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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

Washington.-Pr Taft did
well when he appointed a few days
ago DR. Carl L. Alsberg Of the agricul-
tural department. permanent chief of
the bureau of chemistry TO succeed
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley.
Dr. Alsberg is the son of a chemist
and grew up in an atmosphere OF
chemistry. At Columbia university he
won the degrees Of A. B., A. NJ. and
NJ. D., and then studied three years in
Germany at the University of Stsass-
burg, where his work was along the
lines of pharmaco,ogy, physiological
chemistry and internal medicine.
While in Germany he worked under
Schmeidburg, who is recognized as
the leading chemical pharmacologist
in the world
Returning to America. DR.. Alsberg
was given a responsible position on
the Harvard university faculty. In
1903 he was rendered and accepted a
position in the bureau OF plant indus
try Of the United States department
OF agriculture.
DR.. AlSDerS mas Deen very uSeIul III
the department of agriculture Dur
ing the last four years he has conduct
ed a series of important experiments
in the endeavor TO find the cause OF
disease in food plants, which intre-
feres with their productive ability. He
has discovered the presence Of prussic
acid in certain kinds of grass that
/ has poisoned catt.e in the southwest
This discovery has been of great value
( to stockmen who are enabled to keep
/ their cattle from the pastures where
; this grass grows and thus decrease
/ the death rate.
/ DIR. Alsberg has acquired an inter
national reputation as an authority or
/ the biological phases of chemistry
/ Since being in the service of the de
partment Of agriculture he has re
ceived a number of fattering offers
| TO take up work along the lines OF
pharmacology and chemistry, from
| colleges and other institutions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

during the past week Following are
the amounts collected and deposited
in the State bank today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

ed on them to date indicate that dur
ing the coming dry season the 18th
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

mus will be visited by an unprecedent-
ed number OF tourists, according to the
Canal Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
LOVE FOR FINERY
LEADS TO ARREST
Davenport Woman Steals Linen
Spread Because Tempta-
ton Was Great.

Seized with an intense desire TO pos
scss a beautiful linen spread which
she had admired for days at the L. S.
McCabe department store, and fnan-
cially unable to afford the purchase OF
the coveted fabric, Davenport WON
an, aged 80. this morning suecumbed
to ar overpowering temptation, and
sfealthily secreting che spread in her
clothes, started out Of the store when
an employee, who had observed her ac-
tons. Stepped up to her. tapped her on
the shoulder, and requested her TO &C
company him to the police station.
Suppressing a startled cry, the wom-
an walked 70 the station, where she
tearfully begged for her liberty. Il am
no klgptomaniac, no veteran shoplift-
or, but just a weak woman" she sob.
bed. 81 have admired the spread for
days, and knew cou-d not afford
10 purchase IT. This morning after I
had looked at it again. the temptation
was too great, and throwing discretion
70 the winds, decided to take 1t, hop
ing l could get away with it. This
rs my first offense, and it will certain
ly be my last. as we'll"
For the sake of her family the WON.
an was released. after she had paid
for the fabric. and had agreed to re.
main away from the store Her name
was not given to the police
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
DR.. KELLER, FORMER
RESIDENT HERE, DEAD

Word has been received that DR.: C.
NJ Keller, formerly of this city, Gi5>:
of pneumonia at the Soldiers Home
hospital at Yountville, Cal DR.. Keller
waF born in Cumberland county, Pa,
in 1912, and came to Rock Island
county in 1857. In the fall of 1861 he
enlisted in Company A, Ninth Illinois
cavalry, and for three years served his
country. When he returned from the
army he studied medicine and for sew
eral years he practiced in this city,
then in Anthony, Kan, and subsequent
ly in San Francisco, Cal. At the time
of his death he was resident Of
Brookdale, Cal He is survived by
two brothers and one sister. Mrs. A.
NJ. Betty and ]. D. Keller of Hazel
ton, Kan, and Christian Keller 11e5
First avenue, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
10Th STREET LIGHTS
TO SHINE TONIGHT

The Twentieth street curb lights
will be lighted tonight and the mer-
chants to whose enterprise, with the
cooperation of the property holders,
the improvement is due, will be in
position to shine.
Gradually the up-to-date lighting sys-
tenn in Rock Island is spreading to all
parts of the business. section. Second
avenue between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets is ready for the install
lation of the lights, those in front OF
Clemann and Salzmann building hav-
ing been placed already and in the
near future the remainder of the dis
trict will be provided for.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
Notice to Property Holders.

Property holders on Thirty-eighth
street from the south line or Seventh
avenue to the south line of Eighteenth
avenue are hereby notified that the
Mccarthy Improvement company of
Davenport, Iowa. we're the lowest re
sPossible bidders for paving the above
street at the following prices:
Excavation, 81 cents per cubic yard.
Brick paving. S165 per square yard.
Paving Railway company, 81 per
square yard.
Curb and gutter, So cents per lineal
foot.
Stone curb, 50 cents per lineal foot.
10-inch sewer reiaid, so per Iineai
foot.
Unless you elect to take the above
/ contract according TO law the contract
viii be c-csed with the above firm.
HARRY NJ. SCHRIVER, Pres.
ROBERT R. REYNOLDS, Sec'E
WALLACE TREICHLER, Eng.
Board OF Local improvements.
All the news ali the time = The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
BUNK CARS BURN
While MEN SLEEP

About Is Greeks were driven out Of
morning when a box car at the Thir-
ty-fTst street yards, utilized as bunk
car, caught fire because of an over
heated stove pipe. The Greeks were
sleeping when the blaze broke out and
the entire roof was a mass of flames
before they realized their peril. The
No. 8 wagon men made the run and ex-
tinguished the blaze. The entire roof
OF the car was destroyed, although no
estimate has been made Of the damage
inflicted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

Washington-The scheduled sail
ings of steamers from the United
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
Moline TO HAVE
2OO-ROOM HOTEL
City Sells Tract of Land at
Fourteenth and Fifth to
Hosiery Company.

The city of Moline today sold to the
Manufacturers Hotel company the
tract of land at Four zenith street and
Fifth avenue on which it had been
planned to erect a new city hall. The
price named is sG5, 100. Several other
offers were considered for the site, but
all were lower. Manager Fred Leav-
ems of the hotel company has assured
the city that a new 2O0-room modern
hotel viii arise on the site shortly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

All the news ali the time = The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
Public Notice.

Application will be made to pardon
Frank Corcoran, who was convicted
OF taking liberties with one Rind girl
at Rock Island, tried at the Rock IS
land court and sentenced to 10 years
in the penitentiary in the October
term of court, 1910. Application win
be made to the board of pardons at
Springfield for the January term Of
the meeting T. A. CORCORAN.
-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
ROCK ISLAND CONTRACTOR
RUSHING ELEVATOR JOB

Contractor II. w Horst of this city
is progressing rapidly with the cree
ton of the new elevator plant for A.
E. Montgomery at Twentieth street
and First avenue, Moline. Sixty work
men are hurrying to get the building
under roof before snow falls. In case
the contractor is successful in this,
he expects to be able to turn the build
ing over to the owner for occupancy,
Jan. 8. The building is a modern.
two story brick structure and costs
s35, goo A boiler room and vault is be-
ing built in connection with the main
building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21

KembIe School Leads.
The pupils of Kemble school lead
those of the other buildings in savings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-21
Police News

Charged with disordeFly conduct,
Robert Terrell and Della Delaney, both
cOlored. were arraigned in police court
this morning and fined SO and costs
each. They were nabbed last night.
and II is alleged that the couple had
been living together as man and wife.
when in reality no marriage had TAX
en- place.
James Rhoades is making a pilgrim
age to his "Old Kentucky Home" to
spend he holidays. His progress to-
wards the shrine was interrupted in
Rock Island yesterday when he tar
ried By the wayside for liquid refresh
ments and was detained at the police
station over night. At he time of his
Incarceration. Rhoades showed bellig-
orent tendencies. and vouchsafed the
Information that it would be mere
child's play for him 10 clean" the en-
tire Rock Island police force. He was
in a rcpentant mood this morning, the
lust for battle had yaporized into the
nebulous vacuity Of dreams, and he
was a peaceable. law-abiding citizen
lie paid a fine Of 81 and costs. after
which he was permit ed 10 resume
his migration towards Bowling Green,
Ky.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
ENTERTAINED The
Y. N. c. A. BOYS
A. L. MILLER, STATE SECRETARY
OF COLLEGE Y. M. c. A. WORK
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT IN.
HONOR OF OFFICIALS OF A. c.
~" CABINET.

A. L. Miller. the popular state sec
rotary of the college Y. M. g. A. work
entertained the officials OF the A. C.
association, both retiring and incom-
ing, It a delightful dinner at which
reports or the years work were sub
mitted: The retiring president Of the
A. C.~"Y', Roy Dynes. was presented
with a handsome gold watch fob. He
was succeeded by Dean Mendenhall,
who has been vice president during
the last
Clarence Walters reported five
classes in Bible study had been con-
Quoted at the big farm school this
year, four of which had been taught
by members Of the faculty, comprising
Professors While, Bell, Smith and
Dynes. In his report, MI. Walters al
so said that seven social gatherings
had been held, twenty-eight religious
meetings, and that the average at
tendance had been ifty-fve. Also
there was one mission study class.
The retiring official staff of the col
lese "Y'' comprised, besides Mr.. Dynes
and Mrs. Mendenhall, William Emery
and Jack Kerr. The new official list
includes MI. Mendenhall, Mr.. Emery
and Irwin Storland and William Stew
art.
A matter of great interest to all
the college "Y' boys in the state is
the fact that a picture of the North
Dokota group is given in the catalogue
of the Lake Geneva conference. This
is quite an honor for North Dakota
as with Iowa it is the only group
picture given out of seven state dele
cations.
Mr.. Miller goes to Jamestown to-
night where he will speak before the
association there. In the new Jimtown
~" billiards and pool tables have
been installed, which is a feature of
amusement for which a certain ele-
ment in the Fargo association has
been fighting for some time. 1t is
understood that having those two
amusements here is no longer a re-
mote possibility.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29

Third warders are invited to look
over the Bitulithio pavement exhibit
room 222, Gardner hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
Section Farm Tor Rent.

With buildings Immediately adjoin-
ing station on Milwaukee railroad
eve miles north of wahpeton. En-
quire Page & Benedict Land Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
CHALLENGE TO men
Rev. r. G. 5ehner's Subject at IN"
Mems Meeting Next Sum
day Afternoon.

Rev. +. G. Behner, the new pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
this city will close the series OF
eyangelistic addresses that have been
carried on at the Y. M. G. Al. during
the past W months. Rev. Mr..
Behner's subject will be A Challenge
to Men, and those who heard him give
his address before the X. M. g. a
when he visited Fargo several weeks
ago will want to hear him again.
Rev. Mr.. Behner las just closed q
tour in his home county in Ohio
where he was the leading speaker
against the saloon forces in a temper
ance fight in which the drys were
successful In carrying the county BY
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
ANOTHER

Aaker's Business College was call
ed up by phone last evening and ask
ed to supply a local office with a
s~tenographer. A student was recon-
mended and position is pending. Get
in line for one of the many openings
that come to the A. B. c. by taking
a business training at the A. b. c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29

Some of the s~tereopticon slides to be
shown will be Of recently discovered
ruins of temples and cities of old
testament times.
MI. Wingate has been identified
with the party of progress, in the land
of the u~nspeakable Turk, for a num-
Der of years and can speak from
fi%rst-hand. knowledge. of the present
conditions and the future outlook in
Asiatic Turkey.
The service will begin promptly at
1870, and the audience is asked to
come early SO that the ushers may be
able to seat the audience where the
pictures on the lantern screen may be
seen to the best advantage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
BREAD SATURDAY

To introduce our delicious home
made bread to the people of Fargo
we will give a loaf free tomorrow tc
anyone who asks for it. This is
strictly homemade, not a bakery prod
uct. We want you to try it and make
this unprecedented offer for tomorrow
only, Make our requests for a trial
loaf when you order your meats and
groceries,. Regular 10c quality bread
which We sell for SC a loaf. Yours
for the asking tomorrow. Eggert's
Market and Grocery. Phones 591-592-
500. ,....
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
NEW CASHIER,

Professor Watkins has just received
a letter saying that in the r~e-organiz-
Ation Of the Forest River State bank,
J. Heger vas elected cashier. Mr.. H.
Is Il Dakota Business College boy and
adds one more to the large number
Of these graduates who are becoming
the managing factors in the commerce
of this state,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
WlNGATE WILL SPEAK
Noted Missionary From Asia Minor
Speaks at First Congregational
Church Sunday Night

In place of the usual preaching
service next Sunday night at the First
Congregational church. Rev. Henry w.
Wingate of C~esarea, Asia Minor, will
give an illustrated lecture upon Tur-
key Before and After he Revolution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
THIRTIETH ANNUAL SERIES
FARGO BUILDING ASSOCIATION

Will be issued April 1. orders for
shares of $50 payable % cents per
month will be received from now IN.
Each share entities the holder to a
loan Of $50 on improved Fargo prop
erty. Fl. p. Tough. secretary, room 3,
Laing building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
Special Values

Finely tailored silk lined
suits at $780,; they'd be
generous values at $500. A
selection of fabrics from the
leading mills in new novelty
weaves and shades. The latest
productions of the famous
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
DAKOTA BUSINESS COLLEGE

Trains men for big futures. 1t is a
mistake to think that the only way a
man can gain In education is by
spending four years in a classical COL
lsge. There Is a practical way-a
dollars and cents way--a way that
brings quick and sure results. Ask
the D. B, c, to tell you more about
their way,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29
noted divine COMING
Or. Frank Peterson Will Occupy Pull
pit at First Baptist Church
Sunday !1orning.

Word has been received from Min
neapolis that Rev. Frank Peterson, D,
D., will visit Fargo and will preach
day morning. DR.. Frank Peterson has
spoken here before and all who know
him will no doubt be glad to avail
themselves of the privilege Of hear
lis him next Sunday.
In the work of the Laymen's Mis-
sionary movement, DR.. Peterson took
a prominent part and is a strong
speaker. He is one Of the secretaries
Of the Baptist denomination with
headquarters at Minneapolis. III
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-29

1000 majority. He to Fargo
fresh from a great victory and viii
touch On the subject relating to the
community's need.
Miss Beekman and Miss Buchanan
will sing. All men are welcome.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-19

Ell 9%enltrtoig anpgt og bar giort mig itor Sor9; og ieo
oil goot tro, at ban bar giort meget on0t. Seq fom Der
til 5er1llalem for at forigge at bragg bam bort ira oct
llette Sellfob, ban bar fonmen /. Oct pnr nit 9Grin0e
l elipas' 8inbanOel. Oct imerter nit 5o6erbierte at
ltllle oione imoO min eneIte S6n, men ="
Get er moi" ofbr6o 9ilatus ban. Seq toiDler
llet lite ON, at on er en- bGiit ogtperoig 9orger % en-
1or9enoe 5aoer. 0aen Ri 6Iioer o%Iigeoel rsot til at qem.
me Dig til llnoerbolOning for bore 9oaifegpiter. DIN
6reoa9en, ben i%emtenOe g3iiau, ifal on 6ape ionlme De.
%6onoling ION 9arrabas. - 8agt, fgr 5anael 6ortl@
tlfeieoe Dan, Do 0umac6uS %begpnOte at brgle JON ct
pilot DDr.
Do on, g%eniriOige Spn al en- a%gtOar0ig 6aOer.
bar on noget at iige?"
6itnS ioa Op, og, 90 bans 9lif mg6te gilotus' pot
tenoe 92ire og f~ien0tlige aniigter rln0t omfrin0, Be-
9Dnote oct at banfe itGrtt bans iaareoe 9ooeo, og ban
raa6te bit: gaa, Stefanus, aa, Mooer!"
8ilatnS bar iaa temmeIig fec al oct belle. Desu6eu
bar oct mart &0 at ipiie til O}i00ag, og ban Dente6t
@9iter. San tr9ngte Oerfor til 8io og go for at fiinne
1onlle iig lot efter 6ormi0Oagens pinlige 8or6gr. 9e6
ell ~foro9tel.9 8eDggelie reiite ban Jig og iagoe iforpt:
0Soo bet M opre nofl Ri oil ingen Scener babe 6eri
9n itol babe iaume Strof JON De andre. geroen oil
b9re goot tent meO at blioe fri for Dig. goat, for ham
bort o9 renS SoIen."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-19

9ps iom al en- ~br9noenoe Sl6, oe merfe SfiffeIier be-
oageoe Jig runOt ON ben. &ttus %uOitpote ct 8leoesifrig
og iIpbte ig frem; ban glemte ben 6ore, ban bar l. og
tpntte fun paa, at Ser bar SieIp 0erbeoen. Oct noe.
tie -Rieblf falOt ban ballot b~eoiOitIes til Soroen, ioet
ban uoiteOte ct iOogt Gaab ON SiaIp.
g9oo0 bar oct for en- 2pO2" iugOe Den enc al no9le
romerife 5olOater, JONI iuO omtrins 5Ioen.
seq bprte %insentine," i%uaree en- anoen. vSoorOan
100 0et?"
Set bar ct sfriS, % oct bar NOR oeO Os; men
ie Deo life, 6oa6 oct bar"
Set bar Oprererne," ioare0e Genturionen. BE
6liper en0ml fortulgte 0en Iapere Del al gDen. Ger er
giort mango Sanger, blanot andre anfereren 9arra'
6os. 8i faar en- inut fulfilling i Buaiteu0en."
o6poO mener ou9"
iii aors, naturlisOis. Oct er 10 Den Moo0c,
5Dorpaa 9ilatus bolOer bette oprerife 5olf abe. Get
er iau0ant ct iun6t Spn for 6olf, JOIN fonllner til 9Den
peo Sgitioerne, % set ger mere @oon neO 9enipn til at
6ol6e 0r6en emo en- efstra 2egion."
uSpsl MI berte ieg igen Den 2pOl" iag0e Den OH.
oen; ban tpnote en- 6atfel oe0 SlOen og GAP Jig til at
iege Der 09r6eOen. Som 6erben, aamnerat" raabte
ban, oct er en- ioaret WiauO; gio mig en- Snanosr9f.
ming ne0 6am."
BE fit M Gitus il9bt ben til 5Ioen o9 %begpnote at
moeripge 6am Oeo 0ens Sfin.
r6pao ier on bom an for2" ipurgte ben enc.
Otter bans uoleenoe at 0enlrtle er ban Ell 0g0e,
noturligpis en- al Oprsrerne. @i maa life laOe BAN lip
pc os al Spn0erne," iooreoe Genturionen. vGio ell
Strinmel al bans 9oppe og iorbhnO bans 9ooeo. San
bar ct bp8ligt Saar. NGt mig iaa ben Bin Der, at ieg
fan gipe BAN en- SierteitDrfningl"
Gu er lige ioa mem pao 6in9reue iom EN- aoinoe,
Norfus," in90e en- al Dem, iom ito0 o8 iaa paa Dem.
Seq ifooner bans 2O til Pouifefeiten" iagoe ban,
JON bIeo falot DforfuS, me0 Ell raa 2atter. Oct bar
altior ooot for iaa6an en- at % al ct Soar"
llnoer Sen ioreneoe SnOiIpOeIie al 9armen, ginen
oo StnnosninQen al 9Gooet bar 6itus fon1men til Jig
ieln.
naon 6u itaa2" ipurgte Genturioner, JON iao, at
ban 6oo6e on6net ginene.
Iitus ipareOe oe0 at itoa opreiit, ~enoifsnot no9et
oaflenoe.
y8ar Oh meo 8umuIten9
50, ieo oor," iogOe Eitls, vmen -
.2sr bom 59neieI, aaius og grntrS" lso ben
forte Orore; og, fbr 8itus fun6e iao ct Orb inofert,
bIeo ban fsrt bort mellem De TO SoIooter, o9 fort efter
befonot ban iig ct fol0t, fugtigt 8pnaieI. Ser ionf ban
ON poa en- 9unfe %muggent Straa, og til 8roos for bans
angit og Smerte bans SoDeo ialot ban mart en- tang
Sson.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-19
81. Gapitel.

lltls baooe tilbragt oper en- llge lit 6en9iel, 90
ban en- Vforgen bleD o9ffet al i'm uroliae Sspn neo, at
nogle ronerife Sol0oter troaote inc til bom. De beio.
leoe BAN at Ielge meo % fsrte BAN oerpaa uoen ct Oro
|og iaa burti9t, De fun0e, igennem @aoerne, til De naa.
zoe 2onoSbsooingens SALADS. 90 De bar TONNE i9ennem
ben itore Bort, iom bar itprft ~beoogtet, befonot De Jig /
Brptoriet e1er H~etsiaIen.
1ftus faiteoe burtigt ct gIif omfring Jig, oerpan
bsieoe ban lit Sooe0 meo ct i~merteli9t rotrpf. Oct for.
tie 2ieblif boooe oGret not til at pie ban. at SoIen par
fplot in6til 8rPngiel al Menneifer, og at en- megti9
Sfiffelie, iom ban itrafs ioritoo matte pere Den no.
merife 2anOsbsooine, 8ontius Bilatls, lao paa ct op.
bsiet 5aOe lioe ior BAN.
gn WfGngoe foroirre0e og angltfuloe 5nnfer tim.
le0e ig bans Sierne og lit bam ct gieblif til npiten
at glenme fine Omgipelier; men ban bleo otter noft til
Q%eoioitbeo ON Dem oe0 runot omfring Tia at bere en-
0pmpet D3llmlen julio al mlOertrpft Raeri. San l6fte.
De fine Zine 90 inn garobos' mGetiae SfitfeIie, Ser.
lnnfpt % bepogtet al fire SolOoter, itoo tpoelig for al
lie poo en- IiOt Opbsiet gluOs Iiee foran Dommeriaoet
On er beifDlOt for, Den 81. aoarD ON aitenen
al babe anitiitet ct Oprer moo 9ie9eringen; oes-
%fornoen er Ou beifplOt ior @lorO, i0et on meo Dine egne
Spnoer bar iInaet Here romerife Solooter libel. Sor
Oh noget at iie til oin llnoifploning2"
o6oen er mine Gnflaeere? 9a0 Dem trpoe rem
iag6e 8nrrobos % iaa 2nn0sbspOtngen fpft mo 2i.
meme.
Sab 8ionerne irem," ing0e RiIatus fort.
Ger troaote M flere M9n6 irem, imellem 6oem
Sitrs meO 6orbopieIie G%enfenote @eitas. gioneSbproene
Itemte oberens /, at 6angen oen omtalte Nnt boboe nn-
ret inobiflet ct aompIot moo Negerin9en, iamt at ct
initial romerife SolOater, iont bar blepne orp6te I'll.
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