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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27
WHY HE LEFT.

[Iowa City Republican,
The law school of the University OF
Iowa has lost some Of last years
students. A young man in the fresh
man class of last year met Repubn-
can representative yesterday. and
commenced to roast the school from
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT

A determined but unsuccessful effort
was made to lynch negro near York.
Pa, few days ago. Evidence is
plentiful that the disposition 10 lynch
is as strong in Pennsylvania as it is
anywhere. but the aptitude is of a low
order.-Columbia, Is. CO State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

"A number of the big packers have
been indicted" observes the Ida Grove
Pioneer and during the next few
months the public will be given a
demonstration of how man with
plenty Of money can crawl out of a
mighty tight hole without losing his
hide "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

MANY would like TO see Prexy Will
son elected governor OF New Jersey
lust 70 show that college professors
really amount 10 something.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

Well. II 1t is true, as near biologists
assert that the horse has less gump-
ton than any other domestic animal,
horse sense becomes a nature fake
India napolis Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

Chtpmunks are growing longer fur in
anticipation of very cold winter. but
Joe Cannon's bunch OF spinach stands
pat.-Pittsburg Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

Mr.. Robert Winthrop Chanler spent
$685. on clothes during his broef court
ship. and II Is understood that shes
going TO let him keep them.-Ohio
State journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27

II never rains but it pours. After
all itS hard luck. the republican party
must pu, up with Colonel Bryan
statement that he won't run again in
ls12.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-27
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.


council IS thinking of making every
drinking man take out license the
Cedar Rapids Republican says: THAT
would be something unique. 1t would
protect the saloon keeper They could
sell to a man with a license without
fear Perhaps that is the object of the
matter-to protect the saloon keepers
In the end 1t is more than likely that
the vote will be much more satisfac-
tory from a party standpoint than any
body is now predicting" says the Des
Moines Register and Leader. The in
tiividual voter will find that while he
is confident that thousands of others
will not support the ticket he. himself.
has no reason for voting for anybody
but the nominees"
"I'ndoubtedly Mr. Taft intended to
help Tawney but he did not know how.
and Tawney is the sufferer" says the
Nevada Representative, We are afraid
tha, there will be lot more good re-
publicans little later on 10 suffer
from the same intention"
With six Gayoways Mt Vernon
would become the leading mail order
center Of the country. With a half
dozen Marshs Mt Vernon could be-
come the leading manufacturing cen
( ter" declares the Mt. Vernon Record.
The Dubuque Telegra pm Herald says
il is not in order TO charge Mr.. Bryan
with ingratitude because of his refusal
to support Mr.. Dahlnan. 1t is never
ingratitude to friends" the Telegra phi
Herald continues. when one declines
TO support another because differing
from him in his view of a principle. To
agree with him would be disloyalty 70
principle. and principle rises above all
the other considerat tons Of life in the
conscience Of the honora BILE man"
"A number Of the big packers have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

Tn ev are drilled to act and think quickly In making useful trinkets. Ana their handiwork is noticeable ana known all over the state. The school houses and homes are remarkable Tor their tidiness and the entire surround 1 ings are sufficient to drill into the youth of north Georgia desire for pleasant environment and lVe Tor | the simple and beautiful.
 l Every year at the Berry school tho founder of this institution drills her proteges in a scholastic presentation | that Is almost made a fete day by the Romans. And from Atlanta such
 men as Mayor Maddox and J. K. Orr | visit the place to encourage Miss Berry
 and to witness the transformations that have taken place under her guidance during the twelvemonth.
 | In Rome and environs are to be found a number of young men who have been reincarnated from uncouth country lads | to well tutored young men fully compc-
 tent to battle with life's problems with out the handicaps that come in battal-
 ions from lack of education.
 How Roosevelt Was Interested The initial meeting of Miss Berry with | her warm admirer and friend, Colonel | Roosevelt, Is an interesting episode bear | ing marks of her extreme enthusiasm in her work and the admirable trait of Col onel Roosevelt, which is love for those
 who are struggling.
 | Her story as told runs like this
 "The school always wants money. We
 wish 1t now. I cannot imagine time
 when we will not need 1t, for with more money comes expansion and with expan-
 sion more channels of expenditures. "At the particular time that I met Col | onel Roosevelt we needed money badly
 I went to several places and was unsuc- | l.. 1~n Af | ton I, decided to appeal to the President
 wanted no money from him, but his in f1uence. I successfully arranged an in | terview and was shown into his private
 office I determined to make good ust | of the precious few minutes and talked | like a character in a Chambers novel | He listened attentively and although sey-
 eral distinguished men were waiting the
 termination of our interview. he would
 not be interrupted. Finally his keen mind penetrated my wants and he said:
 You must tell that to Mrs. Roosevelt,
 Miss Berry. will give dinner tonight
 cannot give you money. but l can give
 you my influence"
 'sThe dinner was arranged" continued | Miss Berry.
 | And the almost dreamlike moments | when I told that distinguished company | of my struggles and wishes are past re- call The result was that the President | and Mrs Roosevelt established endowed | schola rships. Others clipped in ana l
 was delighted. The visit to the White | House at that time was made on street
 car. When I started to leave the butler
 asked the number of my carriage and l | told him 1t awaited me on the next cor ner. However, 1t was a street car that
 I entered and was whisked to my Tooms. | The work that Miss Berry is carrying on is very good. Her example can well | be followed in this state. where, as the educators will tell you, are many bright
 country boys who If cultivated would
 perhaps develop into young men Of prom ise and men of strong leadership.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
FOR RENT-NOW
NORTHSIDT.

NORTHsIDE. S12 .50-Commodious barn rear 2212 9th
 s50--Store. corner Park and 18th s25-Room 30x60, Potter building, third floor.
 s35-5 rooms and furnace, 1l01 North 18th avenue. slF t3'
 ss5-7 rooms, modern. corner, 14oo North 18th avenue; will be ready by October 15 $32.5o-7 rooms, 1224 Fountain avenue. $30-6 rooms. 1909 Ina street. sOUTHsIDE.
 s3o-7 rooms 1716 12th avenue.
 $40-S rooms, 17OS 12th avenue $30-8 rooms, 1928 18th avenue.
 $4o-s rooms, 1924 12th avenue. | 27.5o-7 rooms. 1114 Sylvan avenue. WEST END. | xS.5o-e rooms, 1880 Sd avenue $1S-5 rooms, corner Tuscaloosa avenue and Poplar street. | s15-5 rooms, 1006 3d avenue s11-4 rooms, Sd avenue, between Vine and Pearl. wOODLAwN. $20--6 rooms, 120 52d street. S30-S rooms, 6316 1st avenue. $oO-6 rooms, 5042 3d avenue. north. 325-8 rooms, coll 1st avenue.
 s20-7 rooms, 633O 2d avenue, south. $30-8 rooms, 6316 1st avenue. I have number of nice homes for rent in East Lake and North Brming- ham JOHN B. BETHEA, Real Estate and Insurance, 29o 1st Ave. Bell 3es, Peoples 1o7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Answers to Correspondents I1,~a

From JuQBos IlDThry.
 Paterfamilias.-Your case Is a hard one. but not uncommon. If your son is so
 much larger than you are. it will, of
 course, be impossible for you to have your clothes cut down for him. About lsthe only thing we can suggest Is that Eyou see if you can't have them cut up for him.
 Jilted-We have no copy of the laws re- Iating to your case at hand, but we feel safe in saying that the only things you can recover are the material things you have given her from time to time. such as the engagement ring, point lace ran or some other object of virtu. We do not think you could recover damages in l a suit for 5000 pounds of caramels, 25o miles of buggy rides and "A worth or | soda water. These are likely to prove | a dead loss
 sufferer.-You ask. 'Is there any really directive way to keep ones neighbors' chickens out of one's garden?' There is' Grab the chickens by the neck ana serve them for Sundays breakfast broiled Tn butter They will not return again. Amateur Farmer.-You have our sym pathy. but we cannot help you. You ask ,,s what we do with our potato bugs, and we are forced to confess to you tnat we have none. We buy our potatoes mashed, and only at frst-class restau-
 rants, where there are no premiums or the kind you mention
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Just One More kiss

From Judges Liprary'
 A pious old citizen Of utica went 'c the train the other day with ms oaush ter who was leaving for college. Be- curing her a seat in the car, he passed out and went around to the car win dow to say a parting word. While he was passing out the daughter left her seat to speak to girl friend in the rear of the car, and at the same time a grim old maid slipped into the vacated seat and moved up to the window.
 Unaware of the important change the old man hurriedly put his head up to the window and said' one more sweet kiss, pet"
 Tn another instant the point of a cotton umbrella was thrust from the window. followed by the wrathful in function, Seat, you gray-headed wretch"
 He seated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

Real Estate and Insurance, 2120 1st A,
 Bell 36S Peoples 107.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

For Sale-Fine manufactur- ing site near new railroad yards a2 Thomas. Four railroads, street car, abundance of water. Gan be bought cheap.
 LOUIS V. CLARK & CO.,,
 Fourth Ave. and 20th St. Phones 607.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Room On the
 Rope for Every Hand

If there is city in the world which offers more inspira ton for united effort than Birmingham does do not know where 1t IS. Here the great king steel making and coal mining taking care of themselves furnishing sustenance while leaving free devote energies to commercial development the fostering of manufactures which not dependent upon and steel Thus have the opportunity and the to make this the most evenly builtup city in the country city but ressed against all phases of reaction strong in all things which stand for permanent prosperity.
 And right now, while Birmingham is under the impetus of the bulletin let us all take hold of the and give ham for all that's made in Birmngham' and every word of it meant and obeyed Ye there the rope for every hand Mind that who have been thinking T have no pu. Your weight will count, and need it. So swing on brother; swing on!
 The work in Norwood has another week of results behind 1t. Norwood is lon time by the card in our cab
 Birmingham Realty Co.
 2118 First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Farm Bargains in the Famous Cullman County Strawberry and Fruit Section.

80 acres in tract situated two and one half miles from small town on the Louisville and Nashville between Bir- mingham and Decatur; one large new house conveniently arranged for a country dwelling; one large barn, five acres in orchard of apples, pears, peaches, etc.. two acres vineyard, nice strawberry patch; 50 acres of this land is fenced with new wire which makes fine pasture 40 acres is now in cul- tfvation and all can be cultivated; there are two small creeks on the place, ono we'll and one spring; this Is bar gain and will only be on the market 8 few days; will sell cheap for cash; would trade for Birmingham property. 19e acres in tract two and one-half miles from Louisville and Nashville, three quarters mile from school and church; 75 acres in cultivation; 4-room house; good barn; six springs, two wells. wire fence around pasture; price, $2200.
 We have large list of farms and other property that will sell cheap for cash or exchange for Birmingham property. Cullman County Real Estate
 and Insurance Company,
 Hanceville, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

MCCONNELL 6 BRAXTON, Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans.
 2107 Third Ave-, Phones S16.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

og iaa anbenOe Bengene pao oe
Dngre og mere baa6efuloe 8ilfeloe.
- S @bicago er man BOG ioa men-
neifelig, at fremra9en0e Gepreien-
tonter for airfen og 9pens gm-
beOsmen0 / Senoags forene0e Iig
ON at neOlegee 8roteit imoo oenne
Or. 9orters 9lnIfuelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
8anerne table, oe
5noianernp panot

Spofone, @aib., IS. San. 0ortb-
ern gacifc Sern6anefompa9ni bar
tubt fore Soroareoler, 160,975
glcre5 poa Dofima Snoian- 9ieier-
oation 0onmer GoporO S.86ition
bar nplig afiagt en- DOM boorpeo
bette rige 2anOonraaoe, iom meo
aongresiens 8ebiQing / 1887 bIeo
operoraget nepnte Sernbanefompag.
nj, after er goaet ooer pao Sn0ia-
nernes Spnoer. Dette 2ono er ppro
ober $2,000,000 og er eenoilnoet for
SSn0ionerne peo Sagsanlpg af bort
2on0s 9iegering. 9ommen er al
ubpre 9iGffebio0e. oe bois BEN BIZ
Der itaofeItet al De 5oreueoe Sta
ters Seieiteret, til boilfen 0omitol
Sagen MI er oppeleret, moa en- M
2o0trpfning ioretages poa al Sor0,
Der bar tilbsrt og tilberer eSnoia-
nerneS Heiernotioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Strens ginter for Isuarenc.

9eaopooo, @. O., tS. San. -
Der berettes ON tore Sab af apGg
og 5oor unoer oct uipopanliae geir,
man bor baft paa oisie Gane g(ar.
W1en ben nGrfeliglte 9eretning fonls
mer fra Golonp, @poy life langt
ira Spo Dafotas @rpnie. Der er
ell @andmono peo gaapn Slider, iom
6ao0e $500 Snor | nomGrfet Sob,
oa Den itrerge @inter begpnote 0a
ban M for ierIte, Sang filnbe nao
Dem, bar Der finn 1000 tilbogc, 300
of oisie bopoe miltet al lllo, ionl
om nogen baooe flippet Dem. De an.
Der 5oor bar nenllig bleDet iaa
raienoe al Sult, at De ooO llloen al
Tpgaen poo <oem. Disie 5onr, ioni
ioaleoes bapoe miltet oeres Bans,
bill innoipnliopis os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Peltene foran
port 2lrthur.
Gt Monnment for DC falone.

Wle0 itor SeitioeligbeO bor So.
panerne for fort 8io iioen / Bort
glrtbur nfIlsret ct 0ionument til
Winoe ON oe Sniinoer al topre So
panere, Der 9an1pen ON ben fienot-
lige 5nltning ofreoe oeres 2io for
59orelanoet.
Wfonnmentet, Ser b9oer lig ober
oct beremte Bebiuihon-5ort, be-
rer geaonet oSpocbn-to", 6pilfet be,
tp0er o3roifabens Wfinoetaorn"
Oct bar foitet Sapanerne ca $780,
900. og oct Snore 6ar General
geoei og 9lOmirol 5oeo neolagt
egenbGnoigt ifreone 0ofumenter,
Der aiper nsiagtige Splpsninger ON
Sollet poa De foran Bort 9lrtbnr
falone iopanife arigere; oct er 90
86t Wono of 2onob9ren og 1858
al 8laaoens Manoifob
8e0 9[filsringen bolOt General
Rogi og 9lomiral Sogo Soler, og
begge frenbppeoe meo 9ellnoring
Oen Offeroiaiebeo og @leoe, 6por.
meo Sopanerne bar gaaet / 90oen
for oeres 8e6relono. Sra 2oro
3itdener inotraf Der unoer ;seiten
ct Spmpatbi Telegram.
efter iopanIf 5fif pof 9lfiIg-
rings.Ssitibeliobe6en forbun6et meo
Ell Saoefeit, ser IlutteOe meo ct
0al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
; tenslano oo
P,rnine benaaoes

Chicago, 20. San. - Banl 8.
Stenslano, tiolieere 6ormnno for
Milnaufee gloenne Statsbanf. og
Senrp 8. Serin9, tioIigere aos-
ierer oeo iamme 9nnf, fit Dag
2op at lutte oeres 5engieIstermin.
Wian bill min0es, at StensIano
flp9teoe oper gltlanterbobet og fano.
tes omiioer / 9angier, Woroffo,
bborfro ban fsrtes tilbaae til Chico
90 og mo6tog i'm Dom for at baoe
foreot oper Ell Million Collars al
0onfens Dfioler. Oct bar 3. Sept.
1906, at Stenslnno blep arreIteret.
Serin9 obergno is fripillig. De bar
MI tilbrogt 8 9Ior og 3 Maoneoer
9oosfpngsIet | Solicit, ST., og
.goaro Of Yaroons" mente mi, al
oe bapoe ionet tilitr9ffelig for >eres
0rsoe.
Neo Silgift for goo OpisrieI
regneoes oeres 8io for 4 Mar, G
Moaneoer og s Dage. Deres Dom
LOO pao goosfengiel fra 1 til 10
gor. ogooro Of Baroons" tog
9etraetning, at be TO MRnos 9rs-
oe p9ientIig beitoo l. at oe bopoe
forisgt at ifiiile gonfens ltnoerba-
lance, meoens oe ileb for at fri
9anfen no al fine 8nnifeIiobeoer.
Dette tiliommen meo oeres gooe Op-
fsriel tsrte til oeres 2sslaoelie M,
StensInno er mart SO @ar.
Stenslono - Sering - Morie
- Wolsbi 0isie Inone ltoar iom
9[oparIel moo at ioraribe iig pao
betroe6e Mioler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
8lanOeOe Meooelelier.

Senntet bar beoilget $4,000 til
oe iorulDffeoes efterIaote Gberrp.
6orIlaget, iom blep fremiot al &c.
notor Surburg6, neotoges eniteni.
mig. Oct beoilgeoe 9elsb ifal 10.
oeles blnnot oe tr9ngenoe al Sta.
tens g[ominiltration.
Gen brittle Hegering / Snoien
bar nDlig gennelngaaet en- alarme.
renoe ariie, og for at berolige oen
inofsote 8efolfning bor oen tilitaaet
oenne ct forbolospiS liberalt Selb-
itpre, iom fog fin gegpnoelie meo
oct me 9lor. Den eneelife gice.
rop uotaler jim anrlige 9eret-
ming Soab ON, at oe tilitaaeoe Get.
tigbeber oil blibe brugt Iopalt og
meo gis6om.
Briniesie Gkmentine ifal giiteS.
- griisiel, 10. San. - n@a8ette"
beretter, at @ifternoalet mellem
griniesic Glementine, Song Geo.
polos bnaite 0atter, og Brins Sic.
for 0opoleon pil finoe Steo ON
iaa Moaneoer. g(Qereoe | 1905
bar bette @iftermnol poa Gale. men
Song 2eopolo bar imoO bet, og |
nogen Sio bor Briniesien 5ange
poa SIottet. 9rins @ictor er en-
8ptter af Song gictor emanuel.
Oct er ip9rt buoo oe lproe Ser.
rer 8roiesiorer ueo nogle al bore
melt bergmte llniperiifeter fan fin
Sc poo. Gn Or. @iaiom g. Bor-
ter, 9rofesior 6piiologi Oeo Sor-
paro llnioeriitet, bar nDlig notalt,
at man pore ltsrre og minore gDer
ber here op meo at piie gnrnt-
biertig6eo ino0 gnrnle oa legenli9
iuoge Menneifer og labe oem %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21

boori Opiter 9op, bans SienL er
beliggenoe. 90 man paaitaar ui-
Oere, at 9fooienelt iniiiterer poo, at
ON ban ifaI Iaoe Jig title, ina ifnl
oct Oere meo ben 6oritaaeIie, at
ban oil bliOe oalgt til Speafer-89r.
oiebeoen. 9fepreientant 8m. 8.
Goofs Ifal pere uiQi9 til at treoe til
SiOe for 9fooieoelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Statsforilaeet peotaeet.

@oibington, Q. g., IS. San. :
5or treble Sang oeotoe 9iepreien-
tant6iiet Soar 5orilaeet ON 9ieip
Mericos og 9lri8onuS Op1pieIie til
Stater. GSoriloget bleo oeota9et
uoen 0ppoiiiion, o9 oets SolSmanO
flyer, at De bar goot Soab ON, at
oct ooion oil blio oeOtaget al Sc
notet..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
8oleene / gnglano. 2on0r

@oleene / Gnglano. 2onoon,
19. San. = gf oe "A garloments.
plooier, iom blep beiat neb @aarS.
oo9ens golg, erobrebe l1nioniIterne
81 al 6pilfe tolp inoto9es al 0seo.
Iemmer al 9eeeringspartiet lilo.
ite Tarlanent. Gen enelte Srelt
for oe 2iberole bar golget | 9er-
monoIep, Soutbmarf, bbor Siege.
ringsfanoioaten @lnnpille genpanot
fit S0oe, iom beo @fternalget /
0ooenlber elf oper til llnioniiterne.
SSiorten 2onoon-8orongbs palgte
s 9i6erole og 6 llnioniIter moot7
9iberole og 8 llnioniiter | iiolte
Borlnment.
Sre Wteolemmer al aabinettet,
nemlig SnnoeGsminiiter @inlton
G6ur6bin, @enerulpoItneiter 9ur.
ton og ltoenrigsminilter 0unci'
man er genoalgt
@eo Golqet / 0og pil 81 SGOer
blioe beiot. men 9leillltatet al oisie
Iolq bill life blipe fenit fer Sors-
Sag. 9lonot aon0iOaterne | Da5
er ll6enrigsnliiliIter Sir gomaro
@rep.
Si0til er llSfalOet al 8algene
iom fpl9cr.
S(f 9feoeringens 9ilbGnaere:
2iberale 90, 9lrbeiosfnnOionter
10 oa NotionoliIter %; tilionlnien
t45.
9(f 0ppoiitionen.
ltnioniiter 1870 oe slrbeiosfmioi.
batter 1; tifiommen f2f
Gnomf ifoG Ser pplqes i3t Par
lunentsme0lemnler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
en- plaos for
Gfs.pr0ii oent Rociepelt

Waibinston 10. San. = 9iooie.
peIt flor Speofer | 9iepreientant-
buiet. 0ette er ben iioite 9eitem-
melie man er noaet til ongonenoe
.boao oi ifal gere meo Dor Gfs.
prpiioent2" iielge ct 9ipate. iom
periprer blouot aoneresiens Meo.
lenlrner Oct iiaes enooe, at 9fooie,
belt er gooet ino paa at Iaoe iie
Ttiae ion aonoioat for aonoresien
| Stoten 9lem Dorfs iprIte 0iitrift,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
49,. MarQ.

SSlanoife 9iifopper. 9rooIterne
T. Vrienn og q. Sontunosion ere
uon9Ont til observation-disclosures
for benbolospis oct gomle Sfol.
9oltS-9iipe0pmne og oct garnle SO.
lar-8iipeogmme.
So6af brenot for ober en- DILL.
Dollars. 9lleranOrio, 2. Sanuar.
S @oor gftermi0one neobrpnote
ct beroerenoe Sol0pofbus, ser in.
oebolOt ct 2o9er al 3obof. Sfa-
ben anilooS til 100000 9unO Ster.
ling.
@lemencenu 6orbenoprenoe 0ei.
niiterpreIioent gIen1enceou / 5Sron.
frig bar ienot 8eitprelien for Oet 10.
cial-ro0ifaIe Burti en- SfriDeIie,
bbilfet ban meooeler i'm lt0treoen
af Bartiet.
Sprfiife 9fepere. Gre al Sc be-
r6nteite 9fsoere 9(natolien, Sus.
iein, @ruoibi Ssmoel o9 8araf0ibi
Sbrabim, Ser / Gareois bor b9ret
en- Sfr9f for Bropinien 9lioin, er
pes 5orr9oeri falone Mpn0igbe-
oernes Spnoer, oa oe fom til en-
2an0s6D for at fgbe 2enne0smioler.
9aeen efter fanotes Sorreoerne
og alle Meolemmer af oeres 6ami.
lie ntDroeoe.
S 2eip5ie, Spiflono, er to 6olif.
msntnere 6lepen anbolot. 0e fano-
tes geiio6elie of itore Mengoer
falife 8enge og Metol
grprelioent 9fooiepelts SSagtefspe-
oition 9lfrifo bnooe inotil Sen 10.
December baft ct lt6bntte al 6663
Sfino, bnorof StgrIteoelen al sSug-
le og ninore Botteopr.
@n aanaoier bar forleseu fire
@onge poa ianme Dag iprenet
8onfen Wonte Carlo. San ponot
i aft noget ooer 100000
Sra auroiitan. Sra Mulb mel.
oes, at ser / 9terbeoen al Oenne
9p bar Itaaet ct bIo0igt Slog mel.
lem to frtroiifc Stammer slnleo-
ming al ct &pinoerop. Wens oen
enc Stamme feireoe i'm Ssuoings
9rDllup meo Ell al oe repeoe 9pin.
Ser, 6leo oei1 miot lmoer Seitligbe-
oerne oberfaloen al ben anoen
Stamme. Sg &antpen enote ferlt,
oo alle Weno paa begge Si0er bar
fal0ne.
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