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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20

from tho group of settlers Crow put
a hand upon his companions arm.
Not yet" said he, 1T isn't time"
James Harris, from the group about
the marshal, rode up to HART and
Crow, and cried:
Give up your arnsl"
He was within few feet Of tho
buggy. Crow laid his hands upon
shotgun before him He raised II de-
liberately; he fired it into Harris
face.
Henderson spun around at the
sound and whipped from his pocket
small caliber revolver. He caught
glimpse of Harris falling from his
horse Then he rode forward with
his revolver, trying TO fire 1t at Crow.
Tho hammer clicked on the cartridge,
but the arm was not discharged.
Hartt started to descend from tho
buggy. AS he leaned over the wheel
Henderson's revolver worked at last
and the bullet struck Hartt In the
abdomen. At the same instant Grow,
from his raised gun, shot Henderson
dead
Crow leaped TO the ground with
revolver In one hand and carrying
other weapons. He was firing rapidly
into the group of settlers. Iver
Kneutson was shot dead before he
could draw his revolver. Daniel
Kelly fell from his horse with three
bullets through his body. Archibald
McGregor. who was armed with only
a penknife, was shot twice through
the breast AS he ran screaming to-
ward pool OF water. Crow at one
hundred and seventy PAGES shot him
In the back. He fell over and lay
still. Crow fired his shotgun, and Ed
ward Haymaker, also uDarmed. fell,
struck In the head. Crow suddenly
doubled forward and lodged past tho
cornor Of the barn toward field of
standing wheat
This made six persons done to
death that morning-on the Southern
Pacific's coTuptly obtained and
wrongly held grant from the public
domain.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
STILL MORE ABOUT
FAMOUS EXCURSION

The following kilograms. which arc
self-explanatory. furnish another chap
ter in connection with the contro-
yerSy that has arisen over the matter
of whether the Wendover excursion
was sought by the members of the
legislature or originated in the minds
of Western Pacific officials,
Salt Lake City, June 10. 1910
E. T. Jefrery. President Western Pa
clfc Railway, 165 Broadway, New
York City. n. Y.
! am unable to locate copy of In
itlal telegram or letter TO YOU during
February, 1909, regarding request OF
Utah Legislature for trip to the salt
beds near Wendoyer. AS i would liko
to be In position TO say, II necessary.
that the trip was arranged upon re-
quest Of that body. IL you can locate
communication from ME to that effect
Will you kindly wire me copy of the
Same2 S. V. DERRAH.
New York. June II. 1910.
S. V. Derrah. Assistant General
Freight Agen, D. & r. G. Ry.. Salt
Lake. Utah.
Message received Our first record
February "a. as follows, Members
Utah legislature request trip over our
line to Wcndovcr Derrah. Benton.
Salt Lake City attorney and Wyche
think advisable run special for them
to Wendover and return What do
you wish done in such case2" On
twenty-fifth ! telegraphed you 10 be
one OF committee TO extend Invitation
with my compliments TO the governor
and both houses of Utah legislature
to make n trip to Wendoyer and re-
turn over Western Pacific My OBJ
ject was to have the governor and
two houses of the Legislature see the
character OF the road We were oulld-
Ing and Its great importance TO utah
and her great commercial center SAT-
Lake City, E. T. JEFfEhH-
RRAn THE ACGIE1ED PAGE
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the z. C. N. I. called a meeting :,

the q. C. N. I. called a mectInv :,
the heavy creditors
Mr.. Parsons. who Ia also presiden,
OF the Utah Association OF Credn
Men, stated afterward that the mo-
ing In no Wise concerned the assooI
alton, but that II was purely MI.
vate meeting at which a purely private
business matter was discussed. "
Fl. SowleS Of tho Salt Lake Hardvars
company, F. C. Richmond of tho ma.
chinery company OF that name, and
about ten othter business men 10 Ire
hardware, machinery and building ma.
terial lines were present.
When the meeting broke up 1t vss
reported that a plan had been agreed
upon which 1t was thought would
result In an adjustment Of the matter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
SOWING SEEDS OF SCANDAL.

exchanges explaining how nsdously scandal
undermines q reputation, says:
Anybody soil the reputation of individual however
pure chaste by ueng suspicion that his enemies will be-
ieve and his friends hear.
puff idle wind take million the seeds Of the
mischief which hubandman
labor undo the floating particles being fine to be
high stopped Such the seeds slander easily
difficult gathered up yet pernicious their
fruits
There is not enough charity in this world That why the
find soil develop firmly
of the conviction that he who scaers gossip instead
helping traduced
happiness for bohmuch happiness particularly for the
per spoken miserable
the Winds
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
EIGHT HOUSES HIT
BY CREDIT kITiNG

Salt Lake. June 2O-Representa-
tives of Salt Lake corporations met
at the Commercial club, and. In Sc.
cret session, discussed a specific case
wherein 1t Is said a large buyer of
hardware, machinery and building
materials In the Salt Lake market
had klted his credit where conditions
were decidedly strained.
1t is said that tho case in point
extended among eight Salt Lake bnsi.
ness concerns, and It was for the
purpose of discussing the situation
that Arthur Parsons, credit man OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
N .vADA WILL
GET FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. June 20
Shortly after midnight this morning
Promoter Ricknrd definitely an.
nounced that the Jeffries-Johnsou
fight will bo held In Nevada. July T.
II leave at 10:40 this morning for
Reno" he said TO the newspaper men
awaiting his announcement
RIckard refused to state in whe.
Nevada city the contest would 90
staged. II Is generally taken To-
granted. however. that Reno will
draw the prize
Rickard said that a number OF
big men" had been working hard 70
help him secure the battle for San
Francisco, but that at midnight they
definitely informed him that there
was no chance OF this city's securing
the match.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
SREl ElIFFS HAVE
Big BAL QUET

SALT LAKE, June 19.-The great
est and most successful convention OF
sheriffs in the history Of the inter
mountain country came to close last
night when the members of the Inter
mountain States Sheriffs association
were the guests of Sheriff John J..
O'Rourke Of Silver Bow county, Mont,
at banquet at Casa ContentIa. The
sberiffs and their wives were tho
guests of the Salt Lake Route yester-
day morning. when they were taken
on a trip to the smelters at Tooelo
and Garfield. returning to Salt Lake
last evening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
DOCTOR DROWNED NEAR
CHICAGO DURING A GALE

Chicago. June 20.-The body OF DR.
L. L. Lusk was found IN the lake OF
Seventy-ffth street today. He ie he.
lieved to have been drowned by the
capslzing OF q email sail boat during
a brief gallo.
kilograms received at the Column
bie Yacht club allayed fers that hHd
been felt for the safety Of yachts
which sailed Saturday on the annual
Michigan City race.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
GOVERNOR FAILS TO
ARRIVE AT GUTHRIE

Guthrie. Okla, June 20.-Federal
Judge Ralph Campbell was unable 10
appear In tho capital removal case In
tho United States circuit court here
this morning because the train on
which he was coming here from Mus.
kogee was derailed near McAlester
Judge Campbell Is expected there this
afternoon.
A large delegatio nof citizens of
Oklahoma City arrived here to attend
the hearing set for this morning at
which Governor Haskell and other
state officers had been cited TO ap-
pear and show cause why federal
Injunction should not be Issued re-
straining them from removing the
capital to Oklahoma City. before 1913
Governor Haskell has not arrived In
Guthrie
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
JUST FOR FUN
When He Asked For Food.

"' NC Tsnoo FoF fooo-
Mayor Maddox OF. Atlanta said at a
recent "shad breakfast"
This glorious weather is bringing
out the flowers and tho trnmDs. mar
tlculfrly the tramps.
"A tramp knocl.:l at a lady's door
the other morning and said.
Lady, ] am staryln'. For tho last
iorty-eight hours not a morsel of food
has passed"
on you poor fellow suId the
,ady' Ny husband has an old pair OF
boots upstairs. Wait and I'll sef
Them for you
The tramp bit his lip.
rardon me. ma'am.' he said
uanehulSi 1 know my chin whiskers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
DOUGHRTY TO GET
OUT ON BAIL

Springfield, Ills, June 20-The mo.
ton OF former Superintendent of Ciy
Schools n G. Dougherty OF Peor'l.
now serving sentence In Joliet peni.
tentiary for forgery and embezzl!ug
school funds, for q writ of admittance
to bail, pending the deciding OF II
appeal to the supreme court. was al.
lowed by the supreme court today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
REPUBLICANS OF MINNESOTA.

St Paul. Juno 20.-The Republican
state convention will meet here TO,
morrow 10 name a full state ticket
For governor, A. f, Eberhardt, the in
cumbent. has no opposition. but there
will be contests In some OF the minor
offices.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20

tr. helping you had manners enough
to say No"
Yes. Sir" said Tommy 81 said
No. several times"
"Ah. you did?"
"Yos. sir. Mrs. Stout kept asking
me II l had enough. Catholic Stand
ard and Times
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
SiIenclna Hubby.

Young Father Tin the futurc)-Great
snakes. Can't you do something to
quiet that baby3 It's eternal sQual-
ing just drives me Wild
Young Mother Calmly to servant)
Marie. bring in my husbands moth
er's phonograph. and put In tho cylln.
der AT Ten Months" / want him
to hear how his voice sounded when
he was young-Now York Weekly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
BETTER PAY FOR
TEIEGRAPHeR

Winnipeg. Man. June 20-It WIS
announced at tho headquarters OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad here tod'v
that the wages of all the telegrapheTs
on the system had been incresed IS
a month Tho minimum wage scale
now Is $50 a month.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
Trustworthy,

Rufus. you old loafer. do you think
It's right to leave your wife at the
washtub. while you pass your time
flshing2"
"Yessah, Jedge; it's all right Nah
wife don't need no watchln. She'll
sholy wuk les as hard as il l was
dab. Boston Transcript.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
COAL AT REDUCED PRICE.

The local coal dealers have been granted reduction 25
storage purposes the reduction holding good
til August 15 and they in offering coal in storage
titles the equal reduction when cash paid
winter there scarcity of COAL which threatened to
become famine and this winter there be shortage
which should be guarded against by those who position to
storing supply during the period cheaper
coal.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
WILL TEDDY COME wEsTq

Sunday the Morning Examiner suggested that exPresdent
Roosevelt be invited visit Ogden The suggestion good
but the the city month ago. the
President invitation to be Ogden either Day
open FOUR-STATE FAIR
reply expected former President has had
attention this invitations which
fore
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
The Thief's Plea,

Magistrate-You are found guilty Of
knocking down the plaintiff and rob
bing him of everything except gold
watch. What have you to say?
Prisoner-Had he gold watch2
misunderstanding
PrIsoner-Then l put in a plea Of
insanity Weekly Telegram.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
The Oeacon'a Parable

A Self-conscious and egotistical
young clergyman was supplying tho
pulpit of a country church. After the
service he asked one Of the deacons
a grlzzied, plain-sRoken man, what
he thought OF his morning effort
WAL answered the old man.
slowly, I'll tell ye In a kind OF par
able l remember Tunk Weather
bees fust deer hunt, whom he was
green. He follered the deer's tracks
all right. but he followed EN- all day
in the wrong direction. Tho House
keeper.
When Tommy Told the Truth.
So said Tommy's father. you
took dinner at Willie Stout's house
today. l hope when 1t came TO ak.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
HIGH PRICES

The highest prices paid for live
or dressed poultry. Ogden Fish &
Poultry company. 1886 Waehington.-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20

Is gettin long, but none the less |
alnt no goatl "-Louisvllle Times.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
Juvenile Depravlty.

Tommy-Td like TO have you come
an join our Sunday school class.
Little Clarence don't know about
going to Sunday school; I am not suro
that l believe In the Immortality Of
the soul.
Tommy-Why, durn your hide, you
don't have to believe In the immor-
tality OF the souli-Chlcago Tribune.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
Restraint.

so you think woman has a sense
Of humor"
YES" replied Miss Cayenne, But
she has Schooled herself TO suppress
it. Common politeness forbids wo-
man TO langh every time her husband
says or does something ridiculous. =
Washington Star
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
Too Conspicuous.

He-My dear. don't want YOU to
again.
She Qndifferently)-Whats the
matter with lt?"
He-Er. Well. Paddlngton camo up
to me and said. Il can see your
wife's back from P@isn'-Chicago
News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
A Rare Dinner.

A preacher was invited to take din
ner with q Lebanon family several
days ago. AS they were leaving the
dining room after the meal. the good
man turned to the hostess and said:
Sister. l rarely get such good din
ner."
Before she could reply, Johnny
piped up; Same here."-Kansas City
Journal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
@pcrises @eianot reiiencrer.

Set for paft megen 0pligt, al
Sbert9es @elan0t til Sc 6oreneoe
Stater @erman 2agercral1t5 er ble=
ben ttlbagefal0et, og Ser bar ngret
fremiot o6ifillige @ietntnger on
@run6en til bette, ga fan bar an;eI
for en- 6pgtig 0iplomat meo itor
@bne til at giere Jig afbol0t. Mor
mente fprlt, at set lfpl0tes en- Salt
bun bap6e bol0t be6 en- feitlig Sci
li9be6, / boilfen ban 1ful0e babe u0:
talt Jig noget for frit ON amerifan'
lfe 6orbol6, men BET er MI oplpit
at ian er blepen tilbagefal6t efte7
lit eget 9nife, for6i Spboloet
@aibington blep bam for foitbart
&an er NOT en- rig Man6, men &epre
entations-uogiftern bleb bam ool
for 1tore, iaa meget mere iom ,ba1
bar en- meget flor 86rneflof. @an!
2en, $4,000 aarlig, forilog neppy
til mere ems &usleien / @aibington
og 6e itore Setter ban maatte bolo
gior6e ct for 6pbt Sfoar / bans pri
bate Mi6Ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

Nsiis Beatrice @jcrticn, ser / Cont
nler far opbo10t Jig / 6eriebeipg hos
tine 6orelore, Mopofot og Mrs. &en=
~ S. @iertlen, reilte iaftes tilboge
til @eimar, Socbieu=G obltrg, bpor
bun befle0er Stillingen iom &rima=
Donna pe0 Speraer1 / ct fleraarigt
Engagement. Sirs0og @ften blep
@eiis @jertien bpl0et peo en- 6elt /
Soin GLIB, bpor en- flor &re6s al
@crrer og Gamer tog MfifeO mes
ben0e beo en- til benoes 9gre arrar=
geret ltilful0 &eception, og bpor
0iiis @jertien gleoe0e 9eltagerne
n1eo Ell Meffe Songe; ben0es progt=
fl1loe Stemme begejitreoe Si(bp=
rerlte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
=. &rofesiur 9. g. @urmiDlo, Gram

!, &rofesiur q. g. &ormiDlb, @ranl
&iclu Gplle9e, Des Moines, Sa., pil
f~erltfommen6e Sgn6ag Mften ST. s
boloe ct S 6rog / g t,
s e 0ers oon fe e b.
Tut +. 6 t e, 9. Street og
20. Mpe. g. Mlle Danife / Spil-
lingbperne og Smegn in0bpoes til 1T
operbere Tore0raget. H~rofeSlor
9orniplo fomu1er fra Hocific- &plten,
bpor Fan iammen me0 6oritonOer
Nor6entoft og Baltor S. 90. @regct=
len bar truffet Sr0ning m. $ t. sen
npe 6anlfe &oloni / @oro=GoIifor=
mia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
5shprminp. muh.

NrGeiostio, for Torhlto moo 9prre,
arbeioe / Git. Of Columbia og Ser
ritprierle, fpr Sopcn ON Mcgl1lering
al Sprrr1gltpfers transport pao
Sernballer, nlrn ialoo ut ser betales
Milepenge til &pngrc5mun0, ser for
bltper / Mulbington mellem Somlin=
aerl1e GO in1no 6orpgelie al &pngreS=
nunos 9pu.
@cso bor: Mpofouoioot, Mr.
SEER, ullguor, ler man at bul1 fat
l1erut in1o ale Uorl lag ON ligelig
@elfotrnlg al Sernbanec)el1Dpmim oO
ct Norl laJ OH at tilloOe Stutens
&ulgerc at lten1nle ON en- &onl titu=
tion5pnoring for ligelig 8elfatning,
in1oo Spbupelie al ipecielle Serbia
necbarters, in1no en- 6orbpielie al
lpeeiiice Sfotter poo Ser,1bone> Sele-
graz +, Selei on oa grpreiS=&on1pog=
nier, inlpo 2opel1, Ser fprbinOrer
GorfolIf1lil1ger peo &1tnltintpr, imo0
2npen, ser tillooer @orgere at eic
@elDS11ingsonlug pg Sporpeje, og
bon Ite!nte life for 9ppen ON Meg11=
lering al &pil1oers og Sprns Mrbej=
Sc og 2open ON @%eifpttelie al Sill
mine=s(rhejoere. San lten1te ligele=
0es imoo at tillooe @opne County at
npminere &pngres=&an0iouter per
0irefte Mflte1nning eller at baoe Eri=
%merpolg, % par life tillteoe pco Mf=
1temningen ON Stots Hrimurpalg
San itemte for 6orbpielie al 29nne>
for &ongresman0 og n1o0tog Seto:
ling for 106 Cages &ongresarbeioe
meoens bon finn 6op0c oeltoget
&ongresor6ejoet / 81 Gage.
@pilfe al oi5ie to Meno oil re
prnl %e11tere Sen ppre @nlpp feE} It
@pem CT Sen pirfclige 6ren}fribts
man0, og bueru oen reoftiol1nre:
@pilfen al oem taller for 6olfets ST!
teresier pg bor oltio ltent for Gent;
Sore l%fanOinauiife 9rl ere oil bnu
let pe0 at afgipre oette, og Be I'll
femme / @cnbol0 BERTH pe0-Eril1rr
polget 5. 6. September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
Ierc Dafota.

- Mrbei0et paa Great Nortbern
9anens npe 2inie mellem Sarge og
Minot er til6els ltan0let al Mangel
paa Mrbeiosfolf. &ontroftgrernc
paol toar Set par l1muligt at beboloe
@rbei0ere, ga Sc frilte6es nte0 bpjere
2pn bos 6arn1erne / Smegrem bpor=
for Ser berefter fun pil orbei0es
mes Sc ltore Damplfople. Mun ben
ter neite Toroar at fao iao mango
Soft, at Mrbei0et fan blipe 0repet
me0 ltprre &roft. Omtrent to Ste:
bie0ele al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e,
feroi9t og Meolngning al Sfinne1
er begpnbt bit for Surrep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

&ungresEluno -. Gin SJoltns, Ser
1i0en 1902 bar repr:rleutsrct -.
Micbieuu Silt:it1 / &ounrcs Gu, CT
Ell Jeff MADE" Muuo, scr 1iclncm
ct ltre1gt og neutrality-suspicious. slr=
heloe CT laoet trent til Ell ircnrnuell=
Sc Stillinl i T%prbun>ets l~pp9ncioe
Sprlouling. @an hlep fpot al fotti=
&c Vprrlore / 9tem Dnrf Stot pg
begpnotc 9ipct mcb at bjulpc lin So
Der | Sncoferhuunouprfet. &ul1s
,9el6re0 iuigteoc, % bon maottc ipgc
afuoeniif llnonm1elit. Otter at hupe
ppnuoet en- 'anoan fpW hn1 til Mt=
cblgau % ite0 Der fra at urrc &cier
i Ell Minc iii Ben cav 6etrpeHc Mott
efter Sen ul1Ocn, inotil hon / 1879
bol9tcS til SeN@islatllren. / 1856,
efter at bane fuuet iltriSilf ltonumnel=
7e, til Goulltp Nttur11cp, OF / 1902
til &nngrcsn1un0. Ser 6or hun tilt
Zig lpnn eli ottip 9pp9iuer, Ser trofalt
bar ltottet Gpp'erelt5 % Soft5 Hpli=
tit / alt. hpuO ser peorprcr Urcnl=
ifri0t, pg ga Fan er rigt uoIturet ira
Nutl1rel1S @aano. oil Ser ligue en-
lana on npttiu Nrhei0s0ua for Gull1.
Gn 2orgioers &cfpro / Sen Ior=
1nnling, al bnilfen bon CT Meblem,
er Mualeltpffen fpr bol1s Sieneit=
opgtigbeO. Geh at gjennen1aoo Mr.
Ool1ngs Meforo timber hi, at bol1 1or
1ten1t for opnen ON rem Tpoe pg Mc=
Diciner, for ltopioelie al Giril Ser.
pice, for llowinelie al &o10clsmori:
men, for Sernbmne=9 ppginninge11
for &nnierpotim al Sfnne, Go,10:
froft, Sill % Nosfotlono fpr Sol
fet, ioo Set life lflrloe ppi llges q
&orpprotioner. for Epltlporetonfer
for eGnoring al @,rictS Torretnings
oroen, for &ioGinipcftion, for at it'll
le Selegraf= og Selefon=&on1pognie'
UNDER S11terltutS @onbelSlouer1, 10.
9lrbejosgiperes s(nlporliQbeoslop
&etning al Gritot1ping til tilifooefou1
ne Nr6ejoere. Snoifrenfning q
acknowledgements og5elegrniilter
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u&cmcmbcr tic r@aine"."

Hrelioent Gaft bar facet forelogt
en- &lan til Scouting al set / &aba=
mas @opn for 10 Mar li0en p6elogte
&rigsifib uMainc", bportil &ongres=
len / ii0lte 5omling bepilgeoe en-
itgrre Gum. 8lar1en er uoorbeibet
al Ell Seem Oorf S1genier, Sobn
O'9foufe og gaor u0 poa at bepe
Sraget pes %pnelrmatilfe Staolcplin=
.6re og @taolfabler. Ser ifal bpgges
Yeleberfter 90 500 ira bper SIDE
af Sfibet, og mellem oisie og @ro~
get ifal Sc pneumotiife Gplinore ien=
fes til en- 9pb6e al 10 500 UNDER
Sfibet. 9erefter ifal &ablerne feres
UNDER Stibet og @plinorene, meo en-
Mfitan6 af 4 SOB mellem boem, og
@raget fommer iaole6es til at ligge
/ en- &engeiele, iom bitter bepet
mee flor 6oriigtig6e6. &aa 6en
Mao6e bill 5fibet funne bebes u6en
at Ser fer 11oget JONI belit 8ruo poo
oct, og alt, bpa0 ser fan piie, bpor-
le6es l1lpffer pe0 Sprengmingen ct
ifet, bill 81 fomme for 2plet. Com
6efien6t er Ser life fremfommet fire
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