, Tom befarrot lt9
Nrrbebcu, blcp ilpnsct operenoe
@noen; ban uur bepioitles, "a man
isote at fomme bam til Si9lp, men
ban par belNigpis life foHn'ct nm
berlig tilifaoe.
Gatmsorc bopoe moofa9et Iere
s%ruIclbreue, bpuri iorlunateS ,llooe'
taIinaen al $1,000. San ler'ot'
sruieIbreucue til &olitiet, % oeft'
iorntooer III, at 8ombeGttentafef pa'
iii SGm berfor.
Canine gften sioroe Der ct 0or'
,sa poa peo Ell @ombeerplolton q
iprrnoe en- 3.@taeeS 9p9nius pad
@eltiioeu / Chicago i Suften. sps'
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SjprnSon % Yolitifcm.

8 "gprif SfoIetioenoe" fortGaer,
8. arpcien fo~rifieaise Sr9f ira ben
Of Ole Big itifteoe @anbagsfor'
ening. 8eo en- Set | Soreningen bar
buaoe gisrnion og 9irfebal tiIiteoe,
oa ga bar ser SaIer os Glib iom al'
bria bperfen for eler ienere, ifriper
Sr. arpeien. Seq miitbes blanot an'
set at girfeoal bolot en- ~itorartet
ISale for 9ieripn. s Salen fore
fom Ser en- / De Gage nteget almin'
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por fommet op | Sulitifen meo ollie
benS Stormer % llblmlfbeoer. De
berlige 9igtergauer funbe tage Sfa'
Sc beraf. @n 9t9ter ifal for lit Soil
ppre bpoo Slen bar for arfen, Den
ipeibcnoe Siigl, iom Solfeoanoen no
Ienber for at ifuffe Jig Sarsler ON
nm @aar % M 8remtio. SisrnionS
Soar for bette 9lnftS Gebfommeno(
fou lea butte loo omtrent ina: "Sc
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ifoI it0be iom en- 3lle paa ct Oiteilaa
ga fitrre pnoelig os ipiie Grter oa
guffer al fine Soils Singre. 90
bette Ifiloe ics, mems Sltnbene ilaas
neSc / @aarosrimmet. Seq bill ne>
i @aaroen % iIaos meo Dem ON ga
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piitnof aIliscpeI paa en- ener anSer
Wfnooe bill bnlpe oct til at brinae
gnogetiagen | Sopn. Men bpis He.
eieringen life 6ereiter itror isser at
opfploe fine 2siter baaoe angaae1oe
Soroernes geto os irif SomeruIe,
iaa er bet ogioa noe meo Den.
Soiepb chamberlain inofanbt fig
forrige rge ganife uperitet / llnberbu.
Jet og aflagoe Gben iom ~folfepaIst He.
pr9ie. liant. San bar iniblertio ina
Ing, at ban life funoe gao peo eeen
Si9lp, men maatte itettes al en-
@ano paa bier SIDE. San funbe
bener life ieIp ifripe fit Iapn; bette
maatte beisrges at bans Ssn auiten.
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