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Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE BILL
WON'T BE RESURRECTED.
Gaelic League of Bridgeport Turned
Down by Senator Judson.

Bridgeport. Conn, July 3.-That the
efforts of the Gaelic league of the state
to have the Sunday observance bill
sent back to the judiciary committee
of the general assembly for another
hearing have been without result was
made known tonight when the sports
committee of the league received a
letter from Senator Stiles Judson to
that effect.
In the letter he stated that the com
mittee had given a great deal of at
tention to the bill and that he did not
think anything would be gained by
sending it back to the committee for
further hearings. Several other bills
he said less strict had failed of pas
sage.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
Escaped Prisoner Reeaptured.

Litchfeld. Conn. July 3-James
Bryan, who escaped from the county
Jail here today, was captured tonight
by Sheriff Middlebrooks in Norris
Bryan was sent up for vagrancy from
Winsted and had 81 days more to
serve. Tonight this was doubled by
Judge Hubbard, before whom he was
brought.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
Fatally Burned by Electricity.

Stamford Conn, July 3.-James
Coyle of New York, motorman on
the New Canaan-New York express,
was so badly burned by electricity at
the New Canaan station today that he
died in local hospital tonight. Coy1e's
Injuries are supposed to have been
sustained by the cross circuiting of
wires in the cab OF his engine. which
carried 1000 volts. He WAS about so
years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
To Hunt Bears With Bows and Arrows

Atchison, Kas.. July 3.-James NJ.
ChalEss and e. Il. Jackson, attorneys
and amateur archers of this city. left
today for British Columbia, where
they intend to hunt bears with bows
and arrows. At Victoria, B. c., they
will be joined by VIII Fl. Thompson. a
Seattle attorney, and Harry Richard
son of Boston. champion archer of the
United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
TWO SHOT AT BRIDGEPORT.
Stray Bullets: Wound Two Men, One
OF Them Dead.

Bridgeport, July 3.-While walking
near his home in the northern section
of the city tonight, David Beach was
struck in the: pit of the stomach by
a bullet and fatally wounded, dying
a few hours later
Not Known Whence Bullet Came.
No one knew where the bullet came
from or who fired the revolver from
whic hit came. Beach is 81 years
old and married.
Another Man Shot in Same Way.
About the same time that Beach
was shot. Charles Peters. who was
sitting on a stone wall in the same
section of the city, was struck on the
thumb by a spent bullet and the flesh
torn off
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
IN NEW YORK.
Determination to Lead Safe. and Sans
MoVemept-No Fireworks Ssl1.

New York. July 3.-Deterrafned -
lead in the movement for a. safe srd
sane celebration Of the Fourth. ara
and police department heads say thar
at least a local record for safety ard
sanity will be established in this eity
tomorrow
Police viii ee Vigilsnt.
It is asserted that no fireworks o~
hrecrackers have been On sale within
the city for month and those TrJ
may have planned TO Outwit the su-
thorities By buying . supply else
where win find that they have rBr-
chased in vain, for the police are in
sisteDt that public sport with gunp07e-
der shall be prevented,
Rockets Will 5s Sent Up.
In 73 aIdermanic districts. the eftg,
however, has arranged for eZperfs -
send up rockets enough 70 console
those who have been prohibited fro1f
handling the gunpOwder.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Mogador, Morocco, Sunday. July 2.
The Afidor district is calm. The
kaids recently refused to sell their
lands there to the Germans as the
AIseciras agreement made the con-.
sent of the sultan necessary to such
sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
QUIET IN CONNECTICUT.
Celebrations Here Were eer.rsff,
Safe and sane-ouist Nishs Before,

New Haven, July 2.-Tbe sssfs
seems to have accepted the sane ~
safe Fourth idea, and one Of the cfuisf--
est nights before the holiday vs.
passed through this evening" In Ne-r
Haven and Bridgeport there were 4f.
usual large bOnfres. for the trrile-
ing Of which the authorities gfve 1er.
mission.
No Ordinance Against Pistols
In Bridgeport there was on
fatality, David Beach being zfrre< fT<
a stray bullet and fatally sroundsI.
His wound IS probably due 10 the Tar.
that there is no city ordinance axafnss
the use Of blank cartridge pistols,
CuIetsr in New Haven Than Last Year
In New Haven there vas the yszsr
blowing Of horns and here and tnsrs =
stray cracker or two DISCHARGED 55s
all in all it was mucn more quiet frsrs
d year ago.
Absolutely Quiet Elsewhere.
In other parts Of the state 10 va
almost absolutely quiet. T0mor-og
there viii be street parsdes, flyfras
by aViators IN some Of the cites, srs
other amusenents Of a harmless "a
ture for both young and Old.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
One Death Due to Heat.
IN NEW YORK STATE.
Ten More Deaths and Twenty Pros
trations-Mereury at SO.

New York. July 3.-The spell of op-
pressive hot weather continues
throughout <ew York state.
To the official maximum of 94.5 de-
grees which the heat wave reached
here yesterday, three and a half de-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Glasgow, Scotland, July 3-Dalmores
distillery was burned today, causing
a loss of s500,000. A remarka BILE spec
tacle was furnished by a stream of
burning Whiskey running from the
flame-swept building into the Cromar-
ty firth.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Kiel, Germany, July 3.-When the
emperor came aboard the imperial
yacht Hohenzollern and anchored
abreast the American squadron today,
the imperial salute was omitted at
the emperor's request, to avoid the
appearance of formality.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
unnires For Militarl Field oax.

Hartford. Conn. July 2.-By orders
issued by the adjutant general today,
Lieut.. Col r. J. Goodman and Maj.
E. E. Lamb, First infantry. will umpire
at the field exercises at NfanI,c on
July IN 10 Is and Mai John q. TIL
son and Mai. Ernest L. Tsheii. Second
infantry. will be tina umrtxss from
July 18th to I'D.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
Blink MccIoskey Won on Foul.

London. July 3-At Wonderland in
Whitechapel. Blink McC1oskey won on
a foul in the third round of a sched-
uled twenty round contest with the
Dixie Kid. the coIored Welterweight.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Lisbon, Portugal, July -3-Of1cial
and complete denial of the rumor pub
lished abroad that fighting between
republicans and monarchists had oc-
CURED at Oporto. was made today.
1t was also denied that any revolu-
tionary violence had taken place in
Portugal
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
SEAMAN SWEENEY
TO RECEIVE a MEDAL.
Jumped Overheard to Rescue Member
of Wisconsip's Crew.

Washington. July Edward Swee-
ney of Newark. y. J.. a seaman On t1s
cruiser Hist will receive Hfs saving
medal for rescuing a fellow seaman
from drowning If the secretary of tbs
treasury concurs in the rec0mnends-
ton of the navy department.
In full uniform. seaman Sweeney
jumped overheard Of Portsmouth. y.
H., June u. and rescued fren Clau5
of the battJeship Wisconsin, vino had
accidentally fallen into the water.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
Cabled Paragraphs

Christiana. Norway. July 3.-The
owners of the Norwegian steamer
Eclipse denied today the report that
the vessel had foundered off Iceland
with Sc persons on board.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Paris, July 3.-The American Bus
mess Men from Boston on tour of
Europe TO study trade conditions. ar
rived here today. The visitors were
received by the local American Cham
Der of Commerce.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Condensed Te1egrams

Former Mayor Smith Ely, Jr., of New
York is dead.
Howard Wood, Prominent in the Iron
and steel industry, died in PhiladeI-
phia.
Three Mormon Missionaries Are Now
endeavoring to make converts in New
Haven.
in the Saco river yesterday while in
bathing.
Modernized System of Accounting
was installed in all the government
departments.
The Military Establishment of the
United States has returned to the di-
visional basis.
The Navy Plucking Board has COM
pleted its list of officers to be COM
pulsorily retired.
A Campaign Has Begun in Guadala-
jara. Mexico. against American ard
other foreign interests.
One Thousand Postal Savings De-
positories were designated during the
fiscal year just closed.
Fourth of July Attractions in Port
land, Me-, will include the battieslips
Nebraska and Virginia.
Duties Collected at New York Oh
passengers baggage have trebled with
in the last three years
Howard Hough, Aged 10 Years, while
playing Wild West, killed his five year
old brother in Pittsburg.
William j. Thompson, Who Owned
the Gloucester race track in New Jer-
sey, died in Belfast, Ireland.
A Flour Famine is Threatened in
Hull, England, unless a settlement of
the seamen's strike is soon affected.
Chairman Underwood Announced
that the house committee will begin
the work of revising the cotton sched-
ule.
Official Estimates of the Cotton Crop
report of 1911 indicate that it will be
the largest in the history Of the coun-
try.
The Employees of the Mexico City
street car system went on strike at
noon yesterday. All lines are tied
up.
The international Congress for the
extension of the movement for juve-
nile courts concluded its sessions in
Paris.
Mrs. Lulu Wightman of Kansas Told
a Providence congrega ton ON Sunday
that the end of the world is near al
hand.
Playing with Fourth of July Torch
Ernest DupEis. aged years, of Paw
tucket, R. l.. was probably fatally
burned.
Marguerite DevIin, Aged is, of New
Haven, has been missing since Thurs
day, and it is feared she has been kid
Mapped.
Fifty Two of the Leading Railroads
of the United States operated agricul-
tural instruction trains for the benefit
of farmers.
An Increase of From 20 to so Per
Cert in WAGES is demanded of man
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

John r. Boreinc, an Attorney, son of
the late Congressman Vincent Bore
ing. WAS stabbed below the heart and
seriously wounded al Manchester. XIV.
Sunday night, by d. w. White. for
mer judge of Clay county.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Several of the SuffieId, Conn.,, farm
ers are considering taking out insur-
ance on their tobacco crops this COM
ing summer against damage by hail.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
FOUR INJURED IN A
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Horses Pulled Carriage Into Side of
Bridge. Upsetting 1t.

Bantam, Conn. July 3.-James GIeq-
son, driver, James Graham. his wife
and Sranddaughtar We're thrown out of
a carriage ON the West Morris road
today when the horses Gleason was
drying ran away and pulled the car
riage into the side of d bridge. upset
ting it. Gleason was cut on the head
and had several ribs broken. Graham
was cut about the head and may have
received internal injuries. The others
escaped injury.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

An Increase of From 20 to so Per
Cert. in Wages is demanded of man
ayers of theaters by the Chicago Fed
Grafton of Musicians.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Eleven Thousand Men Went on
strike in the big mining camp near
Towson, Mexico. and troops have been
ordered there to prevent an outbreak.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Three Hundred Ute Indians from
the Uintah and Uncompahgre valleys
have just finished their three days
sacred sun dance at White Rock, Col.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Machinery for Conducting Farming
operations on large scale cannot be
considered farming tools, according to
a decision of the law court of Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Miss Frances Carroll, Hines TeIe-
phone girl, and several lumbermen cor
roborated Hines testimony before the
Lorimer investigating committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Nelghbornood ceIebrationsg Will "a
held in various sections OF the city.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Secretary of War Stimson Left
Washington yesterday to be gone un-
til early in August, during which time
he will make a minute inspection of
the Panama canal.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

An InterIocutory Decree Of Divorce
was granted to Julie Nora gard lie
GaIlienne from her husband. Richard
LeGaIlienne, the poet, novelist and
critic.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

julius w. Hopkins, Former Teller OF
the First National bank of Cleveland,
was sentenced to seven years in prison
for the embezzlement of 100000
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Harriet A. Van Allen.

Boston. July 3.-The death of Mrs
Harriet A. Van Allen, missionary OF
the American Board of the Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions, at Ma
dura, South India, June 5, was an
nounced in a letter received at the
headquarters of the American board
here today. Mrs. Van Allen, who was
the wife Of DR.. Frank Van Allen. head
of the Albert Victor Memorial hos
pital at Madura City, died of cholera
after an illness of only a few hours
She was a native of Waukegan. ILL.,,
and had been in the missionary service
since her marriage to DR. Van Allen in
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
An Amnesia Sufferer Found in Adj

an. Mich, may be Guy r. Clark, the
missing cashier Of the First National
bank of Earlville, Madison county. n.
Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Michael E. Twomey, a Franklin,
Mass, business man, flied his sched-
-t1les in bankruptcy today. His liza
bilities were given as S42,53S and his
assets S7469
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

L. Gustave Sternberg, II, was in
stantly killed at his home in Astoria,
y. Y, when a tree supporting one end
of the hammock in which he was lying
fell upon him
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04
Dir. Linus S. Luddinoton.


New Britain, July 3.-Dr Linus S.
Luddington, New Britains oldest cit
izen and believed to be the Oldest
medical practitioner in the state of
Connecticut, passed away this after
noon at the age of 92 years. DR..
Luddington was a member of the Ma
sonic and other orders, besides be-
longing to Stanley post, G. A. R.
Fred Flint.
Strong Me- July 3-F'red Flint. one
of the pioneer guides of the Rangeley
Lakes district. died here today He
was 5S years of age and was noted as
a hunter, having shot mora than
thousand deer.
William Bradley Hill.
Bridgeport, July 3.-William Bradley
HILL head of the Hill Lumber COM
pany, died at his home here today af-
ter an illness of 13 months. He came
to this city from Fairfield 10 years ago
He was "A years old and leaves a
widow and two children.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Senator. Bourne of Oregon VIII Seek
denomination and re- election in Oregon
without making any speeches. distrib-
uting any literature or spending any
money.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Miss Edna Won Leska Bruna was
married in New York to Charles Sam
Fallows. of the Reformed Episcopal
church, in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

BY Appealing to the Department of
justice a Cleveland druggist has caused
the United Cigar Stores company to
abandon the opening of two new stores
in that city
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Duties Collected at New York O.
passengers baggage have trebled with
in the last three years.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Burglars Broke Open a SAFE IN the
Greeley, Col. postoffice, extracted $10,-
600 in stamps, 500 in cash and sew
eral registered letters. put their loot
into an automobile and escaped.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Howard Hough, Aged 10 Years, while
playing Wild West, killed his five year
old brother in Pittsburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Boodhounds Have Been Put on the
trail of the three men who rifled the
cash register Of roadhoEse ip
Queensborough. Long Island. and shot
dead the proprietor, Julius F. Weigle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Andrew Carnegie Says the Indict-
ment of the directors of the steel wire
companies is made in strict obedience
to the law. but the result of the trial
will determine whether it will be cor
rect.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Fourth of July Attractions in Port
land, Me-, will include the battieships
Nebraska and Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Fifty Two of the Leading Railroads
Of the United States operated agricul-
tural instruction trains for the benefit
of farmers.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Marguerite DevIn, Aged is, of New
Haven, has been missing since Thurs
day, and it is feared she has been kid
mapped.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Machinery for Conducting Farming
considered farming tools, according to
a decision of the law court of Maine.
Three Hundred Ute Indians from
the Uintah and Uncompahgre valleys
have just finished their three days
sacred sun dance at White Rock, Col.
An Amnesia Sufferer Found in Adri-
an. Mich, may be Guy r. Clark, the
missing cashier Of the First National
bank of Earlville, Madison county. n.
Y
An Interiocutory Decree of Divorce
was granted to Julie Norragard lie
GaIlienne from her husband, Richard
LeGaIlienne, the poet, novelist and
critic.
Senator. Bourne of Oregon VIII Seek
denomination and e-election in Oregon
without making any speeches. distrib-
uting any literature or spending any
money.
BY Appealing to the Department of
justice a Cleveland druggist has caused
the United Cigar Stores company to
abandon the opening of two new stores
in that city.
Michael f. Twoney, Franklin,
Mass, business man, flied his sched-
-tlles in bankruptcy today. His liza
bi1ities were given as s42,53S and his
assets $7.469.
L. Gustave Sternberg, II, was in
stantly killed at his home in Astoria,
n. Y, when a tree supporting one end
of the hammock in which he was lying
fell upon him.
Miss Edna Won Leska Bruna was
married in New York to Charles Sam
uel F'allows, youngest son of Bishop
Fallows. of the Reformed Episcopal
church, in Chicago.
Secretary of War Stmson Left
Washington yesterday to be gone un-
til early in August, during which time
he will make a minute inspection of
the Panama canal.
Burglars Broke Open a Safe in the
Greeley, Col. postoffice, extracted S10,-
900 in stamps, 500 in cash and sew
eral registered letters. put their loot
into an automobile and escaped.
Bloodhounds Have Been Put on the
trail of the three men who rifIed the
caS Sh register Of roadhoUse in
Queensborough. Long Island. and shot
dead the proprietor, Julius F. Weigle
Andrew Carnegie Says the Indict-
ment of the directors of the steel wire
companies is made in strict obedience
to the law. but the result of the trial
will determine whether it will be COR
rect.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Former Mayor Smith Ely, Jr., of New
York is dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

William j. Thompson, Who Owned
the Gloucester race track in New Jer-
sey, died in Belfast, Ireland.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

Playing with Fourth of July Torch
Ernest DupEis, aged years, of Paw
tucket, R. l.. was probably fatally
burned
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

A Campaign Has Begun in Guadala-
Jara Mexico. against American and
other foreign interests.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

One Thousard Postal Savings De-
positories were designated during the
fiscal year just closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-04

The Navy Plueking Board has COM
pleted its list of officers to be COM
pulsorily retired.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
Sen gamle Yreitegaaro.
al
en- samneI 5eltprrit.
(Sluttet.)
en- sammeI 6eltprrit.

~ par tiloisle &rget let, at Der por en- 0anno,
Der bier Stluo Ifreo tDoeligt NOT: y01ene, Mere, &c.
Tel, uiorlin", o9 Jon ni1oe0e os ON, at Der Dnr fun ct
Strlof iHnellert oS o9 060en, men ri Ion meQet mere;
tn III ertareoe oct oite, at arigens 9lp0sIer oQ 0e Sno.
BONNIE. Der iullate meo Dem, onpenote Sierte ira Dozen
til Sioet; ri ioa, b9oreOes Ggenfnrligbeoen breoes oa
1oruanoleoeo til Den melt opofrenOe 9%enqioelie, oQ ri ioo
at arigens 6ru9ter life alene bar DOZENS bitre. men
ogloo Sioets Joe oa b%eIiigne0e. Sort iaat: @u0oontnell.
boornnoer oi gf, bite i9 ION 6re6sbrinaer, oo 9rofe.
tens fnnien0e 9iul, Der ruIIe6e frem ooer os, bite, at
2ioetS Piano par benz
0erlom no9en poa @rltno al bette Spn poa ariaen
oiloe belfploe os for at elite Den, ior of ni er yfrigsaoIe",
oo er bette meget %ubilligt. Roar Meniq6eoen pno 4lmin.
oelig 9eoeoog lpier ben anmle g6n airfen: .9eiol
Dine bellige @nale at leire iig omfring oct qonife 9ano,
o9 bortoeno noooeligen ira os ale oelfortiente 9foaer,
arlg og 9loositprtning oo. iamt al onoen lllDffe boaoe
I'll Sio og Si9l. @io 8reo, 9errel / pore Gaze, op
Spffe % Saligbe0 pore 2onoel" "a 6e0er oi oenne
gen ion o~prigtigt o9 aloorligt iom noqen anoen; men
SooeooGgten Logger ri pao De %fsGaenoe Or0: Gao oin
gere BIO irem0eles i6lnn0t os, at 5~rofoit6e0 % 5ono.
BED maa iteoie m66e 6oeranore, Getfpr6iq6e6 oa 6reo
fpsie bberonore".
enboer Sanoman0, bois Mari er julio al llfru0t, oen-
ter life meo at lorpo0e bette, inotil oct bar lat glomit,
ban is9er eiter bets 9ioo. arigen er en- 9IomIt, ser ionl
oftest bGre5 irem al oe onOe Sonfer, iom uoquor ira
MenneifetS 6ierte, 6erfor er ri 8reoens genncr Ben
6oritano, at ri oen0er os me0 aanoens Supr6 inoo De
onoe 6nnfer. at Der fnn pofle 9~rofoIt6eo oq Sonobeo
frenl iteOet ior 9sgn oa llret; oi arbei0er 6aa6et, ON
pi emo. ioo Qoot JON nooen, be6, at inqen 5in6e faar
ri at ie ,lllueu iummen meo 9on1met~ caer pnnteren
Ie9e meo Siooet.
vi toioIer life ON, at Serren8 aorS er geien til
9ronen, % ban bar ingen nn6en Senii9t meo oct; men
oeriom nooen Serfor oa0Iia roober: Semi mig sit aors.
serrel ienp mia bit aOrs!" ioo cr ban fomlnen oioere
trem 40 SeIIiggsreliens gei emo hi. 0crfor er oct os
iirlitliat at snife eQer at 6eoe ON ariaen; men. mar
Den fommer toaer ri imoo oen oen fate Gro: .Serren
bar ithn 6rc0stonfer neo os."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

5 Den 1anle Rrpitegoar6 gif oct 0oaliae Qp ON
l9onanli9; men ale Dor are6ne al 6en npe gon6. %
tiil9te itor Soer ne0 alt, 6ua0 DER anoif arioen on
oqorelanoet. Ge to Gage llger, 6a Den onaen0e Bolt
oragte Nollerne, bleo, lite it6e1 isIeliae Dire, iorscet
Ill tire, o9, naar Tentetioen oaigeoeI inntes Tor lara,
pieo en- eller anoen lenot no Tor at gno BAN Me6e oa
brin9e ben itore iorte Goittaife ino til 9rpiten, Der ito0
parnt meo NsgIen; omfrin9 BAN itoo belle 6omiien meb
ip9not Opmrrfiombeo, til 5nobol6et Ioa u6brebt for
olIes gine.
Bar Der inaen onoer, Der bap6e 2pIt til at oao no
poo Veien, ioa bar 2oniie altio re6e.
Oct bar omtrent ct aor, ii6en Stii6enten iorloo
i'm SrSlprerplaos; ban bar pen6t tilboge til asbenbopn
for at iortlette oct %ai6ru0te Stuoiun. Get nor en- gftale
irnellem Souile og ham, at DC ifuloe Ifrioe til binanoen
boer f~lortenoe Gag, - oftere loo oct iig life qsre pan
@runo az Den bsie Porto, oa buert 9rep foiteoe iefs
og fDpe Sttllung. Siin oiolte altoa, nnnr bun fitnoe
oente Bren, % bun ltoo oerfor, noar bun life off no paa
8een, ltaoi9 paa Selen Snuen ON Sommeren; omgir.
teren beo aarnapoinonet meb ginene penote MOB Ssn-
oerport for ltrafS at oPre oe0 Saanoen, naar Soften
oreieoe fra 2anoeoejen og inc @aaroen.
greoene fom oe off regelmpSii9t, og oct ipntes Iom
ON Stiloenten Ipite meO inr 6lio. 6or o1e andre Bro.
itegaaroen bar 9reoenes Sn6bolo en- Senlmeli9beo, oa
pao oct ltooige Spsrgsnaal: u4Soa0 0pt?" fit De oct
i%toaenoe Guar: Ser er in9en 8ina; ban gaor Oesu6en
nGfen alorig no" Dc isIte JIG meget li0t tilfreositileSe
peo oenne SplDsning, og oct bar DEM Ell @oa6e, boor!e-
oes ct greo pna fire t9t ifrepne Sioer fnnoe upre blot.
tet for enboer giDbeo. ON greoenes Snobolo ff iom
iogt ingen noget at nioe, men, naar bun otter troaSte
inc Stuen, bar oct BOG life p%onifeligt at Ipie paa ben.
oes @niigt, ON oct mere elel min6re oar ct llbtrpf for
bans ganle Sfinipge.
1eo aaret 1913 ifef Der en- 5oronOring. eouiie
fitnoe lite boloe oct ifiult, at ban mere % mere bleo
greben al De itore 9egioenbeoer; bun alpoeoe ia ouer
oct, foroi bun ieln par greben, og regneoe BAN oct til
sere, at ban b%egpnote at ripes meo. San par en- itaoia
9eltager ane Stioenterms6er og andre o%ffentIige 9or.
ionlinger, og bans Gonfe oar mere Der emo peb Dogma.
tiffen. en enfelt poitoag funoe bel ct grep %uoeblibe;
men oct fiinoe 10 life pGre a~noerIeoes, oo bans 5io bar
iao optoget.
Ere Ooge efter, at 2sgn oe 5orrpoeri bapbe lei
ret &~enoSborg, ioeit Der ct 3irful9re fra ~ariesmini.
iteriet ON, at etboert a%ompagni matte antoge fire inge
Wenneiter meo ~iornsoen Dnnnelie Weniges Nunlmer,
for at De efer nogle Tigers ll6oonnele fnnbe blipe I'm.
berofiicerer og, efter tire a fire Waaneoer, Siiieerpr.
Oct oar life fal Stu0erenoe oe andre unee Menre.
tier, iom sreb oenre 9eiIiebeb til at trabe inc Siene-
item, oe Der bar mango al Dem, Der eiorbe goo 8ploeIt,
og iom meo S9oer tiente ie op inoen arisens 5Iutnine;