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The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
WEDDING; BELLS.

| HALL-CLARKE. Miss Matte Clarke, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarke Of Castine,
was united in marriage ut the home of her
parents Monday evening. Nov. 18th. to George
E. Hall of Unity. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Lowell, who used the single
ring service. 1t was a very pretty home we'd
ding, with only the immediate family and a
| few guests present. The bride was gowned in
white. Ice cream and cake was served and a
| very pleas ant evening was enjoyed. The
| couple have the best wishes of many friends
| in Castine. Those present from out-of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd of Brooksville, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey of Belfast.
FuLLER-HERR1cK. very pleasant home
wedding was celebrated Thursday evening,
Nov. 7th, at the home of the bride on Washing
ton street, Camden, when Miss Tena Herrick
and Roy Fuller were united in marriage by
Rev. Howard Corey. who used the single ring
service. The bride was dressed in white silk
and carried white carnations. Only the rela-
tives of the two families were present, to
whom refreshments were served after the
ceremony. Later in the evening the bride and
groom went to the Fuller cottage at the lake.
where they were much surprised and delighted
to find a chicken supper had been provided for
them by their friends. Both bride and groo n
have the good wishes of large circle of
friends.
!. M4nca-nAhfEh. MISS Mary Harper left Cas-
tine Friday morning. Nov. 8 for Bangor where
she met James Murch of Ellsworth They were
united in marriage and went to Millinocket,
where they will reside during the winter, Mr..
Murch having employment there Mrs. Murch
is one of Castines bright and energetic young
ladies and has great many friends in her home
town, who wish her life of happiness. Mr.
Murch is well known in Castine, having been
there great deal during the past several
years in the interests of the New England TEL
GO. The couple have the best wishes of
large number of friends in Castine.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
Belfast Free Library

NEW BOOKS, OCTOBER 1912.
PHILOSOPHY
Marden, Orison SWEET.
Self-investment. l911................ ITO M 3-3
Morris, Robert Clark.
International arbitration and pro-
ceoure.. LIZA M 10
SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCATION
lakewood, Frederick William.
Good cheer; the romance of food
and feasting- ..................-......." 3941 Fl
Hyde, William Dewitt.
The college man and the college
woman. Observation-Disclosures. 37o h
The teachers philosophy in and
out of school ................-......... 81 H 80
Scudder, Vida Dutton.
Socialism and character. l912...... 1856 Sou
SCIENCE
Darwin, Charles Robert.
Insectivorous plants. 1S93......... 581 D 2-2
ARTS; USEFUL AND FINE ARTS
Goldsmith, Elizabeth Edwards.
Sacred symbols in art. 1911......... 7O3 5
Scott, Walter Dill.
Increasing human efficiency in
Waters, William George.
Italian sculptors. 1911 ............... 1874 W 81
LITERATURE
Holiday Carl
The wit and humor OF colonial days
SlI II "
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
Lansdale, Maria Hornor.
yy:..,o ,,d {bo Vioppaso 1910 IT 40 m
Mason, Caroline Atwater
The spell of France. 1912. ....... T a. M SO
Muir, John.
The Yosemite. 1912...............T 1914 M 8
Smith, Bertha Whitridge. (The
Princess, Pseud.)
Travellers tales told in letters
from Belgium Germany, Eng
land, Scotland, France and
................ T SIN
Waddell, Laurence Austine.
Lhasa and it's mysteries, with a
record of the expedition OF 1909
1904 19O5........ ............. ...,,.. T5l5 W
BIOGRAPHY
Hare, Christopher, pseud.
The romance of a Medici warrior,
1910......... ................. ........ B M 46
Hubby, Mary E.
Matilda, Countess of Tuscany.
Observation-Disclosures. BIS M 42s
Stirling Maxwell, William
Don John of Austria. or Passages
from the history of the sixteenth
century. 1883................"....... B6J6
COLLECTIVE BIOGRAPHY
Hall, Granville Stanley.
Founders of modern psychology.
".............................. s21s H
CHAUTAUUUA BOOKS. I912.l3.
Ogg, Frederic Austin.
Social progress in contemporary
Europe. 19l2................,.,,.,. 330.9 Or
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
A Democratic Suggestion.

1t is to be hoped that President Wilson can
coax ex-President Taft to accept some i'm
portant position in which he can do first class
work for the nation. Are you hearing? Mr..
President Taft is good, sound. sensible up
right citizen, and has been an excellent chief
Magistrate save only when Teddy has lied him
into something wrong.-L. W. S. in the Port
land Argus
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
Doctors Use This for Eczema

DR.. Evans, Ex-commissioner Of Health
t lays; III, Lnere Is almost no relation be-
skin must be cured through the skim kne
me germs must be washed out and 50
salves have long ago been found WORTH.
less less Inc most advanced physicians of
TINS country are now agreed on this ana
are prescribing wash of wintergre eua
thymoi and other ingredients for eezen,a
and all other skin diseases. This cnrna
for Eczema. esSiip.ioi
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
FRENZIED ARITHMETIC,

Three-year-old Amy, who had very
lively little brother, was being put
through a lesson in arithmetic by her
uncle. She had successfully added one
+ and one, but stuck at two and cne.
"Your mama" said her uncle, ''has
two children. If she had one more, what
would that make?"
"Oh," cried Amy, chat would make
my mama cwazyH'-December Woman S
Home Companion.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

DR.. Holmes, the well known skin spe-
cialist writes: Lam convinced that the
odd. Prescriptio1GsDas much specific
for eczema as qufnine for malaria. l
have been prescribing the Odd. remedy
for years" 1t will take away the itch
the instant you apply it. -
In fact, we are so sure of what Odd.
will do for YOU that we will be glad
to let YOU have a 81 bottle on our guar
antee that it will cost you nothing I'M
less you find that it does the work
W., n poor & Son Drnur;ets
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
Requests of $50, 600.

GARDINER, Me-, Nov. 10. The will of
George L. Rogers, filed at the Probate
office today, provides $50, 600 in requests.
The sum of $4,000 is set aside for a me-
m orial fountain in Oak Grove Cemetery,
and $4,000 is given to the Good Will Farm
for Boys.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
Sayings of the Little Folks.
JOHNNIE GOES UP HEAD.

"Johnnie," asked his teacher, "can
you give us sentence, using the word
income in it,"
Johnnie hesitated a moment: then
eyes m," he replied. The boy op-
ened the door, and in come cat ~
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
A GREAT BUILDING FALLS

when its foundation is undermined, and if the
foundation of heath-good digestion-is at
tackled, quick collapse follows. On the first
signs of indigestion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills
should be taken to tone the stomach and regu-
late liver, kidneys and bowels. Pleasant, easy,
safe and only 25 cents at all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

CLUBBING OFFERS. The following clubbing
offers apply only to subscriptions paid in adj
vance; and when payment is made it should be
stated what premium, if any, is desired. 1t is
also necessary to say that none of these publ
cations are mailed with The Journal or from
this Office. We have to pay for these publica-
tons one year in advance, and they are then
sent from their respective offices to our sub
scribers. Our clubbing offers are as follows
for one years subscription paid in advance:
The Journal and Farm and Home.....S2OO
The Journal and Tribune Farmer.......... 225
The Journal and McCall's Magazine....... 2lO
The Journal and Woman's Magazine.... 225
The publications included in our clubbing of
fers may be sent to different addresses.
The publishers of the Woman's Magazine
have advised us of an increase in heir sub
scription price and a consequent advance in
clubbing rates, and The Journal and Woman
Magazine are now $2.25.
The publishers of McCalls magazine have
sent US this notice: 1.-THE subscribers may
select their free patterns within 80 days after
the receipt of their first magazine by making
a request on an ordinary post card, stating
that the pattern desired is free pattern to
which they are entitled"
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
county, Correspondence.
lDeferred.]

.,-uTnY FreedomH
sN' n w., W.. little son Of John Taylor, died Nov.
s.:-ss an illness of only two days He was a
-,- 4e We little fellow and general
's rl. family have the sympathy of
o. ...,savsment. %. Mrs. May Harvey
a-@ qa. have been visiting relatives in
.-.. ned 70 their home in Bridge
ri, ..-. urday Mrs E. A. Hodges
Vel ..---d her mother and brother
N-as Alce and Bertha Went
.r... fast saturday.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

SAM f-nlF'
Bi. Ira ---a has returned to her home
aTr.r. g. after a visit with relatives and
h.a. .r. Mrs. Lowena Rice arrived
isas ,-t szs, after several weeks visit in
Bus- Mass Nh and Mrs. Zenas Grant
h3rs as 60 le,es to spend the winter with
asi' l, Mrs Charles Merrithew made a
qsnss- .rl Bueksport and Bangor recent
l. o.E M Mrs Hiram Eaton of Brewer
7at5- .a Eaton and wife several days last
s.s N- Brock of Searsport was here
|Nmiag slrye ng for F, F, Perkins. Miss
Dro.A wilson of Carmel is here with her
(sar'5 1er Ass Olive Merrill, for week.
u.Cm-5. r-uch spent Monday in Belfast.
o.E 'aasy spent Sunday with his pa
rant r. Lg-ssa5-t Several fiocks of wild
geese vsai ar last Thursday and Friday.
The c-at=-- are at-er the deer in this vicinity
&gss ..s ser seen.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28
8 --sNrR. Minterport.l

|hH ID .N.-NlF, Ninterportl
N la- l-. Le9oard Clarke of Winterport
'r'e.er their relatives and friends
!isq- .a.as Nov. 18th. After the ar
|rTa Of -a -=.s Mrs. Emmie Thompson of
Srs .-a. .p=g Of solicitation on the And
IN as.f -ae marriage of the host and
tS'e'- 0as the first intimation given
lii lie ....-.- Was for that purpose. Con-
"a a then extended, and all
l'@-' -. a making it an event long to
creme ssrds and dancing were en-
|@'1 l.s cared for the amusements
Il" With mental music the evening
''ei all 1. aakly. Those present from
"@ town q Mir, and Mrs. W. A. Thomp-
"'.as-'r, Mass; Mrs. Emmie P
'N@-''n 10 5angor and Miss Annie Beane
S9iw7s Delicious refreshments of
,,4'Se'e' AXE and coffee were served by
ai' arse assisted by the younger members
as' family The guests reluctantly de-
I4''' Al 'ra-sht, wishing their friends
-'ay returns o- -6e happy anniversary.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

A., Fin ngham, student at Bucks
......-..r -..ne sunday at home. Mrs.
gr, $50 lece, Hazel Nickerson, re-
-.--... -r afternoon with Mr.. Damn
Gan sa -. here they made weeks
.-vs Webb has been quite sick
r., D.. ..-- r. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
n,o~ he winter with their daugh
~, gr E. Aickerson.. The Pomona
a..s. ... aa Comet Grange was de-
a. i4- hall was very prettily
3.,.s... grain and vegetables. The
EVIL, .rr.- ellies, aud other harvest
5a,esz -y TEN ting. 1t is much to
h. -.s tt not more of the home
gr7.s -enr-.......The L. A. S. will
B,e SD .ay afternoon with the Vice
aesa. Mr. j. Hartshorn.
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

INTER- AONTvlLLE
= 's,'p'0n and dance was given by Mr.. and
: '''i les -',-eheld Friday evening at the
>. 's' i''' and 'arge company enjoyed the
= r'7aSa't occasion. Mr.. Oscar Cushman
,- .,'NS water put INTO his house and barn :.
,p -7 'eeA received of the birth of a son
-, s''a Ais.eauuel Gilpatrick of Danforth.
~ NF'- 9lpatrick was Miss Bertha
h. TITS town.. Mrs. Marcia Gree
h.. 's'oI' Is stopping at Mrs. Volney
ga1 lgt lev days. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. '-'''s sent Sunday at MIR. Nate Da-
a I'D A',f MIR and Mrs. Frank Cushman
A. ,'' 5rera services of their aunt,
NJ .''a SWEET Of Knox, last SATURDAY.,
h, 7'-'Js see given by six young men
igos MIS- Cora Berry, instead of the
i; Gwen .. Penson Clement has
Im, p'L'e tnrisyabell, to Mr.. Leland
h,.s isarson and doctor from
Gs, ~. 'i's'a1sd on Yuba Berry, Esther and
!. n r. '''5-'9 for the removal of adenoids.
Il, ''l'n returned to Rockport Tues
n hen. ''2 Bean and Harden Erskine are
Erss. 's.'e at the Grange hall Friday
Bee, VIZ and Mrs. Burleigh Nash of
ses were at b C. Gains part of last
be- O. "llu Mrs F. B. Paul of Morrill,
h, '' guests of G. A. Gordon.
|r.. y, CENTER.
b. ,, 4'" OF the season Nov. 18th. Wild
|aa s0g south nearly every day. d. =. -.
Aldsona dement's of Searsport picked a
sepo,.5 ~ oouquet'Nov 18th. from her garden,
Ma Dsv;, 1--WE different kinds of flowers
t@ts, = Moody is visiting her brother and
N.Gt sra robertson, for a week or more,
'ies Ma. 10 Nrocker have moved into the
w Ns,a 'e' house for the winter. Mr.. and
fseey are with their daughter, Mrs
aEof III. '' 1harles Hustus has shot deer
hG. p JASON in this vicinity. :. . Mr.. and
,sseiy gs,. 's''Son and son Ralph and Mrs
s'ofoe S,,l guests of Mrs. John Palmer OF
dspsb,.a Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Coleman
y Btioc. VI Searsport visited her aunt
Nh Sonts sunday. The neighborhood
asd g..t N'0nroe held social at the resi-.
ssteb w.. sH Nealley last Saturday even.
@eAly A. great success socially and fl.
goose was given to the one
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

NV W. ". ..... Keller arrived home Nov. 18th
.......r NJ $ Helen Ryder is in Bel
....-. t.s eeks Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
..... -r...rr a few days in Castine at
..,.~aa asrsnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
-. 5s Liza Rose spent last we elk
4. ,.,.-.. r. 6land and Belfast, Mrs.
rr- 7..- laughter, Miss Ethel, are at
-. "a .- tor week Mrs. Charles
~ .a,er Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn
r~. CO. l and Mrs. D c. Warren
..... y for Boston, where they
-.s- arr
The Republican journal., 1912-11-28

Vim. o. Poor & Son, Druggists.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
% SomQno oruPnet.

Sra 5t. 5ObnS, gf. s. meGoe8
lnr0er %. os. ON en- Sglrlgffe, Ser
bar foItet % Wtenneifer 2iDet. Oet
bar 0onpifibet 6lorence Gf Sur.
neiS-2inien, Der UNDER en- itprf
RorOoeiftorm forliite poa Steure.
pene uo for ct. ScottS ii6ite 6re.
0og. Oct Ipffeoes 9eI@tningen Der
6eito0 al 81 M}ono, at noa 2onO,
men 3lpperne bar ian bsie % Itei.
le Ser, ioa oe life fun0e itige /
2ono, og aoptoi1t Barr roa0eOe Ser.
for til at gaa til6oge til groget /
6uob ont at 8n0en DiI0e lpgge
iia. San gap mo0itrrben0e 0illo-
0cIe ill., at on0en StprnanO 6n0-
lep og lire 0iou0 me0 6am latte
no / Ell goa0. De ieile0e long8
aDiten og ion6t en- 9ieone alip.
perne, o9 iooleOe5 Ipffe0e5 oct Dem
at Ionoe DC opernntteoe en- forIoot
,SfIfer6ptte. 0o 0e npIte 01orgen
isgte 6et Ste6, 6Dor S-fibet Goo,
par oct foripun0et, og en- Del al
2doningen iao8 iIp6e pao @anOet
glGe oeres aunmeroter. iom bIeo
pcs &rnQet, Dor forIolrn6et / oct
opr6rte Sno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
uarppere paa Spil.

Sprinafielo. 81. "a. Sec. -
2rlton y6llnmer" poa 66icoao &
2(lton ganen. ser ifilloe in0fomme
ber 9l. tf,20 / 9(fteS, bleO Itan0.
iet fort ipr 0}iOnat peo Stotionen
Sle8, fire gaiI SpO berfor.
9nn0itterne leSgior0e 2ofomot-
bet og gfspre5pognen ira 9feIten al
Goget oq tpan9 Sn0epiaren og 6pr-
6oocren til at fore iremao. lt0iolOet
bIeo, at en- aantp opltoo, | bOiIfen
en- al G6oerne 6Ieb ifll0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
9ampTfib

oSellig Oloo", Ser nentes til
gaem 9orf Sslileooo, niG oFieiIe Der
fra Den 2. San. 1913 og bentes 6a
til @briitianian6 Ben t2. T. Wto.
Limited Stotes," Ser onfon til
0briitionioit6 ben 20. Sec, bill at.
ter oFieile 0erfro ben s. 6ebr,
1918, og nentes loo til 9tep gorf
Den fS. :. Wto
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

O, ver velkommen, edle Gest
For Syndres Skyld du kommen est
| Verdens Jammer ned til mig
Jeg aldrig kan fuldtakke dig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
Blam0e0r 9ne0oclelGfr

BlanOeOr Mf00clelter.
Sen longtrltfne Sag i S5noian-
opolis, Sto., moo Sernar6ei6erne
for Oeres 0pnonitefspIoIioner pil
M mart en0es, i0et 0en oil blioe
oDergioet til 95urDen at 66nme /.
8r Oonefi ben 6uI9arife Bar
Ioments ErGii0ent, 6or uotalt, at
0erion Der ifol be6GpeS Ofp9ler
melIem Eprferne og 6e 9tlGiere0e,
ioa b6r lln;te0 -StoteS 9lmerifo 6elIt
optrn0e iom ioo6an.
Sra @rono SORTS, 93ort6 0of.,
neIoes un0er 20. oS., at en- for-
ipr0elig S1leitomn iomme Dag ro.
ie0e 9aort6 0afota. 8inoen booOe
Ell Surtig6e6 al Is 06iG I 6imen
o9 Der folG oDer en- SOD Sne.
8rGi .Oent Cart ifaI boDe ln0et
forltoo, font ban life bar u0tolt
jii9 officielt 6eron1 ot ban oiI goo
ne0 poo golo9ift / 8ononofopal-
Sol0ip9rgsrrtaolet bois @nglonos
oQ Il. S.s Negerfnqer life 40 0iplo-
motiff Gei fon fonme til 9Sorltooel-
| ne on Sagen
aoinoelig 9orgmeIter. Sra 8ar-
rington, Ore. mel0eS un0er 20. 0S.,
at QGis Clara O}onIon Onsoo8 /
ii0ite llge Dnlgte5 til 9pens Borg
meter me0 is StenunerS 0toioritet.
aun np0er Sen gGre at pere SEN
iorite foin0elige 9orgmeiter / eta.
ten Oregon
Ger 6nr qooet OrO nf at Bbili-
p.noerne qor Itprf aroo poo Seln-
itpre. 9ht poaitoor Oplp8ningsfom-
nisiionpren Or 6. 9. Giper /
Q}anilo, at osSolfet poo G6ilpp.
inerne life 6or Qiort itore Srenifri0t
j oet iiOite 9lorbunOre0e, oa BET er
fun ben oplnIte aInsie, ca. 5 psf,
Ser enIfer SeloItnre.
Observation-Disclosures { @afbinQton
| l6ar nDliQ meo t78 moo 81 Stem.
lner oeotoQet Burnett 1Sori(a9et. Der
|u0eluffer 2anmiQronter, iom er ooer
rs q(nr Qontle oa life fan lgIe og
1frioe ocrcs eact D}O0ersnlool Der
q6re8 en- ltnotogelie for iaooonne,
iom fon beoiie. at Oe bar forIoot
6ere5 eQet 9on6 poo @rrlno of re-
liaioic 6orfolaelier
Set laOer til. at @uuerner Mil-
lion, nuar ban bliper Grnii6ent, oil
asre @n6e poa 6en Stif, at oct
biitorb7fe ,,eoit room" ifoI itoo oo-
I6ent ior Wfootoaelie al @9lter, iom
enifer at billie poo 9r9ii0enten.
99ilion mener, at oe, Der life bar
noqet al oGuinoeli9 Snteresie at
toGe me0 8r9iioenten ouL fife bor
9let til at legee 9eilog poa bans
6io.
8e0 Ell llnoerie9elie | 8albing-
ton al oen iodfalote Bengetritlt,
|6oor ogioa s. g. Mlorean bar o9'
ret in6talot iom @i6ne, ifol oct boz
re brngt for 0a9en, at f80 Diref-
t6rer / tS 9onfer og Srtit-aon1.
poallier gten Dorf, Gbicnoo og
g9oiton iitbebar 7f6 0ireft6rent6e6er
II 1874 Bengeinitlitioner, 5ransport-
IielIfober og irOittrielle SnItihttio-
lner, iom roaoer pper en- aapitol
of S25, ,325 100000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

3-be Blair Sboe Store bar lige
facet ino giteraars oe gptters Sor'
ipnine of fSrite aGnsies 5chtsi
Som og ie.
- Seq bor til Snlg boo0e Itarre
og nrinore Jorne / N9rbeoen Of
@lofr. 2igeleoes imon sSorbitpffer
Tiae uoen for @pgrpnien- aon og
Ie. 9. s. 6nlIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

@iIlion6ran0 / @6rfItionia. Gbri.
itionia, 7. December. Zen it6rite
Brand, 6briitionio Innoe GiOer
6or 6oft, u06rS6 I 91ot i @an0ol.
ga6e8 Seoleri. Sl6en brcbte ii9
meO Itor @oG0iontbeo, oa 6o6riffen
mes 0ens itore SrGfo9er 6leo fuI0-
ItGn0ig eoefoot Mon bar en0mt in
gen Soeriiat ooer, 6oor itor Sfo.
ben er; men 6en onilons forel66ia
til I N2il(. SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

Oct meS6eles ira @oi6nqtOn at
grGiioent Gait 6ua6e er 6Iepen
tiG6u0t oa bar toget ino6 en- Stil-
linQ ion 29rer / QopfnnoigbeO pe0
Dale ltniberiitet Son bil opertn9e
6en npe NBoIt til 6oroor. Sooi6rer.
prafIis fim6e bon life goot qertop-
toge bl. a. al 6en @rnn0, at Fan
far u6neont 6e fleite Of 0ommerne
/ &sieIteretten, og oerior finoe ban
life fore en- Sag FOR oenne 9tet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24

- @ienoomme til SaIe alIe
Dele af gpen. 9to1le fan fs6es pnn
slFbetoling. ltn0loo life at forbere
Dem nprnere, taar De bill fsbe ct
iSiem. g. 3. SoQler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
Nr. 1902.
Jre0S6onlerenCen.
Sgrferne gpr &rpDl pannD.
Se Oil boOe GOO at tilfprc DC
beleireoe glorianopel 6Orpleining.

SOIpOUib 4. 2PC. 2DIIlel
fpfler tit gornle 'Spil - 6oriintel-
ie - og 6or foraaria9et oi0ere llO-
fnttelie al ben ofte foriinfe0e s5re0s-
conference, Der M eiter en- fort
Sesiion @fterrnio6og er uoiot til
0eonoog.
Oct er ift0lDien6e, at De tDrfiIte
3elegater preoer poo at opnoo 9tet
til ot prooiontere 9l0rionopel UeO
ot tilaOe @rgfenlauo at to9e Del
/ aonierencen. De 9laiere0e snifer
me9et at goa irenoO me0 lln6er-
ball0lin9erne % bor InOet Hart for
fton. at Oisie iSoriinfelier MAJ foa
gn0e.
: 0ogs Sesiion por Den oiata-
ite. ii0en aonierencen tog jim Begun
belle. oct par isrite Song, DC moo
iatte Bortier fom til olDorlig ,Sor-
banoIing. Get gioG6t 0en iorel6-
bige Dr6ftele on9ooen0e 9eii0oeI-
ien of 9(orionopeI
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