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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-27

aside her hat and VEIL took her seat
at the cash register. while Redfield
went out to put his machine In order
for the return trip. She realized that
she was now at close hand grapple
with life.
Her glowing cheeks, her pretty dress
made her shining mark. and the men
began at once TO improve their oppor-
tunity by asking. "Where's Lie"
And this embarrassed her, for the req
son that she did not care to go into the
cause of her mothers temporary abb
sence.
Perceiving her nervousness, NELL Bal
lard raised loud outcry over n mistake
she made In returning change, and
this 80 confused and angered her that
her eyes misted with tears. and she
blundered sadly with the next Gus
toner. His delight In her discontinue.
his words, his grin, became unendura-
BILE, and In a flush Of rage and despair
she sprang to her feet and left them
to make triumphant exit. II got her
ratified" he roared as he went out.
''She'll remember me-"
The diners were all smiling, and
Gregg took a malicious satisfaction In
her defeat She had held herself
haughtily apart from him. and he was
glad to see her humbled.
Leaving her place behind the coun-
ter, she walked through the room with
uplifted head and burning eyes, her
heart filled with bitterness and fire.
She hated the whole town, the whole
state at the moment We're these "the
chivalrous short grass knights" she had
heard so much about-these the large
souled western founders Of empire"
At the moment she was In the belief
that all the heroes of her childhood
had been Of the stamp Of Neill Ballard.
In the hall her pride. her sense of
duty came back to her, and she halted
her fleeing feet. 81 will not be beaten"
she declared, and her lips straighten-
ed. II will not let these dreadful
creatures make a fool Of me in that
way"
Thereupon she turned and went
back, pale now, but resolved to prove
herself the mistress of the situation.
Fortunately Redfeld had returned,
and his serene presence helped her to
recover complete control Of herself.
She remained coldly blank to every
compliment, and by this means she
subdued them.
The doctor. appearing suddenly in
the door, beckoned to her, and, leav-
ing her place, she crossed to where he
stood. your mother needs you." he
said curtly. Go to her and keep her
quiet for an hour or two II you can"
"What is the matter, doctor2"
IT can't tell you precisely, but you
must get her on diet and keep her
there. / will write out some lists for
you after my luncheon"
Lee found her mother sitting in such
detection as she had never known her
to display, though she fired up SUN.
c1ently to say: THAT cussed little
thimblerigger has been throwing a
great big scare Into me. He says I've
got to get outdoors, live on raw meat
and weak tea and walk FIVE miles a
day. That's what he says," she add
ed in renewed establishment at the
mdu , HuuuCity. w no Ut Inc Chou
"Mr. Red1eld," replied Lee. "I'il &c
right back"
"No, you won't. I'm no dead horse
yet" She struggled to her feet and
started for the cash register. II won't
let no little Omaha dOughie like that
put noe out OF business
Despite all warnings she walked out
into the dining room and took her &C
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-27

The first union OF the fur cap max
ers was formed In New York City re.
Gently and 1t intends TO demand high.
er wages and shorter workday for
its members.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-02-27

Can you appreciate the best oculst
(not optician) and dentist, the uniper-
elty graduate. d.. powdsy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
Weather Forecast

Washington, May 22.-Forecast for Alabama: Local thunder showers Tuesday and probably Wednesday,; light variable winds
 Mississippi: Generally fair except local showers in southeast portions Tuesday; Wednesday probably fair, light variable winds.
 Tennessee: Local thunder showers Tues day and Wednesday except fair in ax- treme western portion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
COMING OF HIGHER
 OFFICIALS AWAITED
Judge Lane Postpones the Viaduct Hearing Until Thursday
 Week

On account of the Inability of several railroad officials to reach Birmingham to- morrow the proposed hearing of the via duct proposition will not be entered into until tomorrow week. An announcement to this effect was made yesterday by Commissioner A. o. Lane, who Is in touch with the progress.
 The representatives here of those lines
 interested in the proposed agreement to construct a viaduct over Sloss crossing desire that the higher officials meet with the commissioner. Judge Lane also de- sired such a gathering and indicated willingness to postpone the hearing un- til the time best suited for the railroad men,
 Judge Lane said yesterday he was in no hurry to get through with the viaduct He attaches a great deal of importance and seriousness to the proposition and is fully determined to go Ito the bottom of the prospective agree ment He indicated yesterday that he had been and was continuing to make an exhaustive study of the proposal with the ultimate intention of arriving at the most judicial conclusion. He said the facts, law and evidence would be weighed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
REPORT GADSDEN'S
 NEW INDUSTRIES

Washington, May 22.-(special)-A pre- lininary statement of the general re- suits of the census of manufactures of the city of 'Gadsden, Ala, was issued today by Acting Census Director Falkner. It was prepared under the direction of Mir. William M. Steuart, chief statistician for manufactures, bureau of the census. The figures are subject to such revision as may be necessary arter further ex- animation of the original reports.
 The value of products represent their selling value or price at the plants as ac- tually turned out by the factories during the census year, and does not necessarily have any relation to the amount of sales for that year. The values under this head also include the amount received for work done on materials furnished by others.
 Further details can be drawn from the summary which follows Number of establishments. 27; capital invested, s9s7,- GOO; cost of materials used. 304000 sal
 aries and wages, s421.000; miscellaneous expenses, s72,O00 value of products. sl.- 525,0O0; value added by manufacture (projects less cost of materials), s621. 900; number of salaried officials and clerks, s9; and average number of wage earners employer during the year, 7s6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
FINANCIAL REPORT
 HAS BEEN COMPLETED
Statement Will Be an Enlargement of Digest Submitted
 Recently

The financial report of the city of Birmingham was completed last night and will be presented to the commis- sion today, according to report made to President Cuipepper Exum yester- day. The commissioners have not been furnished with copy, but it Is ex- pected the special auditor will have them prepared by the meeting today.
 It Is stated that the statement will not show any changes of importance from the digested report issued a short time ago. It is announced that a few more items have been added that will perhaps increase the deficit small amount but generally speaking the re- port will be substantially what was given out heretofore.
 The report is the development inter- fering with discussion of the proposed bond issue. Inasmuch as the report is ready that topic will be taken up soon by the governing body.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
ROME CITIZENS /
 PROTEST CHANGE
Delegation Sees L. Sevier on Matter of the Southern Railway
 Schedule

delegation of citizens from Rome. Ga.' were in consultation yesterday with l.. Sevier general agent for the Southern railway, and l.. c. Harris, general sup srintendent of the western district They are trying to get the company to foreso some contemplated changes on the me between Gadsden and the city or Rome. The citizens of Gadsden have tired haro to get the changes and have succeoeu in securing some prospects. The citizens of Rome stated yesterday that they oio not desire any new trains put sinipis wanted the company to perme the pres ent schedules to be unaffected
 Ike May, a prominent citizen of Rome was chairman of the committee consult Ing with the officials. He said the audi- ence granted here was very encouraging to them and 1t was their belief that everything would be worked out har- moniously for the cities involved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23

eral states in the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys, lake states and Ohio valley. but the region of heaviest rain fall was Alabama. The 24-hour amount at Birmingham was 1.S0 inches. About three-fourths of an inch fell at Mont gomery and Mobile during the same period.
 The temperatures have risen consid- erably in the plains states, and slight rises were also noted in the west gulf states. In the eastern portion of the cotton belt very little change has oc- cured since Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
OFFICIALS OF PRATT
 CONSOLIDATED BACK

Erskine Ramsay, vice president of the Pratt Consolidated Coal company and H. F. Mccormack, vice president and general manager, returned yesterday from Chattanooga, where they attended a meet ing of the company operating the local ccmpanys Tennessee coal mines
 The old officers of that company were reelected and the directors also.
 The officials stopped over in Chatta- nooga and attended the Fuel Agents as- sociation, which held convention in Chattanooga Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, May 22-U p. m.)- The atmospheric pressure Is low in the Rocky mountains. Mississippi val ley and the southwestern states It Is high all along the Atlantic coast and on the north Pacific coast. These baro- metric conditions have caused showery weather all the way from British Co., lumbia and the state of Washington 10 central Florida and the east gulf coast This rain belt spreads out over sev-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
BIRMINGHAM BRICK
 HAS A REPUTATION

To-day we received a request from Carter Black X Ayers, a great building supply house of New York city, re- questing appointment as agents in New York for the Sibley, Menge Brick com pany," said John w. Sibley yester- day.
 ''Blrmin gham-made products are mak ing a reputation all over the world and it will not be long before local build ing brick will be used in New York state"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23

with caution and every opportunity given for enlightenment from either side.
 The serious opposition is upon the ques- ton of dedicating certain number of streets perpetually to the companies in return for the construction. Property owners have been striving nightly to get such a condition dissolved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23
Can Factory Burns

Chicago, May 22.-Fire today de- stroyed the Northwestern Can com pans building, flve-story brick struc- ture here, causing a loss of $1oo,oo0. Two floors of the structure were oc- cupied by the Davidson Brothers Mar- ble company. n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23

Local Data For the "A hours ending at p. m,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
.ont Spar
til Bryan.
st Vieiteritgffe al Ne6raifas
WnDerner.

Sails Gitp, 9tebr., IS. Dit. -
@ubernsr 2llOrieb talte ber t 9liten
til en- al 0e iterite 6Oriamlinger, Der
nogen Sinoe bar funoet SteO oen.
ne gD ior at lptte til en- politiit 3o-
le. San retteOe ior en- itor Del BE.
mprfninger imoo ". 5. 9rDon,
iom nplig baOoe bolOt en- Gale ber,
/ boilfen ban raaoeoe De progreS.
iiOe 9tepublifanere til at fate oeres
Stemmer iammen me0 9emofrater.
ne bette giteraor. @uperneren bite
flart at Den anpilte 9ur5 fun oiloe
6i9lpe 9emofraterne og ingen Be
tD0ning booe for De progressive.
@uDerneren tolte iorii9tigt, men
meo gitertrpt; ban ia9oe bl. a.:
06or fort Gio ii0en talte 9eno-
fratiets fremra9enOe 6srer oenne
9p, og meO i'm pnoige, plauii6le
5lpoenbe0 raa0e0e ban Gepublifane.
re til n9ite 7 gtoo. at ltemme oemo.
tratif. - Get er ingen aalminoelig
anrs ior Oberit 9rpan at tage, oct
er Inftif Ell belt alminoelig 5ing
ior bam at gsre, ior ban bar M
/ 20 Mar life unolaOt at gsre oen
ielpionme Sing. Get er blepet en-
faiigroet Sane for Dor Sen aarlig
/ 0fto6er Maane0 at goa oper eta.
ten gtebraifa ior at giOe Gaao og
proietere; men Der er intet 0eri ior
Republifanere at laOe iig ioruroli.
&c al, tbi ingen aalamitet bar enonu
rant Stoten eller oet repubIifdnife
Garti paa @rln0 al Dir. 9rDans
9iaa0. Soorior ifuIOe oct republi-
fanife 9arti laOe iig aIarmere al
bans Yroietier, oa ingen al Dem
er aaoet OpiplOelie Qlr. 9rpon
funoe life laOe ppre at gennemrei-
ie Staten og tale ioaleoes, ielp ON
ban snife6e oct, oa ri buroe life for-
bin6re 6am oeri, ielo ON oi funOe,
ior ban Tiger mango inipirerenoe
9ina, og alt ait. uOen 6enipn til
Eartiiorbin0eIie, er ri altiO GLADE
peo at bore bom. Sans glimren0e
@pner, bans line Sprog, bans blom-
iterriae 5antaii bans ifsnne 0r0.
maIericr aer 6am til en- tiltrGtfen-
oe og bebagelig llnOerboloer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Sioite 1lYt
fra Kri9en.
5egeringetropperne tilba8eerobrer
Sanfuiu.

gefing, 2S. Oft. = en MeIoing
ON en- feiierlig Seir / Omegnen al
Sanfow ira arigSminiiter General
Din Icbaug bar 9enopreiit aomini'
ItrationenS iunfne O3oo.
NelOin9en beifriper GegeringS'
troppernes Sejr ooer Hebellerne iaa.
le0es: 5erite 0ipiiion al ben fei-
ierlige 9Pr rpffeoe irem ira Sfe-
fou @aar % an9re6 9iebellerneS
StilIing. Zen iremrpffenOe 9ioi-
ion Orog ooer Saotao.9roen, Jog
5ienoen og to9 itore aoanta al
@eoGrer og ammunition. 9ieu6ia
inotoges, og S9ren rpffeOe Oioere
frem og beiatte ben fineiiife Stao
Sanfom.
General 2)in 5dang er III Siao.
fan, ogiaa faloet gStilometer tpoe"
6on 6eretter pioere, at ban bar
ien0t Iropper til Som og 9ing
Gbong. bpilfet 0iitrift 9iebellerne
ii9es at iamIe Jig. DiSie trooper
bill iorlpare Observation-Disclosures,
Ser trues meO 2IibrpOelie al 9teoolu'
tioniiterne.
Samme MeIoing ira 8efing il.
ger oioere, at Ironen p0erligere er
blepen opnuntret pe0, at oct er lDf.
feoes fineife 9ieprpientanter at
orone ct 2oon poa $t8, 100000
meo ct belgiif SpnOifat, Der bar
baaoe iranife % enaelite ISorbin-
oeIier.
goo nooiat Sioe mel0es ON, at
ser berifer Banif Befing. 9aaoe
mancburiife og finciiife 6amilier
tascr 5orboIOSregIer imoo 6ieblif-
felige 6orItprrelier. Geriom ariaen
/ Spoen goor 9legeringen imo0,
iaa irpgter Sineierne ior, at oen
manc6uriife @arniion pil 6egpn0e
Moiafring moo Dem. Mooint irngter
ogion W3asiofrin9 ira
aineiernes Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
y6esba Stretton" 600.

Zen 6efenote engeIife 6oriatter-
in0e n6e5ba Stretton" er ior fort
1i0 iioen afgaaet peo 9soen Ell
9lloer al so 2lar.
) 1867 uogap Sarob Smith mn
Ger Yieuoonpmet a0esba Stretton"
oen lille 9erneiortpain8 0SeSIicas
isrite Ben, ser meo eet Slag ifai.
feoe benoe ct 9tapn om 9erneior.
iatter. 1enne BOG og Ell Rpffe al.
ore, Ger ialgtc eiter, bape meO
9iette pun0et iig en- itor Spiefreoa
oqiaa blanot 9srnene / lanmarf
9iifop Z. SIR. aicrfegoaro I. efs.
falote nSesiicaS ferite 9gn" Ell al
oe beOite 9srnebe9er, ban fenOte
Selp 9insIano oanot oenne Boa
Snogong 9llernnoer ben 2Oen no.
iteote en- llfas ON. at Oenne 6ortpl.
ling ifuloe omoeles / ale rusiife
Sfoler.
Senere ifrep imiolertio Sesba
Stretton i'm r5orgens 2onoeoei"
bpori bum ifiIoreoe rusifife StIn.
oiiters 2ioelier, 6Sleen beraf blep,
at aeiierens 6ororonine bleo fnI0t
tilbaae og Sesba Strettons geper
brpnote.
fSIere al benoes 9sger er oper'
iotte pan ale europpiife Sprog og
poa Sc ileite aiiotiife, benoes De-
butbog noaeoe ct Oplag poa ~
Million gfsempIorer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31

NED gennem Sforitenen. De andre
9ern oenteoe en- 5io paa at ie
5am fonme tilbaoe, men begpnote
oerpna Ell anOen Seq og glemte
GrlonO. 6on par imiolertiO gle0et
ne0 igennem Sforitenen belle 40
500 neo aploeren, 6oor ban loa
/ npiten y elmer, fer bans .Sfri9
6leo bsrt. 01an maatte booe 9u0
eiter en- Mnrer for at fierne en- Del
al Nlren i6r ban funoe fomme
no. Qrengen bar uifaot. - Men
ban leger n9ppe Santa Claus paa
Ben Woo0e mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Obj lerpatorium | 2larbus.

Zen 10. Oft. iamlcoes en- Sfare
iprlig inobnote til Snooielien al oct
nDe Cbierpatorilim, Der er 6Dg9et
paa Ell 6sitliggenoe 0iarf peO Oiar.
ielisborg Sfop, ifraas ooer ior.War.
ielisbora Slot. O6ierpatoriet br.
rer Robnet ,Obierpatoriet Ole 9le.
mer" til Nin6e ON glitronomen
Ole 9lemer, Der feOtes 9Iarbns
1914.
glanot DC in06uote iaoS Groiesior
9igouronn, 9oris, Brof. 5oeriter,
Berlin og Frof. Strsmgren ira
asbenboons llnioeriitets O6ierputo.
rinm.
9orgmeiter 9irecbel bso 8elfom-
men og bragte Ell Sof til Obier-
batorietS glrfitiift, Rroiesior 9foien.
San ilutteOe meo pnn 9lar6us aom-
munes 8egne at lDfsnife gIitrono'
men 0irefter =. ariiger, tiolioere
6iemmebsrenoe Sac6ien,9lltenbrra
til bans me 8irfionbe0 Der og oner'
gap til iibit Obierpatoriet til 6um
1erciter beiaa De inobuote 2ofali-
teterne og De / oisie opitilIeoe Sn.
itrnmenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Nanif gruberiamfunOs epsc gr.

f59, oil afboIOe ct oifentlie Mooe
| metropolitan Sail aennaro ben
4. Nooember, al. 7. Yaitor SlIius
Sesperien bill boIoe Soreorog. ane
Gnnife er nenlieit inobuot. Sri no
gang til ale Collection" optaees.
Som iteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
GreufOrt meo yibelteff.
sylb Scrie.

Zen lrnge oenteOe me Serie al
line litografereoe greufort meo
oanif 9ibeltefit iom blep iabrife-
ret ipecielt for os 5piflono, er
MI enoelig onfommen. Oct er noen
al llnotoeelie Be iineitc Sort al 1T
SloaS nogen Sinoe frenoiit Der /
9onoet o9 oe ieIges for ben iamne
lopc TriS, iom onereoe er etoblerct
ior Sefitfort. nemlig
% Gts. per Sniin.
) Sniin for 81.
9on. 2utb. Eubl. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Gn eescn Santa Claus.

Sra Britain, Conn, iortGGes I'M
Ser 26. Oft, at meoens oen 8 Mar
qonle Grlono 9telion iontmen meo
flere aommernter legebe Sonta.
Claus, freb GrlanO op paa line
6orplores SuS og foo iie elioe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Dlan0foe Mfo0elelter.

Zen Norp &enooll / 9iopio Git0,
z. D, iom traf 9tr. 1 | 9toebno
9ootrpfningen, er en- iattig apin-
De, Der er gift o9 iiOOer i iuttiae
aoor. SenoeS Deano er lom,. og
bun bar oe iioite 6 9lar un0ey-
bolot 5nnilien oeo at ppbe I9pper,
paste areaturer og malfe aBer. III
bun mootog Selegrammet ON, 4.
bun boooe biutoet claim" gfr. 1,
iIeoe bun til lin Nono meo oet OF
grG0 al @IpOe San ItrBg 6enoe
oper Saaret og iao0e: oaere Metp,
iea ingOe 10 til Big at @uO oiloc
en3ang bnife os, og oct bar 9oa
MI giort." Qfr. aenoall bar facet
i'm SpgOom pes ct lllpffestilfe.be
Sra 9fenport, n. s., meIoes 81.
%. Oft, at S0a 2erpis, Der onr
fen0t blonbt line 8enner iom oamt.
rifas @race GarIina", er oe0. 0ur
gioroe 5prpogtertieneite / ooer ct
balpt aarbun0reoe og bar Seltin.
oen mo9nen en- HeoningsoaaO, Der
u0ierteS ira Simerocf 5prtoarn
Wte0ens BUN bar paa i'm Goit Sre.
bag Seat forri9e llge, 6lep bun
rant al ct SIu9tilf9IOe og fanote3
/ beoioitIss 6ilItano al grooeren
oen npite Morgen. Sum oeoe uoen
at bpre fonfnen til 9enioitbeo.
MrS. Son 2emis g9ilion (bbilfet
bar benoeS fuloe Nnpn) bar ben
eneite apinoe, ser bop0e faaet Of.
iiciel llonppnelie iom OpiDnSbaben.
0e oeo ct 5Drtaar. lln0er lin longe
5ieneitetio re0oe0e bun Is Dten-
neifelip, til 0els meo 6are for lit
eget 2ip. S5un panot ogiaa beO in
llforfproetbeo baaoe 9@re og 9e.
remneIie, blep tilfen0t Me0niller,
Ell lip5parig &cnion o8 mo0tog
aongresiens Sof.
st mpitiif 0posfoI0. Sra Snoia-
apolis, Sno, meloe5, of StatSbat-
teriolog 9r. Selen anabe Sirsoag
i iioite ll9e ianOtes IioloS / iii
Seng, ilent tilre0t al en- anip. go
Iitiet bar bait traplt meo at opflare
6enoes 9e0smaaoe. 9lae Mprfer
ipnes at tale imoo, at Ger fan iore-
lgqe Selomoro. 4oltet bar bel
Ter life funnel finoe Wlgrfer eiter,
at Der iful0e bape ilnoet no0en
Stamp Steo. Get bele ipnes at opre
en- 8aaoe.- Zen of0s0e aoinoe
prizes iom ualminoelig opgtig lit
6ag, oa bun reiignereoe ira in
Stilling iom StatSbafteriolo9 paa
@rltn0 al lin pripate Yrafiis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-31
Situdttonen
I Kina.
Gcpplntionsleoeren laoer JIG noraabe
til 9rGiioent.
sanoets misunderstanding ssr
iis eGloenoe.

llnoer 27. os. meloes ira 8efing,
at General 81 Duen Seng, Rebel
lernes glnierer, bnr laoet ig no.
raa6e til gYrpii0ent ior Hepublit'
fen aina". De fremmeoe aoiiuler
Befing bar befslet Oro me0 81
ON iorifellige 5ing. De bur iaoIe-
0es siort SnonenOing imoO bans
aunOegreIe, at 5arteier, iom H.
rer aontrabanoe, pil bIioe foniiife-
ret, Iigeiaa imoo bans 6orilog ON
glominiitrationen al 3oIoppIenet /
gang.3ie.aiangs og an0re 9perS
Soone, naar 0isie fontroleres al
observation-disclosures Zen iioite Sno.
oen0ing grum0er aoniulerne pan. at
3ol0en poo oisie Steoer er iorplig-
tet iom 5ifferbe0 for 2aon og ifoI
operornges ben brittle @eneraIin.
ipeftsr ober 5olob9enet i aino
ct Hpgte on. at ari9sminiiteren,
General Ding Idang, er oeo, oiI
life iorihnnne, og mango anelere
boloer oct ior iunOt, itsnt oct BEL
Ter fife er befr9ftet.
Get tlmogioroes al QtpnOigbeoer-
ne ! Betin9 ben 81 ON alitenen, at
Der eiter SiIitpnoelie al Yuan Obi
Sal muligois mart oil bIipe be-
gpnot Observation-Disclosures mellem
Hegeringstropperne og 6epolntio'
noiterne gang.Si ie.aiang Omeg-
men. T9pnte Duan Sbi aai ifal
itraf5 gna til 5ronten og ouerta-
ae Ooerfomman0oen oper banoe9Rr
og 5laaoe, og strigsminiiteren, ON
ban leper, ifal ouergiue bam aom-
manooen og ielo returnere til BE
fina. Zen alminOeIige 9lntogelie er,
al 3an er ioaret. - Zen npe Ooer-
Commander guan Obi 0ai betrag-
tes oa tiIIige iom ariasniniiter, og
ban bar anbefaIet 20 al lin genner
I'll betponingsiuI0e Stillinoer Re
eeringen.
) Observation-Disclosures Seslion
iamme gag oeotogeS en- 9ieulotion,
iom gaar no pao, at aronen gIoer
Sanoet ct iolfeligt BarIament; aa.
bnettet omorones aale0es, at glo'
len uoeluffes oerira ale politilte
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