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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
Horses and Rigs for Sale

Some good horses Of al kinds for
sale at Hansen's Barn; also some sec
ond-hand rigs and harnesses. Can
give good values in these things any
day. CaA and see for yourself. r.
E. Hansen. Stiff
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-160 acres excellent land
on Big Lost River near Darlington.
Fair improvement. Water right.
Must be sold at once. No reason
able offer refused. Address for
particulars, R. H. Cost, receiver
State bank. 20tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

WILL TRADE WATCH FOR WOOD
A nan has left a gold filled, open
Ease watch and chain, with II jewels,
Hamilton movement, at this office
and wants to trade it for wood. It
is in good running order. Now boys
here is your chance. 28-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-One pair horses, weight
$500; ten tons first crop alfalfa;
six pigs three months old, 5000
pounds potatoes. Enquire of John
Alcorn, half mile north of Thomas.
32-2p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT-Three-room
house, 353 S. University avenue.
McVicar, 10 e. Main st. .~...31-tf

FOR SALE-22 acres of land, good
water right. Enquire Of Arthur
w. Hale, Blackfoot, R. 4. 33-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
Farm for Sale

Forty-six acres improved land, IN
miles west Of town, adjoining Smiths
nursery, for sale for $4,600.00. Byrd
Trego. tt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
FOUND

A PIANO BARGAIN-A fine new
Howard piano, scarcely marred at all,
cost $3.50; and will sell for 5000 or
will trade for good horses or CATTLE.
The instrument can be seen at Geo.
w. Heaton's farm at Kimball. Geo.
Heaton, Boise, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
KIMBALL WALLUPs WAPELLo

January 81, 1912, was the time APP
pointed for the great event. The
place was Wapello. and the event it.
self was a basket bali game between
Wapello and Basalt.
For a week or two Wapello had
been stirred to its foundation. The
parents talked of the game, the girls
whispered about it and the boys prac-
ticed day and night till the air about
the meeting house had the steely
CLEAN of unusual activity, combined
with the blue of appreciative ejacula-
lions. At length the morning of the
25th arrived. 1t was a day long to
be remembered. The air was balmy,
and the haze above the burg seemed
to be filled with potential forces.
When the fathers met, they grasped
hands, nodded, and a glance of mu-
tual understanding passed between
them. The mothers felt that they had
reached an epoch in their career, and
bowed to the spirit of anticipation.
And the boys themselves, the mem
bers of the team, when they met they
gave each other the grasp of assur-
ance. 1t was a time for the conser-
walton of physical energy. Even the
railroad employees felt the influence
and the engines too-tooed as they
passed the site of the would-be de-
pot. The day passed and it was
evening. A notice came expressing
regret, and declaring that untoward
circumstances made it utterly impos-
sible for the Basalt team to keep it's
engagement.
They were stricken for a moment,
but recovered and sent a challenge
to the quiet little burg of Kimball.
The Kimball boys were not pre-
pared, but were game, and within
three hours of the challenge they
were in the Wapello meeting house
ready for business.
The game began, and the first half
ended with a score of 5 to 6 in favor
of Kimball. Wapello said, 1--WE will
show you in the next half"
The last half was a cyclone. They
danced, pranced, sachaed, polkaed,
two-stepped, glided, advanced, reced-
ed, %galloped, s%halloped, jumped,
bumped, thumped, reached, rared,
and raved. 1t was a mass of grating
straining, struggling, darting figures
with distorted countenances. At last
the turmoil ceased, and the game end
ed with a score of Z to Is in favor OF
Kimball.
Rah! Rah! Rah! Kimball.
OBSERVER
kIMBALL AND WAPELLO
You Kimball kids we pity you,
Well work you up a spell, oh!
Will show you how to do the stunt,
But Kimball beat Wapello.
And if we chug you in the ribs
We hope you will not yell, oh,
For sometimes we are pretty rough,
But Kimball beat Wapello.
We know you play a splendid game,
And do the business well, oh,
But we can do it better still,
For we will beat WapellO.
The little center ducked his head
The great big center fell, oh.
1t was a racy, ranting game,
When Kimball beat Wapello.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
BULL FOB

4 have a registered poled Durham
bull for service at my farm a mile and
a half east of Thomas. Terms 50
cash. Adrian Parsons. soft
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-A five-room house and
barn at number 537 East Idaho
street. A bargain. John S. Crit
fling, R. F. D. 8, Blackfoot, Idaho.
33-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02
WANTED

WANTED-One or two rooms TOT
light housekeeping. Call at MS
office. oo-'l
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-A dandy little place 20
acres, 5-room house. s acres alfal-
ia, 200 fruit trees, small fruit.
Two miles from Blackfoot. A bar
gain. John s. Griffing, R R 8. soft
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE-A
two-acre tract within the city lin
it's. Has house, water right and is
set to fruit. VIM. LeVonde, Bridge
Str. rs
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

HOUSE FOR SALE-6-room house
with bath; 5 lots with fruit trees,
near the court house, Blackfoot.
Address Adrian Grimaud, Pingree
Idaho. 32-4p
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-02-02

FOR YOUR MISUNDERSTANDING,
%currant, asparagus and rhubarb
plants. Order now of Geo. w.
Parrish. 3ltr
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Artesian Well Boring.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD of land
commissioners. Salt Lake City, Utah, October
ard, 1912. Notice is hereby given that ia accord
ance with the prov ions OF chapter 6s, session
laws Of Utah, 1911, the state board Of land com
missiOuers will receive bids AT its office in the
City and County building, salt Lake City,
Utah, up To aud including october 2Ist 1912. aud
will be opened at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ. on Octo.
Der 22nd, 1912 for furnishing the materials and
sinking an artesan well Ia Iron county on a
certain tract of land ia section sixteen &c, (near
the northeast corner, township 80 South. range
IS ives, :. l., NJ. The we'll is to- be driven to
depth Of 600 feet aud encased with einch
wrought iron pipe to the full depth unless
water Is found in sufficient quantity aud Of auai-
~ satisfactory to the board before reaching said
depth. All bids must be accompanied by GER
tihed check equal TO five per cent OF bids pay
able TO the state board Of land commissioners.
said check TO be forfeited TO the state oy the
bidder to whom contract is awarded in case
he fails or refuses 10 enter into a contract for
the faithful performance OF the work.
All bids must be in sealed envelope addressed
10 the state board Of land comml ssloners, al
above address, and marked, IBID on Rxperi.
mental Well in Iron County.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
STATE BOARD OF LAND COMMITS
sIoNRRS.
VIM. J. LYNCH. Secretary
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

There were a number of
other counter attractions, and
as a consequence the attendance
was not large. AS to the size of
the audience, opinions differ
greatly, and we peter to give
the views of those best in a
position to know.
Appointment Republican: 1.-TWO
or three candidates on the
county ticket, a half dozen lay
men and three or four Republi-
cans, made up the crowd; it was
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
SPEAKS IN THIS CITY

John F. Tolton, Democratic
candidate for governor dropped
into Cedar CITY last Friday and
that night addressed a meeting
of citizens at the tabernacle.
Information that he would
speak in this city was not re-
ceived in time to afford local
"stalwarts' opportunity to give
the meeting any considerable
amount of advertising.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

a frost, sure enough. and showed
plainly that the Democrats
haven't a ghost of a show
A prominent Democrat:
There was a large crowd pres
'ent. and the enthusiasm that
greeted the remarks of the
speaker clearly indicated the
confidence the Democrats have
of carrying everything in sight.
There's nothing to it; this is a
Democratic year, and you mark
my words"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

Politics is the subject that
has held first place in the minds
of the students for some time
past. The two parties, Reform
ers and Progressive have strong
tickets in the field, and have
posted their respective platforms
for approval of the students.
Both platforms contain good
principals which if carried out
will better the conditions at
school, This week will be de-
voted to campaign work, and
both parties are arranging their
forces for a vigorous fight.
The students were entertained
last Monday night at a dance
and handshake, given by the
teachers. An excellent program
was given by members of the
faculty, and the students were
formally welcomed in a short
talk by Mr.. Decker.
A Debating Society will short
ly be organized at school. In
order to encourage the students
to take advantage of it the
teachers have decided to give
credit for the work. We expect
to Join the state league and meet
several high.schools of the state.
st. George has offered to meet
us, and we expect soon to have
material for some very interest
ing discussions.
Many students have awakened
to the possibilities of agricul-
ture and are taking advantage
of the agricultural course given
at school. Already between fifty
and sixty students have regis
tered for the course and many
more are expected to do so. Two
elementary courses are given,
one in Animal Husbandery, and
one in Agronomy. Town people
are invited to come and see what
. we are DONG, U..sA.~n... = -.
The preparatory department
is larger this year than it has
been for some years past. 1t
was the intention of the school
to eliminate this course, but
for the benefit Of some who
haven't had the advantage of an
elementary school training, the
faculty decided to retain this
department.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

If you haven't arranged for
your winters reading, you
should take advantage of the
clubbing combinations offered in
connection with The Record. In
this way you can get the best
papers and magazines for a mere
trifie.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-10-11

The Primary of the east ward
hereafter will commence at 8
O'Clock on Saturday afternoons,
instead of 4 o'clock, as formerly.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
9ulitrcifc fer / 2anbet.

s5obn Mfitcbell, &icepreitoeut for
9lmerican eSeoerotion of 2abor, ion1
forleoen bolot 5oreorag Sa1perior,
@is., erfIpreoe, at ser bar ringe
5o,1olnnliabe6 for ell teroenspio
@ulitreife ion Tplge at @rubear,
beiberitreifen europa. 9(rbeioer=
ne og @rl1beejerne ber bapoe fine
egne Gpiltigbeber. @rubeejerne bill
Sc ne6iette 9pnnen og slrbeioerne
pil6e bape bgiere 9pn % fortere Mr=
bejosoog. 9eriom &c life fonlmer
til gnigbeb, nil 0rifte1 blipc ltano=
let. @an boabe6e og troeoe, at Der
pilbe blipe sSorlig; men 5ilf9loe
al en Notwithstanding fnm Sen
life iom nogen Spmpatbiltreifc eller
6plge of 5trejfen / europa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
Gun u,n Niiuoitelpn.

Gen engelifc Hc9icrines @eitrr-
belier for at bilnggc @l1ljtrcjfen pco
at ilton0bringe ct 1Sprlig mellem
@rubeejerne % oercsE 9(rbciocrc cr
forfeilet.
Otter tre Cages .irllcs aonfe=
rencer 6lcp sorbonoliugerne af-
brl1ot. 0ian pi( III foriegc at foa
ltclpnlpprgsmoalet ofgiort al
&arlamentet. Nrenierminiiter sls=
|ql1ttb lagoc: u&egjeringen far
|giort alt, lom ltaur / oe,1s sgiogt
for at bilGgge Striocn peo Ell Cper=
|ensfomlt % er r1co lnegen gef(ogelie
|fomn1cn til Set &elrltat at Set cr
|umuligt, og at anorc 6oranltaltnin=
ger oerfor mao giores" 8rcmicr=
minilteren gior0e op,narflonr pao,
at Notwithstanding bapoc pdret
i nner to =l1aer ag. i jit<sssrieac coesnral,-
|ge l1ler1per pg ltnrc Sab. Glrb=
ifignt Scr enomn life bor nrrct no.
gen ltprbener, hlep 5tilli1gcn ltcblc
mere olporlig.
&egieringcn ugtcr at onmooc
Forlnlnentet on1 en- Sop, bppri Ell
Miinbltelen lfal foltiuttes og BE-
trpgge110e Sifterbebsforal1ltoltnir=
ger ltal beltelm1c5 &ontroften
for 9(niGttellc1 al Solf til at or
beiOe UNDER eSoroel1 ltocn at for
pligte &egierinaeu til noget beltcmt
ontpbe6c 4srelnierminiltercl1, at
Minbltelennen for ct 9iitrift ifuloe
belten1ll1es al Meprulentnnter fpr
Mr6elbsginer1c pg 9(rhcjoerne meh
EN- neutral iSormono, ion burbc
bglgcs al Norternc ielp eller om
neopenoigt of &egjerinaen.
Otter onferencerne uolteote Grit
hearbej0erf fpr6un0et CIT @rfluring
om, at Set bnpoe plonlagt lil1 @eltp=
relic at tage .Megieringens @ifl 1,n=
Ser Sbebejelie, men at iSorbl110et
life pilbe tilronbe en- @jenoptogelie
of s(rbejbet, fer eli tilfrebsltillcnhc
8ill er pe6taget.
Br11Georbeibernes 9c1egcrebc 1lo=
tolte i'm ,Silfreosbco mco oc11- Gcn=
oinn Saeen bapbe tooet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
0n fprnuielin 9lften.

=Scol1oil1upion Socict1,
baDbc Ell icllfo6elig Solnnnenfomlt
Il Yarf 9lpenue Sotcl, 9iep Dorf,
Girsbog Sen 12. Dlorts. Yolt. s.
Moloenba>per fra 9llbanp bolot So
reorog ON 6ons Gbriltion 9(n0eriell
og nplultc lil1e egne Socripttclicr
of 3i9tcrcns Gnel1tprbiitorier, loo=
iom Sen itm1Obaftigc Ginloloot
og v5pine0rengen". gn6pioere for
talte ban en- Del farafteriltilfe slnef=
ooter on 9ln6eriens ltng0olnsaar,
og ON bborle0eS fan rent tilfnlbigt
fon poo fin rette &pl0e iom 9pr=
nenes GpentDr0igtcr.
slftencns 9N1lifn1,mre bar u0e=
1uffen6c 6anlfe Melooier, iom bar
1honerebe mes 6ore6raget. fSrf
SSnga Segsbro og Srf. Casper ipil=
le6e en- 8iano6uet, Sperturen fra
u@lberb6i". 0erefter 5olonuntre.
6rf.. ellen a(re,16rup fang r2ille
Ole", u2ette 8glge, ou iom bloa=
ner" og Suffer 6u @e1t" m. II.
Silllut en- 5pingom. Ser bar ONT
trent $50 Gilite6eberenoe, % mor,
bar be1tilfre6s nte6 Sen ilnuffe slf=
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
Solofrit Suffer.

Walbington Sen t6. Wiorts. Set
oemofratiife iSrilutfer 9opiorllog
blep peotaget al 9riet iaoor Sites
meo 1913 n1oo 103 5temn1er. Ser
bor "a 9}epubIifanere, lon meo fine
Sternmer biolp til at pe0tage 6or=
laget, me0ens Ser bar 7 6entofra=
ttife 6te1nnrer in1o6 bet al We6lem=
mer fra 2ouiiiana og Colorado:
&ongresmano Martin fra Colo
raoo foripgte / iiolte 9ieblif pao
at faa beiten1t &lanerne for Be-
bon6lingen Of Sen afgiftslop, iom
be6 8eifatning at Snotegter gipres
&egntng paa til at 6Gffe Sabct al
Gol6en paa 6nffer.
5uffer-6 -6orTaget peotoges i fin
oprin6eltge syorn1. @n @nes Mme11=
6eme11ter blep neolte1nte iaa burtigt
1e blep bragt op
Minnelotas og Nor0 Gofotas 9}e=
publifanere itemte for sSorilaget.
Suiet biI nh optage 9lfgiftsfor=
iloget, Ser foreifriber en- Sfot of I
|Brocent paa &orporationers, Sir
maers eller sss116ibi6ers sSSnofo1nItcr
Der operitiger $4,000 Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
enbilnum.

9et geographic Selifab j Seem
Sort boloer slugult Maaneo 60
Mars Sl1bileum og bar / oen Mn=
leoning inpiteret ollie geografilfe
@eIfaber / Ser6en til 9eltagelle.
s5or Danmarfs &e0fommenoe nne0er
&rofesior SlnHen. sssubilel1msfelt=
ligbebernc efterfglges al en ltor Cts
furfion gieunem allc amerifanife
Stoter. Sen foretoges paa Statens
8efoltning / ierlige Gfstratog.
5a1itioig meo ssl,bilGct inopter Sell
ifobet en- ltor np 8Dgning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
9r. 8iteo taaer Mfifeo.

Or. MtteD tager Atite0.
5arpep IS, Bilep forloo oet fe=
miite Bureaus 9oboratorter ben Is.
Marts. @un bar na1ten % Nar
beret oen eperlte &emifer og er MI
leit fra lin @tilling iom &egierin=
gems gmbebsmanb, 1nen falt be-
ltemt poa at ubfpre lin 8orgerpltgt
peb at iorfpgte rHure 5000" @a=
gen. llenigbeo meo bans Speror6=
ne0e % al6eles uforenelige Menin=
ger meo SeniDn til @jennemf6relien
al 2opcn ON rene Mooparer og
Mebiciner par oen Mariag, iom Dr.
@ilep ongap for Snolenoelien af
fin 8eginring ON 9lfife0 til 2an6=
brugslninilter @ilion.
0r. 8ilep oil bic &elten at lit
Sip, ifplge Ell grflering ban l,o-
iteote, til 5remme al Sc retfproige
Erinciper og Sen inoultrielle Se6er=
lig6eo, lonr ligger til @r,,no for
2oben ON rene Wooparer og Mebt=
ciner, / 9oab on1, at Sen noa blipe
ooniniltreret til 8eo1te for set belle
SOLE iltebenfor til 6or0el for 11ogle
cge11npttige 6abrifonter og @an6=
lenbe.
Graiioent 5aft betloge0e, at 9r.
@ilep 1naatte eoa. 2an6brugsmi=
ntiter @ilion logoe,, at 9r. @ilep
babbe peret en- nD9r6iful0 W3an6"
Mnoreip g. MitcbelIz ser bar fo-
reftuaet s[foelingen i Moropelten for
be 6or. 5taters &ommiS1ion for
rene Mabporer og Mebiciner lefs
Mor, blep ltrafs folbt til @aibing-
ton.: Get meo0eles, at Fan 1ni6ler=
ti0ig,. noaife permanent, pil fpl6e
Gr. @ileps @tilling poa &ommis=
iione1 for Snlpeftion of @}aoparcr
og Meoiciner. San bar @isconiins
Statsfen1ifer otte 9lar og fom til
ct. saul / 1906 for at opertoge
Sen 5illing, ban nj, forlaoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

paa Don1peren Ser par fem Mil=
lioner Collars i @uloz paa u0cca=
na". Sfatten lanf n1eh sfibet. 81
|ficererne og EaSiagercrne tog Oct
|ganife roligt; men Sc 3olttnbilfc M'a-
troier bar pa11ifilo9ncl
uSceana" ianf lao 5burtigt, at ct
Jorigg pao at brinae oelr paa
grunot Gano maatte opaipes.
9cn ferlte -8aao, horu bleu iat
lo, fantreoc, og HaSpgererne fulot
/ Ganoet; men alle blep filfet op.
Gen a11bcn 8aao par peG at lpnfe,
"a Ell &eoningshooo fra 2al,o naoe=
DC frenl.
vHilagaa" fortlattc Mciien npgct
ran1ppneret, o9 inofon til 9opcr
lenere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
&sntreabmiral Melpille oBb.

&ontreabnirol George 8allace
0feIpille of Sc Jor. Stoters 6laaoe
osbe / lit @iem Hbilobelpbta
@enoags al 5Iagtilfnloe San bar
peo lin 9po v2opal 9egion"s Sea-
ttonalfommon6er % bar cit slutori=
tet 8olarforlfning ia1nt Snge-
nier= og 6laa6eipgrgsmaal San
falot for slloersgrGnolen Sen 10.
Sonuar 1903 og par Deb iin SGD
70 9lar gommel. San oeltog baaoe
/ rSsSeonette" =gfspcoitionen og Gree
leps MISUNDERSTANDING til
9torbpolaregnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
Sertilitrcjfen mencs cnot.

@n 9pnsforbpjelle for ollc s(r-
hei0ernc olle 5erti(Oiltriftcr Seem
gnglanb pil0e berprc oireftc mel
lem 250,000 % 100000 Tcrioner.
@elfeo om 5 Eroccnt 2pnSfor6dj=
elie blep aipet peo Spllog / %om=
ulosfobrifer / @foinc og Seem &omp=
fibre, ser tilion1men far $4,000 SIR
bejoere. 9pnsforbdjellen ajrloer
ira SEN 12. Sc. Smfring 1000
Mrbejoere pao forlfjcllige Steoer
Mosiocbuietts fit i'm 2gn forbpjet.
Gtotiltiferne far u0regnct, al
=Gtrejfen ollere0e bar 70,
itet 6a6ritejerne 100000 Sob
al fSorret,,ing, at Sen bar fo1tet
Gtrejferne Ell ligncn0c Sam
Sab al 2p11, % at Oen bar foltet
@toten omfring 100000 for @i=
litien og efstra &oliti.
Set tegner til en allntn6elig
@jenoptagel'e al 9riften peO 2ap=
rerce=Gabriferne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
Sprpr Mcbraifas Gtrafanitalt.

TGngielsoirefter SSSanes 9ela=
bl1ntp, Meooireftpr G6orles @og=
ner pg Jangepogter 81. 6. @cilmon
'pe0 Gtotens 5trofanltolt blep Dreht
al Straffanger Sen ii. os. 9oo6p,
Gellebuiets &ogter, blep iooret.
5troffongerne, ser babbc faoet
fat pon en- G2epolper, opermon0e6e
Ell Uangepogtcr, fratog bam bans
@epGr og ongreb 6rngllets Tunf-
tionnrer @foroerne iprnngtc Ser
nglt 2aolen fra Sen fprlte Staol=
ogr, greb S1uttcren og tbang bom
til at oobne SEN ntr1te 9pr. Mor=
6erne bopbe intet Yelpnr mes at
fonrmc bort / SEN Stor1n, iom roie=
6e Sen Sag.
SSngen al Sc onore 5troftonger
for1Ggte at rpn1me. @lutteren
ltengte Itrafs olIe Geller, % i11gen
Gan9e bil bliDe ginet 1ninblte eSri=
beo, fpr @upernpr Mloricb far gi=
bet Sr6re 6ertil.
Saolnort @1tberngren blep unoer=
rettet ON @btteriet, u0fommonocre=
6e han set IofaIe W2iIitsfompooni.
iom ftrafs ofrei1te til 6gngilet.
l1ro far berifet blan6t 6ongerne
en- lengere SID. @bn6og Moraen
ben 176e 6ebruar bleb Geputp @ar=
BEN S. 9. 9obis of cit Megerfongc
tilfgiet ct &nipitif, iom bapbe Ge=
Ben tilfelge. SS11tet 6origg paa
@ptteri blep oog giort 0engane.
De tire r6nte Sanger ct Morlep,
Saplor ug Comb. Saplor ontages
at bpre Sen egentlige Spbapsman6
til MDtteriet. Set antages, at ban
orebte baa6e Ge1abuntp og @oglrer.
&an er en- grpert 8rugen of 0p=
namit.
Set me66eles ienere, at Comb og
Sap1or er blebet 6rebt al Gorfelger-
ne ii MiI fra 0maba. Gn 6ormer
pe6 Geabn @arrp Blunt, iom Sc
bab6e tbrnget til at fibre for Sem,
bleb ogiaa 6rebt. OeorIeD oper=
gab Zig og er | Sorbaring.
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&ejier 8ilbclms MioScldaosrcjic.

Set forlpber fra Berlin, at Sci
fer @ilbelm Iorhin0elic l1co lin
Miooelbapsreiie pi( oflp9ae &eilcr
6ran5 ssSoiepb ct @eidg. Sra Miclr
bill ban ianblpnligpis heaipe Jig til
Fo1d for Ser at goo on16oro / $50
ben5ollern" efter fprlt at 1opc bont
en- gammenfomlt mes ocn olterria=
ife 5ronfplger, Grfebertu9 6rana
6er6inan0. Set oniecs life for l1oe=
lnffet, at Ser ct cllcr onbct Steo
sSStalien nil fil,oe ct Nfpoc Steo
melleln Song &ictor emanuel 90
&ejier @ilbeln.
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A6clpcbcsmaifine til 9ommer &oial=
ifn / Stem g)prf.

9on1n1er Stto 81. &oialifp 11n0gif
ioapiot at blipe 0rpbt af Ell @elpe=
oesmolfine Sen t6. 6s. Set iiges,
at li6t Smn6s Mefonismen bar
set eneite, lom forbinore6e 8on1ben
/ at efsplo6ere; ibet 9ommere11
aobne0e &affen. 8omben efsplo=
oere6c lenere, 6a sSnlpeftgr Smen
Cyan aabneoe Sen. Cyan bleo al
porIig ffa6et / Mnitgtet og paa @en=
0ernc.
Oomn1er Molalifp er Sen ienere
Sis traa6t / 6orgrunoen poo
@runo al fin 6orbinbelie me1
8ronot=sage1. Set bar bom, iom
0gmte 6olfe @ngeIbreft 8ran6t til
3 9[ar for Snbbruo Mortimer 8
Scbiffs @jem 1907, og iom for
nplig onitDrtebe fin &ien6elle.
Mttentatet moo 9ommer &oiaIifp
er Sen fgrite faaoonne 8olosbano-
ling, iom CT foridgt moo Ell Don-
mer oer> og bele &olitiDaienet gqt
fig ftrofs itait meo en- 26snine al
Nepiteriet.
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st banif Sangcritcpnc?

Sra ffere 6anife gangforeninge1
2an6et oper er Sanfen ON ct al
minbeligt 5angeritabne be6 l16itil.
1ingen / 1915 blepen frenlot, ifri-
Der v8ien" Eanfen ct nobel, oq
bba6 mere er, Ben er u6f6rlig. Oct
billie bore beniigtsmpsfigt, oeripn
|oe oonife Sangforeninger i 81
6or. 5tater gie11nem @orreiponoanct
fit en- Soritoaelie iitano, ioo at oc'
funbe birfes ! Slot. Miblerne I'll
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&lapia9t paa cn MurSer6anbc.

S 9anobiltriftet 6uloa ueb iSranf=
furt ont Main / 5piflono far en- 81
gpinerbanoe inoioget @efolfringe11
EN- paniIf 5fr9f. 8anbenS tire ST.
rere, Ser for Sioen flatfer ale>1e
omfring, men BOG forlnooes at itao
/ lto6ig sSorbinoellc mco bere5 03eb=
Iemmer, bar forppet tolriae ssl16br11b
og Woro. U}ilitrret cr n1t unobili=
ieret, og cit Stprfc poo 200 Mano,
biulpne al so @enoarlncr, ofbolber
en- fornelig &lopiagt pao .3iqpjner=
ne, Ser neppe agter at opergipe Jig
u0en &on1p.