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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
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WIEDEN, S czerwca.

z'ss-A
WIEDEN, S czerwca.
Cesar Franciszek J6zef 1
byl przyjmowany przez lud-
nose Serajewa, stolicy Bosnli
2 niezwyklym entuzyazmem.
Ulice byly przepelnione
1ud.z;n1i, Wszyscy chcie)i zo-
baczyc monarche, kt6ry do
mich poraz pierwszy zawital.
Wojsko ustawione W dw6ch
rzedach 2 ciezka bieda mo-
gio utrzymac porzadek. Bur-
.mistrz miasta ia ozele ]icz-
nych deputacyi vital cesar1a
u wjazdu do lniasta,
M t1tejszych ko1aeh vol
s .agsksoWych somawiaja zyWo los
poru ucznika Hofriehte IRA, ska-
zanego ma 6nnierc przez po-
Wieszenie "a wysy1ke ,,za.
trutych ist6w. Wiekszose
przypuszcza, ze Hof,ichter
ME zostanie ulaskawiOny.
BERLIN, 6 czerwca.
Lista cywilna Wilhelma IL.
jaka pobiera jako kr6l prllski
zostanie podniesiona 10
TOO 600 marek pa 20 milo
n6w. zwolennicy tego pro-
jektu nwzglednjaja przy u.
chwalaniu teyoWniosku wiel.
kie ilowanie kr6la do.
budowaniia wieIkiej ilosci.
;zi,asimk:6w J ich reperowania..
Zamilowanie to Jest produk-
tylWn,e, u, tax dla kraju potrze-
bne, ke trzeba az podnosit
liste kr6lewska.;
Podwyzszenie to Z zostanie
ma dworze 2 przyjemnoscia
|przyjjete, gdyz jak wiadomo
kr6l Wilhelm jest " przY-
krych stosunkach materyal-
nych j musi crderami j ty-
tu1ami hrabskiemi splacac
dlugi u rozmaitych molze-
szowego pochodzenia BAN
kier6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
SALEM Mass Potacv tam


SALEM Mass Potacv tam
tejjsii zsakupiiwszy Cd Bapty-
stow q g. Wspanialy, murcws;any va;
kokcid, z rsdosci Wala ed
rama do wieczora Y wielki
'dzwon m viiezy tegoz kos-
ciola ku l,trapiieniiiiu a l wscie-
kl;loseii wljszyst kich Iniie
s,zkIadc6w okol olicznycl, .l..1.
|niechaj pie p,1I ytanie an1er.yy:s.
ka6scy #seiek kaijl = rodacy
nasi Salem gora i 1li xvi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

CLEVELAND, . 'iEl ]: !, A. Q o. Maryan
Sokol loWski 2 Hoffman ave.
kt6ry straei3 obies rece przy.
piracy v American Steel ,&
Wire { o. otrsymal odszko do
wanie v sunlie 81 2. .DDO. Cie-.
sly mas to. TO d b'ardzo, ze panu
!: Sokol olowskiemu u,ia3o sic pos
zyskae5 tax zDacEne cd dszko-
doWa'anie, .k:t6re zape wni ma
byt na przYszlose .s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
SHA.MOKIN, Pa. Antoni

SlHAA,M'OlKIN, Pa. Antoni
Zmnd mieszkaly na
shelnan ullcy. na P6lku, a
zatrudnio ~ kopalni, gdy'
podczas pracy spotkaf sic 4
3rl nrlieszczes sliHE1a ID lkiaans
v sobate rano, gdly wsk'utsk 4 I,
Wielkieg, 'i''' ), odlamu wegll, kt6.
y padl po stroniie glovy tra-
III " wucho tax - praW,dD-
podobpie takowe stra-
q. lime kodzenia tez po-
dobno odlU6s1. Dr.. Mikolai-
czak ndziels porady ranne-
mu. \. rs.
H;AZlI.ETON. Pa q dzien-
nik6W dowiadujemy sic Il
staraniem Wiet. Ks. r. Au-
sta proboszcza polskiejj para
fiji, zostanie tam h pobudowa-
ma " kr6tkim czasie " srodku
miasta wspaniata szkola pol
ska. gdzie m}od1i pobie-
rae bedzie wyksztaIcenie
take iak v szkolach pu-
blicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

iak RAD zamy6la postapi6,
aby do podo obnej obrazy
prot otestantyzmu niedopusz-
'czat" Interpelacya ia donna
ga sic odwolania poselstwa
niemiec kiego 2 Watykanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
JERSEY CITY, N. ]. Praw.

JERSEY CITY Y, N. ]. Praw.
dziWego szcze6cia " niesz.
czesciu dozBai 29-letni Al
ions Dembowski, zamieszEa-
~ pm. 16l przy ulicy Nor
gan. DemboWski jest luna
tykiem, j ljako TAXI wypsd)
.oknem we Wtorek mad ra-
mem 2 trzeciego pietra. Okno
" sypialni jego bslo otwar-
te. Spadajacego ma dol zoba-
cyl policyant, kt6ry pod
l1i6s} niesz,czesliWego, my
slac, ze wszystkie koscl "
MIN polamane. Tymczasem
bylo zupelnie przeciwnie.
Dembowski ob,ldzl sic do
piero, gdy juz by1 " reku
policyanta, przez co przsstra-
szyl sic nlocno. ,Czy jestes
pot1uczony2 zapYtal Dem
bowski porlsz.ywszy soba
oapQgiadzial Jest zdr6w
Jedna koWoz pol olicyani'tl rate.
lefono oval po a1nbnlans do.
miejskiego szpitala, q gdy ten
przybyl j doktor zbadal Dem
boWskiego przekonano sic,
ze ten ME tylko ME odni6s1s
zadnego uszkodzenia, lecz.
byl zupelnie zdr6w. Ambu-,
lans odjechal q Denlbowskij
poszedl spac.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
MUST OBJECT

Republicans are against removing the capital
from Guthrie, or if it must be moved they are in
favor of taking it to Oklahoma City on condition
it is placed in the heart Of the city about where
the Lee hotel stands or theyaare willing to accept
a million and a half dollar capitol building free if
it is placed where it would be impossible to get a
million and half dollars with which to build it.
They are against putting it five miles from
the heart of the city because the ordinary repubi
can can afford to take fifteen minutes of his
valuable time to 90 to capital building five miles
from the heart of,the city.
We are aware that the ordinary republicans
time is valuable. They are all good fellows and we
like them but if theywould spend half as much
time in. helping put, through the capital bill a
they are spending ia,obiecting to everything the
democrats do or think of!doing, the capitol build.
ing wouldsbe up ina short time, and they would
.haveytme to take fifteen minutes off once a year
after they go to the capital and ride FIVE miles on
the Irterurban to sea eof the most. beautiful
buildings in the west, 's ",
Buttthen what would the boys do, if they
didn't ind fault. They must put their political
talents TO some use .' ."al
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
MuRRAY,S MACHINE

Bin Murray is going TO publish a magazine
a least Eli says he is, and that settles 10 He al
SO says he is going 10 drive the grafters hberines
and rascals out Of politics.
There is one distinguishing mark between
really great men and those whose vanity has been
titilated until they think they are great.
Theman who has been endowed with great
intellect accepts defeat phiosophically. He may
feel that he should have succeeded. and deserved
better fate. but if ne possesses enough sense and
not too fhicTf ego he can see that what has ended
in defeat today may end in victory tomorrow
ffic man who has been pulled up by position
until hefeeis that only the Creator is little wiser
than ne Is sure 20 feel that the world is made up
Of thieves and rascals il they do not accept his
creeds and promote his ambitions. ,a
?, Lincoln accepted defsatfor,the United States
enate at the hands Of The mighty Douglas. but
rising above the clouds. he fought his way to the
White House and Douglas, Douglas his political
foe who had contested his every step towards vic
tory-held the mighty Lincoln's hat while hetook
the oath of office They Mere really great men
true Americans.
Murray is man OF natural ability along some
lines Heis possessed witH ABNORMAL ego and is
indicative to slperative degree. He cannot
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29

bear defeat and to punish an enemy is sweeter
than anything next to victory.
Bill Murray is disappointed man He has
not been. able to make the friends that his work
has deserved, because IN his ego he drives them
away from iiW .ie coins INTO Che magazine
field is evidently to punish those whom he blames
with the defeat of his political ambition.
There is no use being deceived, Bill Murray
has q host Of friends in oklahoma and there is
little doubt but he win make The road mighty
rough for the man who sspire5 10 Office in this
state On tha democratic ticket unless be has re-
ceived the friendship Of the inimitable Bill.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
SOME vicToRlEs or SCIENCE
~e"s IsSsy o~ss PssssSr aalIlAe~s
- Se@ ssvss Frv~ Asv.sss
- plsOWa. ,'

A<Dois paBteay. q wssmeA sAomiaA 4.
0s hAA q ell StAsTs 10 vAsa tha
eivtiissa void today owes its hoaitN
ana its aes0lUts certainty that tAs
reaa spsasmies sf the DAst-ChoIssa
ne plague. ship fewer (smAllpox waa
ccuQuesSS - "a earlier koniusl-
cannot rOeuV. II Il hO who DISCOVERIES
the mieroparasitio origin Of disease.
or the gOrm theory 40 Il is popuIartv
called. upoa which almost the entire
scsenee q preventive medicine n
founded. and which has shown the
way to many Of the greatest triumphs
OF the art Of cure. Il Il a. certain aa
anything can be in the domain Of
what has not actually happened that.
were II not for the development and
practical application of the truths a.
tabiished hy Pasteur tho world today
would be mourning the loss of mil
iions OF men in every country In Eu-
rope and America from the rayaRe.
OF the plague: the loss in money
alone would have been Incalcuiable.
while the paralysis of thought and of
enterprise involved would have halted
human progress for long years TO
come. Cholera would long since have
burst the confines OF Russia and
spread over Europe. and travelling on
ships from Europe in the east and the
Philippines and continental Asia In
the west II would have entered our
land on both coasts with such 70.
suits AZ the statistics Of the past may
suggest to us) and taken its toll OF
those who had withstood OF survivsA
the plaGus.-GOOd Housekeeping
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
SHE ATE WHAT SHE ORDERED
Froze Waiter with Stare When Hs
Started to Explain Menu
French.

A self-possessed young woman
strolled into one OF the larger down
town cafes. She spoke to the waiter
IN that decisive tone which distin-
cuisines the initiated. and glanced over
tne French bill of fare with the non.
chalant air of a Parisienne.
TN have" SIZE began firmly, as she
plunged into the sea OF French dishes.
III ,have-let me see-Oh, yes, I'll
have some bisque tortoni. a Sultana
roll pommes de terre, and little OF
that tromage. And. garcon, you might
as well bring me cup OF coffee"
Inc waiter gasped. He started to
speak but the young woman froze him
win one OF those icy stares peculiar
10 the thoroughly sophisticated.
And the order arrived-two kinds of
ices. boiled potatoes and a piece OF
cheese. But she ate It as II she had
been used to that sort OF diet all her
life.
They say In restaurants. grin rooms
and cafes that it's quite customary for
guests to order boiled eggs and four
varieties of Btewed prunes when they
reaily want roast OF pork and apple
sauce. The young woman's mistake
was not unusual.
nut stiil the head walters ana the
ehsss throw up their hands and with
many gestures and with Q perfectly
5000 Swiss accent declare that the
asar old iang',s du France will never
- stricken from bnl Of fares a. long
- they have q skillet or q rolllax pia
70 Aght the project.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29

Net "Easy" Because Amlakis.
Don't take . man self control 10
lsAieaey.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
By T. G. oELkE. Clerk.

Wsated-A CIR os woman to DO Fer
sral AOaSeWOrk for small fAmily. AP.
ply to Mrs. Reary DsFOrd
FOR RENT n. e o. Williams
property o. Esst uklAhOms Ave. See
W p. HUdsOa. sa.sf
Board and Rooms First class n,eal.
sics rooms. With or without hoard.
N the RHrtls UaIldinR. Wes' Main.
.dtf Mrs C Mule,
Eor SAie-A prir Of we'll Iocnied
lots IN ApSche. Oklahoma Price SITS.
lots 7 ard 8 bloeS "a N f. sun DIV.
Apache. Okla. A stress W. Mu-ici
iII59 North 9th ~ Springfield. III
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
FIRST pub. Nov. 2l. Last puo Dec. 2.
IN COUNTY C)UFr

frst pilO. NOV. u. last puO bec' z.
IN COUNTY C)UET
state of Oklr homa, County Of
Caddo.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested in the estate Of Au.
gustus Adolphus Besl deceased. that
on the 10 dsy of November 1910, j.
Arthur BeaI and Mary l.. Corbett pro.
ducei and filed in the County Court
of the County Of Csddo, and State OF
Oklahoma. an instrument IA writing
puIpOrting to be the last Will ard
Testament of Augustus AdoIphus Beal
deceased. and also filed in said Court
petition praying for tho probate
said Will. and that letters Testam .
tary issued thereon to J. Arthur Btal
and Mary l.. Corbett, the executrix
named In said Will. and that said pc
titiun will be heard at the Court room
In the CIty Of Anadarko, In said
County and State, on Monday the 9TH
day OF December 1910 at the hour Of
9 o'clock q. IN. of said day, when and
where all persons interested can ap.
pear and show csuss. II any they
have, whv the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
In Testimony Whereof. I hsvs
hsreuntO Set ny hand and affixed the
seal Of the County Court OF said Coun
~. this 18th day Of Nov 1910.
Seal s. F. HOLDING.
CouAty Judge.
By T. G. oELKE. Clerk.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
ohm pfaffS Sons
T'F HARDWARE STOREl

Inc great popularity CT the schu-
bert Lady Qu"rtetts is not only their
grand voices. but slsO because they
study to please the people. All their
sncores are either smusing. or ar
tstie srrsnp' ments Of those sweet
o melodies so c.sr TO all Americas
hearts. Hear them at the Open
Houss on D e. II.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
STATES TOMBSTONE
Patriotic indian Rejects OoVsrumsnt
Samples and Buys One 20 Suit
Himself.

On the Navajo reservation great q.
forts were made years ago to induce
ihe Indians TO abandon their custom
uf leavlng the bodies of their dead
above ground. and to adopt the white
peoples system of burial One In
dian agents success. was encouraging,
and arrangements we're made by
which the government should supply
neat headstones. A stock OF them
was laid In. and no sooner had they
arrived when tall Navajo appeared.
He looked at the collection, but grunt-
ed No" to each one. The agent sug.
geSted that. II the red man would In
1icate the special style he wished. II
would bo ordered for him.
Want United States headstone,"
was the laconic response.
The agent was puzzled by this.
What the deuce could the Indian
moan by United States headstone?"
Every effort to ascertain Just what
was in his mind met with the in
variable reply: want United States
headstone."
At last, fearing that the red mans
might result unfavor-
ably to tho scheme for introducing up
to-dats burial methods. the az snt gave
some money To the Indian. bidding
him to go and buy the kind ot grave
stone he liked.
Some times later q party of hunters
came to the agency, They had been
TO the lodge OF the Navajo who had
lost hts squaw. and had seen her
grave. At the head OF II was posted .
ssudy red and white BARRIERS polei
This was the Navajo's idea OF .
United States headstons.~ II was
~ near as he could COMO to . grave
stone bearing the national colors. and
e. he was . very patriotic IndiAa. he
Was content ,.. 'o. r.. a.i.
Tive pwblio GxpSoas Il
The trick OF putting the best fruit
at the top OF the basket u, worked
out" said the phiiosOpAIo grocer. 1T
loosnt fool anybody any more. wsil
leave these baskets just ~ they have
come TO nae. with the little peaches on
top. Honesty 70 the best policy noe.
adAys.-
It was . beautiful theory and q
noblo one.
But the peaches spoiled On his
handA.-Nswark News.
on Being Never Alone.
One tendency OF our time is In the
direction OF too little solitude. We
are Eregarious beyond reason: we do
all things in companies and combina.
tions-in our business. our pleasure
our work. our recreation. Selfish and
,elf-absorbed though we may be. we
re communistic In our occupations
We share everything. except our
,urses. There may be a good side to
his: there Is certainly bad one. Fo'
he result Is that indivldualism de-
cops mainly on the side OF greed and
,rab: otherwise people think and feel
nd toll In troops and battalions.
rhere is an opposite peril In too much
'olitude: II breeds its own selflshness
md It's own morb'ditv Perpetual
loneliness brings madness: too much
Of II, though not perpetual. leads to
and possible Nbsurdities.
4 frequent and close contact with so
ciety Is necessary for ne moral vel
rare OF each individusl Very few
minds, II any. are strong enough TO
beat the strain OF an almost continu-
Gus solitude. Yet this state 10 per.
haps better than that OF being never
s,one,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
For Sale ~ Trade

Nearly new Han mOrd typewriter.
Will trade for second hand wagon.
two horse wagon INQUIRE
" =. Morrison.
Snerif = office
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-29
FARMS To RENT

Three farms to rent for cash.
Inquire OF j. M. Young blood.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-25

lillte pre0e 9reb = bbor er MI Set
iiclte 9rep benne = 11aa, ser ct set
= buao Noffer par Set, ban pil6e pi=
De? Spent / Mlber6en fam I'LL ogiaa
lrle Sc reoielsful0e @%rageteer, oct
So fra0ier op? Moa, her itaar bet
Sc enlfer 0plpsning ont oen iioitc
Notering paa bort primo Merfe,
bportiI hi fam ibare, at Hrilen for
81 ebliffet ct - egenlig foiter 6eu
30 Gents Y11noet, men "TRIP bellere
IS Gents, set fam Sen nGrige 6pr ba=
De goot al at betale. San ituloe /
@rlln0en gibe meget mere 6eu
@reobonoe, for ban er 0um not til
at gaa pao Sen perlte.
Me6 @biagtelle = Oct CT laagr
boarot, at man lfal bore ne6t til
at lfripe Set til Sen l1,lnpne Soil.
ga, iaa er Ser fife mere, .1rs=
fen"
Stcnografen fl1lgte npiagtig Dit-
tatet og omiatte set paa 5fripemalfi-
nen. @pilfet @us ser blep, ba Bre-
bet fom til ln6erifrift, er Def life
banifeligt at foreitille fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-25
fra un0er0er0enen.
6frene for Ntinefataitrofen i Gberrp
ST., bringes up.

Otter / ct Yar Tiger beltemooigt
at bape tGrnpet for. at naa trent til
.oe 1855 eller enonu flere Sig, iom
Sen poelagte ct. SAUL Mine / G9er=
rn ST. giemmer, gjennem Sis og
oeobringeaoe @l9lilte, er &eonings=
mgroene enoelig li0lte llge TONNE
lao plot, at Sc far flum1et bringe II
Sig op til Sperflooen. Set bar 5.
Is. Mopember, at l1lpffen inotraL
% Set De1teoes, at 2igene piloe bore
/ observation-disclosures.
Sill olles Sorbapielie bite Set Jig,
at Sigene bar fuloltnnoig beporeoe
og poa Ell pis Maabe fo%rpanoleoe
til Mlnnier, omtren1 ia1mne Stl<
ltano Joni 2igenc al Sc go1nle So
raoner, Ser ct iunone / @gpptel,s
&pramioer. Nariagen til Bette bar,
at 2i5ene bapoe li9get pao ct tgrt,
par1nt Steo og bap0e. giemnenwaoet
ell Slogs Sprringsproces; 9l,ftell
bar peo 6orieglingeu al Minen Die
ben fl'loltGnoig uoeluffet, og @ar=
men bar poo oette Steo noget beiere
eno @loonarme11.
Stcoet, bpor n1ol, fonbt oisie II
Sig, bar omtrent 175 500 fra @p=
pe0lfaften, / 9. v2ebel". 9lf 2igeres
Stilling fun0e nro,1 lie, at Mnnoene
life bapoe ipgt at ,1ao ino / Sc fjer=
mere 9elc al Minen, nler bop6e
itrGbt efter at TONNE til %l16gangen.
q laa meb Mrmenc itraftc frelnoo
oN Nnligtcrne ne0a0, % Sc er outo=
aelig blepne fpaltc al &uliltcl1, me
aens Sc leb frem moo &opeoifoften.
Ceres &lnoer bar iorbrG>1ote o0 Mn-
ligtcrne loo foriloaeoe al neofaloeu=
Sc Soro % @lippeitpftcr, at Sc finn
ponifcligt fon gjenfjcn0eS.
Sloen raler el1onu / Mtiuen, %
fpr at nao 2igcnc nlaatte Ser bl,ggeS
en- III Smnel cller Sfnft, $50 sos
lang, uoctlom Sen al Sloen angrebne
Gel al Mtner. Ga oenne Sl1nnel
bar fGr6ig, begpnotc man at harri=
fa0ere Sen b%rG,1ocnoc Mine meo &C.
mentmprtel. Terit oo fl1roe Mrbci=
oct mes at bringe 9igene op begun
oes. Mntboriteterue bar melt itemt
for ilet iffe forclpbig at gjpre noget
for at hril1ge 9igcne op al @ineu,
men Sc G'tcrlootes 6amilier, iom
enonu boer / Gberrn forlongte meo
%eltemtbco, at Mrbcj0ct ifilloc /
bpcrt 0alo prppes. @por lpn9c Sci
oil bare, inOen Set lllr far fprtiuttes,
pe6 niger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-25
9riften ,isma peo @trejfbrpoere.
11ll t Der opitob itrafs pol6iomme

i -%E--
9ritten igang peo !streifbrp6ere,
men Der opitoo itrafs poloiomme
l(roligbeoer. Smtrert 5000 Mano
bar neolagt Arbeioet. 5treiferpe
bor angrebet @o9nene meo @tenfal:
oa &epolpere % giort 6oripg paa
at iprG'lge &ogne / 2uften mes Dp
rnnnit, ia enoog prppet at lpncbc e,
al StreifebrDberne.
Gfter al Sanoipnligbeo pil gpor-
peisitreiten meofprc IN General
ltreife for olle Mrbejoerunionerne /
Fbilaoelpbia, ser omfatter ca. 100,
600 @eolemmer. S 8irsoags are
ltereoe Eolitiet s. 8. &ratt, Natio-
nal Srgani5er for Garmenoenes
l(nioner, % iaa mart 6ette bleb be-
iierot, traf. Operpreii6euten TO-,
Ybilaoelpbias l1nioner, Sobn S
Mltrpbp, Torbereoeller for Ell @e=
nerolltrejfe pe6 at foranitalte en-
Mfiteming / iamtIige ltnioner oper
bette Spprgsmaal. Mlle DiotiI tien6=
te &elllltater ,er for @enralitreife.
S Girsbogs forefaIot ser mango
sammenitp0 mellem Streifernc og
&omlpagniets GtreitbrDoere. On
sporpeisitalo blep iprengt / 2ufte'1
peo 9pnamit, bber fIere Menneifer
fom tilifaoe. Gre r,nge Menneifer
bleb l%ipsfarligt iaareoe spe6 uopefs=
ling at Club mellem streifere %
&oliti. 9et pentes, lat ser bill blipe
inofalot Statstropper for at gienop,
rette Sroenen, ga &olitiet life er
iltano til at bol6e 6e 6olfebobe paa
flere Suii10e, ion angriber @ogne=
ne, tilbage.
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Otter 8ogitaoen.

@roslerer Sobnion bar Ell meget
itrifs og, gnapen &erre, og Ser bar
nplten olorig nogen, Ser fltnoe giere
6om tilpas. gn Sag ffielote ban lin
Stenograf &u0en fulo, foroi bun
bopoe opfottet bans Dittat ~urigtigt.
= Seq tunfte. -. jeg mente blot
49,, %itolnn1e6e bun forbirret.
- Set er aloeles ingen, ser lppr<
ger ON @eres Mening, priSieoe Mr.
Sobnlon, Sc bar bare at lfrtpe, bpao
leg tiger Dem, an6et ifal 9e life be-
fpmre 9en1 ON.
Set fprite Brep, Ser lfuloe ifripes,
efter at Trgfenen bapoe faoet Srette=
iutteliel,, fon1 til at lp6e laaleoes:
v@rosierer Smitb! - neb, bbao
er set MI, Sen Soiot beo6er? = @aa,
Set er janbt, ban beooer emit. Sc
%unoerrettes iom sbar paa Ceres
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NH-FE+rG-1E
q pcitre, bebettigeoe eller uberetti,
geoe, lom oct fl,noe fal0e Jig. 81
Observation-Disclosures; ltoor iaa piot
n1a1 fan ie alporlig Sure for at gao
iamme Sci al Iolul1c @rrm0. Sntens
fur sc GlOre % mere taftfuloe Mc0z
lcmmer al Miniltcrict, Ser bar no
genllnoe Die for, bpao ser ipnmer
Jig ior CIT &c9icring, Ser uil boloe
pea Grreigbeoen, troplt mco at
ouffe Jig iclu % Sc mi,tore bcl6ige
&rlleaer for Sc Spuoigbe0er, ser fra
:alle Sioer reguer ueo oper 0em. Get
CT gonife iitfcrt iugen misrmoclics=
ourcig Stilling at bore Miniitcr /
2oumort lu,oer ioooom,c Sorbolo.
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6erre Dire for Serubanerne.

Set CT e., gleoelis @ie1oSsier-
ming, at Sernbmeltatiititen ber /
2anoet piier en- uoprGyet Neo9a''9
/ Mntollet al Sire for Sernbone1,lpf-
ter / Sc liolte Nar. So:
Norene 1907, 1908 oa 1909 ia:
Mntallet al Sc Grebte benboloSpiS
5000, 3,764 ~ 2,791, p9 for til
ffo>efomme / Sc lanlnne Nar 1926
$3.50 % 63,92O. SOM orGbte /
jtore &ataltrofer ueo Samme'lt9o c
Iign. opaiueS for 1907 40, 10
1909 fun 131, % Nntollet At ttllfn=
befpmne pes iaoooune l1lpffer bar
hen1olbspiS 500 % $3.50. Mntal-
let al Snfon1ue hlouot SrUl1n1a1lc=
itabet CT / Sc lullllue to Nur 1prl11n-
ifet meo un1tr. Set halpe, 1,O11 i
1907 mos 500 / 1909. Tnrnlonoen
for sSuterl tote Commerce Commits
fion &11app tillfriper forltjellige @or'
ioger Senne 6remgang / Silltonoen
laaleoes ltnrtere Gfiuaer, ltolig=
ming al 81,rper, Safeguarding al tor
brotte 5tigningcr o1 Torlterfnin4
al 8anelegcmet. Cen tiltoNenoe
Nnoen0elie al 9ob6cltipor % Sno=
fdrcli e al @%lofiyltemct er mooife ems.
MI ]turferc meopirfenoe NarioNer,
pg l1oor Mntollet al Srrnnl1rno, Ser
bar iot 9ipet til / 5je1elteu, or gaaet
faa puaioloenoe iterft neo, ifploeS
oette pnienlig Snofarelien al go
tel1tfoblinger.
Set CT goulfe piit lro9ct ient at
falte @rpn0eu til efter at loo mango
8ern er o%rl1fne0e, oa Sc lteofu10re
Gorbeoringer fuuOe li1e iaa goo
peret tnbfgrte for mango Nor liben.
Weu be6re lent euo nlOrtg.
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Sporoejsftrej6e / p6i(a=
oe(p6io.

S 2eroogs. uobreo EN- @porpejs-
itreife pluoielig og l1pentet / IbiIa-
oelpbio. S iamme 8p bar Ser 5por=
beisitreife for en- Maaneostio iioer1,
nuert ben bleo bepet, i6et Mrbeioerne
% &ompagniet ene6es ON Sorbano=
ling. 5reoag Mften bleb imioIertio
Sorbmolingerne afbrl16t, og 2gr=
bag Sormio6ag afife6igeoe &ompaa.
MET fere &unoreoe Union Mrbeioe,
re, bporefter Streiten itrafs blep er.
flRret. &ompagniet lpgte at boIoe