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The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Pointinq the Point.

Il think remarked Biggs. 'One 0.
the funniest signs ever saw wa
this. Teeth Extracted While TCl
Wait"
Higgs laughed long and loudly ar
this. and shortly afterwari he tried e
on Jiggs.
a friend Of mine" he said. "to.L
me Of q funny sign he had seen
Teeth Extracted While You Wait
JiGss reelected.
'rWIat is there funny about that"
he asked. Il don't q-.re catch @
point"
Cant you see. The usu who U-.
up that sign used fre words when O.
would have oe-u enough. The wOl
dentist covers the whole round Z
cry dentist is supposed 60 pun tset
is1'- has"
~0L. yes. -. Ua. nm. ho"-Ne
T1-z Nail
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
The F;Sn who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men
of great energy. Success, to-day, de-
mands health. To all is to fail. It's
utter folly for a man to endure weak,
rundown, half alive condition when
Electric Bitters viii put him right on
his feet in short order. "Four bottles
did me more real good than any other
medicine l ever Took" writes Chas.
B. Allen, Sylvania, Ga. "After years
OF suffering with rheumatism, liver
trouble, stomach disorders and de-
ranged Kidneys, | am again, thanks
to Electric Bitters, sound and well. -
Try them. Only so cents at Paul
Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Resolved. That we appreciate

Resolved. That we appreciate
the opportunity Afforded by ]. n.
Camden, the efficient, courageous
and far-seeing state campaign
chairman Of the Democratic party,
in calling US together today; and
be il further
Resolved, That We thank him
for his recognition and attitude
toward the press of the state. and
congratulate the Democracy of
Kentucky for the course OF the
state central and executive COM
mittees in selecting Johnson ".
Camden as the chairman of the
campaign committee in the cleo
tion OF a Democratic president.
and that we greatly appreciate the
opportunity he has so graciously
accorded to the press of Kentucky
in taking the initial step which
has brought US together"
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
a Log on the Track

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead if not removed, SO does
loss of appetite. 1t means lack of vi
7ality, loss of strength and nerve
weakness. If appetite fails, take
Electric Bitters quicklG to overcome
the cause by toning up the stomach
and curing the indigestion. Michael
Hessheimer of Lincoln, Mob, had
been sick over three years, but six
bottles of Electric Bitters put him
right on his feet again. They have
helped thousands. They give pure
blood, strong nerves, good digestion.
Only so cents at PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by Editors Of The Demo-
cratic Press Of Kentucky At
Conference Held Sept. 2etn, Ia
Louisville, Organizing the Dem
ocratic Editorial Association Ct
Kentucky"
whereas, There has been IN
the past no organization Of the
editors of Democratic papers in
Kentucky similar to those exist
ing in neighboring states; and,
Whereas, The opportunity for
such an organization has heen az
fordsd by the action Of State
Chairman Johnson n. Camden, in
calling together the members Of
the Democratic press of Kentucky,
and the needs and advantage of
such an organization has long been
felt in this state; therefore, be it
Resolved, That an organiza-
tion of the Democratic press of
Kentucky be, and is, hereby made,
at this meeting today, under the
name of the Democratic Editorial
Association of Kentucky; be it
further
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

About 1910 Mr. Thomas philips II
London invented an apparatus for pU--
iug out fire. but it was not much OF O.
success. When put in action the steam
and carbOnic acid which We're to eZ-
tiucuish the flames were not gene
ated in sufficient quantity to 90 tta
work. 4 Frenchman named Garlic
patented a fairly successful eZL.-
Cuisher in 1862. since which date tl, s.
have been used more or less all owe
the world to put out incipient Ere
though. OF course. they are value.cs
after the fire has acquired much hecl
vay.-New York American
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Dangers of Earrings.

Indications are that earrings are
coming into fashion asain-Cot the
diamond earrings which never so our
Of fashion-bUt earrings tha. are fash
i0ned from all kinds of material liz
neOus and metallic. They viii fer
the most part be pendants ana arden
lovers in attempting to seize a kiss
from the COY maid or widow will flHd
out how they may be hung up in a
coil Of tangled hair
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

be cecrlvlug the many CL the unusual
and rare opportunity OF further deep
enine and broadening their natures
and increasing their love OF country.
Jf there is not love Of country in
mans heart, something Of an oppo-
site feeling will creep in and take its
place; Indifference to or hate OF cOun-
try, which is another word for anar-
chy. 1t Ls only by service that we can
increase our love for home, for man
kind or for country.
Service Increases Love.
I'VE know that the person who
helps and serves his friends, loves
them. Also that the man who gives
loving care and thought for his family
has his nature enriched and blessed
by strong and deep love for home.
So, that man who serves his party and
country by actually contributing to
its support ana giving to it his per-
sonal service viii experience a new
love Of party and of country which
in turn will prove the bulwark and
stability OF our form of government.
'As the incorporated interests were
censured in the past for contributing
to campaign funds, does not fair play
now demand that the people them
selves fill the breach and contribute
tC this fund?
Kentucky Should Respond.
eff, however, Kentucky is delinquent
\
raise the sum expected of her by the
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Green, KY, stationed at the
Western Normal School.

Western Normal School.
Cooperation is now being lent
by the Federal Government, an
by various individuals and cor
porations interested. Lett ers
regarding club work should be
sent to DR.. Mutchler directly.
No club should neglect this
year to have a good show of va
rious farm products, as the crops
have been fine. Assistance in
such undertaking will be freely
given on application to the EX-
tension Division.
7. r. Bryant.
Supt. Extension Division,
College Of Agriculture,
Lexington, Kentucky.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
The cladiatorz.

Usually gladiators were matched IL
pairs. They fought in different ways
blindfOlded, in chariots. on. horseback.
in full armOr and with the lassO- Nets
were used by some. who. after throw
Ing one over the head of an antag-
onist dispatched him with a three
pointed lance or trident
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Convenient.

Dick-Bill writes that he's living il
magnificent cottage Sam-Why. IT'S
so small that you can stand on the
ooof. reach down the chimney and open
,he front door.-St. Louis Republic.
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

"TLere is 10 agency and 10 body
OF men in Kentucky Gc.-r equipped
and qualified for this splendid service
than you gentlemen Of the press, and
for tEe pur~ose Of discussing and dis
covering the best ways and means to
accomplish these ends we have met
today. I trust that you VIII speak
your mind freely on this occasion end
let us have the benefit Of your expert
ence and thought"
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

the money amongst themselves in or
der to uphold Kentucky's fair name
abroad; what would be the result?
charged with bOssism and domination
of the state by money and it's control
by an oligarchy?
Fair play is jewel. ! hope you,
gentlemen of the Kentucky press, will
reflect upon this little.
Woodrow Wilson stands before the
nation as a magnificent example Of pa
triotism and exalted courage. Let us
On our part uphold him with equal
energy, courage and efficiency. and
see that he is not left to the humilia-
ton of asking his personal friends
10 pay our candidate out of debt.
Test of Patriotism.
The seasoned politicians laugh at
the idea of the successful frujtion of
popular subscription. Ten years ago
We would have agreed with them, but.
gentlemen of the press OF Kentucky,
he Democratic party calls on YOU to
make Il as clear as the noon day sun 10
the people that this popular subscrip-
ton is d test of the enlightened and
patriotic manhood of the country. By
that test il will be known if the people
nTe really ready and desigOus Of tax
Ing charge OF their own government.
Creators Q: Thought.
Il am minded 70 compare you gen
tlenen OF the press with an instru-
ment that impressed me deeply. l
went not long ago with friend TO
see the operation Of the wireless tel
egraphy. These instruments that
send and receive the message have
first to be attuned 10 each other.
The instruments themselves are
laced in rooms on top Of the high
st buildings. so that their vibra-
tion5 upon the waves Of ether would
meet with no obstruction and their
message be detected.
''In this instance, you gentlemen of
the press. are the operators in the
hish towers Of creative thought and
influence, which guides and makes
that irresistible power-public opin-
ion. Some minds will not be attuned
to receive your message. But rest as
sur,a hat the good you do will not
die with this campaign.
Service For Humanity.
81 say now to you. gentlemen Of the
Democratic press of Kentucky, that in
responding to the imperious summons
laid upon you by our great party and
BY our farseeing and courageous can
didate, who will not take the easy
road to the White House, you will be
performing as heroic service for hui
manity as did the men who died for
their convictions.
I'VE can thank God that this will
be a bIoodless battle. but We must
fully realize that il is second to none
Of the great struggles of the past for
the betterment OF mankind.
Government by the People.
"Thus far 7 have spoken to you
about the national campaign and the
obligations Of the people TO finance it,
so that when the Democratic admins
tratiou takes hold OF the reiEs Of gov
or.~,,'or+ = ,,-ilI 10 ,,bar,rered nv
ohIfcs+iors - acroro b~t he orea+
body of the American people, free to
choose from among them the best
men to I'll the Offices and 20 advocate
the best measures for their protection
and relief. thereby fnaururatiug in
reality q government Of the people, by
the people
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23
Timely Seed Corn Hints.

Hell to have the attention not
only of the members of agricult-
ural clubs, but also of the gen.
eral farmers, call to the import
ance of getting a good supply OF
seed corn for next year. The
fat of next years corn crop will
be largely determined by the ac-
ton taken by the farmer within
the next few days. Seed corn
testing is highly important, and
should not be neglected, but it
we'll to remember that unless
seed corn is properly cared for,
the test next Spring will only re-
veal the sad fact that the seed
corn is very poor and that a per-
feet stand cannot be assured.
There are a good many things
to take into consideration in Sc
Getting seed corn. These points
concern not only the ear itself
but the stalk upon which it was
grown; hence it is desirable that
the seed corn should be selected
from the field before the corn is
cut if possible.
Seed corn should be selected in
the fall just as it is coming to
maturity. Select well developed
ears growing upon well devel-
oped and vigorous stalks, and
for the same maturity. Mark
them and allow them to mature.
Do not select large ears from
stalks that have grown in hills
by themselves, that have been
extremely favored in the way of
righ spots, or have been favored
in regard to moisture present,
but prefer those that have pro-
duced most heavily when going
under average conditions. 9th
er things being equal, select ears
from short, thick stalks rather
than from tall slender ones, as
the latter are more likely to be
blown down. Never select an
ear that is extremely long of
shank, but rather select one of a
medium shank with the tip point.
ing downward at an angle of
about Is degrees. Prefer ears
that do not have a gross, course,
heavy musk.
Those boys and girls clubs
that have come under the direc-
ton Of the State University Ex.
tension Division Of the College
Of Agriculture have noticed that
they were designated "Agricult-
ural Club, an5ngt Corn Club. "
The reason for this is that boys
and girls cl@6siu their respect
i've counties should be fixed or
gaaiz2GOns through which many
GOOD 5a.ngs may be taught to
them and other people, the club
Itself being working factor to
put into operation those things
proposed 3y the director Of the
work. In this connection q hand
a0ok Of instructions has been
prepared for these clubs. includ-
ing certain definite exercises in
corn growing and domestic
science.
The work Of instructing and
looking after these clubs has re-
Gently been. provided for on a
better basis than ever before,
and as good as your work has
been in the past it is hoped that
The Adair County news., 1912-10-23

The forests of the Alaskan coast
yield about 2-.Jg0, 900 board feet OF
lumber a year.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Sprpret / O2crifp,

General 6elir Dio5, Anfgrer for
Spltanoen, og Major 3erote,
0berit 9lntonio Migoni og 2pjtnont
Simo, Sfficerer UNDER Gio5> er of
len &rigsret blebne ogmt til Dp6en.
Seitnont Ganacbe> 9optei,, Mopen
of 2onopernet og &optejn &ermi-
lilo Mortini5 blep 6pnrt til ii Mars
S9nglel, og Gabriel 9lomos, Eol6-
fos1erer, og &ernan s(roitegui, Se=
legromcenior, bleb 6pn1t til to 9lars
Sengiel.. 9ei on0re Sfficerer oq
|Gibile flap fri.
Set ontoges, at Oberit W2igont
og 2eitnont 2irnn bill blipe ifuot
noen pioere Spbepelier. Ser bar
beret en- bel DeI &ritif uotolt oper
Weiliterrettens Mao6e at bebonbIe
oisle Sager pao. Set bliDer uotaIt
poo mango &olo, at Sc onfloge6e
bob6e ct utilitreffeligt Toripor, oe
ingen l1noeridgelier er foretoget
h1e6 Senipn til, bporfor De fpoeraIe
Eropper rpffeoe IND / 8pen me6
bpibe Stag og un6er @oabet:: 2an.
ge lebe Dia5!
@temningen moo 9io5' @enret,
telie er bleben ioo itprf, at l1enig-
beo er opltaoet mellem Brp1i6ente.l
og Genatet.
Set bliber olmin6elig in6rgmmet
SoDe6l 6lta6en, at sen Nolfbeo, bbor=
meo Dio5' &eisning blep nnoer,
trDft, bar piit @egieringens @tprfe.
Set er Dog tpipliomt, ON 5ituotio-
men fin Mlmin6eligbeo er blebet
noget beore. 6lere @ebel1forer
on6re Dele al 9iepublifen er frem-
oe1eS paafer6e. Ges116en er ber
en- M geisning / Oucatan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
@fterlpsntng.

Soban Anton Garl @tilling. Sal
BET Sobn Stilling, fgot &jgben=
bobn, 1879, u6pan6re6e fra Don=
mari / 1908. @or opbol6t fig I
Murora, Misiouri. @ioltfjenote
M6resier: 81 @e4ls ct. og 78 SO.
Maoiion st., Chicago, sSIl.
@1fe Gbriitine 80. 9eterien. Me=
nes at bo / @bicago, SSlI.
@uitop Sbeo6or gf, fg6t / Sol
6ing 1885. Sme6. l1oponoreoe /
1905. @i6itfienbte @6resle: NSor=
ten @robe, S1ll &or / 1911 op,
bolot fig Chicago, SIl.
2eon @polf Mosiin ca. SO Mor.
n6ban0re0e / 1904. &ar opbol6t
fig / Maori0 og @oootparo, SSoipo,
ornfring 1909-1910.
&riltion 6re6erif &ilbelm Sen-
len, faloet @il1iam @ecb SenRm.
Sor tient / oen nmerifarlfe 6loa-
De. @enere Sernbanearbei6er /
Minneiota.
Mulige SplDs1ringer be6reren6e
obennebnte gfteriggte be6es tilltil-
let bet fgl. bouife @oniulot / Gbi-
cago, Su
9lrel Ngrgoor6>
flung. &oniul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
l1af9cnsis stenmeafsipnins.

@n al oe bigtiglte Ioftorer Deb
6e fon1n1e116e @alg oil bliDe Sc 11of=
bengige og intelliee11tc Galgeres
@fure 6or life iao ret mango MQr
iioen mente Set ltore Jlertal al 8pl=
gerne Jig forpligtiget til at ite1nme
poa Sen bele replblionife eller SEN
bele oe1nofratiIfe oilte, fra eperit
til neberlt. 9ieiultotct nar, at &o=
litifcrne funoe betDtte &elgerne of=
fl1rot, iom Set bebageoe oe1n; 6e BE-
bebe6e Blot at in0f(ette nogle fient
lD6enbe Jraier / Norticts 9Srogrom
og opfor0re &elgerne til at 1tette
~tbe gran0 ol6 partD". Som 9fe-
gel = life altiO = bleb ser pberit
paa 2tlten lat en- Man0, bpis poli=
tiife og perlonlige Menome Dor set
beolte, og mes bam ion1 Sop paa
&ran'efogen, blep oer palgt en-
@amling al 9eoebrg0spolitifere og
po(itiife Spbefnggte, iom al Sc for
ifiellige ~Snteresier" por us iete til
at fp1be 6e lcOige @mbebspoiter.
Selgerne bgr life betnnfe fig
poo at 1lette en &qr6i6ut al 6eres
Fartis 9iite og erltatte bnm meo
en- anoen &an0t6ot, on1 bpem Sc
be6, at fan eier bebre. 8etingelier
for at forbalte @mbe6et tilfreosjtil=
len6e, ielp ON fan tilberer ct Borti,
bbis slnifueller Sc ellers life bpl=
Der.
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1yurmcsct Holitif.
@0aparo 8airo &ellogg, &anoioot

@oaparo 8airo &ellogg, &anoi0ot
for Statsienotor / Seem Dorf, er
| fnl6lt9n6ig / 5omflong meo Euii1=
Ser al Mmerifanere, 1uur fan flyer
Il en- 9lrtifcl ;22f:sp Dnrf Gines" !:
v&i far altfor n1egen HoIitif ber
/ Sanoet. Solicit ct neo at blibe
Itr9t. 81 bar for mango Talg;
slntallet al oisie nao re6uceres,
|6ette fan fun opnaaeS heo at for
lenge oe bulgte Gmbebsme1os
Sern1tner."
Set slar, Yrnii6e11tpolget fore
goar, b9r Ser fun bnre @oIg al
&reiioent, giceprelioent og &on=
gresme6ler1mer. u9oo os," flyer
ban, ubabe Sc rationale Galg ct
Mor, Statsbolge11e ct on0ct 9lar og
8pbalgene / ct treble"
Set ipnes imi0!erti6. lom on1
6en Sanfe iffe' er goaet op for Mr
&ellogg, at bpis life Gmbe6smen=
6enes Eern1iner blep gjort urimeligt
lange, loo pil @glgerlre ltoa oberfor
ct &o1g of en- eller on6en Slogs
boert enelte glor.
~Sbe ibort Ballot" og en- Gam=
mentrengning al Galgene, muo
man antage bil giue ct beore &eiul=
tat. 9foor fun Gbeferne for Sc
for1fiellige 9epartementer, fra Bre=
ltoent og neo til 8orgmelter, blep
pa1gte birefte, iaa fun6e @elgerne
1t0m9rfet gobt toale ct Gulg til
5tats= og @penbe0er bpert an0e1
9lor og Hrp1ioe11tbnlg bpert fier0e
9lar. Set er Sen lange 2iite al
&on6i6uter, iom biltraberer Belger=
ne S en- 8p, Ser fan 8orgerne
fg1ge oet 9lrbei6e, 1om 8orgn1elte=
rem og 8proa6et l10ferer, 11ren noa1
BET fommer til at beige ct l1tal al
| Controllers, uSreaiurerS", Som
mtSiionerS", ~@beriffs", ~9lu6i.
tors, u&egiiters" og uSurbepors"
iaa forbirres 8Glgerne beo Ser
lange &effe Naone. Disie &olgli-
tier fan re6uceres til ct Mir1imnn1,
1oQleoes at @elgernes 0pn1erflon1,
|beo fan ionles om Sc pirfelig or1=
lbarlige @nbe6smg1t6.
Ser fin6es liffert 1negen l1pilie
Der 2onoet i1r1o0 Sen n1egen &oli.
|tif, nobnlig it1en set 0irefte Bri=
|merbolg bor giort Dor 4olitif til e1
&erionpolitif / @te6et for en- Earti:
politif. M}en ri tbipler pao, al
&Glgene oil bifal0e forlenge6t
Serniner for grnbe6smpn6ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Gn tilitrrffelia 9srppe.

Sn 5tl1trGtteltg FrpDc. uTt Ell
tolb lomilier," lfriber @}rs. Ser
tba Scbults 1916 M}icbigan Ctr,
Nbfoib, @isv uog / 35 9lar bor
Ri life bebpoet at fo1oe 2pge, 6o
&urifo bar beret Dor &usnre6icin
Seq bar brugt &urifo for olle mine
Bern, noar Sc far fejlet noget, .oq
SEN far olti0 biuIpet."
Saale6es lp0er el1 N1o6ers Ti6=
nesbpr6 me6 @enlp11 til 6ette qou1.
le, ti0sprgoe6e ltrterniooel. Guiin.
Der bar bionet | famine 9(un6. Sen
er fife Ell Mpotbefer=M =Me6icin. 6pe.
cial- -Ngenter forlfoffer SEN for glI.
menbeoen. Sfrib til 0r. &eter
Sobrnep & Cons &c., 1875 60
9oDne Mpe., Chicago, s5II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Mlgut 2ange beooer en- 0anif-

gllgpt 2ange beo6er en- @anf-
Mmerifaner, Der for Gioen er i
Spro meo at u6rulte en- gfspeoi-
tion til ufie1r6te @gne Iangs Nma-
5onflo6en. gfspe6itionen, ser me.
nes at billie bare ca. 3 Mar, 11n6er.
itettes of Renniplpania= =Inioerfitet.
2ange, Ser er boiat BbilaoeI-
pbta, bar | 1910 foretaget en- forte,
re l1n6erf6gelies til ont
trent oe iamme @gne. Goru6en Sc
egentltge Manoifab, Ser 1fol ODER.
tuge bele oet grobere Mrbeioe, me6-
fglger 5 Msiiifenter.
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Ir<1 4nlattnrt.

@trioigbe6er mellem oe &ri1tne paa
Balfar nil blipe enot me6 en- sSor.,
en1ng of oe orto0ofie, &irfer Gre,
fenlono> 8ulgarien, Gerbien og
Montenegro iom ganlle Gage An-
Der Natriarfen al &on1to1tinopel,
Der er ben grpife &irfes &opeo.
Honioelien al 5erbien gie11nem
Bosnien til 9l6riaterbQbet bliper en-
9el al Flonen, iom @lterria iono,
fDnligptS oil moointte fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-01
Gaa &ehaftionsfpntoret. 9fe6of,y

ren: vSpa0 dnifer Sc, Grefen?"
Sen unge 8ige: rsSeg fienoer en-
@erre, iom ofte ienoer Gem Digte,
% 6a jeg gierne pil6e bi6e, um ban
elifer mig, bil Ge maaffe tilIa6e mig
at ie efter i Ceres Hnpirfurp."
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Tarr1 fra @at.

Jaren, Ser truer ira Huslano
! bar Ben lenere Gio ltprft optoge1
sinoete 5perige, men ogioa
Norge.
S 9tuslol0S @iltorie ct Set l10bi.
oellesepnen man melt logger
Mgrfe til, og operalt CT Set @apet,
Oct igger u> inoo. Set bor naoet
Set ltore Gcean, Sortebopet og 9lter.
Iterlpen, men ita0ig mangler set
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8l1n en- 412
Wfil breo 9an0ltrpfning filler Set
|23,000,000 =&iloneter ltore gi=
ge fra Sen isfri @apn ion1 fun6e
oanne 9alis for en- Tlao0e, Ser paa
9aDet fllnoe gjgre Set i9bnbproigt
|meo Gnglano. 9aaoe &urop og
Sron1Sp og @ammerfelt &opne .er
isfri. 9pa0 Ser er &uslQnos Moal
ber, er Ser beller ingen Spipl om.
Set ltore 9Io0 u9fopoja @ren1ia"
lfrep allereoe 1905, at bpis &us=
lono lfrloe ppfplOe i'm ubiltoriife
@fislion", par Set ngopen0igt for
BET at ifaffe Jig 9l0gong til &abet, I"
og rioere, at It'll ct 6olf poa 13O
Millioner lnaatte Iraffen life Dp=
re for fort cller s@rnerne ipebe
op". Sg lit gerf om Sen japan=
ife &rig u0taler 2eoeren al 0en
rusfilfe Scr, at General &uropot<
fin, Zig paa tilibaren0e Moaoe om
Mangelen al en- s(tlonterbopsbapn.
Genne Ell @opeoiagen; men pes @i-
Sen beraf loffer pel ogioo Sc npop-
6ageoe sQfetalrigoomme / 2apn1or<
fen.
Set er 6ette gnlfe, Ser bepirfer,
at oen ruslilfe &egiering tiHi6eiet-
ter Set 5elpltpre, Sen ipage Die
bliffe bar in0rpmmet 6inluno. st
8lif paa 6inlan0s eSernbaner, iom
ogloo a6lfillige Silfpl6e ct bpg=
get pou Spers al 2anooogens 9n=
Ife o9 9anoets Snteresie, piier, at
Bet ct ltrotegilfe @runOe, Ser far
opret raa0enoe. Set ct @enlpnet
til Srpppetransporter, Ser er slor=
iagen til Sen oirefte 6orbinoelie
mellem ct. Hetersborg og @apne=
ne poa Sen finite @plt. Gg set er
til s(ngre6 og life, iom Musierne
ielp bnp0er, til 6oripor, at Sc bpg=
ger 6pitni11ger beo SEN ipenlfe
@rGnie.
9taar 6inlon0 III ifol rusi flee
rts, er Set for, at Set fan 6anne Ell
liffer 8ro poa Geien til 5perige.
Set par Set, Ser por 8obrifoffs
Maal, og Set ct Sen iomme Spgo=
BE- SEN nuperen0e @enerolguper=
ner b. Sepn for faoet oneroraget.
2ige ioa li6t iom Set er 2plten til
at bltpe ifuot, ser briper rusliife
Sfficerer til at optrpoe 1om @pio=
ner Sperige, er Set al filoIogiIf
SeSnteresie, at r11siiife Sfficerer i
1tort Smfang bor gipet Jig til at
lpre 9penif.
gecj, alt tp0er poa, at Norompno
og @oenlfere bor al @run0 til at
bore rngiteligc. Sra &uslonos
Neoerlag / Sen rl1sliif=juponelilfe
&rig lfal man npre roriom me0 at
oraae an0re Slletninger, ems at
&uslerne tdrlter efter Opreisning
eller = gritotning. 6or pjeblif=
fet itoar bel nof Sc andre @tormaq=
ter lom en- @in0ring for OpfpI6el=
len al &uslan0s 9nifer. Men Mus-
ierne fan pente, bente til Sc feler
Zig Itrrfe nof, og til set grnltige
Hieblit fonnner.