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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
h|RSH|P SEEN OVER
 DOUGLAS, THEY SAY
PROBABLY A BOX KITE THAT GOT AWAY FROM THE HOLD ING STRING.

DOUGLAS, Aug. 5.-tSpeciai) )-
 WANTED; as to the whereabouts or source of appearance of one large bi-pIane. seen rapidly approaching Douglas last evening, just before dusk, till almost over the Copper Queen smelter, when 1t turn cd away. and travelling rapidly in a southwest direction. disappeared in the haze of toward the San Jose mountains.
 Did you see the airship last night? No, Well if you did not, more than a dozen others did see it and they heard the chug of the engine as well. There seems to be no doubt that Douglas had a mysterious visitant and that this visitant was a large and swiftly flying bi-plane. for the veracity 'of those who saw the ma chine is undoubted. and there is predominance of evidence that the airship was really there.
 Among those who saw the mys- terious aeroplane flying in the west ern sky sky last night was John G. George. He is certain he saw it and heard it and he saw more than a dozen others watching its course. To an International representative today Mir. George stated that when he saw the machine first he could hardly believe his eyes and called out a number of others to see the strange sight They saw it. too. and looking down the street he saw a party in a front yard watching the aviator and his machine. At first George noticed what looked like a small cloud approaching from the west and this grew until he distinctly saw the aeroplane flying some 300 fee above the earth. It continued to approach until it was almost over the Copper Queen smelter. when 1t turned gracefully, dipped a little and it was clear to be seen that it was a bi-plane, for both planes could be distinctly seen. After turning it headed in the direction of the San Jose mountains, and travelled rapidly until 1t disappeared in the haze and growing dusk
 Where has this large aeroplane come from? No news has come from Bisbee of any one perfecting flying machine or having purchased an aero plane, and the same is true of an absence of any report from Tomb stone. Naco or Benson. is t a Mexico owned machine, and if so for what is it used. and why the SC crecy which has covered it until it made its appearance last evening? Is it used for smuggling or explora- ton?
 Frank Ramsey unkindly maintains that it was only a flock of duck, but his opinion is one against many.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
STORM AT CASA eRANoE

TUCSON. Aug. 4.-That a cyclone of great intensity, followed by the heaviest hail storm known in years, swept the mining camp at the Jack Rabbit mine near Casa Grande this morning, causing great damage and destroying all the buildings. is the burden of a message received by the Western Union in Tucson from E. NJ. Zimmerman, manager at Casa Grande.
 There were half dozen escapes from death" the message stated. but no one was injured"
 The cyclone. though extremely To cal. was typical in character. The storm met and bursted directly ia the camp. creating a 'twister.' The cyclone ragged for about twenty min utes. and in that time, all the build ings were destroyed, leaving masses Of wreckage.
 When the violence of the wind abated a heavy hail storm commenc ed. Six inches of hall fell, many oi the stones larger than half the size of a mans fist"
 Manager Sine of the local Westerr Union offices. conversed at some length over the wire with Manager Zimmerman at Casa Grande, but wal unable to learn further details It fl presumed that the surface employees Of the mine escaped by descending underground.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
ELECTRIC WORKERS
 RETURN 10 JOBS
WILL WAIT ACTION OF DlREc- TORS AT MEETING HELD IN SEPTEMBER.

PHOENIX. Aug. 5.-The electric fans in the employ of the Overland Telephone company resumed their la bors on Monday There had never been any trouble between them but they stopped work pending action on an agreement they wanted the company to sign. which seemed to be virtually a recognition of the union. It was announced that the directors of he company could not be assem- bled before September and it is un- derstood the men returned to work with the understanding that relations between the company and it's men would remain in statu quo until that time.
 Yesterday Manager Buehler of the lConsolidated company announced that the striking electricians in the em- ploy of the company here had held a meeing on Monday night and voted to declare the strike of The terms of settlement were a sort of compro- mise. The company refused to recog- nize the union and sticks to the open shop" principle. but pays a scale of wages greater in some in- stances than the union demands. The settlement was without prejudice on either side. The company agrees to employ the men so long as there is work for them to do.
 Manager Buehler announced yester- day that notable improvements are to be made in the comptny's system and that they are already begun. Quite a quantity of material that has been ordered for some time past is now coming in and the work will be carried on as fast as possible. Two carloads of poles were received Sat urday and eighteen miles of cable, most of 1t aerial cable, is now on the way.
 There will be some addition to un- derground cable laid also and the work of placing the overhead wires on Center street, underground. be- tween Broadway and Commercial streets, better known as the first alleys north and south of Washing ton. was begun yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
BANKER LEAVES PRISON.

ST. PAUL. Mnn. Aug. 5:-Broken in health and bowed down by sorrow and age, Thomas B. Clement, formerly a well known banker in Fairbault will be released from the State prison at Saltwater today. Clement was con victed in 1907 of placing worthless paper to the amount of half a million dollars in his bank. The money was lost in Southern land investments, Clement s now in his eightieth year. At the intercession of his friends his sentence was commuted to four years by President Taft.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06

all the clerks and all election boards. Thomas expressed some doubt this morning about the legal right of the secretary to assume these duties as the laws of 1901, under which the the elections are to be held, place such matters in the hands of the boards of supervisors. Congress appropriated s100.000 for conducting the statehood elections, and it is this fund that Secretary Young will handle in paying the bills contracted in the several counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
TERRITORY PAYS

PHOENIX. Aug. 1. - Secretary Young today served notice on the board of supervisors that the ter ritory, acting for the government. will pay all the expenses of the cleo tions to be held in Arizona in con- nection with the formation of the new state. Young asks that the su- pervisors buy all election supplies on competitive bids. and that vouch- CTS be sent to him He declares that the secretarys office will even pay
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Product of Mexico.

Product of Mexico.
 The third big shipment of garvan- gas (dried peasl consisting of 53 cars Tor four train loads. passed through Nogales from the Yaqui river coun- try, en route to Balboa, Spain. These peas are shipped in sacks of 100 kilos each and 2s5 sacks to the car, making this shipment total $500, 900 pounds, with a custom valuation of g 1-2 cents per pound. figuring up to about $S5.O00. The three shipments through Nogaies this season value about s250,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Two Games Played.

Tn the Y. NJ. c. A. pool tourna- ment Garner beat Wish 100 to so. and was himself beaten by Reynolds. loo to .91. Reynolds and Clark will have to play next, and if the latter win, the tournament is won by Frs kine, by whom he has beer defeated. If. however. Reynolds defeats Clark another match will be necessary. and Sill be played between Erskine and Reynolds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Dies in San Francisco.

Word was received in Douglas of the death of Mir. F. O. Emerson. who formerly lived at 1903 E avenue. this city. At the time of his death Mir. Emerson resided in San Francisco. where his widow still resides.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06

Mrs. c. A. Anderson of Courtland, who has been a guest of Mrs. John Mcintosh of this city, left today for Fl Paso. where she will visit friends and later go to old Mexico to make her future home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
smeItermen Win Out.

The tie in the duck pin tourna- ment on the Y. N. c. A alleys was rolled of last night by two players of each team, the Smeltermen beat ing the Citizens by nine DeFrietas averaged 99, with 1O3 as high and Curtis 93. with III as high score.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
NEWS AND PERSONALS
 FROM SHELTER CITY
Butcher Comes Up.

Butcher Comes Up.
 The many friends of B. S. Butcher. the former popular clerk at the Gads- den. are busy greeting him today. Mir. Butcher came up this morning from the La Antigua mines, where he holds a lucrative position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06

The Republican National League. whose object is to ~perpetuate the Roosevelt policies and principles p has been organized in Kansas City. It is said to be the plan Of the promoters to extend the organization through out the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06

C. H. M Gordon. audior for the E. P. & S. w.. arrived in the city last evening from Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Wed In EI Paso.

Miss Carrie Franklin and Mr. wm- Phillips of Douglas. were married in Fl Paso last week. Mir. Phillips is employed as fireman on the F. P. C S. W. They will make their future home in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06

Former Mayor George Neale of Bis bee was in the city last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Return Home.

Mir. and Mrs. Ross Dicus. accom- panied by Mrs. Dicus' father, Mir. Isaacs. have returned from Ocean Park. where they spent the past few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Catch Gun Man.

Among the prisoners taken to Pir- tleville for hearing was one man ar rested by the county officers on a charge Of carrying a deadly weapon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-06
Buy New Home.

Buy New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Mason have purchased the home of Mrs D. E. whipple on Ninth and B and taken possession of the same.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
r1crSkdbSbOger for Born.

9%DrctiIeOer. 9iote al SIR ai6orOt @e0 &e0ninger al Oonfe
alnftnere. Sn6b. SO Gts.
gprnenes aes. @anle Onnife Songlege. 9eft og @eooi meO aGo.
o%ereoeae, 2eoemoaoe oo 0plpsnf49er o0 9. 2. &preos0
o9 3. 8bpre9o0. SnOb. $t00.
6itOricn nm @OiiG 9anOefagc. Meo 8rpinit al 81. 9lom. en
@oa, Der fpn9iIer 0e aQernin0ie ian bel iom ft6rre 9srn.
Snob. 20 @s.
GuentOrbO0cu. llOOoIgte eoentpr famIeOe fra ollie oonOe, rgt iu-
Freret. Sn6b. 30 Gs.
eefferHnnOenes eanb. a%eaninoer for @ern al Qoren8 8rpGi6 meo
@ers af anno Grnep. Sn0b. 40 gts.
Sante sOffin. aeoninoer of 2orens 8redc6 meO aeft al en- So.
ser. Smuft Sn0b. 60 Gts.
6DrtSjct. epentpr af $. 6. QaOerfen meO tulerte giIe6er Of
Sans 8e9ner. Sn0b. 40 Gs.
Gn Snr til 3OOloeif 6auc. @ilIeOer og gprnerim for 0e min0ite,
al Sons gif. Sonien. Sn06. 40 Gts.
9m. 9ntb. &n6l 6onic.
8loir, gfe6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

Seng, Hieoens BUN toano @roosen
tiIbooe. 0berIten bgrte an0pstig
pan benoe, imilen0e meO en- Wine,
iom ON BON oiolte goo 8eifeo, BIZ
falot, fritiiereoe, forflare6e 0eS9t-
ninger, bi fanOt Iiot ~utp6eIi9e. Wen
bpor ban ii9r bar flor, bar | oe
Soar, ban ien6te til i'm Sgn.n @Gem
ol6rig, at on er en- 6ronifman0",
Iagoe ban, oOGr %b6imo0ig MOI Dis.
ie I~taffels Wenneifer. @sr Dem life
arigen alt for fungi" Og bet bar
anbefalin9er, Der ol0rig fit @n0e,
De belln0ringSpproigite 6oreI9snin-
ger ober agteIie for @ienoom8ret-
ten, Den 9efligbe6, iom ifpl0es Da-
merne, en- bel militpr 9@reslop6og
til 9ru9 for @robrere. 0eri blan-
oe0e ban ogino nogls o~lminoelige
9etragtninger ooer Yolitiffen og
oe 9etingeIier, Der ifuIoe iptteS De
Ooerounone. Seri, nlaa ieg %tiIitan,
Dor ban life forOringsfulo.
nGri9seritotnino o9 intet on6etl
Soa0 Rptte ifuloe ri baoe Of at
toge 6eres 8ro0inier? San man
gre 3DIflano til ct 6runtrig2"
San oiftere6e meo fat Stemme,
og man m9rfeoe, at bans Sr0 onr
gennemtrGngte al ioo rene 5eIeIier
log en- ioo patriotiif Gro, at BET bar
umuIigt life at BLUE opbt rgrt, noar
man b6rte poo bmn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
YrOfeslor s. Wlat3en
2s. December 1Si0-17. SnIi 1910.

Om Brof. Mat5en buiS 0s0 ri
%iorleoen mmelote, ifriDer SIR.
Sgbl al 10. Snli:
UieO Brof. WatIen er en- al Tan
martS betuoeIiaite @Guo aaaet bort
Oerom oil |iiffert blipc enia6eO mn
ueO bans 0eO; ielD 0oOitanOcrne
oil iGnfe aaaroen % aioc llotruf
for Den anerfenOclic, iom iiflert mn
oil bliDC a%lminSeIig
Su al en- isnOermif 9rorr bIeu
afoe0e binIpen irem 40 Den itnSe.
rrnoe Nei al en- rlOrr eroOer ben
At buert @arn ! 9ouOci frnNtc sfn.
lebonsnNainer ~ Maiien on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

angoor. tan BET ii9e5, at bele oct
i10li9e 59onii er ct eneite aalieIt,
itrGffenoe fig oUer 10000 en9eIite
QDo0rotmil. tilitroffeligt til belle
8eroeus alllforiouing / De nnite
1000 alar. Gen oitlige Gel al bette
aulfelt beiiaar 6o0e0iageligt al 2ln-
trocitful, meoens BET oeitIiac 6eitaor
at 6itlmingit &lll. 8ualiteten al
oi8ie aul, oct oare fla Oe 5aarOe
eaer 6leoe, or fortrinlig oa itaor
iulot poa 6eioe meo De be0ite eme.
rifonife % eitrop9iife.
Selp for en- tilfGloia reiienoe er
ailIri95ommeu i6inefalOenoe, iOet
@eien oite itrGffer Jig Ian9s en- 40
ben 9nloore, ligeiom set er ct al.
minoeligt Spn at ie 9snoerne gra-
be allI op ira @eifanten.
&ullene er ielufsl9eIig meaet bill
lige % benDttes oOeralt Iom grenO-
ielSmoteriole. SEQ aulgrnberne er
8riien iaaIe0es fun 60 Ore ron,
men tiger poa @runo al De ilette
Gommlnifationsmioler ret betpOe-
Iiet, alt efter Afitanoen fra 8rltben
8 Sbaniis Sooeoitno, SaiDuanfL
Ser ligaer ret langt fra Winerne,
er griien 4 SIR. til 7 SIR. pr. Con.
Neiten lioe iaa u0breot Iom Sui
lene er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Sern NJ | M G II;

Den fin0es boUeoiagelig i Den eitlige
Del / eanen omfring Bingtingdou
og 2uan 6u. @n itor Gel iorarbei
oes lofalt eaer efsporteres til Ra6o-
prooinierne. @almen5 a0alitet er
BOG life isrite aIasies. ga Den in.
Oeboloer mango Slaffer. Friien Deo
@ruberne er ca. Is SIR. pr. Son.
WGrfeliat nof er ale oe Raamate
rinler, iom ~u0iorores Deo Smtntnin.
gen. lige for Soon0en. nemlia il0.
iait Ger. SonO og 0alfiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
81 nore 5fatte

aul on Sern iorefommer, iom
Iaat, / itarit NGnaOe. men oct fan
uiitnof iiaes. at Der nGppe err ct
eneiie @etnl. iom life I itsrre caer
minOrc Rrnaoc iinoes ! RroDinien
SooIeoes iinOes Der ret tore Sob.
berIeicr ! Saihou 1itrifiet RorO
for T%aIpnoufr elnaIaus iinoes emo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
&ineiiife Sfatte | Sbani=
bjcrgcne.
6uaO aina gemmer / jim Suro.
Gnl til bcle &croen / De nelte
1000 Nnr.

Zen oonife 2egationsiefreter
@reoe y. Notwithstanding, bar
ienot llbenrigsminiiteriet noole in
tere5ionte OpGD8ninger, JON ban
bar mo6entet paa en- Geiie genrem
ben fineiiife grooins 56onit boor
ban traf iamulen me0 ben ioenif-
f60te BrofeSior Ngitrem, ser er an.
lat Jon @inero(og oeo oct ~feiier-
lige llniDerittet i lobuonin. og
5oem De fgl9en0e 0pIg5ninger /
0ooe6iogen ifploes.
&0o0 MI iorit - iremmeit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
gsrlins Belejring.
ct gfinit Of cit uitg gioes eiO.
9(f alpbonie Douoet.


Dl GIT dlorl8 Durtl9 not 1renl for
BAN. san par umetteligl Soer
Dag, naar ieg tom, b6rte ieg ON
en- ny 8ooben0noo.
oSer. 0oftor, Oi bar taget
Qiain5", iaooe Den nnge Bige,
ioet bun fom mig ! Neoe
meo ct bierteiferenoe emil, og ie9
berte EN- hunter Stemme raabe til
mig gennem Deren;
Get gaar fremaol Oct 9aar
iremaol On otte Gage bolOer ri
Snotog / Berlin"
s oct gieblif por Breusierne life
mere emo otte Gage ira Baris. 8i
tpnfte ierlt poo, ON oct life par
be0It at ilptte BAN no paa Sanoet;
men par ban fommen 0eruo, Oiloe
8ilitonoen Der bope ia9t bom bet
belle. % ieg ionOt BAN enOnu alt
for mag, alt for ilpo eiter oct Def.
tige SteO til, at ban flt1oe foo
Sono6eoen at oi0e. 8i beitentte os
oltioa til OF Iooe bam blioe.
Zen Dag, 9eIeirin9en al Earis
begpn0te, par ieo meget 6eOGget, bo
ieg off op til Dem; ieg gif me0 ben.
ne Nngit / @iertet, iom ri aIo ban.
De fooet ue0 at ie Sta0enS Borte
luffeoe og aompen be9pn0te li9e
un6er Murene. SEQ troi Botienten
iiobenOe opreiit i Sengen, iu6lenoe
og itoIt.
..93n oeI", iaooe ban, @nu er BE.
leiringen 6o begpnotl"
Sea ioo f%orbooiet paa BAN.
u0e peo oltioo, Sr. Oberit 3"
Sans Somneoatter Denote Jig mn
moo mig:
aaa bel, 6r. Dottorl Oct er ben
itore 91p6e6l 9%cleiringcn al Berlin
er begpnot."
Sect bun ioaoe bette. traf 6un
G8naoIeu no o. in0 meo Ell roliq,
fottct g}ine.
6oor0on ifuloe ban 6ooc onet
noaet2 aouonerne poo 8ortet funoe
ban life 6are. Oct ulDffeliQe pa.
RI i belle i'm ioraelide, forit0rreoc
9iliiono trn0e bon life ie ....
oft. b1oO ban ioo fra lin 5cnq. Dor
ben enc Si0e al Irilmf6ucn % il
@areliet onfrina BAN en- 6pI Sam.
Iina Sframleri fra BET f6rite Sci
%iero6mme. Der oar Def ififfet til at
pe@oIiae6ol5e bans 6ontoiier: 8or.
trattcr al MaridoGer. S%Iagitpffer,
aonaen al aom ION fife Barn,
Gobberitif Der talte ON 5eire OF
Seirsmiuoer, itore, lti0e aonioaer,
ser bor ooerfplot meO feiierlige 3e.
%Iifpier, Neooiaer, 9ronccfi9urer, en-
Sten ira Ct. 6elenas Slipper UNDER
Ell @ln5fuppel, Winiatlrportrpt
ter, Der ale fremitiQeoe Den iamme
6aiflp0te Came me0 fruiet 3aar
o9 Hare Zine, | 9ul aiole meo
S%finfePrmer og alt bette, Son.
ioaerne, Gongen al Nom, Waridal.
lerne, ben guile Game meo set forte,
beibalieOe 2ib, 0enne forifrueoe
StiDbeo, iom bleO funoen Imuf og
pn0eful0 1910 oet Dar for
ben brooe 0berlt mere emo alt,
bono ri fun0e fortpGe BAN, oct fit
BAN til at fro inn naipt poa gelei.
ringer al Berlin.
Otter ben Gag fnlot De miIitpre
8eD9gelIer os longt lettere. gGt taae
Berlin bar I'M fun en- 8aalmooia-
beosiag.
en9nno inlelem, nanr Den Sam
lie fe6eoe iig for meget. lpite Oi ct
greb for BAN fra bans Ssn, ct op.
oiatet greo natllrGigois, 6a Der life
fom noget ino til Garis, og @ac
WabonS aoiuoant oesuoen lige eff.
ter Slnget peo Seoan bar 6leuen
ienot til ell 5Gitning / 5Diflano.
San De tGnfe Gem oenne unae
Eiaes 5ortuiplelie2
onn fit ingen Giterretninger ira
iin 5aoer: men bum oiOite, ban par
5anae, leo 300, oar iua maaifc. %
Dog par bun mot til Of ln0e hnn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Nbt 9iasSs ira ~5apaumishpnen

meo Risiion9rernc8 tntber % Hiel-
len meo camille. liant en- 5ruppg
Dnsre og GIore Slpnreiere.
Srpft pna lint Barton. StcrreIlt
tfXt4 5ommer. Bris 25 Gents.
SaInSelen al SnotPgten pei Gal.
get eaar til Risiionen.
Tan. 2nib. EHbl. Suxit,
gIair, Re6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

I J6N ~ bl8+f w. - AN~tb
ltloerenoe bpret ioa bel a1oenot.
S ell aloer al fnop "a @ar bleD 80.
iuri0iif aanoioat me0 ct uip00anlig
tint HeInltat, og 3 aar efter fit ban
llnioerIitetets @lllmeoaiQe for en-
&f5an0lin9, Der bar at ben geifaf.
fen5e0, at anioeriitetet itrofs iaa,
at Der bar ct Brofesioremne.
9o 8rofeSfor Solcf ogoe 1870,
bleO Wat5en uoen aonfurrence bans
@~fterfolger iom lnioeriitetslerer /
StntSret.
9ette Brofesior gmbeoe bar af-
o60e beItriot me0 flor Opgtiobeo /
nGiten 10 Gar, o0 iom Sllriit bar
Prof. Wat3en en- al Be Mun0, ser
bar 0onmnrfS Hobn til Spoer /
Ql0lanoet. San par Mfeolern al Sen
permanente8 oI6gift8oomitol / 6oog,
o9 oa GengrGSnin9sip6rgsmaalet /
@lropos nor6Iige @9ne true6e meo
at u6orte til Gonflift meGem Soer-
rig og Norge, 6lep 9rof. Mat3en
0pmon0 / 8ol0giftsfommiSiionen.
O9 bog erl afosoes illrioiife 8irf.
iom6eo n9iten oct minoIte al bans
Qiosoprf.
Gen jnriOiife g~rofesior er fun
fen0t al Suriiter oo Breiter = for
6oen Ban sao Observation-Disclosures
oocereoe airferet = men Bolitife-
rem, 2loitotoren @nt3en er fenot al
oIe, Der / 0e ii6ite 80 9lar bar be-
ifpftiaet fig me6 politiife SpgrgS-
bool.
s 1879 bIeo DC. Meolem ofQonos.
tinget, % / De politiife aompoar
0rog ban 2on0et rlt1ot iom EN- al
De iori9ite og on9tigite 8oG8mpn0
for S6jreS Gag. Son buo0e en- ipr-
Zig @bne til at rioe ltng0ommen
meO; berfor Ipffe0es set BAN at
reiIe en- M9nqOe fonierootiue alu6.
Der, iom BOG otter er folSne iammen
igen, efter at Or9aniiotoren trof Tia
tiI6oae, o9 Ser inoen tilitrpffeIig
oDntiq 4fI6ier mel6te iiq.
@en BET itSrite @nD bar Ser oog
itooet ON Mot8cns 0oon / QnIe0-
ming al bans @rilnoro0sfortolfnin.
ger, Der Dor ct booronoffet 8oripor
for De prooiioriife 5~iuansGooe8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Goa 6ette Funft oiG Mo6itsn0er.
ne ielofafaeIi9 life bic iiq. Sc 0il
life 6eller III 9ioe afoaoe 9let i bans
@ctro9tninaer, men De Dif oi1erfcn-
De ben 9o9tig6eo % o(oris ioi9ten-
De ll%o6oIoeu6eo, 6oormeo 5an for.
iooreoe it stoHopmft
Grof @. bar aqe 0uae ell goo
oonif @ono, % 6erfor loo oaioa set
i~dnoeri1oife Sparasmaol BAN poa
Sinoe. san bar paa Gpis = no.
9ipet f(ere Striosifrifter, 5oori ban
meo megen Strait % 0patigbe0
im6oegaar Sc tgite Suriiter9 5or.
tolfninqer al 0ptontipgr95moolet
% DC oanife Sanoeripoers 6ele1lets.
itiQing.
S Ell 4arrpffe. inotil 6gire5
Sprengning / 1902, par af0g0e
9anOstinget5 6ormano. s De ienere
Aor bar ban poa 8rlno al 5pgoom
bolot Jig itprft til6age, men rloar
ban I'll enfelt Song tog Oroet, bleo
ser almin0elig OpmGrfiombeo / So
len; tbi Mot3en funoe olti0 finoe
ct Yunft, iom olle anOre bapoe ooer.
let, men iom UNDER bans e~nergiife,
flare og Gogiife 9eban0Iing mart
forefom 3il6srerne at ppre So9ens
S%oOeOpunft % egentlige aerne. -
Get bar / innoonne 9ie6liffe, mo
foritoO, at Brof. Mat3en / tine gel.
magts0oae fitnOe blipe oen fonier'
oatioe ungooms beunore6e 5erer.
&foeoe bar Storfors Of 0onne-
brog, 0bm0., Or. inris bonoris
cnlrip oa efstrooroinGr 9lsiesior /
9eieiteret, ligeiom 6an for nplio bar
Rigsrettens NpitformanO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
9psiprtrsntli, Rr. 3.

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